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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-24

rzem Kongregacyi Konsystoryal-
mel, ktorej beda powierzone
sprawy amerykanskie, jak mia
nowanie amerykanskich bisku-
pow etc., ktore to sprawy male
zaIy dawniej do Kongreg. Propa-
CANDY WARY, ostatnio z niej
wyiaczone zostaiy. Do novel tel
Kongregacyi nalezy IA czlon-
k6w wsrod Mich kardyna}owie:
Merry del Val, Moran, Oreglia,
Serafino Vannutelli, Martinelli,
Rampolla Gotti.
Zmiany tez EASILY W skiadzie
sadu apelacyjnego Stolicy sw,
ktory skiada sic 10 czlonkow;
wsrod Mich jake referent spraw
amerykahskich zostal zamiano-
wany mons. Prior, rektor Kolle-
gium sw. Bedy w Rzymie.
w skiad najwyzszego trybu-
nalu ,,Segnatura" weszli kardyna-
lowie:' Vannutelli, Algiardi, Sa-
tolli, Matthew, Gasparri Segna.
Wieden, "a pazdziernika. Pre-
zydent ministrow bar. Beck przy-
byl wczoraj Budapesztu, gdzie
obecnie przebywa re swym dwo-
rem cesarz Franciszek Jozef.
Konferowai on cesarzem w
sprawie kryzysu czesko ME
mieckiego w Czechach, teraz
bedzie sic naradzai z liemiecki-
mi czeskimi przywodcami stron-
nictw. Jak wiadomo sytuacya jest
powazna, dlatego Rad zdaje. sic
bye zdecydowanym, azeby "a
wszelka cene spokoj zaprowa-
die. Namiestnik Czech, hr. v.
Coudenhove, otrzymal daleko
idace upelnomocnienia do najsu-
rowszej represyi dalszych wy
kroczei w tym duchu wydal
konieczne polecenia wladzom
krajowym.
Budapeszt, "A pazdziernika.-
Partya konstytucyjna j partya
niezawislosci wobec powaznej O.
becnie sytuacyi politycznej u
tworzyly koalicye postanowily
zaniechac, dalszego oporu prze-
ciwko uchwaleniu rekruta.
Obie partye zdecydowaly sic
zgodzic ma zadanie przez Rad
austryacki podwyzszenie kontyn-
gensu rekruta i ma inne koniecz-
nosci rzadowe, lecz natomiast
odrzucaja projekt powszechnego
rownego prawa wyborczego do
sejmu, zadawalniajac sic doryw-
ca reforma w tym kierunku
przez wprowadzenie systemu
pluralnego przy wyborach.
Petersburg, "a pazdziernika.-
Tutejsza ,,Riecz" publikuje osta-
tnio urzedowa statystyke wyro-
kow smierci w Rosyi "a rok u
biegly, jake wydaly sady wojen-
ne tamtejsze.
Ogolna suna egzekucyi wyno-
siia 627; mianowicie powieszono
lub rozstrzelano 543 cywilnychi
"a zolnierzy.
Ma prowincye nadbaltyckie.
przypada najwieksza ilosc wyro-
kow wydanych przez sadly wo-
jenne, bo az 134, pozniej idzie XII
jow okolica, a wreszcie War
szawa IS i Moskwa z SO wyro-
kami.
Petersburg, "a pazdziernika.-
Prezydent czarnogorskiej rady
panstwowej, Mihskowicz, przy-
byl til wczoraj, azeby przedlozyc
ministeryum ,zagranicznemu zy-
czenia Czarnogory. Stara sic on
o audyencye ii cara. Dzisiai tez
przybywa tu przywodca partyi
wojennej W Serbii Pasicz.
Ateny, "a pazdziernika. - 2
Samos donosza, ze wyrok sadu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-24

gen. wikaryuszem in curia; r.
P. c. Conway, proboszcz koScio-
Ia sw. Piusa zostanie nastepca kA
Biskupa Muldoona ma probostwis
sw. Karola Boromeusza; ks. Hugh
o. G.. Nc Shane zostanie probo-
szczem parafii sw. Piusa.
KS. Biskup Muldoon zamieszka
W Rockford, gdzie koscia sw. Ja-
k6ba stanie sic katedra. Nows
wielka plebania tego kosciola "a
mieni sic W rezydencye Biskupa.
Parafia ia liczy 800 rodzin, .
istnieje cd 35 lat.
Nova dyecezya liczy okoio
$4,000 dusz ma 75 ksieiy.' Do
szk6l parafialnych uczeszcza 5000
dzieci. Obszar dyecezyi zajmuje
1900 mil kwadratowych W - po-
wiatach pomiedzy 1S nalezacych
dotychczas do archidyecezyi CHI
cagoskiej.
Katolicy) tutejszej dyecezyi "a
mierzaja urzadzic wielki bankiet
i ofiarowae pamiatke ks. Bisku-
powi Muldoon zanim wyjedzie :
Chicago.
4 k& repubIkatskich.
Gorzkiego rozczarowania doz-
nal gubernator Deneen W 4 i 10
wardzie, gdzie wystepowai z pre-
m6wieniami. Onegdaj W poludnie
we fabrykach reparacyjnych kolei
Northwestern ma 40 ave. Kinzie
str. juz ch}odno go przyjeto, ale
przynajmniej dozwolono mu mo-
vic, chociaz sluchacze byli glow
ME zajeci spo5ywaniem swego
'lunch'u". Wieczorem zas we
"West side Auditorium" ma rogu
Taylor str. Center ave. poprostu
tax go wygwizdano i sykaniem
mu przerywano, ze skrocif znacz-
ME swe przem6wienie. Gorzej je-
szcze poszio mu W Liberty Hall
W 4 wardzie, ma rogu 80 ul. i u
Mon ave. Wprawdzie powitaiy 50
tam wielkie tlumy, ale kiedy nad-
szedl, W miejsce oklask6w ozwaiy
sic smiechy szydercze, sykania i
przerazliwe gwizdanie. Zanim
m6g} slowo powiedziee, trzyczwar-
te sluchaczy wysz}y hall. Pou-
czony temi doswiadczeniami, pan
Deneen wczoraj juz ME przema-
vial ma zgromadzeniu republican
skiem W warsztatach kolei Chica-
go, Milwaukee @ St. Paul.
Rennblikanie wydali nowe
broszurki, W kt6rych staraja sic
dowodzit, re panu Bryanowi ME
rozchodzi sic o zaszczyt zostania
prezydentem, tylko pensye DO
tego przywiazana ze ME ma on
odwagi oswiadczac sic przeciw
prohibicyi.
Stmezas do pOlicydnt6w.
Policyanci James Leonard j
John Nc Dowel wczoraj mad ra-
mem ma rogu W. Madison str. i
Elizabeth str. widzac trzech po-
dejrzanych ludzi, zapytali sic, 90
tam robia. Zamiast odpowiedziec,
jeden zagadnietych wyjaa re-
wolwer i strzelil trzykrotnie DO
Leonardo, chybiajac ma szczescie.
Natychmiast i policyanci wyjeli
rewolwery puscili sic W pogoh
"a tr6jka, kt6ra uciekafa. W koi-
GU aresztowano dw6ch mich, ale
zbieg} ten, kt6ry strzelai. Areszto-
wani podali nazwiska adresy:
Otto Hodena, 504 W. 20 str. !
Fred. Kruger, 442 Noble str,
sogali m,uzyn,a. ~
Siedmioletnia Ludwika Lopina
1920 Aroher owe osmioletnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-24
Walk czesk0.niemieckie W Austryi.
Wybog ma Wagrzseh Statysyka straesi Rost Balkan
scy poHycy Pstsrsburgu.
ZATARG FRANCUSKO CHINSKI.
Pogr1eb bohatera wOjny rOsyisko=japOnskiei.
Niezwykly wypadek dziejach Konstytucyi.

BRYAN New Jersey Stanowej Federacyi Pracy
Illinois wydany ,Nocni jezdzcy hatastro
ia koeowa istu Cevelanda Ze sytuacS
wei uCzarny pistek" murzyhski W Louisiana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-24

Jeaeli ME mozecie spiacn starej
hipoteki, udajcie sic po pozyczke 40
HATTERMAcyA. 7es Milwaukee ave-.
ASs. f'{ . -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

Last night the long-planned four
town baseball league was formed at
a meeting in this city and henceforth
all the games by the Pendleton, Wall
la Walla, La Grande and Baker City
teams will be under protection of the
national league.
At meeting last night Walla Wall
la was represented by William Rog-
ers; La Grande by William Spillman,
who attended in behalf of DR.. Lincoln;
Baker City by C. A. Hosier, and Peny
dleton by E. K. Lorimer, manager OF
the team.
Under the terms of the agreement
entered into last night the four towns
enter a league class D to play for q
season of three months. A forfeit OF
$3.50 is put up by each team to en-
sure compliance with the regulations
of the league and the salary limit for
each team is placed at $3.50 per
month. At the meeting last night
the delegates chose w. L. Thompson
of this city to be president of the
league, 1t being conceded that the
presidency of the association should
go to this city.
At this time the full schedule OF
games has not been worked out, but
the season will be opened by La
.Grande playing at Baker City and
Pendleton at Walla Walla.
Since the league was formed much
satisfaction has been expressed by
ballplayers and others interested in
the game. 1t is understood that most
of the present players will be retained
by Manager Lorimer and that the
amount paid in salaries will be but lit
tie greater than at present.
The season is for three months or
longer, each team having posted a for
felt to play out the schedule for that
length of time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

At last the publicity ball is rolling
and nothing can now stop the onward
progress Of the movement to start an
advertising campaign for Pendleton
and Umatilla county.
Already over $4,000 has been pledg-
ed for a publicity fund and a strong
committee of 15 is in charge OF the
work OF further raising money and
of expending the same. Negotiations
are now on between the committee
and William Bittle Wells, representa-
tive Of the Sunset magazine, the Har-
riman publication. and It has been
practically agreed TO adopt the rail-
road oompany's advertising plan at
cost to the city Of s224p
President r. Alexander presided at
the meeting held in the Commercial
association rooms last night and 40
or so members were present. Also
several were there from outside the
city.
At the opening of tho meeting j.
II. Gwinn submitted a written report
in behalf of the realty dealers COM
mittee and 1t outlined a plan OF action.
After being read the communication
was referred to the publicity bureau
committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
STANFORD CASE
AIRED IN COURT
EXPELLED STUDENT BRINGS
SUIT AGAINST COMMITTEE
Denver Boy VIII Compel Faculty Ac-
cuscrs TO Prove Charges Made
Against Him-His Expulsion Secret
Alleged He Wrote PrOfane Let
tiers to Profesesors-TlIis He Siren
uously Dcnies-Graduates Without
Diplomas.

Stanford University. Cal, May 49,
Stung TO the quick by his secret ex-
pulsion from college by the students
affairs committee, Claude II. Ray
mond of Denver. one of the best
known students in the university. an
nounced today that he had been ex-
PEELED and that he had secured at
torneys to force the students affairs
committee to make good their charges
against him. Up to the present time
the committee has refused to do so
upon Raymond's request.
Among the charges is that Ray
mond wrote a profane letter to the
committee taking them TO task for
their expulsion of 40 students" last
March. Raymond denies he ever
wrote the letters and will bring the
matter into court.
Raymond is a Denver boy who is
noted as one of the successful college
financiers. He paid all his expenses
through the university. lived in the
best style, and was prominent fra
ternity man. on the profits of an ad-
vertising bureau he managed. He
was also n leader in musical circles
Many Stanford seniors who gradu-
ate this week are refusing to have
their degrees given them personally
by Or, Jordan and the faculty but are
leaving the campus and having the
degrees mailed to them
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
MEMORIAL DAY
IN PENDLETON
URGED THAT PEOPLE TAKE
TIME FOR OBSERVANCE
Kit Carson Post Making Plans, Bus-
ness Men Are Interested and Militia
Boys Willing TO Help in the Good
Work-Public Fund May Be Raised
to Purchase Flowers for Graves Of
Departed soldiers.

That Pendleton should take time
this year to observe Memorial Day in
the spirit which the occasion deserves
is strongly urged by local people. AL
ready the members of Kit Carson Post
G. A. r. and of company L have
planned to observe the day and busl-
ness men are also taking an interest
in the matter.
1t has been suggested by Leon Co.
hen that a public fund be raised for
the purpose of buying flowers with
which to decorate the graves of the
soldier dead and this idea may be car
ried out. In the past the recorating
has been left entirely to the handful
of veterans that now survive in Pen
dleton and there is a feeling that the
old soldirs should be given more as
sistance than in the past few years.
Guardsmen Will Help.
The following official circular has
just been issued by Adjutant General
FINER and contains instructions that
will be obeyed by company L.
Headquarters oregon National
Guard, Adjutant-GeneraPs office,
Portland, oregon, May 9.-Circular
No, 1.-The near approach of Memo
rial day with its sacred memories re-
minds us that amid theturmoil of life
and rapid progress of events that We
halt for a space and pay our tribute
of love and duty to the fallen COM
rades and garland their graves with
sweet flowers as a token of their un-
selfish patriotism, heroic bravery and
devotion to their country's cause. 1t
is benefitting that we should observe
May 80 and help strew the graves OF
the departed heroes with flowers and
show to the living that the brave deeds
of those who fought in the Indian
wars, civil war and Spanish-American
war must not be forgotten.
at is desired that the day be fit
tingly observed by the members Of
the Oregon national guard. Where it
is not practical for military companies
to participate in the ceremonies of
the day it is requested that officers
and men shall take part as individuals.
"By order of the commander-in-
chier.
"W. e. FINER.
"Adjutant- General"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
pendletonians in cyclone Path

c. b. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Huffman of this city, formerly lived
at Woodward, Oklahoma, the town
which was visited by cyclone this
week. The Taylor Green estate, seven
miles south of Woodward, was in the
direct path of the cyclone and 5. p.
Green, a son of Taylor Green, and n
brother of Mrs. Bert Huffman, lives
at Richmond, a small place visited
by the twister. Several people were
killed at Arnett, Mutual, Vici an
Gage, places we'll known to the PEN
dleton people mentioned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
train as representative of Secretary
Wilson.
'armers Rally on the Scene.

train as representative Of Secretary
Wilson.
Farmers Rally ON the Scene.
The train left Portland Sunday eve
ming and reached Kent about 6 O'Clock
this morning. 1t consists Of two pri-
vate cars, In which the meetings were
held.
Although more than 100 people
found room in the lecture car at both
Moro and Grass Valley, It was neces-
sary to use the sleeper, both cars be-
ing filled and many farmers standing
outside to hear what they could
through the open windows.
The attendance at Kent was an
agreeable surprise, and showed quite
effectively the deep interest that is
being taken in the matter. The sched-
ule called for the opening OF the lee
lures at $3.50 and the departure of the
train at $3.50. Despite the early hour,
there was an attendance of 116, some
Of the farmers having driven 10 miles
to reach Kent in time for the lectures,
and a number Of them leaving urgent
farm work in order to attend.
Cold Wind Becomes a Gale.
The weather was chilly with a
strong wind blowing when Grass VAL
ley was reached at 10 o'clock, and the
intended open-air meeting was aban-
doned and the crowd packed into the
two cars. the lecturers alternating be-
tween them.
At Moro, the third stop on the
route, school was dismissed and
while the experts we're talking to an
audience Of 175 farmers Mr.. Miller
entertained the youngsters. The wind,
which began easy at Kent, was blow
ing a gale when Wasco was reached
at 2:3O. and the attendance was
smaller than 1t would have been un-
der more favorable conditions. There
were 1876 farmers at the Moro lee
lures, no women or children being
present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
OREGON REPUBLICANS |NDORSE TAFT

Portland, May 13.--Taft will be en-
dorsed and Oregons delegation to the
national republican convention at
Chicago will be instructed for the
secretary of war If the plans of the
FultonJTaft organization prevail at
tomorrow's state convention, which
will he held here.
Apparently the Fulton-Taft men
control the convention by about 200
votes. Out of the 2S9 delegates Full
ton expects to control all but about
45.
Bourne may be left off the delega-
ton entirely II the present plans pre-
vail.
II he Is sent, declare the Fulton
men, he will be limited by lnstruc-
tions for Taft. The convention will
be called to order by state Chairman
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
REPUBLICAN WAR.
Factions I'm California to Fight IL Out
Tomorrow.

Sacramento, CAL, May 13.-Wlth
the Lincoln Roosevelt league claiming
comfortable working majority"
and the Herrln organization asserting
that 1t will dominate the convention,
there is every prospect of as merry a
melee as has ever been pulled off by
a republican state convention when
the factions meet here tomorrow.
Governor Gillette announced today
that he was not a candidate for dele
gate at large to the national conven-
tion.
The test OF strength will come at
the start over the selection OF a tenn
porary chairman. The organization
will put up George A. Knight and
will attempt to appoint him through
the central committee. The league
will protest and appeal to the dele
gates. The result will settle the ques-
tion Of control.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
WARRANT FOR TREADwELL.

San Francisco, May PA warrant
OF arrest for James TTcadwell, the
former Alaskan mine owner, against
whom an Indictment charging perjury
I'm connection with the embezzlement
OF the Cotton securities from the Cali
fornia Safe Deposit and Trust COM
pany, was issued today and put In the
hands OF the sheriff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
FORMER PENDLE7ON MAN DIES AT BOISE

n. NJ. Perkins, formerly of this city,
but of late years resident of Boise
died at his home in that city last
night. Word of his death was receiv-
ed here today by Mrs Lima Sturgis
with whom Mrs. Perkins had been
visiting when called home by her hus-
bands illness. The immediate cause
o. his death was heart failure.
The deceased was widely known
among many OF this city and deep re-
gret is expressed over the news of his
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

death. He was a bandsman and was
the leader of the Pendletou band dur
ing the time he lived here. He was
also in the cigar business fur a time
and for two years was in Charge Of the
Bingham Springs resort.
In Boise Mr. Perkins was a partner
in the laundry business with j. f.
Robinson, now proprietor of the Do
mestic laundry here, and ne was also
prominent in band circles in the Idaho
capitol He was the leader Of a band
in Boise for a period Of t5 years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

A reception will be rendered the
Rt, Rev, Bishop r. l.. Paddock at the
home of Mrs. w. F. Matlock under the
auspices of the Parish Aid TOMORROW
evening at $50. An interesting musi-
cal program will be rendered and a
few brief speeches will be given by
Judge s. A. Lowell, Bishop Paddock
and others. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
No Politics for Bob.

Chicago, May 13.-Admiral Evans
left for the east at S:15 this afternoon.
In an interview he said: "The re-
tirement from the navy is the biggest
blow l ever experienced. l hate to
leave the old gang"
When asked whether he would ever
think OF going into politics the admir-
al intimated that he would not.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

Portland. May l3.-The gas pipe
fiend whom the police believe to be
the same man who struck down with
in the last SO hours Pawnbrokers
Max Hermann and II. Newman, was
captured at 1880 this morning after
a desperate struggle in the rear Of the
Erickson beer saloon a few minutes
after he had beaten John Chong, a
Chinese tailor. into lnsensibility.
The prisoner does not give a name
beyond declaring that II is Jack the
Splitter" and the police believe that
he is either insane or feigning mental
disease.
This morning at 1915 he walked In
TO the tailor shop OF the Chow Wah
company al 249 Ankeny street. and
without a word Of warning struck
Chong over the head with a length OF
gas pipe which he had concealed In a
newspaper. Then uttering a yell he
Jumped out into the street and ran
around a corner.
He was seen by a number OF persons
who started In pursuit. The fleeing
man lodged into the saloon and was
cornered there and after a desperate
struggle put in irons.
At the station he muttered and
mumbled while being examined
chuckllng 81 make them yell. When
they see the pipe they yell"
The prisoner is about 22 years Of
age and weighs 225 pounds. He Is
thought to be q sailor.
He is not connected with the Wolff
murder by the police but is thought
10 he the man who struck down Her
mann and Newman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
PUBLICITY BALL
IS ROLLING ON
Bureau Established and More
Than $4,000 Subscribed.
Campaign Starts.
NEGOTIATIONS ENTERED INTO
WITH HARTMAN SYSTEM.

Enthusiastic Meeting al Commercial
Association Last Evening-Fifteen
Men Comprise the Burcau-Twelvc
From Commercial Club and Three
From County Real Estate Men's
Lcague-COnmittee WIN Meet This
Evcning-Plan 10 Raise $4,000 or
$4,000 Being Worked Out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
LEAD PIPE FIEND
IS CAPTURED.
Man Who Assaulted Two
PawnbrokerS and Chinese
Tailor Placed in Irons.
DECLARES HIS NAME is
Jack THE SPLITTER" !"

Is COrnered I'm Saloon After Beating
Chink Into Insensibllity-Ead Lead
Pipe Concealed In Paper and Struck
without Word oS Warning-Eithcr
Insane or Feigning Insanlty-POlice
DO Not Connect Him With Wolff
Murder, But Believe Him Guilty Of
Recent Crimes-Identity Unknown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
INLAND I P|RE
LEAGUHI'0RMED
Four Town Baseball AssoCia.-
ton a Reality at Last-Sea-
son Opens May q.
PENDLETON MAN is
CHOSEN PRESIDENT

Four Games Week for Tires
Months Guaranteed-Each Town 10
Have Games Every Other Week
PendletOn Opens at Walla WaIla
and La Grande at Baker City-Gar-
den City Players Come Here Next
A National League Organization Of
Glass D-Local Fans Are JubilanG.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
BANKER CLOTHED
IN PRISON GARB.

. san Francisco, Calf, May 13.
. Under guard of two deputy
. sheriffs, ]. Dalzell Brown, con-
. fessed accomplice to wrecking
. the California safe deposit and
. trust company, was taken to
. San Quentin today to serve his
. term Of is months for embez-
. zling $65,00O worth of bonds of
. the Sacramento Gas & Electric
. company, deposited with the
. trust company.
. AS he left the county Jail he
. seemed resigned to his fate. He
. had plead with the authorities
. to allow him to serve his prison
esentence in the county Jail, but
. this had been Refused him. He
. will now have to undergo the or Z
. deal of being measured, shaved Z
. and clothed in convicts' garb.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
Cnmnalrn Closing I'm.

Portland. May 13.-The senatorial
campaign is closing up. Both candi-
dates are coming In towards the me-
tropolis. Cake speaks at Harrisburg
this morning, Shedd this afternoon
and Brownvlle this evening. Cham
berlaln is at Hood River and The
Dalles today,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
FARMERS TRAIN
TOURING COUNTY
Large Crowds Listen to the
Lectures at Hermiston, Echo
and Pilot Rock.
MANY PENDLEToN PEOPLE
GREET THE DEMONSTRATORS.

Train VIII Remain Over Night In
Pendleton and VIII Cover the WaIIa
Walla Branch Towns Tomorrow
Lecturers Well Received I'm Sherman
and Gillian Counties - Pioneer
Train In Better Farming Movement
for Eastern OrcgOn-Dr. James
Withycombe Heads List OF Speakers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

w, NJ. Cake at 10 o'clock
Judge G. II. Williams may be Sc
lected to act as chairman.
Tonight the Fulton-Taft men will
hold an informal conference. 1t Is
understood their ticket for the ma
tional convention delegation includes
Fulton, Judge George II. Williams. NJ.
A. Moody of The Dalles. A. n. Gilbert,
Salem.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
DIR. SMITH AND
FAMILY ARE HOME.

DR.. c. ]. Smith and family ar
rived Home on the Northern
} Pacific train today after having
been absent from the city upon
a European trip that occupied
many months.
The Smith party left here
early last fall and while away
visited in nearly all the coun-
tries of Europe, northern Afri-
ca and in the Holy Land They
returned to the United States
some weeks ago and have been
visiting at the doctors old home
in Ohio and at other points in
the middle states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
Wells Returned 20 Portland.

william Bittle Wells, northwest
manager of Sunset Magazine who
closed the advertising contract with
Pendleton Commercial association
and the Umatilla County Real Estate
Mems association last evening, return
ed to his home in Portland today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

Portland. May 1S.-The prisoners
name Is Jack Laros OF Rome, Ga. He
saws he struck Chong because he
hascs Cinnamon, but denies the as
sault on the pawnbrokcTs He de-
clnrcs he was a member Of the crew
of the gunbOat Housatonic until re-
Gently.