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AHiT EAST ORBSONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 19 It
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NEWS OF TIE
NORTHWEST
Auto Fire Engine at Ynklina.
Aorth Yakima, Wash. The new
$5000 fire engine is awaiting the ex
pert for the official test. It is "the
first automobile fire engine purchas-
ea in this territory.
Woman Director ut llatton.
ATTHEr.lI
PICTURE SHOWS
l-"iviuii Rills 19 Cougars.
llatton, Wash. Mrs. Laura Fields
was elected school director here Sat
urday. Mm. Fields is the first wo
man to hold a public office in this
district.
Masons to Lay Cornerstone.
North Yakima, Wash. A commit
tee has been appointed to arrange for
the laying of the cornerstone of tne
new Masonic temple about April 1.
The grand master and members of
the grand lodge will be present.
Kcsunio 0K'rulloii8 at Portlilll.
Porthill, Idaho. The Y'ale Colum
bia Lumber company will resume op
erations for the summer with tne
railroad as soon as the engine Is re
paired. Two more cars of rails have
been received for an extension.
Latest Spring Style
Hats
Hats of quality and individu
ality that will give you service
and style at the same time.
r The kind that gives you the stylish appearance
that all the fellows like so well.
A full showing. All sizes, all the latest shades,
all the newest styles.
$3.00 to $4.50
Patents Auto Gear Device.
Moscow, Idaho. An invention has
been perfected by J. H. Michaieson
to improve transmission gear of an
auto. Instead of disengaging the en
S'ne clutch and throwing the cogs out
as a present, this method will shift
the shaft Instead of the gear.
Clarkatou Fruit Prospects Good.
Clarkston, Wash. The fruit grow'
pis of the Clarkston district are elat
ed over the prospect for a large fruit
crop this season. The cool nights have
kept the buds back. The First Na
tional bank of Clarkston ordered a car
of crude oil for the growers.
Sell Wnllu Walla Wheat.
Walla Walla, Wash. Some wheat
was sold Monday after a period of
practical stagnation for several aays.
The formers union sold several thou
sand bushels for ranchers at Helix,
Ore., and L. W. Estes sold 6000 bus
els at 71 1-2 and the bluestem about
2 cents higher.
Orplieiun.
Pendleton's favorite picture the
ater. Interesting program for Tues
day's change,
1. "Mike the Miser." Edison.
"Mike the Miser" is a little district
telegraph messenger boy who has won
the soubriquet by his closeness, and
the story deals with the reason for
this closeness and also with the trials
which the title bestowed upon him
forces into his young life. It Is one
of the most appealing of child stories
arm full of unconscious humor of
bovhood. none of which is lost by tho
youthful participants.
"A Robust Patient." Seilg. Jones
is sick and a friend tells him he should
go to a sanitarium and recommends
Dr. Crow's Retreat." Accordingly
Jones bids his wife good bye and Is
off for his health arrives and Is ro
ceived by Dr. Crow, who promises
great things. He is assured that he
is In a very serious condition nna
must diet and train down Is shown
to his room, is dlsguested and writes
his wife as follows: Dr. Crow's Bug
House. Dear Wife. This Is no plnce
for me, this Is a dippy factory. I
tried to leave but they won't let me
out. I am to diet and train down. I
can see my finish now. Farewell.
Willie. Watching his chance he
makes his escape. Arriving at the
quiet peaceful homo of the Jones' he
writes the Doctor the following touch
ing testimonial.
Dear Dr. Crow: Your institution
is a wonderful benefit to mankind.
If I ever have an enemy who Is seek
ing health, I will take great pleasure
in recommending him to try your nut
college. Affectionately, Jones.
3. "It Did Look Suspicious." Vita
graph. A case of circumstantial evi
dence in which a man's carelessness
leads him to accuse an Innocent par
ty of committing a crime which Is
purely his own doing and for which
ha has to take tho blame and ack
nowledge his faults.
4. "The Firemen's Parade." Vita-
graph. The fire tighten are a fin
bodv of men and do some tint work
In their exhibition of the way they do
things. There la a whole lot of good
tuff In this picture that la worth see
ing. 6. The Musical Ranch. Lubin. A
comedy representing a variety of mu
sical geniuses upon a western ranch.
The honors go to the man that oourd
not play anything yet succeeded in
winning Ills lady's favor by the Intro
duction of a phonograph.
"Tho Pastime.
The show of quality." Excellent
program for Tuesday's change.
"Fate's Turning." Bloaraoh. 1000
feet. A young; man on a visit to a
summer resort meets a pretty wait
ress. Impulstvelv he becomes engag- .
ed to her. Later his father dies and
the boy having to take hla fathers
place, reasons that an alliance with
the waitress Is Impossible. He la
about to marrv a ladv of hla own '
sphere when the poor, unfortunate
girl with her baby appears and the
young man makes reparation by mar
rying her Instead of the heiress, for
he finds that Is not only duty but he
really loves the little girl.
2. "The Border Ranger... Essan
1000 feet. Bud. a ranger, cap
tures tho leader of a band of Mexi
can smugglers. The smugglerss re
taliate bv caDturlnir Joe's sweetheart.
They declare they will never give her
up untly Bud gives up Joe. Bud re
fuses and goes after her, but Is cap
tured himself, and subjected tP tor
ture to make him give up. The girl
escapes, Informs a posse where the
smugglers rendezvous, and they ar
rive Just In time to save Bud's lire.
"Father Makes Himself Useful."
Lubln. Often mother-in-law has been
called in to settle dlsagrcable or ran
clflcd differences between fond cou
ples, but probably this Is the first
time father-in-law has been called
upon to make the son good. The fath
er arrives and makes love to the
lng angry cmfwy cmfwypWhcu
daughter-in-law and the son becomes
very angry. But father brings them
together and all ends happy with a
laugh every second.
000 feet.
"The Adventuress." Gaumont 1,
Four reels. 4000 feet of latest mo
tion pictures.
Honey in Granger Hall.
Granger, Wash. A large quantity
of honey was taken from the walls
of the Odd Fellows hall near the roof.
The honey was deposited there by a
swarm of bees, which for three years
has made its home between the sid
ing of the building and the Inside
wall.
New Boys'
Clothing
Just received, a large ship
ment of Boys' Hercules Suits,
ages 2 1-2 to 20 years.
The niftiest, most stylish
line we have shown all
wool, shower proof.
$3.75
to $10.
New
Manhattan
Shirts
We are now showing new
spring styles in Manhattan
Shirts. These shirts are ab
solutely guaranteed not to
fade. They a. e made the very
best possible. They fit perfect
ly. It you ever wear a Man
hattan, you'll never wear any
other kind.
$2.00 to $3.50 ea
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE I
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Where it Pays to Trade
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are cheaper in the end; are prettier, more
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See my many beautiful designs in concrete blocks
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Cor. RcZrood antd WDow Ss.
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Howard for Convict Lester.
Walla Walla, Wash. Walla Walla.
Wash. The state penitentiary Is of
fering a reward of $50 for the recap
ture of Oscar Lester, a convict, Who
escaped from the road camp at Car-
rolton, Jan. 27. Lester was a sol
dier charged with robbing a man In
the Idle Hour.
Rural Branches of Yakima "Y."
North Yakima, Wash. The first
step In a country-wide movement for
the installation of rural branches of
the local Young Men's Christian asso
ciation will be taken Wednesday night
when four officers of the association
will go into the Cowichee valley to
meet prospective members.
Legislature Aids Normal.
Lewiston, Idaho. President Geo,
H. Black of the Lewiston state normal
school arrived Sunday from Boise. He
is satisfied with the action of the leg
islature in providing for the mainten
ance of the school in the passage of
the three-fifths mill tax levy, which
will provide an annual fund of ap
proximately JIO.UUU.
Toppenish Booze at Auction.
Toppenlsh, Wash. Following the
announcement by the city council that
all saloon licenses will be revoked on
April 30 and that some will not be
renewed, Henderson & Lamson held
an auction this afternoon at their nt
tie Brick saloon in which they dis
posed of hundreds of dollars' worth
of liquor, the sale being conducted
because of the council's orders.
Saloon Owner Faces Court.
Walla Walla, Wash. John Krem-
er proprietor of a saloon and re3
taurant, will be given a hearing in
court because Henry Laufer, a pro
bated man to Whom liquor must not
be sold, appeared before Judge T. H.
Brents a few days ago carrying a bot
tle of whisky. The judge confiscat
ed the bottle and obtained from the
man a confession that he had bought
It at Kremer's place.
Stltes, Idaho. Nineteen cougars
and four lynx comprise the winter's
catch of C. B. French, an old trap
per of the Clearwater country, who
reached Stites last night after being
isolated In the mountain fastnesses
between Indian Lake creek and Run
nlng creek, In Idaho county, since last
October. After shooting one female
cougar French took her three kittens
alive, but subsequently killed them al
so. Ho also came upon an eagle on
a frozen lake tearing at the carcass
of a deer previously slain by a cou
gar. There is $15 bounty on each
cougar killed and the skins are worth
15 to $25 apiece.
A Swollen Jaw.
is not pretty nor pleasant. Whether
it's caused by neuralgia, toothache or
accident, Ballard's Snow Liniment
will reduce the swelling and relieve
the pain. The great and sure cure
for rheumatism, cuts, burns, bruises,
scalds any and all aches and pains,
A. C, Koeppen 8c Bros.
JUVENILE JOKET.ETS.
"Tommy," asked the teacher
"what is the feminine noun corres
ponding to the masculine 'stag?' "
Tommy, whose father Inclines to
ward occasional gayety of disposition
and whose mother also goes out gen
erously: "Tea party. 1 uess."
Auction Sale
of Horses
There will Ik sold at Public Auction
SAT,, MARCH 11, 1;30 P. M.
AT THE
DUTCH HENRY FEED YARD
SEVEX HEAD OF WORK HORSES.
These Horn's are all Good Work Animala and Will bo Sold
Without Iteservo.
J. M. Bentley, Auctioneer
Job Printing, Tel. Main i jj
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
BRANCH OF THE
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION
OF LONDON, IN THE KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN,
on the 31st day of December, 1910, made to the Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital deposited f 630,000.00
INCOME.
Premiums received during tho year In cash. .. .32.661,091.24
Interest, dividends and rents received during year 120,283.41
Income from other sources received during year 213,888.27
Total Income $2,896,262.92
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during tho year 1,261,730.37
Dividends paid during the year on capital Btock Nil
Commissions and salaries pnid during the year. 727,674.78
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during tho year.. 66,484.64
Amount of all other expenditures 134,426.17
Remitted to home office 385,412.69
Total expenditures $2,576,628 65
ASSETS.
Value of real estate owned Nil
Value of stocks and bonds owned ..$3,015,145.00
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc Nil
Cash in banks and on hand 176,768.38
Premiums In course of collection and In trans
mission' .. ... 427,843.26
Due from other companies for reinsurance on
losses paid 8,626.11
Interest and rents due and accrued 37,430.41
Total assets $3,666,813.16
Less special deposits In any State (If any there
be)
Total assets admitted In Oregon $3,665,813.1$
LIABILITIES.
Gross claims for losses unpaid $ 299,768.14
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstand
ing risks 2,049,888.05
Due for commission and brokerage ,, 11,496.10
All other liabilities 109,585.19
Surplus , .. 1,195,075.68
Total liabilities . . . . . 1 . . $3,65,$lJ.i4
Total Insurance in force December 81, 1910 $323,092,562.00
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR.
Total risks written during the year $5,717,932.00
Gross premiums received during the year 104,274.58
Premiums returned during the year .'..." 29,206.59
Losses paid during the year , 187,668.10
Losses Incurred during the year , 186,111.10
Total amount of risks outstanding In Oregon Deo. 31, 1910 4,642,786.00
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION.
By EDWIN PARRISH, Joint Manager.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney for service:
ROD. E. SMITH, Portland.
Bentley St Lefflnjrwell, Resident Agents, Pendleton, Ore.