davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-15
Constant Companion

"Pop!"
"Yes. my son."
Mamma says I can't eat my cake
and have 1t, too"
That's right, my boy. But just wait
until you get old enough to eat a
Welsh rabbit. There's something, my
boy, you can eat and have 1t, tool
Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-15

Yes; a little advertising rs
better than none-a great deal
better. But, if your business is
worth while, little advertising
is not ENOUGH better than
none to answer your require
mentS.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-15

Chautauqua will open July 10.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
OF, ). S. Kjeqano.

u0en l1afbengige 5fanoinopilfe
Mrbei6erforening" palgte paa lit iiol1
afbol6te 9tormgte / Minneapolis Or.
S. 9. &jellan0 til @ooe0lege, Ell
Seoer og uomnrfelie iom oenne opg=
tige 2Gge far bel fortjent. Or.
&iellan6 bar iammen me6 Mn6rem
@t9oaroN og Sle Gbriitionien 9ele-
gater til 9form9tet fra u2ulio", Sen
lofale 9foeling at Soreningen /
Groofiton, Minn.
llafb9ngig Sfan0inapiif Mrbei6er=
forening bar beitoaet / ca. Is Mar,
bar ODER 5000 Meolemmer og en-
&asiebebol6ning al $4,000. Sen
bar Msiurance o9 en- fpin6elig &iel<
p%eforening, bpis Me6lemmer paa
.Stormgtet fif &et til at tegne en-
min6re Msiurance ! &opeblogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
1cbn D. rllcPbee
aauo, for e5eriff pa ben r%cpnblifanfe @aleieSSeli @plf g., gi

Opennnpnte &anoiDat tiltranger
ingen nnrmere SSntroouftion til 6ler-
tollet at De- fgrlte @ettlere ! Bolt
County, meoenS ogiaa Sc flelte ytD-
fommere fienoer bon1. Sobn 9. Mc-
8bee bor pgret boiat / &e6 &iper
Dnlen / noget oper ct Ueroeoels
Marbunoreoe. San er 50 Mar CANT
mel og bleb fgbt / Bruce Gollntp,
Ontario, TOM til 8olf County ON
6oroaret 1879 og far 0erfor p9re1
en- 8orger / Dalen / nelten 80 Aar.
SEQ bans Mnfomit BERTH tog ban SIR:
beioe paa en- Garm og poa @runo a
bans Slittigbeo og Dpgtigbeo bier
ban fort efter Sorn1ono paa Ben ito
re &epitone Garm> nogle foa Mil'
Gelt for @ucli6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

2epn SC Ia Grange, en- franif SUIT
1fipper> bar / Sc ii0ite Gage foreta=
get nogle meget pellpffe6e Spitig-
ninger mes ct Meropla11 al egen &ol1=
Itruftion / Merbeoen at EariS. &on
bar ilaaet Mmerifaneren @rigbtS og
ollie anore Observation-Disclosures to Ga-
ge itref. S 2proags bo1ot ban fit
6lpDeapporat lengere / 2uften og
tilbogelag0e en- Inngere Diitance emo
noge1 an6en Meroplanifipper, og /
@enoags log ban fin egen &eforo
fra 0agen foru6, i6et ban omieilebc
8anen be6 Ssip 18 @ange | en- glen
neminttlig &gi6e at 10 SOB og bo1ot
Jig / 2uften 81 Minutter. On MINI
Ore n~regelmesiigbeo giorbe BET fif-'
re1t for bam at gao neo, men ON ban
.bao6e gnifet set, f1nbe ban bo1ot fig
/ 2uften / erbnu lRngere Glib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

Gitt5ens Eartiet / @per, og mo0tog
to Sre0ie6ele al ollie 5temmer /
8pen beo 8pbalget.
Sans Administration far gipet
flor Stlfre6sbe6, og bar ban peret /
SEN @ro0 upartiif at Soft I ale
&lasie fpler at Fan, enOifipnt ban
bar itooet for goot Stpre og itreng
@iennemferelie al 2oper, 0og ultio
bar ban0let til Bpens 8eoite og fife
faporileret nogen enfelt 8orger> bpil=
fet bar gipet &elgerne en- 6plelie al
@ifferbeo og Silli6 UNDER bans 5tD=
re. S lit pripate SIP far Mr. Nc>
Hbee 6eltaget / enbper 8epegelie> ser
ttlitrrber en- 6orbeortng al Silltan=
SEN / 9olen og l1opiflingen al 0en=
neg og Eolf Gountps @iglpefiloer,
me0ens ban liben fan flDtte6e til
Groofitpn bor un0eritettet etbpert
6oretagen6e til at forbe6re 8Den og
forggt @orgernes @elpnre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

meo bpem ban er folnmet I 8erering,
iaa bel / oct lelifabelige iom Sorret-
n~ingslipet; ban ct afbolot for lit pen>
lige og meofelenoe 8ele og tan Ri
meb fllb &et lige at uSacf McBbee"
er en- al De be61t fienote og melt re-
ipeftereoe 8orgere / @roofiton.
@om 8epis pao benne Bslelie
bIanot @efolfningen blep Mr. Mc>
Ybee palgt lom Ben fgrite 8orgme=
tier / @roofiton, ifjgnt ban blot bab-
De boet ser / faa Mar, for at operta=
&c 2ebelien al 8pens stfferer UNDER
oens npe u@ome nile Gbarter" !
1906, og / 1907 ga set fbr1te regu-
lnre &alg m1Oer ngDnte Gbarte1
fonot Steb, nominere6es Mr. Mc
Ebee al ioo pel Set rcpublifanite ion
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

Ser fortlatte ban lin G%irflombeo
iom Gorman6 / flere Mar, inotil ball
f%orfremme6es til 8eltprer al 2ocfbart
Sarmen, nogle faa Mile Sp6 for
2an6sbpen 8eltrami, bDor nepnte
Sarm og SEN / @uclio eie0es al SEN
iamme @jermon6. San befle0te ben=
ne Boit in0til 6oraaret 1902, "a
Sarn1ent blep iolgt og 0elt / minorc
@ien6omme. Scr. McHbee flptteoe
ga til @roofiton og fat ii0en bont lit
&iem / 6enne 8D.
timber lin Girfiombeo poo oisle
itore Garme bleb fan bel fjenot al
ale Sc ga1nle Settlere / 9alen og
set er altto Ell Sornpielie at lptte til
Sen pelpillige Smtale, iom Sc, ser
Sen Gang arbei0e6e UNDER bam, gi=
Der bam; Sc foloer bom ip6ponlig
uSacf McFbee". Gi6en ban fon1
til Grooflton, far Mr. McYbee for
itaaet at gj9re Jig ofbol6t al ale,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
Peter 6. 66oGert % Gu
(tru 060.
(Gorti. fra SIDE ~

ct foru6iet @elfomunen at bpoe Ge,=
ner og %2an6smen6, bans @ieltfri-
beo og &ielpinmbe6 bob1e ingen
@renoler, bans ltgrlte @le6e bar at
gleoe anore. Sg bans @uitru itoo
BAN trofait bi / 6ette.
Scbollert bar Meolem al en- Mpng=
De 6oreninger> 6eriblan6t piitnof al
allie oanife Soreninger / @t. Saul.
@r. og Mrs. @cbollert efterlooer
2 @enner, 8tctor og Mrtbur, Ser
begge orbeioe0e / 6a0erens 6orret=
ming, og Mrs. @ebber / ct. Saul.
Ser t 2an0et bap6e ian EN- 8ro6er,
&ep. emil s. 6cbollert, @reit for
en- Metbooiit=@ptifopal Strife / 9es
Moines, og Mrs. Ylat5 / @loir,
9eeb., bpiS Mono er Gountpfoslerer
% &eal gltate gambler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
j. 0. 8inoo6(
repnblifanif &anoioat fur Sberiff,
&olf g., Mtnn.,

er @fon0inap, fg6t / Micollet Co.,
Minn., 1874 al norife Sorel0re. S
1880 boiatte bon Zig / &olf @onntp.
&am bol6er og far bol0t gmbeoer /
tit Eomnibtp ioa bel iom / Sfoleitp=
ret; bar beret @reii6ent for Cor
6en &allep Eelepbone 60. ii6en set
bleo orgoniieret, bar beret County
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

Commissioner / fire Mar og er III,
Chairman Of Commissioners 8oaro.
Soar ian MI efter genners 0p-
for0ring itiller fig iom &un0ioat for
5beriffembeoet ct set meo Sem Sent
ii9t at tiene fine Me0borgere. On
balet bill ban gipe al lin Sio til gm-
bebet og beitpre oet paa Ell gfono-
milf og forretningsmesiig Maaoe.
@aa til 8rimerbalget 8. Is. Sep
tember % Taft Sin Stemme for BAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
TAYLOR County, Wis.,.

is the best developed and most desirable
for new settlers in Wisconsin. We sell
land to actual settlers, and guarantee fair
treatment. Book about Taylor County
and State map free. Write us TODAY in
English. WISCONSIN LAND co.,
676 Milwaukee St., Milwaukee, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

@aaoeifmS. Mrtbur @uitafion, IL
Mor ganmel, 741 Goof Street, til
fpieoe Jig / 5reoags ct olporligt
Saor, mcDens fan bar ifGrO meo at
lfpoe til Sfipe me0 cit Eiltol. &11g=
len traf bam / oct ben tire Sen. Dren=
gen blep bragt til 2utber 9olpital.
@ors Silltono par 6og iencre ret TIL
frebSittllen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

We'd Kj0b eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

Stint &ige for alminoeligt Sus-
arbeioe. &ripat 6amilie, goo Syn
og goot Stem. Spgip 2en enifet.
M6resler Moperttler, $50 @olt @ater
Ctr, Milmoufee, Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

On Slocbranb / Mnorem Mellums
6ooerbanoel, 222 @cltern Mpe1rue,
anrettebe 6reoog Mften Sfooe for
omfring $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
Hem for Skandinaver

Diet solrige California. Udmerket
i1rigeret Land ner Skoler, Kirker, Jern-
baner etc., fra $50 og op. For Oplys-
ringer tilskriv Land Company,
Box 1875, Stockton, Cal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

Gbnba9sifulen / @olsat9a &irfen
begpnoer igien 5pnbag 8. Is. Sept.
$50 efter at SEN bar bapt Serie / 4
Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
st. Paul.

.St. Paul, Tdende's Kontor, Room 46
Union Block Cedar 8 Fourth Str.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
9rrbt mnScr Spprppsncm.

9rrbt nnocr Spurnpgncn. So
iepb Socf, Ell ganrnel 67=ourig 60
oefeier, blep / Man0ags Morges 11n=
Scr lit Mrbejoe me0 at feie melle1n
Sporene poa SelbD Mpe:: mellem
@rotto og ct. 'sllbans Streets rant
al cit peitgaaen0e @ogn og piebliffe=
lig 0rebt. Sen gar1le bar 6gp og
bar lau pptoget al lit Mrbei0e, at fan
fife iao &ognen, Ser fom / itert
6ort. San efterla0er Jig gnfe o9
fem Dofs11e 8prn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

Statsfapitpliet bar / 5tote Uair
l1gen beiegt al .n1ellem 10000 og
10000 Mennel fer = naturltgptS
melt %l1oenbpes. Sc le0panlige ST.
rere bar / 0enne uge Deret ful0lt9n=
Sig fori pur10l1e fra 8Dgnt11ge11, 0a bet
limpeltben pil0e bape peret unruligt
for oem at b%aan6tere 0etne Menne=
ifemnng0e, Ser / Ell uitanolelig
Gtrgm gift giennem 8pgningen oa
fplote ielp Sc nreit ofiioesliggenoe
&ontorer. Golf pil6e natl1rltgbis me-
get gierne bille poa @upernpren, oQ
oenne bar ogioa ierbeles pillig ii
at trine frem / lit @o0tageliespere1:
ie og ~ibafe bands" meo a6ifillige al
Sc Sillteoeberenoe. Set gieloer j
ogiaa ON at gipre Jig iaa popule1
joni muligt, noor man itoar lige
oDerfor ct afgi6ren6e @alg og ifa]
fgre Minnel otas 0emofroti til Sci,
iaabel paa Stats= iom Ga ogioo beli;
paa Sen rationale Sicfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

Intompbil=1tlDffe. - Gm bcltemo=
big &mitrn. &oris Sletcber, en be-
fienot Gien6omsbon6ler fer I ct.
Saul, blep 6rebt / en- Mutomobilulpf=
fe en- Mil fra Minneifa, @obaiba
County, / Man6ags 6ormio6og.
@rs. 6letcber, ser leoiageoe bom
poa Suren, ligger paa ct. Soiepbs
@oipital; FUN fom life til1fa6e pe6
lelpe %l1lpffen, men ben6eS Mnitren=
gelie I UNDER Sc beltemo6ige 6oripg
FUN gioroe paa at lefte Mutomobilen,
ser bar faloet fen ODER ben6eS Mon6,
gioroe, at ben6es &pg blep meget
ipog, og FUN CT / 9iebliffet ful6iten,
Big bielpelgs. Sc bap6e forIa6t ISL
mona tiolig Manoag Morgen og par
me6 @utomobtlen naaet til ct &unft
to Mile Sp0 for Minneiifa, ga Sci.
en- f6rte neo as en- 8affe. Bao en- el-
Ter u116en Moaoe fom Scr. 6letcbe1
til at itpre @ognen uoenfor t@ejen,
og 6a Fan pil6e breie Sen in6 igien
oelteoe SEN; Mrs. 6letcber Ipffeoes
Set at re06e fig beo ct 5pring, men
ben6es Man6 fom in6 UNDER 8og.
men, ga SEN belte0e. Ser bar life
ct Mennefe / Merbe0en, og SEN lllpf.
felige Suitru for 9gte ga be6 egne
&ref ter otter og otter at lgfte ser
trnge &ogn, ser laa ODER ben6es
Man6> Blot iaa meget / @ejret, al
fan, bbis ban en6nu bar / 2ipe, ful,=
Be iltppe us; alle ben6es Mnitrengel:
Ter bar imt0lerti6 %frugtesleie, pg til
lioit maatte bum ifpn0e fig beef fra
ltlpffesite6et / set &oob at mg6e mo-
gen, Ser fl1n6e asliitere ben6e. ST.
ter at babe lpbet omtrent en- Mil
folot bnn ONT al u6mattelie, ben6es
&pg por naiten g6ela9t al Sc oper-
menneifelige Mnitrengeller, FUN bap>
Sc giort for at lefte Mutomobilet,
men bun freb MI bt6ere paa &enoer
og SPIDER, in6til BUN en0elig naoe6e
cit 6armer, boem FUN fortalte ON
l1lpffen. Du @ielp enoelig fom ne6
til @teoet, og man fit trnffet Mr.
5letcber frem UNDER @ognen, piite
set Jig imi6lerti6, at ban maatte boz,
re be6 umib6elbart efter at &ota1tro-
fen ifete. @lpgtninge og @enner fra
ct. 8aul bar imtolertio fommen til
ite6e % fit Mrs. Sletcber / itgrite
Soft bragt til 8pen og Iaet inb paa
st. Soiepbs Soipital.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
EDITOR KENNEDY BUYS
ALBEATA WHEAT LAND

Editor b. f. Kennedy of the Baker
City Herald has just returned from a
weeks visit to the Alberta wheat dis
trict in company with Jonathan John
ston of this city and was so well
pleased with the outlook of that
country that he purchased a half Sec
ton Of wheat land as an investment
He found hundreds of Americans go
ing into the country and vast i'm
provements being made by settlers on
the Canadian Pacific tract.
The party with which Mr.. Kennedy
went from this city purchased about
six sections of land as follows: Geo
rye Warburton one section; L. G..
Frazier and Corby Brothers, by Bert
Huffman, one section; John Dand
through Jonathan Johnston, two Sec
tions; c. L. Goodwin half section and
William J. Bell of Cabage Hill, half
section.
Weather conditions are favorable
for looking at land and another party
will start with Mr.. Johnston for CAL
gary at noon tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
ADVANCE CAME RAPIDLY
FOR NEW o. r. 6 n. AGENT

Edward F. Schuyler, new o. r.
N. agent at this place. has gone quick.
ly up the ladder of promotion in the
service of the company he is now
with.
For only a year has Mr.. Schuyler
been with the O.. r. & n. company
During that time he has served as
agent at several minor places: He
was started at Imbree and from that
point was transferred to Biggs. From
the Columbia Southern terminal he
was sent to Union, where he served
for eight months as agent.
In view ON his short service with
the company, Mr.. Schuyler's promo
tion to the Pendleton office was most
complimentary to him. He considers
it in the nature of a Christmas pres
ent and appreciates it as such.
Before coming to Oregon Mr..
Schuyler was agent at Dennison, Tex
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
PRISONERS BECOME INSANE.
Dan u. Dohcrty, Sentenced for Life
Tries TO Kill Himself.

Heppner. Ore, Dec. 4.-Dan P.
Doherty, who last spring was convict
ed of the murder of Oscar Allen in a
Lexington saloon, and whose case was
on an appeal before the state supreme
court, is now almost a raving maniac.
Upon receiving word Tuesday that the
superior court had sustained the low
er court, and that he must serve his
life sentence. he commenced to abuse
all the other prisoners confined in the
county Jail with him, his attorneys and
every one that came within his notice.
Sheriff Shut has placed a watch
over Doherty. as he has made several
attempts to kill himself. Doherty has
heretofore been a model prisoner and
has talked reform and religion to all
prisoners that have been his associa-
tes during the past year. 1t is thought
he is hopelessly insane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
Trophies OF the Chase.
(From Kansas City Star. J


In the days when buffalo still roam
ed the plains of Kansas in countless
numbers a great many hunting parties
came over from Europe to have a
hand in their slaughter. One party
was composed of a Frenchman named
Auguste Rouzand, the first husband
of Christine Nilsson, the prima donna,
and an Engllshman, a Mr.. Blackmore,
from London. They arrived at Dodge
City one day in the fall with a car
lead of equipment. including every
sort of delicacy that The market af-
forded and several large trunks full
of bright new butcher knives. A de-
tachment of the sixth cavalry from
Fort Dodge was detailed to accompa-
ny them, and probably no command
ever Jared better than that one did,
The Englishman shot few buffalo
and the soldiers slaughtered them by
the hundreds. But the Frenchman
didn't kill one. Instead, as fast as the
animals weer shot he would take one
of his brand-new butcher knives,
plunge it into the slain animal until
1t was smeared with blood, wrap 1t
carefully in tissue paper and put 1t
back in the trunk as trophy Of the
chase to exhibit when he got back
to Paris as proof of his mighty Prov
ess as hunter. That was his idea
OF sport.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
SHY SOUBRETTE GETS A
SHOWER OF GARDEN TRUCK

Bremerton.-A fusilade of cabbages
cut short a vaudeville turn last night
at a local theater The theater OPEN
ed Monday night under new manage
ment, and the bill was not a hit with
some of the young men of the town.
They all came back last night with
pockets bulging with products of the
field, some of which had seen its best
days. AS the soubrette sang I'm Only
Sixteen Years Old and So Shy" a
sailor from one of the ships walked
up to the stake and passed a cabbage
decorated with ribbon, over the foot
lights. A few minutes later a fusil-
ade of cabbages were thrown at the
comedienne and comedian and the
curtain went down to prevent the
scenery being ruined by the well-aim-
ed missiles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
A NOVEL NAME FOR A BABY.

A photograph just received by The
N. K. Fairbank Company, Chicago, Of a
chubby miss Of IS months, demonstrates
the wholesomeness Of Cottolene, their
vegetable oil cooking fat. Her father,
A. B. Mcbride, manager Of large general
store in Bullard, Texas, writes that she
weighs thirty pounds, and that she was
practically raised on Cottolene. No lard
whatever is used in their household. The
baby has thrived so we'll on food made with
Cottolene that they call her "Cottolene. :"
Strong claims are made for the whole
someness Of cottolene and its successful use In
the diet Of even an infant affords convincing proof
Of the purity Of this-the perfect shortening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
MAN SELLS HIS WIFE
FOR FIVE POUND NOTE

London. Dunmow Is a small town In
Essex famous for the custom annu-
ally observed there of presenting a
fitch of bacon to married couple
who have not exchanged cross word
for a twelvemonth.
This week Dunmow came into
prominence for another. sort Of matri-
monial relation.
A cottager 70 years Of age was on
trial on a charge Of ill-treating his
children. A much younger woman
who was generally supposed to be his
wife, testified she was the legal
spouse of anther man who had sold
her for a five-pound note % years
ago to the prisoner, to whom she had
in that period borne three children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
Farmer Growing CobIess Corn.

And now it is the cobless corn. A
year ago II. j. Sconce and Taylor Gar
Tough, Of Vermilllon county, purchas-
a quantity OF seed corn In Indiana.
In the shipment was a freak ear,
which instead of the ordinary cob, had
core of husk, the grains being neat
ly wrapped on the soft foundation like
peas in a pod. Mr.. Sconce was i'm
pressed with the novelty of the find,
and decided to plan all the kernals
found on the freak ear. To his sur
prise the ears produced this fall were
found to be exact reproductions Of the
single ear. He has decided to plant
more Of the corn next year, and will
endeavor to improve it.
The ears produced this year yielded
as much corn as those provided with
cobs, while the kernals we're large
and solid The ears were well filled,
kernels even growing among the silk.
The freak ears were placed on exhl-
bitIon at a county fair at Sldell last
week, and attracted much attention.
New York Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
PROFANITY NOT A
CAUSE FOR DIVORCE

A little profanity about the house
on the part of the husband is not a
sufficient cause for the granting of
decree of divorce TO the wife. ac-
cording to the decision of Judge
Boyd j. Tallman, of the superior
court, made yesterday in the case
Of Laura d. Phills against Charles
Phills. The case was dismissed.
The wife charged that her husband
had treated her cruelty by swearing
at her, and had been ungenerous in
the family allowance.
An attempt at reconciliation on the
part of the husband after the trial
was not accepted by the wife.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
LOCAL PYTH|ANS
HAD GOOD TIME
GRAND CHANCELLOR MOSER
WAS ENTERTAINED
Order Is Prospering i'm Oregon and
Grand Chancellor Is Out to Visit
All Lodges of State-Next Session
of Grand Lodge VIII Be Held in
Pendleton in June-At Milton This
Evening.

With Grand Chancellor Gus c. Mo-
ser and f. B. Hawkins, representative
Of the insurance department, as guests
of honor, the local knights of Pythias
held a most enjoyable session last
night A large number of the local
Pythians were present and a social
session held following the regular
meeting which lasted until midnight
During the social session Monte B.
Gwinn, past grand chancellor of
Idaho, presiden and Messrs. Moser and
Hawkins were the principal speakers
In his address the grand chancellor
told of the aggressive work now be-
ing done by the so Pythian lodges
now in the state. At the present
time the membership in this domain
is slightly over 5000 and it is his am
bition TO raise the number to 1000 be-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
VANCOUVER is MECCA FOR
CUPID'S RUNAWAY COUPLES

Vancouver, Wash.-Vancouve is
fast becoming a place for runaway
couples and others to get married In
the past month no less than five run
away couples and other romantic
matches have been pulled off here.
Because they could not get married
in Portland yesterday, because the
law resuires the contracting parties
to have a residence of six months in
the state to marry, Evelyn Scott Of
Seattle, and George Cornell, Of
Brooklyn. came to this city and were
married by Judge e. NJ. Scanlon. They
rturned on the ferry to Portland re-
joicing that they did not have to re-
side separate and apart for six moons
more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
FAMILY PROLIFIC IN
ORISTHOLOGIC NAMES

Hammond, Ind.-A woman living
near Martenton, southeast of this city
has all her life been endowed with
strange names She has married three
times. Her maiden name was Part
ridge, her first husbands name was
Robin. her second, Sparrow and her
present husbands name is Quayle
There are now two Robins, one Spar
row and three little Quayles in the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
fore dc next session of the grand

fore the next session of the grand
lodge convenes here in June.
| As grand chancellor, Mr.. Moser has
started tout to visit every lodge in the
state. Because of the isolation Of some
of the lodges this is a colossal under
taking and one never accomplished be-
fore. However he is confident that
before June he will have visited each
lodge.
In March the grand chancellor and
party will return to Umatilla county
for a district convention to be held
here and at that time he will also visit
the lodges at Athena, Weston, Helix
and Adams. He visits at Milton this
evening.
At the conclusion of the grand
chancellor's address a light banquet
was served in the room adjoining the
lodge room. Following the same the
social session was resumed and many
veteran local members of the order
were called upon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
CARRIE NATION PROVES
FAILURE IN SCOTLAND

Dundee, Scotland.-Carrie Nation Is
proving a disappointment in her IL
auor crusade on this side of the At
lantic. The Kansas woman has done
nothing more spectacular than to de-
liver a few impromptu lectures to the
SalOon-keepers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-08
family. One OF the woman's grand
fathers was named Swami.
DIED IN CONVULSIONS
FROM BITE OF PET DOG

Rome, Ga.-Flatwood's district,
near Rome, is in state of terror OF
hydrophobia and scores OF dogs were
slaughtered there Sunday, following
the death OF Will Woodall, a 12-year-
old boy in horrible convulslons Sun
day afternoon.
The child was bitten by pet dog
two weeks ago and hydrophobia de-
veloped. The dog had bitten many
others and for this reason men with
guns are searching the neighborhood
and killing every canine they find