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EIGHT PAGE& UA1LY KAsfl Oi'JXHtXIAS, PKXDLEHtMl, OREOOJI.' TIH KSI) AY, JI I.V 21, 1910. PAGK THKXX m fiFT ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ALWAYS 60V THE GENUINE AND Eumia MANUFACTURED BV THE (JUFORNIfl pGSYRUP(5 SOLD BV ALL LEADING nana gists One Size only, so a Bottle CALL FOR SOO SPOKANE ROUTE on yonr Eastern Excursion Trip $60.00 ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH WINNIPEG CHICAGO $ 72.50 BUFFALO ,.. 91.50 ST. LOUIS 67.50 NEW YORK 108.50 Proportionate rate to other destination!!. Selling; Pairs July 22, .Aug. S, Sept. 8. Final Return Limit, Oct. St.. Optional Routings. Stop-Overs. Write for Particular. G. 51. JACKSON, Trav. Paw. Agt. GEO. A. WALTON, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. 11 Wall St., Spokane. Plumbing "That's Our Business" iiiul It's not a side linn with in, but our neclnlty. All our time and attention is put Into our plumbing work, Insuring you a Job Hint will last ami satisfy. We carry n complete line of heavy nickled fixtures, consist ing of: TOWEL RACKS SOAP CUPS SlONGE HOLDERS TUMBLER HOLDERS TOOTH I1RUSII HOLDERS TOILET PAPER HOLDERS ItOf.E HOOKS TOW EL HARS STATION A HY W ASH STANDS RATH TUBS AND TOILETS Have your plumotng exam Ined by n competent man before the coid weather arrives It will save you money and trouble. BEDDOW & MILLER EXCLUSIVE PLUMBERS. Court and Garden Sts. Phone Black 856 (Special Correspondence.) Weston, Ore., July 20. Mrs. Laura Knox left yesterday for a short visit with her brother's family, Mr. Charles Brownfleld, of Pendleton. Mrs. E. L. Oliver, sister of Mrs. E. It. Davison, is a visitor at the lattor's home In the city. Mrs. Wesley Carter has returned from a pleasant and extended visit with friends in Seattle, Wash. The Misses Angcle and Hortenese Baker, returned on last evening's train from a visit with their sister, Mrs. Clarence Wright, of Athena. Ira Kemp, after a fuw days fishing on the Wulla Walla river Is again behind the cashier's window at the liunk. As to his success Ira is very silent but being an experienced an gler. It Is .presumed that he had at least the fisherman's luck. The stork left a fine boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. alike Eagleton'i one day during this week. Yesterday was pay day with the laborers on the railroad near Blue Mountain station, and money ap peared to be plentiful with them, Judging from the patronage given the local merchants. The post-office al so came In for a share, the postmast er being kept busy for a while issuing money orders, and registering letters, mostly foreign. Several hundred do Irs were sent off through the office presumably to relatives In Italy. Most of the men are nationally Italians, with a few Greeks. Extensive Im provements are being made by the railroad company In and about Blue Mountain In the way off filling and perfecting the road bed. Water Superintendent Frank Sni der, with help yesterday had a clean-Ing-un dav at the city reservoir, thor oughly cleaning- the Interior after emptying the same. The city pumps were kept busy In the meantime to keep up the needed supply of water and to hasten the filling of the empty reservoir. The pumping was kept up through the night and this morning the supply of city water Is again nor mal. Results from the harvesting of the grain on the Jos. Key place north of town Indicates an average yield of at least 35 bushels. Grain No. 1 In quality. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. rhilllps were In today from their home on Dry creek bringing In farm products and trad ing with the city's merehants. In some portions of the mountain seetions where the grain Is not as a.l vnneed as this vicinity, the hot days of Inst week did quite some damage thereby cutting down both the yield and quality of the grain. Ml Rose Waddlngham Is at Ad nms visiting among some of her mnnv friends In that burg. Alex Walker, n former resident of this section, and still an owner of a fine quarter section of wheat land. Is up from his home In Montavllla, Oregon, looking after his grain crop, having rented his farm. Mrs. Nicholson of Spokane. Wash.. Is here visiting her sister. Mrs. John Ross, From 200 acres on Dry -reck. Jess York will get over 3600 sacks of wheat, and all of good quality. On some parts of this field where the soil Is heavy It averaged easily 50 bushels per acrft Contractors from Walla Walla were here today to look over the propo sition for laying of the concrete dam at the head of the city's water sys. tern, and will submit bids for the work later on. A hnbv boy was born to the wife of Ralph Tucker on the ISth Inst. SHORT NEWS NOTES FROM PILOT ROCK (Special Correspondence.) Pilot Rock, Or., July 20. U. C. Scharpli returned to his home at Pi lot Rock Wednesday last from Port land where he has been spending his vacation. Master Freddie Stroble of Pendle ton came to Pilot Rock Wednesday last to ppetid a few days with his friend, Master Omar Jensen. Miss Flora Morse of Milton, has ac cepted the position of school tacher for District No. 87. Miss Carrie Spalding of Drain is here visiting with friends and rela tives for a few days. Mr. Orborne of Pendleton will visit here for a few days with Robert Dicks. Robert Dicks of Pilot Rock, spent Sunday In Pendleton. Miss Alta Spalding of Pilot Rock, was a Pendleton visitor over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Whittaker and Miss Grayce Whittaker of Nye. were Pilot Rock visitors Sunday. Miss Myrtle Westgate of Pilot Rock has lefr. for her summer home in the Blue mountains where she will spend her vacation this year. Rev. E. W. Warrington spent last Sunduy at I'klah. Henry Casteel of Pilot Rock went to Pendleton Monday evening, return ing home on the Tuesday morning lo cal. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith, who live a few miles south of Pilot Rock, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jaques. A number of "dear bachelor boys of Pilot Rock are moving into the new house recently erected by L. C. Seharph. The regular Sunday school services at Pilot Rock were held In the Stur- tevant grove Sunday on account of the heat. The farmers of this vicinity are busy with their second crop of alfal fa. Too much hot air at Pilot Rock. Nearly every otje has gone or are going to the mountains to escape it. Empire Carnival Go. 5 Big Free Acts Daily Dare Devil Diavolo at 9:30 every evening will slide by his teeth 500 feet through a mass of flames in his famous fire slide .. -COMING WITH: Professor Strange will perform on the high wire at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. BIG Shows 3-BRASSBAN0S-3 1 nD BJ L U Refined Entertaining and Instructive SEE! 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Soreness of the muscles, whether Induced hv violent exercise or Injury Is quickly relieved by the application ot Chamberlain's Liniment. Th( liniment s equally valuable for mu rulnr rheumntsm. and nlwavs afford quick relief. Sold by all dealers. Tfc rvnrMs most iyccesfn1 medi cine for bowel compla'nts Is Cham berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It has relieved more pain and suffering, and saved more lives than any other medicine In use. In valuable for children and adults. Sold by all dealer. SUE TO HOLD RRIUM IS M RVEL OP LONDON FRESH MEATS 1 SAUSAGES, FISH LARD. AND Always pure and delivered promptly. If you phone the Central Meat Market log E. Alta St, Phone Main London. The most wonderful and Intrenlons safe ever made has just been constructed by Messrs. Chubb the fnmous experts on safes, to the order of the British Radium corpora tion. The order for n radium safe was extremely difficult to carry out. for the safe had not only to be absolute ly hurclnr proof, but proof against the escape of tbe radium Itself, a much more difficult requirement to fulfill. Steel would not serve the purpose as radium emanations pass through the thickest armorplate ns readily as sunlight through plain glass. The many difficulties of the problem were finally solved by the construction of a safe within n safe, or a leaden shell or coffer with a steel exterior. It was discovered that practically the only metal which radium cannot penetrate Is lead, and in the new safe the Inner coffer serves to confine the rad'um emanations nnd the steel ex terior serves to resist the attacks of burglars. The Inside of the coffer Is about eighteen Inches wide nnd twelve Inches deep. The holding ca pacity Is one hundred weight, but the total weight of the safe Is a ton and a balf. As a market price of radium works out at about $50,000 000 a pound, the safe. If it be ever filled, will hold cons;derably more than $5 -000,000 worth of the precious metal. Berlin. The recently formed music hall, combine, with centers in Amer ica, Great Britain, Germany and France, has commenced operations, and one of the first results of their activity is the decision to build a huge music hall which will revolutionize the amusement scheme of Berlin. At the present time the familiar beer garden, with its sons and occas ional dances, eaters to the desires of the Berlim rs who like a vaudeville entertainment. The International music hull com bine argues that a magnificent mod ern music ball run m absolutely up-to-date lines, will take the place of these beer garden entertainments and so Mr. Albert Butt, manager of the l'aluce theatre and Europeun agent ,.f the syndicate, went to Berlin, anil ifi conjunction with Mr. Meyerfield. president of the American Orpheum Syndicate, and one of the lenders of the combine, prepared the plans for the proposed music hall. Plans are so well advanced thai building operations should negin in a month's time. The new music h!1 will hold 2.000 people and will be the largest In Europe. Tt Is understood that at first the German police authorities were not kindly disposed toward the scheme, but evidently their approval was se cured. In all, likelihood the next move of the syndicate will be the building oT some other great music hall in a dif ferent part of the Continent. Meanwhile it Is Interesting to note that the syndicate now has a working acicement with 1"2 music halls in Great Britain, Amerb a. Franco and Germany. In France they are repre- j sented by the Alhambra nnd in Ger many their interests are watched by j the local syndicate that has contract el to build the new music hall. 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The world's most successful medi cine for bowel complaints Is Cham berlain's Colic. Cholera nnd D;nrrhoen Remedy. Tt has relieved more pain nnd suffering, nnd saved more lives than any other medicine In use. In vnluahle nr children and adults Sold by all dealers. Colombia EIivU Ciller. i Bogota, Columbia. Carlos E. Rest- repho. vice-president of the House of j Ucprcsi ntatlvcs, was elected president i f the Ri'publlc of ColomMn in yes-1 terday's voting. He succeeds General , Ramon Gonzales Valencia, who was I chosen to fill the unexpired term of ; Vresidenl Bafael Reyes after the latter b it the country. The elections were conducted quietly. WEN AH A SPRINGS THEjPOPULAR BLUE MOUNTAIN SUMMER RESORT Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system, cure constipation and sick headache. Sold by all dealers. Novel Engine Invciitoil. Glasgow. An electric locomotive of 1000 horsepower which. It Is said, can bo used on any railway without live rails or wires was successfully tested here. It is said "int ,f effects economy In fuel. Kal-er's Giant Steamer. Berlin The Kaiser is delighted at the Idea that Germany Is to rega!n the supremacy of the Atlantic with the gigantic new steamer now being built for the Hamburg-American line. The new German leviathan will he lfl feet longer than the Mauretatiln, and six feet deeper nnd wider. Tier tonnage will be 4T.,000 nearly twice that of the Kaiserln Auguste Victoria, the present monster of the Hamburg fleet. The new liner's speed will be 22 knots, generated by turbine engines. Men's oxfords cheap at A. Eklund'e Pfini UUUL An Ideal Place to Spend Your Summer Vacation Tents and cottages rented furnished or unfurnished. . Special Picnics, Tarties and Banquet? arrauired on a few hours notice. (ioo)l t'i.-h in-: and hunt ins:. Hot mineral water baths that will tone up your system. Swimming pool and other amusements. SPECIAL RATES MADE 1:0 FAMILIES Excursion rates toUibbon. Oregon, and Wenaha Springs from all O. M. & X. points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Stage Line Connects With O. R. & N. at Gibbon. P. A. McPHEE, Manager i ) )