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, 1908-08-31
ADDRESSES EXCHANGED BY AD-
MiRAL sPERRY AND MINISTER
ALFRED DEAKIN IN THE
CITY THIS MORNING.
Great Crowds Present to Sec Landing
of American Party Causes Acct
dent on Bridge, Several Persons
Beng Slightly HUFFMAN Who
Informed on Consplrators Killed
in Cell by Fellow Prisoners.

Melbourne, Australia, Aug, 31.-The
enormous crowd that turned out to
witness the formal entry of the Amer
C sailors this morning proved too
much for the Princess bridge, which
spans the Yara river and forms the
main approach to the city. The
bridge barriers were overborne and
several persons were slightly injured.
Addresses Exchanged.
Minister Alfred Deakin made a
speech of welcome to the fleet. In
reply Admiral Sperry said the recep-
ton given the fleet in New Zealand
seemed indispensable. in Sidney It
was even better, but the climax had
been reached at Melbourne.
, 1908-08-31
Will lose LEG IN
SHOOTING sCRAPE
SANTA FE RAILROAD DETECTIVE
SENT TO HosPtTAL AID AM
PuTATloN Is NECESSARY.
Accident Occurs At Home Of. Widow,
ons story Being That Mar and
Woman Wsrs soufE.ns When the
Weapon Eel From Mans Pocket
and Was Discharged.

Trinidad, Colo, Aug. s1.-Jack
Straussen, a detective employed by the
Santa Fee road. was taken This morning
to San Raphael hospital suffering
from q wound which makes amputa-
lion of the left leg necessary.
Wounded at Home of Widow.
. He was wounded at the home of
Mrs. w. H. Jones. a widow. Conflict
ing stories were told as to the manner
in which Straussen was wounded, the
last n being that he and Mrs. Jones
were scufifng when his revolver
dropped from his pocket mad was dis
charged.
, 1908-08-31
MET Il paEsipsnr.
Olympic hsross Had ideal Weather
for saeamors Hin TrIp.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. s1.-Ideal
weather favored the olympic heroes
Today when they paraded up Sycamore
Hill and received an oficika welcome
by the president of the United States.
PresidaHt Roosevelt had = hearty
handshake and word OF congratulation
~ each victorious athlete. The cere
Monies occupied only q short time,
and then refreshments were served
the party.
, 1908-08-31
CARING FOR INTERESTS
OF GUARANTY COMPANY,

Mr.. Maitland Of Denver, representing
the Denver agency of the Fidelity and
Deposit company of Maryland, Is In
the city this afternoon, looking after
some business for his company. The
Fidelity company is the bonding con
for County Clerk Featherstone,
and the latter has $4,000 in cash in tho
Albany County National bank as the
bail bond Of Frank J. keefe for his
In the district court. MI.
Maitiand's visit is to protect the com
pany in case Of . possible failure OF
the hank
, 1908-08-31
win Soon Be Coming Back.

Gus Larson, in charge of one of the
departments of the Union Pacific tie
preserving plant ct Topeka. Kas., left
for home today, after having spent
several days here. He says the plant
will be returned TO Laramie on or be-
fore the first Of March and when it is
rebuilt here it will be more complete
than ever He expected to be ready
to go to work mere by the first OF
March.
, 1908-08-31
THROWN FROM HORSE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

Miss Clara Day. the stenographer In
the office of the Overland Cereals COM
pany, was thrown from a horse yester-
day afternoon. while out riding, in
front Of the Cameron residence on
Fourth street Mrs. Cameron and Mrs
Hardman, who saw the accident, pick
ed the young lady up and had her sent
to her home at the Methodist parson-
age. She was considerably stunned.
but no bones were broken, and she was
able TO be up and about today. 7
, 1908-08-31
TAFT WILL ATTEND.
viii Be Present at Grand Army Parade
on Wednesday.

Toledo. o., Aug. 31.-The forty-sec-
ond national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic began
here today. During the day the pro-
gram called for nothing save the re-
newal of old acquaintances. Tonight
the formal reception to the visitors
will take place and Mayor Brand
Whitelock will deliver a welcome ad.
dress. Candidate Taft and Senator
Foraker will be here Wednesday.
when the annual parade is held.
, 1908-08-31
NOBODY IN THE EAST
TALKING OF BRYAN.

Frank J. Terry Of the Terry & vag.
nsr Clothing and Shoe company. who
has been n the east In the interest OF
that concern. and who spent some time
In Ohio. returned home this morning.
coming direct from st. Paul and Chi
cago,to this city. Mr.. Terry attended
republican county convention at
Mount Gilead, his home town. during
his visit there. aai he says 1t II re
mArkHbie the unanimity of sentiment
there is through the whole state. He
heard very little said o. Bryan. while
Republicans to the last man were
Tan men. Ohio viii remain In The
TAFT column. he says. beyond . doubt.
NJ Ferry says the only disappoint.
mset. he he'd while east was in the
.wsathsrl3 11he only Hne It ut warm
eoqngA to sa1t ham W. while Coming
4Qg4sA lsNA nAdalsebsaska, when he
10y Aqa1 ~ ks6t-
, 1908-08-31
STRIKE CALLED OFF.
Order Issued by President Lewis to
All tho Companies.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 31.-An Of
icial order calling Off the strike of
coal miners in the Birmingham district
vas issued to all the companies today.
1t was signed by President Lewis OF
the United Mine Workers.
Strike Must End.
The order say the strike must end
regardless of the rights of the miners
in the premises, owing to the gov
ernor's determination not to permit
the miners to live in tented camps or
hold public gatherings.
, 1908-08-31
TEACHERS
RETURN FOR SESSIONS

Miss Leichhardt. principal of the
East Side school, has returned from
Iowa, where she had been visiting dur
ing the vacation, and Miss Ethel Mer-
riam, who will have charge of the art
department, has returned from the
Grace creek ranch, where she and her
mother, Mrs. ]. H. Merriam. have been
visiting for several weeks.
, 1908-08-31
THE AMERICAN FLEET
IS N0WAT MELBOURNE

tive who was arrested with thirty 9TH
ers for completely in the recent bomb
outrages and who turned kings evil
dence, was today killed by two fellow
prisoners in a cell Of the Alipur jail.
Told Of Widespread Plot.
The evidence given by Gossans re-
vealed a widespread conspiracy which
included plans to assassinate the vice.
roy. Lord Mimic, and other high Of
fcials. The revolvers with which the
prisoner was Killed were smuggled in
to the prison.
, 1908-08-31
WILL LECTURE TONIGHT
At ROCK SPRINGS.

The new president Of the Universi-
ty OF wyoming, Dr.. Merica, a polished
speaker and a very pleasant man to
meet. addresses the teachers and 9TH
ers on the morning Of August 31st.
and then gives a public address on
Monday evening at the city hall, to
which everybody is invited, says the
Rock Springs Rocket. Dr.. Buckle Of
the department Of education of the
state university speaks Tuesday even
ing at the same place and all are cor
dially invited. 1t is hoped that the
citizens Of Rock Springs Will give
these new men a large audience and
then tarry and meet them.
, 1908-08-31
PENlTENTIARY GUARD
DIES AT HOSPITAL.

William Korn, Q former guard at the
pe%nitentiary here and who later vent
10 Rawlins and accepted a similar po-
sition there. died at the county hos
pital yesterday, OF uremia. a chronic
form of Bright's disease. and was
buried this afternoon firm Stryker's un.
~dertaking rooms. Mr.. Korn was q ma
tire CT Germany and has a brother
living IN New Jersey. but had no 9TH
relatives here. He has been = resi-
dent of this section for q good many
yearA
, 1908-08-31
at1AuiMo OUTFIT q
SHIPPED 20 VALLEY.


III r. Owen. the owner Of the srad-
Ing outdt that constructed the sara
.ngA and Encampment railroad grade
to Mncampment from this place. waa
In town this week, looking after the
shipment Of the rest of his grading
teams and machinery 10 the Laramie
plains. where he has the contract to
construct the Tallmadge-Bunt ditch.
sixty miles in length, which carries
water from the Laramie river onto a
large tract Of land recently purchased
by farmers from lows, Indiana ana
Illinois. says the Saratoga Sun. Mr..
Owen says the land sold for $50 an
acre. and when the ditch is completed
will be one Of the largest agricultural
settlements ip the state. The contract
will give employment to 800 teams and
men, and 1t will take a year to com.
plete it.
, 1908-08-31
Another Party Tomorrow.

Manager s. H. Kent Of the North
western Land and Iron company went
70 Denver Saturday night and will re-
turn tomorrow with a special party Of
ea%sterners in the car Yellowstone, to
be taken to Hanna and Medicine Bow.
, 1908-08-31

Crooks and Charlie Crooks, the family
OF Yardmaster John Crooks, returned
yesterday afternoon from Morenci,
Mich, where they have been visiting
for the past two months.
, 1908-08-31
Visited Niece Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ferrin of Chero-
kee, la, who have been visiting on the
Pacific coast for more than a year, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
and were the guests until today OF the
family of their niece, Mrs. Grove Moy'
er, wife of the manager of the Western
Union telegraph Office here. Mr.. Fer
rim is engaged in buying and selling
mules and Is one of the largest dealers
in the country.
, 1908-08-31
kato to Be Minister.

Toxic, Aug. Silt was definitely
decided today that X, Kato. minister
of foreign affairs under a former cabi-
net, will be the next Japanese minister
to London. the post vacated by the re.
turn of Count Komura to assume the
office of minister Of foreign affairs I'M
der the Katsura cabinet.
, 1908-08-31
SOURCE or SUPPLY
ron FLINT MeApoNS

1t Il announced that PRE-. Hardin
/. Smith. assistant curator Of anthorp.
pology Of the American museum Of
natural history, has discovered near
ArvadA . quarry Of hint, I'VE acres
in extept, used In prehistoric times n
a sourco uf supply Of materials forEihe
manufacture OF nint weapons and i'm
plements. Gays the Buffalo Bulletin.
The quarry b q mile east of the juno.
ton Of Old Woman creek and Hat
creek, - &fom It Prof. Smith has
made q hf1B shipment oe various ".
ticles to xsW york.
, 1908-08-31
STOPPED IN CHEYENNE
ON HER WAY HOME.

Miss Martha OFT spent yesterday in.
the city as the guest OF her brother.
Mr.. Wallie OFT, and also of Mrs.
Chalie Bristol, says the Cheyenne Tri-
bune. She was en- route from Denver
to her home in Laramie.
, 1908-08-31
CHAIRMAN HITCHCOCK
c0NF[R6 At CHICAGO

dress by Bryan at the state fail
grounds, his theme being government
al extravaganza. A vast crowd heard
the speech. cheering continuously.
Contributed to Victory.
THE extravaganza of the rfty-nrst
congress, commonly called the 'binion.
dollar congress-" Mr.. Bryan said,
Contributed to the democratic victory
in 1890. The last congress-" - con.
tined" made q new record In extrava-
gance.
Rank Demasosery.
"A republican is more extravagant
than a democrat in the expenditure of
public funds Bryan explained, be
cause the republican leaders are more
intimately associated with tax eaters
than with taxpayers and because they
have taught the doctrine that high
tariff, ven when not needed for reve
nue.. is Of advantage to the whole coun-
try.
The Suffering Farmer.
"The farmers have special cause OF
complaint because of the high expen-
ditures." Bryan maintained, "as they
pay more than their share of taxes and
receive less than their share Of the
benefits"
Letter 70 cluhs.
Mr.. Bryan Will write each week I'M.
I'll election 3 letter to be sent to every
precinct democratic club in the coun
try. giving advice and suggestions.
Made known Today.
q This novel feature Of the presiden-
tial struggle was made known today to
D. TomlinSon. head Of the bureau
OF club organisation. The plan Of OF.
sanising democratic clubs in voting
precincts was advised by Bryan.
, 1908-08-31
GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR
TRANSF TO ZION.

Dr.. w. H. Korb. a government in
spector belonging to DR.. Delaney's
force in this city, has been transferred
to Salt Lake for duty and his place
here has been taken by Or. Davis OF
Washington. DIR. Korb has been in
this territory since last March and has
proved himself a pleasAnt young gen
tleman and a 1rstsrate o4aciai.
, 1908-08-31

The following guests were register
ed at the Union Pacific last night; l..
l. LaugtI1n, D. o. Herrick, Kirk Dyer,
ranch: Ash 8. Wolfram. Kansas City;
J. ;P. Juett, Denver: LIZ. Booth, Chit
cago.
, 1908-08-31
VISITING Old Friend. Here.

Harry Galbreath of Salt Lake, whose
at the shops here, is visiting old
friends In the city. being still a prop
erty owner here.
, 1908-08-31
Reduction Of Rates ordered.

A sweeping reduction Of from one
half cent TO five cents per hundred
pounds on range cattle shipments to be
carried into effect by October 10, is
effected in an order issued by the in
ters. ate cimmerce commission in the
a of the Cattle Raise > association
OF Texas against the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas and fftyeight other COM
mon carriers. The reduction carries
ont the commission condemnation
last spring of the railroad advances in
rates.
Glass Of Cattle Involved.
The rates ordered cut are on range
cattle in points in Texas. New Mckee
and Oklahoma to northern ranges In
wyoming. Nebraska, South Dakota
and Montana and on cattle in carloads
from, the southwest to Chicago. East
, 1908-08-31

WENT AFTER WIFE
IN HIS AUTOMOBILE.
DR.. H. E. McCollum went to Tie Sid.
ing yesterday afternoon and returne.
with his wife later in the day, Mrs. Nc
Collum having been visiting there for
a few days.
, 1908-08-31
RETURNED FROM CHEYENNE
IN THEIR AUTOMOBILE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Roach returned
Saturday night from Cheyenne, having
made the round trip in their automo-
bile without accident or incident.
, 1908-08-31

Agents Wife Home from Visit.
Mrs. A. B. Cady, wife Of the agent
here. and daughter returned yester-
day afternoon from Grand Island, Neb.,
having been visiting In that state for
the past two months.
, 1908-08-31
THE ALTAR SOCIETY
TO MEET WEDNESDAY.

The Altar society of the Catholic
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
O'Neill. on south Fourth street, We'd
nesday afternoon.
, 1908-08-31

New Orleans. La, Aug. s1.-Fire In
the commercial district yesterday con-
sumed 4 large number Of Wholesale
houses. causing q loss of Z ,ooo. 600.
, 1908-08-31
p~EsERTERs

OUT OF THE CITY.
Oflcer Van Sickle OF the Union Pa
CHIC chased a couple Of men believed
to be deserters this morning. but he
was not able to oyertake them. he be-
ing afoot and they with considerable
leeway in their efforts to land on the
other side Of the Snowy range for sup
per. They we're in citizens clothes.
, 1908-08-31
WILL TEACH SCHOOL

AT TIE SIDING.
Miss Hattie Gillespie will go from
here to Tie Siding tomorrow to teach
the fall term of school there.
, 1908-08-31
6ryan o. &. Paul.

Ct 6n1. MINI, Aug. 31.-William
J. Brya1fF arrived here this morning and
was met at the station BY Governor
Johnson and other prominent demo
Gratis. who escorted him to the Mime.
sofa club, where breakfast wassserved.
Met Governor tohnson.
During the forenoon Bryan was in
conference with Governor johnson and
others a the political situation AT
noon nryan Wa the aeset Of NatoAaa
CommittqenaA Lyneh 4 : lunc6sbq
Bryan Makes Ad4rAssea
Tho feature OF To day wss tks ads
, 1908-08-31
ACCEPTS INVITATION

to SFEWN NJ UGNV En-.
H. V. S. Groesbeck of this city to-
day accepted the invitation to address
the socialists at Denver on Labor day.
, 1908-08-31

st. Louis, st Louis, st. Joseph, Kan
sas City. New Orleans and Omaha.
The railroads are also ordered to
substitute q terminal charge of not ex-
ceeding 81 per a for their present
two dollar terminal charge for the de.
livery of live stock at the Union stock
vars in Chicago.
, 1908-08-31
SOLD HE RANCH
IN LITTLE ARA

ON LITTLE LARAMIE.
Joe Dalles today sold his ranch on
the Little Laramie river, consisting Of
160 acres Of patented land and some
government land under lease to julius
Pub, and he and his wife win spend
the winter in California The price
was not stated. The land IL in section
4, township 16, range 7e.
, 1908-08-31
TO AppnEss
THE EiAaT XQIEI

Judge Groesbeck win. address the
first voters" at the Carnegie library
auditorium tonight, and invites all who
care to come to ply him With questions
anent socialism.
, 1908-08-31
GREAT SUNDAY FIRE.

New Orleans suffers Two Million Dol
lar Loss.
, 1908-08-31
V s%EcRErARy

Miss Rhoda Houtx. who has been en-
1oying q vacation for several weeks,
has resumed her position y private
secretary to Director Towar OF the
experiment station, relieving Miss Ma
bel Knapp, who returns to her place in
the electric light once.
, 1908-08-31
TEST RUNS
MADE TODAY
PLANT OF AMERICAN GOLD PLA-
GER COMPANY PUT IN oPER-
ALTON THIS MORNING.
Cheyenne and Kansas City Members
Of Company on Scene I Watch
Beginning Of observation-disclosures
tlons to Be Made for Early Re-
sumption Next Season.

Frank q. Bevans and Max Meyer Of
Cheyennei and Ed Glenn Of Kansas
City, : capitalist, went to Centennial
the Laramie Plains line yester.
day. and were met there by s.. w. Tan.
nehill. who is in charge OF the plant
Of the American Gold Placer Mining
company on Douglas creek, and taken
to the scene Of operation Of that com
pany, where they will remain for sew
eral days. Thu 6~snt5efnsn are inter.
ested in the mining e6tespeiss and
run we6 made. THIS run Will demon
stfate the richnoss Of the sands OF the
placer neld and determine the future
Of the company.
, 1908-08-31
GONE TO THE RANCH
FOR a BRIEF WAIT.

Hon. Leroy Grant Of Cheyenne. and
his daughter. Miss Hattie Grant, Of
Rock Bprings, left this morning for the
Grant ranch. up the Laramie river.
where they VIII visit for = few dAys-
N. Grant II booking after the afEairs
~ the ranch and Miss Grant is taking
. needed rex nom her duties at the
wyofning Eensral hospital.
, 1908-08-31

Home from Michigan.
Mrs. John Crooks. Miss Hazel
, 1908-08-31

Chicato. m. Aug. s1.-The special
train carrying Eugene v. Debs. the So
cialist candidate tor president. and
other leaders Of that party left here
today over the Chicako 1ndi Alton rail.
road, on an educational CAMPAIGN to
the Pacific coast. Stops will be made
at III important cities and towns en-
repta. Z
, 1908-08-31
May Recall Chinese Minister.

Pekin, Aug. 3L-The Chinese gov
eminent is considering the recall of
WI Ting Fang as minister at Wash
ington on account of the recent dis
closures on his part which are be-
lieyed here to have been indiscreet.
, 1908-08-31

lnformer Killed.
Calcutta. Aug. 31.-Gossans, the ma
, 1908-08-31
CHAIRMAN OF REPUBLICAN, MA.
TioNAu COMMITTEE MEETs >
wEsTERh MEMsERs OF Ex-
EcurIvE COMMITTEE.
VIII Remain At Lake eide Until Next
Wednesday Or Thursday Lsekino
Up Routine 6usinsss@odse TAFT
Goes Fishing At Middle sas. and
May Remain There Until Later In
Month-Hryan at st. Paul.

Chicago. H., Aug. 31.-Frank H.
Hitchcock, chairman Of the republican
national committee. arrived here today
for Z conference with Secretary Hay
wood and the western members Of the
executive committee. He expects to
remain here until Wednesday or
Thursday attending TO routine matters.
Judge Taft Goes Fishing.
Middle Bass, Ohio, Aug. S1.-Judge
Taft went fishing today. There is a
possibility that nis stay here may be
proaohgsd mtl September ..
, 1908-08-31
Huge Steam shovel.

The plant is one Of the largest and
most complete in the west, costing
$4,000. and embraces a steam shovel
capable Of handling 5000 yards of
sand daily. The shovel is run upon
It's o~n-tEacksst the company having
n and one-half miles of rails. and
the tracks will be laid as they are
needed to facilitate the handling Of the
gravel from the beds. there being an
inexhaustible field filed with gold, and
1t is believed the company will develop
Z veritable gold mine.
, 1908-08-31
Government Embarrassed.

The government has been embar-
raised by Mr.. Wu's platform and other
u%tterances and by his attitude as a
public character in America.
, 1908-08-31
Planning for Next Year.


While the members of the company
expect to be able to accomplish little
this season, beyond demonstrating the
capacity of the plant, they are already
at work upon plans for next year.
They will be able to prove beyond
question the richness of these black
sands, which have been found to con-
tain vast stores OF gold. and to pre-
pare for a campaign mex year, begin
ming at the very opening of the season,
that win return a large dividend and
prove a mine of vast paying qualities.
They have spared neither money nor
effort in putting in this plant. one of
the most extensive in the west, and
are confident that their judgment will
prove wise in adding to the worlds
store Of gold.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-01
WILL MAKE PORTLAND
COAL DISTRIBUTING POINT
The Oregonian says:

Portland is to be made the distrib.
utng station for the combined output
Of the coal mines in southwestern
Washington, estimated at 1000 tons
daily.
These properties, whose aggregate
value is S15,OOO,OOO, have been con-
soldated by r. S. McGrath of this
city and his associates. prominent Sc
attic and Tacoma men. according to
announcement made by Mr.. McGrath,
who declined to reveal the identity of
his associates in the deal.
The promoters of the enterprise de-
clare it is a purely commercial con-
solidation by which mining and mar
keting expenses will be reduced and
the product be used for steamer, To-
comotive and domestic uses. giving
customers the benefit of economy in
production and lower prices.
Through the consolidation of the
Gale creek and South Willis mines
and several of the smaller mines in
the same fields, with Haskell & Co.
of Seattle and Tacoma and the Uni
ted Steel K Equipment company of
this city Seattle and Spokane, the
new company is in a position to con-
troll practically the entire output of
high-grade locomotive coal in south
western Washington.
McGrath denies emphatically that
any railroad company is in any way
connected with the coal and CONNER
cial combination which he and his as
sociates have effected.
1--WE have simply conceived the
idea of consolidating the coal pro-
iucing properties of southwestern
Washington by which we will be able
to mine and make the product more
,heaply than 1t is now being pro-
luced," said Mr.. McGrath. 1--WE will
construct coal bunkers in Portland as
soon as we can purchase a desirable
ute We will be equipped for coaling
I'll of the general and coastwise
teamers at Portland harbor at a saw
ng to these vessels which now coal
It Nanaimo, b c. Eventually we al
o shall have an auxiliary bunker at
astoria for the accommodation of in
oming and outgoing steamers"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-01
ALBEE NEWS NOTES.
SQUALLY WEATHER CATCHES
MUCH HAY OUT
Alpee School 10 Start Soon With S. S.
Darnell AS Teacher-Campers Com
ing Out of Mountains-,Joseph Stur-
divant and Wife TO Rogue River
for the WinGer.

Albee, Aug 31.-The weather for
the past week and at present is
| squally, short showers both day and
night with no prospect of clearing up,
making it almost impossible to gath
er what little hay that is not yet har-
vested There are a number of camp
ers in the mountains yet, but are
leaving on account of the cool wealth.
er.
Alex Buholz of Combs canyon, was
a visitor in the valley this week. He
was looking after his stock which
range West of Ukiah Mr.. Buholz
reports that sheep have been tres
passing on his decided land and is IL
able to cause the invades serious
trouble.
A. S. QUAINT has gone to Lehman
springs after his family, who have
been stopping there during the hot
weather.
Miss Cleopatra Beeler of Waitsburg
arrived here a few days ago and will
be the guest of Mrs Carrie Connell
while she stays in the valley. Miss
Beeler is member of the faculty of
school and has been teach
ing there for a number of years.
The Albee school will commence in
the near future. 1t will be taught
by Prof. S. S. Darnell
Martin Mclaughlin, who has been
che Dixie ranch for the past
two years, is moving back to his old
home at Meacham.
Farmers with big teams are now
coming to the 9lbee sawmill and haul
ng away all kinds Of lumber.
Joseph Sturdavent has rented his
larry and ranch to Tom McKeun. Mr..
Sturdevant and family will spend the
winter in Rogue River valley.
Miss Fanny Arbogast of Ritter.
made a trip through here to Pendle-
on last week. Miss Arbogast will at
end school in walla walla the COM
ng winter.
James Estes and wife of Pendleton
ust passed through here by private
conveyance on their way home from
)eschutes, where they have been on
! camping and business trip.