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Evening capital., 1907-06-20
NAVAL BOARD MAKES REPORT.


TIE Nasal Bsard of Ina1irT ass
male its report 80 -ecretarv - tae
Navy Ncteaif. 60 wble1 g e1.-s tn--
tlse lli-fated Iaaneh - tse Ainaes'l-1
vent - the t,ottem on tse nlEae A
Jane gO a. 3 fesafi ~ aat lrg sfr1e- q
steel cable Uitb Uhteh ta~ teEAA
crisneld was tDwing n1Fg earrg aAf
a unrnfer - l1ae1e1 frefgt ears srNm
Cape Charfe9 ~ Norfota-
-errefarg Metealf Cd nnE satisfied fe4H
tbe- report q well ErugEeia14. Ale .le- 60
thai fhe 8amaxe shows 90 tss .alrl
coui4 have leen e1GsaI hT ife camanE
in eoafant wffh = stsei eaes9- lfs 81
more lreIlse1 e. Believe taaz fe
launch efraek q iaExe aeerg le1a aaaF
whleh lies fD = Giseef l5ne astwees t-ie
Erpoeition pier an& the Ia-fies,ip
Connecfleut-
TIe has arlere1 ti,e favesfl zsfiam ca
proeeeI faftllef aad mffl not uase tae
report ~ sbe hoarI ~ fa4atEg rHta
unfff ffYe eauae ~ the disaster aae taaa
definitely esga1llsbet. I1er8 - ne
fntlmafion q anFfhlnE eH6miral ln
tbe boasd'E rarorl. The omIg irregl-
lar feasars uas fhe faflgss - lse esp
tain - lle faZ a. feneFf fhe aaea.Ient.
bot Il IS gerY roasEbfe tNat fae n9na
i,einH sfofmy aad tlIa aafes fra
high rls men a1oari tae fue aat
barge bal ~ 1ntimnflfn % oe tle eas
sion
Omeials ~ tbs LaaFB 81 sarers lssnE
engineer8 - ffle afaaUgag4s a1ur
afe inclined g. the teIfef ra4t fasfaer
investigation rfli ssoE faaf tae FFafl
- the naval bOaFi 0f ingaAsv 81 euf
rect and tbat tbe laaneb eaase O. xrisi
90 tise steel cable.
just before fEe ha1tIesafpa NH.Hs
Iowa. Nains and ln.ifeaa sallerl lrra1
Hampton Roasls yesterday ~ taa
s,5ef ~ drill grymnsss, om ere F-
efDfa Capes. ~ 0rier Nas poafett trlnl
tbe flagship. tiIe Onf0e oaeEtEg a
ward ~ 80 for tile he.fr os GiAsasr-
man lfe0rt clay 1sr1n- ene - ere
eleven victims - fbe lll-fatef iaaaea-
TIE Minnesota Fsmas2e4 lm tr
roads. afa her boafs. vita fhose - f.la
cruiser EF00LiVn. aaffleah5D Eeea'
| and monitor Nlpaf0nen10ir an3 eeN ra
Government tHga. afs stlll seafallne
fbs wateFs ~ Hampton Hoasls ln com
neetl0n wlfh tfe aeest.eDf. Iae lat
fIesbip squadron Wfll retau - lls
foads in = few daFss
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
CIV WaRHEID 10 MAKE ADDRESS
State TeacheTs' Association 70 Meet
A Jamestown Next
tuesday.

The Wary fand state Teachers As-
sariatfan which meets nest Tuesday
af jamestown will be uf more than
usnal interest Governor swanson.
81 virginia. uiil make the address 81
4eIcoue and Governor Warheld. -
Mars land. wfIl make ihe response.
ur James 81. cain. president ~
Washington foilcgs. and former vice
president &c Sc. Iohu's college. this
eftv. and president 80 the Mary land
state Irarhafs Assoc iati0u. wIll de-
liver fha annual address. The follow r
ing morning ~. J. u. .ggiest0m, JF.
@fatr ~uperintaudenf ~ Education
far Virginia. and pr. M. Bates ~fepn-
ems. STATE superintendent Of hduea-
ilun 81 5. srpland. wili b. fho speak
ars.
Om THURSDAY morning Miss Van 3.
MlIdfeu. supreV isuF ~ primary work
81 caroline eoumtv. wiik give faIk
au ..~ferV Telling fts Place in Eflu-
cation. = Agriculture in lhe schools
nlII bn lha suhiect uf au address ~ a
representative 81 fhr mited States
uerartnaeut af Agriculture. a bust
ness session wiil be heId om Friday
morning. Is mumher ~ sectional
meetings wili 80 held fufing tse con
samliam. The afteruuans amd evenings
haea Nenn ieft open for sight seeing.
Iar fnsiIe INN viii be heaIquartefs.
IEn committee iu enarge consists -
Nfhers s. g5uN AZ. Berrymau. Annie
I. johnston g.. Af. Noble and MARI
M EuHHTa-
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
nfN cONMIEgsHI.
Capt. Benson 70 saccsed COlgsc5-
rsSEes.

81 was omeiallg announced - the
navy Department. Washiagfou- ges-
terdag that CaDt. a.. =. roiEoeoEee
eOmmaD1anf - eagefs AZ fle saqai
Academy. viii be placed 90 fae rr-
tired list - tile navy 1une ~ Wifa
the rank - rear admiral.
The retirement eall ae l-s...Ae AZ fle
request ~ captain Colgoeore rglo
viii take adgautags - bls aersfee o.
tbe Tfyll War, wbieh- snler rhe Vra-
gisign - section ffls ~ tias Zee seed
Statutes, gives eapfains <lo aage
served ~ flie Cfsu Mar fte prlsaIezs
u voluntary Fsfiremena Nrs tse
fank ~ rear almirale
CeafBnandsr Isers sog. llxAfisonse ln-
sDeetOF, Nlfb bea8g1srfers AZ fhaf.es-
1OH. =. g.. W5Il be fraasfeffei a. fte
naval AeaGemg f9 saeeee1 fan1ain
COI goe0fssses ~ eorgngan.lant ~ nsisl-
sbiymen. Ana9gneegaenf was aiso
male yesterday thaa IieBe. g. - enr
gsant. DOw % datF a1 fae ~ al aros
Ing grounds ~ lnlfan Gfsasi- SD
viii ~ Transferred a. fhe Nasal .sel.l-
eTgy ~ all g. ffs snpeFinGen,ieue-
C0mmaalsr fsEslZsF. who sseeutlT
Vas male principal assistant ealef 20
tl5e BaFeau - Nag5Zatfou- ufzl be
relieved - bis dutfgs 5n tae aareag
July T., when De wills ae promoted rn
TIE graie - captain 81 Nili tase
feH days leave ant fllen eome g. flle
Naval AeademV and familiarize Hiu-
self y itfI tfSs duties ~ bis ner oaaee
a. superintendent og file AeasiemF- lis
will actively assume fhe daties - Gle
office July ~. when Rear t'iu1frsi
sands. fie present gnper5nfenele elen1-
viii b. placed On the retired Iisf he-
cause - age
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

The Board Of County COmmIss ion
ers for Anne Arundel county received
additional complaints Of the alleged
danger 10 drivers Of teams and pedes-
trains at the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road COmpaDy's crossing at Brooklyn,
near Baltimore, at their meeting last
Tuesday.
The Commissioners took no action.
as there has already been a volumi-
nous correspondence with counsel for
the road on this subject. The road
finally placed a day watcbman AT the
Objectionable crossing. but residents
OF the locality say that the real and
in fact. greatest danger during the
present season Of the year is at night.
II is estimated that between 40 and
500 teams bearing truck cross the
railroad daily at the point in contro-
yersy. These teams At this season Of
the year leave the farm between 1870
aud o'clock each morning in order
10 reach Baltimore market In time
for the opening hour. At this time
there IL no watchman at the crossing.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
Alumni Elect Officers.

The annual meeting Of the alumni
association ~ Sc. Johns College was
held yesterday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers elected for the year:
President. Ridgely +. Melvin, An
napoIis; first vice-president, J.. Dor
sey Gasasway, Annapolis second vice
president, w. Thomas Kemp, Balti-
more; secretary, B. Vernon Cecil,
Annapolis: treasurer, Il. Kent Green,
Annapolis; executive committee,
James A. Fechtig, Jr.. and J.. u.
Keen Ciaggett. Baltimore; B. Vernon
Cecil, A. ". Woodcock, Annapolis.
and s. Roland Hopkins, Hartford
county.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

Mr.. Frank 4. Nuur0s, who has
been spending some time with her
mother. Nrs. Hall, af Davids0ngIile,
has returned home.
Miss Mary SelImau % Hockey
visited friends iu town yesterday
Mrs. Redgrave. wife - C0n1dr. De
w. 9. Redgrave, a. :. y, - staying
at the 'LOeusfs. David-0nviiie. this
county.
Lieut.. Arthur y. Owen=. e. =. 81. q.
- visiting the family - bi- Uncle.
james ". Owens E-q.s
Miss Mary Speerz, Of Earleigb-
Heights-On tbe--everus = visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Emma Rullmau. u Baltimore.
j. visiting SIR. ard Mr.. W Henry
Huffman, West street
Mrs. Walker, and daughters Ni-sez
HettIe and Nellie Walker and Ers.
Walkers small -On, who have been
residing IN Annapolis Tor the past ten
months. expect 10 leave here the Last -
this week for Denver, Colo.
The family of Mr. Nicholas n
Green, States Attorney, are stopping
with Mr. and Mr.. " II. Burns. 81
Burnside.
Miss Grace Howard, daughter o.
Capt i. II. Howard, e s. y. left To-
day for West Point, where she viii be
the guest Of Lieutenant and Mr-. VI.
ID. smith, u. = Army.
Mrs. Ella a. High who has been
has returned 10 her home in Iioga. Pa
Special Clearance saIe-z0 per
cent. discount on all Hats aud Fancy
ers al Mr.. J. u. STRANGE. 9l5 Main
St, next 10 Rid0ut's. Ill
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

gaL newaId Tilrhman. Secretary -
state. IS now earfs lu- ~ ~ interest
ing earfespouslaure Ser tlle rurpose of
obtaining Ger the state iiuuse poF-
tfaat 81 sir Eousrt Eden. lass Lord
psnprietaF of Mary tamil. 81 has been
sefllesl taaf tHern IS nn portrait ~
t..seersnr F.ieu iu fHis euuutry. but
afHnef Eiigauam bias ascesf1inesl
taaf nne is is the possession uf Fred-
er5eE Wugtun Ften. 80 London. Enz-
ian.I q descendant ~ tsoNeFmaf filem-
tm effort wifi he ma.le to seeure a
rsuv fsF tla state iiauss- toloueI
EltehmaH hsst communicated with
~ir William F.ieu. the ureseut head
nf the hauso uf Fleu. aud was referred
nr hiu, e. che ou nef of the portrait
Naluuol Talrhmau viii write - the
latter.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
WORKING FOR MISSIONS
Baiumore District Holds Aar1aI
Meeging An Interesting
Program

Eaa aannal nrcfiux - tle Baiii-
rlafa District 20 Noua1 EHrei2u
Missionary -sseietT was fseil Aefe -
Eae. Lhe morning session was called
- .sf.sef 80 I4 o'cieeA in tie first
81. N ghures. NFs. summers in The
ehair
safh tae ehurea and au1itofium
anH tae Inwer raos were Hfofnsfly >
lannrntn4 Wlsh Howera ama it was p
trnffal Harai Haner tlat greeted the
sf4sfaas in fhs auslIenee foom a. rest
- 5n tha ~uufaag seNssai fHDaas nefe
= IeIi~HffnI luncheon was served
GMa warrfau1 Evenae aHxiiiaFT vas
nfaennt and emitted wfth tHN llrsf
aarea aurilfafv eu tbis OCCASION
tt ease morning session after 4eFo-
EanmHI exercises. as afi4EMes Nt Met-
rnnaa uas delivered uv Mrs. tseor<e
W FllIser nlfa 81 ~. Miller. pastor
aN aan Htrst w E Ehnr#H. um behalf
-ar tass ehureh and also eu -aenalf -
ffarr lan.E saanae 81. b.. fhufea auE il-
asfIes. Ia1s was responded tn ~ Mrs.
Summers.
ffrs. Anna BreNar sang a beautiful
eafa fEuiA 1nHM ffv tfants an4
Mre. It4rleues rad an auur9rriate
-rfiftafe sfteetiHu au tha samaritan
.sasnan. lm which tgrs. ilarlsoek ua.ie
anHl in1fsan eu verses ta tle rleao -
t.aaa The water of g.ife. SIRE.
8Imntlee. mife. uf ta# see- hr. iunf-
.ar. raaI saae very aatafsstttny r.
naffa fram misetemsries iu foreign
MaEta especially fn koraas in whieN
tnmnrofIs aaaiilafles are greatly tu-
fartu4 a Foun9 Eifl tlfff
Nhnm CHEFS ~ @ watnfafn.
Wrs. s. Gnn. wlp wEs - Aa
erred az aIIras and is tae bright,
particular STAR of tbe woman E0rei3n
ffiastunarr society. was unable 60 he
present ewing lo iIlness- large rep
rasentaf en- of delegates froul the Bal.
ttuure District were present.. lhera
.-ILL b. a. allnlnnnn aa..-ln.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
FOURTH or JULY DISPLAY.
watsrcarnivaI and PyrOteehnies

s committee composed Of Mr.
Hamilton Adams Gale. Nr. Joseph
Vs.. Trautwein and SIR. J. Boyd Dex-
ter. are arranging for the celebration
of the night Of the Fourth 81 July in
good oid-fashi0ued style. even II the
Iay is not celebrated.
To this end the committee hopes to
have a water carnival with one hun
Ired boats in line illuminated and dec
GRATED. a prize ~ $50 viii be given
o. the boat having the bar ds0mest
display. 50 10 the next and si5 and
$40. respectively. 10 others in line
" inning the prizes.
The carnival will start from the Long
Wharf or on the Naval Academy. the
lire ~ boats proceeding up Spa creek
AMI returning to the harb0r. ON the
return trip there viii he a pyr0technic
display. each boat sending OF its own
fireworks.
a meeting has been called to appoint
Judges and to arrange entries aud sig
mails for pyrotecnics that there may be
uniformity.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
Yellow Fever a Thing Of The Past

Mason j.. Mitchell. Of Panama. who
has been spending a twO months va
cation in this country. spent the day
in this city. Mr. Mitchell has been
In Panama three years and Is ccnneet-
ed with large banking house there.
lie is very enthusiastic about the canal
and says IL will be completed Within
eight years. lie says the health con
ditiOns are excellent and that yellow
fever is a thing 81 the past.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

PeeksklIi, =. T., June ~. With
impressive ceremonies near here today
work was formally inaugarated in one
Of the greatest engineering nndertak
ings in the worlds bfstOry--tbe ague-
duet which is to supply New York
city with water ffOm the Catskill
mountain region. THE agueduct will
be- the greatest Of ancient or modern
times. 10 will cost ti6l 900, ,OO0-s2O,
900. 900 iB excess of the estimated
cost Of the Panama canal and thirty
times the cost Of the Corintb Canal,
which the Rom an Empire under Nero
undertook but did not finish. 4 large
official party from New YOrg city
pafticipatede In tho ceremonies mark
ing the Inauguration Of the work Of
construction. II is estimated that IL
will take between fifteen and twenty
y ears 10 complete the aqueduct.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

sewanee, Tenn, June ~, during
the ensuing seven days tie D8iyef-
sity ~ the South S.WiIl be eB fefe ~
celebration Of its semi f-centsBDiaj an
nfversary, Tor mOfe tban a year
plans have been going forward for the
colonization and now that IL - ~
hand there ~ abundant evidence - in
dicate tlIat IL will be one ~ the most
memorable occasions IN the history %
the famed institution Already many
~ tie alumni and other friends ~ The
university have arrived 10 take part ~
tie weeks programme ~ reunions and
exercises and IL IL expected tbat be-
fore the end Of the week there viii
be- an enormous crowd on hand, The
program IL 10 BE- usbered IN tonight
with the exercises u the SOpberiDi,
IN Forensic Hall.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
sewsnee's Golden Jubilee Celebration
Summer s<hod Of the Somh.
GREAT ENGINEERING WORK
BEGUN

Portland. Ne. JBDr zO.--Tbe 5nain
tbor0ughfares ~ Portland seFe re-
splendent today Niti ions upon tons
~ flowers. floral designs and an e2trav-
agant prOfnsiOn ~ bunting. The 0cca-
sion vas fbe 0feaIDg ~ the two days
rose carnival initiated by the Cham
bes ~ Commerce. The program calls
for several psFades AID feles 10 which
the school children ard numerous
societies and organizations are - take
part.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
DIED

BERRY On Wednesday June D.. %
nj her lafe residences college Campus
Mrs.. JrHrEr WILSON BERRY W id0w
af lhe tate Naihau a. Berry aud
daughter 90 John Dushane. 81 Balfi-
mnre. aged s. year~.
Fer nearly - YEAR resident upon
tae Camru- 20 -f. Johns College.
Euual fram ~t. AIMEE church on
saturday morning st II o'clock.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

The t. s.. s. olympia. capt. =. =.
Howard. commanding otIleer. tne Jag
ship nl lss summer cruise. arrived on
tHe Naval Academy shortly after I
IS eIsek fhiH afternoon with forty four
nltshipmou of the thirl class out of
Jas These fuffv lauf midIies VIII ue
transferred Is the severn. and the
Olympia win pruCoed CD join the mon
ftars nf tho cruise az Hampton Roads.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20
Propess 70 PrIn, City Code.
uVFIIN ~ TIIK CiTY CIEHk.

~ EF0l-Is y u, IlIue D. ~.
fsranoaals wfl he received At tle office -
the tfV t-sarA Hw faE tumulfttee or Bylaws
artf tIf.ilnant es 81 tsle NttT GunENil Of Anna
rtlIs 4ntN aeon au MaNHtN. 5uue 2Afh
t.aIs assr urEnftnn ant nlcflrE aNe hundred
raNsaM &c taa NEtw tpte 90 ANm4rulf*. one
r1sralred ia gtctn anti Sour aunared GO PAPER
htndE1E. Use stF IE T. - tnR e1rue ssthe pres
ent Aoste. NnrF can he seen arou app. l~a-
ttan Mt tNN mFNrM 81 city NtNrks Bids 20 he
r4asfH Ter NaEF ass addressed 70 the Chair
HfaH 81 ere Committee nu Bylaws nnd tir-
Iinaares IS tlE fItg caaFIf &c tuuarssiis.--
NN 9Esfer af tHF NsaFd.
fsN PHIL r. P0RTER. Cify clerk.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

A~E-fn loving. but sad remem-
hrauce. ~ INV beloved husband
CmAMGE4 CmASE. who departed
tins lfge December -. 1900. SIX
months ago today. after long pain
fal llnes@. iookiuE forward 10 the
glnrlou- resurrection, when We shall
al meet agAiu.
Ey Hi~ Wlrr amt CWIluREx.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

ur ". =. WclCh. she city health
oMeer. IS making his regular tour of
inspection. and asks All property own
ors e. keep their Promises clean. Fhe
Inefag fasiiv says that he relies upon
fae5r hearty ees operation ln maintain
ing l1e excellent sanitary condition
uhEeh teu1s to make uur city healthlul
an1 attractive.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

Capt. q. =. COIvOc0resses. command
ant Of midshipmen ~ the naval AealI-
emy, is ordered 10 Be placed ON the
retired list June 20. in accordance
with the provisions II Section I445
Of the Revised Statutes. with the
rank 0f rear-admiral.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

New York, June ~. The oldest.
richest and most popular - tbe great
baB1ieaI,s for horses ~ mature age %
tlle most metropolitan tBff, THE annual
race for the suburban Handicap, viii
De FoD this afternoon ~ tiSe opening
~ fl,e CoBsy Island Jockey cigb's
June meeting on the ~bespshead Bay
race tfaek, Sever 10 fiis years ~ ifs
history has tie great turf event failed
- attract large attendance, Duf in
This year ~ eEffaOfdiDaSy property
FOR racing affairs even gfeateF things
have been anticipated,
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

Knoxville, Tenn, June ZJ.--AIl ar
fangements aTe now pracfieaIlg com
pletsd for flIe opening - i0s summer
school ~ fJe South ~ ~ University
~ TenBeSsey next week, - continue
until early IN August. 80 viii be
tie sixth annual sessjD8 IOfSNbat has
become during the past few years The
best known Of All tie summer schools
for teachers in the South. For the
approaching session - courses ~
slndy and ~ public lectures, readings
and music fecitaIs are announced.
The work will BE- conducted ~ .
corps ~ - Instructors from TIE great
universities, normal schools and pub
lie school systems throughout the
United states. There will b. eOufses
Of..stndy for. teachers 81 All grades from
10 kndergarteU - the higher branches
81 leaning.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

Thc Helpers League ~ II. Martins
German Lutheran Chui ARE arranging
Tor picnic nj BOuel next Wednes-
dav. June &c. Theg will be a pig
race. potato race. q race, swimming
races. row ing races, running races,
ETC.. for which prizes will be offered.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

%OTfOlk. Va, June zO,--Tbe mem
bers ~ the VffgiBia BaDksFs' AssO~
citation met ~ tie Exposition today
and began their fourteenth annual
convention. President a. ~, sehUarz.
bOpf, Of ibis city, called the gathering
~ order and Rev. James -. owens,
u NJ. PgnI's Church, offered prayer
Judge John ~. Woods, ~ Roanoke,
responded ~ tie greetings extended
~ Pr dent Tucker and others, and
gsesllgat-schWafzbOpf delivered bis
annual address. The opening session
was brought 10 a close with the an
nnaI reports ~ Eecretafy y, ~, Cat
llHg,fOf LyncbDgfg, and Treasurer ~,
A. Williams, ~ Richmond.
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

Petersburg. "a June -, -Cogfed-
crate veterans u. Virginia JOins1 With
Union veterans .Of PennsyItauia ~
impressive ceremonies today attend
Org u Col. geoTge w, HOWau and
other members ~ the Forty elgbtb
Pennsylvania who fell while charging
FORT Malone, ~ Prince De0rge county
near here. April z, fsg5. n Wes the
forty eighth PeDnsyiyanja Regiment
II BnTnslds's eOrDs which dug the
mine whose explosion created the eel
ebFated crate ia tye Confederate lines,
Evening capital., 1907-06-20

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-23

Through. three different sales made
by Judge T. G. HALEY since his ar
rival from Portland he has disposed
Of a portion of his Umatilla county
property. A 40-acre piece of timber
land on Cabbage hill was sold to
julius Huddeman. The 100 acres Of
wheat land near Athena was sold to
Robert Koppock for the price OF
$1S,6O0, while ESQ acres Of land on
his Wild Horse ranch were sold to
Polydore Moens for a consideration
of $4,000.
The land sold to Mr.. Moens lies
south of the railroad track and ad-
joins Mr.. Moen's ranch. Mr.. HALEY
still has 1000 acres in his Wild
Horse farm and all Of the improved
property. Also he still owns his resi-
dence property in this city. :,
The quarter section of wheat land
near Athena, sold to Mr.. Koppock,
was without improvements and the
price of sS5 per acre is almost a rec
ord for that class of land.
While here Judge HALEY has ar
ranged to have a band Of Is Of his
fine Duroc Jersey hogs exhibited at
the fair.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-23
BUYS HOLDMAN STORE.

A. Z. Greiner OF This City Buys Out
W. N. Parrish and VIII Take
Charge at Once.
A. f. Grenier, of the Oregon Lum-
ber company. has just purchased the
store Of Holdman operated by W. N.
Parrish. He will take charge Of the
business next Monday and intends to
add to the present stock of the store
and build up the business beyond its
present bounds. HE will carry a
good general stock of goods for a
country store and will also handle
fuel, lumber and barb wire, etc.
Mr.. Greiner has been with the
Oregon Lumber company here for
several years and he is the son-in-
law of A. w. Robinson, manager of
the business here. He is an energetic,
capable young business man and has
great confidence in the future of the
Holdman country where he is to To-
cate. Mr.. and Mrs. Greiner have sold
their home here and they will move
to Holdman within the week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-23
TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
Convict's Stripes Will Deprive Will
liam c. Kelch OF His Family.

Convict's Stripes VIII Deprive Will
liam c. Kelch OF His Family.
With her husband now wearing the
stripes of convict in the Idaho
penitentiary Mrs. Fannie F. Kelch
has started a divorce suit in the cir
cult court here, the complaint being
filed Saturday afternoon by Peter
West.
According to the divorce complaint
the Kelchs were married on April IL,
1908, and they have three children.
At the June session of circuit court
at Caldwell, Idaho, the husband was
convicted Of the crime of grand lar
ceny. For the offence he was sem
fenced to serve two years in the state
penitentiary at Boise and is now do
ing so.
AS the conviction of a felony is
held to be justification for a divorce
it is presumed the complaint will be
granted. No other allegations are
set forth by the defendant.
Mark Sturtevant Sues.
This forenoon divorce proceedings
were started by Mark A. Sturtevant
against Nora A. Sturtevant, the COM
plant being filed by Peter West. Ac-
cording to the complaint the parties
were married here on February 25
1901 and have four children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-23
Dairying Pays Well.

L. ]. Jordan, OF south of Enterprise,
has been milking 16 cows for the last
three months, and received $50 a
month for butter fat from the Wal
Iowa Valley Cream company. This,
besides the skinned milk which he
says is worth 25 cents per cwt. as feed
for pigs. Seven of the 16 cows are
but 2-year-old heifers. The Wallowa
Valley Cream company paid s1425.15
for butter fat during the month Of
August at its two factories. This is
the largest amount ever paid to the
farmers of this county In one month
for dairy products.-Enterprise News
Record. '4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-23
Apples from Dry Hill Land.

d. Howdyshell the well known far
mer residing nine miles northwest of
Pendleton on the high ridge dividing
Stage and Despair gulches, is exhib-
iting some fine apples of different
varieties at the district fair. The ap-
pies grew without irrigation on what
is perhaps the highest and driest
backbone in the western portion Of
the county. They are we'll matured,
of excellent size and flavor and are
an illustration of what may be done
in the hills IL only a little care is
given to orchards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-23
NEW PENDLETON PASTOR.
Rev. j. ID. Lewellen Comes to the NJ
#, Church, South, I'm This City.

At the East Columbia conference
held at Walla Walla for the Walla
Walla, Spokane and Boise district of
the NJ. E. church, south, it was an
nounced that Milton would be the
next place for the annual conference
to be held.
Rev. H. S. Shangle, who was pas
tor of the Milton and Pendleton
churches, has been transferred to
Milton alone. Rev. ]. d. Lewellen
has been transferred to Pendleton
as pastor and he will also be presid-
ing elder OF this district. Rev. F. n
Looney, who has been here for some
time, has been transferred to White
River, Ark.
Rev. ]. w. Compton was appointed
missionary secretary of the confer
ence and Rev. H. S. Shangle agent for
the Columbia college at Milton.