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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-18

Echo, June 1S.-Echo is to have n
new wheat warehouse. which will be
constructed by the Balfour-Guthrie
company. of Portland, 60x100. 1t will
be built between the two present
warehouses, and directly east of the
Koontz warehouse. Surveyors have
been in the field and have staked off
the land for this purpose. There
promises to he an immense wheat crop
in this section. and this Is attributed
as the cause for the construction of
this new building at this time.
Small Waf~spout.
A small waterspout took place be-
low Pine City on Butter creek. during
the big storm of Friday night, fright
ening the people of that section very
much. The water was very deep in a
few moments. and for a time 1t looked
as though everything would be wiped
out 1t passed over, however. without
any material damage to crops. Peo-
pie of that vicinity say they never saw
rain come down so hard and fast. It
llOl Sttul Il uIlll an iIlCH
of water was running everywhere.
Two Deaths.
D. S. Pugsley, aged 73 years, died
Friday morning of heart disease from
which he had suffered for some time
He had resided here for over a year
and leaves one son. H. D. Pugsley, al
this place, and two sons and a daugh-
ter in the east. The funeral was con.
Quoted from the NJ. E. church Satur.
day afternoon.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
wife of NJ. T. Thomas, who died Fri
day at Pendleton from blood poison
ing, vas held Saturday afternoon from
the NJ. F. church. The deceased wa!
% years of age and was born in Ne
braska. Her maiden name was Lizzi,
Criss. She leaves two small children
besides her husband.
G. W. Hunt has returned from
Portland and other points west, wher,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-18

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark, writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs. colds and
lung trouble. know that 1t has
cured consumption in the first
stages" You never heard OF any one
using Foley's Honey and Tar and not
being satisfied. Koeppens' drug store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-18

This is no time for mlrth or laughter.
'Tis the cold grey dawn Of the morn
ing after"
There will be no morning after" II
you will carry box of CALIFORNIA
PRUNE WATERS, and take a few
before going to bed. They will fix
you all right and tone you un before
breakfast Tallman & Co., 623 Main
ST.. Pendleton. Ore.
100 Waters IS Cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-18
ECHO NEWS NOTES
BALFOUR-GUTHR WILL
BUILD GRAIN WAREHOUSE

WaterSpout on Butter Creek, Below
Pine City-Eunerals OF ID. S. Pugs-
ley and Mrs. Thomas United
Brethren Quarterly Meedng-Esteb
Residence Nearly Complcted-En-
tertainment Will BE Given by Rev
Iiall-Cfty Purchases the River
Ferry-Sheep and Cattle Deals
Bridge Will Be Repaired at Once.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-18

George Donald and E. o. Kecli will
build a $4,000 pressed brick business
house at Yakima this summer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
Eanamnfanal : Gonfcren5.

&a~nal-G bei6Gftigt iif mil
mi6tigen 6rager. - 2~Qn0enteiG.
nungs &erfabrcn bereits ongefiin.
0igt.
a, 8. Suli. - Sn Scr
SlBltng Der Bonamutonul Commit.
lion am .. SILL Iin0 MIR &outinede.
l6dfte beIprod)en moroen. @eIterrl
Nohmittag begaben ii6 olle Witqlie-
Der Der G%ommiilion nod Ga 9oca.
nm g%eeign2te Observation-Disclosures fir
OieEanamababn 81 inipi5ircn, iporori
lie Den Ganal aunu0rts in Gumpf.
~burfalien fubren. @cltte 6ot Oie Com
milton ben Gule6ra-0 ur6Iti6 elmer
Velidtigung unter3ogen.
Die GommiIiion bat cine formcQe
9cipredung Der 6roge OeS aanalein.
gnngeS al Der BdcificsSci porge,
nommen. 'G6cf Sngenieur SteDen&
bat iid gegcn Inbringung elmer he.
ben Sd)lellie an 0ieiem 8unftc ans.
gciprodcn un0 begriinoete oieie Nn.
lidt nit Ocn &eiultoten Der gegen.
mGrtigen 9obroeriude. Ger SonoI
miro, mic man 9loubt, 5lpiIdcn SO
9oco un0 WtirofloreS Elm WteercS.
niuemltonol icin. Wt0glihermeiic
miro man jcbo6 poridlogen, bel 2n
9oca cine 20 Sub bobe S6lcuie, an.
itott Der iebt oorgci6logcnen 30 Sui
bo6en 5t erridJten. Gie gcringIte LII.
orbnung I'M Wc6uniSmuS Scr
Shleuie milBtc iid) ais cine iblimmc
ELECTROMAGNETIC fir sic
Stoot Bononlo uno 0eren llmgcbuna
crmciien.
Gie Sngenieurc itnO nit IuSilld)er
zines nelcn BlatcS fir Oie Srtidoit
@otun beI61itigt, 0o OoS bclIte bon
i6r eingcnommenc @c6iet ltn5neiiel.
boft bonn @uiier iiberfllltbct mcrOell
miro. GoS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gcgen sic 2onOcig1er Der Gone, mel.
die sur glnlogc bon Sec'n DerluenOel
mer0en ioa, lit berCitS nngefiin0igt
luor0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
Insnitns Sartic's SdDrionnsspro5cf

Hitt8burA ga, 8. Sllli. = Sn
Dem pom MiQioltGr Illguitlts Surtje
0e9cn icinc @ottin ongcltrengten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in Incident Der
&uti6cr SbomuS WtoOine ais Wtit-
lduIOi8cr bc5ci6nct miro, erfloren
Die NnpGlte ocS &l1gers, Der Ero5eB
tonne lid) nod iiber bier Woden blr-
5ieben. 92i ben geitrigcn Scrbano.
lungcn marcn Dos @idtigite Die YIN
Gubcn 0oriiber, bob IN Wtootne@
3immer Dor etlid)en @ohen eil10e-
6rodcn mproen JET utt6 DOB man aus
leincm Softer 9riefc uno Bapiere &C.
ItobIen bobe. Wuoine mabtc oapon
Wittbcilun1 itno Die Eoli5ci bat Do
rider cincn Nftenpcrnlcrt geflad)t.
Srou Gihoroion, Waoine's Nirtbin,
erfl1rte, Elm Warn, peld)er lid) Craig
nonnte, babe Elm 3inlmer IN ibrem
SultIc geltpnlmcn, lei MIR cine Hod)t
gcblirbcn, unb am folgcnoen Gage lel
oolln scr Gie6itobl entoedt mor0en.
guf Craig miro iebt g~cfabnOet. yer
tugung ser Sode trat bis sum nod
item Gienltng cin, INN Den gnmoltul
scr 6ruu Sartic 8clegenbeit sur
Eriifung ser 9riefe 5u 8eben, lpeld)e
ibre alientin ongeblid) an MaOine
geid)ricben bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
GniIatt's Scfcbl.

Nn0cIteQte ser ,YeunIplunnia Nubn"
miiiien i6rc &oblenBruben-Atticn
DerGltBern.
8biIaOclpbi a, pa, s. Sltli.
- gluf Gmpicblung oes BON Girct-
torillm ser nYenulDlponio 9abn" cins
geieBten Gomite's, melde8 cine Inter.
illd)rng iiber Sen 2lftienbciiB Der Ans
QeItcllten ocr@eicli6oit por5ullebmelt
Bate, erlicB @rGliOent Guliatt geltcrn
cine 8cncrolsN rOre, Our6 mcIhe ollie
Nngcltcllten ongemieien perOen, IidJ
aller &oblengruben- un0 anocrer Nf.
ten, melbe lie er1porben buben mo
gen, 5u e%ntGuBcrn. Sn Ser OrOre
beiBt e3: Ser 9eridt OeS Spe5ial-
Gomite'S lit pom 0ireftorium ser
nEenniplponin giien6obn . @eiea.
Id)oit IN elmer @rtralitung bonn 2.
Sltli 5. 5. %genebmigt mor0en, un0 olle
9eanten un0 NngeItellten per0er 0n-
FER ouigeiorOert, iid BON alien oiref-
ten oOer inoireften Snterciien ST. be-
@frcicn, wclde lie an Sen aftien bon
@rubengeieQidaiten unO onOeren Sir.
men o0cr nit onoeren SnoipiOuen sc.
nciniam an 9ergpertcn bciiben mo-
gen, weldc am Yennipluanios Spltem
liegen. gild) boben lie ibre 9etbeili.
gltng an Dem SonOel nit Ben Gro.
outtcn ser betreffenOen @rlben ltnO
an allen onoeren 8eihGften oui5u.
8cbelt, Weldc iie nit ibren 8fIid)teu
9egcu sic @eieQid)ait oOer Die @eiell-
i6aft nit ibren Eflidtcn gegen Oas
Eltblifum IN Gonflift ieben fonnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09

nnf Wt0gIi6feit micOcr ibr biItori-
ldes IitSieben gebeu, unO audi Die
Stelllng Der oIten aulonen lou ots
geoeutet ruer0en. 9ua acnornte Sfifi
bat It'd I'M NltSie6cn Ourd) 5oblreide
Heporotllren. Itorf DcrinOcrt.
Die Gbolero AMI Sen S6is
lipptnrn.
Gem 8iireou fir iniuIarc IngeIe.
9cnbeiten 9ing cine Ccpcihe oe5 @e.
ncrol-@ouoerneurS Soc aus Mtanilo
3lt, ipeld]er mel0ct, ooB ant 4. Suli
@. $. Sort Ser G6oIero crlegcn lit,
mopon &i55ic 8epporO, GoIOmeII,
Gonon-Gountp, '56o6o, jl behadridz
tigcn 1T. Die Gage bc5ii9li6 Scr
Cholera, beiBt cS in Scr Gcpeife mei-
ter, bat lid erttidieocn acbeIiert, m0b.
reno Der 81 Stun0en bis 5lIm 6. SSltli
WtorgenS s llbr marcu 10 6Gue, unt
Z, Suli Is 6Gae SIT pcr3ci6nen unO
Der tdgli6c 0lrrhihnitt lit oltf Die
S0lftc 5ltriid9egonQc1. Seine pci-
tcre 3ltno6mc IN Sen Erooin5en. SoIt
IN i0nmtli6en erpGbntcn 6Gucn
lullr0en Die 8oticntcn i6on foot olti.
%0cfunocn. Sic bcrtiac W}cloung lit
Die critic omtli6e felt Dem IuSbrltd
ser Scll6c, meld]e bcrihtct, OnB elm
Nmerifaner Der G6oIcru crlcgcn lit.
Sc il ntige So0cttcn.
3ur Nufnobnc in Oic 6~lotten.2lfo.
Ocmie Don Anuopoli9 bobcn iid 2l3
@cpcr6cr gcnelOct, non Ocncn tlG
Die Eriifltng bcItnnOcu bobcn. Ole
@ctrcffcnOen miiiicu iiN nod Der
ltntcrlr6lng ouf i5rc pbDiiitc
Emlgli6fcit untermcricu. Die g.
notoren unO HeprGicntnnten murOcn
Ourd OuS gtapigotjOnaburcou III
aenntniB 9cicst, OoB opi @runO Scr
ncllen 8clcbpori6riitcn Die 4nncl'
punBen sur @ltfnobmt in Die Ifaoc-
mic tiitftiB 5luiid)en Sem I. Sum- un0
DEM 4. M6r5 0c5 n1hitfolgenoer
SobreS 5I crfolgcn bobcn.
@umane @eban0lung 0e5
Q 6 lo Of tuicb8.
0oS Nderbou : Gcportcment BOT
an Die %@iien6obncn, ionic an Die
&icbperfro6ter 0ie &orihriften Oc5
nellcn @elcbes gelon9cn %loiier, mclde
Die humane 9cbonohmQ BON &ieb i'm
5pii6enltnotliden Ncrfc6r uoridrcibt.
Die Sbiere Oiirfcn uidt lGn9cr, ais
% Stllnoen nod chamber III 0enicl.
ben MoggonS obnc llmla0ung gebul-
ten mer0er.
D2oureI" in Si6crbcit.
2ieutcnont.G Commander 5000, Der
&cud)tbnuS Snlpeftor 1T &Cp=gScit
mclOet Orobtlib, 0oB OoS &citdtid)ifi
o&uurel," bon Dem man lett Dem %.
Sum- teinerIei 9fo6ridt gcbobt bate
,lrn0 lpcl6eS Oltr6 ben Gerber nMonz
gropc" lrno ocn S6leppcr rOSceoIo"
gciu6t mrroc, bel 2iboS &igbt an 3.
Sltli aufgefunOcn luorocn lei, luoielbIt
cS por ocn itorfcn @inOen 3ufIltht
geiud)t bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
Wclcbrtcr iiberfaacn.

@urefu, Sal, s. Sui. Or. 5.
8. Smcri, Eroiciior Der SciSmoIo0ic
an Der foiicrlihen llnipcriit0t bon
Sofio, Der gcitcrn bier an9etommcll
lit nm oic iiingiten ieiSmiIAcn STD
rltngen III 6umbolot-G ountp SIT it'll.
oiren, murOc geltern Iberlo BON ct'
ncm llnbcfonntcn, ser i'm fir einen
nidlt unioniitiiHen Motrolen biclt,
ilbcriolcn. Ter @elebrtc bot gum
@liif MIR &crlceungen leidltcr Notllr
onpongetra0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
Iuf Der &erfplgnne.

Suffolf, 90, 8. Slli. Gin
IturfcS Arfgc6ot BON 6armern bat
lid) ouf Die Silfc noh einem un6cs
tanntcn gtcger aenlaht, Der in Der
NtGbc BON Berlin in Soutbnmpton.
@ountp anl pcrfloiicnen Gonncritog
Den Scrilh genlodt bate, Die ollcin
81 Soule 6eiinbliAe 2licp @orrell.
Sohtcr OeS 6ormers 8. S. 8orrell.
81 REORGANIZATION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
Sagiatnng OcS SnrncrbnnOcs.
Singer Sobn'8 in Neiporf periom,
melt. - GrpGbhtng neltcr 9conl@
ten. - 0o$ Gllrnle6rer. seminar.

NSulBNl SNUIl > III VtSluull W. Iulll7
melt. - G%rluGbhtn0 ncltcr 8came
ten. - Qo$ Eurnlebrer. Seminar.
Nemnrf, u. s., 8. Slli. - Die
GoBiobltng ocS decentralization
Turncrbunoe3" luuroe bettc 0abier
cr0ffnct. 100 0elegntcn pnren alt-
meien0. Scrmaum 2ieber aus Snoia.
nopolis, &oriiber oeS Grefutip > 60
mites, belt cine ~Nniprod)e uno I'M.
ter6reitcte ieinen Sabresberid)t, mo-
ralf Hobert 9tir aus indianapolis
meiter iiber Die Nrbeiten 0es @reflltiue
Gomite'S n0breuo oeS lettcn ,Sobrc8
beri6tete, n%nmentlid nit Siniift uuf
OoS inter Gontrole ocs SltrnerbulOeS
itcbelt0e SurnlcDrcr : Seminar in
Milmoitfee. 6ol0enoe 9eumtc pllr-
ocn erp1bIt:
grIter Spreher, Gmil S0dIter aus
Chicago; 5Deiter Spred)er, @rinrih
Webner aus Nem-9)orf; erIterS drift-
mart, 9litgiit @u6bol5 oIsEittSburg;
5meiter Sdriitpurt, @m. 3. arGmcr
aus 0opton, 3.
Die @%rnennung perihieOener itcbcn.
Der Gomite'n, melden ale 9liioircn
ocS Gonue1tS SIT iiberipeiien iino, mar
OoS ein5i9c onOcrc, beute erlc0igte
8eih0it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-09
Sin Galifurnicr HGn6crItiifdcn.

Ramona, Gal, 8. SuIi.- Stint
EoItfltihen iinb in Der N6bc ocS Gin.
gangs gum Dclemite 8 NotipnoIparf
bon einem ein5igcn HGllbcr angebol-
ten worOen, uto Oerielbe crbettete
cine bctrGhtIife Summe @cl0cS, To-
ME piele ShmudIod)cn. Die Eoit.
fitI6en paiiirten Die bctrcifctocS tcae
5icmlid raid nod chamber. Ser
&Guber. mel6er eincn 2einwanorod
iiber Ben Sopf geiporien bate, trat
bei'm @erontnben jeoer ocriel6cn aus
ctlem SerIted bcrppr ul0 5ruan0 0en
&attlder nit on9clcgtem @erpebr gum
Nnbaltelt, morauf ole Eniiogicre i6r
@eIo unb lire Shmudiod)en beralts.
merien muBten. 0ann burite 0os
6ltbrmerf icine Geiie forticben. Nod,.
Dem Der Bandit auf bieie @eiie flint
&utId)en binlen Sturgeon ulls0croubt
bate, perifluono er nit leincr 9eute
i'm 8ebiiid.
CA X
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
Ladies and Gent|enen'S S 0xfOrdS

We are Offering Big, Values In
Men and Women. from s2 10 -.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
RIVERSIDE.

Mr.. Goff took out a party OF physicians
druggists and professional men yester-
day afternoon and they went as far as
Providence point. Mr. Payne OF Watche-
moket caught the largest assortment OF
FISH. and also the largest individual hsh.
On the return the party went TO "Slo-
Gums" at Pawtuxet where an elaborate
dinner was enjoyed
The Favorlte Whist club met with Mrs.
Perkins last evening and the following
were the winners: Mrs. Clarke, AZ; Mrs
Adams 43: Mrs. Cook. 81; Mrs. King, 2;
Mrs Perkins. 90; Mrs. Perry. &
The next meeting will be held nj the
residence OF Mrs. Menzel Thursday eve-
ming.
The mission for non-Catholics at ST
Brennan's church will close this evening
when the Rev. FIR. OBrien will review the
work OF the week. Teh mission has been
a very successful one.
Manuel Silva, who lives on Turner ave-
nue., is the father OF a boy that weighs
less than three pounds
Nearly every prominent mon OF this
place took part in the special town meet.
ing this forenoon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
He THEATREH

Miss Mabel Moore will make her first
appearance with the Albee Stock COM
pany al Keith's next week as Kate. the
singer IN the saloon In the mining camp
in the Rocky Mountains. Miss Moore
will not have a big opportunity, but
will doubtless demonstrate her clever
ness. The role is that OF a young girl who
gets homesck when asked to sing Home
Sweet Home"
One OF the funniest scenes In The
Fatal Card" Is that I'm which the senti-
mental spinster and the young chap who
is trying TO be nice 10 the aunt Of the
girl he loves go for a canoe ride or the
lake and are upset. returning in clothes
drenched with water. The scene Is an
embarrassing one for Miss Reimer and Mr.
Nicander, who will play these roles, but
must prove irresistibly funny for the
audience. In sharp contrast TO this scene
Is the murder OF the merchant I'm his
office. with the son pleading for forgive
ness outside and his fathers murderers
inside scarcely daring TO breathe lest
they be detected.
THE Fatal Card" which will be the
attraction at Keith's next week. Is one
OF the most interesting plays and one
OF the biggest successes Of the American
stage. 1t was originally produced ten or
twelve years ago. with a notable cast
II tells an intense story Of crime and
parental love- interviewer with breezy
comedy scenes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
PAWTUCKET men
( FALL OUT OVER
BUSINESS TRADE

Charles A. stearns Of Pawtucket has
briught suit in the superior court against
John Il. McDevitt and James 5. Linton
OF that city. William II. McDevitt ana
Edward j Rogan OF Central falls, 10
recover $4,000 damages.
The defendants organized the James >.
Linton corporation for the purpose oi
manufacturing glazed paper the eapital
stock being 800 900. divided into 1000
shares Of 500 each
II Is asserted by Mr.. Stearns IN Ms
declaration that he was importuned by
defendants 70 purchase zoo shares al
cost of $1,000. neNrly all of the stock being
held hy John r McDcvitt In May. 1909
on certain representa- tions that he declares
were false and fraudulent Il being repre-
sented that the corporation was the
owner % certain formulas or trade Sc
crets and that the good will and business
of the corporation was worth $4,000 IL
was represented 20 him. ne further de-
clares. that each OF the defendants put
IN $4,000
Littlefeld & Bauows are attorneys for
the plaintiff.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
THE FIELD - OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight.
Carpenters Council. Labor temple.
Iron Workers, Labor temple.
Electrical Workers, 25s Weybosset
street
COUNCIL DOES MUCH BUSINESS.
The meeting OF the building trades
council last evening was one OF the most
interesting that have been held in several
months, and during the greater part OF
the evening the eession was about as
lively as could well be imagined.
President James =. McKeon was in the
chair and conducted the business. The
first business disposed OF was COM
munication from the Carpenters council
stating that IL all the union men were
taken of the work OF poane a Clark's
they would take like action with refer
ence TO another place in the city that was
considered unfair. This was laid on the
table for the time being.
The communication from the Central
Labor union referring TO the application
OF Local 81 OF the Engineers for a seat
in the council. stated That the matter was
in the hands Of the executive board and a
reply would be sent In in the near fature.
This was filed away.
Another communication from the Con-
trail Labor union stating that "A committee
had been appointed 10 investigate the
L,Overberg matter. The communication
was fled away. n being understood that
there would be a meeting OF both COM
mittees tonight at Labor temple.
The Electrical Workefs' delegate pres
ertcf an agreement for tho trade for the
endorsement OF the council and the same
was given them.
The committee having charge OF tho
Lovcnberg matter stated that the com
mittoe would hold conference with an
parties tonight
owing 10 the fact that there were a
number OF the people who had access 20
the room OF the council by some means
and the out-of-town calls on the phones
Rad been charged up 90 the body, while
10 one knew anything about them. Mr..
J. ~. Coleman wac appointed q commit
tee 10 investigate the matter.
The matter OF one OF the newspaper
buildings OF the city came up for a dis
caes,on and IL was voted 20 declare the
btireing fair
The committee In charge Of the strike
Of the large building on Weybosset street
reported upon the same and Il was voted
TO give the buss1ess agents vote Of
thanks. This was later modified 50 that
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
Biz Reductions in Boys Suits
Bows Two-PieCe Suits Reduced

Boys Double Breasted two-ptcce
Suits, sizes TO 16, formerly sold
at Sl.79 and s1.9S, now cut TO sesc.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18

the men who came out received the vote.
The question Of filling the vacancies
on the board OF executive officers was
laid over til the body could hear from
the other unions who had no delegates
present
II was voted that a representative Of
the council be always on hand to repre-
sent the council in matters under dis
pute The plumbers were found 10 be
able 10 flll the job also and Mr.. T.. J. Sui
llvan was slated for the place. Each
day that he serves he will receive the
equivalent Of one days pay.
II was moved that organizations fall
ing to cooperate with the crafts Of the
council in actions OF importance relating
20 the whole trade the business agents
would be suspended
The council then voted that the sec
retary send n letter 10 the chairman OF
the committee on city labor asking that
public hearing be given on the eight
hour day.
The meeting then adjourned.
FRAUDS IN TILE FIELD.
II has come to the ears OF the business
agents and the members OF the Coal
| Teamsters unions that some one has
been in the city defrauding the people
out OF money In the name OF the Team
h, sters' union. The agent processes TO he
! collecting money for souvenir program
gotten out by local 60 OF the Coal Team
sters' union.
Every effort Is being taken 10 locate
/ the imposter and TO have his methods ex
posed IL IL said that already he has
reapcd a harvest Of 500 from one OF tho
prominent politicians of the city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
TRIANGULAR DEBATING
LEAGUE WILL MEET

Next Saturday. the day OF the New
England intercollegiate meet at
Brockton, there Will be a meeting OF
the Brown Dartmouth Williams Tri-
angular Debating league at the Copley
square hotel in Boston. The Brown
delegates are l. l.. Falk, '06. and j
Hurley, OF, the former being chairman
The league was organized last year
at the instigation of the Brown De-
batting union and has proven so sue
cessful that the agreement entered
into at that time Will, probably he
made permanent.
The Brown Dartmouth debate will
probably occur at Providence, the
Williams Brown debate at Williams
town and the Dartmouth Williams de-
bate at Hanover.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
STRANGERS DID THINGS
TO JAMES SHAW'S KNEE CAP

officer ". J. Kelly ~ the Fourth sta
tion found man in vacant lot on
Cranston street yesterday afternoon who
gave his name OF James Shaw, and sent
him to the Rhode Island hospital. where
Il was found that he had fracture OF
the right knee cap
The man claimed that he was knocked
down by a stranger on Diamond street,
and that two mn assisted him TO the LOT
where he was fouad --
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
EAST PROVIDENCE
Fire Work Done TO The Exem-
pIification Of a Degree.
Town Will Not Build $4,000
SChoeIhous0 Yet. Notes.

Members OF Fraternity encampment OF
Odd Fellows until last evening supposed
there were no fancy wrinkles in the work
Of the order they were not familiar with
but now they know better The IS men
who made up the golden rule degree team
OF Fraternity encampment OF Lynn,
Mass. exemplified that degree In the
town hall before more than 300 members
of the order and all were willing to admit
that the work was the best ever seen In
this state.
The visitors arrived at 7:3o and were
escorted to Odd Fellows hall. where a
supper was served. There were about 100
OF the visitors and they included six can
didates from Lynn. There were among
the gathering many OF the officers OF the
grand encampment OF this state and
Massachusetts.
No 10000 SCHOOL BUILDING.
The special town meeting called at the
town hall this morning for the purpose
OF acting on the request OF the school
committee TO build 10000 high school
was largely attended, but the question OF
10000 school building was not brought
up.
A motion was made and seconded that
the sum OF 5000 be appropriated TO pur-
| chase land and 5000 10 erect a new school
building near Armington's Corners, TO be
| OF the same style and size as the one at
Dean street. Riverside.
Then some one made n motion 10 ad-
| journ and this war carricd
MINOR MENTION.
The series OF whist games OF the Massa-
] soft club came 10 an end last evening and
| Mr.. Roderick won the prizeof the eve
ming. which was a silk umbrella lie
also won this urize for having the largest
score for the season. 4Se. w. c. Bliss.
Esq. being second with n score OF AZ a.
q. NJ. Bliss third. iiS. and Edwin n. Lin
coin fourth. al The trophy OF the sea-
son was n handsome travelling gag
The board OF governors OF the Ivy
Social club will meet this evening and
act on special business.
Watchemoket tribe OF Red Men will
meet this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-18
NEW BASKET BALL CAPTAIN

william whyte Reynolds OF North
Adams, Mass, has been elected captain
of tho Brown basketball team for 1907.