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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Hebenoen gunoesturnfei betbeiIiaen

fiebenben Bunbesturnfeff betbeiligen
m69te. @s tpurbe bann our 8eamten.
uahl aei9rittsn uno mar bas 8eiultat
folsenbes unb spar BEL Mccla nation:
l. Spre9er-9enrp 8ietor.
2. Spre9er-6reb Maf, fen.
prot. Setr.-War S6ulb.
@orreip. Setr.-@arI 8ubmiller.
G9aBmeifer-Senrp Wictor.
l. Surnwart-Souis Oeder.
2. Surnwatt-@uifab 2eoig.
l. 3suswart-9err piel.
2. 3euswart-Seorge Woaratb.
Srufsss 50. &oeble, 6. gebr=
mann, s. @itsl.
8er9nfgunss gomite fur 6. Wo-
nate-Otto @raf, @o. Sietri9, @mil
YoB, gurt So1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
S9siHt bisl semamid|t 30 iein.

gefiern Ra9t nnbmen Sam @ri9le
unb u. .. 6stbawsp. 6eioe aus grigbt=
tucob, in 8. 6. prsifons @rocerp.@e-
i9dft einsn etwa 19 Sabre alten gur=
iten, Der auf ireenowel4e Weiie fA
3utritt su benz @ei6dfte erlangte, fef,
bradten ibn in bas p. M. 6. u. @e.
bdubs, bsnadri9tisten bic polisei uno
gingen oann ibrer Wege. Ser 6remoe
CAB ieinen Hamen als gretuer on uno
faets, baB sr gerabe einen 60 Sage
Sermin i'm 4rbsitsbauie abaeieiien.
@eifern Ha&mittag nun eri9ienen
auei iun9e 9suts, William IaiiOn uuo
3. 3. Sisrtins, beibs aus atlai.ta,
Georgia, bic anaabsn, baB Der Wann
Wiliam Smith aus atlanta, @a.,
iei, ben bic pOli3ei bort iibrisens isbns
li6if phni9e; audi babe er fie ale geioe
bsitoblsn.
3ulebt nabm Smith aaiion's lleber.
aieber nit ft9 unb ieitber tuurbe ct ni9l
mebr geisbsn. Seioe tparen ieoo9 Der
anfi9t, baB sr fi9 nod Cincinnati
begab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
&nIitibs &risssi9iffe TN Sns;=
Ganal.

Bort Saib, IL. San. 8ice.Io'
miral getrOpstp's 9ipifon bes sueiten
pacific.8sf1waOers lief gsfern Utits
tag in ben Sue3s@anal elm. Der BE-
Fimmungsort bsHelben if unseuiB, if
ieoO9 wabri9sinIi9 Raoagascar. Den
fiebenRrieasf6iifsn wurbe Oas einlegeu
bon nur 1000 5onnen4O6lsn gefattet.
Habruussmittel tuurben slei4falls ein'
eenommen. Die S9iffe gebOrem &O'
ieftDenstps Ofissfutte on, Die Dor me-
uieen Wo9en na9 benz fernen Often
nbisgelts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
0reifaGer Wore ano Selhf
moro.

@hitaso, IL. San. SObn Wfil'
Ter, Elm Ssaner. i9oB beute frH6 feline
5rau uno 3psi tleine 2inoer uno
bra@te osnielbsn nod Sti4wunben
Bel. gtad boa6ru9ter Sbat ja9te fi4
Der raienos Wann bann ielber cine
2uael in bic gruit uno i9nitt ftp ben
6als ab. Die Grau, Inna WtiIler,
uno Die beiben 2inber Mart6a q
Sabre off unb Marie Sabr aft fino
ibrsn Wunosn erlssen, wdbreno Dtil.
Ter islber i'm Nlerian SOspitale i'm
Sterbsn liset. Sruntsnbeit iOa bas
MOtib our Sbat gstpsisn iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
&t4ter Stubbs mtr6 Eurleimmg
balten.

&i&ter Stubs bonn Sueeno9eri4te
1T na4 Bloomington gereif, um ben
stuoenten Der borti9en llniberftdt ei-
men Vortras iiber bic Wstbooen ieines
@eri4tsbofes 3u balten.
profeKor WsatberIp, gbef Der Mb.
tbeilung fur Sefonomie, bat %iater
&i9ter 6tubbs' Mrbeit feit ldngerer
3eit beobadtei uno er tuiinibt ieinen
@tubenten @elesenheit 3u geben, bi-
rette SnformatiOn 3u erbalten, mas tn
8e3ua auf geferung Der perbre4erii9
beranlagten 2inber gef9iebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
S@iller 2ose gto. 2, 3. >. 6. .

Obige 2oge bet burd ibren Siifrifts.
Seputp, 6srrn 5. %. S9mier, fol-
9enbe Beamten in ibre refp. Memter
eingeiebt:
Grs@ommalber--2Duis &aebn.
@ommanber-6. SempeImeper.
1iee.@ommanber -9enrp Waag.
S4reiber-6erm. Borders.
S4abmeiifer- -Sobn 9einlein.
prdlat-W. D. Beermann.
@afenmeifer @if&meier.
Snnere Wa9e-@. Willsr.
MeuBere Wa9e-W. 2oef4e'
Sdmmtli9e 8eamten.Beri9te laute,
ten afnifis uno aeisen, baB bic 2os'
ii9 I'm bslten 3ufanb an Mitglieber.
aabI fomie aud finansien, fi@ bsfinoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

Die gountp.@ p.@ommihdre bertpeigers
ten paul Basrmann, Der cine Wirtb=
fdaft on Der Sort Wapne aDe., in Der
Ndbe Der ebOrtribses6 6o9i9ule 3u be-.
trsibsn eeoa9te, Die 2iaens.
Die @ommifdre eeben als 8runo
ibrer @siseruns on, baB gaerman
nidt fiir fid, ionbern fhr cine graue-
rel Die 2i3ens uani9te uno oab aud
Der plab gu nabe Der 9O6f9ule bele'
gen lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Eerltert Mnre&t anf Grbi&aft.

Dur9 ibre 6eiratb nit Sames 8.
&oberts aus &eabing. 3d.. berIiert
Grau 9enriette Weft steuens ibr An.
re&t auf $4,000. Sn 1894 farb ibr
@atte @eor9e Stebens unter 9inter.
lahung zines 0erm6sens bon iiber
$40, 600 unb Elm DritteI bieies Der.
mbgens in 8aar unb bie 3inien bon
SIS. 900 berma9te er isiner Grau,
ftgte ieoo9 bin3u, bab oie SIS. 900
ieiner SAmeffer 3ufalen, fObaIb feline
Wittwe f9 tuieber berbeirntbet. Grau
stepeus wobnte mdbrenb Der Iebten 4
Sabre in unferer @tabt Bel ibrer
SGwefer, Der Grau bes Wapor 9olb-
man.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Na6rihten aus 5nbtana.

6 lin n. Dem Seiser Wbite
6. W. Spartmann bon Der Globe,
Giisnbabn tuu,ben, als sr fi1 3msfs
Oelens unter Der 2otomotipe befanb,
awei Singer abaequeti9t. s.
&ufbbiIle. Ssnrp @oobsr
aus @onnersbilIe, tpeI1er bic @aiIen-
laoe i'm @inbfor Sotel beraubt, uurbe
in SnoianapOlis misber er9rifsn unb
ifebt o.s ginbru9oiebfabls uno Be-
truges angetlagt.
g Ipm ou q. Gin Gommii-
iOnsbef4luB ertldrts 2inolsp Sunt fur
geiifestrant. gr pirb nad benz Gong
cliff Sofpital perbra9t tperoen. 6unt
1T Elm uoblbefannter giirser; 6inans-
llnselesenbeiten follen ieinen 3uitanb
berbei9efabrt baben.
@eneba. 8. 8. 8albo, elm
Dell unternebmer. madte Nadts auf
uno glaubts, ginbreder bdtten ieinem
9auie einen geiu9 abseitattet. Da er
aber nidts berod9tisss iab. lsste er fi9
tuieoer 3u 8ett, nabm a5er gleid;eitig
einen gelaoensn &ebolber nit i9. gr
erwadte am Worsen un6 fanb, bab
ibm udbrenb Der 0a6t elm @efdob
aus ieinem Rebolber in's redte Bein
gebrungen tpar.- Wub Der aber einen
sutsn S9laf babsn.
Peters burg. 0or einigen
Sasen wuroe Grant Ballard bura eis
men @emebriduB Die @aie. Elm erobss
Stiid feiner lintsn @ef9tsbdIfts unb
3 3oq bon ieiner Stirn uesseriffsn, 10
bab ct in sinem boffnunssloien 3u-
tanoe 81 Stunoen beiinnunssIos bar=
nieberlas. Gum sroBen grfaunen
Der Mer3te 1T er aber nod am 2eben.
tann ftiift9e Spetien su Fh nebmen
unb fagt, bab er beRer piro. gr 1T
in $erre 9aute anIdif9.
So t o m o. Sobn Cullen, Snbaber
bes 2inbeq 6otels, tpurbe unter Mn=
fla9e bes Uforoes berbaftet. 0or einem
Monat entfpann ii& swif9en ihm unb
6rant @obinston sin Streit, Der boz
nit enbete. baB Cullen benz @obiagton
cine S9napsfIai9e on Den 3opf marf.
2.bten eOnntag asiste 8ObinstOn
Wahnfinns. Symphonic unb berbei9e.
rufene Mer3te featsn cine @e6irn.
glutuns fef. @ObinstOn lieat iebt
hoffnunsslos barniebsr.
New Mtbanp. emma Bal,
bic 18idbrise So9tsr pbilip Balls aus
gli,abetb, beging sefsrn i'm 0auie If.
rer $ante Jrau Grant Muir bier
| Selbfmorb. Sic NOR bort als Wdr.
term angeitelIt unb i9on z Monate i'm
Orte. Mls ibr zines 8asss ibr Batter
mittbeilte, oab He nod gliaabetb 3uriid-
febren follte. mar fie 10 ber3weifelt, bab
fie fi9 mittelit @ift t6otete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

So,U0I 10
Ssrr 3urnlebrer 3ou, als @bef beg
Iergnigungs.@ beri4tete iibsr
oie am 1. Sanuar fattsefunoene Weib=
na&ts.6eier. wel9s einen guten finan'
aiellen @rfol9 aufsswiefen bdtte.
6infdtlid bes am %. big. Mts.
futtiinbenben Sefes, tpo3u bic 8or'
arbeiten i'm befen @an9e, follen
nod nit benz 0allsn=Baubsrein einige
arrangements setrOffen merben. 9err
3oa berbreitete fi9 ferner ehnfis tiber
ben I'm perfohsnen Wonat ftatt9ebab-
ten auten @aulbeiub unb CAB benz
@uni4e Nnsorud, Dab fi4 Seoermann,
10 melt als m6sli9, an benz bebor-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Snbanappts s5mb, Mittpp6, H. Sanuar 1905

Wnertennun9 ieitens Der Witglieoer
unb Treunben beg 8ereins ertporben;
i9 ptni9e oen Sdnsern tpsiteren @rs
fola.
Sn glei9er Weiie fanb bic @tablir=
rune zines Srommlsr-@orps fatt, lei-
Der bat fid bies untsrnebmen nidt Bee
wdbrt unb 1T einfweilen aufgebOben.
Dem Surnbereine murben i'm abaes
laufenen Sabre bon Sulius 3orn 2
Nctien, bon peter pfiiisrer 4 uno bon
&Obert 2ellsr 10, suiummsn l6 actien,
gum @eidente 9ema9t; ben 9iiti9en
@eberrn III Der Sant oesYsr.ins i9rift=
lid tibermittelt morosn.
Die 8urnbaue. .8auseIsuidaft erfut=
tete benz 8erein am @noe bes Sabres
ben 8etras bon 5000 als gntiddois
gung fur 6fters genuBung Der 5als
bon anberen 0ereinen, bierour9 iinb
nit benz erfreuliden finansisasn Reiul=
tat Der Wsibna6tsfsisr, rsbsri9ub
$177.77, iopie ben @efdenfsn bon Der
Damenfettion I'm getraee bon $175,
mar es m6gli6, baB Der Surnbersin
beim Sabresi9luB sinen 6afenbefanb
bon $131.54 na1peiIen fonnte.
Ssn Witgliebsrn Der Samsnieetion,
unter Ghbruns Der prdfioentin Jran
Mnna 5reiber9. bants id Namens bss
Surnbereins fur ibre Nrbsit unb Wiiibe,
wslds bisielben au6 i'm lsBten Sabre
mieoer betbdti9t baben, 10 namentlid
bsi Der Weibnadnadtsfair Mnfans
DECEMBER, tpel9e nit einem groben
finan3iellen neberibuB fur beren 2afs
abfdloB.
Den @srtb Der Surnssrdtbs. piano,
0ereinsfabne unb Sarant, @irtb=
iaafts. 1tenflien etc. beaiffert iid am
81. Se3ember b. S. auf SO, 401 Sc,
bic Hidfdnbe bonn Sabre 1903 betru-
gen $143 so, bierpon wurbsn eolsctirt
$111.50, perbleiben $32, tueI9e gefri.
den tperben muBten.
Sm Uebrissn bsrtusiie i'd auf ben
tna9fol9enben 3afsnberi6t unb idlisBe
nit beitcm 9anf an bic Mitelieber bee
| 0orifanoes, fotpie Der berI9ieoenen
@Omites, iiir treue pfidterfhlluns Bel
lGabrung ibrer Iemter unb fage oaran
bic 8itie an ale 0ereinsmitgIieber un=
ierem blii6enoen Sniiitute au9 in gu
funft treu au bleiben unb bic eblen
Nuf9aben, tpel4e unier 8erein an=
ffrebt, ueiter f6roern 3u belfen.
/ Wlit SurnergruB
| 5enrp Wictor,
l. Spre9er uno 4afenipart.
Tanenbert@t
bonn 1. Sanuar Bic 81. De3smber 1904.
Ginnab bmen.
8eitrdse, GintrittsssIb unb Riid.
ftdnbe ..............$1,7 1877 81
9lb @oIlectionssebiibren. .... 179,8(
s1,6l7.7(
S1ulselb 1........... 12S.O(
lleberi4uB Bel llnterbaltlnsen =. 1,147.0s
@ei1ente Der Damens Section 80. 175 OF
$3,O67.7;
aus sgaben.
SalIens Mietbe. . .-... 80. 1,2OO.0 OK
I Gb 8ersiituns bon Der SaIIens
, gau.Geieui9aft ............ 200.0l
-
$1,OOO.O'
&idsabIun9 bes 8cri9ufes ONT
81. DECEMBER 1903 an Senrn
/ 0ictor ............... 13S.2|
GsbdIter unb @ratificationen. -. 1,04O.O O'
Mn3eisen. 3eitunsen, 9orto u. In. 394.8'
Gasemeine llnfoiten, gunSess rnb
8eairfsfeuern, Seuerberfides
runsSs grdmien ...... 1904
L 4 n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

Sarrp GeatberlinG 27,
15254 Maoiion Mbs., tpuroe unter Der
Mntllge oss 2lsinoiebifabls bsrbaftet.
ais 9eierteur, T, tuuroe @la-
renee 6taieler bon ben Eaolerpoli3is
ften Dun unb Sbine feitgenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

ttmab bdn9t9er 2urnneretn.
Gemte Mbemo B t1br reaels
m&bt8e @ei6dttS-Veriamm=
lung tttto 8eatmten ntp6bl.
5. 8. 8aamanu, l. Spre9er.
Aoam @robfspf, 1. S9riftuart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

80 Der 2abrer 0tutemoe
8ote QaIemoer fur 1905 III
ottrd) ataiere Office 80 tes
3tebee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

@ad3abIuns bes 8orf1ufes am
81. DECEMBER 1903 an Senrp
9ietor :. ............. 1926
GebaItsr unb @ratificationen. -. 1,04OOO
MnseiSen. 3eitunsen, 9prto u. no. 394.s9
Gasemeine tlnfoiten, gunSess uno
8eairfsftemern, Seuerberfi9es
nSssgrdn,ien ...... 179.45
Turnserdtbe (gleuani9affunsen) 1880
SIbieite= =TurnbaIlen'gerein, fur Z
gntbeiH&eime ........... 1000
$2.936. 10
3ahenref 131.54
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27

The warm weather of the past week
has had the effect of showing how
much of the fall wheat was frozen
during the cold weather, and it ap-
pears that considerable loss was sus-
tanned in spite of the numerous state
ments made by farmers to the con-
trary.
Within the last few days the actual
facts concerning the situation have
become known, and they show a
heavy loss in the section of the coun-
ty lying between Wild Horse and
Adams on the east, and extending
west and north as far as Echo and
the Columbia. In the opinion of E.
w. McComas, 40 per cent of the fall
wheat of that region has been killed
and the land will have to be reseeded
OF the wheat that was lost some
was in large fields, while much was
in small patches. Apparently the
wheat suffering the most was that
which was seeded earliest and was
out of the ground at the time of the
freeze. The wheat not yet up is un-
injured.
Among those who are known to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
ACREAGE OF WHEAT KILLED BY FROST

have reseeding to do are the follow
ing: John G. Richardson, 1900 acres;
Louis Hagan, 900 acres; w. p. Tenn
pie, 100 acres; Harry Lorenzen,
500 acres; Henry Rosenberg, 500
acres; Shutrum Bros, 1000 acres;
John Damn, Ed Smith, ]. T. Hill, DR.
Campbell, John Peters, Joe Hanscom,
]. w. Myrick, W. R. Campbell Aug
ust Kupers, Earhart 4 LaHue. Bes-
singer Bros, Chris Breeding, A.
Friedly, Herman Roehlk, NJ. Friedly
Thomas Hampton, Fred Searcy, NAL
strom Bros, E. L. Longmeier, Camp
bell & Dickson, Hawley Bros, H.
Streivers, number of acres not known.
According to A. L. Knight, the fall
wheat in the Helix country was about
one-half early-sown and half late
All OF the loss is said to be in that
which was seeded early.
In the portions of the county out
side the above mentioned district the
loss was practically nothing, and as
the frozen district constitutes but
about one-fourth of the wheat raising
portion of the county, it may be esti-
mated that the loss for the entire
county is 10 per cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27

New Orleans, Feb. 27.-The loss
by fire which swept the Illinois Cen
trail freight terminals last night is now
estimated at close to $5,00O,0O0. The
flames are still sweeping a district of
IL blocks along the river front, but
are under control.
One thousand cars of grain, over
$4,000 bales of cotton and Is, 900 bar
rels of sugar were burned. over 500,-
600 bushels of corn burned in the
Stuyvesant docks. In all, about a
miles of docks is wiped out. Six de-
partment fire horses and three en-
gines are ruined. Eighty horses be-
longing to the laboring class were
destroyed, and the steamships Royal
and Indiana damaged to the extent of
$4,000. The company announces 1t
will rebuild the docks.
The fire was started by hot box.
owing to the fact that the scene
was not readily accessible to the fire
department on account of tracks and
fences. the flames made rapid head
way. and were beyond control when
the apparatus began to fight. The
conflagaration strikes a serious blow
Mt an immense export trade
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27

Shares in the Fair association have
thus far been sold to the extent OF
$777O, which amount is slightly more
than enough to pay for the tract Of
land to be purchased, and is half the
amount that is needed for the project
at first. The above amount has been
secured by those in charge of the sub
scription here, and the entire city has
not been canvassed, either. It is the
belief that enough more can be Sc
cured here to raise the amount to at
least $4,000.
When Pendleton has been thor
oughly canvassed the attention of
those in charge will be turned to the
remainder of the county, and it is
hoped that enough will be secured to
complete the fund needed to start the
enterprise.
The following is the list of subscrib--
ers with amounts pledged to date:
Five hundred dollars cache. z.
Perringer, w. F. Matlock, First Ma
tional Bank and G. NJ. Rice, Pendle-
ton Savings Bank.
Two hundred and fifty dollars each
Commercial National Bank, r. AL
exander, Leon Cohen, City Brewery,
Frank Frazier, Thomas Thompson,
Charles Cunningham, B. F. Nicholas,
F. X. Schempp, James A. Fee.
Three hundred dollars-O P. Bow
man. =
Two hundred dollars-J. F. Nc
Carthy.
One hundred dollars each-Hart-
man Abstract company, Brock & Nc
Comas. Frank O'Hara, c. ]. Matlock.
]. P. Medernach, Polydore Moens, J..
A Ogg, ]. E. Russell & Co., Lee
Teutsch, Monteith & Howard, ]. H.
Garrison, ]. A. Baddeley, t. B. john
son, Bollons & Waite, W. S. Ferguson.
Carl Weissert, c. E. Roosevelt w. NJ.
Slusher, T. G. Haley, ]. w. Crow.
l.. L. Mann, Henry Lorenzen, D. E.
Cargill, Tallman & Co, John Estes.
Fifty dollars each-G. w. Bush, j.
F. Robinson.
Twenty dollars-Ed Money, in la
Dor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
DICK PIERCE is DEAD.
Inquest VIII Be Held at O'Clock
This Afternoon.

This Afternoon.
At 3 o'clock this morning Dick
Pierce, who was shot by Marshal Gar
rett of Adams, for attempting to es-
cape, died at st. Anthony's hospital
as result of his wound. Pierce was
shot in the back with a bullet
from a SS-calibre Smith & Wesson
revolver and the bullet passed
through his abdomen, perforating
the intestines in numerout places
When he was operated on by Drs.
Cole and Ringo Saturday morning, he
was found to be dangerously wound
ed, and his recovery was hardly ex-
pected.
This morning the body of the dead
half-breed was taken to the RAIDER
undertaking parlors and was held
there pending the inquest by the cor
oner's jury, which was held at 8
o'clock this afternoon, Justice Fitz
Gerald acting as coroner in the alb
sence of DIR. Henderson, who is now
on his way east.
This afternoon the relatives of the
dead man arrived from Adams. Among
them were his mother, wife, sister
and step-father. They will arrange
for the funeral as soon as the body is
released to them. The interment will
probably be in the reservation ceme-
terry.
Pierce was 27 years of age and had
been married twice. He had one child
10y his first wife.
At O'Clock this afternoon the cor
oner's Jury met In the city recorders
office TO listen to testimony in regard
to the death of Pierce. The jury was
composed OF the following: ]. F.
Nowlin, H. J. Wilkinson, William
Caldwell Winn, johnson, ]. d. Brown
and II. L. Stephens. DR.. Cole testi-
fled concerning the immediate cause
of death, which was hemorrhage re-
sulting from the gunshot wound
Other witnesses were then examined
and testified In regard to the circum-
stances surrounding Pierce's arrest
his attempt to escape and his being
shot, all OF which were substantially
The same as was given in Saturdays
East Oregonian.
At 4 o'clock a verdict OF justifiable
homicide ives returned by the jury,
after hearing the evidence and due
deliberation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
Many Sheep Diving.

r. A. Watson, a herder, who has
just come in from lone, Morrow
county, reports the death of many
yearlings, because of the scarcity OF
grass. They will not eat hay, which
is being fed in abundance, and owing
to the drouth in that section there is
not a blade of grass to be seen. Mr..
Watson reports the death of 40e
lambs out of the band he had charge
of, and says hundreds are dying
weekly in that part of Morrow coun-
ty. 1t is too early to move the bands
to more favorable locations and the
indications are that thousands of
lambs will be lost to their owners be-
fore the opening of spring.-Pilot
Rock Record.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
HUGE COTTON COMBINATION.
Comprises Manufacturers of England
Altogether.

London, Feb. 27.-Industrial COM
bines in England are not SO numer-
GUS as in America, and as a conse-
quence the amalgamation of the Mas
ter Cotton Spinners' association,
which has just been consummated, is
attracting great attention.
The merger, however, is large
enough to attract notice. even in the
United States. In fact, it is declared
to be the biggest combine of its kind
in the world. Although already con-
trolling nearly 3O,OOO,OOO spindles, it
will shortly be materially strengthen
ed by the addition of nearly 100000
of spindles. many new mills being now
in course of erection. The aggregate
capital of the firms included in the
combine is not far short of $3.50, ,000,-
900, and in some quarters it is esti-
mated that the total approaches close
to 5000, 100000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
Upheld State Antitrust Law.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The supreme
court today upheld the antitrust law
of Texas, affirming the judgment of
the state court enjoining the National
Cotton Oil and Southern Cotton Oil
companies from doing further busi-
ness in the state. they having violated
the anti-combination statute. Justice
Mckenna read the decision holding
the status properly within the legiti-
mate powers of the state legislature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
Trninmen to Give a Dance.

La Grande Lodge No. 315 of the
Order of Railway Trainmen, will give
their sixth annual grand ball at Ia
Grande on March IT. All of the o.
R. & N. trainmen running out of PEN
dleton, over the mountains, belong
to the lodge at La Grande, which is
one of the most active on the o. r.
& N, system. The committees are
making preparations for a large at
tendance and the dances given by the
railroad boys in La Grande are al
ways the leading events of the season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
SMayne Acquitted.

With the voting mot guilty" on ar
ticle, twelve, a resolution was imme-
diately adopted declaring Swayne ac-
quilted and the senate, as court Of
Impeachment, adjourned sine die.
The galleries were crowded, every SEN
ator being in his seat, Swayne paced
the lobby awaiting the verdict. which
was carried to him Immediately upon
the final vote.
The announcement of the acquttal
was made to the house by the searg-
ant-at-arms of the senate at ~ and
received in silence.
1t is understood that Swayne will
send his resignation to the president
without delay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
MEETING CALLED FOR TONIGHT

A special meeting OF Pendleton
Commercial association is called for
1880 tonight, for the purpose of TAX
ing final action, in making arrange
ments for the membership campaign
for the order of the Women of Wood
craft.
President Borie especially requests
a full attendance, as a thorough dis
cussion of this matter is desired, The
the matter and has received every en-
couragement from the order OF Wo-
men of woodcraft and also OF the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27

Washington, Feb. 27.--rhe senate
this morning began voting in the
Swayne impeachment case on the
charge that he collected $3.50 expense
at $40 day for holding court at Wa
CO. Texas, and adjudged him mot
guilty" by vote of 40 TO 3S, voting
by party lines.
ON articles two and eight, including
the charge of using private car, the
vote was mot guilty"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
NO PROPOSALS
FROM JAPANESE
NONE EVER MADE THROUGH
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
Quietus Put Upon Reports That Jap
an Is Getting Cold Feet-Supreme
Court Upholds the Texas Antitrust
Law, and an Injunction Gotten Out
in Texas Against Offending Cotton
Oil Manufacturers and Distributors.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The state
department this morning made the
following statement regarding the al
legged peace proposals:
''rhe government of the United
States never received from the Jap
anese government any requests to lay
proposition of peace before the Rus
sian government, and never directly
or indirectly approached the Russian
government on the subject"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27

Tien Tsin, Feb. 27.-Reports from
the front, via New Chwang, says the
11-inch mortars used by the Japan
ese in the bombardment of Mukden,
caused great damage, and that a gen.
eral engagement is in progress with
the heaviest fighting on Japanese
right. Kuroki is said to be threaten
ing to crumple the Russians back on
the railroad.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-27
S7,770 SHARES
SOLD FOR FAIR
This Amount Somewhat More
Than Enough to Pay for the
Land Purchased.
ALL SUBSCRIBED BY
PENDLETON PEOPLE.

More Can Be Raised in This Place,
After Which the Committee VIII
Turn Its Attention TO Outside Towns
and Districts-PrObably Two-thirds
of the Entire Amount Needed Can
Be Found in PendletOn-BelOw Is
Found Complete List of All Who
Have Subscribed Up to This Date.