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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
MANY AMERICANS IN ALBERTA
Most of the Umatilla People Have
Settled in the Claresholm District.

w. H. Babb, a horse dealer of Med
icine Hat. Alberta, is in the city to-
day for the purpose of looking over
the local horse market. He came up
last evening from Portland, where he
went during the latter part of the
fair, and has been visiting for several
weeks. While he does not know that
he will make any purchases here for
the reason that he fears prices will be
too high, Mr.. Babb will be here for a
few days and will see what he can
do. Work horses weighing from 1900
pounds up are what he wants.
Medicine Hat, where Mr. Babb
makes his home, is on the main line
of the Canadian Pacific railway, and
is an older settled portion than the
country around Claresholm, which
place is on a branch line. During the
past summer the wheat yield of that
section averaged between 20 and 80
bushels according to Mr.. Babb, prac-
tically all of the grain being spring
sown. However, he says that fall
grain may be raised in any part OF
that section, and that hereafter nearly
all of the wheat will be seeded dur
ing the fall months.
During the past few years many
Americans have been going into all
parts of the Alberta country, and
Medicine Hat has received its portion
of the new comers. However, few
of the Umatilla county people have
gon there most of them being at
tracted to the region around Clares-
holm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Anniversary Party.

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hartman,
ST., were pleasantly surprised on
Tuesday evening in honor of their
3Oth wedding anniversary. The af-
fair was cleverly arranged by Mrs.
George A. Hartman, jr., and Miss Jes-
sic Hartman. After a pleasant even
ing spent in recitations by the Rev.
Henry Dixon Jones, and a few musi-
cal numbers by Miss Jessie Hartman,
delightful course luncheon was serv-
ed, after which the guests departed,
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman many
happy returns of the day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
800" Party.

Mrs. ]. A. Sullivan and Mrs. Per-
ham were hostesses on Tuesday after
noon at the home of the former, for
a second large card party. The house
was darkened and tastily decorated
with flowers and greens. Electric
lights and waxen tapers formed the
illumination. Invitations were issued
to about 40 ladies, the greater part of
that number responding. Progressive
800" was played, Mrs. Charles Ep-
pinger winning first prize, and Mrs.
James Graham, second.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Suit for Divorce.

Cora NJ. Eagle has brought sui
for divorce from William L. Eagle
on the ground of desertion. The!
were married in Portland in 1900. ant
have no children. Desertion is al
legged by the wife and a decree of di
vorce is asked, and also the plaintiff
asks to be allowed to resume hel
maiden name, Cora NJ. Dawson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Sam soucl Club Entertained.

Mrs. Thomas G. HALEY was hostess
on Monday evening to the members of
the San Souci club. The prizes We're
won by Mrs. Minnie Stillman and Mrs.
A. w. Nye. The club guests We're
Mrs. f. w. Furnish, ]. f. Robinson,
Thomas c. Warner, c. ]. Smith, F. w,
Vincent, A. w. Nye, Leona Thompson,
c. E. Roosevelt, Bertha Guernsey, Z.
A. Vaughan, Thomas Ayers and Miss
Roberts. The other invited guests
were Mrs. T. C. Taylor and Mrs. A.
Kunkel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Dancing Party at Music Hall.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Sommerville will
give a dancing party to invited guests
at Music Hall next Tuesday evening
October 81, in honor of their niece
Miss Sommerville, of Edmonton, AL
berta, who has been visiting them for
some time and who will leave next
Wednesday morning for The Dalles
where she will visit for several weeks
before returning to her home In Can
ada.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
X. of =, Social.

on next Monday evening Damon
Lodge No. A. Knights of Pythias, will
give a social at their hall in honor of
the victory recently won at Portland
when the lodges team carried off the
Jaeger silver trophy The affair will
be from o'clock until II, and cards
will furnish the amusement. Light
refreshments will be served. The en-
trance to the lodge room is now by
way of the Music hall stairway.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Lost handkerchief Bag.

Some woman who attended the
Commercial association reception last
evening, left her handkerchief bag
containing handkerchief and satchet
powder box in the library room. The
owner can recover the property by
applying to A. w. Nye at the associa-
ton rooms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Lewiston Steamers Running.

The o. R. G. N. steamers on Snake
river between Lewiston and Riparia,
are now running again, leaving Lewis
ton daily except Friday and leaving
Riparia daily except Saturday. The
water in Snake river is gaining rapid
ly and the boats will continue to run
hereafter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
B0R|E TO MEXICO
HAS INTERESTS WITH
HIS BROTHER IN MINES

They Are Located i'm Sonora and Yield
Gold, Silver and Copper and Were
Discovered and Located by A. j,
Borie-They Are Fourteen Miles
From Railroad and Quite Promis-
ing-Mr. Borie Will Retain His In
tereSts Here, at Least for the Pres
ent-Remainder of the Family Will
Spend Winter in Seattle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Clarke-NorwOOd.

The marriage of Miss Eva Clarke
to H. c.. Norwood will be solemnized
on Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Clarke, on College
street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Collision at Bingham Springs.

slight collision occurred at Bing-
ham Springs yesterday evening be-
tween a light engine and a westbound
freight train, doing considerable dam
age to several cars and breaking the
pilot off the engine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28

The Saturday Afternoon club of last
season has merged into a bridge whist
club for this winters amusement, and
will hold their meetings hereafter on
every Thursday afternoon. The first
meeting will be next Thursday after
noon with Mrs, Elmer p. Dodd. The
club members are as follows: Mrs
Lee Held, Mrs. Harry Rees, Mrs.
Frank Moule, Mrs. E. p Dodd, Mrs
w. L. Thompson, Mrs. G. w. Phelps
Miss Roberts and Miss Thomson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
We are
Ready

To show you some choice selections in
Haviland. Japanese and German
China. These have just arrived. 1t
would pay you to come now and make
your selections before the holiday
rush. For a small payment on them
we will lay aside for you until wanted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28

Mrs. Edward Baumeister, who spent
a few days in Walla Walla returned
to Pendleton Friday evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
Social and Personal Notes.

Mrs. Laura w. Gray, of Astoria, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George A.
Hartman, jr.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28

ton, who will arrive this evening.
Mrs F. W. Vincent will leave on
Monday for a few days visit at Port
land, the guest of Mrs. C. S. Jack
son.
Miss Elsie Dorothy and Miss Mabel
Demaris, of Milton, are visiting in
the city today, the guests of Misses
Lurie and Grace Dorothy.
Dr. F. a. Lieuallen will leave this
evening for Portland to remain for
several months, during which time he
will continue his medical studies.
Mrs. Mary Lane entertained at din
ner last Saturday evening in honor of
Mrs. c. S. Jackson and Mrs. Rebecca
Moses, who were the guests of Mrs.
+. w. Vincent.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Episco-
pal church will give New England
dinner on Tuesday afternoon and
evening at the parish church, from 5
until s o'clock.
Mrs. George A. Hartman, sr., will
entertain at dinner tomorrow Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Hartman. jr., Mrs. Laura
Gray, of Astoria, and Messrs. William
and Charles Gray.
The meeting of the Current Ltera-
ture club, which was to have met
with Mrs. George Clarke next week,
has been postponed until the follow
ing Tuesday November 7.
Mrs. Hal Dickson, of Portland, ar
rived in the city on Wednesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Norbourne Berke-
ley, who gives reception in her
honor this afternoon from until s.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Elmer
| p. Dodd was hostess to a small COM
pany at her apartments on Thompson
/ street in honor of her grandmother,
Mrs. Caroline Eppinger. of Baker
! City The invited guests were: Mrs
Edward Baum, Mrs. Susan Welch
| Mrs. a. Alexander, Mrs. Jane Hart
man, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs
! Edward Baumeister and Mrs. Bishop
/ Mrs. Lee Moorhouse entertained q
number of ladies this afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Edward Baumeister
The invited guests were Mrs. r. Alex.
ander, Mrs. Caroline Eppinger, Mrs
Leona Thompson, Mrs. Susan Welch
Mrs. Jane Hartman. Mrs. Cass Mat
lock, Mrs. a. W. Nye. Mrs. Mary Dis.
osway, Mrs. Margaret Johnson Mrs
John HALEY, Mrs. Cynthia Turner and
Miss Boyd
The Saturday Afternoon club of las
season has merged into bridge whs
club for this winters amusement, ant
will hold their meetings hereafter or
every Thursday afternoon. The frs
meeting will be next Thursday after.
noon with Mrs. Elmer p Dodd. The
club members are as follows: Mrs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28

Mrs. A. Kunkel expects as her
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28

Mrs. F. W. Vincent will leave OF
Monday for a few days visit at Port
land, the guest of Mrs. c. S. Jack
son.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28
XXX
SOCIETY MI EVENTS

guest Mrs. Charles Phillips, of Lewis
ton, who will arrive this evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28

Miss Elsie Dorothy and Miss Mabel
Demaris, of Milton, are visiting in
the city today, the guests of Misses
Lurie and Grace Dorothy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-28

Dr. F. A. Lieuallen will leave this
evening for Portland to remain for
several months, during which time he
will continue his medical studies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26
Desde Vega-a|ta
Policia insular. : Matrimonios
clvlles. --Operaciones de
clrujia. DE sanidad
En- la hacienda Carmen

Ell corporal seflor Juan Roig sc
hs h,cho cargo del mando do este sub.
puesso de Policfa.
Ell active guardia hedyr Alton
so Molina que h zee pocos mi ses pres
aoa aerVicios en esse di,triso, ha A.
90 relevado para BaJam6n Dtcho
guardls es apreciado por su buen
comportamiento.
e, dJmingo y lines, 80 han lie.
vado q efecto dos matrimonios civi.
les; actao en- dicho. acsos ell aprec,a-
BILE lez de Paz don Emilio Escalera
Eft spreciable faculla:ivo doctor
don jose Manusl Santiago, ha lleya-
do etecto en est1s dia. varfas ope.
racione' el vecinos de esta localiiad
con muy buen resultsdo; todos cont.
nuAn melorando y ell veciodsrio se
halls Coz tento de Lener en- eli distrito
municipal al doctor Santisgo.
Ell Official de Sandal y Ia poll.
cia hac'n sctlvos trabsj % con eli fa
de que las disposicionss sohre Sani-
dad sc cumplan. Las carnes son re
conocidas convenientsments el ga
nado para el consume pdolico, tam
biea.
Sc termins 60 esta semsna la
zafra en la h ,cienda <Carnep, los
duenoa preparan un bGen obseq uio q
sus psones.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
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kotas de Arecibo
tlestas del Is de Julio. La
Presa. Vacaciones. I'm
drama en- prensa
Jesus M. Lago al Canada

Julio IS. Hoy dia do Santiago,
patron dc EapAfa, el Casino espafiol
celebra en- sds salones un esp.endldo
bale que promote quedar muy concu
rrido.
En- la calle de Santiago los We.
cinos de squel b4rrlo han hecho una
colecta y celebran sus fsslejos. Hs-
bra csrreras de bicicletas, retretas,
fuegosy baile.
Ell transformista y conocido ar.
tista sefi >r La Presa. que SO encuentra
en- Ponce, ha contratado este Tsa.ro
para dar varias funciones al priacipio
del pr6xlmo mes de Agosto. Dada la
fsms del excelense artista, le augura.
mos un exito.
En- ell pr6ximo mss de Agosto,
comisnEa el perfodo de vacac. ones de
esta Corte de Dlstrito, que durara dos
meses,
-Ea Ia pr6x ms semana march a
para ell Cana1a, donde va & hacerse
cargo de un importante empleo, nues.
tro distinguido amigo don JEST, M.
Lago, al cual ac5mpafiL gu dis.iogui.
da eSposa. LIS deseamos un fsliz via.
ls grata perm Anencia en- aqasl pals
S, encuentrA en prsnsa el drs.
ma del sefior Ltm61 de Arce titulad O
<Redencioa1 y pronto vera la luz pd +.
blics' Forma un elegante libro en
que van tamoien las possfas que los
sehores Martinez Rosell6 , JesdI Es.
tsvez dadicsron al autor el dia del es.
treno del drama.
CoRRESPoNSAL
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Desde BaTranquitas
El juez de Cayey. -Todo re.
publicano absuelto. -Todo
unlonlsta condenado.
Llueven denuncias

Aver SO constlsuy6 en- este 10 Cor.
to municipal de Cayey J cslebr6 va.
rios iuicios, Todos los republicanos
qLe conn ar,Gieron sIte dich, tribunal
faeron sbsueltos y tcdos los unionis.
tas rrSultarOn culpables. iOh, Corte
de los MlIagrosl
Eft Juez dc .Csyey Sc negAbs a
venir Barraoquisas q cslebtar jul-
clos; pero oil Honorable Attorney Ia
puio la carIilla en 10 mhno y Sc some.
tic.
-Dicese que una orden dol cuar.el
general amensza con la destituc6n q
los poilcfas que no hsgan IN lchas de-
nuncias. Esto go immoral: los guar.
dias, por no perder el EN- fleo, denun-
clan diestro y siniestro, con raz5n q
sin ella. La policis de.taca1a en- Ba.
rrsn quitas, sin sslir al campo, donde
pululan su aptojo los rateros, pre-.
senta meusualmsnts mas de cien de.
nunclas, muchss de elias extremaia-
mente injustas. Con policfaa POGO 90.
crupulosos y iueces Spaslonad IS, la
iusticis es una desgracia
Ell screditado comerclante de
Guyana don Modesto Ramos y gu
disting glida famiiia se encuentran en-
este, passndo una temp mporada.
E ssfior Ramos, algo delicado de
salud, busca on oil china agradabilf.i.
mo de 81 pueblo natal ,el alivio de sus
doenciss.
-Llamsmos Ia atenci6n de Ia DO.
licfa hscia el articulo 6 de la SLey
prohibiendo porlsr armaIs, aprobads
el de Mario de 1905, porqus aabe.
mos que Se han practicable registros
iiegsles.
CORRESPoNSAL.
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ASamblea de MuniCipios

bros del Comite Eje,uttvc; pero 81 va
care la presidential la dasempefi ara ell
vice-P -Presidente e!e:to por la asam-
blea.
Todos estos flnclonarios deberan
ser mienbros de algda Consejo Muni-
cipal 8 Aloslde en- ell momsnto de gu
election.
Articulo 4q Estos funcionarios
seran elegidos en- la c Convention anusl
de la Liga de Ayuntamisnto y cada
municipio tsndra derecho q emltir tan.
tos votos como le corresponds por
eprese ataci6n en- dicha conveuct6n, y
los fun ,ionsrios electos tom aran po.
session inmediatsmente despues de ter
minada la convenci6a anual en- que
fueron electos.
Arttculo 50 Ell Comite Executive
n0mbra ara un Sscretario Tssorero que
merezca 50 corfi anzs, pero que en- min
gun caso tsndra vote en- los acuerios
FACULTADES
Arti:ulo 50 Por la presente 80 au.
toriza al Comite Ejecltivo que Sc ell
10 en- la primera convene On celebra-
ds al constituirse la Liga de Ayunta.
mientos, para que hsga las gestiones
necessrias para dejar incorporar la
Liga como tai asociaci6n, facultsn-
dole para llenar todas las formRll-
dades.
Asi tambiea Sc facults al Comite
Ejecutivo para re1actar el Rsglamsn.
to de la Liga de Ayuntamisntos, ell
que no entrar& en- vigor hasta 40 hA-
ber merecido Ia aprobaci6n de la ma.
yoria de los Ayuntamientos que sean
miembros de la Liga. AL efscto el
Comite Ejecutivo envlara dicho pro-
yecto de Rsglamento atodos los Ayun.
tamientos 6iando uu plazo prudsn cial
dentro del oual dsberAn devolv erlo
aprobado, 8 rechszado 6 con las en-
miendas que estimaren oportunas.
Ell sefior Rivera Miranda presen
ia & 10 mesa la siguiente candidatura,
para la Junta Dlrectiva de la Lga dc
Municipios;
Presidente don Roberto H. Todd,
de San Juan. -Vice-prssidente don
Ramon H. Delgado, de Carolina. --Vo.
Gales don Marcelino Sola, de Caguas;
don Virgilio Davila, de Bayamon; don
Manuel Perez Aviles, de Arecibo; dor
Jose Nevares, de Toa Baja.
La asamblea acoje con entusiasmo
estos nombres y los ellie por aclama
ci6n.
Ell senior Todd da cuerta de hallar.
SO sobre la mesa varios telegramas re
mitidos de los pueblos de Arscibo
Mayagaez, Guayanilla y Agua1illa.
En- esos despachos Sc solicit6 de la
asamblea la gesti6n de indulto para
los hermanos Medina, sentenciados
por Ia Corte Federal.
Ell senior Perez Aviles Sc levaata
para apoyar estas peticiones. Die
que aunque extraflo ell asunto al fin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26
HERIDO EN- CAGUAS

Aver tarde, en- ell rio SCahas, , de
Csguas, ell individuo Salvador Hidal.
go sgredio Cecilio Solano, produ.
ciendole una herida en- ell cuello. FL
estado de Solano es gravisimo. Ell
sarge to Csrreras detuvo al agresor
apodeIAndose de un mschete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-26

prim )rdial d, la asamblea de munich
pios, invoca no obstante los senti-
mentos generosos de los puertorri.
quehos allf congregados, y pide que.
inspirAndose en- un espfritu de verda-
dero cristianismo, .sea ateniida por
la Asamblea la petici6n.
La proposition del senior Perez
Aviles es a2eptada.
Ell senior Todd hace presente & la
Asamblea, que los documentos que se-
ran enviados q la Asamblea Legisatt-
va de Puerto Rico y al Congreso de
Estados Unidos, .fueron suscritos con
dos plumas hechas exprofeso para ese
acto, las cuales quedan en- poder de
dosisefIores delegados, ,que..las pidieron
ala presidencia. Els indudable : dijo ell
seIlorTodd que dichos sefiores sabran
apreciar en- todo sa valor hist6rico el
dep6sito que Sc les haze Ell senior
Narciso Font, de Carolina, expresa
que 81 es uno de los delegados aludi-
dos por Ell presidente, y a esa prueba
de distinction sabri correspondent,
guardando una de. aquellas plumas,
como un recuerdo valioso del acto de
alta sinifcaci6n patri6iica que acaban
de realizar las Corporaciones municl-
pales de Ia isla.
Ell sehor Pedro Colberg Pab5n,
de Cabo Rojo, propona enviar al Pre-.
sidents Roosevelt, el siguients cable
grama:
<PRESIDENTE ROOSEVELT:
Por semejanses causas, Washing.
ton, Jefferson y Adams tremolaron ban
dera independents sostenida raz6n
por la fuerzs; hoy tremolamos puerto
rriquefos, magma assmblea munici.
p!oa bandsra reclamation derechos y
iusticia defsudidos por Ia fusrza de la
rsz6n. Solicitamos <self government :,
Comisi6n puertorriqus Ia entregar& en-
vuestrss manos aspir aci6n unanime
pals, expresada hoy solemne asam-
blss. Para ser buenos amsricanos,
necesitamos buenas leyes america.
mas.
TODD, FRESIDENTE.,
La Asamblea acoge con ruidosos
aplausos la lectura del cablegrama,
limpartiendole su aprobacion unanime.
Llega su final, la Asamblea de
municipios. Todos los asuntos que
dan resueltos y sancionados por la
misma sin la mas leve discrepancia de
criterio.
La presidencia felicita q los sefIo.
res deles ados por 81 actitud levanta.
da y patriotica, y por la gran prueba
Que acaban de dar dc su alto civismo,
abriendo a las ideas deiusticia y de Ii.
bertad mas ancho y luminoso campo,
y creando para elias mayores probA-
bilidades de eXito
Ell acto qued6 cerrado a las cua-
tro de la tarde.
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GUILLERMO BERTOLI

Nos ha vlsitsdo nuestro comps-
triota y amigo don Guillermo Bsr.
toll, hijj dc Ponce quien hacfs tlempo
que estabA susente de 81 pals, en- Sud-
America.
El sehor Bsrtoli es corrssponsal
de SEl Grito del PuebloS, acreiitsdo
peri6dlco de GusysQuil (Esuedor)
Va ahora para ls Habana.
Ls sAludsmos cordialmeate,
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ACLARACION

I4yoluntariamente deismos ds In.
clulr q los sen ,rss Delegates de Uua-
do en- la re,sci6n que pub icamos aver
Hs sqaf los nombres de dichos
csbslleroA;
Don Manuel Bslen Perez, don
Francisco C6rdova y don Pedro Ri.
vera Flores.
Vslga esta aclarAcI6n.
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