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DALLY EAST OllEGONIA-N. PENDLETON, OREGON. TI IISD.W, ,11I.Y 19, 1910.
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SOME SHORT NEWS
NOTES FROM WESTON
(Special Correspondence.)
Weston, Or., July 18. E. L.
Withers returned Saturday from his
trip to Welser, Idaho, where he was
in attendance to the district confer
ence of thu Dunkard church, of
which ho Is a member.
J. M. O'Harra's outfit started up
this morning for a season's work In
the grainfields.
The barley now being threshed by
a combine on the Price Brothers'
place east of town Is Indicating a
yield of about 65 bushels per acre.
Mrs. W. E. Drlskell returned Sat
urday from her several weeks' visit at
her daughter's home In Spokane,
Wash.
Miss Stella O'Harra Is at present
visiting friends In the Garden City.
Miss Grace Gregg from the Brlgg
on neighborhood, la a guest at the
home of the Misses Lula and Zllla
Simpson.
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li)Y IWIXS IXTO I5AIXOOX.
Vontli HrfHks All Records by prop
ping t'lt'tir Through Gasbag.
Los Angeles. Within 2'J seconds
and 50 feet, Roy Field, an amateur,
broke all balloon records of the kind
Saturday. He fell In at the top of
im immense captive gasbag and was
taken out of the appendix nearly as
phyxiated, but not otherwise Injured.
Incidentally he liberated 80,000 cu
bic feet of lifting fluid, which cost
his employer, J. M. Burns, $64. He
landed in such a way, too, after his
long tumble, that the balloon had to
be cut to extricate him.
This is supposedly the first time a
man has fallen clear through a bal
loon, Field had cllmed to the top of
the rigging to straighten out a wrink
le In the silken envelope. His foot
slipped and made a rent, and down
he went through it. The rushing gas
affected him so quickly that he could
not reach to the cordage.. It was like
falling on a feather bed, however, for
when he Btruck the silk had not brok
en. He was limp for an hour.
DOCTORS
OPERATED
THOUGH
HE D NO APPENDICITIS
Sacramento Man Tells of Experience Lost Many Friends--Now
He Is Cured by Fer-Don's Medical Experts Who Are
Now Located at 637 Main St. Above French Restaurantt
Pendleton.
TO
"I would not have had that opera
tion for appendicitis for a thousand
dollars," said Mr. J. T. Miller, living
nt 719 E. street, Sacramento. Some
time ngo the doctors operated on a
pica that he was suffering from ap
pendicitis. "I did not have appendi
citis at all, and the operation did me
no good and now I have pain all the
time from the incision. That opera
tion was utterly needless." Mr. Mil
ler has lived in Sacramento for sev
eral years, and is well known in that
city.
Sick for Two Years.
"I had been sick for two years,"
said Mr. Miller. "I think malaria Is
what began the trouble, and from
that my liver got out of order, my
digestion' was bad. I became chronic
ally constipated, nnd one thing
brought on another until I was mis-,
era ole most of the time. Finally the
doctors decided that I had appendi
citis nnd that I must undergo an op
irHtlon. Of course, I did as they told
mc, and endured the pain and danger.
Well, if I had appendicitis before the
operation, I had It afterward, for It
never made any chnnge In my condi
tion except to add to my pains.
Lost Many rounds.
"I was sick nt my stomach, could
not eat what I wanted without great
pains and was In constant torment. I
was losing weight until I was really
thin. Then one day I read In the
Sacramento papers that some new
treatment was given bv Fer-Don's
Medical Experts and Bloodless Sur
geons, and that they were curing lots
of cases even worse than mine, I de
cided that If they could cure others,
they could cure me. So I went down
to their offices here In Sacramento,
and asked to be placed under treat
ment. Well, there Isn't much more
to be told. Fer-Don's Experts cured
me In Just a few treatments, remov
ing some gall stones from me with
out an operation. No knife was used
no pain was experienced. T hnve no
more pain no more sickness, I eat
whatever -I want and as much as I
want, nnd I feel perfectly well. My
strength Is coming back, too. A
month ago, he slightest exertion
tlre'd me dreadfully. Now I can walk
and work and go about as I please
without any HI effect,''
The reporter, with a nose for news,
heard the story of little Minnie
Drummond of Oakland, who lives at
771 Twenty-second street. This lit
tle girl was suffering from an Inter
nal goitre that was fast effecting her
eyesight to the effect that glasses
seemed necessary.
"My little daughter Is about well
again," said the happy mother, and
she has had only four treatments."
Another'Oakland man, D. Ranfers,
of 3913 Opal street, said:
"I have suffered from stomach
trouble for a long time and have
tried many remedies, but received no
benefit. I heard of Fer-Don and the
Europenn medical experts. I called at
his office and was examined. After
taking one dose of a peculiar medi
cine, a few hours after', the ta;wepm!
left my system. W,pn nuked what
effect the taVorm had on his gen
eral hCi'itli, Mr. Rahfers said: "1
iePmed to be tired and dull much of
the time, t bad little energy and
often my Work was a burden to me.
t was hervous and restless at night
and my sleep did mo little good. I
would be as tired in the morning as
at bed time. I usually had a bad
tnste In my mouth In the morning
and a heavily coated tongue.
"I suffered greatly from lndlges.
tion. I had heartburn, palpitation of
the heart, dizzy spells and frequent
and severe headaches. Often when
moving quickly from one position to
another, black spots would appear be
fore my eyes and I would get very
llcht-hended and dlzry.
"I think I owe Fer-Don and his
European medlcai experts a great
debt of gratitude and to show my ap
preciation I want the general public
to know that I am marvelously bene
fited through their methods."
Miss Carrie McKay. 14 years of
age, daughter of Mrs. Eliza McKay of
Colevllle, Mono county, has been
mentally nnd physically afflicted
ever since birth. She also has been a
great sufferer from nervousness. Her
sister, Mrs. Powell, residing nt 302
Eleventh street, Sacramento, says:
"Carrie Is here with me. She has
been a constant care to mother and
my sister, and I have seen the time
only recently, when she was as help
less as a little baby, being unable to
even dress or undress herself! Her
mind was In such a condition that
we could not trust her alone, as she
talked Irrational and acted so queer.
We heard about Fer-Don's experts
when they were In Reno, and wanted
to go and see them, as Reno was only
a short distance from my home. Cole-
vmic. nut we Kept neglecting our
visit to them until it was too late, as
Fer-Don and his medical staff had
gone.
"Next we read about them In the
Sncramento papers. Although we
were over 260 miles away, we decid
ed that the best thing to do would
be to take Carrie to Sacramento to
them. This we did, and one of the
Medlcnl Experts told us, a short time
after our consultation, that Carrie's
mind was undoubtedly affected, and
her nervous condition was a great af
fliction, but he thought tlnt with
proper attention, enre and treatment,
p cure could be effected. We placed
her under their care, and she took the
first treatment that same day. That
was about two weeks ago. Since then
a gradual Improvement has been no.
tired. Pay after day we watched her
carefully; day after day her mind
appeared to grow brighter and clear
er: the clouded brain seemed to
awaken as If from n troubled sleep
Now, two weeks after our first visit
,r tJiese wonderful physicians, her
mind Is almost normal. She runs
and plays like other children, nnd
appreciates and loves the sunshine,
tiees and flowers.
"Yesterdny. Tuesday, February 15,
we placed her In the St. Joseph con
vent, between F and G street, nnd I
think she will soon be one of the
brightest nn'd best scholars there."
Busiest Office In Pendleton.
At the offices of Fer-Don's Euro
pean medical experts and bloodless
surgeons, at 637 Main street, many
gnther dally from nil parts of the
county. These physicians treat ,i
I .1-. VAX W1XKM: KKCAI.I.S
rOl'XTUY IX KARIV DAYS
Return Willi Wil'c and Four lillilii n
and Have Picture Taken In Same
Room In Whli li He and III), ISriilu
Wen- Photographed 1 Vein- su
l uttier Was 1'jirly Settlor.
(Special Correspondence.)
Athena, Or., July 18. A very un
usual thing happened here last Sat
urday afternoon, July 16, when I. L.
Van Winkle and his wife stood with
their four children and had their pic
tures taken In the same room of the
same building in wfilch they went
through the same performance Just
a few minutes after they were married
nineteen years ago. Mr. Van Winkle
and his wife have been over all of the
Inland empire since they were pho
tographed the first time together in
the building known as the Umatilla
Art Gallery. i
I. Li. Van Winkle came to this part
of the country with his father In
1S68. Mr. Van Winkle's father set
tled up several hundred acres around
here, among which was what Is now
known as the Do Graw place, the Key
ranch and other lands very close to
the present location of this city. In
an Interview today Mr. Van Winkle
said:
"When I first came here with my
fcther this whole country lay vacant
and the wind blowed so much of the
time that the land seemed too dry
and barren to raise anything. My
father at one time came and looked at
what Is now known as the Tom Kirk
ranch but he thought it too dry to
raise anything. We thought that we
had to be near water in order to raise
our stock as we did not believe that
we could strike water here. When I
was a boy I used to herd sheep all
over this whole townsite. when all you
could see was bunchgrass. My father
was the, owner of quite a body of
land and was considered at that time
one of the biggest farmers In this
country. He was broken up in busi
ness by the Indian wars of 1878 and
was one of the heaviest losers. He
never did get anything out of the
government for his losses, although
all of the papers were made out nnd
we had the vouchers. This loss caus
ed my father to hunt a new location
and thus abandon what Is now one of
the richest farming countries In the
world. There were no railroads at
that time and the first one I ever saw
was that one built from Walla Walla
to Wallula by Baker & Boyer. The
railroad was one of the crudest as the
rails were made of hoop Iron and
fastened to wooden pieces along the
way. We used to haul our wool and
other product- to Walla Walla, as it
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I
IN A RESTAURANT.
Sapphedd I guess that's my soup.
Bharpe I reckon you're right. Ths
waiter said It was Noodlv's soup!
was tho nearest trading point In this
country."
Mr. Van Winkle Is engaged in the
photography business here, having
come to this city from Chehalis,
Washington.
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KlXti GFOIMU: AFTER
XICE IIOMK MAIXI.Y
London. King George has. since
he became king of England, only ex
pressed one wish that he may be
given a decent London residence -In
which to receive royal guests from
other countries, many of whom, and
especially the kaiser, were always
teasing King Edward about the ugli-ne.-s
of Buckingham Palace,
"lloyal complaints of unfitness of the
dirty old palace as a residence for the
representative of the English nation
are of very old date.
"I have come." said the late Queed
Victoria once to a certain duchess,
"from my house to your palace," and
sho was not exaggerating at all, for
the severclgn of the world's greatest
empire Is Indeed lodged worse than
quite a few of his subjects.
Buckingham Palace, in its squat and
gloomy ugliness. Is an eyesore to all
Londoners and the laughing stock of
all foreign v'sitors. It looks a great
ilea! more like a barn than a palace
an,i its interior arrangements are
about on the level with the average
Xew York tenement. Certainly no
well-to-do American would consider
it a fit place to live in.
Sir Aston Webb and others have
from time to time made various sug
gestions for the Improvement of the
palace, but with its hideous allegori
cal figures, more suitable for a cir
cus than for a royal residence, one
fails to imagine how it could possibly
be improved except by a fire, which
it would be impossible 'o check if it
ever started, for the old palace is one
of the most dangerous firetraps in
Europe.
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The Victorian department this winter
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000 seedlings will be available in
1911. The Xew South Wales govern
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to prevent undue destruction of the
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