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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-09
THF wIrT SrCRrT ,

A young brides struggles against the suspicious of an uneomprOmisinz bus hand and the perS4eutions of reient- IeS< eRemie<. fs what ferns the foun- 4afirn 0f the mew emotional weae- drama -A Wife1s Seeres- whfrh Suen- CT and Al-orr FsrsslusxsT sn SraEe ss <t,l1ndid srrrir realism Last s<szSaF
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-09

pard struck too soonE Was 1t. indeed. inevitable: For the first time there grew into solid fact the horror of the supposition I had several times enter tained. We were embarked upon a
 war. committed Of our own act and will to a deadly strife. Of which no one of us could see the end. And be meath me. stored in the vaults of the venerable fOrtalice. lay the socursed treasure for which this blood must be spilled. Hastily withdrew and mount ed to the top of the keep. could bear the fellowship no longer. and yet there arose now upon my mind. premeditat- ing flight. s new perplerity. I dared not leave the bciy there. exposed to the sight of the world Doubting in my thoughts and torn by shspeless fears. I stood irresolure. but at that moment my attention was caught hy s move ment in the bushes across the park head peeDed out and seTutinizei the scene with diligence Then sercombe's face emerged- red aid hl0ated He pushed thrOugh the cOyert and strcae boldly toward the castle. followed presently by his eoupsBioR . rough. black fellow with q gzIIous Iook- wsfchei them spVroeeh and hsli un- der the walls. farfnx the dead body un- dernesfh me I suppose mv outIiue ap- Pezrei sEzinSf tie skv. fsT SeTcuml,s Icoked up and fixed his eye< oa me- Bat he s,5i asshinz- oely sddreSsed the Greek iB an EDd<rtoae- I lezrei forvsri and rr<s17ed tkesn TntentIy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-09
EmbersIer ~hot Him.elf.

NEW YORK. Jan. a.-CharIes Meier. who embezzle-i so5.0o0 in San Francis 70. shot and killed himself on the Car mania as he arrived herr from London. s captive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-09
AN EVERYDAY STRUGGLE.

Any work that is a constant strain on the back is bound to hurt the kid neys. The lifting, digging and plant ing of farm work, the constant bend ing over desk or sitting at sewing machine, working for hours on jarring, jolting wagons or railroad trains; the stopped. positions and the reaching, pulling and heavy lifting of a hundred different trades-all these are hard on the back and must wear, weaken and iniure the kidneys, because the kid neys are in the very part of the back that feels. the strain. When the kid- neys are sick. every eXerti0n sends a sharp, stinging pain through the back or loins, and you are weary and tired all the time.
 Doan's Kidney 'h.teesrtfttf thou sands of working men md wurnrn-- have given them strong backs for their daily work. Doan's Kidney Pills help the kidneys to do their duty-to elim- mate the liquid poisons from the blood and to send pure. health-giving blood to the muscles and organs. We would sincerely advise every man or woman whose work is hard on the back to take an occasional dose of Doan's Kid Dey., Pills. It will keep the kidneys well and the back strong. and keeping the kidneys we'll is half the task of keeping the body well.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-09
E,... x., B. o..-, u.rs.-,-s.

WASHINGTON. Jan e Admiral RobLey n Evans Is hsrshly criticised in naval circles for having only one pilot on the vessels of his squadron ia the lower bay in New York at the time of the ersunsIng and collision of the batfleship~ Naval officials ssy this is undoubtedly responsible for the dam age to his vessels it is the poIlsy of secrptary BoazpzFse to hold the cons- man1er~ of Heef re<ponsible. anf
 1Ef.frB&- himself may te eunrt m>rtsfis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

Der Of commerce Gal O,.cr hN.ahid.
Ing citizens, doe, so'own, p,or,,,
againS the spirit OF lawlr,.ne>s tha,
has tarnished the fair raMv If our
city and led to the commission Of
crime
I'VE denounce the cowardly ana
brutal murder OF iunoCeu, people and
the wounding OF others and We cal!
upon all good men to lit their voice,
for law and order and use their in
fluence TO check the riotous spirit that
Is abroad in the community
Eve deplore the crimes NJ both
races which have been committed by
their worst elements, and We solemn.
ly protest that mob rule Ia the wors,
evil that can afflict society. for n
carries in It's train ell the crimes
that human beings are capable Of and
II not checked will lead to the IL.
struction OF government itself
We call upon the authorities Of
our city and state 10 crush anarchy
with an iron hand and spare neither
expense nor force TO do So
And we demand that the authori.
ties spare no effort to put a stop to
the assaults on our women II n
takes more men or more money ~ DO
II that the authorities act accori ng
iy. Our womanhoOd must ANA ,hall
be protected.
ut IL nna right nor Just thar the
innocent, both white and black, shall
be punished for the sins Of the guilty,
and the events Of the past few laws
prove beyond doubt that II Is the In
nocent Of both races that are mad"
TO suffer as the result of the unrc
wrained EFFORT Of the mob 10 aV"nRe
he dastardly outrages that should M
and must be- punished 10y law
I'VE further declare that j, Is the
Ahty " our city 10 care fOl the sick
and wounded OF both races and ~
bury the dead and We pledge our
willingness To assist the authoritico
| II needed
where government has not been
able 10 protect life "a" common IN
stincts NJ humanity demand that II nj
least care for the victims Of violence
IN siCkaess and death
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
TO INVESTIGATE CASE OF PRICE
u Guilty, Negro Postmaster viii Ioss
N4is Position.

Washington. Sep, q The post
ofilcc department has taken cognR
ancc vt the case ~ j l.. Price, the
negro In charge " TO station In
South Atlanta. Who. {, Is repEtcd has
been arrested charged VITA supplNiug
ammunition To the blacks
An Investigation nov is under NAY.
aud II II be- true. a. ALL grd that Price
has been aiken into custud, Vu tie
grounds stated and Is convicted h.
will be- d.sm ,sed from the service ot
the government
Tn, practice ~ the department uni
ycrsally has been that emplo,c r, com.
hitting urtcus,s involving arrrN aad
couNic ION are removed from their
positions \ report has hrru asked
for from me postmaster IN atlanta
aud mI.l II is received uo action with
regard n price vii, NEE taken
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

waysr-s. Ca Hep, u The rs'
faetOfy 10 thIs aty 10 Aou funhihs
isy aad RlEbt and are tafninE oui
from slG 10 'eu completed rare pei
day A A!sht toSes Euss 90 immsd
atsly srsS he dAJ fOres qgii' sofs
and IN -,ms a~parmssts thsfs t.
wofk Eoias oa ever boar In 'hs ~
AZ ,As rAss fos the tatsi states
Eb,srumsni io ~ SEQ, 10 PaFs@a ere
- - eOnstfuc,Ss 10 'h@ ss'ssaaA
sas,vs u ths ear eompssJ Thsy OIL
- bsaasd 10 ioas Diss-s os 'ssigs n
asvssaak saa carried dgss, - Pss'
asa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
THREE ARE KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK
Thirty Seven Injured are at Lo.
cal Hospitals.
SEVERAL OTHERS ARE MISSING
Many Who Escaped Were Horribly
Mangled-Debris Catches On Fire
'and Entire Train, With Exception
Of Pullman, Was Destroyed,

Sauyille, his, Sept :, Passenger
train 80 ), OF the wabash road. run
ming from Kansas city 10 nunalo, y
Y, known as the Buna'o Mail, and
due In this city at t;5a a m ran into
an open switch west ol Iatlin Ills.
early "Wednesday aud crashed IN a
section OF freight tram
An OF the passenger ears hut one
were turned over and burned
Threc are known to ha,r been killed
and several others are missing
Thirty seven inJurt are being
taken care of. At the luyal hospitals
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

q Louis. Sept 27.-over 50 rep
ressntatves Of lumber companies %
Missouri. Tsxss. Alabama. Louisiana
and Mississippi assembled o, the JET.
fersoh hossi wednesday Ia make pre-
um.nAry ATrAhssmsnis for forming an
association Which viii represent q
capital ~ several million dOllsrs and
b. knowa as the souihern Lumber
OperatoFN' association. u IL said that
tbs primary object of the orEaaiza.
ton 10 20 hsa means for Ovefe0mlss
the shortage o. ears for shipping par.
poe. which 10 hAndiespp,aG lumber
aealsrs 10 ne south
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

CoismSss. Ca. sept. u -JeFOuss
Jog. formerly . ssAVe,ias ssiesnsn 10
the smeioy % DAVID RoihssAild a
Co. a coisnbss Aas bess arrested
In Dsiuih. Nina a. . shsrss ~ lar
eesy sitter trust u bstnG alleged that
~ snbsEries faaas ~ the arm- u IL
reported that The asoanf ~ he 81
Isss1 tssft vas b~sve~s tI-see ssa
SiLss JoT i~fs coi3nbps . tsv
wesks ase. ssa sises ,hea the ssrsrt
- he 40 have s@es ssokiag fos hi1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
w klus Khan Was Broken Up.

Augusta Ga Sept ., The po
lice authorities IA, ,ia, discovered a
secret orsnnita lon ~ IN khn IN Au
gus.a and 1rukr u up hrtrcilNrs
found In u lucal inh printing othcr
lit,pmrc pr.,a'rh printed Tor me or.
sanitation arl on further n,'sllsa
ton. found that local tailoring 80
tablishmrni ~ high ropui" bad mad"
gown, and other r'galla fur The band
The literature AMI gowns W'tr con
lacntrd the former being DESTROYED
\ number ~ the Young men connected
with she organization Wrr" arrested
AMI placcl under peace bonds u
Nas the purpose ~ N" IN kluN Ia
make their nrst visitation on White.
the negro preacher editor Sh0 lett
the CHS Tu"Rdn, af,cTnppn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
Passengers Had Narrow Escape,

Columbia. =. C.. Sep. - a troll
lev car bound toward Wayerlv, In
charge ~ Conductor Robinson and Mo.
tOrman Trotter. was caught between
two sections Of q Southern raIlway
freight train al the Taylor street
crossing anil was damaged Ia the
extent 81 $500 or $1,000 The crew
and the three passengers escaped
death almost as by miracle The
train parted and the motorman.
thinking the train crew intended by
The movement 10 clear the crossing
for him. sent hls car into the open
ina. and half Of It's length was across
the tracks when. without warning. the
engine started backward, crushing the
forward platform Of the car as II In
giant wise The crew and pasSrnEers
saw their peril barely in time 10
Jump They had barely cleared the
wrecked car before the train again
parted and A. suddenly came back
ward once more. further crushing the
Wreckage
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
clsasmso ssrrss ., s.rmlnshs,n.

BlrminGhnm. Ala s~pt. - Art.
ing MayS ruiKaam "Wednesday made
the s,Aismeai thar b. viIl aosiky the
manager ~ hen iheatsf where
The cianspas- h tilted 10 Appear
for three dsys. that ~ peosac ioa all
nos be- p~Vmltfsd s~eaHss ~ he po~-
ssiilty ~ ineitipE nee trDubles A
majority ~ the aiasSH'ss have aESesa
10 thts eSsrss. sBd f,~mal aesi0s oil
b. ,aksn a. he ssti nsstiss ~ 10
boasa - naycs asa akasrnes TAs
tscsl sSwspspsrs hsa ssgss nat ihls
sesioa - tahen 10 he tstsvvS -
peace setSe~a To Tnees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
hughes Nominated For Governor.

Saratoga. y y. Sept >; Tenn.
porary Chairman Driscoll called the
Republican state convention 10 order
Wednesday little after the appointed
time State senator " W Arm.
strong ~ Rochester was unanimously
elected pcrmau,n. chairman AMI IN
assuming the gavcl spoke ~ c'nSid.
cradle length ON the respective rec
ords OF fhe Democratic aud u publ
can parties In the administration ~
state aud national affair, The com
miitcc on rcsolu'lnns then mai' ,i,
report. which wac adupI,i without
dissent Charles r. Imgh,s Who con
Quoted the insurance itN,-tlEatiou lee.
fore the legislative committee WIS
placed IN nomination. fnr the govern
orshlp b, job Y Hedges ~ New Nork
coun'y The nomination was greeted
with lTcmcadou. enthusiasm senator
Tulll ~ Stcuhrn county seconded The
nomnatlO and vi Ilughos VA
chosen b, acclnma'lon VI l'nn
Bruce was similar, nominated 10.
lieutenant governor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

washing un. Arpi 81 foil C1iOasl
Waiter ~ m. naflar rpps hAt B~sn
dlf"etrd ~ Iso'rri ~ once ffpm Mr.
t,lk 20 iis,Hns aud maxi pf"pafa
'lnHs % fccrls" the MA rinrs that ar
- b~ landrd fhrfr tol1nrl Waiter
pti 80 b. no quiDtrs' ruutr - Va
,sra ~ go Directed by HfiEuiisr
G.nrstl e. D fIUnff. rpmmaaiaHt ~
80 marine rptys - aasunti ltninsdi
~. D,mn.sai ~ az go msrinss Ia
aba 0a bic tfiitai ihrfs ant - pre-
pare fm fAr pfsaulfa len - aidi
'iubsi msFin.s vhu oil sFriv. ass'
Nssk Drd.rs bays b-sn issued fo'
30 msfinss o. Pensacola 20 pSusssi
~, Apti 4. spi 'ass ne Meet available
steamer fYr liassns The ksy West
,aarth.s has- a.so bn'h directed 20
fAAs fbr net steamer ts.iinS fgoa
hai ss,si fYr lts, ah@ AMI iAs Nss
Df,rsas msfiasA sli pfos ssd Ja a
Mgrsaa nHa tfs4n.sF hym thAt pofi
90 o. tiss.iY sahSassed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

Commerce. Ga Sep, ~ H0bsF,
Mofrisun. white man. and Peter
Moon. y negro engaged 10 q nah, at
HiI. IN Madison county Tuesday
Morrison WAs sho, In the hand and
Moon uAs sho, Ones In N" throat
aud three times IN tho breast T.. y
MAIwell. a white man ~ho Sas stand
ing near. vas struck BY . ball from
Moons pistol the bali entering ths
point Of his shoaider breaking he
collar bun~ and fAnsinE dJsnssrt
into the bOdy The ball hss ho' bees
oeaieI The diGeaitJ sss 'h~ f"'nh
~ a trivial dispu's. 'hs DO sas pass
~ and plaiDl shots ''si'pssf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
-a,psss nsnt LssesN Tssn

inrmiex az, IA Gsd 81 Tas
a. 9sbiissR sfsie sasg1'i1s fomHi 100
a. mSstihs hsfs aesidsi 81 30
nsssn.as q sfsfr least ttis Y~sf sn
ta4f.ss seost - Hgafs'snsfy a4f9r
al Hsvsi~iesa asRaa1tfSsmss froas
Alassms. sko 800 rsesofif spaoasssf
90 . saatifats o. E,ssfaof issi- -
s~sof= no egasafitis~ fbai ,s 1at con
essged a. HisitsS Esd fsstffrd q -
lB9VHatBas ~ ssskr mo 'aee a Fsae
laslaa s4s tsstst soaig saias an Y
esnisney ~ fsts' sssiaft t4e sarF
saSsaFlsg rbis fseoiss,sse - SAFER
Nasf n ~ tioef y slfas ~ fet
AS sfssf ass sspissFRf ~
nsss ~ AsFv ealtaf 4 mpsf st
stle = Neas Acre Ne
- fz "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

Norton. Va asps- u -Ths Tspss'
aeatasfvss - fAs 90 iss q asiissy
cossaesors. vhs hass bespsie Porto
muash fov novs thss . ss1& IL eco
fsrvncs sifh o8risis a sac eeAh~sfs
Ar f1ns naiiwsY Fsisftvs 90 . as
saas seats. es<sSss - AZ fpespf
eosss9tknm ~ ~ ssa~f. lsft fsr fsssf
ASSETS lsis fn~a4sr atHsf tenn A
Kdnsa. ehnfFu1za ~ ste naNsfsi GO
msttse. matsa skAf fhsg 80 EsnfAea
= ssslasesoss agresmset Nll4 - -
essks 49, - fen1eoeeN N -
sslse . <eA@t seE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

Toss. Pa. SEPT IA posns -
oDnsiaA,ss srm~s sith aaotsz2s -
sossrsss ~ river hiiis q ras<A -,
sum tvwnsksp - msrx1 fsr casxiss
lsmlnan. 4 neGTs. char1H1 va - -
ssuH 90 slrs canss keaesea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

Bsady. Net. Sc, ~ 'Fbs bsAs
q Hsaay vss srsetsa ~ fsesess
rs.saay nssniAs TOSs sAasEss a
aynsnits vess asss sss 10 Fwia Il
sssnstes TIE sR~sss q ssssy
sassa b sos ksgwa a aa fssss -
nsa al 4.ss . u passsis a As 80
bass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
Mote, AeauI,,sa on Murder Cham.

Homer, Ga. Sept .; The sup fior
court ~ bank county. With IN lgr
Brand presiding Was ehpag"d during
the whole ~ Tu'sla, with The trial
NJ the case ~ the stale against Henry
Notes. charged Win murder Motss
KILLED Edwards In q a ficulty ~ Mays
vile Ia October. lg0t Much evidence
was introduced BY bp'h the STATE and
the prisoner. the defendant claiming
that he acted In seItdefsnse The
evidence and the argument Of the %,
torneys consumed the entire dAy The
Jury. after remaining Dut q short time.
returned a verdict Of not guilty all
Notes was diAehhTgsd from custody
The defendant. Mote Nas repfcseB,
"a by Reuben n Arnold Of AfAn,A.
F1eichef johnson Of Gainesviils. and
M~-sn~ GTieln and nOwA ~ Homer.
uhiIe the state Sas represented BY
Solicitor General Trpbls 81 Atbshs.
and Mr FABiknrr Of is-lltos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28

nsssfnpss. NJ. esp n .-1tssFs
csummsf. pastssss msnngss - t4e
na1linssss SIS ~ q Fskfs. 60 seflg
mnesae6as - hssff fsilsfs ~ 8fs
a fssss ~ ses - tssa fes4&tz'k
n41A l44 a. As 81 l&<4.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-28
PALMA TO RESIGN;
DESIRES intervention
MAY Force United States to
Bring About Peace.
TAFT AT OUTS WITH PALMA
TAFT Claims That Instead Of Cuban
omc,als Cooperating Win AmsrI.
can commiaSDonera, They Have Ne
ieeied Terms Of Peace,

havana Sept 80; cuba Is prac
u,a,N without - soN''uulrnl ANA ne
tah!ug at american forces to RESTORE
order In the l,,aul is bcll'Nrd 90 hu
he n,cc, .ary outcome The moder
ate ur government party. decided tn
abd,cn.n rNcrytmng ia the nature OF
natiuhal. provincial aud municipal gov
rrumcut aud tMt- force thr hands w
Tho American peace commissioners
AMI thus cumpel the INT ed states tu
-c, itself for the second tim" In cuba
Iru ,htvu,s ur upp,panR party de
nouurr the action of the Palma ad
mul,ltall,n az treason, but I'll. con
.rtya',,o iherest, throughout tho
island welcome the h'a ~ \m'rl'hn
intervention A. briuy m" only means
~ securing an uriv,N almltt ration
4 lhr islands annlr- ut the Iugth NJ
m, u is polttcd uW thu even W
"a, Nmrb,,n commissioners sucr""d
e ia ,.IaulRuiug the liberals IN pow
60 % would not tueurv peace in tuha
aul tlnt the period NJ unrest Nuuld
continue mduNn, els Tho govern
m,ut officials admit lnal 'nr, prefer
Nm,rl,an intervention tu v,'lug tho
! Ub,W PARTY ~ phWrt President
/ Palma at special s-as,"u ~ con
p,s. called to, Fr,da,. Nil formally
} present thr tesigna ION - himself ADD
T vice Ptvs,d,ut M'ndri Capu.r but II
ls yvt ,.,tdu that quorum VIII bs
! poison 90 'hc m'irfiyrs decided that
! u,} would uui have any further ="
b bt.ius alta ih- ,ui ~'uiH"ut ~ cuba.
lu'#u alleging uufalr treatment ~ th"
/ uauIs ~ he American commit stlunor
| 60, latter have plainb rlEn ned th.Ir
/ Al .u,j ~ he conduct 10 The govern
| mruf l.adrra aud bht" practically
abaud med th,lr ,nurts - f"aiur" ~
+ d,I 10 tn- island except b' the use ~
/ tore, a,,t'iaf, lar has pointed out
hat N" Culan uniCss instead ~
cooperating N.ih the American cum
! mitsiuunfA have snEnKed IN every
Stud ~ obstruction viih 90" object
~ Containing ihrlf ruhtful ~ ihr EDv
crumsnt and have rejected terms ~
peace Proposed by hs Americans
shich was honorable ~ President
Palma and hl- altlssrs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21
New Editor Capital News.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

c. o. Broxon. who assumed edi-
torial charge OF the Capital News
Monday, when askt by Statesman
representative yesterday afternoon II
he cared to say anything about what
will be the policy OF the paper under
his editorial management, stated that
the control OF majority OF the stock
is vested in Mr.. Sheridan, former At
torney General Frank Martin, and
himself and under those circum-
stances he said It would hardly be
courteous to his associates for him to
attempt to define the policy that
would be adopted without consulting
them.
Broadly It could be stated. he said,
that the paper would be an advocate
OF democratic principles II would
support Judge Stockslager for COVER
nor as the representative OF the party
in the state, and the entire democratic
state ticket. Referring to the attitude
OF the paper toward the Dubois prop
aganda. he said he preferred not to
make any statement at this time. The
policy would be disclosed thru the
colums OF the paper.
Mr.. Broxton comes from Pocatello,
where he was for several years editor
and publisher of the Advance. a demo-
cratic paper.-Boise Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21

WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
learn barber trade in weeks
Graduates earn SIS to s25 per week
Catalogue free. Moler system of col
leges, 4O3 Front avenue, Spokane, wn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21
Beet Sugar BIzncss at La Grnndc.

The expenditures OF the Amalga-
mated Sugar company during the
next three months will be much more
than s150.0O0 In cash. All of this
money will be paid out to employees
and to farmers who have ralzed sugar
beets.
The payroll at the factory alone
will comprize at least l20 names.
The first beets of the seazon OF
1906 were received today, being de-
livered by G. Top. The factory conf.
IDENTIFY expects to handle 10000 tons
altogether this scazor. and there will
be steady stream OF wagons to the
plant.
The Central Railway of oregon Is
rapidly completing Its line to Hot
Lake and to Cove, and will no dout
be able to deliver n large amount Of
beets by rail via the O. r. & n. COM
pany's road.
The operating period starts next
Tuesday or Wednesday, and will con-
tinue for from 75 to 90 days.-La
Grande Observer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21
Charge, Subornation Of Perjury,

George Loe was arrested on a bench
warrant issued from the federal
court, about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, on charge Of subornation
OF perjury. This is the first arrest
arizing from the Investigations being
conducted by the federal grand jury
in the alleged fraudulent timber
transactions near Meadows, in WASH
ington county. Loe was found by
Deputy United States Marshal Bryon
on Eighth street, near Main. and
taken at once to the federal bilding.
He was arraigned at o'clock, en-
tered a plea Of not gllty and was placed
In custody Of the United States mar
shal pending the securing of bond in
the sum of s2000.-Boise Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21
Three Charged With Perjury.

Shortly after the June election COM
plant was made to District Attorney
Menefee by advocates OF the local op-
ton law that Irregularities prevailed
In the election at Hood River and a
number were charged with perjury in
signing affidavits of voters. The dis
trict attorney subpenad number of
witnesses and made a thoro investiga-
tion of the charges, with the rezult
that direct information was filed
charging p. F. Fouts and J.. B. Hunt
with perjury and Seneca Fouts with
subornation OF Ierjury.
Bonds were liked at $1,000 each.
and thru their attorney surety bail
bonds were filed this morning for
their appearance at the November
term of court. Bondsmen are c. p,
Johannsen and william Michelbach.--
The Dalles Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21
BOARDING AND LODGING.

HELIX HOTEL, HELIX, OREGON.
Under new management Special
accommodations for commercial trav-
elers. Frank Myers. Prop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21
Among the Exchanges
of the Inland Empire

towns. She considers that the Una
tilla project affords the greatest op-
.portunity for the Investment she has
contemplated. She represents a num-
Der of other parties and hopes to OBJ
tain their active interest in more
lands.
The lady expects to go to her home
In a few days, but will return to re-
eide In Hermiston as soon as develop
ments are carried to a point where
improvements can be made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-21

For Occasion of the Third District
Fair at Pendleton, September oath
to 29th.
The o. r. & n. Co. will make a rate
of one and one-third fare from all
stations between The Dalles and Ba-
ker City, inclusive, and from points
north of Pendleton to and including
Walla Walla. Fare from principal
points in Umatilla and Morrow coun-
ties will be as follows: Heppner, $5;
Arlington, $3.50: Irrigon, s2.10; Una
tilla, s1.s5; Hermiston, s1.55; Echo,
s1.10; Milton, $3.50; Weston. soc;
Athena, 75c: Adams, 55c.
Tickets on sale from Sept. oath to
2sth, inclusive, good for return until
Oct. 1st.