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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
Wrong End I'm.

Reginald Vanderbilt, at a horse
show supper where hothouse straw
berries figured i'm the dessert, told a
strawberry story
zone of these dealers in rare fruit"
he began, said one morning, at the
height of the hothouse strawberry
season:
Good gracious. I am ruined
How can that be2' asked the
mans cashier. The crop was excel
lent and the prices are unusually
high
"'Yes, but said the dealer, you
know how careful l was to have the
bottoms of my boxes built close to
the top?'
Yes
"'And just as the crop was ready
to gather the head nurseryman got
drunk and l had to engage new
one?'
"'Yes.'
Well, that new man went and
filled the boxes wrong end up"
Selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
FAIR Co-EDs HAD
NARROWING ESCAPE

Profiting not by the story of FatIma
whose troubles with Blue Beard were
due to woman's curioslty-two high
school misses last evenig attempted
10 pry into the deep mysteries OF the
Lamba Sigma fraternity whose mem
bers were holding a meeting at the
Thomas Thompson home on Water
street. The young ladies escaped with
their lives.
| The girls had attended a sorority
meeting. When returning to their
homes they heard the rattle of the
skeletons at the Lamba Sigma gather
| ing, and seeing the dim light determ-
med to get glimpse at the myster-
les Of the mystic brotherhood gath
cred within.
They Invaded the yard of the
thompson home. They peeped at the
windows and peeped at the keyhole
IL was at this juncture that the bows
within discovered their visitors and
throwing open the door they rushed
out to welcome them.
But the visitors were not there.
They were flying down the street as
fast as skirts would allow them. The
boys gave chase, captured one in the
yard of the Alexander home and the
other just before she plunged into the
icy waters of the Umatilla river in
which she sought succor.
The girls were brought back The
high court was convened and the
jury impaneled and despite the plead
irgs of the fair ones they were found
guilty and judgment was passed.
1T having appeared to the court"
the deep bass voice of the presiding
judge thundered terrors into the
hearts of the fair culprits-"that the
defendants herein are guilty of the
crime CT curiosity it is hereby ad-
judged that the bath tub be filled
with ice cold water and that the de-
PENDANTS each and severally be con-
Quoted thereto and indicted and |
ducked therein, said defendants each |
and severally to be given two wooden |
toothpicks wherewith to effect their |
rescue. And it is further ordered and |
adjudged that while said defendants
are endeavoring to escape from their
said predicament they and each of
them shall sing Pull for the Shore"
and Throw Out the Life Line"
Let the bath tub be filled"
Lead on, Oh! Executioner."
Then the fraternity boys all retired
into the house, leaving the culprits in
charge of Tracy Baker as guard.
But the gallant captain of the foot
ball team had mercy upon the fair
maidens and he allowed them to es-
cape, thereby rendering it unneces-
sary for the penalty to be imposed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
A Wonderful Shot.

(From Success Magazine.")
7 They were telling how we'll they
could shoot, and Tom Dawson recall
ed a duck hunt in which he had
brought down five birds with one shot
Talk about shootin'" began Old
Man Tilford, 81 saw Jim Ferris do a
mighty neat piece of work one day
last week. His wife was putin out
the washin' and she was complainin'
about the pesky sparrows maxim dirt
marks on the damp clothes with their
feet
They're thick as bees round here,
she says. There's seven of 'em sittin'
on the clothes-line this blessed min
ute.'
"T'll fix EN- says Jim, takin' down
his shotgun, which he allus keeps
loaded with fine birdshot. He tip
toed t othe door, took aim, and"
KILLED every one of them SPAR
rows" broke in Dawson.
You're wrong" corrected Tlford,
calmly; "he never teched 'em, but
when his wife took in the washin' she
found she had three pair of OPEN
work stockins and fine peek-a-boo
shirt waist"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
PERSONAL
MENTION

A. j. McAlllster was a business Wis
itor In Walla Walla today.
Andrew Larson and wife were ii
from Juniper today visiting friends.
viii Moore was passenger thi
morning to Pilot Rock on business.
DIR. e. o. Parker is entertaining his
father, p. c. Parker, Of Oakland, Or
Zoeth Houser OF Echo, was a busi-
ness visitor in Pendleton last evening
Mrs. Louis Hunziker and daughter
are visiting relatives in Walla Walla.
H. McLane, of Athena, was visl-
tor in Pendleton on business yester-
day.
s. D. Peterson the Milton attorney
was business visitor in Pendleton
today.
Virgil Moore was a visitor in the
city yesterday from his ranch in Stage
Gulch.
Sam Wade and wife of Lostine. are
III the city caring for business affairs
and calling on friends.
]. P. Hendricks left yesterday for
his. home at Nez Perces, Ida, after
visiting relatives in this city.
r. n. Stanfield and A. B. Thomson
were visitors from Echo, stopping at
the Pendleton last evening.
John Wynn, Of Mckay creek, re-
turned to his home this morning af-
ter a short visit in the city.
Mrs. H. D. Smith and Miss Ethel.
Norton of Echo, were visitors In PEN
dleton yesterday on business.
Jack O'Neil, travelling passenger
agent for the o. r. G. N is in the
city today in an official capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mulkey of Ritter
in the John Day country, are visit
ors among friends in Pendleton today.
Mrs. r. C. French, wife of the pres
ident of the Weston Normal school,,
is the guest of Pendleton friends to-
day.
The Misses Whittemore have re-
turned from Umatilla, where they
spent Christmas at the d. c. Brownell
home.
A. A. Roberts, of La Grande, has
returned to his home in that city
after a brief visit with Pendleton
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Young, of
Portland, oregon, are now here upon
visit with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Young.
w N. Slaughter and Miss Jessie
Slaughter of Ritter, with Miss Mary
Slaughter of Adams, are visiting in
the city among friends.
Mrs. c. S. Downing of Lewiston,
Ida, was in Pendleton last evening
while on her way to Hermiston where
she has property interests.
James Welch left last night for his
home in Portland after pleasant |
visit at the home of his mother Mrs. |
Susan Welch, in this city.
Mrs. J. X. Buchanan and children
of Garfield, Washington, and Miss
Mary Ritner of Portland, are spending
the holidays with relatives in this
city.
Mrs Harry Badgero and daughter
Pearl, of Freewater, are visiting rela-
tives in the city and will he here for
week or ten days. They are guests
At the Pete Peterson home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
COMPETENT JUDGES
Beauty Doctors Endorse ue,D,.i,

Beauty Doctors Endorse Herp,eidc.
Women who make a business of bea,
tifying other women come pretty nsl
knowing what will bring about the b.
results. Here are letters from two, cor
cerning Herpicide:
II can recommend Newbro's "ITe-pi
eide" as 1t stopped my hair from falliu.
out; and. as q dressing it has no super
ior.
"(slsned) Bertha A. Trulllnger.
Complexion Specialist,
''2Sii Morrison St., Portland, Ore"
After using one bottle OF "Herpicide-
my hair has stopped falling out, and my
scalp is entirely free from dandruff.
"(Slgned) Grace Dodge.
Beauty Doctor,
'1$ Sixth St.. Portland, Ore"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc. in
stamps for sample to The Herpiclde Co..
Detroit Mich.
Two sisss-Eo cents and 800.
4. O Kocppcn . Bro&
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
FRIEND OF YEARS AGO
COME TO HIS RESCUE

San Francisco. Dec. 29-Tender
memories of long ago, caused Mrs.
Violet Webber, wife of one of the
leading attorneys of Nashville, Tenn,
to come to San Francisco and plead
for the release of Robert W. Griffin,
the actor. who is serving a year for
blgamy, in San Quentin prison. The
two were stage companions years ago.
Mrs. Webber is interested in the the
atrical profession in the east and will
petition Governor Gillette for par
don.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29

Read IN. Fart orsEonIan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29

A. j. McAllister was business vis-
itor In Walla Walla today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29

NJ. B. Keys cab stand at Golden
Rule hotel. Phone main 25. Special
attention given to parties and dances
Something given away free with
every paid admission at the Pastime
theater. Don't fail to investigate this.
U. C. Koch in the Empire block for
new and secondhand goods Repair
shop in connection. Phone Red 1901.
Call and see the new, late novelties
In photo mounts. suitable for presents
at Bowman's studio.
Home made bread at Ingram's gro
Gerry Saturday. Made fresh for Sat
urday's trade. Phone your order
Main 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29

In addition to the usual excellent
program of pictures the New Dime is
presenting the Kelley performing lions
and the mother lion, Sultana, is a fea-
ture. The Old Dime continues to Of
fer a splendid program of excellent
pictures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
The OrnhenIn.

Medernach's popular Orpheum is
offering a fine program of films of
which the most important are IAN
Ambitious Wardrobe" and the Street
WATTS Christmas. The song is
"Dearie."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
The Lowest Terms,
(From "Succees Magazine

(From Success Magazine.")
A man purchased some red flannel
shirts, guaranteed neither to shrink
nor fade. He reminded the clerk
forcibly of that guaranty some weeks
later. Have you had any such diff
Guilty with them?" the clerk asked.
NO" replied the customer. "only
the other morning when was dress
ing. my wife said to me, John, when
did you get that pink coral neck
lace?"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29

The state Corporation Commission
of Oklahoma has ordered the steam
railways and street railways to send
to the commission telegraphic re-
ports OF all serious accidents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29
ADJUSTMENTS


"a Texas Elopement," "The Police
Band" "The Hobo on a Bike" and
in Bitter Rivalry" are presented in
the splendid program being offered
at the Pastime today. The song is
Rainbow"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-29

Good nature is as contagious as the
measles. Put on your best smile
when you get up in the morning and
observe how everybody will greet you
with n sunny face.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
NajnoWszy europejski
WynalaZek .
ma wzmocnienie i u%trzymanie
w1ns6w

1AOO4GoAOA
ma wzmocnienie i u%trzymanie
w}os6w.
Opisz stan w}os6w W ]akim o.
becnie SO, jest to g}6wna zasada do
poznania i ~odgadnienia s}abosci.
:Jezeli w}osy pe}zna albo znajdu-
je sic 4uska, W g}owie, prosze wy
ozesawszy suche w}osy przysfa6.
ola zbadania.
Jezeli chcecie mice leki dobre i
skuteczne, odnie6cie sig wprost do
muie, a pc uzyciu tychze d~oznacie
nlezawodnych skutk6w.
I%nteresanci zglsszaJacY sig do
mnie, winni adresowac:
Prof. J. N Brundza, Specialist.
Broadway & South sth st.,
Brooklyn, Now York
PowYzsze lekl SO znane tylko
mnie samemu, W zadnych sk}adacb
togo ME maj2. Wszelkie informa.
eye darmo. Setki tysiecy roznai-
tych }ysych, kt6rym to lekarstwc
pomog}o,. zawdz'eczaja "a TAX
wie]kie dobrodzieistwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
Gag dalszy.

Widocznrie9' p[vocudr6;z by}a diu-
ga i meczaca, DO pie1grzym
wyciaga} z%dretwia}e czlonki,
chodzac dokola wiernego
wierzchowcs, kt6ry, przym-
knawszy powieki, odpoczy-
wal tez ze zadowoleniem.
Szczeg6lnem by}o to, re be-
DAG W pustyni, schronisku
lw6w, lampartfw -; r6wnie
dzikich ludzi, podr6zny ME
mia1 PREY sobie zadnej broni.
Widocznie, niosac pok6j W
sercu i my6lach, ME leka1
sic niczego, albo tel jecha]
pod n~iezwykfa jaka6 opieka.
Najodwazniejszy ez}owiek
czuje bicie serca, gdy sic znaj
die sam W ~bezmieraem tenn
pustkowiu. Ma MIN obawy
najmniejszej zna6 ME by}o,
jeno 6wiat}o i nadzieje mia}
W oczach, kt6re co chwila
reka przys}ania} i wytezonym
wzrokiem patrzy1 " pasty.
MIA. e
20 chWlll ZWr6clf sic do
dromedara:
Jeste6my daleko cd
ziemi rodzinnej - szepna]
- daleko cd domu, lecz Bog
Jest z nami.
Wzia( z torby u siodla tro'
che faso)i i wrzuciwszy ia
We worek, zawiesil u pyska
wierzchowcowi. I zn6w "a
pusci1 wzrok W bezludn4
bezgranicznq przestrzeh.
-Przyjda! - rzek} ze spo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

-# staHa 'EEa 500 Et4EN tt -
je j blagania, istnieje, ze Cd
wicklow jest ich Ojcem, Sc
dig, Pnwodawc4 j Kr6lem.
W ten spos6b Bog zesla1 nj
swe 6wiat1o.
Jak zsy}a je kazde'mu
kto dc Niego 2 taxa viara.
VIOLA = doda1 Egipcyanin.
Gag dalszy nastapi.
r ~ .~..a w- --E. 7=E~af-S ssfE-H-Ta- =" Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

49, ya.l1aAsss 60 20 - - 70 Ass.sSA
chwiiiiii ss rotzuanial move dru-
Igiego.
q. Zrozu 1r i'l: jasno, ze to cud
Boy, j poznali v MIN obec-
nose Pana, vice du6ze ich
zadrgaly .waielka radoscia.
Chwife jte 5sszi trwa]lii' "
mo,dlitwie, q potem Egip-
|cyanin " to s1owa sic ode
zwa1:: @
- Bracial spotkali6my sic
tutaj, snac VIOLA Boza pro-
Wadzeni. Wiele dni many
spedzic ze SODA. Nadszedl
czas, bysmy sic poznali ma
wzajem. Niche vice, je6li
taxa VIOLA Boga, teen On kt6ry
ostatni przyby1, powie nam
pierwszy kim jest, dokad j
w jakim celu dazy....?
Grek zacza1 movie, zrazu
.(powolnie, jakby wazac stowa
swoje:
To, bracia, GO mann wan
powiedziec, tax jest dziwnem
he sam ME rozumiem wszy-
|stkiego. lego tylko jestem
pewnym, ze: spe}niam wole
|Pana i re- sluzba ia jest RAJ
[doScia zycia mego.
tn wzruszen1ie przerwa}o
mu move ma chwile.
49, Daleko, pa zachodzie-
zaczal, ma newo - Jest zie.
mis-, nazwana Grecya. TO o.
czyzna moja a jam Kas.
per, syn Kleanta Ate6czyka
Wsp6lbraciatmoi oddaja Geese
wielu bogQm. "a edzlec1h-
silva nauczono j mnie VIE
rye ". ich istnienie. D1ugo
dosyc zy}em W tel wierze,
ale nigdys ME wystarcza}a
ona duszy mojej. Screen
przeczuwelem, ze Bog must
bye jeden tylko, nieskohcze-
ME dobry i niesko6czenie
sprawied)iwy, i b]aga}em Go,
by mi objawi}, ze tax Jest
W istocie. Lecz laden CLOS
ME %odpowiada} ma wo}an.a
duszy mojej.:==
! = T. rozpaczy opu6cilem
miasto j ludzi, i zamieszka
lem W jaskini: mad brzegiem
mora, oddaac sic rozmy.
| 80 '-s ' - 80 - - "
6laDiu, a raczej oczekiwaniu
objaw1ienia, Q kt6re b}aga
Hem kazdem westchnieniem
Wierzsc W niewidzialnego,
najwy&szego Boga. wierzy'
lem r6wpiez, Re ulituje sic
nademna i rozjasni ciemno-
K: A r,ons ~,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

Bogal-- odezwal sic
przyby}y. I
I tobie pok6j, b,racie v
E~praw1dz,,iwiej wierze!- odrzek]
'|Egipeya'alnl1iiln.
No,wy,olprzYbyly byl wyscki
i chudy, ze zapadlemi ocz*--
mi, wlosy i brode Mai bia-
.le, o kolor twarzy bronco.
wy. R6wnie iak pierwazy
ME ni6s1 zadnei broni. Clio
we mial owinieta faldzistym
szalem, a ubi6r, pr6cz czer.
wonych sk6rzanych pantofli
ca1y 2 bialego pl6tna. Postac
to by}a powazna i surowa,
lecz W oczach b}yszcza}y mu
Ivy.
Bog jeden jest wielki!
- zawo}a}.
- I blogosla wieni ci, co
IMu sluza! - odrzekl Egip~
- Ale patrz zbliza
sic ten, kt6rego oczekujemy.
Jakoz cd. strony p61noc~
|nej ukaza1 sic trzeci, r6wnie
dromedar, kt6ry, zbli-
zywszy sic szybko, stana}:
Nowy: przybysz zeszed} ma
ziemie.
- Pok6j wan bracia mol
- rzekf. i
: - Mech sic stanie VIOLA
Boza! - ~odpowiedzleli oby-
Trzeci towarzysz " niczem
ME by} podobny do poprzed-
Mich. Twarz mial biala, a ia
sne falujaces tworzy}y
mu praWdziwa korone. R6-
wniez, jak tamci, by1 Beg
oronnym. Ma sobie mja}
p1aszcz, z pod kt6rego widac
.by}o ubranie o kr6tkich re-
kawach, spadajace do ko]an.
szyja, rece i nogi by1y OBJ
malone. Piecdziesiat lat pre-
szlo ponad jego g}owa, ME
zostawiajac innego sladu,
pr6cz pewnej powagi W O.
bej6ciu i rozwagi W movie.
|PrzYbywa} on z p6lnocy, Z
|Grecyi.
Pc sko6czonych powita.
mach Egipcyanin odezwa]
sic:
| = Bracia! Mnie tn pierw.
szego Pan Bog przyprowa-
dill, przeto czuje sic bye stu.
[ga waszym. Namiot rozpiety
lchleb got6w do p~rzelamania,
pozw6lcie mi spe1nic sluzbe,
| / %wprowadzii ich do ma
miotu, zdja} i'm sanda}y
umyl nogi, wed}ug 6wcze-
snego zwyczaju, potem wszy.
soy. trzej pochylili glowy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

j peWnoscia. Ten
co mnie prowadzi1 ich row
niez. Przygotu1jjmliy de.
/ I zabra1 sic do roboty. p
czasie gotowy7 BY:
i wydostane przyho'
;ry do posi}ku, obok kt6ryeE
Egipcyanin 8 barw'nt
iedwabne chusty, kt6re stu
.zia zwykle mieszkahco
wschodu do przykrywania
.kolan podczas jedzenia. Licz:
|ba chust w~skazywala, ze IL
cyl on, pr6cz siebie, ma 2ch
to'w's,rz,ysz6w. Ale tych ME
bylo dotad.
Uko6czywszy pr2ygetowa
MIA, wyszed} pred namiot
zn6w wzrok utkwi1 W pre-
Ale. tym razem nie
daremnie. Daleko ma
.wschodzie zamajaczyl ciem:
ny punkt. Podr6zny patrzy:
i patrzy', zrazu, jak sic ida
wa}o, z INSTRUMENTATION, {
potem pe1en radosci. A
,punkt wzrasta1 coraz bar
dziej, wreszcie przybra} wy
razne kszta1ty. Drugi TAX
sam dromedar bia}y i wie1kl
a ma MIN podr6zny namiot
taxi, jakich uzywaja W kra''
ME Hindostanu, by} JUL. "a
0 kilkadziesi4t kro.
k6w.
Egipcyanin skrzyzowa1 rece
ma piersiach, oczy podni6s|
ku niebu i padi ma kolana
Bog sam jest. wielkil= -
z oczyma pelnemj
iez a dusza przepe1n;ons
swieta bojaznia i nadzieja.
Tymczasem przyby1y Hin
dus zblizyf sic zupe}nie
stanal. .
On r6wniez W twarzy mia:
blaski radosci, a ma ustach
s}owa modlitwy. Gas jakiE
trw:li tax W milczeniu, pc
tern popatrzyli ma. siebie i po'
vital sic. -. H..
!. -Pok6i tobje, sfugo praw'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
Medeacyna, ktora rest
1ekarStWem.

" I... +. 10. ~ - ..s- ~ ,-&t II. eSEgEsE
,,By}em nawiedzony przez ja<is
czas malaria .choroba zo1adka,
lecz znalaz1em lekarstvo. teraz,
kt6re mic trzyma zdrowo, q tenn
lekarstwem jest Electric Bitters;
lekarst 80, ktore jest lekarstwem
ma chorobe zofadka i watroby
ma zru]nowany organizm", powiada
W. G Kiestler, z Holiday, Ark.
Electric Bittsrs czysci i wzmacnia
krew, nastraja %zrujnowane nerwy,
i udz'ela s}abym wzrostu i energii.
Pleniadze beda wan zwr6cone je-
zeli ME doznacie pomocy.. SOC "
apiece p. M. J. Kowalewskiego
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-13
CONVEYING 0F THE GRAND JURY

The grand jury convened thIs morn Ing and F. B. WurzbScher was named foreman. Judge Guunison charged the body as to their duties.
 On the City of Seattle arriving up lSSt evening, came Marshal shoup and bis son Deputy Marshal Arthur Shoup, conducting number of prisoners and witnesses to come befora the grand jury. Deputy Marshal Richard Abrams. of EetcbIkan, and W. D. Grant, of Wrangel, and guards Dan Lennon and Fred Steward of the marshaPs office at Juneau, accompanied them. The prisoners brought up and the charges against them are as fol-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-13
DANCE FOR THE
 A. B. BALL TEAM

4 social dance is to be given under the auspices of the Arctic Brotherhood this evening at A. B. hall, for the ben edC of buAch of boys that have been spending the summer here playing beautiful base ball. They are members of the brotherhood themselves and arc about to return to the south to prepare for the opening of the University of Washington at which they are students.
 Just now there are in town number of Arctic Brothers from Ketchikan, Snka and Hanes. They will be made welcome at the function. It Is also expected that they will be in attend ance at the session of Camp Skagway tomorrow evening and that all msmb- CTS of skagway camp will be there to greet them.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-13

with them a flag. They reached the peak about o'clock. Mir. Sheldon put up the flag and the descent was begun and the lake reached about 10:3O. They reached Skagway at noon yesterday, having been without sleep during the interval. All the party were tired out but pleased with the experience. In reaching the peak rope was employed to haul the ladies and younger people over the difficult places. The follow ing composed the party: Bob Sheldon, Fay Stinebaugh, Mrs. Hanglin, Mrs. Haslett, Ethel Black, Edna Black, Maud Haslett, Jeff Pinker, Clarence Achison, Willy Ward Sam Stinebaugh, Leonard Haslott and Major Leslie,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-13

tie, 1t was learned that a Mrs, Mahon, euroute from Astoria to Ju~ear, went aboard the ship at Seattle with her little child and the clse developed in the child within an hour after leaving port, Physicians ou board took charge and isolated the clse immediately by keep ing the mother and child together iu the stateroom alone. The ehilddied an hour after the first symptoms were dis covered. Captain O'Brlen holsted a quarantine flag and put In at the quar- antine station at Port Townsend. There the httle body was encascI iu leaden caskot dramatically scaled, and the marine hospital service ordered the ship out giving it clear bill of health, At Prince Rupert the matter was in- vestigated by rhs Canadian authorities and the ship entered and cleared. At Ketchikau the same action was taken. At Juneau the stricken mother went ashore, and with her little leaden box containing what had been her child when she went aboard. At Fort Sew ard Dr.. Hutton posted sentInels at the dock and would not allow any pAsSen. gers 10 visit the post.
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low:
 W. Dean, larceny; George V. And0r- son, forgery; Walla Foley, larceny; Christopher BSines, lar0eny; Olaf Lys. tad, Obtaiuiug money under false pre- teuses; spirldOn ChuIik, larceny.
 District Attorney Jobu w. Boyce, arrived also on the City of Seattle. Deputy Marshal Ahrsms returned to Ketchlkan last evening. Among the out of town jurors arriving were the following; H. c. Tapscot, Sitka; Will Morrison, Juneau; I. Frohman, wrangeli George J. Beck, Sitka; Der nard Hirst, Sitka; Harry Malone, G. S, Chapin, Fred H. Howard and Dan Len. non, all of Juneau.
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Yesterday United States Fish Iuspec- tor Cobb made another tour among the fish traps of the vicinity spending the day and night at the work. He found the same conditions prevailing at the traps as at the visit of the Sunday pre- vIous. Oicourse he make note of them and the cases, each and all, will be brought before the grand jury which began irs session today, Mir. Cobb says he IS determined to see the law enforced SO far as it is in his power to do so. There has been some disposition, he says, to complain that the laws were made to be enforced against the gill
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 AT MIDNIGHT

The P. c. sS. City of Seattle arrived up last evening with a large passenger lint. A White Pass train was in readiness at the arrival of the boat to carry all who desired over the hill all the way to Whitehorse. There were two coaches which were filled. The sraln returned at 3 o'clock this morning
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OHI0 HAS REACHED P9RT
tUnIt.d pr.so TeIa0raph.cabIo sorvIco,)

Seattle July l8-The steamer Ohio reported to have reached Nome Saturday morning She has been out in the ice since the arrival up of the first fleet of which she one The passengers are very bitter against Captain Con- rad and declare he could have made port at the time the others if he had tried as they did They have been having hard time of addition to having lost much tme The food short and they compelled to break into the freight consgnments to secure it.
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PLACED FLAG
 0N THE PEAK

Bob Sheldon personally conducted g party of mountain climbers to the peak of Mount Dewey, starting Saturday evening and returning Sunday noon. The party left Skagway about o'clock and arrived at the upper lake at a. m. and rested there until 2:3O. They then began the ascent of the peak carrying
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bringing a party Of excursionists volu- ble in their praises of the, to them, novel experience of a ride through picturesque mountain scenery which
 they could enjoy with daylight although travelling at midnight. The boat sailed south soon after the arrival of the train.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-13
LAUNCH FOR
 CHURCH WORK
tBy United Press )

Seattle, July l3-A thirty-twO foot launch, to be used by the Episcopal church on the Yukon river and it's tributaries, has arrived here and will be shipped north at once. It is to be put at the disposal of Archdeacon Stuck whose headquarters is at Fairbanks, and Dr. Grafton Burke.