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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
Fight Grows Warm.

Among those interested in the
granting of the franchise who were
present yesterday morning, are Il. S.
Isaacs, Gilbert Hunt, Max Baumeister
and John Smith.
Isaac w. Anderson, vice president
OF the Northwestern Gas and Electric
company appeared before the council
and there were also present on behalf
OF the company, c, c. Gose and c..
NJ. RAIDER, the regular attorney of the
Northwestern Gas and Electric COM
pany.
The franchise which the Washing
ton-Oregon Traction company asks
for is practically a copy of the fran
chise which was granted several years
ago to the old Walla Walla Gas and
Electric company, under which fran
chise the present company is doing
business. Mr.. Anderson. in a speech
to the members of the council, took
the position that the conditions were
so different under which the franchise
was granted to the old Walla Walla
and Electric company than present
conditions, that 1t was neither fair
TO the present company, nor to the
citizens of Walla Walla for the pro-
posed franchise to be passed in the
form presented.
Light Rate Fight Begun
Messrs. L. s. Isaacs, Max Baumeis-
ter and Gilbert Hunt spoke in favor
OF the grant of the franchise by the
council. Mr.. Isaacs on behalf of the
Washington Oregon Traction COM
pany offered to furnish the city light
for S45 horse power, the city to
maintain its own distributing plant
In turn Mr. Anderson cut the rate IS
more by offering the council light for
$40 horse power on the same condi-
tions.
Mr.. Gose presented the council n
form of franchise which he claimed
covered several of the points of OBJ
lection which had been made to the
ordinance under consideration, and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
WOOLEN MILL
WAY Be HAD
{, Y. Judd Wires that He Will
Consider Proposal for Pur-
chasing Plant,
WILL SELL MACHINERY,
LEASE THE BUILDINGS.

Welcome Message Received Today by
T.. j. Burke - Solves Remaining
Question Concerning Local Indus
try-Wilbur Wants to Secure Plant
Now Up to Local Men to Drive
Movement TO Successful Conclusion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14

In quarrel over the possession of
a tent which they had shared in
common for the past several months,
Jerry Brooke shot his bunk mate,
George Jackson, at Hermiston today.
inficting wounds that will probably
prove fatal. Both men are negroes.
The shooting occurred at 1870
o'clock today when Brooke and Jack
son met on the street and reopeend
a quarrel which has been brooding
for several days. Both were expect
ing trouble and Brooke was armed
in preparation for II.
After an exchange of hard names
Jackson struck Brooke, knocking him
flat on his back. The other negro
pulled his gun as he struggled to his
feet and began shooting. He empt-
led his revolver at close range into
the body of his former friend. four
of five shots taking effect. Brooke's
aim evidently was sure, as Jackson's
left side and shoulder were torn to
pieces by the bullets.
Brooke Arrested.
Immediately after the shooting
Brooke was arrested by Deputy Sher-
If Ross Newport. He offered no re-
sistance and is now lodged in the Jail
al Hermiston. from which place he
will be brought by the deputy this
evening on the local The same train
will bring Jackson up 10 the st. An
thony hospital-if the wounded negro
lives until train time.
one bullet entered Jackson's left
side, passing out the right. Another
tore a great hole in his left shouldr.
third lodged in the left breast. prob
ably in the left lung. The bullets
were from SS-caliber gun.
Brooke expresses no regret at the
shooting. Both men claim that the
other was aggressor.
The tent over which the shooting
occurred is a ramshackle shelter To-
Gated behind the Hermiston Mercan-
tile block and was abandoned to
Jackson and Brook by Jonathan SYM
ons, another negro, who put it up. The
two men have shared It through the
summer, while they were employed
on odd jobs about the town.
Some few days ago trouble occur
red between the men and they separ-
ated' Jackson keeping the tent which
both claimed. Each feared the other
ana last night Jackson is said to have
taken his double barreled shotgun to
bed, guarding against an attack from
'he man who did the shooting today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
CHICAGO WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
CUBS WIN WORLD
SERIES FROM TIGERS

Victory Comes at Close of One of the
Greatest Games in Season Famous
for Great Games-OveralI and
Donovan Struggle for Supremacy
Los Angeles Issues Challenge to the
Winner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
FRANCHISE FIGHT
WAKES WARM
Northwestern Gas & Electric
Compans Opposing Oregon
Washington.
WALIA WALIIA BUSINESS
MEN WANT NEW LINE

Petition Presented to Garden City
Council Asking That Franchise BE
Granted 10 Rapidly Becoming Fa-
nous Interurban Company-Bitter
Struggle Being Waged and Final
Action Has Been DefcTTed-Light
Rate Question Is Up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
SHOOTS To KILL
FORMER BUNKY
Jerry Brooke Uses Big Gun
on George Jackson at Her.
miStOn.
BLOODY QUARREL OVER
OWNERSHIP OF OLD TENT.

Hermlston Negroes Meet In Fatal
Quarrel on Village Street-Jackson
Riddled With Bullets From 3S-
Caliber Gun After Knocking Down
Former Friend-Bad Blood Caused
Over Possession of Tattcred Tent
Which Men Had Shared.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14

Detroit, Oct. -(Flash.) Chi
cago wins the worlds championship.
Chicago, ..
Detroit, o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14

T.. j. Burke - Solves Remaining
Question Concerning Local Indus
try-Wilbur Wants to Secure Plant
Now Up to Local Men TO Drive
Movement TO Successful Conclusion.
The following important messages
bearing upon the wOOlen mill prOpo-
sitlon passed between this city and
Hartford, Conn, during the past "a
hours:
Message 10 T.. Y. Judd.
PendletOn, Ore, Oct. 13.
+. Y. Judd,
Hartford. Conn.
Local capitalists want know would
you entertain proposition to sell ma
chinery and lease wOolen mill build
ing. Answer. f. j. BURKE.
MFR. Judd's Reply.
Hartford, Conn, Oct. II.
Ed j. Burke,
PendletOn. Oregon.
If done Immediately think would
do so. f. Y. JUDD.
From the message just received
from Z. Y. Judd it is to be seen that
the owners Of the Pendleton woolen
mill are still open for deal and 1t Is
now up to the people of this city to
at once make an offer for the mill.
The wire from Hartford came this
morning as a most welcome piece Of
news. Practically all the problems
in connection with the woolen mill
had then been solved excepting the
actual securing of the mill from the
owners.
The message from Mr.. Judd relieves
the anxiety upon this point for 1t Is
taken as meaning that the disposal OF
the mill to the Gordon Falls people
has not gone so far but that it can be
stopped. Since f Y. Judd is also the
president of the Gordon Falls COM
pany. the entire proposition is SEEM
ingly in his hands.
Wilbur Wants Mill.
]. p. Wilbur. former manager OF
the Union mill, and who made the re-
cent report upon the Pendleton mill,
came up from The Dalles last night.
While he has not yet prepared a for
NAL offer for the local plant, it is
known that he is very favorably dis
posed towards the enterprise.
BY Saturday, if not sooner. the COM
mittee expects to receive definite Of
fer from Mr.. Wilbur and in the mean
time it is very probable that negotia-
tions for the mill will be taken up
with E. Y. Judd.
All Working Together.
Since the meeting at the CONNER
cial association rooms Monday after
noon the committee has been busy at
work on the plans for retaining the
mill and each day the outlook grows
more favorable.
The heads of the three local banks,
Messrs. Rice Gwinn and Thompson,
are all cooperating in the movement,
rs are also Messrs. Cohen, Alexander,
Taylor and others At the outset Of
the movement NJ. r. Gwinn, president
Of the American National bank. took
4 strong position in favor of the move
and valuable work is also being done
by W. L. Thompson, of the CONNER
,ial National, though Mr.. Thompson
was not a member of the original
committee 1t was at his suggestion
hat the message was sent to 2. Y,
Judd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
Pacific Coast Lcagnc Scores.

Portland Z, San Francisco 8.
Los Angeles 5. Oakland ..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14

Occasional rain tonight
and Thursday; fresh
southerly breezes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30
qittlctOn'S Nr0nmcut.
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bon @abniinn Qcior0crt.- &eltc
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8ro5eB. truq beute iein ShluB glr.
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9lnbetrodjt oe8 porlebradtcn 9cmciS-
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Sin ociGlid)tcS Scitnmcnt

Scrunton, Eny 30. Sanllar.
Die Erm in Dem SAooIcD Grmu-
ioro'i6en GrbiAait9pro5ciic erfldrtc
Hcntc, Oas pon SEQ q. Sdoolcp ais
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Ginflonge nit 0icier 2lnii6t cntihieO
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ii6 nm einen )}ohlaB bon iibcr elmer
Wilion 9oQar9 ban0elte, }ll @unIten
Ger @ittuc m0 oes So6neS Oes @rbs
laiiers.
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Strcnac Strufc fiir nnUOriidtiNcrt
NntOfafrcr.

9}cmort %. 5, %. Somtor. -
Or. @oItc~ $. N}orri9, Gin ilmgcr
3ubnor5t mcIhcr im lcbtcn Scptcms
Ter 0abicr 0en Characterization Wtors
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iiberftbr itno t0otctc, nuroc bCtte 5lt
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9tihter Zen Gpd belt 0em Gerltrs
tbcilten cine gepiciicrte StrnipreOiGt
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iobren bnttc, nit boiler ShncIligteit
Oouon 1eiauIt mo icinc W}oihiuc Sc
molirtc nabe 9tau.9rum9luid sen
@aacu ciueS 5oIIirer9, Nomcn3
2olli5 Sbapiro. Ger 0aulirer lullroc
leibt pcrlett ltu0 bat ieitOcm Wtorrl9
ouf $4,000 SdoOcneriob perfIo8t.
Bon Scr @ittgg oc3 6rn. 3ncobS lit
Morris, oeiieli &atcr Der 6bei Der
yQiQrriS Gaafet So" it, mhf 500
coo S6aocncriab ucrtIalt luorOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

tiQten 2lbrabom $. &uIumel, ol5
pouaiiltig onjubietcu.
2ittletou'5 Rlai0oucr no6m oie
gon}c bcutige Siblm9 in }lniprllb,
mo &cromc miro nor1en anhuortcu.
5olltc 2ceterer idon in ser &oruit.
toa3iiBlmg icrtia wcroeL 10 miro
9}ihtcr GolpIina Die &um om 9}o6
pittoa inItrlliren, onOcrcniou3 miro
rQ crit am 6reitag geihebcu.
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&ater nnb Su6n sn Subc uerbrannt,

SurtSGorne, Gflu, 20. San.
Somaro 9iattliii uno lein iltnBcr
So6n erlitten lebte Jfa6t bel Der Gir
Giderlng i5rcr @obnnng 6en SLANT
mento0. 9lattlifi rettete pier ieiner
ainoer uno ocrlor Oas 2ebcn, ais er
in oas 6rcnncnoe @ebGuOe 3uriidfebr-
te, lut aud OoS finite berara5uboIen.
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RGnbcr i'm Cfrurcbbiircnh.

WGan@firlo. o, %. &omlar.-
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OAs 9ircat Der ,2lOam9 Grprcb SO. "
i'm biciigcn 2'obuboi ciu, ltrcdten Ocn
}lQcntcn 99m. Gepem Onrb Shldac
bclruBtlo8 3u No0cn un0 bcmcrtitcl.
lNten ibrc Tllht nit chua $4,000.
Wdbrcno an 80 FoiioAicre OraltBen
nni 0em Fcrron allf 3il8c martetct,
Sin Sdd, mclder $4,000 III @ol0
cntbielt lmo nebeI 0Cn acralbtcn
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niht bcmcrtt. OcpGp bat cine lbmere
Sopimlnoc Oauon actrogcn 3mcl
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,Soiep6 StCuenS lin0 i'm udbcn 9tep.
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W}cGue m0 StepenS lcine SpieBge-
lCllen morCn
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g. y. 9u6betL

Den Der. Stnoten ol9 un5urei6eno
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fldrt CT. OoB and nit 5uberfeln infi.
jlrtco SdueineiIeild bon 9lmerifa er-
portirt miro.
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IN Smon Greef, einem @rubcn.

ort in ser gfdbc Don Saginom, Wiihy
lit Ser @rubcnarbeiter @m. Men5en'
fed, uerbaitet lporOep, lpeil er in ein
nit Uienideu geiiilltes Boarding
bnus Spciie}intmer iein @cnebr a6'
aeieuert lnO pier Mdnuer perrunoct
batte.
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llieren. lmo 8lalen Seioen,

urtntibe NM SNut9rnuibeieH. gIafeufleiue.
Snderirunibct. g3aicriu6t N6Itcuung bes
@diierS. unbeitdnbigictt ocS urns. grisbffde
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oeS, brenncuoeS GeiiibI betm Gulliren BON
@aiier mnbrncbmbar 1T. uuo ebmcr5en i'm
dreujc uno IN Den 9cnoeu.
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Seine O,eacl pOme qusuabme.

Seine Neael pGue Nusun6me.
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Iiiten SiuHe. ole In Sen Ct gernaro .arduter.
piteu entbnlten itno 81 slpotbelen su bnber
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poitiUc Allr ihr
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ben 81 uriniren. So 1T etne arnbe geldltiaunn
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autgcbbrt, Den DGatbcicr" gu oc6ranben urin
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ubne Sc0merIen 9auu leet beIicr ltbluisn.
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ln III goiton cOnfuIlirie fnate mir. Id mlile
lletheH urtlt abilcbcu 70 LANCE i'd e5te nno
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bait me1r ocs aItiDen Briujips Der Weoisin.
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ooer le6smaI Hebr crorocru. greiS ST. Ser.
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g9esbaIb cpnfuItiren Gle ntdt
eiHen 9Irot, tpeI6er adtarrb'
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men riht 5u bicl abperlnRaf,
uno ipenH Sie arm iino, 10
brnuben sic MIR fiir bic Use,
nisin All bednhIen nei rr. fart.
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@Crlin, 30. SSanuor. 49, &uiicr
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ooS critic @oroc Jiegiment 3u SUB
IN Bot9Oom un0 Iieb 0oiielbc ip0tcr
unter ieincm eigenen Gonmanoo cine
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iiber ole Oeuti6e 8ei6ihte ridtete.
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te9 inn Oruncipnl0 femme. Ser WiGun
cr,pi0erte, cr babe tie BON Dem NO.
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Gs fra6t iuetter..
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