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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING FATAL.
Todd Brockman, Wounded by En-
plOyer, Dies at Washtucna,

Washtucna, Wash, June 22.-In-
juries received June by Todd
Brockman of Kahlotus at the hands
of his employer, Judd Matthews. q
butcher, proved fatal, as he died at
10 o'clock Friday night. The shoot
ing was purely accidental as the
men were playing with revolvers in
the rear of the shop. To the last
Matthews absolved Brockman, who
admits the possibility that Brock
mans own weapon may have done
the fatal work. The bullet took sl-
feet in Brockman's lung. He will be
buried at Waitsburg. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
SUICIDE A CRATER.
Man Found Dead at Tacoma Wanted
In Philadelphia.

Port Townsend, Wash, June "a
Information has reached here leading
to the belief that the body Of the dead
man found here two weeks ago was
that of ]. G. Brain and that he COM
mltted suicide because of exposures
In the state capitol graft cases Of
Pennsylvania recently.
The tailor's mark and a part Of a
letter head bearing the name Of a
Philadelphia architectural decorating
firm assist in the identification.
The body was found in the shrub
berry near the city park. Sixteen dol
lars were found in the pockets and
near by scrap of paper on which
was penclled the words: MAY God
forgive me-"
He is supposed to have been en-
route to Treadwell, Alaska, as a strike
breaker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
Double Affair Will Be , led
OFF on UmatiIIa ReSe ltlOR
July Fourth.
CHRISTIAN AND PAGAN
REDS TO DIVIDE.
Festival by One, While Paint, War
Dance, Horse Races and Other
Characteristic Events VIII Mark
Other-Oh Agency Grounds SceIsc
of First, While Second Will BE at
CayuSe Station Commencement
Exercises at Agency School Next
Wednesday.

Although Pendleton is seemingly to
have no Fourth of July celebration
this year the Indians of the reserva-
tion are more patriotic and a big
double celebration is now being plan
red by the three tribes under the
care of Major McFatridge
At the camp ground near Cayuse
station the old time Indians, those
who paint and dance, will hold a char
acteristic celebration and war parade
along the lines followed three years
ago and at other times in the past
1t will be necessary to hold the ceIe-
bration at Cayuse this year because
the old camp ground just above the
agency has been partly plowed up and
the race track destroyed.
While the warlike members of the
tribe are holding their pow-wow at
Cayuse the Christianized redskins uu-
der Rev. j. NJ. Cornelison will hold a
festival at the old agency grounds,
this side of the present agency.
People of this city who desire to-
watch the Indians celebrate will find
it possible to visit both camps on the
Fourth and thereby see both the new
and the old methods of observing the
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
Massacre Of Americans in
Northern States of Mexico
is Feared.
UNITED STATES AND
MEXICAN TROOPS UNITE
Soldiers of Two Governments viii
Carry Out Plan GO eXterminate and
Crush Forever Murderous Tribe
of Yaquis-Iwenty Indians Killed
In One Pitched Battle-Townpeop
and Even Women Take Hand in
tho Fighting.

City of Mexico. .Nsl5x.. June a.
Fearing massacre OF Americans by
Yaqui Indians in the northern states
of Mexico, United States and Mexi-
can troops are today waging a vigor-
Gus warfare to crush forever the
murderous tribes.
In battle at Buena Vista in Chi.
hauhau. the IndiaEs resisted so des-
perately that 20 were killed and
many wounded. Townspeople aided
the soldiers, even the women taking
a hand.
The department has planned
campaign of determination, believing
this is the only effective way of put
ting an end to the depredations of
the Indians
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
Robbed While Praying.

San Francisco, June 22,-The po-
lice are looking for young woman
who is believed to have been making
a practice of robbing wealthy wo-
men while at prayer in st. Mary's
cathedral here, the largest Catholic
church in the west. The latest VIC
tim is Miss S. Contesse Seawell, of
Norfolk, Va, who lost hand bag
containing $105 in gold, and valua-
BILE stones. She rose from prayer to
learn another handbag had been sub
sttuted for hers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22

New York, June 22.-Justice Blan-
chard of the supreme court postpon-
ed until Wednesday the temporary in
junction restraining Police Commits
sioner Bingham from interfering with
the Orderly collection of crowds at
Sheepshead track" The postpone
ment was taken to give the state
more time for to prepare for a hear
ing, leaving the temporary order in
force pending the hearing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
RUSSIAN WOMEN BARRED FROM SCHOOLS

It is announced this action is the
result of anxiety on the part of wo-
men students in revolutionary move
ments, the women giving open en-
couragement to the men students in
their attacks upon the government.
An appeal is being made to the
douma for relief from the edict. The
students proclaim the order to be
another effort of the government to
force the nation into the dark ages,
and denounce 1t as sitting progress
and advancement. Some of the
shrewdest students fear the result of
the edict and riots are expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
POODLES TREATED BETTER THAN HUMANS

He declared there are children in
Boston who are five years old and
who have never seen a blade of grass
and spoke of a recent eastern bail
given by a New Jersey belle, whose
father turned loose imported butter
flies costing 100000, while women
four blocks away were working for
81 a week.
Johnson graduated from the Uni-
versity of Oregon in 1889. His faith.
er was its first president
He was contracting the social prob
lens and poodles Of the aristocra cy,
with the, working people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22

SIXTEEN RIGHT OF WAY DEEDS
FOR ELECTRIC LINE ARE FILED

Sixteen deeds land between Milton
Wala WalaMlton line southwark
The
deeds eight OF them
while NJ Drumhele
. Wala Wala
In each instance the parties to right Of deeds
conditions
named 81 in each Those giving
sa.A E. Smonds ABB
A. Badley,
Dumheiler Frank Dlckerson
Beagle Hendckon n. Campbell Fred J.
J. e. and Jennie Turner.
All described lies
of
line to the Umatla
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH.
Hurled from Car, President of Big
Water Company Severely Bruised.

San Francisco, June 22.-Hurled
from his automobile in a collision with
a speeding San Mateo car, A, H. Pay
son, president of the Spring Valley
Water company, escaped death Sat-
urday night by the merest chance
Mr.. Pyson was driving his own tour
ing car on his way to his home in San
Francisco and when crossing the
tracks at Mission and Amazon avenue
the car crashed into the machine
with terrific force, plowing half
way through the side. Pryson was
severely bruised by the first force of
the collision, but was thrown free Of
the seat and landed in the street. His
injuries are not of serious nature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
CATTLEMEN KILLED IN DUEL.
Quarrel Over Trade, Draw Guns and :
Fire simultaneously.

Albuquerque, ~ NJ, June Pr.
NJ. Sallier and Edward Jones, cattle
men, were both killed in a duel last
evening. The fight took place. near
st, Vrain, ~ NJ, 200 miles east OF
here. The men were neighbors and
quarreled over cattle trade. Guns
were drawn and fired simultaneous
ly. Both men were instantly killed.
The quarrel is said to have been the
outgrowth of an old feud. Both men
were wealthy and highly respected
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22

University of Oregon, June 22,-
"There are women in Boston who send
their poodles to hear Caruso and
they get their dogs nails manicured.
Indeed, have seen doggies taken to
ride in coaches for their health, with
maids holding a parasol over each
one"
This statement was made Sunday
by Rev. Herbert S. Johnson. pastor
of Warren street Baptist church,
Boston, who delivered the baccalaur-
cate sermon to the graduating class.
1t created a stir in local society
circles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
PAPER MANUFACTURERS FINED.

New York. June 22.-Federal Judge
HOugh today fined "a manufacture
crs of Manila paper $4,000 each on
pleas of guilty TO the charge of vio-
Iaeing the Sherman antitrust law
Twenty three were members of the
alleged combination indicted by the
federal grand jury last week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
HEAVY FROST AT DAVENPORT
Farmers Express Fear for Crops as
Water Is Scarce.

Davenport. ash, June 22.-The
weather has been cold and disagree
able for several days and Friday
night there was heavy frost. 1t is
feared that the wheat has been dam
aged. The crop needs rain and
warm weather.
1t is reported that Sam DeRacken,
at one time a newspaper man of Dav-
export, who is now at Manila, P. l.,
is coming back to this country.
The X. c. c. drum corps will fur
nish music for the Fourth 1t is
practicing every night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22

st. Petersburg, June22.-The car
today promulgated one Of the most
sweeping measures ever issued in
Russia, by which all women students
are ordered expelled from Russian
universities. The order affects 1900
many of whom are nearing gradua-
tion.
The bitterness is widespread The
czar issued his instructions to Min
lister vonkauffman. chief of the bu-
reau of public instruction and sets
forth that hereafter no woman shal,
be admitted to any Of the universi-
ties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
NOTABIES MEET DEATH
IN TRAIN WRECK

Baton Rogue, La., June 22,-Sev-
eral are reported killed and many in
jurcd today IN the wreck of Baton
Rogue & Eastern railroad. State
Representative Jones Is said TO be
among the dead, while several sena-
tors and representatives are injured.
Specific details are lacking.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
Baby Instantly Killed.

The three-year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Havalina, three miles
east of Connell, was instantly killed
Thursday by being. run over by a
header 1t was supposed the child
had gone to the house when the head
er was started, but instead he was
lying down in the direct line of the
drive wheel, which passed over his
body.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
G711 Per HOur.

Reno, New, June 22.-According to
a smelter report just made public,
the Rogers mining syndicate has COM
pleted a record week in gold produc-
ton, having taken out S744 per hour
from the mine between June Sd and
10th.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
Entail Mine Exnlnsinn

Paris, June 22,-Twelve miners
were killed by fire damp explosion
at st. Etienna today and many in
jured. Details of the catastrophe
are lacking. The death list may be
increased. A relief train is on the
way.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
HYDE AND SCHNEIDER
GUILTY, BENSON NOT

Washington June 22.-Frcderick
A. Hyde and JoOst Schneider were
found guilty on all counts, John A..
BensOns and Henry Dlmond not gull
ty, in the land fraud cases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
REGAINS SIGHT DURING FIT.
Told That He Would Probably Always
BE Blind, Ball Player Has Hys-
tpripS

New York, June 22.-James Cam
tillon a professional ball player of
Marinette, Wis, who was totally blind,
regained his sight at Bellevue hospi-
tai today during a fit of Mysteries
which followed the surgeons an
rouncement to him that his case was
considered hopeless, and that he
would remain blind for the remain
der of his life.
The hospital surgeons say that Can
tillon's loss of sight was undoubtedly
due to an affection of the nervous
system and that the hysterical attack
he underwent 9 responsible for the
restoration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
Agency school Program,

on the evening of June "a. Wednes-
day, the agency school will close for
this year and an appropriate pro-
gram will be held in the assembly
room at the agency school. The pro-
gram will consist entirely of num-
bers by the Indian children and white
people of the city are invited to at
tend. In the afternoon of the 24th
field meet will be held.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
shot Herself While Discouraged.

In fit of dependency Jennie Cas-
sadly, aged 35 years, shot herself at
the home of Mr.. Perry, near Luther
postoffice, Idaho, Friday. She died
shortly afterwards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
WIFE, II, DENIED DIVORCE.
youthful Pair In Court at Butte
Husband Said TO Have Sent Her
Back TO Her Mother.

Butte, Mont, June 22.-Suit for di-
vorce was begun today by Mrs. Jes
sic Bryant, aged IA, against her hus-
band, Luke E. Bryant, aged 20. The
trouble followed visit by the girl
TO her mother. the youthful husband,
IT is said sending her clothes and tell
ing her to stay.
At the hearing 1t developed that
Bryant is carrying a gun for protec-
tion against the girls father, who is
a pugilIst The court refused the de-
cree.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
COWARD, LIAR,
THIEF AND CUR
Few ofEpithets Hurled Against
Accused Bank WreCker by
Prosecuting Attorney.
BARTNETT SITS UNMOVED
THROUGH IT ALL

Prosecutor Cook Delivers One of the
Fiercest 'Invectives Ever Hurled
Against "a Prisoner at the Bar
Declares Accused Banker Broke
Faith With the Dead, Is Guilty OF
Breach of TrusG and Laws Of FL
nance-Calls Upon Jurors to Find
Him Guilty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-22
CHICAGO IN GRIP
Of HEAT WAVE.
Two Killed and Many Pros
trated by Suns Rays This
Morning.
ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE
TO WALK ALONG STREETS

and Stone Walls Throw
OFF Heat Waves-rhousands Of
Electric Fans Merely Keep HCt Air
StlrTins-IIOspltals Prepare for
Rush Treatments - Ambulanocs
Dashlng Through Streets With the
Prostratel-Suffering in Congested
Skyscrappers Intensc-No Relief
Promised.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
Judge b|acks|oae's Attorney Pc
pared For Their Eight.
CONTENTS Oe PAPER K P[ SECRET
Messrs B,ckford, Ashhv and Collier
Viii Go to Wvt,eviise on June
Second to Ask supreme CoTt to
Rcinstr.c Th"ir CItnt.

Attorneys G. AYl"tt Ashhy and X.
G. Bick:CrG. Of this city. and Fay :.
Collier. of Hampton. GO unset for judge
John W. G.. Blackstone. >"s,";dN
compl ted tn" preparation "t a bill of
mandamu> asking the Stat" Smprem"
Court to rcinstatr Imdg" BiackSt"n"
on the bench Of III" Eleventh judicial
circuit on tn" grounds that his re
cent removal hv the Stat" legislature
Was illegal. The bill will be pr"
scented tC the Suprrm" Court when
that body Conv"ncs at Wythcvilc on
Tuesday. juno >
The bill w?& sent to Iudc" Black
stone AT his home IN Acc"mac N":;t"r
day evening fer hi signature. It's
CCut"ntS will NOT h" made public nm
til after it's presentation TO the court
The hill contains th'n typewriter
page.
Accompanied by his rhre" atior
news. .IudgH Blackstone will 90 10
WyihcviIic to- attend the session ~
III" Supr me Court. The iudg" has
been at his home in ACcomac sine"
few days following his reno val from
the circuit bench. Al that tim" h"
was in very feeble health. hut his
condition is now reported to be very
much improved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
Large Qualify MI Be Shipped
From ms Port.
NV ziAlAIo 4 slOPpIG POINT
Fleet Will Take Fuel at Auckland on
Long Trip From Honolulu to Aus
trala-British Steamer Ma3dala
, Here For First Cargo.

A large quantity of coal for the
use OF the battleships of the Atlantic
fleet during their cruise from San
Frar cisco TO Hampton Roads viii i"
shipped from Newport News to New
Il land The battleahips will stop al
Auckland in that country during their
long vo,ag. fr, m Honolulu to Sydn'y y.
Australia.
The first ship to arrive here to carry
a cargo If coal to Auckland was the
British steamship MaSdala. Captain
Limoni which arrived yesterday from
Rotterdam via Cardiff. She Will
take about $500 tons. Four other
big British steamships are now en-
route herr to lead cargoes for New
Zealand, All of the vessels will b.
loaded H. the New River Consolidated
Coal Company.
Newport News has shipped NOR"
coal to the Pacific for the use fin .
Atlantic feet on its world CiTCling
tour than an: other American pfri.
Nearly 900 0nn tons wa; ""nt to San
FrarCisco and Brem 'rtCn. 900 tons
went to Honolulu and about an equal
amount was sent to Manila. In al
djticn one cargo was sent to Trinidad
two 4 Rio de Janeiro and two to the
Strait Of Magellan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
DISCOVERS GOOD Bugs
THAT EAT UP BAD BUGS
Parasites Brought from Abroad by
Agricultural Department Doing
Good Work.
(Ry Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. MAY %.
After remarkable quest in tn" far
East FIR the natural enemies Of pests
that infest American orchards. George
Ccmperc. enfomologiSt. arrivc Il here
D. the liner China last night sucCF SIS
fui fIc loft in Western Australia A
parasite that was reducing the raw
ages of tn fruit fy to a noticeable
degrre This parasite was discover
ed five years ago in India. bu. pre-
vious attempts TO Introduce II into
Australia failed on account of the
opposite seasons. BY putting the bugs
to sleep in India with ice Compere
got on hundred thousand Of them
10 Australia alive. He woke them up
in the Australian winter. The para
SITES apparently thinking they x"re
st'.I in Iniia won't 10 work with a
all. Three generations Of native
born bugs saw tho Iigh, before Com
pcre Icf' tho artipodes H also
took 20 Australia a parasite which
swept away like fire the cabbage
sphis Mr. Comperc has brought to
California parasite to destroy tho
mcaiy brC. a psf ,ha: causes great
grief In tho oransr grower. "" dis
covered this friendly buE in japan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
Calendar for Today.
SEVEN MEDALS FUR The
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Sven handsome gold medals will
be awarded the students Of the New =
port News High School daring the
CONNIE nccment exercises that will be
h Id during the frs, week in June.
The first awards will be made al
the annual celebration OF the High
school literary society in the school
building on tn" nigh, OF Friday. Jun"
>. These awards will be made as
follows:
B st debat +: Qu"5t;on-"R Resolved
That the Press Has Greater In
fiuence on Civilization Than the Pull
pit" Dcbaters- Affirmative. D)uglas
G. TinSlcy and Miss Doliie Fleury;
negative. Luci n Hall and Miss Am
ME Conway. NJ. dal offered by Su-
permit ndent of Schools ". C.. Nor
ton.
Best orator: OratioIs 10 be deliver
cd by Percy Hamilton. Nelson Over,
man and Jams Williamson. Jr. Medal
off by Schmplz Brothers.
Best defamation: Declarations tc
w "'iiN'i'u ~ ilr- Wy obht' i'ui
leigh Clark AMI Archer Shankland
Donor of medal not made public
Best elocutionist: r citations tC
he made by Alvin Jernigan
Miss's Irma Mfanley. Jamie Mcsic
Myrtle Phipps and Nellie Frank
Medal offered by Weaver Bros.
The contestants for these medals
have been SCI cted by the High
School faculty from the society mem
hership and are regarded as the mos
proficient of the students in the WORK
assigned th5 m in the contest. Judges
will he appointed for each contest.
Three medals will be awarded al
the Academy of Music during the ex
crcises Of the era 1uating class on the
night of June s. These medals arc
offered by J. r. Spraguc, Caleb D
West and Wertheimer & Company
for the best essay. best story and
best poem. respectively. that have
appC AIRED in the High School Student
this session. a committee appointed
by the school faculty will decide upon
the awards.
All the medals are now on exhi-
biticn in the window Of the Sprague
Iswe!ry store. 2SO1 Washington ave
nue..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
The yellow PERI Again.

W, have IuEt been Shawn a bottle
of sauce made il! Tho wei known
firm Kirisu 4 Co" "l 'ionpoun
" hirh seems at first sish, 4 clever i'm
i,a,ion Of Lea 4 PERRIN IN" Iana
n SO manufactures rLrm thai their
excellent and "uTiGira' rik"llAIi"u i
very suitable for "tNup..' ,A"aning
We presume. suitable 80" soups. TN"
,@llnwirS is III" label
Euri lu Original ard Genuine Wnr
{, ser. hilc Sauce.
rlc mos, Wnt.l son. FEDERATION b."
iny manufactur, d llum The
Best and Pur"Sr rr"ihtdi lugrri
dirrlS comes a Cundim"1i Lpp"tisin"
mos, ralarable and uutriat"rla r"at
h"inc p,r!at.
It is I'd Pare ANA N"'l Prepared
that i, may, zr Ms d "I;h AL kiha NJ.
Hot and enid Nra'., Lam
E"ups. Rap0ut R''1s.
Chops. StcI", and rnr frtl"t;.
Grayl,S aud all raloh Hr'sAinc
Tho 50" AZ Il small quantity II Is
Gallo. ant to give most
Appctising Relish to all tn" Ahroac
Dishes
Solo Proprietor. AVID ManupaC'ur
ers kuriSu l. CO. i"mpnnm
Xiii II as pr pared from the r. C"ip
Of and influential E"nil'mau "f that
c"untry.--Ca Calcutta ilndla' English
man
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
DIED AS RESULT OF
HIS TERRIBLE PLUNGE
Samuel Y. Gillian. Of Dinwiddie. Who
Fell Forty Feet from !restie
Expires from Injuries.

PETERSBURG. VA. May O.
Samuel Y. Gillian died at tn" Peters
burg hospital about seven o'' lock this
morning OF injuries received ycster.
day by a fall from an electric car on
the Richmond and Petersburg Line
while or: ssing the high trestir on the
Cheste rfield side of the AppcmattoX
river bridge The fail to the ground
was distance of fully forty feet and
his injuries We're such as from the
first to preclude any hope of recovery.
Indeed he ling red longer than his
physicians expected.
Mr. Gillian was on his way to Rich
mond 10 attend TO some important
business. He fell from tn rear
platform of the car at the point of
sharp curve in the trestlc. The
car ening of the car may have caused
him to fall
Mr.. Gillian was about 80 years
old and was one Of the most prOmi-
ncni citizens in this section. n"
lived on q fine estate near the historic
Five Forks in Dinwiddie. Tn" conf
dcnce imposed IL him by the propi"
Of the county was often shown by
the important trusts they confided 10
him. He il one time represented III"
county in the lower House of the gen
eral assembly. was twice elected
sheriff and served two terms aS treas
urcr of the count. retiring from the
latter office on tn" first of January
last. He also served as deputy in
charpe of tho Internal revenue Office
in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
TUG TWoHY GOES TO PANAMA.
Government Purchases Well Known
Hampton Roads Craft.

Information was received her" YES
terday from Washington that the Is
thmian Canal Commission has pur-
chased the seasoips tug Jack Twohy
from the LamhertS Point Towboa'
Company at cost of $75.o0G. The
tug will proceed 10 Colon and be us"d
there for towing purposes in Connec-
ton with the construction of tine Pan,
anna Canal.
The Jack Twohv is well known
around Hampton Roads and make
frequent visit 10 this port. towing
schcon"rs here from the Virginia
Capss.