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PAGE SIX. DAILY EAST ORJGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1908. EIGIIT PAGES. m The Show You Know ! You Compared Us With the Other Last v Year. ENOUGH SAID ! normous The E mTr Will Not in the Circus Trust ! Menagerie, Museum, Hippo drome Circus and Wild West.- 11 EJQK MAY 9 3 ARX WE BIG ? WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY, MAY 30 RAILROAD O. R. & X. TRAIN FIITY CARS HORSES THREE HUNDRED FEOPLE SIX HUNDRED CANVAS TEX ACRES SEATING CAPACITY .. 20,000 STREET PARADE ...TO SUIT G. A. R. CIIICUS LOT RALL GROUNDS DOORS OPEN 1 AND 7 P. M. SHOW STARTS - 2 AND 8 P. M. CAPITAL $20,000,000 DAILY EXPENSE $3,275 NEXT STAND WALLA WALLA General r Admission Adults - 50c Children - 25c At Los Angeles One week under the Shriners. $10,000 given to Childrens Hospital At San Francisco One week under the Shriners. $5,000 given to Charity. Are We Safe and Good . The scats are i.bsoluitly safe, cannot fall down, helng licld In place i,y t,o Curtis Truwt S)om. No other circus in k ciiIkhI. . The detective with the show are from the R. J. Couch Secret Kt-rvicv Agency at Clevclund, Ohio. . Gambling ami (iiu-h-prnny scheme are not tol erated or permitted. I1ckuockcU and hIiuhmts are promptly sjx.Kcd and locked up. Sncciul attention called to Uie Sells-rioto science of tent construction und motion to ulilisuiikl rain and storm. Xo privilege cur. Only circus without it. The privilege car is a saloon on wheels, a gumhling den that sups the iMickct hooks or MTfonnerN, canvas and other attacheM, under cover to public and po lice, In direct violation of all lu and decency. II ' J ' 1 -I AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF THE INLAND EMPIRE Twenty-Mile Hume. The Kamlah Progress of Kamlah. Idaho, gives the following Interesting article relative to the project of Install ing a 20-mlle flume along the Lolo creek. "Information reached Kamlah this week that surveyors are now engag ed in running the preliminary survey for the mammoth flume up Lolo creek for a distance of 20 miles. This project has been worked upon for nearly a year and it is reported that the financial end has been arranged for. It will require a large amount of money to carry the project through and when it Is once started will be of untold benefit to Kamlah and the ridges on the east side ofthe river. While the timber products of a coun try can be taken down a flume noth ing can be taken up It so anything go ing In must be takVn from the nearest railway station and Kamlah Is the nearest one and has the only feasible routes to all points on the upper Lolo ( tor's profits would be saved to the people. This matter will be thorough ly Investigated and prices of ma chinery and material obtained and re ported at a later meeting. Lewbtton-Seattle Service. At a meeting of the governing board of the Commercial club tonight the matter of securing a direct train service from Seattle over the Northern Pacific when the new river line Is placed In commission will receive at tention, says the Lewlston Tribune. Several months ago, upon the visit here of the Seattle business men, they gave assurance that so soon as new railroad service was Inaugurated out of Lewiston down the Snake river they would take up the subject with the Northern Pacific of securing a di rect service between Lewiston and Seattle. This will be possible with the completion of the Northern Pacific line between Pasco and Rlparia con necting with the new Lewiston-RI- The Lewlston-Seattle COAST RECORD BROKEN". and should reap much benefit from narlii rnnrl t-ny improvement of the stream and flervlce would be by way of Pasco, In cur business men should see that the atead of the north by way of Spo- Lio-ivamiah road Is put through as kane, and would lessen the traveling or.n H. possible and 1.-0 give as much Jlsiance between tli point and Pu oncouragement as they can to aIl roads get sound cities several hours. De Volt of O. A. C, Lowers Ftvc Mile Record. The coast record for five miles was broken on a slow track at the state fair ground3 yesterday . afternoon, when a special meet was held under A. A. U. rules and sanctioned by the A. A. U. officials to decide whether or not the Indian runners in the re cent Salem-Portland relay made the time credited to them on the first lap, says the Salem Statesman. It was claimed that Walter Halght had made his lap In 2!) minutes, 53 seconds, a distance of slightly under 5 ',4 miles. The race yesterday was to test the speed of the Chemawa runners, and was open to all registered amateur athletes. The entries for the race. In the or der in which they drew places, were as follows: Peter Casey, George Williams, Sam John, Lewis Sanderson, and Apl Watklns, Michael Wilson, Amos Smoker, Frank Dan and Walter Halght of Chemawa. The race started shortly after 3 o'clock, and In the first lap the" men strung out along the track very near Iy in the order In which they finished On the home stretch DeVoIt of Cor vaiils passed Halght and won by about eight feet in the fast time o 2S:29 l-.ri, breaking the coast record Halghfs time was a little over a sec ond slower.- The former coast record of 28:57 3-5 was held by Fred Verner of Chi cago, and was made on Aguust 4 iui, auring the athletics event In connection with the Lewis and Clark fair at Portland. Human Filters. The function of the kldnevs I to strain out the Impurities of the blooi wnich is constantly passing through them. Foley's Kidney Remedy make tne kidneys healthy so they will strain out an waste matter from th hinn.i Take Foley Kidney Remedy at once ana it win mane you well. Pendle ton Drug Co. aiany cases pf scarlet fever and diphtheria are reported In Roslyn and the schools have been closed to aid in checking the epidemic. I'-adlng across the river After One Ois Two. According to word received In Wal la Walla today. Deputy Warden J. D. Smith of the penitentiary, picked up fin escaped convict, J. Reardon, in San Francls?o yesterday, says the Walla Walla Bulletin.. Deputy War den Smith went to California recently I't brini; back an esar,ed convict. John E. Powell, who Is being held In San Jose. Yesterday Smith stopped off In San Franelsro to renew old acquaintances, and accidentally ran ncross Reardon on the street. Reardon was arrested and Is being held until requisition pa pers can be secured for his return to the Washington penitentiary. Paving Plant at Wallace. Wallace Press: Plans In connection with the proposed purchase by the city of a paving plant of Its own, and paving the whole city, were discussed last night at the city council meeting. While the opinion of all was not given on the matter, several declared them selves In favor. They claimed that by purchasing a plant all the streets could be paved for what It would cost to have only a part of them. By owning Its own paving plant which can be se cured for about $10,000, and paying the bltullthlc company 75 cents per square yard for the bltullthlc cement and technical services of an expert on paving, the city could pave the streets at a minimum cost and the contrac- "Old Rones." "Old Bones," one of tbe oldest In dians in the country, and well known In this part of the stjjte on account of the many troubles he has had with the Northern Pacific Railway com pany, concerning lands owned by him in Franklin county, was In the city Saturday, says the Walia Walla L'nlon. He still persists that the rail way company Is trying to rob him, al though the dificultles have been set tled through the land office for some time. "Old Bones" Is a typical Indian of the early days and his trip here yesterday was one of his periodical visits to the "city." What Stove for Summer? 1 Trout to Stock Streams. Deputy State flame and Fish War den W. A. Hill has received word that 300,000 eastern brook trout will be shipped to reach lewiston within the next two weeks to be panted In the streams of central Idaho, says the Lewiston Teller. Mr. Hill Is now engaged In select ing the places to plant the fish and will ennounce the persons to superin tend the planting within the next few days. 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