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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

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5paoofl1e oen gan1le
sssfneipiller Bib gdeliieu faloef Isl.
TOME g iieIiilen. daffgaaet peo De0en.
Wsa1lge 4iigbenbapnere bar iiiffffert
trnffet oens1iotar ga1nIe Jpr ser
par ! geiiooeIie Of faabrapt ct @iar-
6an bar fin @ gfueipiller
beo 5olfetbeatret BOG lite frem,
ragenoe men ilog fig ierere igjen-
mem DRientltgit peo atsarrangere 81
tennnoerboloninger, asiiitere peo Sc
fer oip.
g 20 isiagen g d
be II q BIN fgrer no / langt pioere
&pnflifter,en6 man fra 8egpnoelie1l
AT ifuloe trio. &onfliften meIlem
5lertaneti Magiltraten, Ser life TO-
relgbig 6nifer fomunal 9rtft og go
cialtitflertollet / 8orgerrepreienta=
tionen, Ser bill set mooiatte, ct nj.
fomplet, i0et Narterne pe0 gjentagne
%Afitemntng paa11p % til Sperflg0ig=
beo bar pr%actieret 6eres Gtan6=
puntter, % Sagen gaar nj til Sn=
o~enrigsmintiteriets MfgjgreIie. @am,
tioig er uoen liberole Grippe" al
genitre | 8orgerreprnientationer
Iom 5plge al glfitemntngen / .0enne
Sag MI iprRngt, toet z Me6lemmer
er traaot TO og bar oannet en- np
UNDER 9fapn al u8orgerrepreienta=
ttonens raoifale 8enitregruppe"; og
otter foranleoiget beraf far Sen
mangeaarige liberale Tormano /
Observation-Disclosures, ST.. Ser
man Srter, erflpret, at ban mi er
fjeo al alt @rgplet og ne6lpgger fit
Gmbeoe iom Sorma1r0.
Oct er ia pn.big.t-"
On S%angforening / @ip6enbapn full
De Ell al Sc it0lte Morgener gtpe ct
5plpbrroepar en- aarle mnitfalI Sill
len. &egnen pie0e frDgtelig neb, oe
Der mp0te FIN - cen 5anger, Ser
ittlleoe precis &l. 5. 2pnge penteoe
ben llpffelige Malt0, laa tog ba11
Moo til Jig og iang ufortrp0ent 60
10: vDet er laa pn0igt at fplges ao"
bpilfet ban pilt fife fang u6en Ell
big 8itterbe0 meo Sonfen paa fine
noeblepne trol5ie &olleger. @ers
efter &erS iang 5angforeningsmeo:
lemmet, meoens &ulets @eboere tom
til Spne / @inouerne, og oa oe tro:
eoe, at set bar en- almtnoelig @narD:
longer, ifRlote Sc us og trueoe, met
Set biaGp life; 5angeren blep peo.
| Saa faite6e Sc Nenge neo til bam oe
ba0 bom e16elig ln6e Sem bape Greo
ellers Dil0e Sc bente Holitiet.
Get ltaffels Sangforeningsmeolem
lopeoe Jig ielp, at set iful0e abioll11
pere iio]te Gar1g, at ban gift meo til
at Deere fine @erner meo m1ltfallff
Morgenbiliener, iaa fun0e Sc fo1
bom gierne boloe 9tomontbrplllp.
Gprnp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

Il
efterato Sci mniiifuIfa
ESoiree#paa GreoensDorg hsgre %
oct tgife aeiierpar bar forbi tom
pltnlentereoe Song gre6erif prliig
s Stu1;1 6Soa MplIer for benoes
1n1l1tfe Sang % oberrafffeoe atntioig
ben lrge Game itffffert pna set aller
Eglaoeligite peo tiIIige pua itaaenoe
SOP at nonppne ben6e til fgl. 4am=
meriqt1gerin6e.
r o T $ Il n In q
Mi g 5e II. ben meget b%efienote So
LITTER og Snriit, tioligere 2anostbin-
gets Sormano en- Marraffe, bar nj
en- Mloer at ca. IS Mar giftet fig
tgien. 8ruoen ct en- @nfefru Gt6a.
lin Datter af ben %befienote og / in
STD meget omtalte isIamolfe @ipb-
mono 8rpoe, Der m1lagoe ct Sfa6es=
erltatntngslpgsmaal paa 100000
;ar. moo 8la0et rHolitifen"", ser
nrtgtigt me0belte, at ban bar gaae1
.falltt. Saa bi0t minoes fgrtes ga
gen glelt1em ale tire eSnltanier til
SHELTERED, Der tienote for @et> at Sr,
8rpoe fife bapoe 9por al @ritat-
n%tngsfrab. Serom beo Set 6engane
iaare mutt en- gammel figben-
bobnif &ebuiang, bpis &efran bar
Sr6et u8ufser":
8rpoe bar 10 breo, ia, oct tan man
6a foritaa,
BON v&olitifen" tar Sinfaouien.
Sror De MI, 81. 8rpoe at Metten
bill gaa paa,
at fle' uHolitifen" a for Sunoreo
IL 1en0?
Sffe en- Ore ST.. 8rpoe ifal ia,
loaoan lg6 ifom Dommerens S11=
ltrnfser.
@o6t, at BON fife fit 8laoet flaot
Gent Gem Syrup, Sing og 8ron=
oes u0en 8nfser!
&jpbenbabn.
p p ri / t o g I.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aarups
.Gfterfplgeres itore Sorretninger 8ro.
1oe23 % Sorbeeaoe z, er fulo:
lt9noig p%lpn0reoe. 8olitiet me11er,
at Gppefoiterne er bortferte mes 9el1
og 8ogn.
Gen bef n s t e 8 y.
ia II y e CD, Der for flere Na1
tilbqge blep pe4H til 10 MQrs Eugt.
bus for 0robsforipg paa Carrier
.Sbanlom men b%enaa0e0es pe0 Song
Sreoerifs Ironbeitigelie, er paanr
7arreiteret for 8e0rageri og Salif.
NfQn mener forgprtgt, at bon iffe Ell
rigtig / @ope0et.
6rn @eroa s. III g q.
t y a II e II. ser ligger poa Nro=
&aarsbergs &linif / ajgben-
bopn, CT mere li0en0e, en0 Sc ti6li.
gere Meooelelier bar gaoet us poa.
Sen enc al <glerne bar rant Ell ii
oel5ener, Ser forbinoer &pber11e, oq
bet ct 5ruelt ngite11 ul1l1Iigt at oab:
ne Mfunoen. Sum fan ooarligt tole
og fon Tim tage flpben0e Mertng til
iig.
@aaoe SbeoIog og S IL
+ t. SEQ Ben be6 &jgbenbonns
l1niperlitet forle0en aflll1tte6e jurioi=
ife Gmbe6sefsamen bar ser bla11ot
aal1ot0aterl1e meo l10m9rfelle Ell
ing Man0, ca110. tbeol. Soul See
ring. S Ell Ml6er af28 Mar bar ban
toget baaoe tbeologilf og jurt0iif
@fsa1nen - begge me0 ferite &a-
rofter % bar BOG lamtioig facet
STD til at un0erpiie / fIere glar peo
fjgbenbaprlfe 2atinifoler.
gotal OF il e il M,
2oert 2iniebatalion al So0folfet, Ser
ligger | @arniion / &ipbenbaon, fej=
reoe ben 6. Suli fit $50 Mars Subj
laltm meo en- ltor Seitligbeo og Ga=
raoe poo @fsercerplaoien beo &olen-
borg. Song Jreoerif, me0 en- glim=
renoe Stab, alle til Self, bar tiliteoe
% talte for 8atolionen, og flere al
0ens gamle 8eteraner, Ser ale iom
Ell bar fremmp0 bleb operraft for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26


III
I { pberIt
8adbp uonppnf efer at Sans 5or-
gIallger gmbeoet, @enernImnior
8ag1rer efter Nniggning bapoe faaet
4fifeo % iamtiotg uorapnt til stor-
tors Of Dan1ebrog.
ND DDe e t ! E E
at bet npe sc tamente
er n%oarbejoet Of 8iffop aocb @ibe
% Rrofesior 6. Sacobien. Sper-
lGttelien CT goofien0t af Set teologiife
Jatultet ai%ebe1rbabn og oerefter
lH|=T - a&&E.RGilE-1.
~forelagf Rongen, iom bar aptoriieret
ben til Sptagelie / 8aifenbuiets 8t.
belu0gape.
B ete + q II e t n e. r d
18z6 q. Sen 1. SSuli ofbol6tes paa
9otel st. anu0" / Doenie ct Mgbe
Tor at forbanole ON S1logipelien al
ct N1toragenoe til &egieril1g og &tgs=
bag ON en- 5%Roersgabe til geteraner=
ne ira 1864. Ser bor mg0t MeprG=
ientanter for De fleite. al 2anoets
Nmter, % set peotoges at uoienoe
Sitter til l1noerifrift al geteranerne.
s'ss's1ssssaaasass1sassss::zszsB;ssz.r
Y p &C Ell S II 5 : u
. e I at Song 6reoerif bill Di-
%reftprerne for benbolospis 8. S. 9.
g. og r5gitaiiattif aompagni" 6'Srr.
Momirol &icbelieu og @totsraao $.
g. Mnoerien le6iage aollgen paa
bans foreitaaenoe @eiie til Sslano
ON 8oro paa Damplfibet u8irma"'.
9tgeleoes er Sen berpmte Marinema-
Ter Carl 2ocber in0bl1ot til at giere
&ejlen meo paa &onge,fi6et.
81 igen gaar MI fin
Gang ODER bele 2aroet. @aa &igz
Observation-Disclosures le0es @otte-
fampag11en al Suititsraa0 .3ucb-
leblog % bans Screening; Sc 0r9bte
&otter len6es oper acknowledgements,
6por 8rpmierne a s Gre pr. @otte
1obetales, til Gorbrnnoingsanital-
ten poa Sreoerifsberg, bpor &otteli-
gene Ell masie bliper brpr10te.
Sordprigt fan bemprtes, at set
ferlte Gtllgb til en- iDltenlatilf &otte-
frtg blep allerebe for Ell Ntenneifeal=
Ser lioen anitillet - Glogelie 8p-
raao, ioet %0aparen0e &roprieter &ie=
gels, MI &eoaftgr al 9%oonobopen=
men,, foreilog / Slagelie 8praao, at
11tdn ifl1loe organiiere Ell Mottefrig,
forot &otterne bar altfor opre @ie=
tier at babe til &uie. ST.. Miegels
baboe n%oarbeioet Ell ombpggelig Sta
tiltif oper Set aarlige Sab, &otterne
paafgrte 5lagelieboerne. Men ban
tolte for obpe 9ren.
25 M al S Ii : I e Ii M.
Sen 1. Suli fl1noe Gtatsbaneoiref=
tor 8nsie fejre 25. M%arsoogen for
lin Siltrqoelie iom Sober al Sc 0anife
Stotsbaners Moifinofoeli11g, ioet set
nor ben l. Snli 1882, at ban bleb
no11Gbnt til Spermaifinmel ter peo
Statsbanerne, og ii 9(ar ienere, ga
De 1Dolfe og ljgllan0lfe 8uner flute
bes %lolnr1en, opertog ban Sen ium=
leoe 2e0eli e al 8ol1er>1es Molfinofoe-
ling. @eo Stotsbonernes Smorgo-
niiation / 1903 blep ban larn1nel1
meo ofogoe @aorlep ag 0e nuparel1=
De Direftprer &imelto0 Megnifobs=
pRleneD) og Suul (8aneafoelingen)
uonpDnt til Direftpr.
9ireftpr 8usle er Ell meget uf=
bolot Man6. SONS operoroneoe
1tatter bonn for bans opgtige @(rbej=
De, Statsbanerl1es eprige gm6eos-
memo poer bam Sen ltgrlte M1rer-
he11oelle, og observation-disclosures Ner=
lonale, Ser ofte bar n1qrfet bans
@enipnsfulobeo og Smlorg for Sc
res Ge og 8el, ier op til bon .meo
megen &engtpenbe0.
81 a m e II $ poersb e-
ptsning g. Sen Gfegn al Sr0ner,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
Nrne.


Ii g TT a I + eo poo S II.
Haa Sell1ps pe0 Mslens ct ser / ST.
Ben fra t1te elpril 1906 til 9oe Moi
1907 fp0t iolt 81 8prlr; beraf er oe
y Spillinger, Der olle CT roffe -og
bel uopiflebe 8grn.
@so.o s. a II / II an I ia
5 7 iDes t II. gn &u1inan(er
paa GoSfil0eegnen bar uobrogt 1872
Gun0 $50 al 2 @n1lfaniner meo eff
TOM paa cen CONNER. Set CT lige
lou megef &pol iom Ell @rts giper
6lpif.
sc e g ct optoget. gn Sic
neitepige ltoo forle0en pau Sernbane-
iporet peo Msmil1oerltp Station / iao
iprig 5amtole, at bum fife marfe6e,
at Ioget fo1m lao Soget matte
Itan0ie> me0ens BUN blep fjernet,
S Netten forflareoe bum, at bun bap.
Sc banolet / 5anfelpsbeo, bporfor,
bum Hap me0 cit 8poe paa 5 Ser. til.
5%tatsfasien.
Sci eren tie Re onerer
S Sc Gage Seller @ilbelm opbolot
Zig paa Sreoensborg ito0 til bans
&aaoigbe0 Ell Gelefon1 g1ennem bill
fen ban Dag og Scat funoe fomme i
oirefte Gorbmoelie me6 Berlin, og
iom Ell larlig Spmarfionbe0 Urge
oe oct odnlfe Selefonielifab for at
aejierens Selefon pasie0es al Gem
tral0amer, ser bar set tpife 5prog
il!l0t mpgtige.
$ + 5 ia lb 5Dnne fe|
p a a 9 Q r=u + 0 NJ. 5orleoen
Mften li0t fpr ST. II mprfeoe man
.5Danife noget, Der fnt16e tp0e paa|
Sor0ifjalp- S flere Snie marfeoe|
man, at Mpblerne rDiteoe og at gin-
oouerne fIirreoe. Soft itoo flere Ste
Der op al oeres senge Tor at lege efz|
ter glariagen, men man fn11oe ingen
an6en Sorflari1tg faa, eno at bet
maatte bape Dpret en- minore Soro=
rpfteffe. Man bar forbprt fig paa
Reoningsiittatio1ern / Dueoooes M,
hinge, @nobiem % Spanife, og Del
.bapbealle mprfet set, paa Dueo6oe|
bog paa ct tioIigere giospurft.
Sgiaa paa Sun marfeoes SerorD,
iteIien. @lintebjierg % beo
lfopstorp gf falpeoe SSoroen peo
1OH.gioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

e'N''N]'S EulLSe lllUeU
memo Doer bam Sen ltprlte Mner=
fiel1oelle og observation-disclosures Ner=
lpnale, Der ofte bar mprfet bans
Senipnsflllobe0 og Smjorg for Sc
res Sc og gel, ier op til ban1 .meo
megen 9engtpenbe0.
9io e @eoersbe-
p I s n II 8. Sen Negn al Sr0ner,
JON faloer beo 6p%ritebeieg / frem-
meoe 2anoe, ct iii efterbaa,6en bic
ben iaa alminoelig % foregour altio
efter iaa rent fonpentionelle @enipn,
1ielpfglgelig iom Megel l1oen 9por at
Dirfelig u5ortieneite"- at Sen iialoen
el1er alorig bar Slrteresie for andre
eno ben 3aagjeloenoe ie1p og bans
narmeite Sami1ie iamt maaife Dem,
Der zmente at u9gblet" b1lroe bore fal-
'EaE-t
bet oereS egen 3urbal1. gn limo
tagelie forefommer 0og Of og til, %
Der ifal napnes en- iauoan ira Som
gen at Siams / it6ite Sumner omtalte
S8eipg 9anmarf, bpor @ongen per-
lo1lig o%perrafte fin @eneralfoniul,
Gtotsraao $. 81. Anoerien, Direftgr
for u4itaiiatilf &omp." 9torforiet al
ben iiameiiife aroneoroen. gtats-
.raao Mnoerien er en- operoroentli8
opgtig Mano, Ser beo fin nppltte Dt-
reftprpirfiombeo mere ems nogert atl-
ben bar bioroget til at fren1me San-
belsforbinoelien me1lem 8anmarf %
.Siamz og BET forringer life 8proiea
at oenne nomRrfelie, at ct 8ar &of-
.cbefer iamtioig, efter Sc 1teDne tons
pertioneae &e1ipn bar facet ben
larn1ne Srben operraft, figeiom pe6
iamme 2ejliabeo natnrIigbis en-
saeaagoe atore Mentreiifer e blepe1l
11er ellers l1i1lore id1nefW oefereret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
Sill Sc respraii0ent
Spofficers II 9 Ell
e. Seller &ilbelm nonapnt.

timber $ jeemreiel me0
"Sscar II" mootog 6rlt S0a Nielien
u1iot l1oe-paa Mtfunterbapet /. traao,
Iple Islegrommer fra @elrner ON
gpro i set mpoenoe u@ellig Slap".
Srrsn lenOte %forsbrigt ielp nnoer
Sperforten traaolplt Telegram til Tn
Mano, 0ireftgr Mart. Mielien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

&ipben6apn fprlt ifpo-lin glifer, Sen
batienote 6orfatter @ultop Gsman,t,
og 0erpaa begif Selrmoro. SIT
bpre mon, bbao yManoen" &oren bar
at fortalle ST.. Iriers Meoium, =
efter at bum ferlt bar me0belt, at BUN
fjen0te ioabel @eron &rltm-9fotban=
len lom oern1es Mano ler6eles go0t,
oengang bum en0m lepeoe, og at
bun iii / i'm slan0etilitano bab6e lagt
MGrfe til, bporle0es sfinipgen efter=
baanoen uoarteoe til Sen rene Sal
lfab bos Neatbanien:
IS Ben ienere Sis bar leg altio
ON bam og blep peo at bpilfe til bonn
Gnipirere bam Sen Sonfe), at ban
0oog enoelig life maatte gigre noget
ioa panpittigt og f%ortpiplet. Men
bet bar mig naiten l1muligt at faa
SnopaS bans Sanfe, Ser fu11 6reie=
De Jig ON set enc: at faa en- Mfilut=
ming paa oct 5orbolo, Der %efterbaan=
ben bar blepet bam en- 8lage. Seq
iaa bam, biit efter eoerg Beregning
for ct Bar Gage li6en eller ao, iiobe
og ifribe forifiellige Mfifeosbrebe,
men leg tit BAN til at rtpe flere al
Dem StDffer og br9noe Dem, men
inart ifrep ban M. 9en g an g,
b II 40 II y "a e n
8 e, % eg IL an
S asan ., a a ba n + a m tie
5f Or re = 8are leg nj 6erbeo bar
reooet Geroa, iaa bar leg 6a giort
|li6t @apn!!"
Set er rartsat faa at pioe at Man-
oerne |oaleoeS gaar o1nfring % pos
Ter paa os, at De enoogiaa ilaar til
bore 5gnoer, 11aar bi er gnro meo
at gigre nogetsgalf. Slot man M
funoe tro pnaSoet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25

United States Senator Fulton dis
claims any intention of advising stock
men to herd upon forest reserves with
out authority of the forestry Depart
ment and says that his recent letter
to ]. d. Coombs of Grant county,
which has been widely circulated, has
been misunderstood and that II was
possibly hurriedly written and con-
veyed a.wrong impression.
In an interview with the Portland
Sunday Oregonian, Senator Fulton
says:
"The letter / wrote to Mr.. Coombs,"
said Senator Fulton at the Imperial
last night, was hastily written; was
not designed for publication and was
in response to a specific statement OF
facts by him. My letter was not so
carefully guarded in language as it
would have been had l any thought
of its being published, and 1t may be
misleading without knowledge of the
particular facts to which 1t was ad-
dressed.
Mr.. Coombs wrote me that certain
government officials had notified
farmers residing in the vicinity of a
forest reserve not to turn their stock
out to Craze before June, l think it
was, as no stock would be permitted
upon the reserve until then and If
any were found there they would be
taken up and the owners prosecuted.
That in substance, was his statement
as 1 recall it.
He further said that it was a great
hardship on the farmers to be COM
PEELED to keep their stock up until so
late in the season. In my answer 1
said that in my judgment there was
no law making it crime even to drive
stock into the reserve.
Did Not Counsel Defiance.
II did not advise and certainly
w,uld not adv:se, eny such action.
simply intended to illustrate how far
the law was from making II a crime
for farmer to permit his stock to
be at large, and by reason thereof to
go upon the reservation without his
direct agency in the matter.
Now, while l do not believe there
is any law making 1t an offense to
drive stock upon reserve, certainly
would not, and do not advise any per-
son to do so without the consent OF
the proper officials. 1 do not believe
there is any such law, because / do
not believe congress can delegate to
a department official the power to pre-
scribe what shall or shall not consti-
tute a crime. But be that as 1t may
it must be conceded, think, that even
congress is without authority to make
it crime for one to permit his stock
to go at large within the limits of a
state"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
BOWMAN WILL BUILD.
Concrete Block Building for Photog'
rainier at Foot Of Main Street.

NODGINtC IVA
rapher at Foot Of Main Street.
w. S. Bowman, the photographer,
is planning to erect a two-story con-
crete block building on his property
at the foot of Main street, and has
already commenced work on the foun-
dation. When completed the building
will be a most attractive one and Will
add much to the appearance of that
end of the street.
According to Mr.. Bowman, he will
do much of the concrete work himself
and does not expect to finish more
than the foundation this year. He will
then complete the superstructure next
season.
The plans drawn for the building
call for a two-story concrete BLOCK
structure which will cover the entire
lot owned by Mr.. Bowman. On the
lower floor the side of the bull tiGe
next the river will be used by MIR
Bowman for his photograph gallery
while a long, narrow room on th'
south side will be for rent. The up
per story will be fitted up for two
suits of rooms for apartment purposes
one of these will be occupied by Mr.
Bowman and family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25

As Bellinger wished to prosecute
the two colored men he signed a
complaint against them before the
city attorney. Then, not desiring to
see Bellinger himself escape Marshal
Gurdane filed complaint against
him. When the police court con-
vened this morning both Patton and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
TEACHRs AT LEWISTON.
Superintendent j. S. Landers of Pena
dleton OH the Inland Empire Pro-

gram.
On the official program for the
ninth annual session of the Inland
Empire Teachers association to be
held in Lewiston, Ida, April 3 4 and
5. City Superintendent j. 6. Landers
Of this city, who Is third vice-presi-
dent Of the association, is scheduled
to discuss the subject of "Interschol-
aetic contests, athletic and forensic"
on Thursday afternoon. April 4.
A delightful program has been is
sued by the association. 1t is In
booklet form with a photograph of
Chief Joseph on the front page of the
cover and a photograph Of the Lew
iston- Charleston wagon bridge on the
last page of the cover.
Sessions have been arranged for
each morning, afternoon and eve-
ring of the three days and large
number of Oregon educators will be
present. The people of Lewiston
have planned to entertain the visit
ing teachers in pleasant manner
and /, promises to be a profitable
meeting.
+ One highly interesting feature o
| the meeting arc the prizes aggregat
ing $3.50 offered by the Lewiston
Charleston Promotion bureau for tn
best descriptive article written b.
teachers OH the Lewiston-Clarkstol
country and its resources.
Only teachers belonging to the as
II socintinn Arc eligible to the contes
and the articles must be published Il
newspaper within so miles of Lew
igtOn,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
Bellinger were present and pleaded

Bellinger were present and pleaded
guilty.
They were each fined $25 or SEN
fenced to IL days in Jail by Judge
FitzGerald. Through the aid of his
employer, Will Humphrey, who was
present, the colorei man was able to
pay his fine. However, Eellinger
was not so fortunately situated and
was forced to go TO Jail. Fletcher,
who is the sinner at the Central
barber shop, did not appear this
morning. rl,
Aside from the gambling cases
there were six drunks before the
court this morning and two for other
offences. John Crowley was fined
SIS, or nine days in jail; for selling
jewelry without the permission of the
city, while L. P. Snyder was charged
with having assailed an officer. The
case of the latter was set for
o'clock this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
]. p. WALKER BADLY HURT.
Pioneer Citizen Badly Hurt by Fall
From a Horse.

]. P. Walker, the veteran clerk OF
the local camp of Woodmen of the
World. was painfully injured yester-
day afternoon through being thrown
from a horse in the west end OF the
city.
He had been visiting at the home OF
a Woodman neighbor and on starting
to mount his horse to leave, the an
imal became frightened at the hall
storm.
Mr.. Walker in some manner be-
came seated behind the saddle with
one foot in a stirrup. The horse ther
started to run and after clinging OF
for some distance the rider was
thrown to the ground underneath the
horse and dragged some distance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25

shown this morning in the police
court when A. z. Bellinger was given
the same sentence as two colored
men against whom he had made
complaint.
According to the story told the po-
lice and the city attorney by Bellin-
ger he became mixed in a game Of
draw poker with Charles Patton and
Earl Fletcher about week ago. The
game was conducted in the rear Of
the Patton barber shop and Bellin-
ger, who is a quarter breed, Gays that
he lost s14 and likewise his watch.
On the other hand the colored men
declare that they gave buck most Of
the money won from their victim,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
Married Yesterday.

The marriage of Ed Smith and Miss
Marian e. Dand, both of Umatilla
county, took place yesterday at noon
at the Christian church, the Rev. Vic
tor Doris performing the ceremony.
The couple will make their home in
Pendleton for the present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
"HAPpY THOUGH MARRIED"
Dr. j. Whitcomb Brougher at the
Baptist Church I'm Humorous Lee
turc Next Wednesday Evening.


DR.. ]. Whitcomb Brougher. pastor
Of the white Temple" Baptist
church of Portland will lecture at
the First baptist church in this city
next Wednesday evening, March ~,
on the subject "How to BE Happy,
Though Married." and Is assured OF
good attendance.
DR.. Rrougher is one Of the leading
pulpit orators and lecturers of Port
land. his attendance averaging 2Oo0
each Sunday at white Temple"
He has been requested to repeat
thir lecture In number of places
and the people OF Pendleton are as
sured of delightful entertainment
The regular price OF admission VIII
be 35 cents, but reduced price o.
25 cents will he made for all stu
dents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

is a splendid Spring Medicine. 1t In
vigorates and renews the entire sys-
tenn and thus cures General Debility,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiyeness,
Colds and Grippe. We guarantee Its
purity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
Juniors VIII Hold a Sale,

On next Saturday afternoon the
Juniors of the Christian church will
hold a sale in the vacant room in the
Dusenbury building on Main street.
Further particulars regarding the sale
will be announced later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
On being picked up it was found Mr..

Walker had suffered a fracture of the
left collar bone, compound frac-
ture of his left ankle and had been
otherwise badly bruised. He is now
being cared for at his home on the
north side of the river.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
FULTON HAD NO
WRONG INTENT
LETTER TO j. ID. CooMBs
Z is misunderstood

senator Says He Did Not Intend to
Counsel Violation of the Forestry
Regulations-His Letter to Grant
County StoclSmen Caused Forestry
Officials Much Unintentional Trou-
BILE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
NO IMMUNITY
FOR GAMBLERS
TURNING STATES EvI.
DENCE NO PROTECTION
A. e. Bellinger Who Complained Of
Having Lost Money IN A Gambling
Game Was Himself Fined s25 by
Judge FftzGerald-IIeavy Flpe for
. Selling jewciry without License.

That to turn states evidence in q
gambling case does not always in
sure protection for the inforfner was
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25

A county bridge across the Grand
Ronde river. Immediately below the
new railroad bridge at the Palmer
mill, Union county, Is being built.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-25
FEEL WEARY
And All Run Down!

Then get a bottle OF the Bitters from
your Druggist, Grocer or Generai
eDaler and let It clean out all impuri-
ties collected in your system during
the winter months.