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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
o. f. THOMSON DIED TODAY.
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sheriff of Umatilla county, and he
served in that office for two terms.
During his first term the county seat
was moved from Umatilla to Pendle-
ton and he came here to reside. He
remained here until his second term
expired in 1872.
An Early Irrigationist.
Leaving this town in 1872, Mr..
Thomson moved with his family to
the present Thomson place on Butter
creek, IL miles west of Echo. For
81 years he lived there and engaged
in stock raising and in irrigated farm
ing. He was a man Of very progress
sive ideas and was one of the very
first men in this county to undertake
irrigation. Upon his Butter creek
ranch he followed the flood irrigation
method for many years, and his sue
cess had much to do with the estab-
lishment of some Of the present big
irrigation projects.
Was q Mason.
In fraternal way the deceased
was also prominent. He was a Mason
and was a charter member Of Pen
dleton lodge, A. F. and A. M. At the
time the lodge was instituted he was
elected as senior warden. He never
affiliated with any other order.
Nearly 40 years ago he Joined the
South Methodist church and re-
mained a member until his death.
Because of his long residence in
this county the deceased became one
Of the most well known pioneers, and
his active. useful life and his esti-
mable character made him thousands
of friends. AS result there is gen.
eral sorrow over his death, though
his advanced age made such not un-
expected.
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Reception to Bishop Postponed.

TtOOCVtIOH 10 DI5IIUP II OoUPOHOUs
Owing to the serious illness of DR..
T. B. Ford, pastor of the Methodist
church, the reception to Bishop
Smith which was to have been held
at the parsonage tomorrow evening
has been called off. DR.. Ford spent
very bad night last night, and
though resting easier today he is still
quite i'll, so that 1t will be impossible
to hold the reception as planned.
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DR.. Blakeslee is Home.

DR.. Lynne K. Blakeslee arrived In
Pendleton last evening from Union,
where he had been called by the seri-
Gus Illness of his mother, Immediately
upon his return from California, and
has resumed his practice. Though still
quite low, his mother has improved
sufficiently to permit Of his return to
this city.
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Victor Doris Lectures.

Rev. Victor Doris, formerly pastor
of the local Christian church, but now
an evangelist, delivered a lecture at
the Oregon theater last evening for
the benefit of the new Christian
church. Though the address was an
eloquent and instructive effort, it was
not listened to by more than 100 peo-
pie.
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NIOOre-Leverich.

Jack Moore, horse buyer of Can
yon, Idaho, and Miss Hattie Leverich
of this county were united In mar
riage by County Judge Gilliland about
1880 last evening. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the
judge. neither friends nor relatives of
the contracting parties being present.
The groom is well known In Pendle-
ton, having been here a number Of
times for the purpose Of purchasing
horses.
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Years ago, when both men were
young, with their way to make In the


young, with their way to make In the
world they were members Of the
New Britain Cricket club. Corbln
was the star bowler and Gilbert was
a terror at the bat. They were big
factors in making New Britain win a
great majority of its games. One day
Gilbert in fit of rage shot and killed
Henry Caldwell Corbln stood by his
friend through the trial, but the evil
dence was conclusive and Gilbert was
regarded as lucky to escape the gall
lows
you are guilty" said Corbin, "and
you deserve your punishment. but
shall still be your friend, and twice
each year I will come to see you"
For 45 years Mr.. Corbin has kept
his word.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

The longest term of service as a
member of the cabinet Is claimed for
Gideon Granger of Connecticut, who
was attorney general during a period
of nearly IA years, from 1901 to 1914.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
VIII Visit In Missouri.

Mrs, George Clark left last evening
for st. Louis, Mo-, where she will
spend the summer with relatives. She
was accompanied as far as Pasco by
her husband.
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Train Officials Here.

D, w. Campbell, superintendent,
and ]. D. Matheson, trainmaster of
the o. R. & N, arrived in Pendleton
this morning from the far eastern
part of the state.
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NEW YORK TO- SEATTLE
AUTOS IN BUFFALO

Buffalo, N. Y, June 4.-The seven
entries and a pilot car in the New
York-to-Seattle auto race started for
Toledo this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

The man who Is afraid to go alone
never goes anywhere worth going.
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DIR. Lazler Weds.

A license to wed was granted this
afternoon to Dr., D. c. Lazler of Wes-
ton and Gertrude Emma Winn of
that town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

Twenty-Five million squirrels are
killed annually in Russia for their
pelts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04

All the stiffness in mans neck
is taken out of his back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-04
SENSATIONAL JAIL
- ,-,- BREAK AT ELGIN

-,
Elgin, Ore, June 4.-One of the
most sensational jeal breaks in the
history Of Elgin was successfully con-
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In and About
Pendleton
Cnnght Monster Trout.

Mark Patton, Jr.. caught a 27 inch
steel head salmon trout While fishing
in the Byer's tail race yesterday.
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uitions and the number of games
marks the climax ON the season.
Yale and Princeton will fight for
honors. and no matter who wins that
game will be a struggle every second
until the referees whistle blows the
end, but Yale looks invincible this
season.
Harvard and Dartmouth come to-
get ler Harvard Is undefeated and
Dartmouth has but a tie score, and
that against Princeton, to mar her
seasons record of victories.
The controversy as to the relative
merits of western and eastern foot
ball is given interest by the games
between Chicago and Cornell at Ith
aca, and Michigan and Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia. but both Chicago and
Michigan nave met defeat this seas
ON.
In the middle west Wisconsin and
Minnesota will probably decide the
championship of the Western Confer
enoe. Minnesota's brilliant victory ov-
er Chicago has made her a favorite.
but the northern teams weakened by
the absence of Captain McGovern, the
star quarterback.
In Denver the Haskell Indians play
the undefeated eleven of the Denver
University.
The scores for the first half:
Yale s, Princeton o.
Pennsylvania 6, Michigan l..
Harvard o. Dartmouth o.
Cornell O.. Chicago 6.
Navy 5, Western Reserve 6.
Georgetown 0, Virginia IL.
Final Scores.
Yale II, Princeton o.
Michigan u, Pennsylvania g.
Harvard Il, Dartmouth 3.
Harvard Freshmen IL, Yale Fresh
znen O.
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CALL SCHOOL
ELECTION

The Board of Education of the City
OF Roswell met last night and took
action ON the new High school build
Ing A resolution calling for the con-
struction of tae building. was passed.
Ii embodied request to the Mayor
TO call a special election for the pur-
pose of Issuing bonds of the city to
the amount of $500, for the purpose
OF erecting the building. This election
will probably be held as soon as posi-
Bile, although 1t will not be within six
ty days, n requiring that length of
time to enact the necessary legal pre-
iiminaries.
number of bids for the bonds
were submitted last night and an a
greement was entered into with Will
lam F. Sweet Il Co, of Denver Colo
RADIO, the highest bidders, to sell the
bonds to them, conditional upon the
acceptance of the building plan by tho
voters of the city at the special elec-
tion-
The bid of the Sweet Company was
$26.510, or a premium of about one
thousand dollars. The bonds will be
in tine denomination of $500, and will
bear five per cent interest, to run
thirty years, with the option of the
city redeening them in twenty years.
They will be dated February 1, 1910.
Under the tentative contract with
this company, the buyers of the bonds
are TO bear all expenses of seeing
that the bonds ara legal. and all other
necessary expenses connected with
thezn. This course places all the bur
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WILL PUSH
SUGAR TRUST

Washington, Nov. 13.-Presidant
Taft returned to this city this morn
ing from Middleton. Conn. and was
at once driven to the White House.
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh
has come out with the fiat statement
that no; only will he probe to the bot
tom the scandal growing out of the
frauds committed In the New York
custom house by the sugar trust and
its agents. but he proposes TO reno
vale the entire service. IL has develop
ed, also. that the department of JUS
tics is working in connection with the
Treasury Department.
The report that the sugar trust act
nally owes the government thirty mil
lions instead of two millions on un-
paid duties. and which IL has paid
under duress TO the government. the
treasury officials declare 10 be alb
surd.
A "Hobo" Creates Excitement.
Washington. Nov ia meander-
ing Hobo" seeking shelter from a
ticket-hUnting conductor ON board the
Federal Express. bound from Boston
to Washington. wandered into Presi-
dent Taft's private car. Mayfiower.
last night and locked himself in the
kitchen. creating the greatest excite
ment of all the Presidents travels.
He was discovered by Ed Letcher, one
of the presidential porisrs, who al
most turned white when ne saw the
whiskered Willie" croucned in a
corner. He made a flying tackle of tne
Hobo" and yelled for help, and jim
my Cloan. of the secret service and
another porter rushed TO the rescue.
The Hobo" expostulating violent
ly. was put off the train at Bridge
port. into the waiting arms of the po-
lice.
Meanwhile the President was sleep
ing peacefully.
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ALL ISQUIET
AT CAIRO

Cairo, Ills, Nov. 13.-With Arthur
Alexander, the negro implicated in
the murder of Annie Pelley, by con-
fession of the lynched negro, James,
safely out of town and confined in jail
at Kankakee, far to the north,- orders
for the rehabilitation of the regi-
ment of troops which has occupied
Cairo since yesterday morning, were
looked for al any time.
There We're no Indications last night
of any continuance of mob Tioting and
1t is not likely that any official notice
will be taken of the mob until the next
regular meeting of the grand jury in
December. and under the present con-
ditions of public opinion the chances
of obtaining indictments against any
of the members of Thursday nights
mob appears very remote.
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thrilled all France for the last ten
days, the trial of the beautiful Mar
gherita Steinheil, for murder.
Guilty or innocent, the general I'm
preston is that the State has not
made out its case against her and tas
public believes she will be acquitted
Among those in the court room to-
day was Henri Rochefort, the veteran
free lance journalist, whose attempts
10 give the tragedy political color,
have gone tar TO excite popular inter
est In the case. Several well known
dramatists and playwrights and a doz-
en- of the celebrated Rejane actors,
were forced TO be content with stand
ing room.
Maubin made the closing argument
for tle defense this afternoon.
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REPORT OF THE MERCHANTS
RETAIL CREDIT ASSOCIATION

improvement in the service, was
one of the main subjects discussed at
the meeting of the Merchants Retail
Credit Association meeting held on
Thursday night. The need of closer
cooperation with the manager of the
association was SHOWN. A complete
revision is to be made in the credit
rating-all members will receive the
forms that We're made out by them
some months agO-they are to revise
hem carefully and also add new ac-
counts that they have opened since
making out this list of their custom
ers. 1t will also be the duty of the
members to inform the manager of
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SNOW OVER
new MEXICO

Ell Paso, Texas, Nov. ia drought
of several months duration has been
broken by snow and rain. Tie heav-
lest rain in two years fell in Western
Texas last night and today rain is
falling over a wide section, accom-
panied by a "nortAer."
snow is falling between Maria and
Valentine, Texas, and at Las Cruces.
New Mexico.
Snow is falling at Tucumcari, New
Mexico. following a heavy rain last
night.
There was heavy rain last night
at Globe, Arizona
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KANSAS BOY BANDIT
COMMITTED SUICIDE

Lawrence, Kan, Nov. 13.-A cur
ious throng of people today viewed
the body of Earl Bullock. the boy ban
dit, who committed suicide yesterday
afternoon. following a bold robbery
of the state bank of Eudora. near
here. Bullock shot himself when he
saw he was about TO he captured by
pursuing noh. The body was bro't
here this morning.
William Mckay, the Is year old lad
from Jacksonville. Florida, who was
Bullock's companion, is in Jail here,
having been rushed from Eudora TO
prevent his lynching.
Fred Starr. the cashier of IRE bank.
who was shot in the jaw by Bullock, IL
resting easily this morning and will
recover.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 13.-Cattle
receipts. 1000, including 400 south
erns- Market steady. Native steers,
Asa 500; southern steers, $50 a 5.25: :
southern cows, 2.75M 400; native lows
and heifers, 2.25 n SIS: stockers and
feeders, 3.25d 4.90: bulls, 2.75G4.10.
calves, 4.0OM 700: western steers, A.
00M $50; western COWS. S.0O14.50.
Hog receipts, 1000. Market stea-
dy TO strong. Bulk of sales. 7.75TS s.
co: heavy. 1850 sos; packers and
butchers, 7.75G sos; light, 7.6O97.9O;
pigs, 6-5GG7.25.
Sheep-None quoted.
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den upon the buyers and requires
them to accept the bonds, providing
the Board of Education follows their
instructions regarding legal matters.
The buyers put up a check for one
thousand dollars to bind the con-
tract.
The action taken last night places
the matter up TO the people. IL they
want the new Hign school building,
II will be up to them 10 say so at the
election. Ii not. they can vote down
the proposition.
Captain NJ. 5. Murray was selected
by the board last night to take the
place made vacant by the resignation
of ]. f. Carper.
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Phones 65 and "A ZIG North Main
PARSONS & LAWRENCE
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Notary Public.
List your property for sale or rent
with us.
FIRE. FIRE, FIRE.
III your house should burn tonight, how
would YOU be fixed for insurance?
Think over this and then call and let
us cover your property with Insurance.
Also agents for KANSAS CITY LIFE
INSURANCE co. Ask about these
policies with the total disability and
double pay in case of death by acci-
dent.
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TENNY. The FAMOUS RACE
HORSE DIED YESTERDAY.

New York, Nov. 13.-Tenny, one
of the most famous race horses on
the American turf, is dead. He died
yesterday in Kentucky, aged % years
Old Ii is an odd coincidence that the
great "swayback" died only few
weeks after his greatest rival. Saliva
tor, and at the same age. Salvador,
the fastest race horse in the world,
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Newspaper advertising continues
to be popular and yields good results
when followed persistently and in an
intelligent manner. Those mechants
relying exclusively on newspaper ad-
vertising are doing the largest busi-
ness. It's up to you to advertise in the
Daily Record, to try and get some of
the business.
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FOR RENT:-A NICE OFFICE ON
GROUND FLOOR IN REAR OF
OUR BUILDING, APPLY UNION
TRUST CO. 99tf
Mr.. lorch PIeases Crowd.

One of the best attractions ever
seen at the Armory was Mr.. Tleosiore
Lorcas presentation of 'Dr. Jekyl
and MIR. HYDE" last night. There was
good crowd out and all seemed 10
be pleased.
This afternoon the company gives
a matinee, MY Mother-in-law.' and
tonight, As Miles from Nowhere"
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r. F. Hardwick returned from Ar
tesla this morning where ne has been
for sometime looking after the con-
structio nof a large addition he Is Aa,v-
ing done TO the Joyce-Pruit Co. store
ar the place. The upper story will
be used for a hotel which will be
in charge of Joe Addington who is
now owner of the English Kitchen.
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u. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report, Observation Taken a

Roswell. N. NJ. Nov. 13.-Tempera-
ture, max. SO: min. AZ; mean Sc; pre-
cipitation 10; wind, dir. Sc. veloc. 5;
weather, cloudy
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight partly cloudy with local
rain or snow and colder, Sunday fair.
Comparative temperature data, ex-
tremes this date last year. max. 36: /:
min. 26: extremes this date Is years
record. max. IS, 1903; min. Is. 1898.
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defeated Tenny by a head In two rae
es and their contests are classics of
the turf. Songs and poems have been
written about them. While possessing
marvellous speed, Tenny had a surly
temper aid this sulking cost him one
stake to Salvador.
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The Roswell Auto Company receay-
ed today three new automobiles Taey
are of the Mason type. One is a five
passenger touring car and the other
two are four passenger roadsters-
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Prejudice. prudence, penury" Is
the apiraph that should adorn the
tombstone of many unsuccessful busi-
ness houses Time is Fleeing" Ad-
vertise in the Daily Record and sue
ceed.
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r. F. Cruise has just had his big
No. II Buick car repainted and 1t
looks just like new one. The paint
ing was done by specialist who
makes auto painting, his specially.
and Who has lately arrived from
Denver.
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ALL PARIS CLAMMORING AT
DOORS OF STElNHEIL CASE

Paris, France, Nov 13.-All Paris,
IL seemed, was clamoring today al
the doors of the Palace of Justice,
when the curtain rose on the final
act in the legal drama which has
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A BIG DiSTILLING PLANT
GOES UP IN SMOKE.

Cincinnati. Nov. 13.-The immense
plant of the Union Distilling Company
known as the Edgemont Springs dis
fillery at Carthage, was destroyed by
fire this morning. The loss is two
hundred and fifty thousand.
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SCAlPS
PRINCETON

Chicago, Nov. 13.-This Is foot ball
day, east and west and north and
south, the canvas clad warriors are
struggling for the glory of their insti-
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TIME CLOCKS PLACED ON
THE HARTMAN TOMB

Arden, n. Y, Nov. 13.-A time clock
has beer placed at the tomb of f. III.
Hartman. on which the night watch
man records each visit 10 the grave
which has been closely watched since
the death of the railroad magnate.
The time clock has been installed to
make It certain that the watchnen
are on duty.
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Judge G.. y. McCrery came up from
his home at Ariesia this morning on
snort business trip.
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WE DO NOT SELL TUB OYSTERS
OR WATERED OYSTERS. WE SELL
ONLY SOLID PACKED SEALSHtPT
OYSTERS AT 35c. A PINT-U. s.
MARKET.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Howell, Miss AL
lie Breeding and Will Lawrence re-
turned to Lakewood this afternoon by
auto after spending several days here
visiting friends.
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The Mool Market

St Louis, Mo-, Nov 13.-Wool un-
changed Territory and western med
iu=ns. 24M29; fine mediums. 23G 90:
fine, 1920.
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Turkeys, Turkeys
We pay the highest cash price for
turkeys. Write or phone us, phone 81
u s. MARKET. ftp 16tf.
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Money to loan on real estate.-Ap-
ply R. c. Nisbet. 16tf
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Eat mutton sc to 10o.-Indepenient
Meat Company, phone "a. 17t2
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Art and Craft Jewelry, the very lat
est B. Boellner has il as usual
See window display.
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Record Want Ads Result erinsers-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
URTGHT DEFEATS NAL.
Third Straight Game an
Billiard Tourney.
THE STANDING OF THE PLAYERS.

II A Wright Of San Francisco. won his thrd
consecutive victory in the Class amateur billiard
championship tournament at the IIedei kranz yes
terday afternoon. He defeated Dr- L. l. Mial.
or this city, 4rp 10 go
Wright displayed the same high class form that
marked his efforts earlier the week, and in add
ton TO making a run of S5-withiu one OF the
longest vet made in the touruament-the Westerner
finished with average Of Il 1924 the highest to
date
Dr. Sfal seems to be the hard luck man OF the
competition His average in yesterdays game was
"A g. g. good enough 10 have beaten any one else
except Wright The doctor led for eight innings,
but when Wright made his Of 81 the local man
left far behind In his last inning he dis
played good nerve by gathering the balls together
tor a count Of a. which is the best he has done.
The score follows
Wright Il o l. o o T. 81 s.. O. 6 81. > =.
u 60 o. 81 IL 8. 8 Total 400. Average, 10 10
High -.
MIsI-13 o o = 0 is ;. 55 o. l. Is. 30. 10. !. q.
= .. g. l. 90 / o. - Total. %55 Average. ~ 1913
High