The Santiam news., September 23, 1910, Image 7

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Vain Attempt to Show OR.
A youthf-.l t *«<u. tie scarce three
years old. was Ustenlng to a story by
his toother, but dw.lt« bls devottoa
to her stories, k»il making unae*
countable eirurelons to a cleir space
on the park lawn and solemnly airing
hts sole phyal< al an < 1 .pilahmeut of a
12*» tw Ito«e«d V«al ■» te US Ito.
12**- '«w 1‘ i wi«' Uto« H.»
16« tw I»»» llkl«*
10« tur Frreh Ur»
to'< «0 parr i to •>»«• prie»» It. ' e» net
ctor«« commission w diayage. A4-
4raaa «11 U p«a>S
rSANK L SMITH MEAT CO.
Tighunt the Beet Treat“
IOWTLANO. OntOON
Dr. B. E. Wright
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dr.«-e F
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Dr. B. L Wright Co.
142* Washington St..
Portland, Oregon
r.k. rar «I d«vw* • nd <ran«f«r U> W*ahtn#toa SL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Writ« tar <w«ak**,«e arui llteratqr«. tWvalop'to
end prlnttrur M»il orders si,«n prompt a'Wntun
Portland Photo Supply Co.
Uv Thirl Street
PuKTLANll. OtUt
Neth & Co.
W« n*o «<*d C«toil Ne«««. Marte«««», --d R««t
r«t«<« < Mirai,
N« CeH««tl«« N« < h«r««.
Pori Und. Ore.
P0RTLAND.OREGON.1
Urink
Cured m
Three
Days
Habit
No Hypodermic InjocUona
You can tafea thta treatment at th« Institute
or your Ktw»«- azid your m*»nay will »«• rsrturnaxl
if a perfarl eura fa MX afTswitml Inv«wti<a<re
th*«. It wlU only tafe« a fww nwimreriU to ph./nre
u« for in forma thin
Pretwwsal a>vi
•
th*. phetM». flrritd» .i > w atYha
NEAL
INSTITUTE
/■ton». Munilull 1400
\l<-4 Hu:
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ll'HIl \ \h oiftJ
Union Painless Dentists
TEETH
Out-of-Town People
♦!*•• Otef «vr.f ta so «>t. - ■> wi •►*(
w«s < r t. c.’ .Meir •« tr« i
4» w «. «I * iste ««rit
Hb •
u i tito. ri
liMltoviv
«x t»iwa r4ir»>t
in« frère, «hteit $ Ufere <•< fef •» «a
w rr«-í
H» r*
K5* »Ihr »«IH «o «Hl** 'streife •««! >«M4a »ItlMHa« th*
st idhisv
N»> MinlaulA aw
n «r*«h.l
'ret* * -vial
|Ma wire» k> the ■ rva' swicBtilre’ t*nd c«rvf<4 Wxwit
Ldteb «tcvud«»!*
k>r
Full Sat of lereth
Hr !►- .• W’l.ra -*r ( Oreth « 'hreut ITat» - $ 1 S'»
Wnsre Addition Was MsrrlsA
Rt Edmund • l. mhud .irmi I re
don. the re
»ry ot whli-b Is vacated
by the death
of omniscient Caaou
Bonham, ba,! previously |x>a«n«sed lit­
erary association«
1 he register re­
cords the marriage of Joseph Addison
to the dowager countess of Warwick
0Q August 9.
1714
t>r
Johnsoa
grimly remark» e-it this match re
eembled the tr
sultan gives M«
her stava; and Addison n«rd
cape from thn ut ■ intonatile
dor of Holin nd hr ■se lu a
house at Keudnsto
Mochan win rtn<t ‘tn Vinaio»*« te.lhlas
tyr-i
test r-
•- .» itof ii.air • hUtirud
lull«.« ito ciLiug p»n-«1.
$5
(k>M Crvwt*»
y i io . n uu
kJ 50 I». 55.0 i
|\«k-w*a'n Crovm
51.0« D#
Gofel ur I’vrtreldMfk FíUtrur»
ß.ivwr FilUnr« .... . ...
50« i 51 *o
it 50
Bre-t I’Ulw Ma.»«
No charwsw f«sr Paini**» Kxfnrtmc wbwi »»<ber
• orfe M doTML U y*-er« («uaranUM *» h all w*a
Ä1H M..rri»*n Strv«<.
Hour«. * a. m
Frontier
Celebration
and
Roundup
Will üs "Wild ami Woolly."
Pendleton The final touches of the
program for the K<*und Up and Fron­
tier celebration which is held at Pend­
leton thia year. September 2b to Ocio
her I, have been made, the list of
prises and purees finally decid«! upon,
the wild horses secured, the fsnuais
bucking horses secured and everything
is ready now.
The program with the
puree» and prises is as follows:
Bucking contest for tho champion­
ship of the Northwest:
Purse, S125
and silver mounted »addle and champ
ionship of the Northwest.
One half of the contestants in thia
event are entered to ride the first day
and one half to ride the second day.
Riders for each day to tie determined
by lot. borers fumlghed by th«» Round
tip and riders to draw fur mounts. Not
less than sis of the best riders of the
first two days will be chosen by the
jixlges to ride the third day in the final
championship riding.
Ea»'h contestant
to ride any horse and aa often as the
judges may derm n«*c«*»asry, riding to
be with plain halter, one end of rvfie
free, with cha|« and spurs, no quirt,
all ruiirg slick, no as.bile trees over
14 inches wide to be used.
Purse di­
vided; first, 450 and championship
Tin- Rimi 5 mi II.no \lunys Itmighl lui« borur thè -igiui-
tur<> ot Clui». II. I l«-t« lu r, nini lui» bei ti limili* under IH»
Mipmisiou tur in« r 30 xeiir». Allow no onn
m > >mt In
tlil«.
<'olili teri<*it», I tuli ni Imi» nini
•• Ju»t-n«-giHMl *’ uri* bui Kx|H*rlnii*iit». nini »-iid.inga-r tilt»
hcultll of
IH ili re il— I * iM*ririii*o iigniu-t Ex |n-rilii<-ut«
What is CASTORIA
Castori* Is n li.irn.!«-»« «iibatltuto for C;i»tor (HI, Prtre-
I_».1... !»• |I- in i Noothlna Strilli«.
Il I. l'I». ..ut.
It
«-militili« u«i li<*r Opluni, Mor|ihlli0 li<»r othrr \ ireotio
aub*.t.i'ii-<-. Its ii:.-<* 1« Ita guuniiit«-«*.
It <l«-»troy*i \5 orni«
nini uil.it« I . t ri t-hiu*-«.
Il «lire, 1 ll.trrliit ,i mid \S iiul
«'«•11.-,
li riliit.i I «•«•tiilng Troubles, curi - t mi-l ipntim»
nud ILit iil«-int.
It iiiKiniiliit«*« ilio I iho I, rcuuiiiics tlu»
Monili« ti and ilnucl», gHIi'ir In-nltlii nini imiurul sleep.
'Pii«* < IHIdr« u ' h l'.m.iccii
l'Ii«* .Mntlnr'i» Eri«mi.
Berns tho Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
FASHION HINTS
Twt
Rubber Planted on Waste Lend.
The wide rvaehvs uf waste lands on
.1ic Islund of Rlagspore, which have
keen of no nee since the »«Here <rf
gambler, eottre, aud pepper was given
op. are now the eseoas ef greto activ­
ity
Itubtwr plants are IxUug swt out
ever these wastes and »«si to do
«ell
In th«- suburbs of Bl i ora pew« otty
i considerable ares of swamp load has
keen drill red and converted
loan
a
itirsery for Para rubber plaata. which
are sold al a good profit to the ptoi»<
•re.
Sherman Clay & Co
ESTABl ISHLH 40 Yt’ARS
SIXTH, AT MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND, OR.
W<* want y. 1 to try ti n I' > 1 ■ /V YOl R
HOMK f'RYt
At
Street Winds and Send Storms
Woman's Long
It's the beat valuó on rarth for the price
$275).
It's
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»ff .S/C.4//.J ami »fh<//.».V/C4/.L Y
right!
We know there ta so much real value tn
lu. W*
.’t rii in . we re soiling for f
on
■.tiling to fot it ba// '>■''11 N S4£BSN4A
It will ted it i uu-n rtury to you
iHrk b'ur h>tn«i|un il n<rd f r thii
early Fall auit.
I he jn< ket «tfot it
novel. In fr^nt there ¡a a panel from
want t<>hem. in wtni-prircraa «tylr. .*»dk
la Belt color »• uv«l f<»r I mmh I ibk «»><1 there
u just a lunch of brald«n< uu the **iat
,u<v
/s i/m.n/t
hoin<* -if you'll
in your
ti .it
*en l u. tlie
coupon.
1‘irurr arri«, me ntU pattttuktn <un<rrning Ihu utiuruol 1‘iono oftrr.
A iltirm
■Sum*
Educational
Dliclpllna.
M>>»1 |NNM wlll.flnl itlffleultlc»
and bunt «h I pa enough without aeekln*
thorn; let them not repine, but take
thorn aa a part of that edoratlonal dte
elpllne nreresary to nt the mind to
arrive at Ita highest good.—Charle»
Bray.
Biliousness
MI have tiar<l your vaioablr Caacnrrti
and I fin«! ihrtn perfect. CowMn’t <io
without thrtn.
I have ua«*l them for
•nine tin»« fur indigration arvl bth<»uane«e
an«! aui n<»w cocnpfrtrly cured. Rrcotn-
tncixl them to everyone. Once trie«!, yim
will never I*
without them in
the
family."—Edward A Mara, Altmny, N.Y.
rWaaaat. PaiatabU Putem T mi « G» w «1
I hi <re««i N fvm Hlrbt ’r. Warek «n or <irtp<
l«r Zfe. Ute Nrewwr w»M In bulk Th* <reo
Etna Ul.ial stamp-d C C Q Gurero t—1 la
rum ar r»»ur msrewy haeli
Tenant’s Reward.
A certain landlord called on a ten­
ant one day and aald
“Jonos, I'm go­
ing to raise your rent.’ "What for*”
Jones asked, anxiously.
"Have tare«
gone up *
"No, not at ail,* the land­
lord gjswered. "but I see you've paint*
»d the housn and put In a new range
end bathtub
That, of course, ought
to make It bring more rent *
T)’
Drink Dole’s
Eg
f
i
A
4
Pure, Refined Juice
“Picked Ripe
Hawaiian Pinea; _
Bottled Right.
Mi;
,.Pi, í>*“
new product ; a new
and
drink ; a new appetizer;
appetize
a new healthful habit.
Jr’j Pure—Drink it Pure
Nothing hat Itera a «Lieti to lite |u»r«
at any Cage <4 the irhning
no iwH, no wate«.
| derer««ahve
hr»alb and abreolutrly nothing. We
e-Hy Irre ihr iuu • irom •*** h coarto
mattrt a» will f/trf out and li en Ärf-
ilue it in the Utftle.
It’s Hawaiian Pineapple
Grown un kt i L f trrnaral »kirt <4
Htwtii
| fee tutrw «1 • rt|« H b -
wauau |*ir»*«ppae i« jail • nualute «4
tiew. »unal the arul uivgert.
Il ta
puter than »prmg wain.
It’s the Drink Delightful
A Good
H air-Food
by the management.
The»«- are the main events.
The
others are :
Maverick race each day;
Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new Im­
barrel race, three races, one each day;
401
cowpony hurdle race; slow mule race,
proved formula, is a genuine
men's cowpony race each day. Ladies'
hair-food. It feeds, nourishes,
cowpony race each day; ladies* riding
builds up, strengthens, invigor­
contests; ladies' shooting contests, la- •
ates. The hair grows more
dies' roping contact,
men's riding,
roping and shooting contests;
Indian
rapidly, keeps soft and smooth,
H*pV¿?!r.,‘>
squaw racea, Indian races, Indian rid­
and all dandruff disappears.
■nra ssoo «a so. sano. MAO. moo . m oo
ers end war dancers.
WOMUt S MAO. « U M, M
Aid nature a little. Gfvo your
As a side feature there will be Buf­
Ml r to 00, W 50 L *3 00
hair
a good hair-food.
falo
Vernon,
who
throws
a
steer
single
TH!ITANDARO
I
Dm net cAsng« I As ralrr rf ttr Ae/r
handed and holds him down with his
FOR 30 YEARS
They ST« absolutely tb«
teeth.
Thia is an event that has been
moot yspularsad to«t »hoM
put on at the Cheyenne ahows with
tai th« prut In AmcrWs
great aucceaa.
Vernon ridea into the
Ttoy ar« tte l»»4«r« «v«ry-
wtor« be«««»» ttoy k«M
arena on a horse, jumps from the horae
tb«lr »Map«. St tettar,
to the back of the steer, slips down be­
look bott»t aad want low-
tween the horns, gets a strangle hold You need not hesitate shout using thia
las etb»r «wk««
and downs the steer.
It is wildly ex­ new Hair Vigovfrom any fear of Its chang­
ar« psaitWtly th«
•eeaemicsl •««•• tor
ing ths color of your hair.
The new
citing.
Special rates of one and one-third Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents prematura
fare have been made by all railroads groynes«, but does notchsnge the color
of tho hair evan to the slightest degree.
¡from all points in the Northwest
«—Meh»*e toed.a#«««*- li«w«ai. it.««
i
I
I
P harmacists
«MW* A4 rwa AM r^re W*«< ««*’>•• /
JbtoJ
to-um .
the Piano
facts:
How Ha Knew.
"Izive la blind.'* said the
paese
rnlstlc !«>«• king man. gun'll»« tate wnr»
mounter! sa<Mie,
secóte!, I’ll); thin!.
Out Chestnutty a i Ioni with as nw.-tl j 425.
Fifty (folian is offand t>y th«*
fervor aa Ito ortgiaalor oowld
have
management for the best
bucking
done
“l’ow do vou knowF* quest ton
horse. 415 for second, 110 for third.
ad the severe -uoklng woukaa with the
srx! 45 for fourth.
high cheek bones.
“I'm
married,'
Steer roping contest fur Champion-
enld ho
ship of Northwest,
Two men to ca<*h
The
steer to have thirty feet
entry,
““
start of the roper.
Ono man to catch
the steer by the horns and the other
man to throw the rope on hie hind feet
and hold him.
One man dismounts
and throws steer and hog ties him.
If
the steer is down before the man dis­
mounts he must tie allowed to regain
his feet before being thrown and tied,
We want any ¡>er*«»n who aufYer» with
Three minutes is the limit on thia
bihouaiifHft, rutiwti; atiofi, indir*1« L»n 01
any hrer or M« mm Ì atiturn U> try our I’aw event.
I’aw IJurr I’ll •
W b ffuarantru they will
Wild horse race: Thia event is open
purify the M« mm I an«T put th« liver anti to all.
Purse, 4200.
■tornarli into a healthful condition and
Thia contest is probably the moat
will ¡H»»itivriy rnrr b ilouanr«« and conati
exciting event of its kind ever seen in
pation, or «r will refnn»1 your mbuey.
The contestant, each
Ml NYUsS’N lioMoKOl’ATHlC Ho MX the Northwest.
REMEDY CO.. ChiU.. I’a
with one assistant, is lined up on thu
starting tape.
The gun is fired.
He
"PILL YOUR OWN TEETH "
must then rope, saddle, mount and ride
his wild horse once around the track.
Pony express race:
First prix«, 450
If ywu har« aehtr.r trrerth .»r rav*n«a and yvna ars cash sik T silver mounted bridle; second,
too nofvtwiA for Utr dreofaJ «.rxis-ai try FULO» th«
430, ami third $20. Each rider to have
hon»« «Iont»ret At drutfg.au» or by mail, Me
two ponies ami one aMistant.
No race
nur m o. ìsi iapr.
Mfumaer Frank l>ru< Co. d»tributor» fur Orreg-« horses can be entered.
Ladies* relay race: First prix«, 475
cash and Northwest championship cup,
ASI TOLS OOtU fot I 11 HARO Of
second, $50, and third 425.
Men’s r« lay rare (rowpony):
First
Blttcist
r.ualrclanl Sprty
prise, $75 cash and silver cup; second
Atonos i
laid Waler Ligad Sian
$50 and third, $25.
Packers race:
First prise, $25 and
"Crag 0*
Non Reliag Wadturt
Stetson hat; second $15 and third, $10.
K ATJO S CMfMKjmÿ.
In this contest the entry man must fur­
nish his own horse, saddle and rope.
The load to be packed will be furnished
MUN YON ’S
PAW-PAW
LIVER PULS
cn.l of thirty days
the
IIS/UJ1’ will convince you of the fullowing
Sleep.
A curious case la Uiat of a warian
In the boopltal at Alencon. Fratrae.
who ban been asleep for M> Jay*. and.
unlike moot patients who tail late *
lethargy, thia ¡uitlvut baa a irerfwelig
normal temperature,
Her tovUi are
rigidly set, and rhe bua tu ba U4
through a tube, which *aa 1 a tn 4 u»«4
with great difficulty, and hae been Mt
between her 1<*«-th
Wc want you to try it at
our expense beeauaa—-
:auae granulation of the eyelids. P
TIT'S
EYE
SALVE
soothes and
juickly relieve«, 25c.
All druggist# ur
Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y.
FILLO
WITHOUT FIATES
«!•* if
lt«4. W»wk. Wvery, W »<«ry Fira.
R«
to Mur • ■ . >* u- » • »
; re
Murln- for I ir Ev.- Vr.-i.t»:«« V*»u Will
|4k» Murin«
It H “11 *«
to- al Tour
l>ru«sl«l.
I- ci» For
I r r
I • 1i k.
> raa.
llorín» Ljr« I.. -.1, Co,
»go.
Co < '
French
COLLECTORS
Wor-eMrr Bldg..
neat sonborvault
The mother won­
dered. but naked no quraUona
Pres­
ently, howerer. (be my«tcry was ex­
plained.
Another boy. «ret«M near
the open space with hl« peretlta. rose
and walk».! away
The little e*-w>be(
slghe-1 «adiy. "I pww l.e barer evea
saw me” be remarked
I LIVELY SHOW AT PENDLETON. I
Clear a« < Y<*al, Lrautilui aa
amLer. am«» .¡», owilow •«<! *al>»I}tnf
to ll»e tarf»r , tX4e*e l*urr HauxMn
Ptnrap|4e J um e m aa mt* h an •IT*-
bret <• a r«hla*l. wfeufe *n |a«T 4
can ra«lx »e^x«-
Nuo akofeolte
<4 count.
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES
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No W'IO
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