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FOR sALE-HoUSEs.

S2se0
Two-story brick dwelling conveniently 10
Gated southeast; 8 rooms and bath; good lot
70 alley: near car lines; well rented.
JOSEPH !. WELLER,
Realty Broker COZ st y. ".
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FOR sALE-The cheapest house in the Du-
rooms and bath; furnace heat; price, $500
HARRY A. WAGsTAFF, SO4 18th 81. NV.
Jel4-tf
AT CONNECTICUT Ave. Terrace. Just so,s-h
OF Chevy Chase Circle. a beautiful s-ro =
house.. water. sewer. electric lights. ett.;
h7- water heat large porch. concrete cellar
under entire house; atJtci very large LOT;
beautiful shade trees automobile stable;
property viii greatly increase In value;
attractive home In an ideal neiEhborhood.
ROBERT r. HEATER. 418 Colorado Bldg.
Phone Main 80. tel4-lt
FOR SALEM. W. SECTION. modern six
HARRY A. WAGsTAFF. so4 l4th e. nv.
FOR SALE-C,verlooking Massachuse tts ave.
extended. beautiful home; ten rooms, three
baths hrst-fioor kitchen; steam heat. laun-
dry, etc. price. 1859. HARRY A. WAC
STAFF, 904 18th 81. NV jel4-tf
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Reduced to 50, 500 for Quick Sale.
Groom. 5ay-Window brick. In good neigh
boTh0od northwest white leiBhb7rs only
newly pAEereQ ana painted INSIDE ana out
porcelain bath; sold when IA = for 81 500. but
o. account Of hard times " ! be sacrificed
VIM. II. sAUEDEx CO.,
1909 St, y. 2. jels-s.
PRICE s.. 900; rent $3.50: good two-story
bay window, press brick. 4 s.esdy rante.
WIZ. II. SAUNDERS 8 CO.,
1907 F 81. n ". je1s-St
FOR sALE-S20O0; neat 6-roOm house on
\ ST. NV; rented 70 good white tsnanes TO
Red Arrow sign. Ts2 9TH ct. NV.
MODERN s-room houses: 20 # fronts: near
Lincoln Park H0t-water heat SION ready
a. F. GERMAN & Co. 1901 C st. NV.
FOR sALE-Colored people can buy wen
built, nicely arranged. every way attractive
residences IN best parts Of northeast and
"a yments monthly Instnllments.
ALLEN c CLARK Goo St
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PINE LOTS FOR SALE N
(Aoors's Addltionl
CLARENDON, VA
& minutes from AQueduct Bridge via Fails
Church Electric Railway. y minutes 70 I2tA
81. ana Pa. ave.
500 ger lot Tor the lest
-. s. cAsh and IS per month
Original shade Trees
Two electric reads with stauonsl run
through the property
gOT further particulars apply 20
3. L DAVIDSON. Azszs
ROsslyu. Va.
Residence. Clarendon. Va
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
BUY A 500, 500, 800 Tor IN
BEAUTIFUL RENO"
HIGHEST. HEALTHlEST CHEAPEST
II THIS SPLENDID SECTION OF d. C.
LYING BETWEEN
IENNALLITOWN. CHEVY CHASE AND
GEORGETOW<. AND ROCKVILLE AND
CONN. AVE Chevy Chase RAILROADS
MUST DOUBLE IN VALUE.
oN TIME OR IJTo OFF FOR CASH
80 BETTER PLACE FOR YOUR SAVINGS
j. p. WIMER, REAL, EST, 1901 O. ST. NV
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AUCTION SALES.
ARGUS NOTES. Auctlonser-

MARCUS NOTES, Auctionser-
On TUESDAY. JUNE IS, AT 10 A. NJ,
10th and B sts NV condemned District
horses, numbers $50 and s65 BY order Com
missionsrs, .. c. NJ. c. HARGROVE. Prop
eTty Clerk. D &. II
AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auction
Rooms. cor, 10th and d SITS. nv, on Satur-
day, June 20, 1893. at 10 clock, vii be sold
all goods stored In the names Of Birdie
Brock. r. @. Miller. Nellie Ward Jex, c. IA
Smith, James Payton. Mary Allen. Eliza
Harris. Mrs. NJ. C. Moxley. u. S STORAGE
COMPANY. iel3-6t-eXSu
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FOR SALE

Beautiful building lots and fine villa
sites and acreage property, covered
with fine oak trees; cheap, and on
easy terms, TO close out this splen-
did subdivision known as
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES.
Stafford & Norway. the only real estate
firm In Northeast They devote their entire
time TO Northeast property What have YOU
20 rent or sell2 We handle real estate, loans
Insurance.. collect your rents. insure your
psoperty. Seventh snd Il sta ne. mhzs-s0t
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Money Loaned saIaried PeopIs

and others without security easy payments;
efnoss In g principal cities; save yourself
money by getting my terms first. d. Z
ToLAAN, Room eos so i5th ST NV. dss-t
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.


tl5 PER MONTH Will. DO 1T.
This Is the chance you have been looking
for New 4-rO0m cottage within one fare;
very small cash payment; price 81 .55o
TAGGAkT-THRlFT Co. 400 y. y. ave.
Jel3, 1915
FOR sALE-A beautiful SUBURBAN home AZ
Takoma Park eight larse rooms and bath:
fine furnace in the cellar; liberal closets gas
and coal ranges, can be bought Cor 81 900
HARRY a. WAGSrAFF, 800 18th St nv.
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FOR sAI.E-Lots. Rhode Island Ave. Ter
race, u, c. many hearts made glad by the
opportunity TO secure desirable lots on ear
line. one fare without change. lots 80 10 so
II. by % To- 100 II. deep, s255 per lot and up;
terms 10 suit. come out Sundays. take C. 81.
cars marked RiverdaIe, Berwvu ETC., get
of Rhode Island ave. and S. Dakota ave.
walk ca ST. look for Red Arrow Sign Phone
Main $3.50 CalI for plat and price list
Il. i. HANDLER. 552 10th 81. nv.
jelt-7t
COsls OUT ana see the beautiful homes
being erected at Connecticut Avenue Ter
race and the rapid development OF this at
tractIve subdivision; located just south 0f
Chevy Chase Circle In the District and on
ths Capital Traction car line. select site
for your own home choice lots = 70 3s cents
a "a It.. terms easy. ROBERT r. HEATER
4l8 Colorado Bldg. Phone Main ga.
FOR sALE-By owner. new 4-room p -ilse .
q
heights OF BeTwyus slate roof Iatrobs. Cabi-
net mantels lots Z5XL2s each. see thls before
you buy Price $3.50. Terms 90 suit Ad-
dress BOX fI6, Times Office. jel23t
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a suburban
home. see this Large six-room house; porch
on three Sides built Of the best material f.
every thing In frst-cIass condition. IS good
new: fine water. good shade, four large
one square from electric cars Prize. Il sold
in the next ten days. 81 SEQ. 500 or 500 cash,
balance monthly with &c on for cash
EDWARD DANIELS. Commercial Bank
Building jelSst
In the High ana Healthy Country on
GREAT FALLS & OLD
DOMINION LINZ
New 5-room frame. 1000 feet ground.
s1.7o0; $500 down, ST. month School.
churches. stores. etc. one fare to any
part of city.
Other Homes, Fine Home sites,
and Acreage
CRAIG & EVANS,
HIBBs BUILDING. ies-tt
BEAUTIFUL asven-room cottage: lust com
plsteds with two acres Of ground Ia District
near Congress Heights commanding view.
Eood FaLeF. prise, AtAe one-third g II.
balance long time BOZ G5T. Times Ofdcs
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FOR SALE - Beautiful lots at Gregory
Heights only one car fare 5exIGg, price from
&C. TO Sf1n. Terms S. cash. s. per month
a. "a. CATS. s5- ST nv myIs-89J
FsJR SALE-sPvcial bargain. s-room houss
with acres. fine shade and fruit, on Rock
Vile ear IlLs. s.. 500 HENRY " OFFJTT
g2d and \ SIS. my20-ts
BUILDING LOTS at West CherrydaIe on
Great Falls and Old Dominion Hys5 - faTs
into city monthly payments
B. d. DAVIDSON.
Real Estate and Insurance. RossIyu Va.
Suburban Property Of Every Description
apS-u
II YOU want 10 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, zee - or send for latest
bulletin
MARION DUCKETT & SON
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SUBURBAN AND FARM PROPERTY.

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban home or
farm purchase in Maryland unless your tItls
$ guaranteed ~ certificate Of MARYLAND
REAL ESTATE TITLE Co 18Th ana ,raw
olk ave, NV myl4-u. th. sa-5gt
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MATTPES SES.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated ana
made comfortable as new at small cost. You
can see your work done. Factory and sales.
room. 6S5 II M. Phone N 2O97 L 7. JONES.
ap2S-s0t
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND sANITORuJA
ATLANTIC CITY.
One Of the new est stone brick and steel
buildings. with every comfort. always open:
always ready always busy.
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wANTED-Su8URBAN.

WANTED 10 rent with privilege OF buying
5 or 6-ro0m bungalow or cottage. grounds.
water, porch and shade. near electric line:
half hour ride from Treasury RO9ERT Il.
BENDER. Ills New Hampshire ave NV
-ar
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FLOOR OIL.

cool. BRIGHT. DUsTLEss FLOORS can
be obtained by using Hunters Dust Killing
Floor Oil 50c gallon, drop US a postal or
phone Main 545S. lib Pa. ave. NV jes-tf
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS
FOR sALE-Farm near Rockville Nd go
acres dwelling. barns. running water beau
tiful location growing crops. fruit some
stock and tools the Crora on IL are worth
$1,000. and will he inciu cd II sale is made
before harvest q great A--E ain and a FIRST
class property. CHARL-s lARLY CO. Sis
18Th 81 ieI4-2t
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FIREPROOF SAFE6.

UNINSURABL.c valuabIes protected while
you are away VIII rent you high grade safe
for 81 per week: new and second hands for
4as
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MODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA

WASHINGTON CAMP. No. IIs4. Van ".
Roberds 6s5 18th 81 Ne, clerk, meets Thurs
day evenings al Typographical Temple. AS
C st NV. Tny24-S0t
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Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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elements Addition
to Clarendon"
On the high hills just north of the
historic Arlington Mansion, about
one mile west of Washington. and
on the Washington and Arlington
and Falls Church electric railroad
Take Green Cars 10 Georgetown,
and then the Falls Church Cars 10
Spruce Street Station, at Clarendon,
and you are at the property.
Price, $3.50 per lot Terms: Only
s. down, balance p per month. Ten
per cent OF for cash.
Man on grounds until : o'clock p.
IN. every day TO show property.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

THE best Ping POnEs IN Washington; Is
large size Ping Pongs. 25C. 81 cabinets
dozen S1O0. NEWBERRY'S STUDIO, $50
Penusylvania ave NV.
my1S-m, w f-99t
ONE DOZEN cabinet photos two positions
showing proofs. $3.50; all work guaranteed:
open Sundays Phone NJ. 6564- MELNICKS
STUDIO, 500 It'll 81 NV jew -sa. m-50t
OUR sPECIALTY-A sepiz porcelain minla-
Ture; oval; ZaX3 inches. copied from any
photograph for sl-6a- BOHCE STUDIO, 1928 r
apls-90t
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ROOMS PAPERED SAGE
M. legal guarantees covers AL our work. send
postal tor free samples and estimate 70 W.
Y. AdAHONEX. eos Pa ave- Sc phone L. 1sza
mylz-so1
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SEND TO HUNT, the old reliable, 81 New
York ave. and get his reduced prices on all
work fo= the next 80 days. Phone Main
l647 my31-90t
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN triplicats viii be
received al the Office Of the Chief Clerk
Department of Commerce and Labor, until
p. NJ. MONDAY, JUNE %, 1908, and then
opened. FOR furnishing the Department with
ice and forage during the fiscal year end
ing June 80. 1903. Blanks for proposals, with
specifications, viii be furnished on applica-
ton 10 the Chief Clerk. Department OF Com
merce ana Labor, Washington, ID. c.
JeI51719
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

DR. RENT-s72 Florida ave NV, four-room
'usa. SO: white tenants only. Key 916 "
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HAVE YOU SEEN my patterns? Most com
plsts stock OF wallpaper in city. Ny work
is dependable. Ask others. THOROWGOOD,
SIS l2th St nv. Phone II. 1852.
myIs-su, N, th-s0t
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MONEY TO LOAN

IF VOC NEED MONEY to paw rent. or buy
coal viii furnish al you need. I lend you
on your furniture OF piano. these loans are
strictly PRIVATE. Try me. p. O. BOX 2542
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FOR HIRE.
WALL PAPER.

ARTISTIC PAPER HASGLSGs. manufac-
tursr window shades estimates furnished:
work promptly attended TO- lowest prices c.
ulyZT- " Ea ul-ggL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07

San Francisco Nov 7.-Agrcultur-
al interests in the Coeur d'Alene val
ley in Idaho have been notified by
their attorneys in this city that the
United States circuit court of appeals
has sustained the decision of the cir
cult court of the district of Idaho in
dismissing their complaint against
mining interests.
The farmers, representing 100000
worth of agricultural land and live
stock, alleged that mining interests,
valued at s12,OOO,OOO, filled their
streams with silt preventing naviga-
ton, injuring crops and poisoning
stock.
The mining men claimed their
properties represented an outlay of
s2.500,000 over the total value of the
agricultural interests annually. They
declared to prevent the operation of
the mines would ruin the development
of the states mining industry.
The decision was modified by the
higher court by ordering the suit to
be dismissed without prejudice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07

Pttsburg, Pa, Nov. IA triple
tragedy was revealed in east Pitts
burg today when the body of Mrs.
William Casey was found in her home
with the throat cut from ear to ear.
Beside the body on the floor was her
daughter, the head almost severed
with a razor lying near. George
Hartzell Mrs. Casey's son-in-law, was
squeezed in a trunk with an open bot
tie of chloroform to his nose.
The bodies were found by william
Casey upon his return from a repub-
lican jollification meeting.
Detectives are satisfied that Hart
zell killed the two women, then
squeezed himself in the trunk and
committed suicide with the chloro-
form. He was breathing his last
when found.
Hartzell bought the drug, saying he
wanted it to kill dogs.
Last December Hartzell was tried
and acquitted on the charge of mur-
dering his wife. His mother-in-law
refused to testify against him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07
ENJOYMENT OF LIBERTY
WAS CUT RATHER SHORT

Mike Mcdowell, who is serving 125
days in the county Jail for violating
the local option law, and whose SEN
tence is about one-half served. and
who has been given more or less lib
erty, made a break this forenoon
which will result in his being closely
confined the balance of his term. saws
the La Grande Observer. He was
given liberty to get some hot water
to wash his breakfast dishes. when
he made a break to get away. The
alarm was Immediately given. and
Deputy George Lindgren was called.
and he saw the fugitive making strides
toward the western part of the city.
He struck out and soon met team
which he impressed into immediate
service, and in a few moments had
overtaken Mcdowell. and it was
simply a matter OF marching him
back. Mcdowell has been given many
courtesies that are not often granted
To those confined for minor offenses.
but from now on until next january
he VII be given am opportunity %
consider whether or not the local op-
ton law is a farce from the stand
point of one behind the bars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07
OREGON Is OUT OF DEBT.
State Has Balance Of S65S, ,32O.15 in
Treasury.

Salem, Or, Nov. 6.-Oregon has no
state debt, bonded or otherwise. This
Is one of the first facts stated in the
biennial report of State Treasurer
Steel, issued Wednesday. There is in
treasury a cash balance of $65S,32O.-
Is, of which $214,S97.9S is in the gen.
eral fund-an amount sufficient to
pay state expenses until next March,
when taxes for 1909 will be paid.
The report shows that two years
ago the balance in the general fund,
applicable to payment Of current ex-
penses Of the state institutions. was
S212,512.03; there was received dur
ing the two years $2,592,S93.4O and
disbursed $2,59O,5OL45, leaving the
present cash balance in that fund,
State Treasurer Steel makes num-
Der of recommendation to the legis-
lature, among them these: That the
tax be made applicable to
the excess Of $1,000 on all collateral
and on all bequests and
devises exceeding $500 to persons not
related to the donor; that the depos-
itory law be made applicable to the
school funds; that counties be requir-
ed to pay the maintenance charge for
care of insane, in the first instance,
the counties collecting from the per-
sons ordered to pay the charge; that
such special funds as the pure food
fund, the veterinary fund, the board
Of examiners fund. ETC., be turned in
TO the general fund and all claims
now paid out Of these funds be paid
out of the general fund; that provis-
ion be made for inspection of weights
and measures so that the law regard
Ing the same may be enforced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07
BAKER CITY BOYS AR
RESTED FOR COUNTERFEITTNG

In the custody of Deputy U. 8.
Marshal Nicholson, two young men
of Baker City passed through here
today en- route for Portland, where
they are to be tried for counterfeit
ing. They are Ed and Harry New
ton and both boys have spent the
greater portion of their lives in Ba--
ker City
The Newtons We're arrested several
days ago by Sheriff Rand of Baker
county, upon a complaint sworn out
by John McCourt, L. S. district at
torney. They are charged with couu-
terfeiting $50 gold pieces and other
coins. However, their cache was not
discovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07
WHITMAN WINS
FROM IDAHO
FOOTBALL SURPRISE OF
YEAR SPRUNG YESTERDAY.
Missionaries Win Signal Victory in
one of Most Spectacular Games
Ever Seen in Walla Walla-Victors
Had Better of the Play Almost
From Kick ck-off-Brainard and Bor-
leske Stars for Whitman-Elton for
Idaho.

Walla Walla, Wash, Nov. TN
one of the most spectacular football
games ever seen in Walla Walla,
where sensations were sprung almost
every minute OF the game, the light
but speedy and aggressive Whitman
team, defeated the stalwart eleven
from the Idaho university, by a de-
cisive score of II to 0, on Ankeny field
yesterday afternoon. From the start
Whitman had the better of the play
ing, except for short time during the
second half when the Missionaries
were placed on the defensive.
odds were placed on the Idaho team
three to one, before the game, and
even then Whitman money was in
slight evidence.
The Idaho bunch came on the field
a few minutes before the big clock in
the administration building struck 8,
ran few signals. made one or two
preliminary plays for the grand stand
assumed a confident air and lay down
to await what they seemed to consider
an easy victory. To those in the
bleechers and on the side lines. the
prospect looked equally slim for
Whitman, for the extra eight pounds
to the man. which the Idaho team
carried showed up in a formidable
light, when the opposing lines took
their places preparatory to the game.
stars for Whitman
For the missionaries, Brainard.
quarter back. and Borleske, right half
and captain. made the most sensation
al gains Of the game. The former
was never out of the game a single
moment. but played his part to per-
fection. lodging, when carrying the
ball himself, and forming magnificent
for his companions when
any Of them were i'm possession of the
Iigskin. Borleske. who is conceded
- be one of tho Speedigst PLAYERS .u
the northwest. sustained his reputa-
ton i'm excellent style yesterday. max
ing wonderful gains through end runs
and line plunges. seeming to make an
opening for a good gain each time ne
carried the ball. Although Whitman !
was little slower than the Idaho |
team in rushing down the field for |
- - +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07

to I5rOk-
D4regarded Statement No.
A.
Oregon November 6, 1908
Edtor:
possibly
legislature.
do not know that the matter requires attention. but
while
mine influence member the legislative
o o
n
the made
. the people, and law should be obeyed. .
o
. he Legislature
Respectfully,
s. A.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07
LUMBER MEN WOULD
UNITE THEIR BUREAUS

San Francisco, Nov. IA central
committe to be named as a lumber
inspection bureau of the Pacific
coast, was planned today by local
lumbermen OF the Merchants Ex-
change. A meeting of the Pacific
coast and the Oregon and Washing
ton bureaus will be held for that pur-
pose.
The three bureaus now do not work
in harmony. The idea is to have the
inspectors paid by the shippers and
importers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07

rollment and each teacher notified
that the school is entitled to volumes
to the amount of the sum accorded.
\ reQuisition is then ~cN by the
teacher, approved by the county SUI
porintondent, ana finally approved by
the state library commission at Sa.
lem through which the books are then
ordered.
Under the system several of the
largest schools in the county will re-
ceive a very valuable increase to
their libraries when the books just
received are distributed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07

San Francisco, Nov. THE body
OF Vesta Van Vlack, aged Is, of Cove,
oregon, who died under peculiar cir
cumstances, following an operation,
said to have been performed by DR..
G. w. O'Donnell who has been ar
rested on the charge of murder. will
be given decent burial. despite a
telegram from her parents that they
would not defray the expenses. The
parents are separated.
Frank P. Van Vlack, her father,
lives in Salem, while the girl lived
with her mother at Cove.
She eloped with James Gibson. who
has been arrested. The latter says the
mother would not consent to their
marriage. They had not been mar
ried when the girl died.
Gibson declared the girl told him
that DR. O'Donnell used an instru-
ment on her, October IA. O'Donnell
says he used only drugs. The official
inquest will be held Tuesday.
DR.. J. w. Ward of the Hahnamann
hospital, where the girl died, says he
operated upon her for appendicitis
and septic trouble which resulted
from gangrenous condition of the
appendix. Ward signed the certifi-
cate giving this as the cause of death.
DR.. Clark, who performed the autop-
sy, says the septic emica resulted from
a bungling criminal operation.
Cove, Ore. Nov. 7-Gibson and
Vesta Van Vlack left La Grande for
san Francisco October 21. The girl
was employed as domestic at La
Grande after leaving Cove. She had
been keeping company with Gibson
for two years. The parents objected
to the marriage. 1t was reported she
had Cluped after leaving here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GRANTS
EMPLOYEES INCREASED PAY

Oakland. Cal, Nov. TRAIN gate
men of the ferry lines of the Southern
Pacific found in their pay envelopes
today, IS extra. Accompanying it was
the announcement that the road now
finds II possible TO grant the increase
which was asked for more than
year ago by the gatemen. Several
hundred will be affected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07
PENOLETON To
HAVE TAG DAY"
TO LIFT DEBT FROM
ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL
Sisters Expect TO Sell 1000 Tags
Ten Ccnes VIII BE the Price of
Each But One Can Buy Any Num-
bcr-"I Help the Hospital" VIII be
the Lcgcnd-Plan Successfully
Worked in Many other Cities.

Tag"
You're it,"
That is, you are slated to be next
Saturday, which is to be tag day in
Pendleton.
The cause is worthy one. 1t is to
help lift the debt from st. Anthony's
hospital.
And your contribution need only
be small Ten cents is the price of a
tag, but you can pay more. The good
sisters will not object.
The result, 1t is hoped, will be
about $500 toward paying off the
heavy burden of debt under which
the hospital is placed for the sisters
and their friends look forward to
supplying about 1000 of Pendleton's
citizens with tags for that day.
The tags will bear the legend 81
help the hospital" together with a red
cross. They will be printed upon
blue ribbon.
The tag day" plan has been work.
ed with great success in other cities
in the interests of worthy causes and
it is believed that the people of Pen
dleton will respond with their indi-
vidual mites to swell the total re-
Ceipts for tag day" to considerable
sum. s%
During the next week solicitors
will appear with the tags for sale
and you will be greeted with an echo
of the old school days which are
gone-"Tag, you're it," but you will
only be 'it' to the sum of 10 cents.
unless you wish to pay more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-07
ARRIVE FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY

The libraries of the public schools
of Umatilla county will he increased
by the addition Of some 1900 books
just received from Gill = Co, by
County superintendent Il. *. Wclles
and which will he sent out to the
various schools as rapidly as distri-
button and classification can be made.
Under the oregon law the county
commissioners must levy sum not
exceeding 10 cents per pupil for the
maintenance Of libraries i'm the coun-
try schools. This sum is apportioncd
among the schools according to en-