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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
Head Mashed-stin Breathes

San Francisco. May 29.-The two
year old son of L. Carboni fell from
the third story of an apartment house
striking on his head on the sidewalk.
His features were mashed almost be-
yond recognition, but the child is still
breathing regularly. The doctors can
not explain why death was not in
stantaneous. There are no hopes of
recovery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
German Lutheran Services.

Services of the German Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church will be held at
Warren station on the Northern Pa
cific at 10:30 a. m. Sunday, May 81,
and in this city at p. M, Rev. Geo.
L. Sprattler, pastor. The "Francn-
verien" of the Lutheran church will
meet on June 4 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Seuhl, at l p. m.
All are cordially invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
Sheep shlpment to Montana.

R. N. stanfield of Echo shipped
5000 head of sheep to Garrison, Mon
tana, this week, where they will be
placed on the summer ranges. The
shipment was principally yearlings and
many of them weighed 100 pounds
each. They also sheared heavy, the
entire shipment averaging about nine
pounds each.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
Judge lowell to Portland.

Judge Stephen A. Lowell left this
morning for Portland, where he will
deliver an address at the Empire the
ater tonight on the political issues of
the day. This will be his last address
during the campaign and he expects
to return home at once. There will
be no addresses of a political nature
on either Decoration day or Sunday
and consequently the campaign prac-
tically closes tonight in Portland. In
this county and other outside counties
speeches will be made tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
Seattle Boat Race.

Seattle, Wash, May 29.-An excit-
ing contest Is promised when the
crews Of Washington and California
universities meet on Lake Washing,
ton next Tuesday, In a struggle for
the intercollegiate rowing honors Of
the coast. Both crews are in good
form.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
Bicycle Race I'm Chicago.

Chicago, May ga twenty-five
mile handicap bicycle race on July
4 is announced by the Chicago Cycle
Dealers association and will undoubt-
edly be the most important bicycle
event ever held in the middle west.
Over a hundred valuable prizes are
offered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
BOUGHT 800 CATTLE
FIRST GRASS BEEF WILL
BE SHIPPED JUNE 10

Nate Rains Purchases Fine Bunch of
Fat Stuff for Seattle Markets
Shipment Comes from Five Willow
Springs Growers-Price Is Not
Made Public But Is Understood TO
Be Little Better Than $4.25 Per
Hundred.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
Hyde-BensOn Trial.

Washington, May 29.-Losing in the
attempt to quash the Hyde Benson
land fraud indictments, the defense
today proceeded with their testimony.
Attorney Ackerman of Frisco, testi-
fled that similar transactions to those
of Hyde and Benson are said to have
been common practice with lawyers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
POstOfflce VIII Close.

Tomorrow being a legal holiday,
Decoratln day, the postofflce will be
closed except during the hour be-
tween and 10 o'clock. Also the Of
flee will be closed Monday, election
day, excepting for the same period
named above.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
BASEBALL SCORES.

Portland, 6; San Francisco, /.
Los Angeles, 2; Oakland, /.
Spokane, 3; Butte, /.
Vancouver, 7; Seattle, 5.
Aberdeen, 2; Tacoma, 0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
New Fence for High School.

The old board fence which enclos-
ed the high school grounds for many
years, was torn down last evening
and new. modern fence will be erect
ed in its Dlace
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
Macmillan & 90. Fail

Pittsburg. May 29.-An involuntary
petition for bankruptcy was filed in
the United States court against Geo.
Macmillan & Co. The liabilities are
S1,S00,00O. Assets are s35O,OO less
than that.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
With American League PLAYERS.

"h hhiSAiNdh LCdSuc I-lulcTS.
At Philadelphia-Detroit, 10; Phil
adelphia, 2.
At Boston-Chicago, 2; Boston, l.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 4; New
York, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures s;
Cleveland, 2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-29
Conductor Killed.

Centralia, Wash, May 2S.-Mike
Helfrich Of Tacoma, conductor, fell
under his train and was killed here
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

resentative Alexander of Buffalo has
prepared a bill which meets his ap-
proval and 1t has been placed upon
the program of legislation for this
session.
The charge that Professor Frederick
Starr of the University of Chicago
ties which are being committed among
the natives in the Congo Free State
and prepared a report of conditions IA
vorable to Leopolds government is
made by Joseph Clark, missionary,
at the Hyde park Y. NJ. G. A. The lee
turer says that DR.. Starr was actuated
in presenting such a report by his
desire TO enjoy ''the open door" when
he returns to the Congo.
Declaring that it is better for women
to marry and have children than to
become artists and have careers. F"
Olga Nethersole in an address deliver
ed before members OF the Peoples in
stitute, New York, spoke in favor OF
compulsory insurance and old-age pen
sions for working men and working
women. Under the existing Industrial
system" she said, at is necessary that
many women go into factories and
shops to work. 1t would be better If
they and other women workers mar
ried. but, as they are compelled to
work, governments should be compell-
ed to take proper care of them.
Standing In coffin, clad in the
robe of the dead, Staff Captain Trovet
of the Pittsburg Salvation army
preached on After Death, What?" TO
room crowded with denizens of the
slums at the Penn avenue barracks.
OF all the spectacular performances TO
attract the sinful this gathering out
classed all previous efforts, as Captain
Trovet intended II should. Prior to
the gathering at the barracks the Sal
walton army band. followed by the
lassies with the tanbourines, held
an open air meeting in Diamond street
A bolt of lightning killed twelve
Mexicans at grading camp near Boil
ton, Texas. yesterday.
A fire started in the home of Joseph
Ottuse in Passiac, N. j., just before
daylight yesterday morning and his
three children suffocated before they
could be gotten out. Ottuse and his
wife escaped.
The National Industrial Traffic
league and the Chicago Association of
Commerce have protested against the
raise in freight rates and ask inter
state commerce commission to inves-
tisate the situation.
Three thousand rebels marched on
Meng-Tsze. treaty port at the head
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

LA PORTE. Ind, May 1.-THE re-
port of The coroner's physicians to the
effect that the jaw bones found on
the Guinness farm yesterday came
from the skull of an adult human be-
ing is all required to confirm the es-
tablishment of corpus deficit in case
against Ray Lamphere, according TO
prosecuting officials OF this county.
Just when this formal report win be
made is uncertain.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

OF navigation of the Songkoi river. A
body of troops met and repulsed one
column at Han-Hao. but the other col
umn is near Meng-Tsze.
An actress going under the name of
Virginia Paul was notified few days
ago that her position in Philadelphia
theater would soon be vacant, and
brooding over the disappointment she
committed suicide yesterday. She
claimed to live in Denver, but SO far
fruitless. 1t is believed that Virginia
Paul was her stage name.
1t will be July / before the United
States Smelling, Refining and Mining
company resumes operations at Its
lead smelter in Utah. In the mean
time the company is expending In
the neignborhood of 100000 in install
ing apparatus which will permit opera
lions under the decree OF the Utah
courts. The American Smelling and
Refining company is operating its lead
smelter in Utah under an agreement to
pay the farmers 100000 per annum
for fume damages.
Professor fl. Heath Bawdens the
University of Cincinnati has peculiar
views regarding marriage. A hint OF
some OF the professors ideas concern.
ing the winged god of loye came to the
ears of President C. w. Dabney, and
as a result Professor Bawden was
firmly asked TO resign. President Dab
ney told him that he would not coun-
tenance any member of the faculty.
who taught either by word or manner
of life beings which were destructive
to the foundations of human society.
Professor Bawden, who has been pro-
lessor of philosophy at the university
for the last six years, came out fatty
and said that he wouldn't resign. He
asserted that he has never taught any
OF his views to his classes and that
he has maintained an impossible wall
between his own personality and that
of his students.
Chile has appropriated $4,000
United States gold for the purpose OF
eleven seismographic sta
lions, scattered over the republic, uD-
der the supervision of the government
at Santiago.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
TELEGRAPH sREvIrlEs

Eugene w. Chain, Prohibition can
didate for governor of Illinois. opened
his campaign with an address in which
he attacks the federal government for
allowing the mails to transport ad;
vertisements for liquor in prohibition
territory.
The president has several times urg-
ed on congress- the necessity Of en-
acting some legislation for taking care
Of employees who suffer injury while
engaged in the public service. Rep.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

Tom has pair of new socks. A fell
low paid his subscription yesterday.
Don't spend your money at home II
you can send out. We don't take
orders any more for John Thompson
groceries but you can send direct to
John himself.
Coal miners are poorly paid They
ought TO have the mine. p. S.-We
don't sell coal any more.
II the people don't like our style
they can buy us out. The paper i.ha
good investment we guarantee (now
this is not another bank guarantee)
that it will pay interest on the money
it has to borrow. Also the editors
expenses. And as we expect to get
prohibition, the expenses will be cut
in two. Tom, give me that 15 cents
you got from the newsy
If you want TO the see who is get
Ting the latest roast, read the Muck
Rake.
The Count-That assignee's bank no
tice comes out tonight-got little
bigger hole to fill.
The Business Manageable law is
defective; notices like that ought TO
run week or two instead of twice,
The Editor-A week or twol Run
it month and Wen get the money.
tool This shop amt turnin out taffy
for nothin'.
lie is the best citizen who does thes
most damage.
| If truth will answer the same pur-
pose as lie. tell the truth-only don't
tell ii so often 1t will get TO be
habit.
The wrong doer must pay the pen
atty for his misdeeds. See us fir
| prices
The Muck Rake for results! We
ripped up the city council about The
prairie dog business and before the
last paper was off the press the corn
| ell had met, hired a man and he had
eXterminated the last dog. rha dog
didn't even have time to iall into
their holes Quick work.
Did you read our aesthetic little
treatise on How a Woman Gets on 4
Street Carp" Y
Tom-Im afraid we're on the wrong
track on this prohibition business.
Papa-Aw, Tom, you'll never learn
to run a newspaper. Can't you sess'
Wen work the reformers this year, and
then wen switch and work the saloon
emen next year?
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
WHAT WE HAVE DONE.

We have done good many.
We have wrote copy by the flash of
six-shooter and peace troubles our
mind.
We have licked the Western Genera
tion of Murderers and made them our
ally.
We have brought the council to time
p d. q.
We have had the d. & r. G. on
the anxious seat. Ut will not be
necessary to burn any bridges now.)
We have showed the county com
missioners to be the worst graft
ers the county ever had since
the last board. But they will stand
hitched for a while.
We have showed why the lid should
be put on.
We have showed why the lid should
be taken off.
We have showed the lawyers to be
all shysters.
The bankers to be confidence men
Chat guarantee don't go)
The merchants to he robbers John
Thompson and Sears -Roebuck are
honesty.
Nailed the Woodpeckers to the cross
Made the bricklayers lay down.
Pinned the paperhangers to the wall.
Jered the plumbers Into line.
Dressed down the lumber dealers
Ripped up the sawmilis.
Collected tin can full of pennies
We have showed the bored of traid
to he bunco steerers.
We have protected the community
from beet sugar factory.
We have steered a steady stream
of settlers off to other places or turned
them back.
We didn't get the coal miners to
strike. but it is not too late yet.
In fact we have showed up every
thing and everybody in the county, and
will continue TO show up until some
body shows us about $4,000. We won'i
guarantee to quit then, for you won't
take our guarantee any more anyhow
LET US HAVE TEMPERANCE.
This paper will make war on sa
looms until they are forced to close
or buy us out.
FARMERS ARE BEING ROBBED
The farmers are being robbed. LIE
them sell their produce to our mer
chants for cash and then send theil
money outside for what they want
Never weary of hell doing.
Let us have prohibition. 1t will helI
no one more than the editor.
We have never yet betrayed friend
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

when they cease TO dig up they cease
to be our friends.
Taxes continue to increase and pop
ulation to decrease. Carpenters are
not saving enough lumber to fill the
bags for baseball bases. We progress
backward and are glad of it. Woop-la!
Give Us the same with Scotch gin
for chaser.
Two bad habits-fghting the booze
and telling the truth. We are addicted
to only one. and II the election goes
right Wen cut that one out.
Papa-Tom, what made you admit
on the stand that the Muck Rake
could not be relied on?
Tom-Wbat's the difference? They
all knew it anyhow.
Papa-Yes, but it win injure our
standing on the outside.
Tom-Well. the question was so sud.
den | wasn't prepared.
Papa-I see wen have to put you
through coaching If you're ever call.
ed for a witness again. Got Balsy' s
bill made out? Let me have it.
For safe and sane ideas ON banking
read the Morning Muck Rake. We
amt got any money in the institu
tion, but we can tell the depositors
who don't know what they want how
they can't get dollar for dollar
Who said we guaranteed depositors
the Smelter bank was all right? II
we cant lie out of the charge nobody
can.
We want the bankers sent to the
pen. They took their ads out.
| In case we have TO make that banl
guarantee good we have tin car
full of pennies for a starter
| dpdi why dol gou Cut vi
that five thousand make it four thou
sand and see if we can't get the
money?
Papa-Why, Tom, can't you see it..
| worth five thousand if we get it ant
worth double that If we don't? Give
me that two-bits in the cash drawer
! want to go see Balsy.
We don't want any sugar beet fac
tory, The factory men want to max,
money out Of 1t. Grand Junction
Delta. Rocky Ford and Fort Collini
made money out of sugar factory
but those places are not Durango
Still. however, but then, Durang,
might be good place for sugar out
fit if they had paper in connection
We like the business, but then W,
would sell out.
Durango can never go ahead while
the bored Of traid is running. So loni
as the bored refuses to advertise '
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

been reduced 40 per cent In the last
five years. Ii was s261, 900. and is now
S105,00O.
More ground is to be added to the
insale asylum at Pueblo SO the inmates
can have garden and more ground
for recreation.
David Broyles was badly injured by
a fall of rock in the Delagua coal mine
north of Trinidad Wednesday and was
taken to the hospital In Trinidad.
The United States Postal Insurance
company has filed articles of incor-
poration in Denver This is TO be a
mail order concern and It is intended
to get the business through the mails
instead of having agents travel, thus
saving policyholders the agents COM
missions.
The ruins of an Indian burial ground
were discovered about ten miles west
of Holly. The mounds were covered
with outlines in rocks of horses. deer.
men and women. Some of the out
lines were just as perfect as they pos.
sibly could be bul they looked to be
the ruins of some very ancient tribe
of Indians.
Deputy Game Warden Farris broke
into a cabin belonging TO ranchman
named Robert Boyer at Sheephorn, to
secure five beaver pelts. He had call
ed at the cabin five times and not
finding the owner at home, secured
search warrant. He arrested Boyer
later and then Boyer swore out a war
rant for the arrest Of the officer for
breaking into his cabin before serving
the warrant.
The Wagon Wheel Gap Reservoir
company has filed application with the
state engineer for reservoir site ex-
tending from Wagon Wheel Gap to
Creede. The d. a. r. G. track runs
through the center and the U. P. sur
vey runs almost through the center.
These roads will oppose the scheme.
The reservoir Is designed to irrigate
all the uncultivated part of the San
Luis valley, amounting to about 1885,.
900 acres. ia
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

A California Chinaman has develop
ed an odorless onion, according ~ a
dispatch from Fresno. 1t has long
gun powder, but II the report from
Fresno is not exaggerated the new
onion may be regarded as the supreme
achievement OF Chinese developers
and inventors.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

shall show up all the members TO
prospective settlers SO they will not
want to locate among US.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

Pretty hot for them we've got it in
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

Tom has pair of new socks. A fell
low paid his subscription yesterday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

Our friends is them that digs up, and
when they cease TO dig up they cease
to be our friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

Don't spend your money at home II
you can send out. We don't take
orders any more for John Thompson
groceries but you can send direct to
John himself
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

Taxes continue to increase and pop
ulation to decrease Carpenters are
not saving enough lumber to fill the
bags for baseball bases. We progress
backward and are glad of it. Woop-la!
Give US the same with Scotch gin
for q chaser.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18

Two bad habits-fghting the booze
and telling the truth. We are addicted
to only one. and II the election goes
right Wen cut that one out.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08
Ordinance No. d.

An ordinance defining offences against the
I peace and good order Of the village Of Gooding
ard pfOgidiHg p1nishmenf therefor
I Be- &c ordained BY the Chairman ana board Of
Trustees offhe village ofGoodinR
Section 1. Any person who shall be guilty Of
any noisy. rl9tJus Or disorderly conduct. or IN
any WY commit breach Of the peace Or do
any thing shat shall be offensive 10 the senses
or dangerous 20 she peaee 81 the Inhabitants Of
the village 81 Goodine, or any person. not an
officer III me discharge Of bis duty, who shall
discharge within The limits Of the village OF
G0oding unless De the defense OF The person
iie NJ property. any ffearm loaded with
bullet 81 dangeron. missile. shall upon con
viffiDn thereof De- punished 10y fine ia ans
snm not lass Than 81 OF more ihln $40.
ssenop2 Any persou who shall be IN any
Of the streets, alleys OF any public piac. within
che village Of Dnpdiug. 10 state Of intoxi-
estion. ~ shnii make any indecent exposure 81
persofi or who shall in any public place within (
said village ln loud, angri or thfshining use I
any vuifae obscene Or prolane language Or
language Of Insulting character tending 10 4
HHy nay 90 inlure. or harm nny person OF per
SONS, or Whsrehy thepeace aud quiet Of the in
habitnuts OF said giiiage may be disturbed,
shall upon conviction thereof lor such offence
be- punished bg a ane Of not less than g. or
more than 525
Section b ID fwo or more persons shall meet
many street aheg or public place in the village
ii Cooling 10 do an unlawful act upon COM
aoucanse orquarrei ANA shall make advances
0Hard 10 81 shslid0anuniawinl act Of violence
ID engage in auy fsht either with or without
COMMON cause al quauel ur who shall act ina
violent tnmulious. of rloufoua manner, shall
pou conviction thereof bs punished by fine
d not less than o. or more ihau go
Section Thi, ordinance shan cake effect
ud De 90 force aitcs iia passage una publi
alton
vs.. ! GooEfNG. Chairman.
A. 1rnrnFnq enc tlrrk
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

An ordinance 60 prov.ie Tor the taxing and
( kiluue ol dogs
Hcit 0ratnrl rs The Chairman And Board
I OF TRUSTEES o The VilagcOi Goodng
Section The ownor1r tAe person having
Z luehareD Hny dne pemlttcl 90 rln &C large
Within tho ilnij. of the tiilagcsuf GOodinR
shell procure from lhe Clerk ol said village "a
license PAYING therefor Cine sum pi 49, far each
,nale dos sud the sum of 81. i1r each female
Dog for unc year Such lieeusc shall bo issued
Co the owner or person having AMY dog "a
charge by thc clerk on the application therefor.
Shall bear a humber corresponding 60 The
90 bc worn attached 90 She collar OF Che dog,
the date whom lssued and Che date OF ovpir-
alton, the amount paid therefor, The name 20
WHOM issued and the date OF expiration, the
amount paid therefor the name TO whom is
sued and the nsmr of the dog
section Q The Clerk shall keep suitable
record OF the licenses granted under provisions
of this ordinance, and shall ON tho first day OF
May Of each year deliver. 10 The Marshal list
Of the numbers of which license have been is
sucd
Il shall he the duty 1T the Marshall to XIII
and bury any dog found running at large in
violation OF section OF this ordinance or any
wearing a collar the license upon which has
expired. Provide that the Marshall shall at
first notify the owner or herborer Of such dog |
OF his intention TO kill 10 and TO give said own
er 90 harhorcr at least % hours to procure H. |
censc before said dog shall be Killed.
section s. This ordinance shau take eject /
and be iu force from and after its passage and [
publication.
Passed by the Chairman aud Board Of Trust
ses OF the village OF Goodius this 5th. day OF
May 1903
W J GooDiNG. Chairman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08
THEDAY or DAYS
sh0shone 10 Celebrate the Fourth
Like II Means Business.

shosbone van celebrate the Fourth
o. July
4 yin b. record breaker 10 the
way u good times in Lincoln county
That much Is decided for sure. but
ths deta.s have not been worked OUT
81 foil
An informed meeting ~ representa-
tive citizens Eas held d few nights ago.
when the subject vas ap for discussion.
j. vas decided that Shosh0ne should
give reeoni breaking celebration. %
be arranged later b. regularly eonati.
tate4 committees that will soon be-
chosen at a popular mestng 20 be
called fgf The purpose
At iha meeting li was agreed that
Prank Wilmington should be asked
% take charge If the booming 81 The
event, and % 30 ahead with all the
arrangements necessary To get 90 i
resi- good time NJ Mhttington Is
man ~ iajeiatguable industry. with
good Ideas iu the way ~ getting up
Hgch GA event. and hf 1851 have the
loyal support 81 lhn whole town, VINO
know inst what be starts will have the
loyal support ~ Che whole town, who
know that what he starts Wll be car
fied through right
a cordial Invitation Is extended to all
the other towns ~ ihe county o. come
q shosh0nt and enjoy Themselves il
may be ino dasa ~ festivities. bur
Whistler one d8y ~ two, what Is pre-.
scented WIii BE- Of tho best a GRAND