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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-07

first week; reassigned for Monday aft
ernoon of second week.
H. w. Albright VS.. Iowa Implement
Insul ance Co., on contract. Assigned
for Thursday Of first week. Case cal
led for trial at O'clock in the after
noon Proof heard and oral argu-
ments made. Written briefs to be sub
mitted late in the term.
E. G.. Dillavon VS.. Jehiah Gregory,
ct al, to quiet title. Default Of all
defendants on notice of publication
Decree signed.
Selma Humphrey, ct al VS.. j. M.
Humphrey, ct al, to quiet title. De-
PENDANT given until Monday to plead
to amendment to petition.
Polly Coleman VS.. Ell H. Wright, ct
al, to quiet title ]. G. Calhoun ap-
pointed guardian, see order signed.
Default of all defendants on service
as shown by decree, signed.
Probate.
Estate Of Elizabeth Howerd deceas-
ed, probate of will and objections. AS
signed for Wednesday of second week
Estate of Henry Steele, deceased,
final report of executor Final report
approved, see order signed.
Estate of Robert S. Wherry, deceas-
ed, report of administrator. This re.
port was approved at January term
1907.
Estate of Della G. Barker, deceased
final report of administrator, final
discharge.
Estate of Margaret Hatch, unsound,
petition for guardian w. M. Walker
appointed guardian adlitum for de-
mt l.;
Proof heard, order signed
Estate of John Ware, insane, petit
ton for guardian. Hearing of appli-
cation for permanent guardian and for
authority to settle claim against the
G. B. & @. Railway Co. set for Wednes-
day Of third week and petitioner will
give ten days notice thereof by service
personally on defendant in the man
ner provided by statute, which service
shall be made ten days at least be-.
fore said hearing.
Estate of Abner Boston. unsound
application for guardian. j. W. Har-
wood appointed guardian adlitum for
Abner Boston at request of defendant.
Assigned for second Thursday after
noon.
Estate of Joseph Baldwin, deceased,
application for order Order signed
Last will and testament Of Mary A.
Meek, deceased, probate of will. Third
Monday, November 18th, set for pro.
bate.
Application for guardianship of John
J. Hatch. w. M. Walker appointed
guardian adlitum sor defendant and
files his answer as such. Proof heard
order signed.
Estate of D. A. Robinson. deceased.
Probate of will, third Monday.
Estate of Mary E. Fisher of unsound
mind, application for order. Order
signed.
Estate of Luticia Hardy. unsound,
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VAN buren, COURT
Proceeding Of Week, Judge NJ. A. Rob-
erts Presiding includes Criminal,
Chancery and Probate.

Keosauqua.-Procee of the
Van Buren, county district court the
past week, Judge Roberts presiding:
Criminal.
F H. Roberts vs. T.. C. Jackson. on
contract This case has been COM
bined with chancery case 1923 which
is Roberts VS.. e. S. Snyder, ct al.
3. G. Hudson VS.. Jennie Deal ct al,
on account. Continued by agreement.
G. H. Johnson VS.. F. M. Lee, ct al
on note Assigned for Wednesday Of
second week
Sarah Heading VS.. Joseph Sewell,
ct al, on note. Omitted from docket.
incorporation of town of Mt.
Sterling, incorporation. Order signed
j. e. Bales & Son VS.. G. R. I. & P.
Railway Co., damages. Continued by
agreement
The Home Store 90 vs.. T. D. Carr
& Co., ct al, on note. Settled and dis
missed
O. w. Richardson & Co. vs. Wayland
Furniture Co., ON account. Defend
ants motion for more specific state
ment sustained as to one and two
grounds. Plaintiff excerpts, overruled
as to third, defendant excerpts. Monday
of next week to amend by plaintiff.
Louisa Jamison, ct al, vs.. The Iowa
Water G Electric Power Co., damages
continued by agreement.
Fletcher Kocntz VS.. Henry Peacock,
on note. Defendant given until Fri
day next to plead.
Victor, Manufacturing Co. VS.. r. D.
Carr & Co, ct al, on account Set
tied and dismissed
M. Whitney vs.. VIM. ,0uley, on note.
Default Of defendant on personal se:-
vice Of notice. Judgment for amount
of note sued on with interest cost and
attorney fees.
Application of j. G. Strickling for
Ia permit to buy, keep and sell intox-
icating liquors. permit. Proof heard,
order signed.
Cbas Wagner VS.. Solomon Whit
canack, ct al, forcible entry and de-
tainer. DEPENDENT given until second
Monday to plead.
Roy Satterly VS.. Mike New, ct al,
damages. Defendant given until Moa-
day Of second week to file answer.
j. w. Long VS.. John l.. Gwinnuo,
Jr,, damages. Assigned for Monday of
third week.
a. A. Bonner VS.. e. D. Prunty, on
note. Assigned for Monday third week.
Chancery
Chas. H. Kicker VS.. Sarah e. Sun.
ion, specific performance. Defendant
granted leave to Withdraw answer and
file demurrer to petition.
Jno. A. Morris VS.. Benjamin Gaddis,
ct al, to quiet title. Defendant given
until Wednesday afternoon next to
amend answer
]. H. McSurley vs.. T. J Workman.
Injunction. Assigned for FRIDAY ef
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Light HORSE TRADE
smallest Demand for Most Industrial
Classes the Current
tst.sft5 War

Chicago. Nov. General trade is
wonderfully congested in the volume
Of receipts and breadth Of demand. An
ticipating narrower outside demand,
local commission dealers sent out stop
orders to shippers and the run yester-
day dropped to ia arrivals against 500
the previous Monday and $50 the COR
responding date in 1905. Estimated re-
cetpts for two days this week total 324,
against $40 for the same period last
week and 1910 for the like dates last
year. A loss of SIG arrivals for two
days this week as compared with tho
same period last week and a loss of
SAG as contrasted with like dates last
year speak emphatically of the condi-
ton OF trade. General demand has
suddenly contracted to such small vol
ume that dealers are able to fill the
bulk of the orders without resorting to
auctions, to effect clearance. East
ern dealers are insistent on forcing
concessions for all commercial offer
ings. MS consumers protest that horse
prices and cost of feed are too high
for industrial consump tion. The sales
thus far this week are on a parity
with the sharp decline of last week in
the following classified prices:
Poor Good
to fair, to choi,e.
Drafters ......... .s125@1S5 s17o@23o
Log'rs and feeders 60@160 100000
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visit at the J. F. Seymour home. Mrs
Foster lis Mrs. Seymour's mother.
Wade Kirkpatrick of Hedrick was
attending court at Sigourney today.
Attorney Charles j. Wilson of Wash4
ington was In Sigourney today att
tending court
George Hlaffner Of Washington was
In Sigourney over Sunday visiting his
mother and sisters
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicaoo Live

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago. Nov. .-Cattle-Rece
15,000 steady to strong. Beeves, $3.50
@7o0; cows, $1.25@4.90; westerners,
$3,00@6.40; stockers and feeders. $2.4O
@4.50.
Light, s5.15@5.s0; mixed, s6.1B@5.s5;
heavy, s5.1o@5.so; rough, s5.1O@5.25:
bulk sales, s5.30@5.50.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000: steady at
s2.b0@5.25; yearlings, s5.0o@6.70;
lambs. $4.00@8.s0.
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Markets

(This market is furnished by Cas-.
sidy & Gray, Members Chicago Board
OF Trade. Local Office Rooms 1s and
II, Leighton Bldg. Telephone $50. 2.
e. Voigt resident manager.
Wheai-- n5en. High Low. Close
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PUBLIC SALE--I WILL SELL AT
public sale at my residence s miles
northwest Of Ottumwa, on Nov, r..
all my stock Of horses, cattle, hogs,
grain. hay, farm implements and
household goods. Usual TERMS
Lunch on grounds d, r. Witten-
myer.
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HOGS AND CHICKENS - Low,
blocky. good boned Chester White
bears; weight 100 to $50 pounds, at
sis each to close out; also single
and Rose Comhad Brown I.eghorns
and Silver Laced Wyandotte chick
ems from prize winners, at $500 per
dozen. to reduce stock. viii Mich
ael, Selma, Iowa.
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FOR sALE--MY GALLOWAY HERD
of registered and eligibles Here is
a chance to get a start with first
class cattle. Also five dozen barr
ed PLYMOUTH Rock pullets. Hamilton
Wilson. Route No. 5. Ottumwa. Iown.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC sALE-I WILL SELL AT
my residence mile southwest OF;
Bladensburg, Nov. IL, 1907, at TO-
o'clock a. M. the following described
property! Nine head Of horses and
seven head of work horses, two year,
ling colts. we'll matched. 80 head OF,
cattle, ten milk cows, ten calves
eight Of them steers; yearlinR
steers, balance steers and heifers
mixed; $500 bushels of corn in crib:
farm implements; some househcld
goods; 200 clickena Usual te H..
W. c. Smith. Auctioneer. w. A.,
Cooper; clerk, A. D. warder.
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TRADE GOOD SEC
ond hand De Laval cream separator
OF good size Tor smaller machine
Economy or DAMS preferred, ADJ
dress Separator, care Of Courier.
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FOR SALE--ON 3t Balm WAGON.
good as new. Call at c. j. Burns'
Livery Barn.
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MiscELLANE OuS.

FOR CITY PROPERTY AND FARMS
call on Phil Watkins. Real Estate.
Agent, Agency. Iowa.
YEARS OF Sue
cessful experience. For terms and
dates. Address or phone. I'D Valley.
Batavia Iowa
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WANTED.

FIRST CLASS MARBLE
cutter and monument man, who is
competent to take management of a
branch house for US and make good.
Must be willing to do some work,
must be honest and reliable. Spleen
did chance for the right man. If you
are the man, address, Brosi 4
BElnlcotter, 1917 South Fifth St..
Quincy, Ill.
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Few men believe in punishment In
the hereafter exceDt for their neigh.
bors.
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FOR sALE-EAsTERN KANSAS
farms. Greatest producers Of corn.
wheat, clover timothy hogs and cat-s
tie. Mid climate. fine fruit, pure
water and blue grass pastures. Write
h Kansas.
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FOR s>le.

FOR SALE SEVERAL ROSE COMB
Rhode Island Cockerels. few al
them scoring 80 to % points. C. D.
Citizens, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR RENT--16s ACRES
tavia. Iowa improvements a nns' fair al -. s
room house. good barn and other
outbuildings, VIII take sos per acre
and must sell in so days, II not sold
In that tine will rent this property.
must be disposed Of to settle an es-
tate. Call on or write F. M. Henry.
Hedrick. Iowa, n. r. No.
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FREE HOMES NEAR YOUNG PROS
porous town. with railroads, fertile
soil, healthful climate, good crops,
Miller Lanier Ladn Co, Des Moines,
New Mexico.
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WANTED-GOoD CORN PICKER
Homer Chandler, r. r. No. 8. New
phone IS.824.
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago Nov. 6.-Poultry-Aliv
Steady. Turkeys, IA: chickens. 9;
spring chickens, 91s.
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FOR SALE SHEEP, 1870 THRIFTY
breeding ewes, / to 4 years old, at
$3.50 per head for quick buyer.
Will Michael Selma, Iowa.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago. Nov. 6.-Butter-Strong-
Creameries, .20k @24; diaries, 1870
221s.
Eggs-steady at 17A @2oA.
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Esssss.:rs = & : :. :. 3 : s...sssD
% LOCAL MARKETS. b
.I1:-s@.Ls Sa.c.s

There is decrease. in the price o
hogs on the local market today.
I'll a. m, Nov. 81
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OWN YOUR OWN FARM - FOR
bargains in farms and farm lands.
see ]. NJ. Lepper, Floris, Iowa.
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FOR sALE--FARM. 100 ACRES
good soil. good buildings. good loca-
ton; owner will positively sell WITH
In 80 days. Some one will get snap.
II YOU mean business write, Leach
& Ethel, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE A WELL.
grown and we'll {assorted growing
nursery stock ready for market. with
privilege to remove any time In 1907
and 1908. What have you? Address
Geo. F. Thode. Blhitesburg. la,
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FOR SALE--PEDIGREED !, POLAND
China pigs; spring farrow, 8 by "All
Dude" 26,315; by Plainview Il. L..
108.608: 10 by Oren Perfection, 3d.
083; Short Horn bull, 272,257, vol.
So Also mawmoth bronze turkeys,
barred Rocks" chickens. from high
scoring stock. Samuel Locke, Route
One, Selma, Iowa.
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FoR SALE.
ROTH BROS. 4 BLAIR SELL. REAL

FOR SALE-A 100 ACRE FARM 4
miles north of OttumWa; good i'm
proyements; well tiled: fruit; CTS
tern; good soil. An ideal country
home. A bargain for cash or trade
G. j. Hinshaw, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-sEvERAL VARIETIES
of fancy pigeons at the right price
Address Earl Rute, ottumwa, Iowa.
r. f. D. No. !.
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4
Movement of Horses and Mules
Movement Of horses and mules at
Chicago Stock Yards for dates mem
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FOR RENT-NO. EOS WEST MAPLE
avenue, rooms and cellar. Ed
Kinds.
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WANTED-TWo HANDS. TO HUsK
corn, also 3 room cottage for rent, 5
miles north of town. Elmer Moore,
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CRAYoN PoRTRA1rURR BY, MAIL
Five easy lessons. Want students,
teachers and agents. Thos. u. VIII
son. 2ool Columbia avenue Cincin-
natl, o.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

sEx dividend.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

'Odd lots fSells cents share
BOSTON CURB STOCKS
Furnished ry Thomas ReIuharit No. BrEGi sree1
New York. and No 10 Exchange Place Boston)
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
GENERALLY LOWER.
Bank Statement Shoes in Ree1-Compaato" Made o"
Rising 1lverages and Better Erhibit Erpected Soon

market opened hrmer but unsettled Gables were
quoted at 1881 .S894 demand sterling at 4S5S4g
4.S6 and sixty-day bills at ASS.
Eankers. posted raIcs Wore as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was practically no trading to speak OF in
the market for outside securities during the short
session. while prices continued to fuctuate
rowly all around. The mining stocks a rule.
were practically neglected. with the exception of
the Goldfeld issues, which showed fair activity
GOldfeld Daisy broke rather sharply. receding
about SOC from Fridays close. GOldfeld Consolt-
dated ruled steady. Butte Coalition fraction
ally better Nevada Consolidated and Cumber-
land-Ely were steady. Greene shares easy
Boston improved about Il. American Tobacco was
irregular Standard Oil was up point. Consoh-
dated Steamship issues dull and heavy
American Steel Foundry rights inactive.
Bonds were dull and about unchanged
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call, 4d6 per
cent Time money not offered by any local
institutions IN the week. Small amounts were
put out by foreign bankers for sixty to ninety
days at rates ranging from II to 10 per cent, but
borrowers realizing the conditions existing have
not made any bids and rates We're purely nominal
at 10 ~ per cent. Mercantile paper met with
no demand whatever in the city and in the larger
money centres. Occasionally one of the smaller
country banks made purchases with funds OBJ
tained from maturing paper. Rates nominay
7h 10 10 per cent
FOREIGN EXCIIANGE.-Ths foreign exchange
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bostou, SOC. 15c and
81 premium; Chicago, 25c premium; ST. Louis l5c
premium bid; San Francisco. sight sc discount,
telegraph 1l2c premium: New Orleans, CONNER
cia 50d75c discount, bank 81 premium; Cincinnati.
l2i4c premium; Savannah, buying soc discount
selling 75c premium.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 5Slsc. Mexican
silver dollars. 4612c. Bar silver in London closed
at 20 l5l6d; decline. Ld
GOLD PREMIUM.-m Madrid. 1870; Lisbon,
1915.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexica exchange on
New York is quoted zoos.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

London New York New York
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

sales for tho week ............. 1884. 2O7
the previous week 2625 9S7
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
Eek dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money IN
London, +Ssg5 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills 67s7 per cent: Iong bills. $50
per cent Berlin discount rate. 69s per cent
Paris discount rate. per cent Paris exchanss
on London, % francs 25ts centimes- Bar gold. 'SS
lsd Berlin exchange London, 20 marks SS<
pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols tor
money, S11s; for the account. S2s- French rentess
VI francs 75 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Trading was quiet in the mining market on the
Produce Exchange during the two-hour session
yesterday, with prices firm The total transac-
tions were $500 shares. distributed among three
stocks. as follows: 1000 Diamond Black Butte
at 1Sc, 200 Greene Gold Silver preferred at 1S7lsc
and 100 Nipssing So.
Bid and asked prices
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Nov. 2, u. m.-Tbe market for AHleri-
an securities was weak. Last quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

tCoupons tRegistered
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co. No 81 Wall street,
Nov. s Nov o. Nov. $ Noy; ~. :.
Albany Boston Cons. 10
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
GOVERNMENT RONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
Ions Tor government bonds, compared with Fri
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

Closing prices of stocks dealt in with net
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29

W. s. Mayberry, the pioneer
school teacher of Milton, has just
closd a successful short term of pub
lie school near Boise city and will
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29
BUSINESS HOUSES WILL CLOSE.
Tomorrow Either for All Day, or Dur
ing the Afternoon.

In honor of Decoration Day, all Of
the principal stores OF the city will
close for all day tomorrow, and there
will be a general suspension of busi-
ness during the day. Several days ago
the proposition of closing on Decora-
ton Day was taken up by the busi-
ness men and the following stores
agreed to remain closed all day: The
Peoples Warehouse. Alexander's,
Teutsch department store, Fair store
and Boston store. Aside from these
many others have also signified their
intentions of closing, though no paper
has been circulated among the mer-
chants. Those who do not remain
closed all day will close at noon.
Through the closing of the stores
tomorrow the members of company L
and the Woodmen and Eagles lodges
will be given an opportunity to partici'
pate in the parades to be held during
the day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29
". H. LONGLEY DEAD.
PROMINENT PIONEER
PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY
Died Suddenly In La Grande Hospital
of an Affection Of the Throat
Passed Through Pendleton Last
Friday Evening in Excellent Health
HAS Resided In Union and Una
tilla Counties for SO Years.

W. H. Longley, who for the past
80 years has resided in Union and
Umatilla counties. died at the La
Grande hospital yesterday after
very brief illness with throat trou-
BILE.
Mr.. Longley had been visiting his
daughter, Mrs C. f. Simonds Of the
Hudson Bay district, for several
weeks and passed through Pendle-
ton last Friday on his way to his
home near Hilgard on the Grand
Ronde river.
On Sunday he was taken Ill with
an affection of the trachea and while
in excellent health otherwise, he re-
luctantly consented to go to the La
Grande hospital on Monday morn
ing. On Monday afternoon his wife,
who was visiting at the home of their
daughter in Hudson Bay, was tele-
phoned to concerning his illness and
his son-in-law, Mr.. Simonds. imme-
diately started to La Grande, driving
by team to this city Monday night to
catch the early train Tuesday morn
ing.
However, before reaching La
Grande at S:i5 Tuesday morning Mr..
Longley had passed away. his death
being due to choking from a swollen
trachea or windpipe.
Mr.. Simonds passed through the
city this morning with the remains
to Walla Walla, where the funeral
will be held this afternoon.
Mr.. Longley has resided on the
Grand Ronde river seven miles above
Hilgard for the past 25 years, and
during many of these years has win
tered his sheep and cattle in the
Hudson Bay district, where he was
we'll and favorably known. Before
going to Union county he was en-
gagged in the stock business In differ
ent points in eastern Oregon.
He leaves a wife and one daughter
Mrs. C. E. Simonds of Hudson Bay
near Freewater He was well knowr
both in Union and Umatilla countie!
and was one of the most prominen
stockmen of the Grand Ronde rive
district, where he was also engaged IL
dairying and the wood business oil
an extensive scale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29
Y. w. c. A. Delegates Elected.

At a meeting of the branch society
of the Young Women's Christian as
sociation last evening three delegates
were elected from this city to the
northwest association convention
which meets at Gearhart Park IN
September. The delegates elected
were Miss Ethel Hull, formerly OF
Milton, but who will reside hereafter
in Portland; Miss Flora Mack, of La
Grande, and Miss Bessie Porter OF THIS
city. Miss Livia Ferrin, teacher OF
modern languages of Pendleton acade-
my, will act as chaperone for the
delegates from this city. The con-
vention will be participated In by all
the societies in Oregon, Washington
and Idaho, and several hundred dele
gates are expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29
John Barrett Through.

John Barrett, director of the Pu-
reau of American Republics and one
Of the best known men In the con-
sular service of the United States,
passed down the o. r.. & N. to Port
land last night and will address a
banquet at the Rose city tonight.
On June 1 Mr.. Barrett will go to Sc
attic to represent President Roose-
welt at the breaking Of the ground
for the Alaskan exposition. Mr.. Bar
r-tt talks entertainingly Of the work
Of the Bureau of American Repub-
lies of which he is director and hopes
to see closer trade relations between
the United States and all the Latin
American republics. He says there
is a demand for progressive, educat-
ed young men in the American con-
sular service and looks upon this ns
one of the best fields for young mcr
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