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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
Was Promised to Several Applicants for Campaign
Purposes, and Dilemma Confronts the Booze
Committee

cafe. saloon and office building Rut
In the efforts OF the company TO
make this change several obstacles
have been encountered
The first Of these was a pro-
vision OF the building code, which
however. was kindly altered last
night by an obliging council over
the veto OF Mayor Moore. The sec.
ond obstacle Is the fact that there
are already two saloons in the
block IN question. and more than
two saloons 10 block would be
a violation OF the saloon amendment
to the charter
Much Opposition.
In addition TO these obstacles
there are other applicants for the
sole remaining license. and an out.
spoken opposition on the part %
First ay business men aud prop
erty owners 10 any Increase in tho
number " saloons on that thorough
fare
IN effort 20 solve this compiled
ton of difficulties will be made hy
the booze committee of the out
going city cornell nc meeting 10
be held some time this week, be-
fore the term 0f the present council
expires but in this effort the con.
mittee Is confronted BY division
of opinion among It's own members
as 10 what should be done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

SAN FRANCISCO. March i0-
The supreme court. by unanimous
vote. has rendered a decision deay
inF the application 81 the pfuaaeu.
tion iu the san FRANCISCO bfibsra
graft cases for . rrhrarlnE, affirm
Ems q decision b. %. district court
~ appeals IN the ease ~ former
Mayer Eueea. = schmltr. ennfiei.
ed 81 sxtoftiua IA the French re-.
taaFant cases without q dissent
inE vote among the seven justices.
the court sustained ths appellate
court IN il aecsaiuu that TIE iudief.
meat upon ahlch schmitt vas euns
victcd waH defective. IN that Il ala
not aver that AnhmitA was mayor.
that Huet. hla 81 defendant. was =
pollilcal bo4a practically Va cautfol
~ the eity thai as such thsY seFs
la a position to exercise pnwef ard
undae Influence over tho police
commissioners and that u dia not
show that schmifk reaortsd 10 an
lawful ueans 10 thfcatsaiug 10 have
liatior licenses withheld
ThiA decision practically nailiiiea
RnefA plea IT guilty 10 she same
charge. invaiIdates tho remaining
four cxtortioa indictments axainsf
the former mayor and Kurf. and
SchmifE ptIt be enabled a. REGAIN
hss liberty on bail after eight
months confinement 10 the county
jail
eekwlts skneets 10 leave fhs
county jaii late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

With five applicants for one sa.
loon license. an internecine conflict
regarding the Interpretation OF the
new saloon limits charter amend.
ment. and the Seattle Brewing 4
Mailing company demanding spe.
cial consideration on account OF a
high priced lease taken by Il for
saloon and cafe purposes. the IL.
cense and revenue committee OF the
outgoing city council is facing a
peck OF trouble In an effort TO
award the remaining license before
the change IN the council.
The one remaining saloon license
was. II appears. much traded about
for political purposes during the
late city campaign. lt was once
promised 60 the Seattle Brewing a
Mailing company, and afterwards
10 other parties. in exchange for pc.
litical support. New the recipients
of the promises are endeayoring to
enforce their performance. aud e
begins 20 appear as though some
Of them may fail IN their efforts.
Anticipated License.
In anticipation of procuring the
additional license. the Seattle Brew.
Ing q Mating company has pro.
cured lease on the old MacDou.
gall & Southwlek building. nj the
corner of First az. and Madison ST..
which is 20 be transformed into a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
Their Adherenls in the Democratic County Committee
0ulnumber the Hefner-MetcaIfe Faction Two TO
0ne--Contest Unlikely.

mlttee arc Hurtoa T.. Bennett. a
meaal,er Of the King County Demo
esnfle club. but who voted for
Mayer Moore In the recent city cleo.
tlan. j J. Cosa. Who Il reported
AZ neutral In the faotional contest.
sud Pred udcr. who viii probably
attend Thursdays meeting. aud j.
u. FIenuer. .. ~ Lucas and Chas,
flnshaFAnn. who are reported Go
haee left The county.
No Division Likely.
There Is little likelihood that
there viii BE- airy divisisps of the
committee. however. for the reason
that there appears 10 be little or
nothing 90 fight about. unless IL be
on the basis OF the appoTti9nment
~ delegates among the city pre-
eincts Ia the new portions Of the
city.
The ueifner Mctcaife faction may
undertake to secure recognition Of
their late and unfortunate straight
ticket movement by asking that the
appoftionment be made on the
haalH Of the vote for Mr.. firifner
for ruuuciimAn-aila but II such
Z prupoeai II Offered Il is certain
30 meet with opposition from the
leaders Of the other faction. who
may propose that the apportion
rnenf be made on the basis of the
vote for Mayor Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

SAN FRANCISCO. March To-
Sensational renaieE sud heroic
work Of doctors. infernes and
nurses. alone prevented serious
loHs Of life today Nhsn fire broke
out IN the city aud county hospital
located a few mics outside the
city limits.
Adjoining lie hospital H. the city
aud county alnahoase IN which are
housed several hundred aged and
crippled panpefs and victims of the
earthquake. when the fire broke
ont and the alarm sounded. there
was y Wild rush On the part 81 the
frightened old people and mum.
Der OF fatalities were narrowly
aYcrted
The fire vas soon under control.
hut not until two alarms had tern
turned H.
The bed upon which a woman
patient lay caught fire - II was
being removed b. the brave nurses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
KING ALPHONSO
SURROUNDED BY
BOMB THROWERS

BARCELONA. spain. March 10.
KIM AlphonHo arrived In Farce.
Iona to-day. boarding the anarchists
Ia their den. The city accorded
him a royal welcome. bat the stu.
alton here ~ tense aud viii con.
tinae 40 until his majesty leaves
fuf Madrid tomorrow evening
Though the city IL beautifully
decorated Ia honor OF the klnk ,
coming most uf the energies have
been turned 20 affafding the mon
arch projection from the anarchists
Who have warned him that The trip
viii cost him his life
The firn. order ihaued by the 20.
lice today was that there must be
nn throwing nf bouquets at the
king. and that anyone seen hurting
flowers would h. shot on the SPOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

TOXIC. March i0.-lt rs the ex.
pressed belief here that China in
tends 10 continue Der policy Of pro-
efasiinatiou. IN the hope that the
powers viii not permit Japan 10
take any armed Hfepa 10 b. GER
tain that the foreign minister viii
not tolerate this
Today ali Is hustle and hustle
ashore and aboard the warfhipa Of
the first squadron. al officers
away on furlanah have been re-
called from shore leave. The
squadron Or DOW of Macao. pofta-
gal. awaiting orders from the min
iutry, which are expected Al any
time.
u ~ believed that the forcible
releasing Of the steamer Tatsu Maru
will fan 10 the first squadron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
TRIPLE
MURDER

throat. Then he went to the
mothers bedroom. where the daugh
tiers Gladys. aged 2. and Dorothy
aged 8. were sleeping lie cut
Dorothy's throat aud crushed IN the
skull Of Gladys with blows from the
hammer.
Dressed only In underelothes,
with his shoes ON the wrong feet,
Mckay started down town and fell
dead about 200 yards from his
home.
Ills dead body was discovered
about a. m. Marshal nruley went
10 the home 90 notify the wife,
when the discovery was made Of
The dead bodies Of the wife. son
and youngest daughter The elder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
CHARGES AGENT
WITH SWINDLING

An information charging embez.
element was issued today by the
prosecuting attorneys office against
J. n. Moore. as the result of n
shrewd swindling game which the
man IL alleged to have worked in
securing orders for musical instrue-
lion.
The complaining witness Is ]. II.
Lchr. who has offices at 371 Arcade
Annex. Moore was road agent
for a special musical course. and
Is said to have solicited orders.
which he allowed the subscribers
TO sign with the amount left blank.
Later he is declared 10 have filled
In the orders for excessive amounts
OF money aud collected the commits.
siOns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
WOMEN
DID IT
They Caused the Trouble
Between England
and Germany.
~ United Prs,sl

LONDON March 30 Lord Tweed.
mouth. first lord ~ the admiralty
today explained away some Of the
mystery surrounding the manner
Ia which the London Times learned
that Emperor william OF Germany
had written a letter 10 Twcedmouth.
Ia connection with which the Times
charged the kaiser wiih attempting
10 Influence legislation In the mat
ter Of naval estimates
Lord TAeeamouth admits that he
ronfided the fact 81 receiving the
letter 10 the Womcn Of bis family
the publication - the secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
It1g fles Sensational Afidavl-Shows That Ex-Frisco
b'S Was in Fear Of His Lite Believing That He
Would Be Assassinated by the "Higher-Ups.'

That Rasf himself prepared a
draft Of a proposed Immunity con
tract. ~hleh Hensy absolutely re-.
fused to consider
That Henry Ach and Rabbits Nloto
aud kaplan held several secret con.
fereneea with members OF the pros.
ecution In Hcncy'a office. gaining
entrance by a back door.
Knew Rsef Was Guilty.
That Ach. attorney for Rusf.
freely admitted Ruef had no chance
TO escape conviction IN some Of the
bribery cases, and urged his client
10 accept the best he could get from
the prosecution.
That Aeh demanded his own part
In advising Ruef 20 turn states evi.
dence be forever kept secret. on
the ground that Rucf would lmpli-
cate close friends Of some Of bis
0Wn clients. and 30 ruin his busl.
ness.
That the midnight meeting with
Judges I.aWior and Dunno was suE
gested b. Rabbi Nicto. aud that no
promise 10 dismiss the cases
against Huef was exaeted from
either iufist.
Then the affidavit goes on 90 say
that the habeas corpus proceedings
70 determine the legality Of an
elisorahlp were dismissed because
Ruef feared he would be killed BY
hired assaasinB OF the hiEhsr.upa
n placed In the custody Of Sheriff
O'Neil. and withdrew his petition
10 avoid this possibility.
One Of the principal points ad.
fanced b. Hency Is that during all
the negotiations leading to the
drawing 81 his immunity contract
Ruef had never been promised
compste immunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
Judges Of Supreme Court by Unanimous Vote, Uphold
the Appellate Court in Freeing Ex-MayM-- Schmiiz
Expects TO Be Released Late This Afternoon.

Joyous over the decision % the
suutemc court IN uphaldluE the Dc.
eisioa % the court II appeals.
sehmifz early to-day got iHso com
munlcati0n with friends By the ,cie.
phone
Even With The ettotslon cases
dismissed. The amount ~ the hail
fixed IN sehmitE ease remains a.
y1He. 900 liut tie eitY'a former
chief executive vii experience no
trouble tea finding hanasmen who
would 10 willing 70 schedule pFup.
sffy valued 81 this amount Ito
Nas assured q tbs Ia more than
one instance today when iufiGcu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

police two months ago on informa-
ton that a man had Identified a
suit Of clothes on another man as
hts own The trail led 20 CohD.
who. IL IL alleged had bought and
resaid the stolen suit
Franks and Black swere IN police
court this morning hat they had
gone 10 Cohn and explained that
they had a suit Of clothes which
theY would like TO sell him.
although the suit was not their
oWa Cohn said, according to their
testimony. thar he did not care
where toe suit came from.
cohn denied this statement. He
testified the young men told him
The elnthcs had been given them by
wealthy relative.
cohn was bound over in bonds Of
81 a1n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
England steps In.

LONDON. March f0-Enflani
has stepped Into The breach 70 save
China humiliation at the hands q
the Japanese.
Through diplomatic channels the
foreign office has conveyed ~ the
mlhado the word that a war or
even armed demonstration Al this
time. would be- extremely unpieas-
ant and diEpleaalng 70 Great
Britain
Though the note Is carefully
neHned 10 as not 10 give the slight
est offcnse 10 Japan Great Brit
aims ally. % is believed here that
Il viii have The desired effect, and
that Japan HIli now b. more lenlent
in her demands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
CHARGED WITH RUNNING
FENCE FOR THIEVES

@Hc said he didn't care where
got them. lie would buy them any
how"
This was The Testimony Of Bert
Black and Bob Franks. Two youths
Of ~ and 20. in the state against
Mike Coin. Fifth av. and Pike St.
on the charge Of running a fence
for thieves.
Coins place was raided by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
Want Cruiser Held Here.

Tho Spokane Chamber OF Com.
MERGE IL seeking tho local cham.
ber's cooperation In asking the
navy department that the battle.
ship Washington be permitted 20
make an extended visit 10 Puget
sound IN order that the people 81
the state may have an opportunity
TO see tho ship named In honor of
this state II was referred 10 the
committee on national affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
HOT FIGHT OVER One
Remaining LICENSE

girl was still conscious. and has
slight hopes Of recovery.
Whether Mckay took poison or
died from the cancer Is not known
There are no marks OF violence
Of his body The threats of all of
the victims were deeply cut. the
head being nearly severed from the
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
READY 10
MAKE WAR
Officers on Shore Leave Recaled--First Squadron
Waiting for Orders---Engand Sends Yelled Threat
to Japan

The ultlmatum does not state
what Japan viii do Al he end ~
the two days. bar the inference and
the general belief Is that she vii
attempt ~ use force 20 release the
Talau Maru
China has no objections 20 Fnr.
rendering the vessel. but Is sees ing
10 get q promise from Japan that
the latter government will take
hand In stopping the sale of Jap
aneae arms 10 the Chinese febels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
Ultimatum Served.

PEKIN. March ia supple
mcntary ulllmatnm wnH today
served on the Chinese counsellor.
Yuan Shi KAT b The Japanese for.
eiFn minister. ilaYaahi In which
the pckin government n 10 be- Civ.
en- two DAYS IN which 20 surrender
the steamer Tatsa Mara. held by
the Chinese aa a eonfrahand ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
PRISON DOORS SWING
OPEN FOR SCHMITz

lihl fflends called him up 70 con.
kEatulata him.
think ~ breathe the fresh air
asain today said sehmltx. when
aaked Tor an expression concerning
tae decision My friends viii be
PRETTY busy today making efforts
have me released In the mean.
ksne. III say nothing
Late to-day Schmitx wiil appear
" Judge nunue's court. where his
attorney yin make = motion Tor
Re dismissal ~ the indictments
against him charging sehmltz with
fae axtaFtion 81 money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
MOORE-CO77ERILL
IN CONTROL
MAYORS DEFAMERS
ARE SENTENCED

PORTLAND. ORE. March ia.--
u 4. Raad.nE and Mrs Belle WAY.
lnire. who we're convicted Of at.
tempting 10 hlacken the reputation
81 Mayor Lane by arranging to
build up case 81 assault against
him. were sentenced this morning
Radding vas given six months In
The county jail. and Mrs WaymIre
was sentenced 10 four. Thirty
days stay waz granted the defend
ants IN order 10 perfect their ap-
peal During the interim Mrs. Way
mlre's bond Was reduced from So.
0ue 70 $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

DEPORTED


. NEW YORK. March iO.-The re.
cent activities OF the immigrant an.
thorities consequent ON the murder
OF Father Leo and the attempt on
the life Of Chief Of Police Shippy
are bearing fruit, To-day the spe
cial board OF inquiry NJ Ellis Island
ordered y. Boeake. % years Of age,
an immigrant. TO be deported. lie.
while under examination. admitted
he believed In anarchistic theories.
and an order was immediately IL.
sued that he be sent back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
@sIscr Of DEBATE

m mhieet of debate betuscn
a. unsessily u California ana the
rahssi'y Of washiakiou has been
skrs3 upun- Il Fezds Resolved
hai labor Unions Are Justified ln
hsssiinx fhuaFh Al Lawful
Mans AZ Their Disposal ON the
slass sAop MazhlnKtna yestcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
Man Butchers His Wife,
Son and Daughter.
10y United Pr,.s.l

TENINO. Wash. March i0.-
Driven insane by a cancer OF tho
nose. which was eating into his
brain. Warren Mckay stunned his
4ycaroid sleeping son with blow
from q hammer. then cut the child'a
throat with his razor. early this
morning. The mother woke aud
Mckay then beat her head 10 a
pulp with hammer and cut her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

FAVOR LARGE NAVY.


WASHINGTON. March 10 -
According 10 CONGRESSMAN
Richmond 2 Hobson. the Msr.
rimRek hero. democratic mem.
hers Of the housc are strongly
In favor Of bigger navy. aud
before the session is over viii
be found llned up solid ON the
proposition Of adding four new
battleships to the fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

BERLIN. March i0.-in a letter
kine Edward has written the kaiser.
expressing his deep regret at the
commofian occaei0ned b. the pub
ilcatlon u the Lord Tweedmouth
lctief. the London Times H. severe
~ criticised Tor glving space TO the
incideut
king Edward declares the news.
papers showed extremely bad taste
and assures che German ruler that
the English government vSsN IN ne
way 20 blaine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

BUTTE. Mont. March 10 John
McGinniss. former mayor Of Ifafte
aud formerly vicc president % the
tuifed Copper Compsuy. Naa mar
ried February u. in Petersburg.
PA. 10 Miss Eloise Sylvester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

ST. LOUIS. March 10-The
Frisco railroad. through counsel. to
day entered a plea Of guilty TO the
indictments charging It's officers
with having granted rebates to the
Chapmau.neWey Lumber company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
10y uni,ss pr..Al

SAY FRANCISCO gsreb N
M no~i startling affidavit ever
-. y ne fght being waFea 10
-. 80 Abraham Ruef and Enrene
n 70 prison has been pre.
80. - " Prosecutor Heney and be-.
4 part Of the mass u court
Frprds today.
'he aocnmeHt rsvfews the meth.
-, me defence. ana points 10
- 4 monumental gar. besides
49, the dHplicity Of The De.
- 49, attorneys Heney. who
a. w, ssssl many days IN preparing
!. Aindavit, flied il a. an answer
-, M1ny accusations alleged 10
~. - peen made against the proae-
- W Ruef and his counsel and
'ssponse 70 attacks that have
- ~ made. Hsney saya 10 Win
- sssae sentiment from The side Of
20, NOM Of the mot lmportapt
,n'a Faised in the affidavit fol-
never Promised immunity.
-. Iaai Raei had never been prom.
49, mplete immunity from nun.
500 ss'.asal bat vas given TO under.
y. e1loriion. ''''
Itaf q
~. - Supervisors Wilson ana Gal.
!. Approached Hnaf al mo ii,,io
:. -, ss4nois and discussed immupitv
-. ~ hlm without he kaaaIadre ~
',rs,oii<aiion Of laugd9n or Flenev
ga haboi Sieto himself dc.
e. s...sa nat he believed Huof should
ss,,. e. some punishment for bia
h. and that be- azfeed with
So g. NAT The district attorney
r. 'etain ihe power 70 sentence
L., Ahy time II Ruef failed fp
w Dis asree6lent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

day decided 20 take the negative
sisie ~ the question The debate
VIII TAKE place in Seattle On april
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
JUDGE -AsFoRo IT.

judge e n. tknfnfd. of she FED.
sfai court. IA confined "a hts haine
nth an attack " the grip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

4 losetird. no larger than "a.
AarF. has taught itseif to speak NJ
tieatiy and a. diatinetiY aa the
hszsl nf saikiDg parrots. It the VI.
lxe Of Ambisside London Daily
Msll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

That the Moore caiterfn facsion
Of shs local democracy will b. In
control Of the democratic county
central committee when that com.
mittse conysnes au Thursday ~
this weck noN seems = ioncgone
conclusion.
A poll of the members Of the com.
mittsc shows that Of the 20 mem.
hers 81 the committee. three have
left ne count e. eight arc Moore.
Cottcrill partlsals. but four are out.
spoken adhcreuts 81 the safe aud
sane" faction. one member claims
TO be neutral and the ofher four
are placed IN the doubtful column.
Moore Leader chsirmsn.
Chairman A. u. Ernst o. the com.
mitfee ~ leader Of the Moore Cot.
terill forces. Secretary Geo r..
RYAN has trained wlth the Heifnsr.
Metcalfc faction. but he Il not o
voting member Of the committed.
or the other members Of the com.
mittcc. Richard Gowan. Leander
Miller p. y. Randolph. Roy Erford.
r. X Neirhbor. T. T. Morrow and
". G. Rutter are lined up with tho
Moore faction. and x A. Miller. y
q. AeaRher. r. =. Oldham aud Van
u pieruon with the safe and sane"
faction.
The other members Of the coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

All Of the streets through which
The King passed were thoroughly
searched aud guards to-day mount
ea all the houaetopa before the pa
ssant passed. and double lines Of
police surrounded hia carriage
Owing 70 the danger involved In
the trip. the queen did mt accom-
uauy her husband. remaining be-.
hind az Madrid
Tomorrow the king will review
the Austrian fleet which is visit
las tho hnrbnr.
The local United States onel
neefa office has asked for an APP
preparation OF 1896 In order Ca
complete the Rainier National Pafk
fuad II Is probable that congress
vii allow the appropriation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-06
COMING OF THE MoRMoNs.

The announcement OF the Mormons
that they will gladly invest in any
cheap property which is offered in
dry" territory is characteristic Of this
people. They would revolutlonize in
dustrial methods in Umatilla county
should they once get a foothOld here.
And .ae.r effort 10 begin the culture
of s.Yzr ossts in me Echo and Her
,.lE:2a sls-Fset Dr0ye that they are
.1ls1.z .Duzf9 this county.
T'.s Npsrop.s haze reyolutionlzed
Gfea1 E2.@s os.ley farming methods.
T'cey az9e s9a1.y converted large por-
Tuna - raat YziieY into paardise Of
s,aag .aros. algnly cultivated garden
sae 1-ea&fe trscts and have added
ml1vos " fas wealth Of the county
without retaining any new land or
incressing the ,lllabie area Of the
county.
The wealth they have added has
come through intensive methods. They
have multiplied the values Of existing
property, without extending the bor-
ders of the farming districts. They
would do the same for Pendleton and
Umatilla county. They would start
a dozen small Industries in the va
Gated saloons Of this city and would
make every acre in Umatilla county
produce from two to three times its
present yield.
They are also school builders. home
builders, lovers Of music, good society,