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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03
VOTING MACHINE FRAUD.
by Simple Trick the Machines Can
BE Made to Vote Wrong.

1t required the mechanical keenness
of an old-time typo and linotype oper-|
ator to set the entire city a-flurry to-
day by showing how easy it is for the
man behind the screen to upset all
the safety-valve ideas of protection
of public ballots when registered on a
voting machine, says a San Francisco
dispatch. A little band of rubber did
the trick, and reform" woke up and
now says il has a chance.
At the coming election in this city
there will be several score of voting
machines used, and most of these are
in districts where the Schmitz ele-
ments are strongest. The fusionists,
who support John S. Partridge for
mayor, requested opportunity to test
the voting machines, and before a
committee of their organization and
members of the board of election COM
missioners the trial took place.
When the dummy voter was ready
to turn the crank for the straight fus-
ion ticket the linotype operator was
instructed to make good his claim
that the machine could be "doctored.
He slipped behind the case, opened a
slide and placed a thin rubber band
over the spring that governed the reg
lister for John S. Partridge, for may
or" The machine was voted, and the
record slip when examined showed
the ticket voted straight with the ex-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03

ception of "for Partridge" Now there
is the biggest row on that has hap
pened in the political arena here for
many moons
Schmitz and Ruef say that the
trick could have been worked by Par
fridge men as well as Schmitz men If
they could have fixed" the machines.
They say that they knew nothing
about the trick, and that it was dis
covery due to the sagacity of the
printer. However, the result of the
investigation may mean the abandon
ing of the machines for this election,
and a scramble Of the inventors for n
patent that will prevent frauds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03
VINoI'S RELIABILITY.
Prominent Physicians Join Our Local
Druggists, Brock & McComas Co.,
In Praising This Meritorlous Prepa-
ration.


Countless physicians and druggists
are now prescribing and endorsing
Vinol as the most valuable cod liver
oil preparation known to medicine,
and it is fast superseding all other
forms of cod liver oil and emulsions.
This is because Vinol is guaranteed
to contain in highly concentrated
form all of the medicinal, curative
elements of cod liver oil, actually
taken from fresh Gods livers, but
without a drop Of the useless, system
clogging oil to upset the stomach and
retard its work.
Vinol is not patent medicine, as
everything in 1t is named on the label,
and 1t can be seen that it is absolutely
free from drugs and all injurious in
gradients.
A prominent physician writes, Il
believe Vinol TO be the most valuable
cod liver oil preparation, the best
body-builder, health-restorer, and
strength-creator known to medicine
today, and l should be very sorry to
tice."
Mr.. Brock, of the above firm, says:
In cases where cod liver oil, emul-
sions and other tonics fail, Vinol will
heal. strengthen and cure.
In the strongest manner We endorse
and guarantee Vinol to create
strength for old people, weak, sickly
women and children, and after severe
sickness, and to cure hacking coughs
chronic colds, all throat and bronchia,
troubles or return money If 1t fails
Brock & McComas Co., druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03
Panama Celebrates.

Colon, Nov. 3.-The Republic of
Panama today celebrated its second
birthday, the anniversary Of its sepa-
ration from Colombia, in regular
Fourth of July fashion. Business was
suspended and the day was observed
as a holiday throughout the republic.
President Manuel Amador and Secre
tary Of War Taft, who is here TO in
spect the canal, shared the honor of
being the central figures in the cele-
bradon. Both delivered public ad-
dresses congratulating the people on
the success of the infant republic and
recalling the many ties Of friendship
and material interests binding II to
the United States.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03

Now located in Pendleton at Boston
stsre-Shoe repairer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03
500 Reward, 500,

The readers of this paper will be pleased
TO learn that there is at least one dreaded
diseases that science has been able to cure
in all Its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
OF disease, and giving the patient strength
~ building up the constitution and assist
ing nature In doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith In its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that II fails to cure.
send for list OF testimonials.
Address +. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03
THE PORTLAND
PHONE MAIN 10.
ssssssssssssssss.k...e.
OF

PORTLAND. OREGON.
American plan, 50 per day and ,n.
Headquarters for tourists and comws.s,e
travellers. Special rates made 10 4. r.I,,s,
and single gentlemen, Tho management
and give prices. A modern Tursi.A Suss
establishment In the hotel '~''
b. c. BOWERS, Mapsss,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03
Making Sorghum in Oregon.

On the E. NJ. Bailey place, north
of the city, sorghum molasses is be-
ing manufactured successfully, says
the Eugene Guard. Quite an acreage
of sugar cane was grown this year and
already so gallons of the syrup so
dear to the heart of the southerner,
has been made and work is about two
thirds finished. The product is said
to contain all the qualities of that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03
"I Thank lne Lord. ("

Cried Hannah Plant Of Little Rock.
Ark, "for the relief got from Buck
lens Arnica Salve. 1t cured my fea--
ful running sores, which nothing else
would heal, and from which had suf-
tered for five years" 1t Is a marvel
Gus healer for cuts, burns and wounds.
Guaranteed at Tallman & Co., and
Brock e. McComas' drug stores; 25c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03
CROSSING THE CONTINENT.
Megargel With Big 10 Horse Power
Auto Arrives at Boise.

The REQ Mountaineer of New York
city, bringing Percy F. Megargel of
the American Motor league and his
mechanician, David F. Fassett of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-03

made in the south, and is every bit as
good. 1t is not generally known that
the cane can be successfully grown
here.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
CHILD NEAR DEATH
SAVED At A FIRE
Old Daughter, III
with Typhoid, Rescued
by Father.

When fire started In the tenement
house at no li1 Madison street early
to-day II looked dangerous 90 the ten
ants on the up.-ar floors, but 1t did not
look dangerous enough for Samuel
Lang and his wife to run 70 the street
with theIv three-yclr.oid daughter,
Beatrice, who is near death with
typnoli lever
The fire was In the grocery store Of
David Dunn, who occupies apart
mcnts on the ground floor with his
wife, children and servant, annie Po-
lanski. The Dlbin household got to
the street with difficulty, escape by the
front being cut IN by ha mes. Taei'
cries OF Are aroused the other tenants
In the rouse. ana every one got out c.7
Cept the Longs,
When the hremen came they WEI
told t.at every one was ,ut Tn5y be-
lieyed this until they saw Lang at bis
front window THE Nrene e called ID
MIN - . sap. AL ntir le ci;nDe
the Ia llwdy filled win smoke, with d 5
probably dying child IN his arms, ana
made for the roof. lie got to the roof
with has wife. They climbed TO the
next tenement and reached the street,
The fire was put out W, ut any
grea, difficulty. The fire Will probably
cost the life VI the little 81,
The evening world., 1905-12-29
INCOME FOR
yEAR" S29,195,569
Stock Transfer and Corpora
ton lax Largely Swelled
the Total.

AI.BAlSY, y. Y, Dec, Estate
Comptroller Otto Kelsey, In a state
ment Given out to-day summarizing
the work Of his department for the
year just closing, says that the cash
balance Of al funds In the treasury
Sept. 20, 1906, was SlO55t,Olig7
Tae bonded debt OF the state on that
date vas Sll.l55, $50, but there was az
the same time I'D the canal debt SAX
ing fund, t. meet a portion Of mis-
d,ui the sum Of Si,GJlt Isl ". leaving the
net londed debt Of the STATE S,jiS2o2,%'
which includes 100000 Of the hrst
issue Of bonds for the barge canal,
Rererring to the results ri the STOCK
Transfer lax lJw passed uy the last
l., gIsiatu.t Tie statement is made mat
II = believed that there VII ue NO.
d1lccl from this source duriuS the nrst
year over 500, uN. AJout Jl-I,Uoy was
actually received in the treasury during
he fiscal wear ending Sspl ~, l"'.
Tie other sources ol the states roy
eIue were lb.u Sg,lNt. 0~p from the hI'
nor tax; Sl,GOJ,OQO frCn the transfer tax,
nearly s1.CCO,0p from the AK on cor
pordtions. including Organization tax,
drou; 800. Oul OF direct tax and various
other items. making A tltal Of rcccl1ls
from all sources Of (-ylAI, '9h', willie
the total expenditure tJ" thr same
period were S!N,lf!, 35U.jl.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
POL|CEMAN'S WIFE
SHOOTS HERSELF
Uses Husbands Revolver to
End Life During His
Brief Absence.

Nrs Kate Allen, wife Of James Alien,
A natrolman attached 10 the Alexander
Avenue station. committed suIciCc last
night nv shooting herself through the
load with her husband = revolver, when
she took from a pos Ike. OF his coat, inter
hd had changed his uniform for civilian
clcutlng There Is absolutely no reason,
50 far as Coroner Berry, or the fellow
.pcllttmeu Of Allen could discover, why
tho uma snJJld have Killed nerse.i.
Alton Nas unable 10 account for his
.Ti.es act.
The Aliens, who live at no, $50 Caid-
well avenue, the Bronx, were noted iOl
thelr mutual devotion. Mrs, Allen was
thirty-elght years old, cOmely, and Of a
particularly cheerful disposition, The
only complaint she ever wus known "
utter was THAT she was chi!dless.
Allen wei. 10 MS home yesterday
afternoon about 40 O'Clock, after he
had finished his tolr Of CIty. lie place.
his revolver in u pocket of his coat,
whi,1 he hung OF 4 hook in a closet
lie told his wife he mad mn appointment,
and went to Peter Smiths saloon, a few
L1'rs aHay lis returned at 6i5 O'clock
lie was horror-strickea to ma hs
wife lying in their bed room, with d
wound IN her right temple, and his
pistol gra>Yei In her rght hand She
was alive but unconscious. Allen
prppei her up, and then alarmed the
other tenants In the house Dr.. john
Kiegelman, CorOnor's physician, whose
One is nearby WIS summoned aud he
arrived i The house, just as an am.
bulance from the Leblanc Hosuital
called by one Of her neigabors, came
clangIns W.
Mrs. Allen was dying then. She OK.
PRED without making any sigg that
would suggest why she desired TO end
her life. WIN
The evening world., 1905-12-29
HERE'S A CHARITY
THAT REACHES MANY.
Saturday and Sunday Collection
for Allied Hospitals Made
This Week.

An opportunity 10 help deserving
charity Vt the beginning Of the New
Year IS given by the Hospital Saturday
anl Sunday Association, winch raisrs
funds for the payment Of services fer
flee patients in the hospitals. TAe as.
sociatlon is ~non-seetarian, and to.mor.
low the annual collection will be taken
in the various s~ynagogues, while on
:uhuiy every churcn In the city will be
c~HnJaSsed.
Durlng me remaining days OF 1905 sub.
scription lists Will ne presented to mer.
cha rs end NOtsmen IN Greater New
York by auxiliary associations and spe.
c!dl committees. One OF the propositions
q the association Is that any employees
OF q trade whose representatives con.
tribute Will b. able TO receive hospital
service at the rate Of 81 a daY until III
fund for the trade or occupation Ia ex-
hgusted The same bcnent In offered
any employee whose employer Is A con.
tributor and recommends him,
During the past year Ine Associated
Hospitals treated q, il3 he'd patients, OF
whom %, ~ were free, Added TO this
lis Is that OF 3li,S2 d~ispensary patients.
The total cost was S9,tj0,5l1 20, Of which
Si,O67, 2al.2l IL still uupsid, II Is TO raise
money " meet this deficit that the cy.-
~lectlons are made this week.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
MAN IN FINE
DRESS IS ROBBER
A Waldorf Clerk, with Two
Women, Attacked by a
Footpad.

Alexander t. Miller wRG held In The
West side Court to-day or the charge
Of ha ling beaten and ribbed Ernest
Batter, a clerk at the Wlllorf-As,oria
at Eighth avenue and Thirtieth street
a few hours before, BlltEer Is IN Belle
yue Hospital with several scalp wounds.
Miller's dress in court to-day attracted
much attention. lie wore a snappv.
i!lk-lined, paddock oyeroat, fitting him
With all the accuracy Of expensive tail.
oring. 1t covered a new gray suit OF
equally good cut. Every part OF his
costume, from lis derby to hls shoes.
was Of the best. lie Is clean shaven,
about twenty-fnur years old. He told
the police that he was formerly a clerk
employed at the Offices OF the New
York Central Railroad. He gave his
address as No, 2Gi West TwentIeth
street.
Baliger, who lives ut No. 80 West
~Sixty-slxth street, Tod the police that
he was walking with two women on
rhirtieth street when Miller Jumped out
Of a doorway and pointed a pistol at
him. BaltZev said that he allowed NIL
Ter to take $40 from his cid he's and then
tried TO resist, The pair fought, and
Batter SAYS Miller beat him with the
butt VI his revolver,
Miller was running up Eighth avenue
and Batter was Stag yering after him,
with blood streaming from his wounds,
WHEN Policeman O'COnuor heard his
cries O'C'auOr raped so vigorously
To- assistance that he broke hts night
sti5k. II en- he caught Miller and was
obliged to use the half section Of the
stick 70 subluc him,
Al HE station they found $40 IN
M'llar's pockets, besides some cart
aUl d letter from q girl. Baltzcr
said that he saw Miller throw sumo.
thing away as he NU.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
PASSENGERS IN WRECK.
several Injured when Rails
Spread, Dcrnling Train.

UTICA, y Y, Dec. %. BY the
spreading Of rails on the New York and
Railroad between Bay Pond and
Derrick the engine tend r and y pas.
senger coaches of a train were thrown
up In the ditch.
A Mr.. Cook from 81. Regis Falls WIS
- badly hurt that he may die. : yeraI
passengers received slight Injuries.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
CONSUMpTIVES,
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Life. IL Kills the Germs aud
Heals the Lungs. Investigate
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First the Fln.nu Violet RAY Is applied by
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is the celebrated Violet Ray discovered by
Ur. Finsen, Of Copenhagen. But as only
few people can 80 to Copenhagen We pro-
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York. II Is the most powerful foe OF the
d Sumption germ known to science. Il
absolutely kills the germ. There Is no
question about that.
But killing the germ is only half the bat
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their breathing surface largely diminished.
The ratient must still have ctr, or die. or
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Come in and see all this Tor yourself
Why remain away and die while you doubt?
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The evening world., 1905-12-29
GOLFERS SON OUT OF DANGER.

Eugene Bird Coler. son VI Borough
Pre'ident-Elect Colar, Of Brooklyn.
was pronounced out Of danger to-day
By his attending physicians. The boy
was operated upon less than a week
ago for appendicitis, ana fol.uWing the
operation his life was des9alred Of.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
Heroes Saved Horses.

The horses on the fourth Goor had not
been released chief cocker ordered a
number OF his men to the rescue Of the
animals, The hremen who responded
seemed to face certain death, but every
horse was loosaned IN his stall and the
fremen then begln driving them down
the smoke-choEed runway 10 the street.
The police ordered all persons IN the
,snements back In Eldridge street to
Nave. No one had time to carry out
household effects or to dress.
A stable owned by TIE East Side Sale
and Exchange Company, In Eldrldge
street, was In danger. The horses
eighty IN numDer-were l3Nscaed,
The horses released from the Allen
street stable wer2 nov p.ung,ag through
the block. Thy " I'D run away from
the fire only to return. They seemed
%maddened.
The evening world., 1905-12-29

Fiye-yolume sets; cloth bound; all
standard editions; Henty, Ewing, Gar
vice, Verne, Carey, Holmes, Burnett
and others, Five volumes, $50,
The evening world., 1905-12-29

Another table Of Popular Flttioni
cloth bund; 100 titles; SOC, to ,siOS
editions. All &c.
The evening world., 1905-12-29

Painting hooks for youngsters; IL
Illustrated in black, white and cOIorS.
large volume, 2ic.
The evening world., 1905-12-29

pickaninnieS' Picture Book Series:
dainty editions for young folks; ex-
QuiSlttly bound and Illustrated. were
$50 a copy, Now Sc.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
OUTGOING
SAILED TO.nAN

Ctean Monarch Alamo, Brunswick,
Argentina, Cqmanche, Charleston.
Santiago, Nassau Eastern Prince,
l&ferson, NORFOLK. Uruguay.
5eibine, Mobile. Bayama, Mexico.
The evening world., 1905-12-29

All Calendars at d.

One big table Of odd books; great
list Of ~titlesi holiday prices were 25c.
to SOC. Choose at i7c.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
Thousands Driven from
TenementS by Flames
Before Daylight.
TRAMPLED BY HORSES.
Burning Stable ImperilS Many
y Houses Containing Hun
dredS of Families.

Three hundred families In the block
bounded by Allen and Eldriige and
R!yington and Delaney streets fed
from their homes during the worst
o. the storm early to-day. when fire
burst from the roof OF the stable Of
Joseph Kleiner & Sons, No. 81 Allen
street, swept the walls VI the tene-
ments and then puhed across to the
tenements opposite Allen street.
As the tenement dWellers rushed To
the streets, all VI them s~1antily clad.
with the rain falling in torrents ana a
wind that chilled to the bone, horses
plunged through the narrow streets,
bowling over those VINO could MT
otospo because OF the Jam and crush.
Klelner's stable WAS a hr.story
structure. In the basement and On the
first, third and fourth floors horses were
tetnpred. on the second Hoo. were a
hundred or more vehicles, and on the
hfth floor hay and grain were stored.
David Davidson, a night Waterman.
detected smoke shortly after ! O'Clock
on the fourth floor he came upon a
little blaze which seemed hardly more
than a spark. II was near a bale Of
hay, The wltohman Kicked the spark
? smother It, when 1t burst into flames
Didson fcil upon II, and his hands ana
" were burned. lie ran TO the street
Ed gave the nlarm.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
SHIPPING NEWS,

ALMANAC Fo8 TO-DAY.
IN riscs 725 sun sets. I a Moon sets. S4l
TIE TIDES.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
PORT O| NEW YORK.
ARRlyEp.

bermullan .............. ..... Rcrnuda
Dfegonian .,",,.,..,.,, Sen FL-ancisco
-eldy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Rio JanOro
The evening world., 1905-12-29
NCOMING STEANLsHGPS

bNE A''bAl
EtCna, 81. Lucia. Madonna. Gibraltar.
Graf Waltetsee. Ca,abua, Palermo.
Hamburg. Celtic. Liverpool.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-09
Grateful Husbands In India.

When white people do things for ma
tive races the gratitude of those min
istered unto is sometimes quite touch
ing. The report Of the hospital for
women at Allahabad gives a coupe of
certificates which illustrate that many
a grateful heart beats beneath swar-
thy skin. The first is from husband
whose wife had been experimental up
on at the institution. He writes:
Dear She-My wife has returned from
your hospital cured. Provided males are
allowed at your bungalow, ! would like
to do you the honor of presenting myself
there this afternoon. But will not try
10 repay you-vengeance belongeth unto
God. Yours noticeably, -.
But what doctor would not treasure
so eloquently expressed token of graf
itude as this?
Dear and Fair Madam-I have much
pleasure to inform you that my dearly
unfortunate wife will be no longer under
your treatment, she having left this world
for the other on the night OF 9th ulto
For your help In this matter j shall ever
remain grateful. Yours reverently, -.
Montreal Star.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-09

Why did we come away without break
fast?"
miss Everton,' said Ingram, ignor-
ing her question, could you never care
for a country bred man"
"Maybe-if he gave me enough to
eat"
He made an impatient gesture.
"You said last night you'd never
marry any one but university grad
uate"
when l said that had just eaten
good dinnerv' she laughed provok-
ingly.
Throw up your handsr' commanded
voice from behind the mine man
ager.
He wheeled around, and Mora look
ed up to see a roughly dressed man
climbing into the cart and another COW
ering Ingram with his rifle AS the
latter hesitated about obeying the or
der the desperate repeated angrily:
Throw up your hands, you fool, or
I'll shoot
Resistance would be madness. In
gram 5 ldnQS went up.
Neither of the outlaws thought the
girl worth their notice, and she sat with
the half eaten apple in her hand appar-
emily stupefied, but her mind was busy
She knew, though she had not been
told. that the gold from the weeks
clean up Of the Usage mine was In the
cart.
Usually it was sent to Roma for ship
ment to the San Francisco mint on the
backs Of mules, but the stage from
Roma to Red Gulch had been held up
few days before, and, though the
sheriff and his posse had been out daily
hunting them, the outlaws were still
at large, and therefore 1t had been
deemed wise to send the gold down in
such a careless manner as to put the
robbers off the scent.
The whole situation mirrored itself
in the young woman's brain. Mentally
she saw Ingram ruined, Inundated and
disgraced, and all through his love for
her. For weeks she had kept him in
suspense as to her feelings toward him,
and now by her coquetry she had so
engaged his attention as to throw him
off his guard.
Softly she transferred the apple to
her left hand, and her right hand went
| quietly to the side Of her skirt where
an old pocket bulged out. For six
months the city girl had been the guest
| of the engineers wife, and each day
she had received lesson from Ingram
in the art of shooting. She would not
fail her preceptor in his extremity.
She felt she must undo the harm she
had done. The open air life In the
mountains had steadied her nerves, and
she felt wonderfully cool.
Quickly and deftly she drew the
weapon forth and sprang to her feet.
The next instant a report broke the
stiffness, the outlaws right arm drop
ped to his side, and his rife fell with a
crash. With couple Of bounds In
gram was upon him, had thrown him
to the ground and was holding him
there with his knees upon his chest
Then he drew stout cord from his