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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-02
Praise for EIks.

The members of the local lodge OF
Elks, 200 strong and decked in fault
less white duck military uniforms,
took the lead. They made a good
sight as the long line swung through
the business section. c.. Il. Roosevelt
served as grand marshal and led the
parade on foot. Following him came
the De Caprio band and then the
Elks. The autos brought up the rear.
Though the Elks parade was no.
the elaborate feature 1t was made last
year, yet the showing last night was
a splendid one and the parade
brought forth strong praise for the
antlered herd.
Though the number Of addresses
yesterday afternoon were fewer than
had been anticipated, the two prin-
cipal ones were among the most in
teresting delivered at the fair. Con
gresham Ellis took occasion to con-
gratulate the fair management upon
IT. success and spoke words OF praise
for the pioneer spirits who had dared
to cross the plains and carve this
marvellous country out Of the wilder
ness.
Attorney General Crawford ex-
pressed himself as being heartily I'm
favor Of the fair appropriations and
paid many compliments to the city
OF Pendleton and the Two counties
which are participating in the fair
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-02
Finish Work Tonight.

At 1880 this afternoon Mansfield
and Bradburn, indicted for gambling,
both pleaded not guilty Each man
is indicted upon four separate counts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
HE LIVED io DAYS
AFTER HEART STAB
Robert Inglis Was Marvel Of Doctors
Who Performed the Wonderful
Operation

Yonkers, N. ~, April 25s- Robert In
glis, the young athlete who has lived 10
DAYS With pierced heart. died in 81
joseph's hospital yesterday.
lngiis was stabbed during street
.brawl On Sunday, April 5, by Powell
iFormasky,, Il Is charged, of 305 East
Seventy ninth street, New York. The
knife penetrated the heart. A remark
able operation was performed on him
by DR. Edward Duffy, assisted by DR..
Philip Mccormick The surgeons sew
cred two ribs, cut open the pericardium
and took several stitches in the heart.
The stitches had to be taken between
beats and the work was rendered difficult
on account Of the blood flowing freely.
No one expected Inglis would survive
beyond a few hours, but to the amaze
nent az physicians, the young man grew
stronger daily and hopes we're enter
tanned that he would eventually recover.
Thursday night he had sinking spell
and declined gradually until s:45 o'clock
yesterday morning when he passed
away 4 murder charge has been pre-.
ferred against Formasky by Coroner
Niesendanger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
REPLIES TO
STANDARD
Sims ReplieStO the COmpany's
Contention
ALTON REBATE HE CALLS
a Deliberate conspiracy-The Express
Money Order Case Heard--commis-
sion Without Jurisdiction,
Declare Companies.
ALTON REBATE HE CALLS

Chicago, April 25.-The reply brief
oil the government To the appeal by
the STANDARD oil company Of Indiana
from the fine Of $20,240,O00 imposed By
Judge X. M, Lands, was filed in the
United States circuit court Of appeals
here yesterday. The principal argn-
nlent in the document IS directed against
the contention Of the company that the
penalty il excessive. On tlAs point
District Attorney Edwin w. Sims arr
CUES as f0llows
IT was demonstrated that the oinis-
sion to file the six,cent order while the
Chicago q Alton was holding out to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and the public that eighteen cents was
the lawful rate, was part of delibeF
ate conspiracy BY the STANDARD Oil
company and the Alton. And can ii
Be said that a punishment i excessive
which, according to the statement pf
the oil company as it appears ii the
record of this case In this court, takes
away from this company on the basis
Of its own net earnings for the year III
which the Indictment was returned not
its liberty, not even its earning
capacity, but the profits OF its bust.
ness for less than three years."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
SpauIding Took Close One
From Mortified
BY THE SCORE 10 10 5
1t Looked Like a Forlorn Hope in the
Early Part of the Game, But
S. H. $. Soon Knocked the
Pitcher Out of the Box.

The Spaulding high school base ball
team won out in an evenly matched con-
test against the Mortified high school
nine at the. trotting park yesterday afr
ternoon, the score being 10 To 3. The
game was net without errors, SIX being
made by each side and both pitchers
were pounded for nine hits. Carswell Of
the Spaulding team made three doubles
In four times at bat, while Isovett Dit the
Mortified team got two doubles and 4
single in four times at bat. Most Of the
hits were groundefs or infield pops, and
the cutfielders got very little chance to
distinguish themselves
Fisher pitched a much stronger game
than that which he put up against God
dard d few days since and with a little
more practice Should get into his usual
form.
The Mortified team made three runs
III the first inning, while Spaulding drew
q blank; III the second inning Spaulding
evened the score and in the third North
field added one, while Spaulding was UNI
able to- score In the fourth Mortified
added four more tallies on series Of
hits and errors, making total Of eight,
and here their scoring ended.
Spaulding added one In the fourth,
was thanked in the fifth, but in the
sixth the luck turned and the local play
ers added five tallies To their string, put
ting them one to the goods and To clinch
the matter Maiden made one more in
the eighth
The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
ExpREss MoNEY- opRER Use.
Companies Claim That The Commission
is Without Jurisdiction.

New York, April 25 The hearing
before Interstate Commerce. Commits
sioner Clark on the complaint or the
American Bankers association against
FIVE Of the large express companies in
connection with the Issuance of express
money orders was adjourned yesterday
TO meet in Washington at some late K
be named later Arguments will then
be heard upon an application By the
eomphinantls for q writ to compel the
American Express company to produce
practically all lis books that they may
be examined for the discovery 81 eyf-
uence 10 zthstantiate the charge. Argil-
mants also will be heard on motion
for the defendants to dismiss the com
plant. The bankers contend that the
express companies. as common carriers,
have no right ID engage Id the issuance
Of money orders, thereby invading the
bankers field 81 operation. The express
companies not only deny the allegation
but insist that the subject II, one III
which the Interstate Commerce Com
mission II without Jurisdiction. lAt
the hearing yesterday 7. T. Chapman.
esther Of the Northwestern National
bank Of Minneapolis, Mimi. testified
that the express companies practically
controlled the money order amt exs
change business OF the Northwest, and
especially in tho smaller towns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
DEBATE ON -FOUR BArrLEsHrps.
Senator Hale Intimates We Have Enough
Vessels.

Washington, April 25. The debate on
the proposition of Senator Piles Of
Washington, TO increase the number of
battleships authorized in The naval APP
preparation bill from two to four was
yesterday opened BY Senator Hale, who
submitted statement Of the naval es-
adjustment already provided for, which
he said would permit feet as large
as that now making its way up the Pa
cidc coast, and leave larger feet for
the Atlantic coast There had been au-
thorized, he said, including the authon-
cations Of the pending bin, thirty-one
Dattleships and 4 great many cruisers,
many Of them as large as hattleships
n do not think," said Mr.. Hale, that
senators aud representatives have appre-
ciated these facts. We are not COM
PEELED to build another great feet III or
der to have protection either on the Paci-
iic or the Atlantic
Senator Bacon asked Senator Hale IL
ne had any positive knowledge that the
fleet now in the Pacific was to be sent
around the world, and Mr.. Hale replied
that he had no direct and positive infor-
mation. but from legislation that had
been recommended he was sure the fleet
was preparing to encircle the globe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
BASE BALL IN RUTLAND.



Rutland, April 25.- Base bah in Rut-
land il not Aaad aa yet and IN order
To bring the matter of getting team
together before the people, petition
went the rounds Thursday aud meet
ing called for Monday night at the Hard
well hotel Everyone who Wants To see
the game played this summer i invited
to attend this meeting, at which time
various propositions now being consid
cred BY thel ocal base bah enthuiasts
will be discussed Those who signed the
paper which went the rounds Thursday
merely significd their desire Of seeing the
national game played in this city during
the coming summer and agreed to attend
the meeting Monday night.
There are several propositions to be
brought to the attention of the fans at
that time The most favorable Of these
is a proposition TO Join the League re-
Gently formed taking in Bennington
Hoosick Falls. n. " North Adams and
pittsfeld, Mass Fans in this city are
now in communication With league Off
cials in this league and will probably
have something definite I'd report st the
meeting Monday night This league win
have q salary limit which would be
Satisfactory 10 Rutland. and stin fast
bah may be expected. The general opin.
ion in that section IS that the Northern
league has always paid two and three
times what the players were WORTH This
elty can and viii have a base ball team
if those interested will attend this meet
ing next Monday night II you have any
ideas. come and express them. The
meeting was called at this hour 50 the
merchants, whose stores are open Mon
day evening. can attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
tact GOING 10 PANAMA.
His visit win Be Of an 0Hicial Char.
acter.

Washington, April rs. Secretary III
War William II. Taft is preparing to
make another trip To Panama some time
III May. How long the secretary Will
be away is not known. II he makes the
trip to the isthmus in a ship especially
detailed, he viii be able To get to Panama
antl back iii twelve days or two weeks.
He will probably return only a short
time before the Republican national con-
yenfion Mr.. Taftss business on the 18TH
mus II of an official character
He said he had been going to the canal
zone about this time each year to take
note Of the progress Of the work, and
he was inclined TO make the trip as
usual Ii he does 10, he will give some
attention To the boundary dispute BE-.
tween Columbia and Panama The ten-
tative plan Is to leave here about May Is
and get back about thea 10th Of June
Some of the seeretary's close friends say
the contest for the nomination for the
presidency is wearing on him and that
he is exceedingly anxious to get out OF
the country for two Or three weeks
rest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
HOW II SPREADS.

The first package Of DR.. Ieonhardt's
Hem Roid ithe infaliible pile cureD that
was put out went to q small town ii
Nebraska.
II cured q case Of piles that was conr
sidered hopeless.
The news spread and although this
vas only two years ago. the demand
prompted DR.. }. s, Ieonhardt Of Lincoln,
Neb, the discoyerer. to prepare it for
general use. Now II Is being sent TO
an parts Of the world.
II viii cure any case of piles. There
BIS d months treatment in each box.
Sold for sl00, with absolute guaran-
tee.
1t u Tor sale by Rickert & Wells,
Barre, VT, or BY DR.. Leonhardt Co..
Station B, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
NORTH SEA TREATY
rs MADE PUBLId


Berlin, April 25.--The North seA
treaty signed here by the German secrsl
tary for foreign affairs, the British and
Freenh ambassadors and the Danish,
Dutch and suedish ministers to Ger.
many was made public yesterday
IL states that the governments con-
ceriled, influenced by the wish TO
strengthen the bonds 0f neighhorly
friendship between their states and
thereby contribute toward the presnrva.
tion 81 universal peace. concur il the
conviction that their policy ia reference
to the. lands bordering upon the North
sea aims NJ preserving the existing ter
ritorial status quo
The declaration. it Is stated, will be-
ratified as soon as possible, and the rati.
fnatiuns will be handed III at Berlin not
later than Dec. 81
4 memorandum attached 10 the decla.
ration excludes the possibility of appeal.
ing to the declaration In any ease where
2 state j exercising sovereign rights
over its own possessions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
TO SAVE WHITE
MOUNTAINS
Another Effort to Preserve
the Forest Ranges
in NEW BILL IN HOUSE
Mr. PoIlard's New Maasufe--It Pro-
vides for the Acquisition
Of Water Shed
AEG4 Lands. AlAI4A
IN NEW BILL IN HOUSE

Washington, April 25.--A bin designed
to bring about the acquisition BY the
government Of watershed lands in the
Appalachian and White Mountain chains
was introduced yesterday BY Represen-
tatiye Pollard Of Nebraska, and it in
tended to fall with the constitutional
limits handed down recently BY the house
committee on the judiciary,
Mr.. Pillard's bill proposes the appoint.
ment by the president OF d commission
81 five to make investigation Of water.
sheds not included In existing national
forests and which contain sources al
nayigable streams
The president IA authorized TO pro-
claim such land to be part Of the for.
est reserve Of the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
AN INJUSTICE To wILFLEY.
The Action Of the Judiciary Committee
Of the House.

Washington, April 5.--Impeachment
proceedings viii not be instituted against
Lebbeus II. Whitley, Judge Of the United
States court for China, against whom
charges of misconduct on the bench were
brought by Lorin Il Andrews and other
American lawyers, resident id Shanghai
The House Judiciary committee yesterday
by unanimous vote adopted q report Of a
subcommittee declaring that facts suf-
fcient to Justify the impeachment 81
Judge Whitley have not been presented
TO the subcommittee to which the
charges were referred. The report Of
the Subcommittee, already made public
is not complete exoneration Of the
accused judge, but establishes that his
conduct was not, with the constitutional
limitations, impeaehable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
ne consecrated harlow.

Now, ny good man. yoH mustn't
bring YOUR whcelharfow throngh here.
You must 3 around the ether way.
Aren't yon aware that this S eonse-
Grated grcanat
well sur ] didn't know hnt what
the barry -u2rnt eehscctaied, too,
borry'd it { the sexton. -.Puneh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
10 RusH PApPER INQUIRY.
The House Committee Opens It's Hear
ing To-day.

Washington, April 25The House
special committee to investigate the print
paper and wood pulp situation decided
yesterday to begin its Investigation to-
day. Chairman Mann wired Herman
Ridder. president of the Newspaper Pub
fishers associations III Fl Baker, secre-
fary Of the association. and Melville E.
stone Of the Associated Press. inviting
them To appear before the committee.
Mr.. Mann says the committee has de-
eided to try TO complete the inquiry be-
fore this session OF Congress ends As
late as Thursday members Of the COM
mittee said the investigation would last
all summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
American League Standing.
DALEY,s BUNCH BEATEN.
University Of Vermont Team Trimmed
Leaguers. 8 10 B.

Lowell, April 25.--The university Of
Vermont defeated Lowell, Of the New
England league = to b yesterday after.
noon at Washington park Silcox was
the only Lowell player to make base
hit. burlington aud Haynes did some
COCO batting fgr the visitors The score;
Innings ....l2s 9--RHE
Vermont $40 00I400 l-S10
Lowell .....0 o 0 Q 90 Q 0 90 1 4
Batteries. silcox and AtcLane, Hunt
ana Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
BuMpER CROPS INDICATED.
Secretary Wilson's Prediction Concerning
All Sections Of the Country.

Washington. April 25.- Secretary Will
son Of the department af agriculture
said yesterday that bis aaviees from ev-
cry section Of the country give promise
Of bumper crop this year We have
never had a more favorable spring. he
said, aud desire 20 predict an unprece-
dehted crop Weld
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
HOLD UP rAIIs.
Robbers Fire On Montana Train That
wouldn't Stop.

Butte Mont, april 2s.--Another at
tempt to hold up the westhound North
Coast Limited tram on The Northern
Pacific 8 Homestead, east Of Butte, was
made Thursday night The train was
Tagged bat would not stop. A number
81 shots we're tired into the train by
the would be heldups- The train came
on Is Butte and 4 posse Hen5 cut In
seareh 81 tie rehber.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
PRESIDENT WILL GET
$4,000 FoR TRAVELLING
Provision Is Made for It in Sundry Civil
Bill.

Washington, April rs President
Roosevelt will get his $4,000 appropria-
tion for travelling expenses Provision
Will be made for it III the sundyy civil
bill. For time It seemed likely nothing
would be done about it, rs the White
House did not send IN an estimate and
50 the House committee on appropria-
tions ignored the matter.
Recently Secretary Loeb wrote Il let
ter to Chairman Tawney calling atten-
ton to the situation. This drew from
Tawney rather sharp reply that the
COMMITTEES was not III the habit Of max
ing appropriations for which there was
no estimate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
Nati0naI Leagua Standing.

Yesterdays American League Scores.
At Washington, Boston Z, Washington
10.
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia ). New
York 2 lI2 inningsl.
At st. Louis, st. Louis ?, Chicago !.
AT Cleveland, Cleveland 2. Detroit /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
Score by innings (:

Summary Two base hits, III Rogers,
Loyett 2, plastredge, Griffin, Carswell;
first on balls, of Fisher 4, Plastredge 4
in 6 innings, II, Rogers, 3 IN 3 innings ;
struck out, By Fisher &, Rogers u PIas-
tredgc 3; double plays, Fisher to Cars
well to Maiden; Maiden to Knox; Cars
well to Maiden; passed balls, Soldii !;
umpire, Murray.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
Yesterdap,s National League score.

At Boston, Boston 5, Philadelphia ;.
at New York, Brooklyn 4, New York
j.
At Chicago, Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2.
AT pittsburg, ST. Louis 3. Pittsburg o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-25
FOR
URALGIA
RHEUMATISM
Headache, and for Pain IL Side and
Back, We Have Used It With Ex-
ceIent Results, and ! cannot Say
Enough IL Favor Of
IA I M A R DIS
-aal Z N \ N \ O. Il NJ n; = \ " 'DlB-
(L.lNIMll ] M III

And would Be pleased 10 distribute
some samples among my friends il you wish
TO send them. Mrs. +. M. Saunders, Is
Erie Place, Roxbury, Mass.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-02
no our HOME People

The Press does not doubt the loyal
~ Of single citizen or the city Of
Occur d'Alene and surrounding pre-
cinctn on the aueation Of county seat
removal; and we hope 10 see the vote
unanimous; yet every one who has
civic pride enough 10 work for the
future Of the city and for his or her
home. should vote early and then de-
vote tomorrow gathering In the
straggieFs among your nelghbors
Make Inquiries. look them up, see
that they get TO the polls and vote
for county seat. II you do your
duty and the registered vote OF the
city and surrounding precints Is
cast. a. Il should DO. for removal.
the struggle Of two decades win at
last have ended In Victory. DO your
duty 10 your city and your home.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-02
SHERMAN ). WARREN
Democratic Nominee for sheriff o
Kootemai County.


Democratic Nominee for sheriff %
Kootemai County.
sherman J. Warren. the candidate
on the democratic ticket for sheriff
has been a resident OF the state OF
Idaho for n years. During that time
he has held a number OF places OF
public trust. and he has discharged
the duties OF each faithfully and
diligently.
During the most OF the time he has
resided In the state he was a resi-
dent Of Latah and Nez Perez counties.
and In the latter he served in the
capacity Of deputy sheriff. and al
so deputy United States marshal.
During his career as sheriff and
marshal II fell to his lot to arrest
many hard characters and criminals
and his success IN apprehending them
gained for him the reputation OF be-
ing a man who always got his man
when he started after him. He Is at
the present marshal OF Spirit Lake.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-02

It Ia evident that there win be
much Independent voting at Tues
day's election, and the voter must
b careful to observe tho Law. II
you intend to vote for candidates
on both the republican and demo-
cratic ticket be particular to omit
making an X m the circle under tho
political party name and mark your
X In the circle 70 the right Of each
person for whom you wish 70 vote.
Observe this simple rule and you
win have no trouble. n you place
an X in the circle 81 the head Of
the ticket your vote viii be counted
for all candidates on that ticket.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-02

There seems to be misunder-
standing regarding the scratching Of
iegialative candidates. some claiming
that 20 scratch a numinco on one
ticket You must vote Tor the one OPP
poalte him on another ticket. This
Il not true. The voter 10 entitled
70 vote for three candidates and he
can take his choice from any Of the
nominees regardless Of the positions
their names occupy on the ballot.
Thia county II entitled 10 three rep
roaentatiyea and every votcr has the
rlsht 10 vote for tho men Of his
choice.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-02

Democratic NoEnimeo for school sap
eRimarn.lenf

4 ANtNtAAAN
Miss Emma a. Raueh, candidate
on the democratic ticKet for county
superintendent Of schools IL fully
qualified BY experience IN school
work and education to discharge ef-
nciently ali the duties pertaining to
the once she seeks at the hands OF
| the voters.
Miss Hauch obtained her eduea~
tion in the state OF Illinois. and has
had 16 years experience as a teach
er. That experience has covered
the entire field Of teaching. extend
ing from the lowest grade in the
country schools to the highest grade
In the best public schools IN the
cities Of the state. Prior TO coming to
Idaho she taught four years IN IIii-
nois. and after her arrival in this
state became identified with the
schools Of Kendrick. where she
taught for two years. She then Sc
cured q position with the city schools
Of Moscow, and occupied Il for
period Of four years. and then three
years In the schools Of the state OF
Washington. For the past four years
she has been identified with the
Occur d'Alene city schools as q
teacher. and 10 the people Of Occur
d'Alene she needs no Introduction
as her record. which Is one OF faith
fulness and efficiency IL well known
TO all. Miss Rauch's vast expert
ence 40 q teacher has made her fully |
conveFHant with all phases OF public
instruction, and this together with
her splendid education renders her
fully competent to discharge IN an /
Intelligent and efsicient manner all
the duties Of county superintendent
Idaho has seen the wisdom OF ex-
tending the franchise to the women
as well as the men. and since that
time many women have served in
the capacity Of officials in both the
county and state Offices and made
good records. Miss Rauch has the
distinction this year OF being the
only female candidate ON any or the
county tickets and feels confident
Of securing a large vote from the
women Of the county, and secure
election.