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The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
D. 4. sTRAKER IS
|. LAID IN THE GRAVE

Many floral tokens from the bar and
from the people of his own race,
among whom he had long been an
honured leader. were In evidence at
the funeral services Of the late ID.
Augustus Straker, held Monday after
noon. There was brief service in
the residence. No. $50 Bagg-st.. by
the Rev. Theodore Smythe. OF the A.
M. K. church, and an impressive SER
vice later In st. Matthews church.
conducted by the Rev. George Bundy.
end the Rev. S. w. Frisbie, OF Detroit,
and the Rev. John Williams. Of
Omaha, Hundreds of friends attend
Nd to pay their last respects to the
memory of The attorney.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

stated that when he left Detroit four
years ago he turned over all shares
held in the company TO stephen Hart
nell.
Sloan will be held for further ad-
vices from Chief Downey. OF Detroit.
Sloan cut a wide swath several
years ago In Detroit. where he prac-
ticed his profession. Ii is said that
the Lett the city possessed of about
100000. which he had obtained from
Detroiters and Chicagoans through the
medium OF an alleged fake mining
scheme.
Clement A. Dunbar, of No. $50
Fourth-ave., Is said to have given
Sloan. $2s, 000s every cent he had In
the world. But Dunbar was not the
only man to be hypnotized by Sloan's
smooth talk. Rich and poor, widows
and orphans, are said to have fallen
victims to his schemes. He is said
to have received $4,000 from one
man in Chicago.
Sloan is said to have worked the
'salted" mine game. After an absence
of several months In the west, he re-
turned TO Detroit telling wonderful
tales of mine he had located
and displayed samples of pay
dirt rich In gold. Then the suckers"
bit readily. The Chicago man from
whom Sloan Is said to have taken
$4,000, took over the mine, and az
ter spending $4,000, gave up In dis
gust He didn't And a sign OF gold.
This aroused suspicion, number Of
victims got together and an invest-
CATION followed. 1t was soon learned,
1t is. said, that, Sloan had purchased
bar gold, and it Is supposed that this
was used in sailing" the mine. Ger
tain II Is that Sloan Is the only man
who ever found the least trace of
gold in the mine.
Sloan came to Detroit from Learn.
ington, Ont. near which town his
mother. a sister, and several brothers
still reside. They are among the
most respected farmers In that part
of the country, and well-to-do. He
went into the creamery business in
bennington, but that institution
burned, and Sloan collected enough
insurance to put him through medical
college. Fresh from college he rent
ed sumptuous Offices on Adams-ave.
west. among the Oldest and pest.
known physicians In the city. A fine
dresser, man OF pleasing appear.
ance and a good talker, he soon built
up one OF the best practices In Detroit.
with the receipts of his practice and
the proceeds OF his mining schemes.
Sloan Is said to have conducted two
houses. of entertainment, one on AIDE
Widest, and the other on Jefferson
ase. At these places he is said to
have given gay suppers. at which en-
tertainment was provided by actresses
from the local theaters. These apart
ments are said to have been lavishly
furnished with rare works of art and
costly furniture.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
GIRL DIES AT
DOOR OF HER HOME

Against the advice OF the attend
ing physician. who declared that the
patients removal would probably
prove fatal, the parents OF Anna
Doran, No. 26 Peterson-st.. Delray. who
and Foundling's Home for the past
ten days, insisted that she be taken
home Sunday night. The girl died at
o'clock Monday morning. as she was
being carried into the house from the
ambulance. Coroner Bennett, after In
vestigating the case, was satisfied. that
the young woman's removal from the
hospital was n contributory cause of
death and puts the responsibility up
~ the parents.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
H|GHbALL DROUTH
MAY SOON END
MINERAL WATER WAGON DRIv.
ERs OFFER STRIKE SET
ELEMENT TERMS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE mineral
water wagon drivers and bottlers who
are ON strike. held mass meeting
yesterday and jubilantly announced
that they were willing to come to a
settlement which will give them 10
hour work day and 81 a week increase
In wages.
The strikers have been able to cut
down the supply OF seltzer water al
the various saloons on the east side.
Every time we bring about high
ball famine chuckled the walking
delegate, we succeed in gaining our
demands.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Or. J. BYRON SLOAN
IS ARRESTED IN
Los ANGELES
FORMER DETROIT PHYSICIAN rs
ACCUSED OF swiNpLiNo DE-
TRolTERs, BY MEANS OF SALT
Ed MINE GAME.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17.--Dr. J. By
ron Sloan, who is alleged to be mixed
up in a 100000 mining swindle III
Detroit, was arrested here last night
by detectives at the request OF Chief
OF Police Downey, Of Detroit. Sloan
occupied sumptuous apartments ON
South Olive-st. When seen at police
headquarters by Detroit Times rep
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
vaIerIan cribsyedoff Dies.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-~News of the
death In Paris OF valerian Gribaye-
don. writer, journalist and artist, pio-
neer Of newspaper illustrators I'm New
York. was received today. Mr.. Crib
nyctoff's death occurred several days
ago. He was born In Kronstadt. Rus
sIa, 80 years ago and came 10 the
United States I'm 1880. He had a large
scquainttnce among literary and ar.
tistie nfeB.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Belle Isle Auto CO. Only Bidder.

The Belle Isle Auto Co. was the
only bidder for the automobile priv
ilege at Belle Isle for the two years
beginning April 1. 1903. the bid being
opened I'm the park department ONCE
Monday noon. The company prom.
Uses an enlarged service and the same
rates. of three aud Ave cents. as NJ
present Engel Bros. No. 243 Graf
iot-ave.. were the lowest bidder for
furniture for the new casino at Belle
Isle. the figure being somewhat un.
der 81 900
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
TANOARO OIL IN
ss15,000,000 OIVvt

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Stan
dard Oil Co. declared a quarterly div
idend today Of SIS share, or total
of 5000, 900, payable on March Ia,
to stockholders OF record Feb. 20.
This has been the regularly quarter
ly dividend for three years.
In 1904, the quarterly dividend
amounted to $16,000.000 and In 1903
and 1902 1t amounted to 100000 900.
The present dividend gives the stock
holders of total OF $50, 900 900 a year on
the total capitalization of 500, 200. 900.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
ROCKEFELLER DRAWS
$3,75o,ooo AS PAY

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.--John David
son Rockefeller I. will today be at the
pay window to draw his salary for
being president OF the Standard OIL
Co. for the past three months. He
will have $3,750.000 In his envelope.
John d. owns approximately rs per
cent of the Standard OIL Co.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Hsfty Says the Rich
of Neqo York IRE on
the Terge Of Poveyfy

BOSTON, Feb. 17,-Mrs. Hetty
Green. In an interview In this city, Is
quoted as saying.
when the financial crash came
had money and was one of the few
who really had It. The others had
their Inflated securities. They came
TO me in droves for money. | loaned
some OF them and some OF them | re
jeeted. Six per cent was what |
charged them. although | might have
had 40 per cent. The rich in New
York have no money. They are on
the verge OF poverty. | loaned Harry
Payne Whitney 81 900, 900 u loaned
money To The New York Central. but
when the Vanderbilt family applied
refused them. They offered me the
famous Vanderbilt jewels as securi-
ties. I don't deal In diamonds"
Ref wos.r In sfIe aaf.n ~ n.-s~a
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Dynamite Thaws Too Much.

MANCHESTER, n. T., FED H.
The explosion Of 20 pounds OF dyna-
mite broke two-thirds of the windows
here. Employees of the American Tel
ephone q Telegraph Co. were using
the dynamite to blast for pole holes.
A Are was built near the 25 pounds OF
explosive to thaw II out. IL thawed
too much. Buildings near were de.
molisned and glass was broken for
considerable distance.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vieisityt Monday Night,
partly cIoudyt Tue~dsy, rain or snop
mud slightly warmers variable wfnds
becoming easteriy Tuesday.
Lower Mfchiganf Fair tonights rats
or snow md slightly warmer tuesday,
Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
QUARRELS WITH MOTHER,
GIRL TRIES SUICIDE

Following a quarrel with aer moth
er. Martha Meyers. 20 years old. swal-
lowed quantity Of fly poison In her
home at No. 1877 Beals-ave., Sunday
afternoon, but her life was saved by
prompt action on the part OF DIR. p. y.
Taylor. No. sos Mack-aye. When the
girl was found In her room, with the
empty glass that had contained the
poison at her side, she begged her
people not TO send fer doctor, de-
claring that she preferred 10 die.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17
Prof. Fred MerrineId, who has charge
Of the Baptist Guild In Ann Arbor,

delivered an interesting talk before
the members OF the Baptist Minis.
ters' union In the Woodward-Ave.
Baptist church MONDAY morning on
College life problems In Japan
Prof. Merrifeld lived for nearly
three years in Toxic.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

wsft, "Tes-Dsy Alteration sale La
dies and Gentlemens Furnishings
Opens Feb. IL. Geo. w. Yldean. la
MlchlRen-AfA --
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

Germany Is now gaining more by
Immigration than she iosez BY emigra.
ton: the reverse Is true OF Great Br1.
ain
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

A man who pleases only himself
|uust furnish all the applause.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

Get ysas inside s.,.s 90 ,R~ssrssA
The Detroit times., 1908-02-17

resentative Sloan denied he ever got
a cent of money out OF the mine, and
stated that when he left Detroit four
years ago he turned over all shares
held in the company to Stephen Hart
nell.
Sloan will be held for further adj
vices from Chief Downey, OF Detroit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
WOMAN UNMIlIlNGll
FRIES THHk>E PRISONERS

Col3wa,er. McA.--A bold jAl de-
livery cccurre3 here Wednesday at-
tvrnNo~. one prisoner eScapinS.
shortly auer 8 o'clock Robert Bris-
eane. Who was eelDS held for trial
called o. the SNe-igT> wife and asked
for a u,op sud pail og MATER ~ Scruo
,rt corridor cs yce sen roor,S
When the wootu oYsaeJ the e's
i~,a Gc,-S 90 hand On ,hs cleA0ins
utensils. Brisbane. Oiyn Ne,bc-t Hop
k.rs sc3 pay3 MaWNl>t sVo jack
>or prisoners, WAc we've c-ouSe: here
g few aSyS sSo a. witnesses In a csss-
showed Ae- tN cce S-Ge ara rushed
r,s t,r pB yar3 and made toT the
-a.,rca3 y3r2S
RscvS.-S ara M3Wec'N3 were caushS
st.s- 81 cA1>e ~ several elocSS. e@'
Brisbane Pas -sk5e So21 alS escSrs
.,- 81. lsast teo 35yS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09

OregOn City. Ove,-Louis Warner.
\ farmer who for the last two years
has been living SbOu, IL miles from
MolaIia Corners. : missing. and near
II every man in that section of the
country : In search ~ him Warner
went out Friday morning 20 salt his
cattle. about four miles from his
home. and ne failed - return. The
hOof prints ~ his horse were tracked
I portion 81 the distance. when they
were Inst. The country : very Wild
and &, : feared that Warner met With
an accident
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
ORGAN OF CROOKS
\ NEWSPAPER FREAK
Moscow Police Seize Remarkable
JontIal. Which Catered 90 Thieves
and Nagabonts.

Moscow. RuSSla.-The Moscow po-
lice have confiscated the most re-
markable newspaper ever printed.
Freely translated its title is "The
Newspaper for Barefoot MeR.' and 1t
was nothing more nor less than the
official orgaa OF the Moscow thieves,
burglars and vagabonds OF whatever
sort serving 70 acQuaint that gentry
with matter OF interest to the pro
fessions"
sheet was on MkitlnSkaya street
narrow alley opposite a theater "
more than doubtnn reputation. In
a dark room the police found a Ia
BILE. a chair and stove. The chair
was occupied by a young man with
greasy hair which emitted a pungent
odor who in the intervals OF writing
editorials applied his pipe TO the
flame. He strenuously denied jour
nalistic flights. but wss put under
lock and key
Among the advertisements is one
Of matrimonial nature. in which the
candidate for marriage assures his
possible wife that he has spent all his
life up 10 his 25th year in burglary
and has no peer in his trade" An
existence Of ease and opulence isl
promised her. as we'll as a husband
fun of energy and temperament.
that they are prepared 10 furnish
children who have been purposely
mutilated TO excite sympathy, TO act
as beggars. The hire for a boy whose
legs are twisted out Of shape is so
cents 4 day. while a girl whose face
has been horribly burned brings the
same price.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
Vixen on Trial.

Portland, Ore,-RoSe pcSiccio. an
Italian woman with volcauic tenn
per, is on trial in the circuit court for
attempting 20 break a heavy sledge
hammer over policeman'S head.
She is being tried by jury before
judge Clehnd, The woman grew
very much excited yesterday at teS-
tlmony descriptive OF her assault OF
the officer and began jabbering In
her native tongue. The court, the
clerk. District Attorney Cameron
and the baillft had to combine their
powers ot persuasion in convincing
the woman that she must keep quiet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
PLANS BEING MADE FOR
DRY FARMING CONGAESS

Plans are now being made for the
third TranS-MiSSouri Dry Farming
Congress. which will be held in Chey-
eune. Wyo,. February %. ~ and 90.
next and will be a convention II In.
iernational importance While this is
I'm q sense new organization its i'm
por,ance as a neconomic movement Is
easily estimated from the fact that
when the irrigation water has all been
impoundei statistics show that wa
ter can b. placed upon but one-uinth
of the available and well-located ag-
ricul,ural land. Even the most Skep-
J.cal critics Of the effort 10 populate
the unirriga,sd lands <re now begin
ming 20 admi; tha, in the face Of their
constant claims that failure would
surely follow attempts at So-called
dry farming the crops from unir-
risa,ed f3rmS-bo,h experimental and
operative-have made good" the
claims % the dry farmers"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
salem Maypr Rcnominatc,i.

salem. Ore,--The city primary
election Saturday resulted in the re-
nomination Of George F. Rogers for
mayor, though his name was not
printed on the ballot. W. \ Mores
for city Recorder. w II. Gibson for
chief " police and Frank Meredith
Tor treasurer. were also renominated.
For councilmen the following were
nom mated; First ward. Fred Wa
tiers; seeund ward. \. y. Gilbert;
third ward. Gideon StolE; fourth ward
+. j. Suter, NTH ward, W, w. Hill;
ward. H. : Ratcuft.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
n,Inin Mi,rs for Tax.

Victoria. Il, ca question as 10
whether Chinese wives OF white men
are liable 20 the $500 head tax On
landjug in Canada has been raised
by the arrival on board, the Steamer
Empress 0f India today of ITO British
engineers who have been working on
the Canton kowloon railroad. bring
ing Chinese wives They hold that
their wives should he considered as
ak,ug The husbands nationality. and
consequently never be amenabie to
the tax. The question hiss been re-
ferred " Ottawa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
Rnhhcrlcs hy Wholesale.

Walla Walla. Wash,'-Seven bur-
glaries from rs many stores, commit
ted here early Saturday morning are
believed to have been the work OF
three convicts who were released from
the state prison yesterday ON paroles,
recently granted by Governor Mead
Less than Sl6 was secured by the
burglars and but for the fact that the
revolver Of Rev, Saunders pastor Of
the Methodist church OF this city,
was unloaded when he pulled the
trigger twice at the men while they
We're trying to break into the house
in the rear OF the parsonage, they
would probably have lost their lives,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
Wi. Man nn.iand Sue,i.

SeaJ,le, Wash Charlotte Muham.
formerly Ms John Cas- ~ this city.
ana J. I. pOrDslly. ~ the ponneuy
hotel and one - the weal,hiesJ u'eu
in Tacoma. were married in New
N0rk hast week and are now on their
way 20 Europe Ms CAS- WAS the
plaintiff in q sensational diyo0cs sui,
last April Doruelly vas also prom
Inent throughout the case BY reason
90 the tac, ;ha, Gas sued hir toy
S5a.eta tor alternating his Uite'S af-
feS.icoS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
srunnn CruA,s,. oui 81. IIfe.

Coeu- d'Alsre. Itaho.-The ,-yeSr-
Ola syn of Charles Newell who re-
sides near SuDnyS5ts. siN n les from
Coe-r d'A1tue. NE; with fatal acci-
den. Friday evening While plSyins
With several other NoyS A. nearly
as can X aSce-.a,1sd the children
were playing 3oaGt SoDs SGamps and
l,,s<, Wnta ors ~ ths fo--,s-, through
,ee added weight tsI over over
uv,r re Newell ,hlt ard crushed
ht-t % tsEth
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09

Eusze--s ore Sheriff Eertoc re-
tu--sE s-,- G1r5l1- Slt~-31y eve
-s-z- where De arrested Rev e. C.
S,--.-.s-s, 1-5z> George CSrS- want
sS 4t .ycS--Vtoo- TsNs>. OF a
ye1-xs cg Ne-3r-S -1c-sy -1te-
false r-r,c~sss- S---s-s ie.- e.S ma
tire s-1.s l- lg5t ara s-ce ,h3c ,---s
PAS c~v- ft1-< &.ts-sc- rz.P-ts
,r-o-s>s1. Us >-l,s --3s- ths &--ks
cs C'a-S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
nrnrtfriI Hr-nH.

We rvSrvJ to state that the PARA
S-agherS ~ the country are making
an unfair use 10 the name ~ Gen.
G-Uco S.rce De has entered the poltl-
sal 2reua- Tha; Is the cheapest kind
~ viz and the jo.sS, effcct,Vv. Phil
zte'phsa Inquirer.
WhSt g PITY that the grub ISN'T as
eHear aS ere wit'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
RignmIst Hnrycts Ills Nmrriarr.

Nevada. Mo.--Admitting the big
amy charge when confronted by two
81 his four wives, Rev W, II. Force.
aged -, pleaded guilty in the circuit
court here today in the pcnitcntiary.
His excuse was that his memory was
bad and that he could uot always
remember whether he was married or
not
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
- q g The REMEDY
-. 49, FGR SoREs G1ULCERs

TX cczsf-zrcn Ct A-.- vs- i-ygix7ts vh,A s s
svecy 6-as lz3 rc-3y il the
Ct condition CT tNc
Mod r--cie L: parry re f
sl teat not cay
--ss c1-c- II. crs tAe Ncci N
: s = Tt SS rS~ecN N
so-y hez--g, cs=1zszz- SScea tom
md tks CT - oc II i saS cpg NVU
a ticrt -z1e-s ~ SpAltes
: :
- ss,- ard ucr-S tcAi.
w a4 nv eontuuN
ScaL-gs tASz ee2>d SSS
S-S shcu hsa-Av 5sst IT s-rr,y7g With rEh
I1t Eok
"a ySs s=s E,zcal HETar= W-S.e
U SEET sgEOE co, ATLANTA, CA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
Mnnld PM Down TarIfr.

Vancouver. b. C,-James j. Hill
and his party of railway officials
were here Saturday They attended
a banquet given by business men. Mr..
I'm spoke briefly in favor OF the
abol ton OF the tariff between Can
ada and the United States.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
PRAYING CARS EOG MN
RAILROAD II TVRkEN

g'grsst1s-a-2g g,.s --- -F'1---e gums
CD -es " htzis,Ai- sic-v1 c--ss WI
D. tcis O. uz1Ss -ssL- 8sve-i1ns -1
-igrsr,1s .1- w,rs --avsl-s GO ere
1eu u~-1lss "a -1d&
m vrsy-zS es- Is fs-.-y'l snsG ey
a -zl-4-vs * ara hAf tsss eSe
a-F - 1.srs,r $ lzxz-sc,zs.S 1-,st
u.rh -scA Esrsaz carpets ss,. Verses
e-Jrr -1s N1r1- 1F eshssH as--s-S are
hlr.s t-gz1f re wa-S
4 sha-s az gus snd .1'ilctsss tas
l-ycclsn 20 - Nscca ara az ~
csnsr H-s e,a- rssssls ,7atns u7tisr
tsr -i-fa1 aots-lns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
NORTHWEST NOTES

kins, proprietor OF the fremont hotel
narrowly escaped serious injury ana
blindness, His face and hands were
blistered, his clothes burned and his
shoes burned from his feet by the
Empress of India today OF two British
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
rNRNER kulEp his son,
rhrv,s >aaan >JOur 81 = MUe. His
ilttkc CHAD

E-sSeN Ns-t. NN-A SO ard IN
uS.Al ScciGsc. occcr-e3 AZ .as e21'e
rg y4-vs rnVrr- fo8- r'-.ss weS ~
As-y on tee Et,S-~so ->a& Mr.
rna-r- uA2 i a p-V>re-2-s tdr''tsr.
as ss,s-F, * 60 r-- a r'G'e 0cs ',
,Ae y1-3 ana G,cSs1 as S-az-l Sto1.s
ana .s-sa T. q. JAs ar -s--1~ 8s
q, .,se,s tcs -e1,s ara .-s-sa1 III h.S
sr,sG s-ye1--el3 s2o- S-s e.n ir-
s-1--y.
NJ -e,-o Ms cc- aware teSt -
s,n was 1ry-a aers near ard aaer Il
u1s discovered ia, -,s eoy eAt >eSa
: rsE ->s-s Was -,@ck s-tst
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09
leas Ruru. Cb,<hx~ OF

-ss JtlnA-Ey ses acct1s-ca,
c-s1S-k = a tl-Ss 1e-, s'c 's sal
raa-.c asia Sr,7-x-s G. -ht E-s Ss-
vs----sr- ueas e-rs --1-<cs--s5 -a
,hs srS,-s nruse - lIV. Lfs.s E1--
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09

Dewitt Kidney and Bladder Pills
are uDeQusled IN cases Of weak back.
hackoche, Inflammation Of the blad-
der rheumatic pains. Antisepiic and
SCI promptly. sold by TOllman & Co
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09

Use peWI,t's Carbollred witch
Hasel Salve-lt Is healing, ccolins
ac3 cleansing Il IS especially sood
g,- piles, Sold by TaIlman 4 CO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09

P,saSar, .suvr. easy. safe ll,ilt
zver pi'sS, are pewlu's Little EarN
= ss-S SN1t ~ TSl'Uan & Gu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09

tN~ h,s, NVs,s,,aa b tS.SScxn orr
a>a's representative ,alS~ Il kssis
aml ,lN r,~',de s,NsV>'lA,e d Asd show
y @ 'leis lle~~, i,atNAAgA Il Is
tho nd's,lslnE mN,Noa M The scc-
,kA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-09


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