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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
PORTLAND STRIKE IS AM|CABLy SETTLED

Portland, Ore, Oct. 25.-The water
front strike was virtually settled by
compromise this morning, the union
grain handlers agreeing to work along
side the strikebreakers on Montgom-
cry dock No. 2. Only unionists will
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
ROAD GRANTED REBATES.
Federal Officers Believe They Have
Strong Evidence Now.

Minneapolis. Oct. 25.-The federal
officials declare they have secured di-
rect eviden& of rebates granted by the
Minneapolis and st. Louis road to
grain companies, forcing the indepen-
dents out of business. The federal
grand jury continues the investigation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Case Is ComprOmiSed

San Francisco, Oct 25.-when the
case of isabelle Davis against Senator
Simpson wds called this morning, the
representatives of the two parties to
the case had consultation at which
Simpson agreed to marry Miss Davis.
The trial judge then performed the
marriage ceremony. The case was
dismissed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25

be employed on other docks. The
nine-hour day was agreed upon, and
so cents per hour as pay, for time
and half for overtime, and the mini
mum half day employment. The
agreement will be signed by both
sides this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Won Buelow Favors Clemcnccau.

Cologne, Oct. 25.-The Gazette to-
day semi-officially affirmed that
Chancellor Won Buelow disspproves
of attacks by the German press upon
the new French premier, Clemenceau.
The chancellor sees no reason why
relations cannot be friendly with Gle
menceau.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Pope Became Exhausted,

Rome. oct. 5.-Thoroughly ex-
hausted after several interviews today
the pope was forced to take to his
bed. He was practically carried in
from the audience chamber. Lapponi
declares his indisposition is only tenn
porary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Hazcrs Are Convicted.

Marietta, o., Oct. 25.-Under
Sne % new anti-ha2ing statute, the
first conviction was secured to.
uay' Sidney Colt and Clarence
Fihhetts were convicted of haz-
ing Frank Bartlett. a fellow SIN
dent in the high school. The
detendants We're ordered To re-
port to the court at once with
their books. review their studies
and give a detailed conduct.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Club Meeting Tonnrro,,.

The meeting OF the Current Litera-
ture club which was postponed from
last week will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. o. NJ. Castleman to-
morrow afternoon. All members are
invited to be present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
INDIAN WAR IS
A HUGE JOKE
FLEA Bitten" Utes Have Been
Simply Holding High links,
That's All.
AT APPROACH OF SOLDIERS
BECOME VERY PEACEFUL.

Had Been on PrOtracted Carousal,
Making Heap Talk" But Not in
Return to Their Reservation With
out acknowledgement That Five
Cowboys Were Killed-No Further
Trouble is Looked for by Army Of
ficers Now.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25

Seventy-year-old ]. w. Boyd of
Seattle mourned the loss of his wife
for years, then tried to commit suicide
by cutting his throat. He was re-
moved to a hospital and will live.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
MANY LEGISLATORS
WILL MEET HERE
Prospects Are Good for Large
Attendance in WaIla Walla
Excursion.
NINETY Personal INVITA-
.TIONs. HAVE BEEN SENT OUT

dnfOrmal Meeting of Oregon Lcgisla-
ture to BE Held in This City Next
Tuesday Promises TO Bring Good
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., to Walla Walla
Jute Plant Is Being Arranged -
Great Interest In Plant at Salem
Is Shown in All Parts of the State
Farmers Are Urged to Join the Ex-
cursion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25

Reports from oregon City are to
the effect that the potato crop in that
vicinity is partial failure. Pro-
longed dry period is the cause,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Bark Ashore mt North Head

Portland. Oct. 25.-Weather OBJ
server Beals has received wire from
North Head that a four-masted bark
is ASHORE off Fort stevens. The life
saving crew has gone to the rescue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Heroic Trainman Dies.

Minneapolis, Oct. 25.-Ber-
nard f. Wager, a luckless man
of the Great Northern system.
Is dead. Pinned under an en-
gine he ordered a brakeman
to amputate his right leg with
an AK. The operation was per-
formed by one blow. According
to the injured mans directions,
he was carried 20 miles on
handcar and 100 miles on an
improvised train to Ely, Manito-
ba, where he died from loss of
blood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Chicago Whent Market

Chicago, Oct. 25.-whcat closed to-
day at 72 rs; corn at ~ rs, and
oats at "a 7-S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25

GROW LARGE
W, J, SeweII, Lumberman, is
Said to Have Misused For
mer Company's Funds.
GRAY's HARBOR COMPANY
Is LOSER OVER $4,000.

1t Is Alleged That He Collected Large
Sums of Money Due Predecessor Of
Potlatch Lumber Company and
Failed 10 Credit for Same-Affairs
Are Left in Jumbled Shape and Ex-
act Shortage Cannot Yet BE Deter
mined-Fricnds Are Blamed for His
Downfall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
TENEMENT FIRE
CAUSES BIC Loss
Several Score of Lodgers Be-
Iieved to Be in Ruins of the
Building.
THIRTEEN BODIES HAVE
BEEN FOUND so FAR.

Early Morning Fire In Kansas City
Destroys Old Chamber of Commerce
Building and Lodging House-Hero-
While Teamster Dies i'm Trying to
Rescue Baby-About 100 Persons
Were Living i'm the Buildings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25

That w. j. sewell, defaulting mana
ger of the Potlatch Lumber company
is also short several thousand dollars
in his accounts with the Gray's Har-
Dor Commercial company, is now
known. Regarding the same, 7. w.
Howell, in charge of the Gray's Har-
bcr company's business here, said this
morning:
when the Gray's Harbor company
sold to the Potlatch Lumber compa-
ny last February, the outstanding ac-
counts of the old company were left
with Sewell for collection. These
amounted to about $4,000, and that
the company had every confidence in
Sewell is shown by their leaving the
collection 10 him. On the face of the
| company's books Sewell was not short,
but it has been found since that he
collected a large amount of money
from customers without crcditing
them with the payments. Just how
much his shortage with our company
Will be | cannot tell now, hat ii Is
probably $4,000 or $4,000"
Mr. Howell has been here for q
month or more past for the purpose
of settling up the accounts of the
G~ay's Harbor company. He said this
morning that he knew of Sewelrs
crookedness as early as September 20,
but started no criminal action. hoping
that the amount would be made good.
He merely said that he had used
the money" declares Mr. Howell, but
he kept saying he would make the
shortage good as he had several deals
on foot from which he expected to
secure enough to repay the company
1t was our only hope of getting any,
thing from him and we waited, though
l expected daily to see him take
flight"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25
Sewell's Friends Blamed,

According to Mr.. Howell, the re-
snonsibility for Sewell's downfall rests
largely with local people who had
known for months of his habits and
defalca,ion but still continued to rec.
ommend him highly to the companies
Nearly every tenth man in the
town seems to have known of his con-
ultlon, declares he, land vet not A
word was said to us about it. On the
other hand, he was always Well rec
commended when inquiries were made
concerning him. As a result of this
he gradually went stronger and in.
steau ci the recommendation being a
klndness to the man they were in
FURIOUS for they led. him to take larger
amounts"
According to Manager Kendall now
III charge of the Potlatch company's
business their company accented
Sewe'l as an honest man upon tho
recommendation of the Gray's Harhor
people with whom he had been for
years The fact that they left MANY
thousand dollars in accounts with him
ior coliectlon testified strongly IN
thelr faith in his honesty.
Already some patrons of the Pot.
l'lch company have reported having
n'ade payments to Sewen for. which
'ney Were not credited on the books
"t the company. However. according
70 MI Kendall. the amounts so far
nave all been comparatively small
according to the manager II is tho IN,
'ehtioh of the company to deal fairI,
WIN It's people as it has no desire 10
REQUIRE them to pay their accounts
twice. 0u''ts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25

Every day is a good day for East
Oregonian advertisers. Crisp, new.
clean and attractive ads every day.
Don't fail to read them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-25

Rain otnlght and Friday, strong
sOutherly breeze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-28

HNH"H#Ha y - ~ -"
Te The star Main tptOs Ind.
tiss rht Star viii eall ana coi=
leyt The bit aHd vill send -
you the answers Co Your al when
addressed care THE star
RATES FOR CLAsstFtun
AnNHRTlaUMuNrs tAelp
Wanted. loat and Found. Fer
Rent Per Sale, ste,l Ore Cent q
Word
SITUATION WANTED Aps.,
Is NERDS Thruo Times tar 20
Geata.
seven words or fractions 81
words to the line gaah In Ra-
vance When charged a. as
count actual number Of lines as
set VIII he counted Minimum
tiil for an 1ad Us ccuta Hal
lard Want Al Agency. T. H.
Mullen. set ballard AV. OPP
city Hal.
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cIIIAF Az WIDOW

coon t-AcRE NONE sniS iffs on s~rr..
q - aowa We per Haonih Want 20 retire
VI 30 LArins hens - eQnis each. fresh
6SNs ~ each See Mrs SPENCER 81 pariffr
City. Couts iu3ay orir su minutes riss
or Tacoma lnteFNrean, g Eilinan'a nssh.
Ns ~ FtWfs hiesh IT
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E@aisss R.a fssis 6. l,s@a 20
nssf tltf -
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nusiNUss cHANoes,
~PHEKCf@Gfs IS al feaa5l6s fedsS
nne ioratiao and auleE saaa easlnsss $50
fsafs isass itens ~ T. ifit - Main
HtIlHnfE Mill
fHaf ein stand strict tntentlaatieH. Hhih
mlH a in first class eHHdifiaH MHd she
rfiaa lHHiuisa ufuhHF fH fHu thfHH fsHfsI
zee errta haHs eat sHi Haft e thrn SO
AZ tho miu rtire o. aeH saah u fHu have
the naaaaF rans ana taIt vita us
NnNaEH uHNWA co
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sith sHaif slueant ef nlansrH II o. aail
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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A. tina. 81 ssceua hana shs~ easas
oaFtam Ystsr ssiss IL Az, A. AZ
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an aFfielt fhai IL faia ~ thr Hiiiiian rah -
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TAI ataiHs Is ssiiTRss mad b araSf
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enuntY Co o. 80 cash u taHsa aoau Nssf
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ron Gal EAuAsa hMD anna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-28
Foe Ale-AcagAoa-lcoot'dJ
VACANT 1918

htfs - snas - me a1uan tuFfsfef
- "a - HsiH6sf bzaisHaft : HsiH stss
Fldss ttaN aha ataf o. - a~sh AAnae
fssfif
atHpock. RnHtNE a FonHEHr.
~ bmrlrs nlaa - aeealA A.
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! arre IN safsisn. 9Th Fooa troorn house
sloe' g. sgtnai and culisee. saoq cash sc
fare from Seattle
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Ia acres Al land hgrsf off a taks v.hi.t
covers Tires arres aiso sod Indications -
Gal. sight miles southeast a Bellevue
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- tH ~ ieUWus hlFk
HOUSES FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Phones Main al Ind. A4tfA
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o. xa-rve .ots gYxim each. with p-roou
cottage and bah near ia and ktrofa
Ava fine view q lake, Prise Y.4a
TERMS.
81 ~ cornrr ana inside lot. rs4slpa
y. Il. tiucsa 70 University car This i
a seed huy, u.Ee and terms
Q Zoo s0sioa improved with good s-room
house al Furnished and rents for as pef
ntnth. : blocks from Green Lake ca
enes.
ti.Tte-ons eets ana modern s.roorn cot.
tsge ana hath. fruit trees, Is cuffant
bus hes. ~ raspberry sidewalk and sprina
wetcts thsap AZ - pon. but owner must
sell before Jan !, 1891. and viii take 81 Tb0
On terms SEQ cash. balance tig PET us,~th
s.. as Three and one hair lots In Lake
Union Second Addition l'tIea UaA
Terms, 10 cash. balance easy
tsB-Five lois Wxigo on aisi ave near
Madison. w. each Cheapest lots In this
district call and see Us.
KELLER a HEARnsLEH.
- Peoples Hank uidF
Second and Ptse
ass
LAST OF TfiE cHfAr resi-
dcnce lots only IS minutes from
Pioneer square on interurban
Lots cleared and waks IN. No
eysrfiowinH splendid view %
lake. mountains and valley
300 20 iiso, Easy payments. i
fare city pipe line on edition.
RiNERMpE IMP. co,
W. W Walters, Sec.
isit Alaska DidK. II
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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AZ ibs gana,a studia as howell VI
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STORAGE.
ttunss delivered 8 esnis 4 days storage
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PERSONALS.
NHNtefMAs Headquarters AiasAan H.
elaH mgztassins. isesitt. easasis totsn's
tNezf HahfittfH ola teeth. uld rztHa
seqt5uias esad. V oias Cafissi1 ahap
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WANfHh#A F5anF uaHis6= fsz5s5tzlis
ana efuetiri an1 nIttaut hisHaH ia Seattle
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- An ACRE
ie-acre tracts. Al land miles frurn Sc
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VIZ HAVE 4 Frw MORE a thass 6
arr uaris uut rsaf ths irtffarfzni rich
lsfsi land. easily cleared. t2ta each sasY
terms
ROBERT MAIsTsY
sis - "a Alaska nalidiuE IS
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MINES AND MINING.

MINES AND MINING.
ii " nNHNiN 4 tfafAsT.
tsanksss eaf ffnAsFs
VIII Bay
CnVEer nen f<istt Ntaak
fIaakrr NlH tnstra ffsftfr MilsF
NaHth star Gnasn NaaNt amiteh
fiatfna seAffirs r1stHn
Ne ftsA~r a nate NsW WHfa fnssit
VASE Msleaf Nrmptz
raaausa Steel 81 Faasf
VIII Aeu
- Wsf nvus = 50 easmafs ~
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q 80 erawn y r. D. De- eaa a
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tha vfFs faarFe wanas II Eessfsi
ra4es. Mas - Lac ~ a. FIRST ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

haHHiuH guaranteed : private
- tsssEns NaCeahss rsFupie. Hh
HHt Pine tssaahH pNafY ia
a. HHa sFanlnk Glasses thursdays
I ain the ntah, ~ ntss n Yeas naass
~tkh as seretnsI hN2ss reFsiflns IN 81
Fksnaa "a
sPEctAL NOTICES.
-a-a=aaasssas - - 49, -
aoon NEWS roR sUFrrRtNu
humanity Ahaaiata cufu EWsfaHteaa 81
kheursAiiana# pafsiYats Hersaaa eiaHaHtA
ptesitF. stfff faiHta fssuiHiHE ffafa fhrafns
usns 81 athHf causes. Stomach tfoHhir hlA'
nsN tissass successfully treated ~ sfeat
usfausn tafsstFaFk ~ FrtAman Free
exam iaAtlan flaF realAe ffH0 81 change
Is gfth Az -. usar fastHsn
take 1ackson street car rcienhgns 4
So atsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-28

knYans auflsfihs With ftanfhattsHn utH
laafn smashing dseiAHdir fn tuNir a.
hsnk nulifieE - rsHdiuE thsif address g.
that cfflss af
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rsgo,sl Esslcsl Institute

ceFnef e Washington ana OeeiasatAi Ave
sFtats eisHtacalg an diseases a tHan
ceasaitatios free ofues hours = "A 10
.
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NICE LITTLE ifasr ~ Tnr couN
TNr~fF sE4ss q Fth Naftaaa t&nf t4ts
khas tFHrk iars sfs hsfa IL HssfsHG sFuaa
4uaaA f~sfts a1ss tFNaf ssrsaaa tNfasaah ~
Fssf~ Hiqrtf ~ ststaE ~atsf tifaaa - M
ta4ss sue< AfssaFn Hsa5faa fFsHas s4rH
nss a fNe rassntv sasss &C. usiis ffsrs
fatifa@f st4fi1rs flaas - ssserai fafiss
s4uay e snkeei sra rhMrgk 1sbEa#s nn
al sttss q " isfsas
nuuERT MAfThT
80 80 ~ Alasks ruft1iaa N y
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AZ the taHsta HttJia Wt howell ~
NsHl fuNE HifIIHaa taF 81 Hfaht Dbl
kI.l=f f#HH HNi#HU tHHHHIH HHH E.IafiN
nae iaks uaieH q University asf ava So
go 81 Hh A. a .
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WAIVED

Masksf taiI ss,isfifi fru5nls. Ftsessial
eveuiAg 5auusfY T. pFtsae aauisataa
sehtioHssn sC lstiss frre Ts1
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PHOTOGRAPHS Ra' HuppttHe
Aaasfsee ssssl "a. Al ea.sp "a. 81,
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lsa las t.s r.Isi. s.. lsa %
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bs,hs sns nssszs. for semsa snd nsa
~ eettass. rear ne Union. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-28

one block FROM Maarsna car I'm. ebxtss
= level ell improvements IN snd paid
useii. terms.
Three.roqm vsi.bui cottage. %, txsn.
fenced and IN garden 3 tiatks from car
h'sp. isos cash. balance vsry easy
sam. locality. oatao hizh ana level
cleared ard n cultivation. o.. eel. easy
terms bargain
AMERICAN REAt. ESTATE co
s9p 70 Pioneer Rids
p.ioo- What % yoa Ihinkf lot as
Zoe riEht on Tep,h Az north on the broad.
way ct uaT lire north e f.aaFv's man.
sion Sidewalk. Erade ard water ali raid
iuProyat with small house. vacant lots IN
tosn. This prioe this veeh aniy.
nhNeOH a CARLSON
so AaIlnn hlock Phone Main u7i
80 Tote eehs about eiaht acfea ~ goa1
hiEh land. overlooking the sound, IN nj.
nitnds. ie miiss north OF Seattle. eight
reend trigs 10 SETTLE daily Pare 6ee.
w. 30 fsa laah, balance On terms
HoNsER. brown co.
80 Psorle.s Bans HldE If
RAINIER hEACH acre and haV-arTS
tracts nr 20 see easy terms Wbv net
eNn yeuf a~n home ana STOP paying remit
VIII lean you money 10 build You car
have flee wood Is minutes car service
= fafs ctr water These large tracts arr
being cold AZ one half the price asked To-
.dlointn& rfnper,y. soe 1 y. Spencer at
fsiniet Beach Station. or call AZ Go Marion
building tf
.too vii handle a boEi3o foot lot cover
aad sewer mains aud sidrwaila lei
should be worth q an within a year a.
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Don't Suffer Longer, You Can Aays In
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Nova Scotia Coal Trade,

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Hon. Robert Drummond, Of the Cana
dian Parliament. in a recent address. or on
the coal trade OF Nova Scotia in lsQ95..
spoke rather discouragingly Of tho results.
He said:
There should be each year what may
be called natural Increase OF 10 sner
cent In sales. This increase has not
been Forthcoming the past two years ears
The shipments for 1904 went some $4,000
tons behind those OF 1908, and ] 9o5 will,
not show moro Of nm increase over 1904
than 100000 tons. or say, 2h per cent.
only. And yet after all this is said sit
canFbe claimed for 1905 that 1t shows the
biggest shipments on record. More than
ono company did not make profit suffi-
cient In 1905 to pay fixed CHARGES.