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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26

N D w GAL7CY1.-Z
Barszczow a donosza do pism gall
oyjikioh, lie " Gusztynie. wsi nad~
.g%ranicznej, W po;~ie 'szczowsklm
rabunku po}qczonego 2
morderstwem, Banda rabusiow ma
pad1a " nocy ma dw6r d~zierzawcy
.Gusztyna pana Axeh'ada, zrabowa'
Ia znaczniejsza sumo plenleozY'
kosztowno6ci i zamordowa'a
syna p. Axelrada. Ma miejsce wy
ipadku zjecba}a kom'sya sledcza'
/. Wed}ug dotychczasowych wynl-
|k6w bada1, rabusidw miafo bye
sze6c,u przybyli za6 z zagr AMI
cy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26
BYTOM. Panic.

BYTOM. Panic. Radziejewe
! skie .uczyly ma ~zyczenie roazic6F
znaczn2 liczoe dziecl polskleh pod.
czas wskacy, szkdlnych ezytanha
polskiego, ably dzieci by}y naleiycie
przygotowane do sakrament6w 6w.
Gdy policya o tenn sic dowiedzia~
Ia, zakazaia i'm udzielania nauki czy
tania polsklego pod kara 500 ma
rex albo. 80 dni wiezie MIA "a kazdy
przypsdek przekroczenla tego "a
kazu. OF, tax wyglada owa os4at
wiona kultura pruska! +;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26

ME przeczuwajao, odda} mu gosr
Epodarz pieniadse, hsdryoh luz. WIG.
=oei ME ogl4dal: Nieznajomy zn'kf
|bez sladu. G1upich ME sieja' So.
Uni sic rodsa. 8:
I - Podczas,golenia zarsnaf: PEE
wien .uczeh: COLA rski romocnlka
ltapicerkiego p. A. Marchle~skle-
90 tax nlebezpiecznie,5 .e tenze
wskutek utraty krwi straci1 prz5-
tomno66.
-sEP0LNO. Pewien parobek
spad} re stogu Stony tax %nieszcze"
sliwie, lie odni6s} wstrEasn1en1e
m6zgu i utraci} move. Stan jego
Jest niebezpiecsny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26

sko-niemieckiej. Widowisko to pc.
{aczone by}o 2 koncertem, q urza--
dzi{o je ,,stowarzyszenie ola popie
rama niemieckich poddanych W
kodz1." Pozwolenie wyda}y nasze-
urzedy pol'cyjne ma imisp P. ziegi"
ra, w,ceprezesa i dostswcy 1ddzkie~
go Towarzystwa dobroczynuosci..
.Orkiestrx pod batuta typowego
specyalisty Heniga, prowadzone~
20 z Niemlec,- gr@}a przewaznle
piesni niemieckie. Niemcy @6dscy
bawili SIG znakomicie, jakby ma
zieml swojej rosprom'enioneml
twarzami. Do opisu tego dodaje
Rozw6j ironlczne uwagi o s}owiah-
skiei dobrodusznosci, kt6ra ME
pamela o uclsku polak6w W Pru-
sach, a prusakom udziela szerokiej
qoscinnosci ma ziemi polskiej i poz~
wvala i'm ma niej wyprawia6 wszech~
niemieckie szopki.
DO CzEsT0CHOWY ma odpust
Matki Boskiej zielnej dn'a Is BIN.
przyby}o oko}o so tvs. patnikow'
Kompani, przyby}o p~rzeszfo 80"
z Warszawy. kodzl'
Sosn6wca, Zytomlerza.
P;rzyby} .takze z Teksas W Amery~
CO ]ubilat x. Ludw,k Dabrowsk''
Sumo W dzieh odpustu eelebrowa1
W ipfule z pastora}em X. Euzebl-
.usz .Reimann, przeor ]asnogor~
ski.
WARSZAWA. Stosunki opfa''
ZANE. Oko}o osmlu tYsiey robotnl-
k6w budowlanych swietuje knch
qstaf OF 2 lat, 30
przedsiebiorcy ME wiedza, cay je
beda mogli wykonczY6 wobeo coraz
cen, iakich robotnicy za"
laja. =Ca}y ruch ognanioza SIG ma
1ap,awach przer6bkach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-26

l. BYDGOSZCZ. Pollcyant n.
chcac odebrat so bic zycie, Wy.
~strzelii do sieble z rewolW cru,
mierzac " glove, lecz frank sig
ty Ike clezko-
GNIEZN0. Pred tutejsza izba
karpa stawa}a iona robotnika Elz"
beta Pa{ka z Mi}osf~wia, oskar~
iona O zabicie dziecka. P. na{o-
gowa piijaczka wzie}a ma wycho-
wanier dzrecko robotnicy Kozorow-
skiej, a upiwszy sig bez pamieci
spadla z krzese}ka ma ko}yske, W
ktorej dziecko spalo W plerzynach
i przydusi{a je tax, il dziecko sic
udusi}o.
Prokurater wni6s} Q miesie..
cy wiesienla, sad natomlast skaza}
P. ma p6}tora roku wiezlenia -
Moze wlezienie uleczy ja brzyd>
kieko na}ogu.
sREM. Majatek ryeerski Dob
czyn, W pow. sremskim po{ozony,
obszaru oko}o 1900 m6rg, kupi}
posrednlctwem firmy ,,Broekeo
re & Comp" cd p. Krzysztopor-
p. J6zef Madalihski z De-
w~AGR0W1EC. W Mie6oiska
znaleziono ma gruncie oberzysty
Pieczynskiego szkielet ludzkl Jak
pewien lekarz stwierdzil, jest to
szkieles dzicoka 2 letniego Szkielet
Lew W ziemi okofo Is do II lat.
PAKOSC. K~artotli obfito6G, a
lie ma mokrych ziem1ach sig psuja
cd ciag}ej s}oty.- Ia dobre do
jad}a place pc lao marek "a cent
mar. - Kuropatw bardzo ma}o.
- "a SWINE place po SO 50 mar
XII "a centnar- zywej wagi. )@( W
Jankowie uderzy} piorun W st6g
i go. spali}. = W Leohowie
uderzy} piorun " obore gospodarza
Goliwasa i zabi} krowe ma miej-
Sou w obun: rrazsa.ch w'}a6oioiele by:
Ii zakezpieczeri " kasie ogniowej~
INoWRoCkAw W pooi4gu
zmar4 zyd Kr6lestwa Polskiego.
Jecha{ on. ze. iona i czworgiem
dz;eci do Ameryki. Rodzina costa"
villa pieniadze ma pogrzeb i ruszy}a
" dalsza droge, ME chcao sig sp6"
znid ma okret " Hamburger.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

Washington, Nov. 23.-General un-
prc =, ,7l-r7rcs CT tho United States for
war. its dependence upon foreign
manufacturers for war material and
the serious defects in armament and
equipment of our battleships was ex-
posed in the annual report of Rear
Admiral n. E. Manson, chief of the
naval bureau Of ordinance, published
today.
The admiral regards it as "abso-
lutely necessary" that congress should
authorize the secretary Of the navy
to make purchases of supplies of war
material abroad while the home man.
ufacturers are completing their pres
ent contracts.
The navy will have to have at least
100 more toTpedos while the home
manufacturers are completing the
present contracts and il these are
procured Il must be abroad.
1t also may be necessary to get q
certain amount of armor piercing pro-
ject!lcs and range finders abroad. The
rifles and machine guns of the new
navy are reported to be rapidly
wearing out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
WEST CLAIMS SELL DEFENSE.
Witnesses Declare, However. That
Such Was Not the Case.

Witnesses Declare, However, That
Such Was Not the Case.
That he killed Millard DonnelIy in
self defense, and was forced to strike
the fatal blow in order to save his
own life, Is the claim made by Ben
West, the Cornucopia miner, now
lodged in the county Jail and who
will have to face the charge of mur-
der In the first degree, says the Baker
City Herald.
West claims, and says he can show
when the time comes. that Donnelly
attacked him (West) first and that in
order to protect his own life he was
compelled to use his knife. He de-
MES that he stood awaiting an attack
on the part of Donnelly with his knife
open in his pocket, but to the con-
trary, he was forced to defend him
self from the murderous assault OF
Donnelly and, open his knife and, get
II in action at the same time.
West emphatically denies the pub
lished reports of the beginning of
the trouble in the tunnel and his
claim of self defense Is a variance
with the reported testimony of wit
nesses before the coroner's jury en-
paneled by DR.. Ison. West will not
go into the details of the murder nor
his defense, but is perfectly compos-
ed and seems confident that he will
be able to fully justify his act be-
fore a trial jury when the time
comes. In the meantime he is con-
fined in the county jail but is not
depressed in spirits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

Those who attend the Frazer thea.
ter (now the Oregon,) tomorrow eve
ming will not recognize the play
house as being i'm anyway related to
the dingy old Frazer of former sea-
sons. So thoroughly has the place
been renovated and improved with
paint that 1t now looks something like
a modern theater and the change is
a most pleasing one.
The entire theater has been re-
kalsomined, in light colors, and as a
result the place now has clean and
comfortable look, while the light Is
also much better than in the past
The building was completely reYired,
at an expense of $500, and aside from
making the stage safer the theater
Itself Is better illuminated Twice the
former number OF footlights are now
in use; a row of incandescents has
been extended along the gallery and
the number of lights in other parts
of the th eater have also been increas-
ed.
In the halls and dressing rooms
many changes have also been made,
and the new kalsomine extends clear
down to the sidewalks. The box
office has likewise been altered
though it is still in the same location.
Exit signs have been placed over all
of the exits and the Court street stair
way is now to be used regularly for
exit purposes.
But from a safety standpoint the
most important change is in the ad-
ditional stairway from the gallery. A
new stairway has been built at the
west end Of the gallery and now rem
ders that place a safe one to sit.
Behind the scenes many alterations
have also taken place and new seem
cry will greet the audience tomorrow
night, while a new curtain is also
promised
The expense of repairing the thea
ter is estimated by w. F. Matlock to
be about $4,000, and IT is borne by the
owners of the building.
When the Streeter-Bryan company
opens with its first bill tomorrow
night the company will have the ad-
vantage of a new playhouse as well
as being a new troupe here so all in
1ications are for an attendance that
will fill the theater to the limit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

Rathdrum, Ida, Nov. 23.-All day
the storm of oratory, frenzied ap-
peal, biting sarcasm and inuendo
and insinuation have crashed like ri
val bolts of thunder in the small bare
court house Of Kootepai county
where Steve Adams is fighting be-
fore a dozen of his peers for the
safety of his neck.
From the beginning to the end
of this trial the prosecution of Steve
Adams has been a humbug and a
fraud declared Darrow this MORN
ing in his address to the jury. "He
dared to go back on MCFARLAND.
"The Pinkertons and the state of
Idaho have been playing with his
life as a cat would a mouse. Find
him guilty if you will gentlemen. the
state of Idaho does not dare to hang
Steve Adams.
"They would put the moose about
his neck and send him to Boise with
the fear of God in his heart to help
hang Pettibone"
bdTIoW commenced MS argument
at 10 o'clock following Knight for
the state.
Darrow interrupted Knight con-
stantly.
Take the word bastard from his
speech" said Darrow to the court
in protest, "and his sentences fall to
pieces"
Both Darrow and Hawley will go
to Boise tomorrow to appear in the
Pettibone case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

For their attempt at searching the
Farmers Bank of Weston and various
residences Of that town Mrs. Mabel
Warner, her husband and her .detec-
tive. Craddick, are now facing GRIM
inal charge. This afternoon District
Attorney Phelps stated that during
the day he would file complaint in
the justice court against the above
three and that possibly others would
be also included.
Under the statutes of Oregon II is
n misdemeanor for one to procure a
search warrant with malicious intent.
This, II is charged. Mrs. Warner and
her friends did and I'm the mind OF
the district attorney there is suffic-
lent evidence IN the case to warrant
a prosecution.
In the complaint that was made
before Justice Richards OF Athena by
Mrs Warner before the search war
rant was issued she charged B. b.
Hall and others with criminally con-
cealing or Withholding a will and
other papers pertaining to Mrs. War
ners interest in the Young estate. II
was upon the strength Of this COM
plant that the Athena justice was
induced TO issue the search warrant.
That Mrs. Warmers action in max
ing the charge against Hall and the
other westonites without having any
basis for her charge was an outrage
Gus proceeding is declared by the dis
trlct attorney. Justice Richards Is al
so criticised to some extent for
granting the search warrant though
he is credited with only good iuten-
tions i'm the matter and Is regarded
as having been imposed upon by the
Warner people.
Before search warrant is issued
according 10 Mr.. Phelps. n justice
should first be convinced that crime
has been committed. II only a COM
plaint were needed II would be pos
sible for most anyone TO secure a
search warrant from a distant JUS
tice OF the peace and proceed to
search any bank or other institution
in the state Such a thing would be
high handed and wholly without re-
gard for individual rights. II Is evil
IDENTIFY to protect people from intus-
tice from uncalled for search war
rants that the state law was passed
and 1t is now TO be applied in the
Warner case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
SUSPECTS NOT MEN WANTED.
la Grande Sheriff Follows False
Trail TO Pendleton.

To follow vigorously upon the hot
trail of a criminal and then to find
the scent false one, was the mis-
fortune that befell Sheriff Childers
of La Grande and Deputy Sheriff Bert
Wilson of this city, yesterday.
In the Jail break at La Grande
few days ago two Union county pris-
oners made their getaway and since
that time the La Grande sheriff has
been trying strenuously to recapture
them. Yesterday the members of a
westbound train crew reported to him
that four men. two of whom tailed
exactly with the descriptions of the
escaped men, had ridden with them
ae far as Bingham Springs, where
they had been ditched. Filled with
hope. Childers at once 'phoned to the
sheriff's office here and Deputy Will
son went to Bingham on No. 2 last
evening. He found the four men
without difficulty, but to his sorrow,
none of them came within 200 yards
of meeting the descriptions of the
men wanted.
I'VE are very sorry you cannot use
us, for we are tired of riding outside
in this weather." said one of the
in the gang, when the dep
uty finally made his mission known
to them after he had satisfied himself
he did not want any of them.
Sheriff Childers himself came over
on the delayed No. yesterday, but
after close scrutiny of the men de-
clared none of them were "his'n."
He left for home this morning and
is now of the belief that the escaped
men have gone eastward.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
ANOTHER PORTLAND HOLDUP.
PawnbrOker and Four Robbers Ex-
change Shots In Crowded Streets.

Portland, Nov. 2s.-In a desperate
revolver duel last night between four
holdup men and Ben Holsman,
pawnbroker, Is shots were fired in
a crowded street and It was a miracle
that no one was injured.
A man entered the pawn shop at
the north end of the city and asked
Holsman to show him an army
Colts revolver.
Holsman did so; the man opened
1t and filled 1t with cartridges and
started to walk away.
Holsman pulled his revolver and
fired at the thief and the robbers
three companions who waiting out
side, opened fire.
The quartette escaped with the re-
volver and the police as yet have
made no arrests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
HOLIDAYS FOR
ANOTHER WEEK
GOVERNOR WANTS BANK
ERS ON SURE FOOTING.
Will Continue TO Call Bank Holidays
Another Week at Least--Situation
Is Mending But Governor Fears
That Sudden Release of Legal Re-
strictions Might Precipitate an In
judicious Demand for Money.

Portland, Nov. 23.-Although no
direct statement has been issued the
United Press is informed authorita-
,tively that Governor Chamberlain in
tends to continue calling the bank
holidays for another week at least.
In a conversation today the COVER
nor stated he could see no reason
why the holidays should be discon-
tinued.
The situation is mending, but he
fears that a sudden release from le-
gal restrictions might precipitate an
injudicious demand for money by
timid depostors and feels that it is
best to keep up the holidays until the
banks and business houses are on an
absolutely certain footing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
BUNCoED PORTLAND PEOPLE.

Portland. Nov. 23.-With no other
asset than winning smile, j. ii.
Bennett, of ST. Lonls, secured from
the Portland Trust company $25O0
on several checks and buncOed u
score OF business men for great
amount.
lie has just been arrested I'm St.
Louis and will be brought TO Port
land for tlial. Bennett used the
name of c. S. Clark, vice president
OF the Missouri Pacific, on his
checks.
He appeared In Portland In Au-
gust and the discovery OF the fraud
was made about month later. In
all, he signed fake checks for about
$4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
KILLS WIFE AND SELF.
Wealthy New Yorker Commits MUIR
der and Suicide and Burns Home.

New Rochelle, n. Y, Nov. 23.-M.
N. Smith and wife were found dead
his morning in their handsome resi-
dence with the house burning about
them.
The police believe that Smith kill
ed his wife and then killed himself,
after setting fire to the house.
Breaking in the door the flremen
and police found two maids uncon-
scious from smoke on the third floor.
Mrs Smith was found dead with her
hands under her head and a revolver
beside the bed. A trail of blood led
to the next room, where Smith was
found with a bullet hole behind his
ear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
NEWSPAPER MEN SHOT.

Kansas City, Nov. 23.-In a revoI-
YER duel o. ID. Woodward. editor OF
the Kansas City Post, was seriously
wounded and Managing Editor II. j
Graves was slightly wounded by II.
c. Horn, an editorial writer. Horn
shot Woodward three times i'm the
lungs, Graves was shot in the groin.
Horn In surTendeTing to the office
force said, "they robbed me-"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
PIPE SHIPMENT RECEIVED.
Carload of Corrugated Culvert Pipe
For Use Over Country.

Today a carload of corrugated
culvert pipe was received by the
county and it is being stored in the
rear of the court house. The pipe
is of different sizes and in shipment
is telescoped. 1t is to be used up.
on the roads in different parts of the
county and in the past has been
found very satisfactory for drainage
purposes. Though light the pipe is
very strong and is said TO easily with
stand the pressure upon it.
In unloading the pipe at the court
hopse this morning it was necessary
to tip the wagons half over in order
to allow the pipe to roll off and the
procedure was watched with interest
by the people in the vicinity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
TIES ROTTEN,
SPIKES LOOSE
MISSOURI PACIFIC IN
DANGEROUS CONDITION
National Union of Tradesmen File
Complaint With Postmaster Cen
eral Declaring But 200 Miles Out
OF 1000 Are Safe-Llnes Have Been
Allowed to Decay, Spikes Can be
Pulled Away With Fingers-Want
Meyer TO 1Nke Matter Up.

Washington, Nov. 23.-There are
not 200 miles of track owned by the
Missouri Pacific that are safe for
traffic out of their total of 1000
miles, according to a complaint filed
with Postmaster General Meyer by
the National Union Of Trackmen.
It is charged that through misman-
agement the lines have been allowed
to decay, that the ties are rotten, and
spikes can be pulled away with fin
gers.
The complaint suggested that Mey-
ey take up this matter with Presi-
dent George Gould.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
BIGGEST RANCH DEAL OF THE YEAR

One of the biggest ranch deals of
the year has just been consummated
in the sale of the Gulliford ranch on
Butter creek to M. McCracken of this
city. The deeds in the transfer were
filed with the recorder yesterday and
the price paid by Mr.. McCracken was
$25,520.
The ranch sold belonged to Will
liam H. Gulliford and others and
contained a total of 319O.45 acres
The ranch is located near Vinson
postoffice. 1t has been used in the
past by Gulllford Bros. as a sheep
ranch. It is now understood that the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
A HORRIBLE SIGHT.
Body OF Beautiful Infant Rescued
From Pack OF Hungry Hogs.


Pasadena, Nov. 23.-With one
arm and both legs eaten off by hogs,
the body OF a beautiful infant less
than 10 days old, was found in hog
pen in South Pasadena late yester-
day.
II was collected in a garbage can
from one Of the 20 homes OF million
aires In this city.
The police are investigating care
fully the homes OF all these under sus-
picion.
j. II. Anderson, garbage collector,
dumped the contents into the pen and
his wife saw the hogs wild with the
smell of blood at the body of the in
FAINT
She rescued the corpse and found
the head cut with a hatchet. When
rescued, the face was washed and
showed the face OF a beautiful child.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

Gullifords will retire from the sheep
business.
In connection with the above deal
some town property was sold to W
H, Gulliford by Mr., McCracken. The
property here consisted of fractional
lot 9 of block 2S, Reservation addi-
ton, and fractional lot II in Arnold
& Raley's additions. They were deed
ed for the consideration of $4,000.
1t is understood that the Guilt
ford -McCracken trade has been un-
der consideration for several months
but no agreement as to price could
be reached until few days ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

There is need Of labor on the is
lands and If the Hindus accept the
offer it will relieve the northwest
problem of caring for the Hindus dur
ing the coming winter.
Negotiations are now on with sew
eral steamship lines for passage for
the Hindus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
MAY SHIP H|NDUS TO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Seattle, Nov. 2S.-H. d. Kay an
accredited representative of the
sugar planters Of Hawaii has offered
several shivering Hindus Of the
northwest, now out Of work, an OPP
portunity to earn good wages in a
congenial climate on the plantations
in Oahu and Hawaii.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

+ the Pendleton will
4 First NJ church L. H.
j.
Thanksgiving
4 o
4 The be held p. M different
churches hold their meetings in the If they desire
the
= an the
&
tera association which has just been which will
+ the Thanksgiving meeting
=
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
Arrests Made at Lisbon.

Lisbon, New 2S.-Several arrests
We're made today of the republican
leaders charged with melting discon-
tent in the ranks of the kings own
personal guards with the idea of seiz-
ing the government They may be
shot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
UniOints Her Neck.

The management of the Star the
ater wishes to announce that COM
mencing Monday night there will be
free outdoor exhibition in front of
the theater. Come early and see
Miss Banett unjoint her neck, and
hang by her teeth, every night at
7:45.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
LOOK FOR ACQUITTAL.
DIR. Evans VIII Testify i'm Bradley
Case Without Pay.

NUSV NIITTVUI IUN.
Washington, Nov. 29-The defense
in the Bradley case is today prepar-
ing for the struggle with the insan-
ity experts on Monday.
The defense is very hopeful of ac-
quittal, The last link in the insan-
itY defense was formed by .Shrews-
bury, the defendants uncle, who told
of insanity in the Bradley family.
1--WE will show that the defendant
was crazy" said Powers today.
''Dr. Evans, who received a thou
sand dollars day in the Thaw case
was so strongly convinced of the
mental condition that he
will testify for us for nothing"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
RussIa Wipes Out War Debt.

London, Nov, 93.-By handing over
to the embassy of Japan a check for
S24,S02,2O0, Russia today wiped out
the balance of her war debt. This
was due for maintenance for Russian
prisoners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23

], V, Colt, proprietor of a confec-
tionery store at Roseburg. was ter
ribly burned by gasoline while at
tempting to light the burners in a
peanut roaster.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
Rush Cash to Railroad Men.

Reno, Nov. 23.-But for the
action of the Farmers and
Merchants National bank Of
Reno in cashing the checks of
the men working for the South
ern Pacific at Sparks, traffic on
that line would be tied up.
The railroad cash failed to
arrive to cash the time checks
and the men would not work.
Then after a conference be-
tween Supt. Manson and the
bank officials $4,000 was Sc
cured, taken to Sparks in an
auto and the men paid in cash.
The railroad agreed to cash
the banks paper Immediately in
San Francisco. Eift oe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-23
NO TARIFF REVISION THIS YEAR

Washington, Nov. 23.-"There will
be no tariff revision this season."
said Representative Ryan OF New
York today, after a conversation with
the president.