DAILY EA81 IRKIiOMAS. HENDLKTrON, OKEGvyN, MONDAY, JILY 31, 1911.
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SYSTEM CONSIDERED
l'irurr.iaiv owners not
A(;ieei ox pipe
Mils. Meeting Culled lo Submit Milt
lor to DiwiiMsioii la 'Attempt to
Reach mi EiiclcrNtuinling General
Ni'wu.
(Special "Correspondence.)
llctniiston, Ore., July 31. Presi
dent Elmer Dodd of tHe Hermis
ton Commerclul club has called a
meeting ff that organisation for
Tuesday evening to take up the mat
ter f the new water system that the
city council Is now working on. On
account of some disagreement am
ong the property owners, in regard j
to me pipe line, u is iiiuugiu mai
a mass meeting will have the effect
of getting every ono familiar with the
new plans, and changes 'can he made
accordingly, all the facts prepared by
the city engineer will he on hand, and
Attorney 111.
Word has been received from Wal
ter J inkle, who is at Lehman
Springs that his brother J. 11. Hinkle,
attorney of Hermiston, Is sick at that
lace with throat trouble, a telephone
message from Mr. Hinkle this morn-
j lug states, however, that his brother
Is a great deal better, and that the
trouble is nothing of a serious na
LIXUl ture.
Mr. William H. Skinner returned
from Spokane Saturday after having
spent the week there on business and
visiting his son who lives at Spo
! kane.
Mr. George E. Brlggs the popular
.wncr and manager of the Oregon
hotel, expects to move Into his new
home this week.
.Mrs. w. s. rhlllips and children
have left for Spokane for a few weeks
visit.
The Rev. Clevenger, of Montana,
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day. Mr. John W. Campbell of the Her
mlston Produce and Supply Co., has
gone to Portland to spend his va
cation. Mr. T R. Barks, the popular musi
cian has gone to Portland for the
balance of the summer. He has ac
cepted a position with one of the
leading hotels. Mrs. Harks left sov-
all objections to the plans will he put
before the council. In this way it is ( eral weVks ago and will be Joined by
supposed will meet all objections. her husband nt that place.
Picture Show Oim-iis. I Mr. M. V. Crandall. of Butte, Mon-
Mr. Welsh opened his new moving ', tana, was a visitor to the project this
picture show Saturday evening and it
has proved n perfect success, the pic
tures are as good as those seen in
the larger cities. Miss Mumma, ren
ders the music, which she executes
in n very capable manner. Mr. Welsh
has charge of the machine, und his
work shows that he is an old hand
at the business. A large crowd was
in attendance und It is thought that
this new enterprise will be a success.
Invite Seerctnry.
On account of some reports to the
effect that Secretary of the Interior
Fisher will not visit the Umatilla
propect, the Commercial organiza
tion and the Water Users' associa
tion will write to tho secretary and
extend to him a pressing Invitation
to make this project one of his stops
on his trip to Alaska. They wish
the secretary to Investigate for him
self the phoject, and to show him
what Is being -done by the farmers.
THROW OUT THE UNE.
Give, Tliem Help nnd Many Pendle
ton People Will He Hivppler.
"Throw Out the Life Lino"
The kidneys need help.
They're overworked can't get the
poison filtered out of the blood.
They're getting worse every minute.
week. He owns 10 acres of land in
section 16. Mr. Crandall is a trav
eling man, and will make Hermiston
his future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McNuught, nnd
Mr. and Mrs II. T. Fraser are expect
ed back from Lehman Springs to
day, where they have been for the
pust week on an outing. They made
the trip with an automobile.
Mr. Percy Holland is in Portland
on business. He is expected home
today.
Mr. K. H. Hobson, supervising en
gineer of the Pacific Coast division
of the reclamation service, has been
at Hermiston for the last few days on
business. Mr. Herbert P. Newell, pro
ject engineer returned with his fam
ily from the east Saturday.
Reentering lYoni Injury.
Mr. M. F. Callbeck Is gradually im
proving from a very serious accident
which he had last week. While work
ing on tho new home of H. A. Water
man he stepped on a nail running it
through his foot. Dr. Turley being
called dressed the wound, and at the
i present time he is doing very nicely,
and expects to be able to oversee his
work soon.
Mr. rhllllp H. Paradise having sold
out all of his lands under the project
has gone to Portland for a few days.
He will return to Hermiston in the
near future. Mr. Paradise has been
nt Hermiston only a short time, but
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney PUls have brought M nnd mM lte Rn apre.
age of land while on the project. He
expects to make this his home and
to purchase more holdings in the
their
thousands of kidney sufferers back
from tho verge of despair,
rendlcton testimony proves
worth.
C. S. Howard, 1614' W. Webb street,
Pendleton Oregon says: "For fifteen
years I had a great deal of trouble
from a dull pain through the small of
near future.
Baldwin to Enter Unco.
Chicago. Captain Thomas Bald-
my back and left side and during win, dean of American aeronauts,
the past year thero was a numbness j from whom the government purchns
under my shoulders. I was unable to its first dlrglhle balloon, Is the
lie comfortably on my back and I; latest entry in the international avl
was bothered a great deal by too fre-j tlon meet to he held In Chicago Au
qucnt passages of the kidney sccre-KURt 12-20. With him will rome Wll
tions. After Beveral well-known rem-pin Bndger the Pittsburg millionaire
cdles had failed to help me I tookw,0 turned from nutomohiles to nvl
Donn's kidney Pills and they relieved i ntlon, nnd two other members of the
my trouble. I am grateful to this I Baldwin fleet. This brings the prln
remedy for Its good work." i clpals, under contract to 20, with from
For sale by all dealers. Price 60 in to ifi understudies The stadium
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, 'Rt Crant Park on Lake front will be
New York, sole agents for tho United
States.
Remember the name Donn's and
take no other.
increased to sent 70.000 penrsnns. Two
hundred thousnnd may attend.
(,-pt.viai Correspondence.) j Q
We.-'t-m, Ore.,' July 31. Through the (
death off Ki.M-.n lMrr last . Friday j
morning, We.--.ti.ii and eastern Oregon !
lost one of tb,e oldest an 1 most high- ! f
ly respected citizens in this m i-'luii of Zj?
the state. ;
Deceased had passed his seventy- i Q
e gr.in birthday only tli day preced
ing his death . A sincere Christian,
londucting both his private and bus- i J
in ess affairs on a standard cummcn- ft
uiirnti. ,,-itVi ,Ii:d ,1........ -..I ...r... !
recognized as a living example of all
that was lde;il In man and hail won
and enjoyed the fullest resptet of
this community, causing his ilcm.se to
be deeply felt by all who knew him.
Funeral services were from the res- j
Hence, Reverend Larson of the Athe
na Methodist iiurch officiating and,
and the remain-- were Interred in the 1
Od,l Fellows cemetery.
Eire Threatens Grain.
A fire wh'.eh started in the grain 1 Q
lei I it James Mill, a tarmcr l.vmg a;
few mile- north of town, was soon .
extinguished by the prompt action of'
the harvest crew with the loss of unly i
10 sacks of grain. j
Henry Barrett, hardware man from 1
Athena, drove over to Weston Sun-
day in his au'o.
Geijige Wcddin;ham was in Pen
dleton Saturday with a load of early
peaches which he easily disposed of
at a good price.
Rey. Rexroid of Milton, principal
elect of the Weston high school, was
in the city Saturday transacting busi
ness. His brother, A. C. Rexroad and
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urday evening.
Little Louis Vanwinkle wh has
been quite ill during the past week,
is decidedly better.
Ira Kemp, cashier of the Weston
bank, visited friends in Athena Sun
day. Quite a number of automobiles from
Walla Walla passed through town
yesterday for Wenah.l Springs.'
R. .ports from the mountains ore
that huckleberries are plentiful.
OIL WELL PILLAR ON EIRE.
Pocket of (ins Ignites Hnkcrsl'icid
Gusher, Converting: It Into Toivh.
Bakersfield. The No. 3 well of the
Honolulu Consolidated Oil company
is u huge flame, lighting up th" sky
for miles around.
While drilling a heavy pocket of
gas was vncountered and in the blow
out the gas took fire from the forge
n the, derrick.
The great flow is one huge torch
plainly visible from the high build
ings and other vantage points in Ba
kersfield, more than forty miles away.
GIRL SHOOTS BIG RICK.
Read the Want Ads.
.Miss Minna Baron Kills Ifc-cr Which
lrvsses at 1 H Pounds.
Santa Rosa. Miss Minna Baron
a pretty Cloverdale girl, has the dis
tinction of having killed one of the
Wgest bucks seen in the hills In that
section this season.
While out hunting with her broth
er. Jack Baron, Miss Baron shot and
killed a buck th.it dressed at 140
pounds.
She Is a crack shot and greatly en
joys hunting on her father's ranch.
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The only way to do this is to keep
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MASSACRES IN PERSIA.
l'ollowers of I)ej)sI Shall Put Men,
Women and Children to Sword.
Teheran, Persia. The Turkoman
tribesman, followers of Mohammed
All Mlrza, the deposed Shah, have
pillaged Shah Rud, where they made
the first halt on the march to the
capital. It is said that they massa
cred men. women and children. It
Is understood here that England nsk
ed Russia to Join In representing to
the ex-shah that he ought to withdraw
from Persia and that Russia refused.
AMESEMENT- EIRM RREAKS.
Keith & Proetor Will Plvlle the The
atrical Houses Owned by Them.
Portland, Me. The amusement
firm of Keith & Proctor was formal
ly dissolved. The houses controlled
by the combination are to be divided
between the members of the firm on
a pro rata basis.
Kill More Thnn Wild Reasts.
The number of people killed yearly
by wild beasts don't approach the
vast number killed by disease germs.
No life Is safe from their attacks.
They're In air, water, dust, even food.
But grand protection is afforded by
Electric Bitters, which destroy and
expel these deadly disease germs from
the system. That's why chills, fever
and ague, all malarial, and many
blood diseases yield promptly to this
wonderful blood purifier. Try them
and enjoy the glorious health and
now strength they'll give you. Money
back, if not satisfied. Only 60c nt
Koeppens.
Train Kills Tnenuui lirmer.
Tacoma, Wash. While driving
nrvnvs the railway tracks nt the edge
of the c'ty, John I.. Eddy. 0,9 n re
tired farmer, was instantly killed.
For an enjoyable and invigorating vacation,
spend the summer at
Weimalia Springs
The popular family and tourists resort of the Blue Mountains.
Season of 1911 Opens June 1 5 jj
$2.00 and $2.50 per Day )
$12.50 to $15 per Week
4 weeks or more, 10 per cent reduction
Tents rented furnished or unfurnished. Cottages rented for sleeping room only.
Camping privileges $1.25 per week each adult. Swimming Pool free to guests of Ilotel -jr
campers.
AUTOMOBILE STAGE FAKE $1.00 EACH WAY.
EXCESS BAGGAGE AND FREIGHT C IIAHGES r.0 CENTS PEli CWT.
Tents, per week $2.00
Bed Springs, per week 25e
Bedsteads, per week 25c
Mattresses, per week 2oc
EXTRAS FURNISHED TO CAMPERS: RATES MADE TO FAMILIES
Further information furnished upon applicati"ii to
P. A. McPHEE,
Wenaha Springs, Ore.
Manager
Gibbon P. O.
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