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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-20

The Soto Shimbun. the Japanese
daily newspaper published at San
Francisco and which kept the trou-
ble in the school matters stirred up.
has been attached for debts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-20

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-20

The japanese youth gives his sweet
heart, instead of an engagement ring.
a piece of silk for her sash.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
DoLLIvER WILL SPEAK

Senator Jonathan p. Dolliver of Iowa
accounted one of the best political
orators in the country. will make a
campaign speech in this city on the
evening of Wednesday,-O October Ia
The republican state central commit
tee has had no little difficulty In secur-
ing the services of Senator Dolliver for
the California campaign. The Iowa
statesman has been in demand all over
the country and has not made many
engagements outside the pivotal states
of the east and middle west
Persistent effort on the. part of Clair
man F. S. Teller OF the committee re-
suited finally in inducing the n0tional
committee to send Dolliver to Caiifor-
MIA for two speeches. He will speak In
Los Angeles on Monday. October II, and
will address the republicans OF this city
two days later.
The state central committee Will en-
gage Dreamland pavilion fo,' the orca-
sion and expects to crowd 5000 persons
into II. Regret was expressed at head
quarters yesterday that there was not q
larger auditorium available, as no diff
Guilty would be found in gathering a
larger crowd than Dreafliland will hold
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
MCGEE is NOMINATED
Republican Deadlock in Sena-
toriaI District Is Broken

The republican deadlock in the twen-
ty-third senatorial district was broken
yesterday by the nomination of John
McGee, young attorney of the forty
second assembly district. After hold
ing out stubbornly until the last day
on which nomination could be filed,
the delegates got together, organized
and unanimously selected MCGEE, to
make the run for state senator. Follow
ing this action John ellison. the inde-
pendent republican candidate. retired
from the field.
Jack Barr of the thirtieth and John
ellison of the forty-second district were
the rival candidates. whose. .4deIegates
stood three TO three against one an :
sible. ellison circulated petition
throughout the district and obtained
sufficient names TO assure himself q
place on the ballot. This action con-
yinced the rival delegates that unless q
nomination was made the chances would
democratic nominee. and for the good
OF the republican party they consented
TO meet and organize.
The meeting was held yesterday aft
ernoop IN the office of /. J. Truman Jr.
IN the Mills building Joseph Everson
of the thirtieth district was Chairman
and Truman was secretary. Jack Barr
OF the tblrtieth declared that he was
willing 10 forget his personal ambition
for the good. of tile party and promised
that the thirtleth district would sun.
port McGee. who was accordingly nom
mated by acclamafion
MctSee has been active in the Lincoln
Roosevelt league. in which John ellison
also has been prominent, and in order
TO help McGec, ellison last night with.
drew from the race and announced thar
he would give McCee his loval and en-
thusisstic support.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
WAGE EARNING LINE
DINIDESSUFFRAGISTS

Continued frem Page Il, Column 1
ally notified OF the disapproval OF the
lesgue, but u did not carry Miss Mary
.falrbrother urging that Mrs. Ward
could do her own advertising without
the help OF such letters. A proposal to
csaSslfy all tax payers of all counties
ana get the exact proportion Of women
ak PAYERS in California was approved.
ar. and Mrs. William Keith were ap-
pointed as delegates with Mrs. Sperry
70 represent the league at the an
proacDlng convention in Buffalo. Stock
ton was given the vote for the mex,
convention, Del Monte's request beino
refused. on the ground that the Stock
ton women made suffrage their first
tnought IN asking for the convention.
whereas with the hotel this was natur-
ally not the case.
The platform adopted by the league
yesterday for the coming campaign "a
s'oFed a legislative amendment pIscine
tAe legal majority Of both sfrls ana
noys at y years. the introduction of a
regular Kindergarten course into the
PUBLIC schools, the appointment az
women judges 10 the Juvenile courts
the placing Of matrons in vomen's
Sails. the anti-chiid labor law. and sev
-eral less important matters A deli
-cious luncheon at the clubhouse divided
ffc days work
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
RESISTS NAVY RULING
Navy Yard Employe Insists on
Running for Office
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

VALLEJO, Oct 3.--The order of the
United States civil service commission
forbidding government employees from
tking active part in political matters,
serving on committees, assisting in To-
cal option campaigns or acting as in
spectors or elections, which was re-
Gently extended to include all of the
laboring and mechanical force of navy
yards and stations, is claimed by many
to be unconstitutional, and 1t is prob
able that test case will be made.
: r. Q. Pierce, machinist in the yard.
who is also a member of the board Of
city. trustees of Vallejo, announced his
candidacy for the office of county su-
pervtsor. The order OF the commission
forbids any one running for public Of
fee without first resigning his position
as government erl1p1oye. The local
Inspector of the commission presented
the facts to the navy department, and
Pierce was formally notified that he
should either resign his position or
withdraw his candidacy for the county
ONCE. It is understood that he intended
resiEning his position in the event OF
his being successful at the election
Pierce declined to do either. and is
awaiting the order of the navy depart
ment directing the comnandant to dis
charge him for cause.
The labor unions are unit in op-
posing the order and will back Pierce
In every way, promising to take up
the matter legally If Pierce is dis
charged.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
We Hear of More Cures

or troubles originating in impure
blood. scrofula, loss of appetite, ca
tarrh. rheumatism. by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla than by all other so-called RENE
dies combined. Somehow those cured
by Hoods seem to stay cured and they
gladly tell the good news to others.
Scrofula Sore--..My wife had a scrof-
ulous sore on her leg for years Many
different medicines gave her but little
benz 1t. She turned to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and the sore quickly healed. 1t
Is good blood medicine" j. n. Daft,
Crosby, Texas.
Afflicted Is Tears--"Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla has cured me of scrofula. with
which have been troubled l6 years,
and caused by vaccination. NY little
daughter had a scrofula swelling on
her neck and Hoods Sarsaparilla also
cured her" Mrs. Nora Hughey, Hughey,
Tennessee
hoods SarsaparilIa is sold every
where, In the usuaT liquid. or in tablet
lorm called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses one
poHar. Prepared only by c. l. Hood
Co, Lowell. Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
HASKELL
ON CREEK LANDS
w. L. Sturdevant Gives Inside
Information on Actions
in Oklahoma
Says Statement of the Cow
ernor Is Incorrect and En-
tirely Misleading

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.--President
roosevelt today gave out for publica-
ton a letter received by him from W.
l.. Sturdeyant of st. Louis, in which the
writer declared that Governor Haskell 5
statement in his letter Of September 80
regarding the latter's connection with
the creek Indian lands was 50 imper-
Iect that it was entirely misleadlng-
The text OF the letter follows:
Dear Mr.. President: l notice in Gov
srnoT HaskelPs letter of date Septem-
pei 81 the following statement:
Yes, l believe I am a defendant as
TO certain government town site lots in
one OF nearly 1000 suits that you have
nad brought against as many different
honorable and high minded citizens Of
snis state during this presidential cam
paign year, and you will not undertake Q
70 deny that petty politics for the pur.
pose or republicanizing about 10000
inaian voters was your sole motive for
having those suits brought; and L
ceharge you with knowing that there
mas peen no delay in these cases, ex-
cept that occasioned by the courts de-
ioeration, taken by himself as time he
or not there is any merit in the petit
tlon MED by your attorney
Inc above statement regarding the
IoWn site suits is SO imperfect that IT
IN which Governor Haskell is defend
ant, except one, were filed in 1907, prior
70 the admission of Oklahoma as
state. He is charged with direct par
ticlpatlon in the frauds through winch
the indians were deprived of their
property and the bills seek to hold
nlm personally liable for the injury
mus infttcted. He has not answered
70 the merits in a single case, but all
pleas hled by his answers are purely
technlcal and necessarily dilatory in
erect Mr.. Mott, attorney for the
Creek nation, and myself have many
times urged hearing on the merits of
the cases, and | have personally pro-
posed several times TO his attorneys OF
record that they file answers in the
case, so that a hearing be had upon the
merits and the cases disposed of. These
suggestions have never met an affirnla-
tive response and the result is that the
eases have taken the regular course
on heavy docket We have an
nounced several times in open court and
otherwise that we are ready for an
immediate hearing in any and all suits
filed. This has been done with a view
OF obtaining speedy adjustment of the
controversies and in order to give any
person charged with a primary liability
an opportunity TO acquit himself OF
Such charges, If possible, without de-
lay. This course could have been pur-
sued without any violation OF ultimate
rights, as jurisdiction over the parties
and subject matter cannot be waived
In the federal courts; but for reasons
probably sufficient unto them, the de-
PENDANTS have not approved il.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04

C. Freeman. Curtis II. Lindley. Thomas
w. Hickey, William Grant. Eustace Gull
Imam, Henry Eiekhoff. John S Part
ridge, H. U. Brandenstein. William Den
man, 1. I. Brown. J. ]. O'Toole. w. B.
Kollmyef. Daniel A. Ryan. Barclay Hen
ley, Theodore j. Roche, j. G. McKinstry,
Stephen Y. Costello, Robert Harrison
and John OGara-
The large vote for Judge Hunt
against the opposition of the Herrin
machine agents occasioned mulch COM
ment. Said one OF Hunts friends:
II had occasion to observe. and can
not think that L am mistaken, that
the corporation agents present did not
vote for his indorsement-all OF which,
of course. constitutes a striking testi-
monial in his favor"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
BRYAN GETS OVATION

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. s.--william j.
Bryan tonight got among his home
folk and attended a monster demo-
cratic. rally. in the Auditorium in this
city, over which he presided The prin-
cipaI speak of the. evening was Sena-
tor Gore of Oklahoma Every reference
brought the great audience to- its feet
and the air as repeatedly was rent with
cheers. Bryan smilingly bowed his ac-
Acknowledgements of rIle demons stration
Of his fellow townsmen 1t wassE 1.-THE
first occasion IN some time that he had
appeared before them on a pIatforn1
Senator Gore and Bryan were eseort-
ed from the Lincoln hoter by the Bryan
guards. headed by a drum and fife
corps and the two received a warm re-
ception as they rode through the
streets to the Auditorium building AT
the close of Senator Cores remarks
Bryan spoke briefly. expressing his
him and touching on few issues of
the campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
I cheerfutty yrecon,naendth the preparation, Perund,
as dheaithfuttonicanda successfufremedyf for ca
taryh in its UoriouS forms Hon. ". E. 4ndreWS

Hon. c. Slemp, Congressman from
Virginia. whose home address is Big
stone Gap, Va, writes:
II can cheerfuIly say that have used
your valuable remedy, Perunas with
beneficial results. and can unhesitat-
ingly recommend your remedy TO my
friends as an invigorating tonic and an
tarrh."
Mr. Boss Craig, Fork Vale. Tenn.
had catarrh Of the head for two years
and had abandoned all hope OF being
cured. but to his surprise Peruna cured
him sound and we'll
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER
TO RENEW HER CONTEST
Little Actress Decides to Sue
j. again for $7,5OO,OOO of the
Dunsmuir Estate
sPrcIAL pIsPATcH Io rHE -

NEW YORK. Oct. Edna Wallace
Hopper. the diminutive Coincidence. an
nounced today that she would again
bring suit against James Dunsmuii
WHO was her stepfather's brother. for
s7.50o,o00 OF the Robert Dunsmuir es-
tdte.
The announcement comes coincident
With he news from Victoria, y. C. that
Mrs. Joan Dunsmuir. the mother OF
James DCnsmuir. died Thursday.
just before her death Mrs. Dunsmuir
fled "a statement against her son, as
serting that since 1899 he had not made
an accounting Of the csrapc
= Miss Hopper alleges that her step
father signed a win while on his death
bed. signing over his estate to his
brother After the death Of Miss Hop
per's mother an action was started in
san Francisco TO declare void the will
signed by her stepfather in his broth
er.s favor. The courts decided against
Miss Hopper.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04

Hon. Thomas Gale, who was elected
TO Congress from Alaska, is we'll known
on the Pacific slope, where he has re-
sided. His Washington address is 1872
Ninth street, n. w. Washington. D. c..
Congressman Gale writes of Peruna
"T can cheerfuily recommend Peruna
as a very efficient remedy for coughs
and colds"
Some people prefer to take tablets
rather than to take medicine in a fluid
FORM Such people can obtain Peruna
tablets, which represent the medicinal
ingredients OF Peruna. Each tablet is
equivalent to one average dose or Pc
ruua.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
ROSEWATER EXPLAINS
Says 1t Is Possible Editorial
Writer Made Break

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-victor Rosewater,
national committeeman from Nebraska
for the republican party: said today
when shown the Lincoln dispatch con-
1T is quite possible that one OF my
editorial writer's may have made a
break as charged. Personally I first
heard of the matter after reached Chi
cago today ] don't think Bryan should
charge me with personal responsibility
for everything that appears in my
paper any more than / should charge
while he was engaged in journalism
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
.LLEGED FoRGER HELD

NAPA. Oct. s-The preliminary ex-
animation OF 6. Rosallene. an alleged
forger. said to have been operating on
a large scale in Napa. st. Helena. Oak
land and Sonoma. took place today be-
fore Justice Coonbs. RosalIene was
held to answer on four charges OF pass
ing fictitious checks on c. Drsghi, a
hotel man of Napa.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
MUSIC IN THE PARK

Following is the program of music in Golden
Gate PARK this afternon:
Star Spaneled Banner
March, Queen of shsbs" s"............,.Go Gounod
Waltz. "Balscenen'' ................... czibulka
Overture Lepre aux Cleres". ............A .Atber
Idylie. 'sGluworInchen' '.-................. Linka
Mosaic. 'Lucia''. '..................... Donnzetti
Introducing gems OF the above popular opera
Overture 'soberon'' ...-..-...C. II. Won Weber
Humoresque. ..cerain' Thro the Rye" Belstedt
Excerpts from .'Satanella'' .......... .BaIfe
Gems from 'eThe Girl in Question IS. Howard
March, THE Brownies''...- y alentine Huber
sAnArics.'s
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
TO PAINT kIN6,s PoRrRAIr

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Miss Ava de
Lagercrantz, q swedish artist who is
well known in this city, has received a
call to paint a portrait OF the king of
for her native land on October Is.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04

GILEoy GROCERY BURNs-San Jose. Oct
3.--A IRE this afternoon, believed TO have been
OF inoendiary origin. burned MuIIen's grocery
and two adjoining buildings in Gilroy. Loss
10000. practically uninsured.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
SAVED

On Piano this week at Eilers stores.
Double credit given for first payments
up 70 500 on new Pianos. See page 40.
80 I'D MARKET st. and 1920 Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04

Do You Want s5.OOs
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
naera 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04

DIR. WONG HIM-Dear Sir: For sew
sral years, while suffering agonies OF
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-13
OVER FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
MORE FOR SCENIC DRIVEWAY

The success Of the finance commit
tee of the Canon City Merchants as
ISOLATION in raising funds for the
scenic driveways to be constructed
into the Royal Gorge, to Temple canon
and to the western rim Of the Arkan-
sas is most gratifying and proclaims
in eloquent terms the interest Of the
public Of those splendid enterprises.
In addition to the nearly six hun
dred dollars pledged at the special
meeting of the merchants association
last week for the proposed work the
committee on ThurSday, and again
Friday, made partial canvass
among the business usn OF the town
and secured subscfiptions 20 some
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-13
SOUTH CANON WON BOTH
GAMES OF BASKETBALL

The South Canon high school bas-
ketball team won two notable victor
les at Cripple Creek last week, the
first from the high school team there
Friday night by a score of SO to D, and
the other from the Cripple Creek as
sociation team Saturday night by a
score of 81 to H. The Sunday edition
of the Cripple Creek Times thus refers
to the game of the previous evening:
That basketball games with teams
from elsewhere in the state will be-
come permanent feature of the ath-
letic activity of Cripple Creek was
suggested last evening when one OF
the biggest crowds that ever attended
a game in the district gathered at Ar
mory hall to see the game between the
Cripple Creek Basketball association
team and the South Canon City high
school five.
Seats for $50 were provided but half
a hundred more spectators had to
stand up SO Unexpectedly large was
the crowd and the interest taken In
the game speaks we'll for the future Of
the sport locally. The game proved
an extremely interesting contest, rath-
er roughly played throughout, in
which the visitors. as they had done
the night before against the high
school team. displayed some fine team
work. and remarkable skill in throw
ing goals.
The association put in practically
two teams and despite the fact that
they have had only a dozen practice
games played creditable game. In
the first half the game was close for
few minutes but Canon suddenly
took brace and threw several goals
in quick succession, making the score
81 to 2. In the second half there was
a different story and after 20 minutes
of the hardest kind OF work the Wis
itors managed to score only 10 points
to the local teams 9, each side max
ing four field goals. The final scor'
was 81 to II.
Manager Warner of the visiting
team and his players will return thi'
morning. They expressed Themselves
last night as highly pleased with tn
treatment accorded them by the higl
school and association management
and players and the way they were en-
tertained. After the game they wer'
tie guests of honor at the openini
dance given BY the association which
was attended by fully rs couple ant
proved very enjoyable.
The two teams lined up ~ follows
Canon Cty-Quinlan. Camack. for
wards; Watt, center; Lloyd, Eatorf
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-13
VISITING TEAM WAS FAR TOO
SPEEDY FOR CRIPPLE CREEK

As stated in the Daily Record on
Saturday the South Canon High
School Basketball team proved itself
more than match for their oppo-,
nents in the game at Cripple Creek
Friday night The Cripple Creek
Times says of the game:
That the South Canon City high
school team is one of the fastest bas-
ketball teams in this or any other
state was indicated to those familiar
with the game by their playing at Ma
sonic hall last night in their return
match with the Cripple Creek high
school team.
The valley team is composed of
strong. husky men, all of them expe-
rienced and their accuracy in passing
and throwing baskets was remarkable.
For the first five minutes of the first
half the local team which was weak
ened somewhat by the loss of Watson
held their opponents evenly while the
crowd of adherents gave frantic yells
of Joy. AS soon as the visitors got
their stride, however. they began pull
| ing away from the locals and at the
end of the first half the score was II
to S.
! 1t was in the second half that the
visitors showed their real speed and
it was simply a question Of how many
points they ran up. Fine team work
and perfect goal throwing resulted In
SO more points for the visitors, while
the home team was unable to score g
tally, the final score being So to 5.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-13

thing like four hundred and fifty dol
lars more, bringing the total fund up
to more than one thousand dollars, an
amount sufficient to assure the un-
dertaking of the work. although not
enough to complete it. The splendid
response OF our business men to the
appeals Of the committee is proof pos
tive OF their public spirit and has
demonstrated in an effective way
their interest in the growth and well
fare of the community.
The proposition TO build these
driveways and make them free to all
is universally commended, receiving
the endorsement and applause Of
those who are unable to help the mat
ter along In a financial way.
It Is realized by all that they VIII
add to the attractiveness OF Canon City
al place OF residence and will bring
scores of tourists here every year that
would otherwise pass US by
The following is list Of the sub
scribers to the fund made to the com
mittee yesterday and today:
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-13
CHOIR PICNIC IN TEMPLE CANON

Few, II any. more delightful picnics
were ever held by Canon City people
than the mid-winter outing of the
members OF the choir of the First
Presbyterian church at Temple canon
Thursday, January Both. The day WAS
one of the finest this winter, the roads
free from dust or mud-an ideal com
bination OF conditions for a mountain
drive.
There were thirty-five or forty pco-
Pile in the party and large taIly-h"
a couple OF surreys and several saddle
horses were impressed Into service to
carry the merry makers to their des-
unation. 1t was a Jolly crowd as may
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-13

ever It Is like II Is supremacy beau
tiful.
II have hunted and nshed and driven
over the greater part OF Colorado
within the last few years. and in my
humble opinion. there is no more pic
turesque and interesting spot in this
state of superb mountain scenery. u
is about nine miles from Canon City
to Temple canon the way vehicles have
to go. bu, with the exception OF the
last mile the road Is a fine one. every
foot Of It revealing some magnificent
view.
We drove the tally-ho to within i.
quarter of mile OF the creek and the
canon is about a quarter Of a mile be-
yond. and across Grape creek. To
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-13

be seen from the above illustration, re-
produced from photograph taken
a few minutes before its departure
from town. Rev. J. T. Thomas. who
was the coachman and historian Of the
occasion. drove the fouf-in-hand with
all the skill OF a Roman charioteer.
resolving the plaudit5 OF the company
for his adroitness in that line Of work.
The following description Of Temple
canon is from the pen Of Rev. Thomas.
who kindly prepared It for the col
umns Of the Daily Record:
Temple Canon is we'll named, The
short, narrow canon ends abruptly In
. circular auditorium with an archway
extending back over the canon, not
unlike temple. At any rate. what