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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02
GENERAL NEWS.
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A fire started in hotel at Bisbee,
Ariz., which did 100000 damage
before 1t was finally controlled with
dynamite. Many residences were
burned.
Francis Murphy, the noted temper
snce apostle, died July l at Los An
geles. Death was caused by diabetes
and his last illness was protracted and
painful.
The average temperature of the
month of June, 1907, was lower In
all the states east of the Mississippi
river than during any preceding June
for rs years past.
The recent Tennessee legislature
passed an act allowing Nashville to
confine saloons to the uptown dis
trict. This saloon segregation act
went into effect July /. 1t puts about
100 saloons out of business.
flames T. Hyde, secretary of the
National Horse Show association, has
set a movement on foot to hold an
International horse show in 1909. 1t
will probably be either in New York
or Paris. The project has strong
backing.
At Bakersville, N. c., County Treas
urer J. C. Randolph stabbed County
Commissioned Anderson Burleson to
death with pocket knife. The kill
ing following a dispute over tax re-
turns. Randolph was afterward bad
ly beaten by brothers of Burleson.
one of whom lie a state senator.
Mrs. Mary Nolesworth, Chicago
widow, was shot to death by Cecil
Gibson, who was lnsanely Jealous of
the woman's preference for Thomas
Jones. Gibson then shot Jones, ia
tally injurlng him. Gibson is under
arrest. Both men wanted to marry
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel ST. GeOrge.-F. 8. Mcmahon,
Portland; u. II. Davis, u. s. r. s.; j.
w. Beemis, Portland; Miss r. Jones,
Echo; III. II. LindelI, Oklahoma; VIM.
Dunn, Ben Mitchell, Portland; H. G..
Held, Denver; NJ. Stokes, Ella Man
ming, Pocatello; e. F. Hall, Denver
q. p. Morton, y. s. r. s.; ]. F. Nc
Naught, Hermiston; C. d. Slocum,
San Francisco; Geo, McGilvery. Spo-
kane; o. f. Thompson. Echo; II. c.
Thompson, Echo; w. Sherry, Port
land; A. Morrison, spokane; j. Pc
tiers, Portland; A. f. Eberhart, Wal
la Walla; B. r. Hall, Weston; A. H.
Hoffman. Spokane. Fl. F. Warner,
Bourne; r. ]. Gordon, Portland; F.
II. Pinkham, NJ. F. Rohde, Portland;
Fl. c. Howcrton, M. f. Neby. Iowa;
Mrs M. Bailey, Kan: M. L. Bevis
and wife, Spokane; Florence Nc
Oregon, Detroit; Bessie Galloway,
Milwaukee, ]. F. Thom. Elk City;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02

pledged for evangelism of Portland
and state points. The convention is
we'll attended, with representatives
from Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Idaho,
Iowa, Illinois and every state of the
northwest.
A 100000 company will establish
a cement factory in Pocatello. The
new corporation is a result of a re-
cent visit there of party of eastern
experts who examined the large de-
posits of raw material on the edge
of town. Work on the plant will be-
gin at once. The capital Is mostly
from Salt Lake.
The slaughter house of o. G. Kaese-
meyer at Starbuck, WASH, was total
ly destroyed by fire during the night,
together with its contents. consisting
of a quantity of hides and tallow, en-
failing a loss of about $500. The
fire is supposed to have been Of in
cendlary origin as there had been no
fire about the place for several days
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02

the woman, at whose house they
boarded.
John Long, aged 6S years, watch
man In the Lavelle building, Chicago,
and Joseph Voelkel, aged 80, an en-
ploye of the same company, were
found shot to death but in different
parts Of the building. In Voelkers
pockets were found Longs watch
and purse. The circumstances of the
double killing and events leading up
to 1t, can only be surmised. H'
After being out 35 minutes, the
jury at Houston, Va, in the case Of
Judge Loving, manager of the Vir-
ginia estate of Thomas S. Ryan,
charged with the murder of Theo-
dore Estes, returned verdict OF not
guilty. Lowering shot killed young
Estes on April % at Oak Ridge fol-
lowing a buggy ride which Estes had
taken with the judges daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Loving, who told that her
escort had drugged and assaulted her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02
DEATH OF Ii. G. YOAKUM.
At Yoakum Hot Springs, Caused by
Ptomaine Poisoning.

II. c. Yoakum, who formerly lived
in Umatilla county, and has many rel
atives in Pendleton, died at the Yoa-
KUN hot springs in Idaho, last week.
He had been Ill only for a few days,
and the physicians attending him de-
clare that death was caused by pto-
maine poisoning caused by eating
canned tomatoes. He was buried in
the Meadows cemetery last Saturday.
The deceased was the son Of II. G.
Yoakum, former county judge Of
Umatilla county, and after whom
Yoakum station was named. He
lived here during his early life and
is widely related. The following are
cousins: Mrs. ]. NJ Bentley, Mrs.
Tom Hopper, John Baker, William
Baker, Mrs Hattie Duke Henry
Means, J. r. Means and 7. ]. Means.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02
OREGON Pioneer Here

Levi Douglas, q pioneer of Linn
county, Oregon, is visiting this week
at the home of his nephew, Charles
Cole, the well known contractor.
Mr.. Douglas is brother of o. T.
Douglas, the well known pioneer of
Weston, and also of Mrs. A. A. Cole
of this city. 1t is the first time the
family has been together in 81 years,
and the reunion is pleasant in the ex-
treme.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02


Unless the o. r, & N comno
make concessions to the deckhands
IT the matter of wages It now seem,
very PROBABLE that the boats running
on the Snake river between Lewis.
ton and Riparia will be tied up. Tho
Tribune yesterday published the an
nouncement that number of the
men on the Spokane quit vorl
Thursday night upon the arrival of
the steamer here and yesterday tho
crew OF the steamer Lewiston tool
a similar step They were however.
prevailed upon by Captain Works to
remain with the boat until she could
be taken to Riparia to enable n con-
ference to be held there relative IN
an adjustment of the issues. The
boat made the run yesterday to waha
landing for a load of wheat and will
go to Riparia this morning.
The Spokane went out yesterdav
morning with short crew.
1t was learned last night that n
F. ovesbaugb, assistant superintend-
ent of water lines, has departed from
Portland for Riparia to conduct the
conference on behalf of the com
pany with the deckhands. The
grievance of the men relates to tho
fact that no overtime is allowed
them. AT this season the work on
the river is very heavy. In addition
to the daily handling of cargoes of
wheat, heavy fruit shipments are be-
ing made and this requfres that the
deckhands work late into the night
after the arrival of the boats at Ri
paria.
With the rush of the fruit season
now here, tie-up of the boat SER
vice would result in great loss to the
fruit growers and it Is believed the
company will use every endeavor to
adjust the matter with the workmen.
Lewiston Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02

Ernest Mahn, Denver; B. F. Hanover,
Pound Creek, oklahoma; Chris
Mailer, Denver; w. F. Wrinkle and
family, Boise; r. r. Riggs.
Hotel Pendleton.-Wood Proctor,
Pendleton; w. II. White, L. A.; Osie
Bartan, Athena; T. A. Purdy, Walla
Walla; II. A. Mimson, San Francisco;
F. A. Martin, Portland; H. r. John
stone, Spokane; r. H. Burke, Port
land; J. H. Maloney, p. H. Wagner.
Spokane; o. ]. Willert, J. w. Hitch
cock, Starbuck; c. Koouts, Spokane;
NJ. H. White, San Francisco; Mrs. C.
M. Johnson, Wallace; NJ. A. Mcintosh,
Portland; E. Martin; B. B. Currover,
Pond Creek, Okla; r. r. Riggs, E.
M. Sebern, Boise; J. d. Sevans, Mrs.
NJ. q. Russell, Mrs. Levcas, Seattle;
D. l.. Sheridan, Echo; Thos. Nester,
Charles Gilbertson, Willie Reddig,
Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02

During the last seven days Of June
there were seven births at Hood River
-all girls 4 q 8 !. b !. Z. d 3 .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02
Golden Rule Hotel.-w. J. wag-

GoIden Rule HOteI.-W. ]. Wag-
ner, Renov, Pa; s. L. Rathbern,
Portland; ]. H. Rody. Starbuck; Mrs.
Peter Nash, Mrs. J. P. McManus, Miss
Eva Bolts, Miss Effie Ledgerwood,
Pilot Rock: Howard Hunter, Grange
Vile, Ida; Sadie Hamilton, Boise
Ford Wright, Bert Miller, Pilot Rock !;
]. L. Utes, Athena: o. S. Evans and
wife, Walla Walla; F. J. Kink, W. o.
Butler, Spokane; r. M. Helm, Port
land; c. AIDES, ]. II. Rody, Spokane;
w. L. Piersol and daughter, Ukiah;
Joe Stone, Ukiah; II. Bascom, Elgin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-02

world between young mems suits and
big boys suits or little mems suits.
The big boy suit makes the young
man look like an over-grown lad: the
little mans suit makes him look like
the under-grown man. We have suits
made especially for young men. If
you expect to be dressed right for
the Fourth of July get one of these
nobby specials. All the new kinks in
the coats and trousers. Materials in
pretty patterns of checks, plaids,
tropical worsteds and flannels.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Dr. Huntington suggested that the
time De- spent iu singing tho favorite
hymn ~ General Ice. beginning How
Firm Foundation.
The suggestion was adopted with
out dissenting voice. and the entire
assernhlage of distinguished clergy
ard laymen. rising. allied the church
with the glorious music q teis grand
hymn ~ the conclusion % the hymn
Rev Dr Mckfm offered prayer.
NJ = = Morgan suggested that
hyml 30. efs be sung. which was
likewise done. standing Or. Acklm
here took occasion 90 oIer thanksglV-
l-g FOR the absence OF pride and pretu-
dice among the delegates 20 this con-
vention. ard for the splendid and Elo-
rious manner in which the work had
been accomplished.
The secretary took occasion 20 re-
port that more WORK had been done
IN the fourteen days OF this corven-
tion then had been done ia nineteen
days ~ the session of 1904.
Here the message from the House
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

trs -eallrr 20 che above ~ the stcre-
ta-y. Rev. DR. Hodges. q. Maryland.
a5d-esscI the Gelesates. bitterly op-
posing the open pulpiL stating that =
vso-ls tend % shake TIE fealry %
many members and was opposed g.
apostolic suggestion Re tock occa-
e.1r 90 direct several rather sarcastic
-errsrks az ur. Huntington. @ New
YORK who quickly arose and states
rrnr he was not responsible Tor thc
open pulpit resolution Dr. Hodges
rhereupou withdrew his FORMER -e-
marks.
a statement credited % Afr. srctsor.
~ New York. that ~ House %
Bishops had voted urarirlo l-.r or
the proposed canon. was denied and
The Rev o.. PoIit. % Ainu-sota. ob-
tect-i to the d'-cussior as ro r.a t-e
Bishops had voted 20 the matter Com
siderable feeling was l.arltls.e ia
this discussion and the Chalr request
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

q that the delegates De calm.
Flnal vote On concurrence % the
proposed cannon was as follows
For concurrence Clergy. IL; iaity,
IS
Against concur-ence. Clergy. Is:
iaity. -
il was decided that az the end OF
The term OF the Presiding Bishop that
the rev oflcer should be elected by
vote OF the House OF Bishops. subject
70 the concurrence o. the House %
Deputies. and that his term OF once
should be SIX years. unless Re should
reach the age % seventy years before
his term expires or unless fl- other
good reasons re should be unable 20
serve.
u being evident that considerable
tine must eispse before the nnal NEE
sage from the House o. Bishops could
De received. e. most ntung tribute 20
the memory o. the South's great chief-
tain. Robert r. Lee was oUered- Rev
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

ot Bishops. stating that tho work ci
that body was completed and asking
THAI both houses adjourn 20 meet II
Holy Trinity Church az o'clock this
afternoon FOR service. after which The
convention would adjourn sine die.
with the singing OF the doxoloEy
the House OF Deputies adjourned "a
per the message from the upper house
The order OF services AZ Holy Trim
ity s. as follows. Bishop OF Dallas, In
charge % hrst part; Rev Dr.. McKirl,
IA charge OF two lessons. Bishop OF
Albany. Nicene creed and Collects. and
presiding Bishop- the address and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
Scattered Thoughts.
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE

By JAMES J. MONTAGUE
Arms. les. elbows aud nngers all thiaA
as vel as the b.sia.-sotezsssf
Z OR yesn I've ofisn wondered wig
lacked desermiHstion;
I've Away, Jet good Aiags set BY
By fatal vAciIlA6on:
I've lately learned that IA the jar
OF diseOrd in ny beinsi
My elbows. knees and shoulders are
Forever daAgeeins-
\ BURGLAR viGs me BY nishl
My feet decide to boot hlns
My hsnds. however. Aink ii's quite
The proper dodge 10 sAoo, AEzA
And While they're arguing what to do
Tc seal that burglars doom.
The l.ner lsisurely zoe, iAreush
My clothes sad leaves the rSezA
WTHEN take transatlantic rips
" My eyes elect 70 follow
The courses Of the stately ships
And w.seh the wsyslsh wslI0~v
My sas@seA. On tbs other had.
Thiak dOlsfuTy Of dinner.
Declares for res, and quis-ssd
la usually The winner.
WHEN MOTOR ssn honk-hOnk al n4
w My Isp wss shss ! ~ them.
My sPiris ssls ne earnestly
To sssd A-re sad defy the@
I sssnd lAsrs. N thsi helpless case
Upel. IN jus, niaass.
They esn an snh1l.nee and place
My fractured Persoa IN n
Il ZACH member has dsfsr-as thoo}zk
IL Wh<n ssddea joss surpiss them
I've really esos 70 shink ought
To ~ 70 hsrrsoaize faeas
1hsir izssss<s a are sureiy nine.
II Why not have sweet communists
| c~s I'll he pass Of n Inc
A.d forn ts~n N q gnioas
% .~s~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
PRESS OPINIONS.

Atlanta Journal:
The latest thing captured by Ralsult
- the town OF MoEedor. some day
this man VIII capture something worth
having
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SIS. 81 For Our SpotleSS

c. Sewing Machine
Machine
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way Each and every article listed in the catalogue high
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can order articles you wish from time time but
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already but you should have this large free
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CalI on Davis 3 RlacKerpy, 1Z6
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YELLOW SKIN.

Nine times out of ten the
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or. When the system is run
down and the back is weak.
1t is due to kidney and liver
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such condition, II your system
is not in proper condition,
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Notice.

Notice.
Parents are warned to keep their
boys and girls from trees passing
and stealing fruit from an enclosed
lot on First avenue and Amherst
street The lot is not public property
and l viii enforce the law regardless
of whose boy is caught stealing
plumS Mrs. Gam.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE
OF BONDS.

NOTICE OF ELECTION ON IssUEI
or BONDS.
To the VoterI Of Glynn County. Ca:
You are reby notified that an
election viii be held in and for said
,county on the 18th day of June
1907. to determine the question
whether or not bonds shall be issued
by said county in the sum Of sev
enty-fve thousand dollars. Cs75. 0O0
Of which fifty thousand dollars. $780,
0005 snail be used IN the construct
ion and furnishing Of the county
court house for said county, and
] twenty-five thousand dollars (s25-
A000) to be used in constructing and
vanishing a Jail for said county
Said bonds to be paid as follows:
Ten THOUSAND dollars ($1O,000) on
| January01, 1911, ten thousand dollars
100000 on January :, 1912, ten
thousand dollars ($1O.OeO) on Jan
uary i, 1918, ten thousand Js-1sA s=ziss
| 100000 on January !, 1917 ten
| thousand dollars ($10,000) IN Jan
uary 1, 1915: ten thousand dollars
(S10,000) January /, 1915 and fifteen
thousand dollars ($15,000) on jan
uary /, 1917, at which time said
bonds will be fully paid off. Each
and all Of said bonds shall Abear en-
terest from their date at the rate Of
five per centum per annum. such in
| terest to be paid semi-annually on the
first day OF January and July OF each
year. Such bonds. if authorized.
shall be issued and dated - soon
after they shall be yalidated~as they
can be reasonably sold and disposed
Of
Said election shall be held at sll
the voting precincts within the limits
Of said county in the same manner
and under the sames rules and reg
ulatisns that election of officers Of
said county are neld.
This notice is given IN pursuance
Of an order and resolution passed
by the Commissioners of Roads and
Revenues ofN4sid county on the It'll
Ja.r oe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-27

sea and this week Frank c. Murchie Of
Calais proved this beyond doubt by
hooking one Of the monsters and play
Ing it for an hour and three-quarters
on the Union pool. Many mill men,
section hands and fishermen saw the
fish and all agree that 1t was fully five
feet in length and must have weighed
so pounds. After drowning tho fish
almost completely Mr.. Murchie brought
it to gaff alongside the boat. The
man who handled the gaff found that
the hook would not go around the SAL
mon and in attempting to catch the
fish in the side aroused the big square,
tail to motion once more. Another
period IF play resulted and again the
fisherman brought the five fooler
slowly towards the boat, subdued and
Oh its side. in full view. 1t was just
at this time that the spoon hook pulled
out after the strain upon it, and the
salmon fOated away. The two men
noled after ii as it floated and after
chase of ten boat lengths nearly sue
ceeded In reaching it when it slowly
recovered feeling and swimming pos
ture and moved off
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MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
An Appeal From Aroostook.
(F'ort Fairfield Review,

0FOFt fiITIItlu NCNltW'
Aroostook needs men-womcn, too
more keenly than ever before. Fort Fair
field, az the greatest farming town in
New England, needs them worse than
any otter town. Good men are now get
ting from $50 to $40 a month, all found, on
our farms. They Will soon, during the
potato-disginS season, be getting from
s. to s. IA day and board. After that they
can hire in the woods for all winter at
from $40 to $40 a month, and work on the
drives in the spring for 50 Il day, all
found in every instance Where can
common laborers do better than this,
the best usage they ever had should
start at once for Fort Fairfield, Aroos-
took county, Maine.
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BORN.
KNox-

KNOX. Ell
Pockland July Is. to the wife Of Fred'
+. Harding, daughter @4st
Pleasant Point, July 10. to the wife of;
Dave Miller. a daughter. MH
Friendship. July 10, to the wife OF W1&
ter WottOr. twiE sons. x
North Washington. July, 4. to the wifs
of George Turner. twin sons.
Stoninstcn,s July 2, to the wife Of
Vincenzo Destefanis.sa daughter.
OXFORD. M
NJ Gaene. q daughter: July - to thu
wife OF Webster II. 5Kilgore, n dough
ter. Jnly 5. to the. wife off, Edmond
Labassiere. asson; July L.. to- tfssss wife Ok
Frank Millera daughter. 80 rs s s. Z I
Brownficid. July !, to the WIG - Fra
]. South Paris. July 8 to the wifes se1
O,istieid. July 5, to the Wife q ~ l.
l.. Bryant, daIiEhter.' Medic lee:
June 20. to the wife OF Harold Cushman
a. son, Harold Millett. ~ .
sPYris. July T., to the ;wife OF Howard
Mcllister, a daushter
\ SOMERSET.
I Palinyra. July 8, to the wife of L. G.
Lexington. July 8. to the wife Of e.
mer F.. Taylor. a. son
SoloH, July 10. to- the wife of A. C.
Hcald. daughter.
Skowhesan. July 1, to the wife Of
Eldon Boyd. daughter.
WASHINGTON.
PASSPORT. July 10th. to the wife Of
Peter F. L,eignan, daughter. July 18th.
tn the wife of Frank G.. Spates.
daughter