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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
KILLS DESPOIl.ER
OF HIS HOME
Territorial Ranger G. F. Murray
Shoots James German to Death at
Ketner, Mckinley County.

Territorial Mounted Policeman G..
r. Murray, stationed at Ketner, lum-
Der camp in Mckinley county, shot
and instantly killed James German an
employe in the camp, there early yes
terday morning. That the killing Of
German was justified is substantiated
by the details SO far obtained Of the
tragedy These show that Murray re-
turned home unexpectedly from trip
to Thoreau about o'clock yesterday
morning and caught German in his
home. Before German could make his
escape, Murray shot and killed him.
Immediately after the tragedy Muir.
ray sent a telegram to Captain Fred
Fornoff in this city informing him Of
the tragedy and his desire to surrend-
ed. Upon receipt Of this message yes
terday about noon, Captain Fornoff
telegraphed Murray to come to Albu-
querque where he would meet him.
This Murray did and Captain Fornoff
met him there last night
While the tragedy is deplorable
one, it seems that Murray acted in de-
fense of his home and killed the des-
poiler of it; what most any man
would do under the circumstances.
His friends say that he will be able
Ito prove ample justification for the
murder when the time comes. The
coroner's jury disagreed at the in.
quest, three favoring holding Murray
to the grand jury on the charge of
murder and the other three demanding
his exoneration on the ground Of the
unWrtten 'aw.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
SISTER DOLORINE
HAS APPENDICITIS
Undergoes Surgical Operation at St
Vincent's Hospital-RalIies Nice
Iy From Ordeal.

Sister Dolorine, a member of the To-
cal order of Sisters of Charity, was op-
Grated upon at st. Vincent's hospital
for appendicities Saturday. She raj
lied nicely from the ordeal and while
she is not yet out of danger it is be-
lieved she will recover. The attack, OF
appendicitis came upon her very sud
denly and she readily consented to the
operation having assisted at similar
affairs in her capacity of trained
nurse
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
EMMA GOLDMAN
ATTENDS MEETING
However the Anarchist Lecturer Re.
Trained From Talking-Presence
of Police Had Effect.

Chicago, March 16.--Emma Gold
man, the anarchist lecturer, attended
a meeting of the Anthropological So.
ciety here yesterday to greet some old
friends. Before the chief speaker had
finished talking thirty-flve or forty
policemen, some in plain clothes,
stalked in or remained just outside
the hall. They did not say a word to
Miss Goldman or anyone else but
their presence was disconcerting. AT.
ter listening to the address Miss Gold.
man departed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
BARTENDER MURDERS
CUSTOMER WHO KICKED

Trinidad, Colo, March 16.-Becom-
ing enraged because there was too
much foam on a glass of beer served
him, Edward James, a mine clerk,
threw the glass and contents at
James Bissick, bartender in a saloon
at Bowen Small, a coal camp four
miles north of here, late Saturday
night, whereupon Bissick shot James
in the breast, near the heart Death
resulted yesterday. Bissick surrend-
cred to the authorities and is confined
in the county jail at this place. Bis.
sick is Slav and was formerly a
miner.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
FIRE AT COAL MINE
MAKES 300 MEN IDLE.

Trinidad, Colo, March 16.-Flre
supposed to have been caused by
crossed electric wires, destroyed the
coke washer, tipple, engine house and
laboratory of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company's mine at Soprus, five
miles west of here, yesterday. entail.
ing loss estimated at $150,0O0, and
throwing 800 men ont of work. The
flames were first discovered on the
third floor of the five-story frame
building of the coke washer, spread.
ing rapidly to other structures. The
office building was saved after des-
perate fighting and liberal use of dy-
Mantle.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
TERRITORIAL PETIT
JURY is ORGANIZED
Special Venire is lssued-Saloon
Keepers Are Fined for Allowing
Minors to Frequent Place.

Territorial district court for Santa
Fe county reconvened today, Judge
John r. McFie presiding.
The Territorial petit jury was or
ganized today. A special venire of
seven was issued this morning to com.
plete the list. 1t is not expected thai
the petit jury will be in session more
than few days.
Joseph Digneo and Louis Napoleon
who were indicted for allowing minors
to frequent their place of business
pleaded guilty and were each fined $25
and costs. Joseph Digneo pleaded not
guilty to the Indictment alleging that
he sold liquor to minors.
Higinio Martinez was arraigned In
open court today under two indict.
ments, and plea of not guilty was
entered in both cases, which have
been set for trial on the third Tues.
day Ramon Rael waived formal ar
raignment and pleaded not guilty, his
trial also being set for the same date
The first criminal trial at the pres
ent term of the county court is that
of Teodoro Ortega who is under in.
dictment for assault. Attorney II. l..
Ortiz has been retained as counsel for
the defendant and the prosecution Is
in the hands of Assistant District At
torney Charles c. Catron. The early
part of the afternoon was consumed In
securing the jury to sit in the case
Following are the names of the men
impanelled on the petit jury:
w. II. Kerr, Juan N. Lujan, Jesus
Ma Montoya, Tomas Roybal, Cicero
Wiedner, Lorenzo Lopez, Jose Antonio
Archueta, Victoriano Garcia, Martin
Lujan, Francisco Ortiz, Melquiades
Martinez, Pantheon Madril, Pablo
Griego, George Alire, Atanacio Madril,
Reducindo Trujillo, Luis Chaves, Eu.
logic Sandoyal, Simon Vigil, Esmora.
jildo Jaramillo, Cosme D. GARLIC.
Elias Gallegos, Ramon Garcia, Jose
Montoya
The four last named were selected
from the special venire.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
BURNED BRIDGE TIES
UP TRAFFIC ON SANTA re

Ell Paso, Tex, March 16.--The Atch.
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
bridge across a ravine near the Rio
Grande river between Texas and New
Mexico, near Ell Paso, caught fire from
an unknown source shortly before
midnight and was destroyed by the
flames. Firemen were sent to the
burning bridge from FL Paso, but the
flames were beyond control and the
|flremen had trouble In making hose
connections Traffic will be tied UP
until the bridge is practically rebuilt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
HUMMEL SOON TO
LEAVE PRISON
New York Lawyer Convicted Of Subor.
nation Of Perjury in Divorce
Suit Going to Europe.

New York, March 16.-Abraham
Hummel, the lawyer who is serving a
years term on Blackwell's Island for
subornation of perjury in connection
with the famous Dodge Morse divorce
case, will be released Thursday, his
term being shortened two months by
good behavior. He intends to sail inn
mediately for Europe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
COURT ORDERS AcQUiTTAL
OF RAYMOND HITCHCOCK

New York, March 16.-Raymond
Hitchcock, the comedian, was today
acquitted by direction of Justice Blan-
chard in the supreme court of charges
brought by several young girls after
one of the girls testified that the allie
cations she made against the actor
were untrue.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
CHAVES COUNTY
SELECTS DELEGATES
Republicans Hold Well Attended and
Enthusiastic Convention at
Roswell.
ecial to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Roswell, March 16.--The Republi
cans of Chaves county held very
well attended convention here last
Friday evening and selected delegates
to the Republican territorial conven
ton at Silver City which meets March
2lst and which will elect six dele
gates and six alternates to the Re
publican national convention at Chi
cago. The delegates elected were o.
A. Cahoon, Nathan ,Jaffa and James
NJ. Hervey.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
BILL TO RESTORE MOTTO
ON COINS PASSES HOUSE,

Washington, March 16.-Under sus-
pension of the rules the House today
passed the bill providing for the res.
toration Of the motto I'm God We
Trust" OH gold and silver coins of
the United States.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
VISITING CARDS.

Engraved cards de vislte and we'd
ding invitations specially at the New
Mexican printing Office. Any one
standing In need OF such will do wcll
to call at this Office and examine sam.
Piles, style of work and prices.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16
MASSACRE IS
FEARED IN HAYTI
Situation on Island Critical and Il is
Believed All White Residents Will
Be Killed.

Paris, March 16.-The situation be-
tween the Ha.tien government and
France has become acute and critical.
The French legation at Port Au Prince
is menaced and general massacre of
the white residents of the island is
feared. This information was convey.
ed in an official dispatch to the for
eign Office today from NJ. Carteren
French minister to Hayti.
A Number Already Shot.
Washington, March 16.--Between
ten and fifteen aliens. alleged to be
revolutionists, were shot to death in
Port Au Prince, Hayti, yesterday ac-
cording to information when reached
the state department today Great ex-
citement prevails in that city and a
reign of terror has struck the people
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-16

Legal blanKs--Doth English and
Spanish for sale by the New Mexican
Printing Company.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-19

Pokrocily obchodnik dba
by jeho ohlaveni, obal-
ky a pod. byly dhledny
a vkusne tisknuty
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-19
Vzboufenf pi. %TrlggsoV6!
Americka 6rta cd E. M. Wooleyho.
Pfelozil J. A. ID.
(PokraGovani J

OuSana, ) JeJl zVyKOVou poSluS-
nostf, zapoeala pfipravy k pohfbe-
nj Triggse, jak byl naffdil, avsak
pc dive noci nezamhoufila oci. Ne
snad zarmutkem. Bylo to nejod-
vazn6jsf pozdvizenf!
V den pohfbu, oblekla Sc do w.
bledleho alpakoveho satu-jenz il
slouzil iiz dvacet let, a zanechaifc
skromnou domacnost v opatrovani
pfitelkyne Marie Amy Jenkinso-
We, vykroGila z domu "a povinnost
mi. i
"Nikdy sem nepozorovala, tax
divine jednanf u Susany' prohodi-
la slecna Jenkinsova, Marii Good
willov6, ienz j pomahala. me
ma prazadne pffeiny litovati cd
chodu Triggse, jenz iineho nede-
lal, neS il porouGel, a il tyral, mo-
INA, Re jest jake kun Sim Ficka.
Sim, totiz kone t5ral az k smrti
pc mnoho let, a kun nikdy neoka-
zoval odpor, a vzdy poslouchal.
Jednoho dine jsem videla jak kun
uhanel bez postroje. Benin k ok
nu, a vidfm Re to kun Sims1v-ko
pal a frkal jake by byl posedly
Neschazelo mu vsak niGeho, mimo
toho, Re utekl z mastale, kdyz
Sims tam nebyl, a kun nemaje mad
sebou poru6nfka, trochu 81 vyra-
I'll z kopejtka. Mczna Re susanna
Gini totez.
Nicmene, susanna m9la vice vile
a svobody nezli Sims1v kun. Kra-
Celia rozhodn9 do obchodu S nabyt
KEN k pohrobnfkoVi.
"Pfisla jsem. abych trochu zme
Mia pffpravy pohfebnf," pravila,
sednouce ma nabfdnutou zidli poh-
robnikem Hankem.
Pohrobnfk nejdffve 81 ukousl
zvVkacfho tabaku, a pax oblekl
vestu. ...t..
"Jestli zmsny neisou velk6" 3D.
vetil, "tfeba je budem moci uGi
nit, ac casu mnoho nezbyva. Ne
hodf Ii Sc prGvodcov6 u rakve-".
To nevadf,"' v padla do feGi Su
sada jeff usta byla pevne ztazena,
a oci pevne. "NetyGe Sc to prG-
vodcn - ale hfbitova. Pohfbfm
.Triggse ma starem hfbitove, ma
mfsto Hawthornskem".
Pohrobnik Sc pojednou marrow.
nal. ALE, mila PAM Triggsova,"
namftal, ito jest nynf nemozne.
Hrob jest jiz vykopan."
DO toho mi mic nenf, jeli vyko-
pan anebo ne" trvala ma SVEN vdo-
va. "~Pfem5slela jsem o tom &C.
lou noe, a koneGne rozhodla, Re
nechci zadny novy hfbitov pro
Triggse. Nikdy nemiloval no.
vych vecf, vfte, HAIKU, a kdyz je
clovek mrtev, nenf to patffGne, Wy
uzitkovat jeho bezmocnosti."
ITO vas Dude staff" - zapoGal
pohrobnik, ale pr. Triggsoya pred
povfdala vse, a vykazala Sc Sc "a
vitkem papfrov5ch pence.
"Nenf nikoho v mest9, ienz by
nepotfeboval penez vice nez ia"
pravila, ale jsou okamziky, kdy
penfze nejsou nicfm. Chef pohf-
biti Triggse We starem hfbitove a
zaplatim "a to-"
3, Odpor Hankdv ma to poGal mi
yet, jakmile Sc zmocnil bankovek.
"Dobra," pravil, ''dohlfdnu ma to
Mate jill vybranS lot ma starem
hfbitoveY"
"Ano" pravila pf. Triggsov6 s.
posuhkem nahleho upamatovanf,
hnedle jsem zapomela. Vfte kde
lezf lezf Jim Jackson. Nuz, zro-
vna vedle mel jest mfsto pro Trig
Sc. Nenf to prave nejlepsf mfsto,
ale postacf-"
"Pf. Triggsova' vyrusil il po-
hrobnfk yazne, ''zapomfnate ma
budoucnost q, douf6m, je
znacne vzdalena, avsak clovek Sc
ma ma nj pfipravovat. Vfte, ze
ma Hawthornskem hfbitove, kde
;cna nrauA uyLonoli broh n.o
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-19

mista pro mne vedle Triggse q III
ma Jacksona, mohou mne zakopat
jinde. Netrapfm Sc o tom; Nam
dost jine starosti. Doposud isem
nezaplatila "a diva Lofty ma novem
hfbitove, Ii ano9 Nuz necht 81
je vezme nekdo jin5. Obdrzf S
MIN ieden hrob iiz vykopan5.
Pc vyffzenf teto zalezitosti, "a
mffila vdova k Methodisticke fa-
Re. Nalezla Rev. Smalla, pfi oko
paVanf zeli. Pr. Triggsova neby-
la v kostele jiz pres rok a pfibli-
zoyala Sc k pastorovi S pfedtu-
chou.
"Pfisla jsem Sc zeptat, bratfe
Smalle," vysvetlovala, kdyz pas
tor, MAZE rukavy ohrnute, zavedl
j do maleho parloru' zdali byste
nesel kazat mad Triggsem. Ov-
sem, ''dodala, trochu S omluvou"
vim, Re nemate mnoho casu Sc pfi-
pravovati, ale to mic nevada. Ne
musfte mnoho kazat, jenom neco
+pfecfsti z Pfsma nebo neco--"
Mia sestro Triggsova," odpo-
vcdel Rev. Small, "Vzdy jsem pfi
praven vykonsti smutn6 obfady,
a byl bych nabfdl svSch sluzeb,
kdybych Sc byl nedozvedel, Re by
10 vyslovnym pfanfm Triggsov5m
Re skvajer Johnson"
Pr. Triggsova pokrcila prosebne
rameny. 49,.
ITO pfislo nasledkem toho, ze
Triggs pfisel o rozum," odvetila.
'Nikdy by 81 nezadal skvajera,
kdyby vedel co della. Triggs mno
no ma vfru medal, ale nebyl tako-
v5m, ably j zavrhnul pred smrtf,
leda by nebyl pfi smyslech. Ma
zacatku bratfe SmaIle, nebyla
jsem v stavu dohlidnouti ma vse, a.
Marie Jenkinsova odbehla Ike skva
jerovi, q objednala jej by feenil.
Dozvedela jsem Sc to a pravila
isem j: Marie, Ammo, Dude to
skandal, bude-li skvajer johnson
feGniti mad Triggsem: vzdyt
Triggs v hofeGce o mel zadal. Phi
du pro bratra Smalla, nebot
Triggs potfebuje kazanf a modle-
nj a zpev zrovna tax dobfe jake
by byl phi smyslech."
Ma to vdova namifilak malemu
kramu, kde Belinda Weatherby-
ova mela modnf zavod.
''Nejsem znala, co jest smuteenf
moda a co nenf, Belinda, fekla j
"ale mdzes mi zhotoviti vdovsk5
bonet u zavoj, abych ODE mela ho-
tove pfi pohfbu. Bylo mi spatne
Belinda, a nemohla isem drive k
lobe pfijiti. Triggs vzdy obdivo
val smutek ma vdovach a cinim to
vice k Will nemu nezli sobe. Ne
diam mnoho o smutek sauna, ale
kdyz zene zemfe muz, jenz S nj
iii Gtyficet let, ma mfti tolik Gcty
k ieho pfanf, kdyby il to stale
vice nezli 81 mnze popfat. AZ
dohotovfs bonet, mdzes jej Ike mne
poslat pc nekterem z TvJch hochd
Kdyz konecne vse vyffdila a
vratila Sc domG, klesla do idle.
"Divfm Sc, Marie Ammo vyra-
Ella re sebe, "myslfm, Re jsem u
delala vice nezli jsem mela. Ne
zb5va mi vice silly abych dele be-
hala. Marie Ammo, CO to, re jest
takova tma9 Nebo jdou ma mne
mdloby?"
Musela doprovozena ma lazko a
zapocala jevit v~zrusujfcf pffznaky.
Dude nejlepe'' pravila Marie
Anna, kdyz dobehnu pro doktora
Browna."
susanna stenala a koulela oGima.
"Udelam to-" rozhodla Sc Ma
RE Anna.
V nekolika m~inutach, doktor
Brown pfisel, netuse ze syolava
ma sebe vecnou kletbu ducha zem-
feleho Triggse. Pod jeho osetfe-
MIN susanna nabyla silly a klidnos-
ii v dzasn9 kratke dob9.
mic to nebSlo," prayila, male
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

give the state veterinarian full au-
thority to eradicate or control the
contagious diseases of livestock that
may exist in the state or be brought
into the same.
Nearly all other states have bet
ter laws than Oregon and they make
greater efforts to protect the health
of their livestock than can be done in
oregon under present regulations.
Doors Now Open.
"It seems that while the state has
some law in this matter the officers
appointed to enforce the law have no
funds with which TO accomplish this
end. The livestock sanitary authori-
ties OF all other progressive states is
sue quarantine proclamations against
the importation Of animals affected
with contagious diseases such as rab-
les, glanders. tuberculosis, hog cholera,
etc. But as far as l know Oregon has
no regulations covering the importa-
tion Of animals affected with any of
these diseases.
up to the present time oregon has
had no cases of rabies among the peo-
pie or livestock and while the disease
exists to some extent among the ca
mines of eastern and middle states, it
has so far not been imported to Ore
gon. While this condition prevails il
would surely be an act Of wisdom t.
quarantine for a certain number Of
days all dogs shipped into the state
so that, If affected, it would develop
before the animals are turned loose.
tuberculosis Is Welcome.
tuberculosis is probably the most
important problem that affects the
livestock production of the state. This
disease is prevalent among many OF
the best herds of the east and middle
west, and yet Oregon permits cattle
from those districts to be shipped in
without any examination whatever.
All cattle brought to Oregon for
breeding or dairy purposes should be
accompanied by a tubercular test GER
tificate or they should be tested on
arriving at their destination within
the state.
80 far as know the state has no
quarantine proclamation against hogs
affected with cholera or other conta-
gious diseases.
Oregon has one of the best sheep
laws in in the union and the next leg
islature should pass a general live
stock sanitary law equally efficient
and give it a sufficient appropriation
to permit its officers to carry out the
law"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
CHANGE TONIGHT.
''Dr. Jeykl and Hyde" Reduced Prices
to All Parts of the House Balance
of Week.


The Oregon theater was well filled
last evening for the last presentation
of "Thorns and Orange Blossoms"
which is so we'll put on by the Street.
err BRYAN company Tonight there
will be a change of bill when that
great play, "Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde"
will be presented. No one should fail
to see this bill, as Mr. Streeter takes
the part of Jekyl and Hyde to perfec-
ton and Miss Bryan. the leading lady,
is exceptionally good in this play.
That the play last night was appre-
ciated was shown by the applause CIV
en- the company. Mr.. Streter had a
comic part that of Tommy Swift, a
commercial drummer. Miss Bryan as
Violet Beaton, was much appreciated.
Harry Terry as the william, Oscar
{ Carston, was much enjoyed, and the
entire company deserved praise in this
production.
The price of admission the balance
of the week will be 25 cents to all
parts of the house, and on Sunday
night there will be one hundred
choice seats at 25 cents, and those
first come will be first served to re-
served seats at this price.
There will be a change of moving
pictures each night between acts, and
Francis Ellis, who has an excellent
voice, sings for the illustrated songs,
With this reduced price Of admission
for a good show and the moving pic
lures, which are life sized, the people
are we'll pleased.
Tonight and tomorrow night "Dr.
Jeykl and Hyde" Friday and Satur-
day nights, 1.-THE Princess of Patch
es," which will also be played for the
Saturday afternoon matinee, as 1t Is
Especially pleasing to children. Sunday
afternoon there will be a fine moving
picture show, showing the latest life
sized pictures and new illustrated
songs, and the price of admission will
be 10 cents
Remember the change Of bill to-
night. Twenty-Five cents to all parts
of the house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13

Some caustic things were said this
morning by DR.. S. W. Mcclure, head
Of the federal quarantine work of the
northwest, regarding oregon's live
stock sanitary laws.
Though the doctor praises the sheep
law now in force he declares that the
state is far behind the times in the
matter OF a general livestock sanitary
law and insinuates that unless the law
is improved the state will see the day
when it will bitterly regret its sloth-
fulness in this regard.
But recently the fact that Oregon
is a weak sister" in the matter OF
sanitary legislation was demonstrated
when DR.. Mcclure sought to have the
state start a campaign against the
mango that exists among the horses
of the county. Within a week or sc
all the Indian horses Of the reserva'
ton are to be dipped and the doctor
was anxious to have the outside AMI
mails, that are affected, also treated
However, he has found that the state
veterinarian is either powerless or in
capable of handling the situation and
as a result the Indian horses will soor
be free of mango only to be at once
open to infection from animals be-
longing to whites.
In speaking on the subject Of the
present state livestock laws, DR.. Nc
Clure said:
Strong Law Needed.
"Oregon is badly in need of a gen.
eral livestock sanitary law that viii
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
IA GRANDE TEAM
IS SLAUGHTERED
GAME WON IN FIRST
INNING BY LOCALS
Heavy Hitting by Lorimer's Stickers
Aided by Errors OF Opponents, Ends
In Score of 1S TO 5-Baker Hero OF
the Day-Sends ,Horsehide Sphere
Over Fence for Two Home Runs
Many Sensational Plays.

BY a score OF Is to Pendleton
wiped the ground with La Grande's
famous ball nine yesterday and today
a second game is being played on the
Matlock grounds.
But thougt the score yesterday
would indicate poor game, there was
no opportunity for the spectators to
complain. For spectacular plays the
game was the best seen here this
year, and II the contest was onesided,
the fact did not really grleve the PEN
dleton rooters.
From start to finish yesterday Lor-
liners players tried to raise their high
batting averages and they did. By
placed hits and long flies they nearly
drove La Grande's twirler out of the
box. Baker was again the batting
star and during the game drove two
flies over the fence into the river
netting home runs, and he also scor-
ed a three-bagger.
McAllister, late OF Walla Walla,
played his first game at second and
made good. Shockley played center
field and the change seemed to i'm.
prove him. BY star one-hand catch
he retired the opposing nine and
brought down the applause.
But the neat plays were not all by
Pendletonians. One of the finest
plays Of the game was a double put
out by Lodell. La Grande's first base
man, who threw the ball home. put
ting out a home runner and then re-
ceived It back on first in time to down
the batter.
The following was the game in de-
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"IABoR DAY" FOR STUDENTS.
Idaho University Boys VIII Utilize
Holiday to Put Grounds in shape.

A correspondent at Moscow, Idaho,
says:
Friday will be labor day at the uni
versity, according to the announce
ment OF the faculty, after hearing a
petition presented by Henry Smith and
Estel Hunter on behalf Of the stu
dents asking for the setting apart Of
such a day.
This will be the first labor day at
the university and will be passed in
preparing the new athletic field for
the track meet with the University Of
Montana on May 27. Friday morning
at o'clock the male students will
turn out at the field. Students will be
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expected to be prepared to handle a
shovel. pick, hammer or saw and also
to be prepared to handle team with
road scraper or plow.
In that one day II is propose dthat
track will be graded and rolled and
bleachers will be built. The students
will borrow from the city and the
county the road scrapers, graders and
the rollers necessary.
The girls will prepare refreshments
for the laborers and a midday lunch.
1t is the plan to hold another labor
day early next fall and put the field
in shape for the football games.