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,-1 EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OVEfiOSlAX, PE.YDLETOX. OREGON. EDXESDAY, JU.Y ;$, 1910. PAGE TIIilE! SOME SHORT NEWS NOTES FROM (Special Correspondence.) Athena, On,. July 12. Miss Cnrrlc Sharp has relumed to her home in this city from Seattle. Nova Desper, whr has been em ployed in Kidder's paint store the past few months, has gone to the har vest field to take charge of a har vesting outfit as engineer. The second cutting of alfalfa Is re ported much superior to the first In this vicinity. . to: Mrs. John Tompklng la recovering from a serious Illness at her home northeast of town. John Grant-is at Cayuse station. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koontz and L. B. Koontz and family, are home from a two weeks ruralizing along the Uma tilla. Miss Katie Muloney has returned to her home In Milton after spending a few days visiting frlenas In this -city. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wlllaby are homo from a visit to Wenaha springs. Hurt Cartano, the massive baseball umpire, was at Pasco on business a few days ago. Miss Florence Booth will enter a Spokane hospital to complete her training as a nurse. Master Raymond McGrew was thrown from his horse the other day and severely sprained his shoulder. Geo. B. Kidder and wife were call ers In Pendleton on Monday, going by carriage. The mercury ranged around the 100 mark on Monday, slightly damaging the late wheat. The Catholics are about to put their church building In order for services In this city. Mrs. S. L. Spencer, who has been very 111 at her residence In this city In reported somewhat better. A. Shlck, who has been quite 111 Is convalescent. Jesse O. Campbell, the new pro prietor of the department store, will be down from Spokane shortly. B. C. and George Kidder we're Pen dleton visitors on Friday and Satur day last. Messrs. Kemp and Watts went to Pendleton on Saturday, returning on the evening train. Charles Hrotherton returned from Franklin county on Saturday, where he spent three or four days look after business Interests. In another week harvesting will he ; well under way In this vicinity. The crop s a hummer. John Bannister is remodeling his house between Athena and Weston. Men's oxfords cheap at a Eklund's. AYY WOMAN CAN HAVE REACT! FVL HAIR Many women do not realize the at tractions they possess because they do not give proper attention to the hnlr. The women of Paris are famed for their beauty, not because their facial features are superior to those of other women, but becauso they know how to keep young by supplying vigor, lus ter and strength to the hair. Three years ngo Parisian Sage could hardly be obtained in America. But now this delightful hair tonic and dressing can be had in every town In America. Tallman & Co. sell It for 60 cents a large bottle, and they guar antee it to grow beautiful, luxuriant hair; to turn dull, lifeless hair Into lustrous hair; to stoy falling hair; to stop Itching of the scalp. Ask for ' Parisian Sage. 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Letters pour Into our office all day with applications for lota. To those who cannot come In we would do our utmost to make a good selection. Price $100 and $200 each. Cash $25.00, balance $10.00 a month. A few 40 acre farms joining Fort St. James townslte and Lake Stuart, $50.00 cash and $10.00 a month. You nel not be a Canadian Citizen to Hold Tills. You need not Improve It, nor you need not reside on It. All this land Is on or near the railroad, Grand Trunk Pacific, Alaska Yukon, and Canadian Northern railroads. Rich farm lands, $8.60 per acre, $3.00 cash, and balance $1.00 per acre per year until paid. APPLY CANADIAN NORTHERN LAND COMPANY, 04, SOS and 806 Lewis Dolldlng, Portland, Oregon. THE tiEHM PLAY. "In GitiiiIuihI'' Is Vehicle for Educat ing tlin World's People. Chicago. Do you know Bessie Bul gnrlous, the sour milk germ? If not. you should make her ac quaintance at once, for she belies her name utterly, and mh food for poets' verses has the elixir of ' life backed clear off the boards. Jlcssle Is a heroine. She 1 the new hading character of a play that threatened to Bteal the thunder from Rostand's "Chantecler" until some one discovered that it had an adver tising angle. Hut Bessie has saved the day. She has stepped into the ring as the sworn foe of old Tim Tu bercle of Mrs. Tubercle and of all the little Tubercles. .She pursues the whole family relentlessly and with out pause through each of the acts of the play, und when the curtain descends on the last scene she stands gory with the blood of her enemies, dead bodies strewn about the stage, but smiling triumphantly and entic ingly at a representative of mankind whose life she has saved. Is I'mlcr New Auspice. With "in Gcrmland" completely re vised, unl all' reference to vacuum cleaners eliminated, the National As sociation for the Study and Preven tion of Tuberculosis has taken the unique play in hand and will use it to educate the people of America In the habit of germs and the way you can tell a good microbe from an evil one. When It was presented With a cast of coeds and men students of the University of Wisconsin in bizarre costume representing the players as germs and microbes. It was hailed as the American rival of "Chantecler." Theatre managers in Chicago and New York entered Into negotiations for its appearance on the professional stage, and there was promise of one oi the most unusual stage productions ever conceived until the discovery was made that the play had been conceiv ed as an advertisement for a vacuum cleaner. This put a damper on the enthusiasm In America, but according to Dr. M. P. Ravenel of the bacteri l"gy department of the University of Wisconsin, letters from playwrights and savants in France, Germany and other parts of Europe are still com ing in asking for information. Some of them express regret that it did not precede "Chantecler." According to the revlfied version Teddy, the hero, falls In love with Tll lle Tubercle, the dairymaid daughter of old Tim Tubercle, Instead of with Bessie Bacillus, the stenographer, as in the original version. And instead of a prosaic vacuum cleaner it is Bes sie Bulgarious, the strong, competent ana uenenclal sour milk germ, who steps In to save Teddy from the fatal charms of the pretty but vamplrlsh Miss Tubercle. And It is to Bessie, spirit of the sour milk, his rescuer, and heroine of the occasion that Teddy pledges his eternal devotion and settles down to live long and happily ever after. Three new characters, Tony, Tlieophllus and Tom dairy appren tices to Tim Tubercle, have been add ed to the cast of the revised play. These dairy hands do their best to tlnvnrt the beneficial efforts of Bes sie Bulgarious and illustrate In alle gory what Is meant hv unsanltarv milk. SAFETY OE ASSASSINS PIT I P TO ARBITRATION Paris. French Jurists point out that the case of Porter Charlton, who killed his wife ut Lake Coino is iden tical with that of Paul Roy, the young Frenchman who married the Ameri can actress known as Glacla Galla. Roy killed his wife Brother. George A. Corkins, In New Hampshire two years ago and succeeded In reaching Paris. Here he was arrested at the renllCMf of Ihp Amminn irnv.irnmnnt rand held on the charge of murder. France refused to extradite him, but agreed to try him for murder In the French courts. As no witnesses were sent over Uoy was promptly acquit ted. A similar legal question has been Just sumbitted to the arbitration of England by two nations which were unable to to agree as to the disposal of a murderer. After Doing con demned to death a robber named Francois Albertln escaped to Portu gal. There ho was arrested, but ns no death penalty Is ever Inflicted in Portugal, Albertaln's lawyer argued that he could not be delivered to a country where such "cruel and un usual punishment ras Inflicted." England has been asked to decide be tween the Portuguese contention and that of the French. A dispatch from Coino stated that the Italian authorities are willing to furnish the results or their Investiga tion ns well as a post mortem report. In case Charlton la tried in the Unit ed States It Is believed that a strong case can be made out. A Como news paper aays: "If Charlton had given himself up Immediately after the murder he probably would be a free man now, an It Is known that the woman had already tried to kill one man in New York. Como desires neither the ex pense nor the notoriety of the murder trial." Men's oxfords cheap at A. Eklund's. CASTOR I A For Infanta uxd Children. The Rind You Have Always Bought Boars the Signature of Important Notice On account of my dwelling housi burning, I will only be at my office In the John Schmidt building THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR DAY Each week till further notice Dr. F. A. CLISE Eye Specialist. - NOTES AND NEWS (Special Correspondence.) Milton, Ore., July 13. Misses Kuth and Edna Bannister of Weston, were the guests of Milton friends today. Mrs. I,. B. Storm and Mrs. Ed Guild drove down to the State line today an.l were guests at the Harrah home of that place. Frank Sample is a Walla Walla vis itor today. 100 In the shade, but there are no fears for the crops In this vicinity He they are considered too far ad vanced. Milton will bo somewhat depopulat ed after this week as many are ready for the mountains. Most of the fam ilies from here will go to Ed Smith's lesort and Toll Gate. City Electrician Coyle of Jefferson, arrived in the city last night and will assume his duties here. Mr. Coyle seems well pleased 'with Milton and the electric plant. The Smith-Allen Hardware Co. has leased the large store room in the new I. O. O. F. building and are mov ing in today from their old place on upper Main. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKenzle of Low den, Wash., were guests today of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McKenzle. Miss Eva Thompson has returned from Pendleton where she spent her vacation. She Was accompanied home by her gradmother, Mrs. N. J. Cheese man, who will visit here some time. Mrs. Theodore Danner fent to Pen dleton today to meet her two sisters from the East who will spend the summer here. Miss Mina Hayes .was a Garden City visitor today. A Golden Wedding means that man and wife have lived to a good old age and consequently have kept healthy. The best way to keep healthy Is to see that your liver does Its duty 365 days out of S66. The only way to do this la to keep Bal lard's Herbine In the house and take It whenever your liver gets Inactive. 50 cents per bottle. A. C. Koeppen & Bros. WILL ORGANIZE DRY FARMERS FOR. EXHIBIT Spokane, Wash. Alfred Atkinson, chairman of the board of governors of the fifth Dry Farming Congress, announces that a special agricultural commission acting under the direc tion of the organization has been placed in the field by Thomas Cooper hind commissioner of the Northern Pacific railway company to organize the farmers in Washington, Oregon, Montana and North Dakota, to make a comprehensive exhibit of their pro duels at the International Dry Farm ing Exposition in Spokane the week of October 3. "The stories of erop failures arc everywhere discredited by experts re porting to the Dry Fanning Con gress," said Mr. Atkinson, "except in the cases of farmers who have com- butted the theory of so-called dry fanning and have held that climatic conditions have so changed that the methods advocated by the Congress were unnecessary. Thousands of these self satisfied farmers have been burned out by drouth and even the best farmers those who have follow- i ed systematic dry farming have felt I the effect of the drouth though not seriously as has been reported. "A discussion of the conditions as they are reported between the mem bers of the exeutive committee of the Dry Farming Congress Indicate that even In the face of the drouth every where the practice of dry farming methods has Increased the acreage yield of wheat not less than five bushels this year. In some instances reports show that scientific dry farm- Jng has given as high ns 15 bushels to the ncre over the careless farming of Immediate neighbors. "I am satisfied that the showing to be made nt the Spokane exposition by the northwestern states will be a most positive proof of the efficiency of dry farming methods in overcom ing drouth." Ills Usiisnl Vlcor Restored. W. H. 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I can nttrlbute It only to our Intense conservatism and to our, rooted ob jection to what we call 'making a new departure.' Personally, I think that American trotters are Infinitely pref erable to English. "Certainly American trotters can bp driven In comparatively heavy car riages, though a belief Is prevalent thnt they are suited only to very light two-wheeled vehicles. Until n man has driven trotters of this stamp he doesn't really know whnt driving Is and comparatively few men who have driven' such animals regularly for a little whllo have ever gone back to the ordinary slow movers If I may call them so without giving offense to any body. "Yet It is a fact that hardly any Interest Is taken In this country in trotting races with American trotters. I am Inclined to think that many Englishmen confuse the American Hotter properly so called, with the American horse that 'paces' rather thnn trots. "By rights the pm-.-r I- not a trot ter at all, and he s not a pleasant beast to drive. My trotters are all true American ti otters. They look magnificent as they literally sweep over the ground, and In their every stride there is grace combined with strength and suppleness. To sit be hind them is u pleasure, to drive them Is a joy. "As to the speed at which an Am erican trotter ought to travel, that, of course, depends upon a variety of cir cumstances, but with any of my ani mals I can swing along at thirty miles an hour If I choose to let them out. "At the beginning of this month I drove one of my fastest trotters Into the park on the first day It was thrown open to patrol motors arter 4 o'clock in tlie afternoon. The police had re ceived strict orders to hold up any car traveling in the park over ten miles an hour. When I started shoot ing past the cars at twenty and five miles an hour the public were much amused. "The popularity of cars has had one good effect. I mean from my point of view, for I believe tha peo ple have now vecome so accustomed to rapid locomotion that when they again take' to driving horses as I feel convinced the men who drive for pleasure will do before long they will not be content with the slow mo tion of what I call the old fashioned carriage horse, but will finally adopt the fast American trotter, to which the ordinary undulations of a high road make no difference, so far as his speed is concerned." Entirely Cured of Rheumatism. Foley Kidney Pills clear the blood of uric acid, and by so doing elimi nate rheumatism from the system. Mr. John F. Cutton, Sterling, 111., writes of her relief: "I have been afflicted with rheumatism in my shoulder for over a year and at times it would be s osevere I could not attend to my housework. Foley Kidney Pills were recommended to me for my trouble and after taking these for some time I am entirely cured of rheumatism. Koeppen & Bros. MIXK ORE IX DEEP WATER. Bottoms of Swedish Lakes Covered With Iron Gravel. Stockholm. The bottom of many Swedish lakes are covered to athick- ness of six or eight Inches with frag ments of iron ore the size of peas. This lake ore consists chiefly of ochre or hydrated oxide of iron, mixed with silicate and phosphate of Iron, clay, sand and other Impurities, and yields pig Iron of very good quality. The ore is obtained by very primi tive methods. In winter a hole is cut In the Ice, a scraper attached to a long pole is inserted, and all the ore within reach is collected Into a heap beneath the hole. Some of the mud which has been scraped togeth er with the ore is removed by stirring the mass with poles and the ore is then sera fled into bags which have been sunk and is then hauled up. In summer this curious mining op eration is conducted in a similar man ner from rafts anchored In the lake. Two miners can bring up about four tons of ore a day. Steam dredges have already been installed In a few places. About thirty years after the removal of the ore a new layer of the same thickness is found to' have been produced by natural chemical process es. A Golden Wedding, means that man and wife have lived to a good old age and consequently have kept healthy. The best way to keep healthy is to see that your liver does Its duty 366 days out of 366. The only way to dothls is to keep Ballards Herbine in the house and take It whenever your liver gets Inactive. 5n cent a bottle. A. C. Koeppen & Bros. PLAYS CHESS AND PIANO AND TALKS ALL AT ONCE London. In presenting Sir Walter ; Parratt professor of music at Oxford, for the honorary degree of Mus. Doc. nt Cambridge, the public orator spe cially referred to his marvelous mu- sleal memory. In this connection the Warden of St. Michael's college, Ten bury, contributed a remarkable in stance. While on a visit to the college on one occasion. 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