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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
8 n r II 49, DitiIIin :

s@& #"SEE r.lH4- tEE5a
2an6brugs nbitiIIsi NJ
gen. &aa 6rpgner, bpor Sen lto-
re 2alobrrlgsltoitilling og @ongre5
ifal afboloes Sommer, pofier ser MI
ON Dagen op en- feel li0en 8p, beltaa>
e1r0e al De forunoerligite 8%pgninger.
Set er 2anobrugsuoitilingen, iom
rulter Jig til, og ga Sen ifal aabne5
om Ell, Maone0s Sis, gjel0er set at
oripe poa.
2ige pe0 Snoga1gen as Y~rofesior
9ablS @aoe ligger to imaa Sule,
bbor Foit= og Selegraf= Eelefor1= og
YresiepGrelier oil blibe inore0eoe.
gtaar man iaa ct iluppet inoenfor
SGlleopporatet, bliber man aloeles
operpGloet pe0 Spnet al en- uen6elig
Neffe 8ooier> iom optoger bele Sorz
oct benimo0 @leftrif 8nreau. Ser
1tal lets Gage 1000 Sfser og &uer
boloe til. 2iot 1a11gere in0poo Sor<
bet er @taloene> Ser ligeiom 8aaiene
bpgges ganife aabne fun meb Cell
bugs Sag. Sag Siel6fnauien mes
moo 9ammen er ser UNDER Mrbeioe
ct Mbniter al ct tibet uSmaabrl1g"
poa 2anoet. @obe0bpgningen inoe,
boloer nogle foa &erelier> og set til
itpoen6e r6bus giber 8lo6s til to
&jpr, @rile> 2oabe og lignen6e.
SglgeS &eten ODER 8roen paa Sen
onoen @ioe at 9ommen, les nogle
labe &uSta9 itiffe frem oppoa Ell
lioen Sielofnous. 9ette fommer til
at blibe. ct al n6itilltngens itprIte Sil-
trgfningSpunfter. Ser flpttes mar
nemlig me6 ct op paa @pterpongen
inoenfor @figoren ligger en- egt@
guobronos6alf Seter, fjgrt berne<
fra &bam. Seteren bor tiIbgr1
@aoroen 2ille=Sepne, og Sen for:
buns @ier er me6, for at lptte Ser
rtgtig op. Ser ifal set bIibe IibIigt
naar 8u6eien og ben6es @rgter TOM
mer og ifaor fig ne6.
Haa 2egepla6ien er $obebbpgntn
gen reiit, og fIere 8pgninger fomme1
til. 9e lope 8Dgninger, meo to 1tort
Stun til 2an6brugsmaif finer og &e6
ifaber, er prD6et me6 Saorne."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

/
g inferno. S Mor9es itGrre
Mftie= og @parebanfer in6elto6 ser al
Snoiflt0 poa Solo og an6re &onti
pe0 l16gongen al 1906 ialt 1907
Million &roner. @e6 l16gangen al
1905 bar @elpbet 1897 Million.
@eo l1ogongen al San11or iqar bar
8elpbet lteget til 1859 Million og
be0 l16gongen al Sebruor til 3AO.1
Million. @e6 l16gongen al Morts
nor 8elpbet gaoet ne6 en- Sci, nem=
Zig til 1885 Million og be6 n6gan=
gen al Mpril D0erligere til 1886 Mil.
ltoner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

9ompfibe Mgre",
Ser g%runoitpote og ianf be0 6rgien, er
optQget og inobragt til @pellingen
poa Srgien. Ser er en6nu 1 q 2
Tigers Mrbei0e me0 2pftning, Sect
ming og 2gnspumpning, me66eles 5.
%. Moi. &opteinens @jgforfluring
/ &riltiansiun0 o11gaoen6e Mongler-
ne beO 9ampifibet vMgre"s Soft
ltrnftton iom eneite forflorlige 9lor=
Jag til nlDffen ipnes at billie trent
foloe ct Spgjdr mellem Borterne.
Sen %tefnilfe &oniulent / Sron6biem,
Srgenigr Siirgens> betegner &optei-
mems Sorflortng lom u%efterrettelig og
ltotoler Sorbau ielie ODER, at @optei=
men bar funnel fremiette ioooanne
Eoaitonoe> iom fan fat giort. @j6-
forfloringen / Sron6biem bentes at
billie bltbe al megen Snteresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

olu'4t ~ Su4tuoLu9S4!lu IllleI w Jleu=
ifaber, er prp6et me6 Soorne."
Gen tore 2ocfout i
g arpsborg. Sen ltore 2ocf-
out tog lin 8egpn0elie %. Mai ST.
termi00ag &loffen 6. SEQ 0enne SID
par 0e flelte Mrbeioere me6t OPP og
6eltog / fine Mrbei0sfle6er / en- &ro-
cesiion til @pens Gorp. S @pioien
for &oget bareS en- Sane me0 S110=
ifrift: u&et for ollie. uret for in
gen. 2epe @olioariteten". Sorret-
ningsfgreren for vSmoalenenes CO.
cialoemofrat" 2u0pig @nge bolot en-
Sale og manet Mrbei6erne til Can't
bolO og 5oli0aritet. Mrbei0er &eter
&lartien opfor6re0e fine &olleger til
SO og Sr6en / 6isle dlborlige Sage.
Soget talte omfring 1000 s(rbet0ere
og gjoroe ct alporligt Snotrpf paa Sc
Sriinoer al Sil1fuere, iom bar lomlet
Set bele forlgb / mountaineering Sr=
6e11. &ei taurationerne og8orregoor6s
8r9n6epinsbon6el bar luffet. 9g0rl1=
eligbe0sforbol6ere / 8Den far beret
efsemploriife, men paa @run0 al at
8orregaar6s @rgn6ebinsbon6el og
&ei taurationerne / @orpsborg er
itgngt UNDER 2ocfonten, ct ser en-
Meng6e Mrbet6ere / Sre6rifsito6, og
megen Druffenlfab p%aafplger ser, ioo
at ser orre itere0es nie6ponlig mango,
og omtrent iamtltge bier fig at be.
re biemmebdren6e / @orpsborg.
Sen l.. sunni ifripes: Sorba116lir-
gerne / &onfliften pes Union o9
8orregaarO er afiluttet, n0en at
Gnigbeo ct opnaaet. Gabriferne ct
upillige til at forbpte 2pnnen for Sc
olminoelige 9agarbei0ere at Senipn
til 6plgerne for andre 8e0rifter in
BEN Observation-Disclosures. Sra
Sarpsborg ifripes, at man me0 &c.
.iignotion ime0eier Acknowledgements
&einltat. @pens &on6len6e og Mus
ringsoripen6e bar ielofelgelig allere=
Sc fplt en- merfbor Sen0ens til 1tdr-
re Spari ombeo bos &usmp0rene.
@anoelsitanoen er bel for en- Del ti0-
ltgere blebet ipnffet be6, at Mrbei.
berne ogiaa paa Bette Smraa6e far
iluttet Jig iammen, i6et life min0re
emo to fooperotipe &an0elsforetagen=
Ser er itartet / Sc 1i6ite Maane6er.
Ser gier Mrbet6erne fine Stt0fipb.
Teo en- ebentuel lengere Mrbei0s=
itonoSning bill oet@ antagelig / fgrite
&effe gao no ODER 6isie Sorretntn-
ger. Oilers ct bet ielb1agt, at alt
Gorretningslib bill file set.
De gfonomiife Sglger er oct um1t-
ligt at n6tale Zig om. Sra 6isie Sa=
brtfer er ser u0betalt / ngentlige 2gn=
ninger mellem so og 10000 &roner.
@aar man 16 fra en- g%iennemlnitli9
n%obetaling al 10 &roner pr. uge til
bber Mrbei6er / Streifebi6rag, pil
bette 10 efter $500 Mrbei6ere n6gig-
re $4,000 &roner. &omunen bill og=|
iaa bltpe ubel6tg itillet. Sfattere-
itancer bill gi6re Jig %gjGl6en6e | merf=
bar GRAB.
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til Ophor paa 4 Dage. Pengene returneres,
hvis Midlet like skulde virke. bet faces hos
Apothekerne eller vi vii sende oct pr. Post. |
Pris $1.CO. Skriv paa Engelsk.
DANISH RHEUMATIC CURE Co..,
MAINE. |
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

Com S t a n 5 e +. for
Misiionsifolen / Stabanger bill blipe
aniat &aitor Sonas Mpbre, @eitre
Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

sc orge og g g e .
@dteborg uSo10elsti0ningen" ifriper
/ en- 1e0en6e Mrtifel blon6t an6et, al
MON fife fan un0gaa at legge Mer=
fe til, at Sen floge nori fe StatSfnnlt,
efterot ltnionsoplpsningen bar gjen=
nemfprt, ful0fgrer Sc for set go6e
6orbolo mellem begge Soft gunltige
politiife 2injer. Otter at bape frem,
bGbet ilar 8 Sref / Sen nor lfe Holi=
tit operf or @perige, lom / 6enne @er1=
feen0e er faroftertitiife, fortletter
@la0et: nMlt bette fan life nn6la6e
at gjpre ct go6t Sn0trpf fer / @pe=
rige." - uMt man 11l1 / Morge far
Set rette @reb / Nolitifen operfor
@perige, maa me0 Silfre0sbe6 iagtta>
ges al oem> iom tror paa ct go6t Gor=
bol0 mellem @olpgens to @toter".
S 3 1an6s t t Sra
&augeluno u0lenoes 8 &palfanger,
0ampere til Sslano, bpor @ougeiun-
oere bor to forlfjellige Stationer for
@Dalfanglt. 9esu6en u0ien0er 8pen
to &ranSport0ampere til Sslon6 ful6t
looet meo @tDfgo0s> og 5 Siifeoam>
pere, iom ct uoltpret for Sangit al
Silo og anoen Giif. 9 Siifefuttere og
2 Wotorfuttere CT ollere6e / Sort og
oesu6en er ser 5 Siifefuttere UNDER
uoruitning.
@aainart Sc er fer6iebpgeet bill
Der oesuoen af9aa Is 9ompere og
&uttere fra @pen og nprmelt tie Om.
egn. @enere bill Ser en66a ofgoo 6
g 9ompere me6 Scot, Corn, Sgn,
Der og @alt. Set bill al 6enne 0preg.
ming fees, at &augeiun6 bar lat en-,
orme @er6ter in6 paa Sslanosfiifet
Stor S rug t + abe. @r
6rugtbabe, iom Statsraao &nu6jer
bar onlogt paa 8orgeita6, er ifglge
~&aroen" biitnof ct at Sc itgrre &o,
beonleg | 2anoet. Chen 1889 er SCI
uoplantet 1900 9gbletrper. Disle e,
b%eiitamme6e, og / Sc ienere Mor e,
man begDn0t n1e0 uooben &ultur"
i6et Ser mellem &ooerne 6ripes Sssor6.
br1g, Doe entlig 9Drfning al Gurnips
9erpeo op1aaes, at Ssoroen bliper be:
orbetoet og faor @ie0ning, Iigelom
man i1ipper Sniefter og Morfmus
Smtrent set bolpe Mnleg er for ST
Sen bortleiet til @folebeltprer Mamot
@f BEN anoen @alp6el iolgtes for II
Mar ii6en Sru9t for 1000 &roner
Set er ct gonife onieeliet 8eIgb, nao,
Ser tages Senipn til, at en- Slerbei
at Sr9rne er @rabenftener, iom us
bifles tent. Erernes @ienneminits
alber er benbe6 10 @nr.
99EEEt Nsr.EEE%ss& EyE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

g tor Il 6gre a
Gill;. Ser %foregaar fra &auge.
Juno en- beloig gfsport al ferlf ilet
Silo. Sn0til &c. Mai er Ser giennem
@augeiunos Soloboo ioar efspe6eret
425,548 &asier @il0, iom beientlig
CT gooet til Spiflono og ENGLAND. Set
er Sen itprite 6erifiil0efsport, man
%nogeniinoe bar babt berfra. @am=
menligneliespis fan nebnes> at bele
@fsportfpantumet flor u6gior6e
292>455 &asier. Sen itgrlte @fsport
bar foregaoet I Morts Moaneo; u.s.
fgrslen gift ga op til 21O,613 @as>
ier. Sonoelen me6 ferif Silo repre-.
ienterer itore &opitaler, og raar fer
til l9gges @er6ien al Sen n0fprte
lolteoe @aariil0> fommer man op
itore 8elpb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21


Sn6bru6 % Sorip g
Sl6spaa e e .
sos Ell 2anobanoler / Suroalen bler
cit Scat fornplig for9pet Snobruo oa
%itiuolet 200 &roner / re6e 8enge.
Spben bor ogioa foriegt at iette S1b
paa &uiet, i6et Set bite fig at bape
brgn0t / en- &asie, bpori bar benlag1
Ell Sci Bapiroffal6, men bel6igbis Ell
Sl6e11 i1l&ffet al fig ielb, %efterat Ha'
ptret bar opbr9n0t. - On Scat lene=
re er ser paa famine Ste6 forlggt op:
giort Sl6 / ct @fnr be6 @i6en al
Eafbo6en, men ogIaa ber er Sl6e1
llrtffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

Oct nor fe 5tor=
t thing. @tortbinget bor SEN 90.
Moi me6 SO ct. mos "a. be6taqet
Sen Misunderstanding, at @tortbtn.
get berefter ifol trn6e iommen SEN l..
S6gneoog efter 10. Sonl1or / @te6et
for iom biotil Sen f6rite @ggneoog
efter 10. Sftober. @tortbingspalgene
1tol bore t%tlen0ebrogt in6en l16qon>
gen at Mobember. @tortbinget bar
f%ortaitet iomtlige Sori1og ON fa1te
9teter for Stortbingsmenoene. Sen
r11beren6e Sr6ning bill alt aa bItpe
bibebo16t me6 12 @r. / Gage ON @o=
gen. Stortbinget bor Ben 90. Neot
meo alle Stemmer nto6 1 be6toqet
&e9ieringens Sori1og ON at bepilge
100000 &r. til Snofieb of forifielri-
9e &an6fal6 / Mume6oI / @uifer16
Mmt. @an6faI6ene bill funne afqipe
ca. 10000 &eites @roft.
8rpggerieier @utab
&rte6t 9rommen er afqaaet
beo 9eoen, 50 Mor gommeI. San
bar ftoen | @gft 1i6t of en- Mpreipq<
Dom. @uitab @rie6t bar @tu6ent
ira 9rommens 2otinifoIe og Inrte
grpggerifoget fdrit bos SIR. Cant
gaoro og ienere be6 ct @%tu6teopboI6
I Spiflano. @rie6ts @rpggert par
itartet og o%parbei6et al Tooeren, iom
bar tnobonoret fra Soften og in6-
giftet I 6en befjen6te @jgiteru6fami,
lie 9rommen, og @gnnen orbei6e6e
itooig Sorretningen fremo6. Set er
fdrIt Ioe iioite 1913 9ror ban bar
oe1toget | set offen1ige 2ip. @e6 SOL
gene THOR bar ban Ser tres @on6i=
bat for Stortbinget / @trgmIg
&reos. San bar Me6Iem at @orn1t.
neltpret, men fraiog6e fig @ienboIg.
oo ban b1eb Sormano / 8eitpreIien
for 9rammens= 116itiIIingen 1901.
San bar Me6lem al sen filofite @rpn-
oebtnsfomisfion % 8eitDrer at Mor.
ges 8anfs Mf6eling ! Dra1nr1et..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

s. e e rem t . NJ NJ e I !.
&ei}erlo0ien / 8ergeu bar faaet Or
ore ON at bol6e Jig parat til at mpbe
/ &operoif en- al Sc fprite Gage /
S1li.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
Norge. :

&oal6 q mun0 en- ct
n1o0taget | @5arifoi 3elo al &eileren
At &uslan0, iom u110erbol0t Jig me<
bam Ell balb Slime.
u6aa6en paa songs
De 2Gger, iom bar UNDER:
lggt 9rabsma11oen @gSiemagerelet
@aralo Martiniens mentale Silltanp
erflnrer> at Fan ct normal, men al
ban bar fra Cans og Sdmling, 81
ban ifig0 Sen ul1ge &ige:: San bill
bltpe lat UNDER Giltale / @enboll
til Sen npe Straffelopsbeitemmeli
ON Gprbrp0elier> iom begaaeS UNDER
l%elpfor1fpl6t @erulelie.
D66 % @opforgift
ming. Sire unge 8iger / @eggli
%1tmeoal bap0e forleoen @snoag ar:
rettet cit S%opmi00ag. 5trafs efter
Mio6ogen blep ale fire alporlig ipge,
og &ommunelege Maaru6 bleb ben.
tet og tog 6em UNDER 8eban6ling.
9e tire font Jig, ON Sc en6 frem0e-
les er temmelig me0tagne; men Sen
fier0e, en 21aarig 9atter al Gems
mon6 &olle / &eggli 6e6e. Dg6s=
odrlnuen Dor 6pbfproiftntnu.
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Mrs. Pinkham's Indbydelse til Kvin--
der.

E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound hjeper hvor andre feler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

bre ON at bol6e Jig parat til at mp0(
/ &operpif en- al Sc fprlte Gage
S11li.
5fogbron6. Ser meo6eleS
fra Sfien: 81. Mai @%ftermi60ag Up
6ogeoes Sfogbran0 / @iteroal Bort
imo6 '@rnnien til San6sber. Sol1
itrgmme6e til og tit begranlet Sloen
men Set antoges, at 1000 a 1,40(
@aal er Deriet, u0en at 0og Sc itprrt
Srer ct ifo0et / ipnoerlig n6itref
ming. S1oens Spfomit ifploes formo'
oentlig 1foriigtige 6iifere eller Sc
gere. Gieren bor u0lopet 100 &rone1
til 6en> iom fan TONNE paa Spor eff
ter oe @fploige.
50 8rp0re + 0 m m e t
Com omtalt ii0ite l1ge fom en- Mr:
beioer / 8obnoalenS Eapirfabrif
S'oban &arlien Sgrli forle0en al So
&c peo at blipe trl1ffet in0 / Maifine
rtet. ga 6en 9rGbtes Sorel0re So
gen efter l1lpffen iful6e ien6e 8ret
til en- Spn Mmerifa - GorulDffe
0es Dngre 8ro0er - me0 lln6erret
ming ON 6en iprgelige @enoelie, ino
traf ser ct 8rep> ser me6oelte, at og
laa 0enne Sgn bar fornlpffet. @a1
bap0e b9ret ipet for at ie paa ct
itgrre @tenpl1fmalftne / Mrbet6e %
berunoer facet ct @lag at en- Stem
@obeoet> iaa ian ltrafs 6p6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

Set bar 1enge beret befjen6t og
befreftes / ST. OIsiens @fripeIie til
Statsmtniiteren, at Fan 6nifet at tree
De ttlboge til fin ti6ligere @tilIing.
SI De @run6e, iom fer bor Ie6et
@totsraa6 9Isign, bar nit fommet
onore. Com Stotsroo6en oplpier, bar
Der fife Sperens1temmelie mellem
bam og ben gbrige &egiertng angaa-
eroe enfelte Soriparsipgrgsmaal. &r.
0sign far frebet itgrre 8ebilgnin-
ger til f%orbereoen6e timber l9gelier
a1gaaenoe npe Saitningsanlpg,
emo ben gbrtge &egierinq bor fun6et
at tltr11e gaa me6 paa.
&egjertngen bar lite billet goa us
ODER oct 8eldb, iom @%tortbinget flor
afiatte til MnbringeHe al set @fpts,
iom b1eb flpttet fra Sen neutrdle go
ne. Settle 8elgb nogior6e 100000
&roner. S Statsroo6et bar &egie-
rt1tgen fremiat @ropoiition ON set
nebnte 8elgbs Mnben6eIie til at or-
brtnge Sfptiet be6 Marbif, / set
Sronobiemffe FAINT be6 @arpsborg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31
PLAN A GREAT DAIRY EXHIBIT.
$4,000 Cash for Prizes Offered, and
Many Medals.

Chicago, May 31.-Farmers, stock
men and dairymen from every section
of the United states will participate
in the National Dairy exposition to be
held at the Union Stock Yards in this
city I'm October. The exhibition will
be affiliated with the national corn
show, which will be held at the Coli
scum during the same period, promis-
ing to be unusually complete. The
promoters have been assured of the
active cooperation of the United
States department of agriculture and
the National Association of Dairy In
structors and Investigators.
The Importance of sanitation in the
manufacture and handling of dairy
products from the time the milk comes
from the COW until the finished article
is placed in the hands of the consumer
will be illustrated at the show by the
daily operation of dairy machinery.
Herds of thoroughbred COWS will be
on view while being fed, MIXED and
cared for, and noted experts from
leading agricultural colleges will de-
liver illustrated lectures of education
al value.
Ten thousand dollars in cash prizes,
in addition to gold. silver and bronze
medals will be awarded. A number
of conventions of dairymen. creamery
men and dairy stock raisers will be
held during the exposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31

Boise, May 31.-The new panel,
which filled all the available space
ia Judge Woods court when the
Haywood trial was resumed today,
was the best appearing yet summon
ed.
Apparently the protest of the de-
Tense had weight, as farmers no
longer constituted a majority, but
there is a goodly sprinkling of la
boring men, merchants and mechan-
les. The Judge is trying to hold the
attorneys down to the necessary ques-
tioning in order to complete the jury
by Saturday night.
One quarter of the new panel ap-
piled to the court to be excused, al
leging disqualifications, but Judge
Wood ruled sternly against them
and only few succeeded in evading
service.
1t is believed by both sides that
the jury will he sworn in Saturday
and the taking of evidence will be-
gin next week. That the prosecu-
tion Is certain of this is shown by the
fact that telegraphic summonses have
been sent to all witnesses now out
side of the jurisdiction of court to
be on hand Monday morning.
The session, which was devoted en-
tirely 10 determination of taiesmen,
was unmarked by any sensational de-
velopments..
The first venireman called was j.
Robinson, with whom Steunenberg
boarded while governor. Robinson
said he would give a fair verdict and
had but trifling opinion of the
case. lie was finally accepted. sub
tect to peremptory challenge. The
defense peremptorily challenged Har-
mon Cox.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31

was the first church to preach the
gospel in Pendleton.
The Methodist church was enlarg-
ed to its present size in 1882.
The names Of the members of the
first board of trustees of the NJ. e
church in Perdleton were as follows:
J, ], Lee, James Turner, William Lee
and Eli Gillian.
The list Of pastors who have served
the church are as follows, and in the
order in which they are here named:
Rev. H. B. Lane. Rev. Columbus
Derrick, Rev. E. r. Horner, Rev. w.
T. Koontz, Rev. David Crowell, Rev
j. C. Kirkman, Rev. G. w. Kennedy
Rev. ]. B, Mahana, Rev. G. w. Rich
ard, Rev. M. l<Jrkman, Rev. II. C.
Brown, Rev. w. T. Robbins, Rev. j
c. Warren, Rev. William Sellick,
Rev. Perry Chandler and Rev. John
pRen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31


With Judge S. A.. Lowell as the
Grief speaker, the afternoon memorial
service was held at the court house
grounds yesterday. At o'clock in
the afternoon a procession composed
of members of the G. "A. p. and
Company L was formed in front of
the fair pavilion on Main street.
With Hon. John Gurdane as marsha
of the day the parade then marched
down Main street and out on Court
to the court house.
Owing to some confusion as to the
place for holding the service, but a
comparatively small crowd was pres
ent at the afternoon service, but
those in attendance showed much in
tercst and listened eagerly to the ad-
dress of Judge Lowell
In his usual eloquent and earnest
manner Judge Lowell paid a beauti-
full tribute to the dead and living he
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31
FUEL SHORTAGE
IS THREATENED
ALL COAL SHIPMENTS
ARE VERY UNCERTAIN
Prospect for Severe Situation Next
Winter Is GoOd-Coal Companies
Cannot Meet Demands and the
Union Pacific Coal Companies
Withdraw from the Trade-Orders
for Coal Can Only he Accepted on
ConditionS-Situntio Is Critical.


Nhat tuel Is quite nkely TO be
scarce In tne northwest again next
winter is shown by the circulars and
adv'ces sent out by fuel firms this
opring' All fuei shipments are now
uncertain ana as the season advances
'he uncertainty is sure 10 increase
ma II Is now propaple that the coal
situation In the northwest VIII be
worse the coming winter than ever
hofore.
The Following letter Just received
by a. w. Rohinson, manager of the
oregon Lumber yard OF this city,
SHOWS something OF the INSIDE or the
critical situation ana may be taken
as an index to the fuel situation. The
letter Is as follows
Cascade Locks, Ore, May 80.
To our Yards'-We are In receipt
OF the following adVices from one OF
the coal companies, which we are
sending you Fer your information
and which you can give out to the
public as they may inquire for coal.
After referring to the balance OF
orders from l9oo' the coal company
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31

San Francisco. May 31.-At the
request of Judge Dunno, Langdon
will convene the grand jury tomor-
row to investigate Dinan's alleged
tampering with the jury, with .
view of removing him from office.
The request was made in open court
At the conclusion of Dunne's ad-
dress to Langdon, Schmitz arose
and attempted to address the court,
but was not permitted to do so by
his seat.
If it is found that Dinan worked
directly under orders from Schmitz.
action to remove the latter for mall
administration in office may be TAX
en-.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31
DEATH IN A FURNACE.
Horrible Fate of an Unknown Man in
Soap Factory.

Cincinnati, May 31.-Either a most
atrocious murder or remarkable sui
eide was revealed in the furnace
room of the Ryan Soap factory this
morning, when Engineer John Nc
Dermitt dragged the charred body Of
an unidentified man from the fire.
The flesh was burned from the face
and hear and the arms were burned
to stumps.
Mcnermitt has been arrested. He
says he started a fire and went home
across the street to breakfast. When
he returned strange coat and hat
were hanging by the door, and pair
of legs were protruding from the fur
mace.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31
he Eagles carnival.

the Eagles carnival.
According to Prof. Driscoll, he may
return to Pendleton later, but scarce
ly expects to do so. He has been
leader of the Eagles band since last
fall and was engaged to remain until
October but secured his release in
order to accept the engagement with
the Hotel Portland orchestra.
Thus far no successor to Prof. Dris-
coll as leader Of the Eagles band has
been selected and 1t is not known yet
who. IL any one, will direct the band
during the coming summer.
Prof. and Mrs. Driscoll expect to
leave on train No. tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31
SEVEN KILLED IN COLLISION.
Street Cars Crashed Together as a Re.
suit of Striking a Dog.

Elyria, May 31.-Seven are dead,
one is dying and six were badly hurt
in collision on the Elyria electric
cars about O'Clock Thursday after
noon. All the killed were on the rear
platform of the forward car, which
came to standstill when the rear
car ran into it.
Motorman Fuerndiner says he
struck a dog, and turned to see how
badly it was hurt. and didn't notice
that the forward car had stopped.
The dead are: Henry Billings, aged
so; w. C. Allen. 6S; Edward O'Con-
nell, go; Donald Sala, 5; Charles Por-
ter, "a; Homer Allen, II.
MotoIman Is Arrested.
Elyria, o., May Thursdays
wreck of the electric cars has now re-
suited in seven deaths. Another is
dying. The motorman of the second
car which ran into the forward car,
was arrested this morning, accused of
manslaughter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31
To REMOVE: D|NAN
FOR TAMPER|NG
Judge Dunno Accuses Chief
of Trying to Fix" the
Schmitz Jury.
GRAND JURY WILL BE
RECONvENED TO-DAY

Judge Dunno "Called Down" Attor-
neys Fairall and Barrett for Un-
fair Examination OF Jurors
Schmitz is Smiling and Confident
of Acquittal--Robert Curtes Retir-
ed Grocer, Accepted as Ninth
Juror-AisIes Were Filled With
Eager Crowds .Today-Schmits
May be Charged With MaIadminis-
tration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-31
Chicago Wheat Market.
DR|SCOLL JOINS PORTLAND ORCHESTRA

Prof. b. F. Driscoll, leader of the
Eagles band during the past few
months, will leave tonight for Port
land after having severed his connec-
ton with the band here. Prof. Dris-
coll has accepted position with the
Grand orchestra, playing concerts at
the Hotel Portland, and he is to COM
mence upon his engagement with
them tomorrow. He will play in the
orchestra and will also be cornet so Z.
loist.
AS his engagement commences to-
morrow he is forced to leave for Port
land tonight and cannot remain with
the orchestra until the completion OF