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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23
TENTATIVE
De SUICIDE.
Dos h0rIdus d arua bIinpa 1 md ngIsr.

Ponce, Noviembre 81 - CoEonel Ha-
mil. San Juan.-Cabo Lopez Cepero =
guardia JoE6 Al. Lopez srrestaEon Rnoche
JoHS Otero, autor eEcalamieatO en- co.
meEcio de Noriega , Ca, ocupandO efeCtos
TobadoA Captain FeEn6ndez NatsE.
Toa Alta. En- Ia mafisnR de hoy tEat6 de
BuicidaFss individuo Francisco Bravo del
barriO 'sPiha1" d6ndoss una punalada en-
el vientre. IovestigaCi6n practicRda 90
deduca suts padsce de snsgenRci6n mental,
Hiendo conducido Ell pueblo donde He le
preSsntaron los primeroB auxilios. Juez
entiende en 81 agunto.-CAbo Soto.
PatiIlas. .-AcRbo de arEeatsH Juan
Vega que ayer infri6 dos heridas de arma
blanca su cOnoUbina, So autadO es gra.
ve.-Cabo Arroyo.
Gurabo.-Anoche auxiIiado por guar.
dis Echevarrfa. sorprsndi iugadR de ds'
dos On bRFEio Rinc6n aEreBtando Ouatro
individuoa oCupando dinero dadoS,-
Cabo EcheyaErfa.
Bayam6n.- -sOTpEendida hoy iugada de
gallos On Ia poblaci6n, arrestandO tres
1efioEes denuneiando & cineO que no die
ron la fuga, ooupandOle1 galIo8 pslesdoa.
-CGbo Santos I0neE,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23
De SOGIElAD.

Oon0ulta De nssdiccs "A medic dia de-
hoy ss ha vIelto & celebEar otTa cOnBults
para tratsr del eatado ca que 30 enCuentEa
nueBtro iluBtFa compntEiota 81 senior Luis
Muiioz Rivera, Cuyo egtRdo paEeCe que
empeor6 nm tanto anpChs.
La isbTs que aver anteayer habfa de-
crecido, Bubi6 anoChe soateni6ndoBs en- la
msfsna de hoy en- una mks aItR tension.
Dessamos IL diatiDguido CompAtEiota sl
mas favorable resultado en- Ia dolencia
que le rstiene On 81 lecho.
Gratis yiestu.-Nuestro bueuos amigos
los diGtinguidos espolos Fes,z BaSOBa, han
tsnido anochs una ggatisima vihita con r.
Venida 81 mundo de an monisimo beb6'
que viene ooImaT Ia ventura de ene dul'
CO hogaT.
AL felicitarles poF 81 gFatfaimo auceao,
deseamos que el nuevo Cristiano hRlle en-
II vida Ia mGB tranquila existsnciR.
"A 6aiIar.-Hoy On el Parqne ? mahAna
en- 81 Casino rendir6n quito TeFpafcore
los muchos amautea que aqui tiene la sim
pftica DioBa.
Para Il "Purfaims" hay gran auimaCi6n
81 baile del Casino promote ser de los
mas bEiIIantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23
M0VImientO De CaTGeIes.

En- MsyagIsz fuaron puestOs On libsrtad
por habsr cumplido cOndena los indivi'
duos Higuientey: Jose Lugo, Angel Jusino
y Pedro CaEEeraa ingrssan Cumplir
Condena Josefa Ramos y Rivera y Juan
Alicea.
I'm Ponce ingreBaron On ID gaIors de
sumRFia Juan Marines, Jon6 OteTo, Rs
mon Boch, Ramon Rsnta, Juan NsEaric,
MarCelino Centsno , PantaIe6n Rodri'
gueE, habi6ndoss puasto en- ibertad por
habsF cumpIido Genaro Dfaa, Sergio
Cort6I y Ramon Figueroa.
De Ii cRrcol de Arecibo han salido das'
-puea dc cumpIir condena Nepomucoro
Ma1que1, Ricardo Noble, Julio GonaaIes
Soto, Antonio Viuda OOrt6s J JOs6 Castro
Rivera.
En- AgusdilIa fuaron tambien pueatos
On ibsrtad loB individuoa DiOnisio Sierra
no J Balbino Rios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23
NOTAS Y NOTlCIAS

two, Los miembros que de 81 ss hsllan en-
eata islR, y los otFos consejsroB, para ira
tar del RBunto enmiendR de frsnquicia So
IiCitRds poF ls compsfia que eSt6 cons
tFuyendo 81 ferEooarril de Rio Piedras 4
OSgusg.
Ell ingenisEo de ls ciudad senior Ro.
driguez manifesto IN comps nero nueGtro
con ocasi6n del incendio que ocuFri6 en-
PueEta de TERRA qua ICON preSupueltcB
de 2 centavoa no podian hscer trRbaios
de s." reiriendoae que la fslta de bo'
cas- de incendio de material mas COM
plsto para 81 Bervicio de los bombsFos no
podfa cubrirue con aOigaaeionOs exiguas y
ha meneateF muchoB gaetOg. De Rcuerdo
Sale para Mayagusz hoy On asuntoa
pRTticulaTes, nuestTo estimabla G0mpa6ero
en- Ia prensa Btfior Magin RaldiriB.
Sc encuentra en- sBta ciudad 81 doctor
don Santiago We've, de Fajardo.
-Hs Aido TepaFtido pFofasamente por
esta ciudad un foIleto Rnuncio Eecomen
dando 81 uHo del medicRmento llamRdo
"HestomacurA"
-AhoEa Tesulta que segdn una FeSpa.
table opinion, como 10 es una opinion
Hiempre, dice que Ia peste que 50 aisnte
desde Rlgdu tempo en- Santurce es oCaSio.
NADIA poF los manglaFeG de aquelloE alrsde-
dores; pero como resulta que los manglarel
existen Biemprs la peste se suele BentiT
con iutsrmitsnCiRs de disH y diBtintRE
horaB, Ia opinion no resUlta muy fundadG
que djgRmes
-AdelsntRn FSplu.- nts las obrRs de
do la tenerfa que construyen On las cerCa.
nfas de "MiramRr" en- SantuFcs, los se
fiores SuceBorss de A. MaYol Ca. del
alto Gomercio de elta plaza.
-Ss infoFma que aIgunol pFopietsEiol
de cssaa de vivienda On la caTreteFR do
Santurce tratsn de IlevaT & efecto, en- lG
| 6poca de ascs, una prueba del uso del
petr6leo para mitgaT 81 polvo en aquells
y de cuyo asuuto BE Ocup6 en- 'Ls Cores
pondencia" hscs RlgunoB disB el inganieEo
gefior del Vale Zano
En- breve volveTa hRcsr ejsFCicioE
de pE6ctica ID bEigada de bomberos dt
SAntuFce.
-Ha regTesado "a TeBidencia de Ci
drR el iovsn Manuel BraEchi, out
estuvo eD San juan en- asuntoB parti
culaFeB,
Las noticias publicadas en- eBtR ciu
dad respecto al buen 6xito del goberna
dor Post en- 80 visjs Washington y q
pr6ximo Eegreso del Fsferido gobernador
han hecho muy buen efecto en- Ia opinion
pdblica.
-EI diR 80 del presents mes ceIebrsEsr
en- la corte de Arecibo 81 juicio que Hs Il
Bigue don Tomas Agrait, por fsIsifca
ci6n.
La conferancia p6blioa que Hs ceIe
braE6 en- Is l6giR "Bstancss" 81 msTts
pr6ximo astf cargo de don Federico De
getau , Gonzales.
La llegada de nuevos cargamento
de MADEIRA eHta ciudad psrmits que >
vue'vRn impuIEar Lar coDstruccione
de edifcioB para vivisndas que en- San
tuEes PueTta de Terra Bs est6n COnBtEu
yendo , que habfRn gufrido alguns pa
Talizaci6n.
-ss sigue trahaiandO aetivaments O.
la organization del nuevo aEchivo de i
SecEetarfa de Puerto Rico.
-MaflanR dcmingo celebTRr6 IN 6,
plendido baile an Ia cRlle do la Luna /
Hocisdad ''La Dslia," para 81 Cual rein
muCha animaCi6n entire Rus asOCiadog. l
divsrtirse.
Con motive de IaH defcienciaG al
material de incendioG compEobadas en-
pE6stica en 81 inosndio dc Pta. de TisEE1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23

catarro y otras
enfermedades. En-
mi casa Sc encuen-
ira stempre un
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23

-9s oncuentra en- esta ciudad 81 Hefior
Agustin GusvaFR, marshal de la Corte de
dist ito de Agusdilla que vino Oonducien
do pFssoa 81 penal de San Juan.
Aver Sc Vendi6 la carne de res en-
SSnturce, on 10 maHana, q 40 CBNtlVOS el
kIIo PoE ls tarde, la que qued6 sin ex.
psDdsF f06 ofreCida 81 pdblico & 20 Cania-
TOs kIlO,
-Ha estado recoiido on cana, con IN
btaque de Teuma on 90 EesidenCia de San
tuTco, 81 iuez del Supreme Lcdo. ]. M
Figueras, Cuya mejoTia cslebrsmos mueho.
I'm nueYo csTro para passjeros J en-
d que 90 encuentEan comodidRdss para
descanBRE dormir, hs sido pueato hoy al
saRvicio on la IfneR de San Juan 4 Maya.
gIss, por la Compaifa de fsrroCsrriles.
Una casR de viviands, de Lac conoCi'
das con 81 nombTe de 'Fanchones" = que
exiate en- Ia CRlle de "Duffaut' pide &
gritos una repaFaci6n. No 90 juSto que
los vaCinos que ALI vivsn pagan 50 buen
dinero por eI RlquileE de las pequefias
habitacioneg no pueden tsneT eHtas en- las
condiciones higi6nicas neceBariaH fsltando'
les dep6aito de materisE fecAleB y pintuTa
interior de Las hsbitacioneg.
-El mfor Teleaforo Andino, propieta
rio do SaDtuTce, se encuentTa enfsrmo dea'
de syeE. Que mejore.
La iunta local de Union dc CaguaS,
nombr6 como delegado la gran sBam-
bIea que ceIebrRTa IL coleotividad unio-
nista en- San Juan el Ola 80 del preHente
4 los BefioreS MaTce.ino Sol6 , Fernando
Marquee Roig
Aver & las dos de la taTde declararOn
ante 81 juez del Vale dos emplsados dc
Ia fabRica de baules que 80 quem6 snteH
de anoche tres testigoE. Los deCla-
Eantes no Habsn de que manera SO produjo
el inCandio.
Hoy terminarsn los trsbsjos que Sc
hacen en- lR c6rcel de Msyagtisz don.
de 10 inasalar6 Ia eacuels correctional.
-El IunsS & las p m. recogars 81
yspor "LuCksnbpk" IL correspondence
que hR de conducir para los Eatadol
UnidoB.
Programs de IaH piezas que tocarl
la banda de B @. 8. en- los jardines de-
adifcio
Viholo
2-overture 'Um Paul." pOr NJ
Leighton.
3.-Mouaico uobre motive de la opera
bufa LA Gran DuqpeBa," por Andrit.
4-Tands de vaiBeH, 'Ths American
Beauty.
5.-TaDgo do Ia sRrzusla, La Paloma
6.-Two Step, Alsgazsm.
7.-DanzA, La Margarita, por Tava
res. Band Master, Juan Viholo Saez.
En- todRs les poblRcioneH de Ia iala Ii
pEoponen CelsbTar con 81 mayor entuEiaE
mo las tgRdiCionRlea fastAs de 10 Purisiml
sl dia del entFante diCiembFe aHi com,
las misaa de "Aguinaldo''.
-El capit6n Cabrera de ls poliCis in
suIar infoEm6 aver & un reporter d
'La Correspondence" que ell 81 gsrvici
de viiiIanciR de SantuFce habfR is hom
brss, entire poliCial, "dstsCtivsa" y isfs de
pussto. De todoA modoB muchos vecino
do auueI extsnto poblado opiuau gus G
sscaSs la fueEza que ALI pEesta servicio
para atandeE convenientements Ia mejo
Vijilancia de 81.
Eats enfeEmG an au Tesidencls d
santurce, calle "DOf'Aut", una tierna min
del senior Pedro Bayonat y le deaeamo
EAtablacimiento.
-El lunes pE6ximo 30 reupirS en- 9
despacho del ComiBionado del 1nterior 9
Comit6 de fcanquiciaa del Conseio Eiscu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23

La Sefora Frances Wilson, Cslls Nell
son No. 81, Clinton, Mass, tiens Ia anna
biIidad de fnformarnos respecto al 6Kit0
con que tom6 nuestro preparadO.
''Si me huberan visto cuando estaba
enferma, y ST me vieran ahora, no ls
extraharfa porque es que tan Eltamente
recomiendo Ia Peruna.
"Padeef de un resfriado muy severe
que Rtac6 los bronquios y los pulmoReu.
"seguf sus instruceiones J despues de
haber tornado sells frascos dc Peruns, me
sentfs completaments bien.
"Yo creo que Ia Peruna es un remealo
maravflloso."
Todo resfriado, tos, bronquitil, larin-
gifts y tonsintis debieran ser ourados
como catarrO, pues en- verdad soE
catarros.
FL 6xito de la Peruna. al GurAr Sstas
Intermediates depends do que lR PorRRa
es IN remedlo para 81 catArrO.
Cura Ell catarro en- Oualquier parte del
sistema. En Ia gargants, en- los tubos
hronquales en- los pulmones.
J EtA nDFduO 90 II ElSlS mulElkHA Qo
- personaa, simple
SE EVIlV mente curandO 81
/ Ia ISIS cetsrro hntss de
que uegara les
| pulmones.
Elcatarro delacAbsza6 8 81 della gargan-
ta trata siempre Q Oextenderso hacia los
DUlmOnes.
81 Sc toma tio RpO h Peruna, svitara
OStos cases
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23
RE: '.REFIFj0S.'

Asf se titula un libritO dc poelfaa, que
90 ha sarvido remitirnos nueatEo buen
Compatriots ell senior @. Marines AooBts,
de Ponce , que ha editadO slegantsmente
On aqualls ciudad.
Contisne "a trabsjoa po6ticos del ilus'
tERdo amigo 81 acusArle Fecibo de au
coTt6s envfo, la felicitamoa por 81 nuevo
libEo con que viene enYiquecer Ia biblio'
graffa pusEtorriquena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23

NGFe las
queco nduc4
intermediates
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23

personas, simple
ments curAndO 81
cetsrro Antss de
que Ilegara 4 les
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23
SRA ADDIE HARDING.

DROBABLEMENTE cada case de tisis
I proviene de un resfriado.
La tisls est6 generalmente clasifcada
como enfermedad hereditaria, pero la
tisfs no es 4ereditaria.
Sc hereda una debilldad constitutional
que le deja expnesto a la tisis.
La tisis puede ser adquirida, aun por
personas que tengan pulmones fuertes.
La Sonora Addie Harding, 121 w.
Brighton Ave-, Syracuse, n. r, nos
escribe 10 siguiente:
CHE estado usando la Peruna por los
dltimos doce amos, y sinceramente les
digo que no hay medtcina metor en- La
terra.
stEs para mi nm preventive nara al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23

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a osd
dato
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qres eF6ando
ebdnaUh
es sypaia
po
kp dre digus
ted n
Ia
cias
to6n
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23
TERiIAN
FUERA TISIS.

ahora me siento completamente curada
de ls tos.
aeon placer dlgo Gtodos que Ia Peruna
me ha curado. Ocasionalmente Ia tomo,
y tambien la doy mia ni6os.
'iLa Peruna es 81 mejor remedio que
Sc conoce para tOs y resfriados, y como
tai Ia recomiendO.'
Un resfriado cuando 80 abandona es el
eamino de lG tisiS.
chaspersOnss So RESTRAIN , no hacen
case.
Escasamente SO han eurado del primer
resfriado cuando adquieren 81 segundo.
Sin curarse quizas del todo, Sc resfri-
an de nuevO.
Sc ecansan de tomar bromuro, quininaa
, vartos exPectOrantss.
En- este caso deben curarse ell cataxro,
porque es catarro de 10 que padecen.
On simple reafFiado es catarro agudO.
81 al resfriado se le permfte eontinuar,
re conYierte en- catarro cr6nico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23
PREVENTIVE
SECURE.

tra8co dc Peruna. Durant0 el afo pa
ds4Oo dos 8 tres veces de Ia garganta.
"siompre tuYe que reourrir los medi-
eos dos tres Yeces cadS veE que me
anfsrmGb8.
''POr mas que usaba la Peruna, nunca
Tssolvf tomarla para la garganta hasta
haco dos amos.
"Prob6 Ia Peruna con este fin y con
placer not6 que htzo desapareoer el ardor
que ssntfs en- la gargants.
Acualquier hora me euro la garganta
con Peruna, y sin ella no puedo estar
an momentO.O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23

Carta de Ia Sonora Mary Meyer, Ave
nida Thomson, Winfield, n. r:
"Por muchos aflos padecf de una tos
impertinente que muchas veces no me
dejaba dorm1r. Yartos crefan que estaba
tistca.
MHacen dos ahoa nna sehora me reco-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-23

s'HaCen dos amos
mend6 Ia Peruna.
Empec6 4 tomarla
entonces, c on el
mayor 6xito, y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
YOUNG MAN KILLED.
Boyd Ford Ran Down by Train--May
Have Been Deaf and Dumb.

Boyd Ford, a young man whose
home and friends have not been
found, was killed Saturday afternoon
by train No. 2 between John Day
station and Squally Hook. He was
walking along the track at the time
and evidently failed to hear the on
rushing passenge. train. He was
thrown from the track and when
picked up his left shoulder was
broken and he was otherwist injured.
At Arlington DR.. Dudson was call
ed to attend the injured boy and he
came up as far as Echo on the train.
However, the boy died before that
place was reached and his body was
brought on to this place.
But little has yet been learned
about the unfortunate. On his per-
son was hunters license issued at
Vancouver, Wash, and it contained
his name and gave his address as the
state school, Vancouver. Those who
saw the boy while on the train be-
lieve he was both deaf and dumb.
for while not unconscious he could
neither talk nor hear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21


Further additions have just been
made to the program for the county
teachers institute TO be held here on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
this week.
Rev. j. Whitcomb Brougher of
Portland, will deliver an address on
Wednesday evening. He will give his
audience the choice of two subjects,
THE Chief Idea of Education" and
What's Under Your HAITI" Rev.
Brougher is a speaker Of reputation,
and his part on the program will un-
doubtedly meet with appreciation.
Mrs. Ida Kidder, assistant secretary
OF the state library association, will
also speak during the institute She
VIII talk Friday afternoon upon the
subject of Libraries"
On Wednesday afternoon DR.. w. G..
Cole, county physician. will address
the teachers upon the topic OF school
Hygiene"
Good Musical Program.
Aside from the speakers a good mu-
sical and literary program Is being
prepared for the three days of the in
stitute. Solos will be rendered during
each Of the forenoon and afternoon
sessions. on Wednesday, the first
day of the institute, Mrs ]. r. Dick
sor will sing: on Thursday. Mrs. ].
S. Landers, and on Friday. Mrs. Anna
Selkirk Norton. The fact that these
ladies will be upon the program,
should fully compensate the teachers
for their enforced attendance at the
institute.
Miss Sadie Baum will also render a
piano selection during the institute,
and an organ solo will be played by
Mrs A. ]. owen. On Thursday even
ing, Mrs. w. H. Bleakney will give
reading.
During the three days of the coming
institute the local schools, along with
all public schools throughout the
county. will close to permit the teach
ers to attend the meetings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
PENDLEroN VICTORIOUS.
High School Wins From Weston by
Close and Exciting Score.

Close and Exciting Score.
BY the close score of II to 16 the
Pendleton high school football team
won from the Weston Normal Satur-
day afternoon. AS a result there is
Joy today In the ranks of the high
school student body and hopes are
high for victorious team this sea-
son.
In the game Saturday the Pendle-
ton boys played hard and had 1t not
been for several fortunate plays on
the part of their opponents the score
would have been more favorable to
Pendleton. Baker, fullback and cap
tain for the high school eleven, did
the heaviest work for that team,
though the other backs and the line
likewise played well. Injuries were
received by all Of those in the back
field, though no one was seriously
hurt.
Weston made all her scores in the
first half of the game, showing that
the Pendleton team became stronger
as the game progressed. Pendleton
made one touchdown in the first and
two In the second half and was forced
to play a hard game by Westons
heavy score in the first half OF the
game.
A game has been arranged for next
Saturday at this city between Pendle-
ton and Walla Walla high school
teams. AS Walla Walla and the Wes-
ton Normal have won a game from
each other and as Pendleton now has
won from the Weston team, highly
interesting contest is anticipated for
next Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
Looking TO Oregon.

oregon is attracting the attention
Of Russia and Baltic German immi-
grants. One inquiry received by the
Oregon Development league from a
thoroughly reliable source says:
Particulars desired of a tract Of
about 1000 acres of land suitable for
general farming and stock raising,
not more than 10 miles from rail or
steamboat transportation that can
be purchased for cash for not to ex-
ceed $50 an acre, for Russion col
ony." The inquiry further says:
"Our people are Circassians from the
Caucasus, honest sober, industrious
and physically the equal of any rate
in Europe. They will bring over
their Arab horses and Angora sheep
and goats. They will be a credit TO
any community in which they may
settle and IL satisfied will be followed
by immigrants from the Baltic Ger
mans and from Russia"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
SHoCKLEY COMING.
Will Again Direct Gymnasium Work
I'm Pendleton This Year.

On November l the Commercial
association gymnasium will be re-
opened for class work again with a
director in charge. That official will
be Z. w. Shockley, instructor last
season and who was reelected again
this year, but at first declined the
offer.
Mr.. Shockley's failure to accept the
post two weeks ago was due to a
misunderstanding on his part as to
the terms offered him. When he
learned of the mistake he changed
his decision in the matter and this
morning Mark Moorhouse, chairman
of the gymnasium committee, receiy-
ed letter from him saying that he
would accept the position and be
ready to commence work November
l.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
sQUAw CRAwLs TO TOWN.
Injured in Wreck Saturday. Dazed In.
dian Crawls on All Fours.

one of the passengers on the
wrecked Northern Pacific train Sat-
urday was squaw from the Yakima
reservation. When the train collided
with the northbound engine she was
struck upon the head and knocked
partly insensible. A few hours after
the wreck had occurred she was found
making her way to town in dazed
condition. She was crawling along
the track on all fours when found
and was taken to the hospital, where
she was attended by DIR. Henderson,
reservation physician.
After remaining at the hospital a
short time the Indian woman tired of
such comforts and made her escape
while the attendants were not look
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
BOYS CAUGHT STEALING.
Butcher Catches Two Youths PiIferine
Fruit

Caught stealing fruit in the Lyman
butcher shop, Willie Reed is now a
very sad boy and it is possible he may
be found a subject for the reform
school. Last evening young Reed and
another boy who was not captured
were found by Mr.. Lyman in his shop
on East Court street. The boys had
torn away the screen from the door
and were busily engaged in pilfering
the fruit when the butcher landed up
on them.
When first taken young Reed said
that his name was Finneran. but an
investigation proved that he was using
nom de plume. He was allowed to
go while waiting for the other boy to
appear, which he had not done up to
2 o'clock today. According to young
Reed, his partners name is Clark.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
New Clerk at Agency.

William Mickelson, formerly OF the
Umatilla Indian agency, but lately of
the Santee agency in Nebraska, has
arrived here to become chief clerk
for Major A. e. McFatridge, Umatil-
la Indian agent. Mr.. Nicholson was
clerk at the Umatilla agency under
former agents and is well informed
on the work here and is a capable
young man.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
Wrecked Engine to Pasco.

This afternoon a train consisting Of
the Northern Pacific wrecker and the
wrecked passenger engine No. 345,
left this city for Pasco, where the en-
CINE will be repaired. The tank was
placed upon flat car, being so badly
demolished it was impossible to run
1t upon its own wheels. Master Me-
chanic f. B. Childs of the Pasco-Idaho
division Of the Northern Pacific, and
Assistant Master Mechanic F. G.. Eg-
bers, Of the same division, came in
today to superintend the moving of
the wrecked engines
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
Grand Lecturer to Helix.

Grand Lecturer S. NJ. Yoran of the
Oregon Masonic grand lodge, who has
been In the city since Saturday even
ing, left this evening over the North
ern Pacific for Helix, where he will
pay an official visit to Helix lodge to-
night. He has Just returned from
Grand Ronde and Wallowa county
and will return to Willamette valley
from Helix. Mr.. Yoran is a veteran
newspaper man. having founded the
Eugene Register many years ago. He
was grand master of oregon Masons
last term and is an active and capa-
pie worker in that order.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
ONE LESS RESORT.
Minnie Reynolds Compelled to Close
Windsor by Police.

Windsor by Police.
Through the stern decree of Chief
of Police Gurdane, there Is now one
less resort in operation on Cottonwood
street and Minnie Reynolds, erstwhile
proprletoress of the Windsor, will
leave the city tonight.
For many weeks past the Windsor
and its management has been In dis
favor with the police and some time
ago Marshal Gurdane demanded that
certain Objectionable features be
remedied or the place would be clos
ed. Failing to comply with the man
dates of the officer the proprietoress
was notified Saturday that she must
vacate. This she is now preparing to
do and the resort will be closed.
According to the officers the place
closed has been the most objectiona-
BILE one in the red light district, and
there will be little sorrow over the
action taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
Returned to Evanston. Ill.

Albert Lee, formerly Of this city,
who attended the Northwestern uni
versity at Evanston, ILL.,, last year, but
who has been engaged in. Y. M. C. A.
work at Fon du Lac, Wis, during va
cation, writes the East oregonian
that he has re-entered the university
for the coming winter.