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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
IMPORTANTE JUIcI0
En- PONCE.
Continuation de la psgina la.


Continuation de Ia psgina la.
T. 81 sefor.
F. iEn la noche de ese diaiestab
usted en- Ell cuarte | de la poiicfa cuan
do lego ell poliefa Navarro?
T. ST senior.
F. 5Con quien ibael?
T. Ell acucsado F elipe Santa
el policfa 10 llev6 y me dijo, On
habfa herido 8 otro en- la carrcel de-
distrito; llevaba una macana y Ill
revolver con 6 b alas al verio 20 qui
Sc exam minarlo, y 4 preguntas que
le hiciera q Santana manifesto
oue habfa tenido un disgusto con
uno de los presos en- la carcel y que
ese dfa habia sido el motive de ha-
Ger Ell disparo.
F. " Ell guardfa ese estaba he
rido?
T. Tenfa unos arahazos, enton.
ces, & los pocos momentos de estal
ALI Ell juez desde la carceI, me orde
no que 10 trajera a la carcel.
F. lY 81 lie dijo usted, como ha-
bfa sido hechos esos razgunes que
tenfa en- la cara?
T. I'm raspador de la oficina de
la carcel.
F. SPero dijo que era de la ofici-
ma?
T. 81, senior.
F. Dice usted que ALI lie quiz
taron el revolver al acusado?
T. 81 Sisefior. @hz~
F. EZRA ese?
T. 81 senior, ese mismo que 20
10 traje y Sc 10 entregue al juez.
F. listed examine ell revolver
para yer 81 tenia algun casquillo?
T. 81 senior.
Abogado. SCuando usted lie inte-
rrog6 a Santana, not6 usted 81 de
esas heridas rnanaba sangre.
T. 81 senior.
A. iTenfan sangre?
T. 81 sefior.
A. Cuando usted lie pre5lmto
quien 10 habia herido, el lie manifes-
to quien fue?
T. Ell preso me dijo, con un Gu
chillo, pero despues 20 lie pregun-
te 81 a los presos Sc lie permitfa tener
armas en- a carcel y me diio, no fue
con un raspador.
Fiscal. Dfgame testigo, el decla-
re ESQ ante ell juez Casalduc?
T. 81 senior.
F. iPero dijo, que habfa sido
con un raspador?
T. 81 seior. ~$e.,.
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2572.

Este attractive vestido puede ser
hecho en- velo, limo, casimir, bats,
ia muselina 9 tela de algod6n..
Estrecho fruncido en- la cintura
ajusta ell entalle.
La blusa y falda van cosidas al
clnturon. De esta manera queda
el traie mas c6modo.
Las mangas Sc cortan de una pie
"a con ell frente y espalda. Llevan
una costura en- el medic por debajo
del brazo.
Las franjas que lleva en- ell escote
mangas, cintur6n y frente son de te-
la de un color distinto al color del
material de que Sc hace ell vestido.
Ell vestido abrocha. sobre un la
DO con peque1os botones.
Una bonita combination sera
hacer ell vestido de tela azGl obscu-
70 con las franjas de limo rameado
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I'm GRAN BALE.

Sc dara bajo los auspicios
de la Association de la Logia
No. l de San Juan, Puerto
Rico, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows" "el dia % de
Mayo de 1909, en- el hotel
Eureka" Miramar.
Las invitaciones deben ser
presentadas a la entrada, la
noche del bale. Billetes a
S1.0O.
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INFORMAC|ON De
LA POL|CIA

Servicios prestados por la
fuarza de este Distrito, duran
te las "a horas de aver q hoy.
Puesto de San Juan. Inf: f:-Ord
Mpales IA. Hurto menor:l.
Crueldad con animales:-1.
Puesto Pta. TERRA Acome-
timiento y agresi6n:-1.
Puesto de Santurce. Inf Ord
Mpales:-3.
Puesto de Ceboruco. Por-
tar armas:-1.
Total general, q.
Maricao, Abril 26.-Pedro
Rodriguez, herido por guar
dia Juan Cancel, placa596, en-
lucha para arrestarlo dfa 80
Mario pasado en- barrio "In-
diera Alta" acaba de falle-
Ger. Moreschl, Jefe Dlstrlto.
Juncos, Abril 27.-Anoche
guardia Miguel Salgado, pla-
ca 250, destacado en- Central
conducfa arrestado por man
damiento de juez, a Justo
Ortiz Andino, individuo p6si-
mos antecedentes licenciado
preside, al pasar el rio acome
tic y agredi6 con piedra a po-
licia teniendo que hacerle un
disparo de revolver E hiri6n-
dole gravemente. Juez entien-
de asupto. Wales jefe dis
trito.
San Lorenzo, Abril 27.-Ano-
che barrio "Atos" fu6 herido
gravemente de una puhalada
individuo Antonio Lozada,
hecho premeditado con in
tenci6n de asisinar. Arresta-
dos Juan Vazquez Y Rosendo
Coto, completes crimen. Prin-
cipal autor Esteban Delgado
Sc di6 a la fuga persigufendo-
Sc con actividad. Juez entien-
de asunto. Emanuelli, jefe
Distrito.
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Adorno de cabeza hecho de
mirtoS y terciopelo.

fue reportada estar al garete en- mar
20 %, fu6 encontrada en- su correc-
ia posiei6n en- abril "a.
Tambien Sc notifica que la boya
llamada "Onaway Shoal Buoy, No.
5, negra, de 3a. clase "can," que Sc
fiala Ell extreme Oeste de Tin bal
que tiene II pies de aqua, que $,
presume sea sobre ell cual embaran
co la barca americana Onaudy !.
| a entrada en- Ell puerto de Fajardc
en- julio, 1903, segdn noticia en- {
Light House Boards Weekly No
ce to Mariners No. A." de abril
1908, segun noticia en- el LigI
House Boards Weekly Notice t
Monucrs numero IA de Abril "a Dc
1909 en- 22i pies de aqua con la ST
guiente situacion.
Faro de Cabezas de San Juan, 60
l5' verdadero norte (N 1915 E mag
Tangente izquierda Cayo Obs
DO linea de manglares), 1l4o co. YER
dadero norte (SE by E I E mag
Tangente derecha Cayo Zancudo
Inca de mangiares), 1850 As yerda-
dero norte (SSE IS Z mag.)
Tangente derecha punta de Ia Ba-
terra. 273o Is yerdsdero norte (W
3-S \ mag)
Por 6rden de IA iunta de Faros.
4. N. Wood. Captain. U.S.N.
Asst. to the Inspr. Bird Dist, Ser
vice Of Porto Rico.
Abril 20.
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pUGTtOITiQueRO.

Ha corrido el rumor por es-
ia ciudad, de que, segGn no
ticias recibidas de los Estados
Unidos el Presidente Taft
designara para el cargo de Sc
cretariO de P. Rico, en- el case
de vacante al actual presiden-
te protempore del Consejo Eie-
cutivo, DR.. Rafael del Vale.
Esto puede hacerse aun den
tro del bill Foraker" cue di-
ce que por 10 menos 5 Conse-
jeros debersn ser natives.
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Linea ferrea del Oeste.

Iiinerario.-Salidas de Bayam6n &C..
!tal, simultaneamente.
Dias laborables.--Mafiana 6, 7.O5S.3o
10 y ll.00. Tarde 1915, las, 3l5
50, 5.45, y $50. ..-@.
Dfas festivos.-Mafiana 8, 7.05, $50
IS y IL. Tarde l2.l5, l.30, 2.3O, $3.50
30, 5.45 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos De
an Juan a Bayamop. ida y vuelta en-
a. clase, Is ctvs.; "a. clase, is ctvs
g Bayamon Catafo. ida y vuelta, la.
ase, Is ctvs., "a. clase, 10 ctvs.
Biiletes ordinarios de Capital q Cata-
en- la. clase, 6 ctvs. y "a, clase 8
Tvs.
Bayam6n, 10. de Enero de 1908. Ra-
in Valdes.
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AVISO.

Las personas que desee
obtener patrones de los fl
gurines del servicio de mo
das de La Correspondent
cia pueden diriprse a es-
tas oficinas. Ell precio de
cada patron es de 1C cen
tavoS
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8 de seda ravada.

o de seda rayada.
Algunas senoras priefieren sus
traies de casa de olancillo. =.
Este modelo Sc puede hacer de Il
no punz6 con las franjas de tela ne
gra con botenes punz6. Sera muy
particular a la par que gracioso.
El patron es en- 5 tamaros.
De % a 40 pulgadas medida de
busto.
Para Sc de busto el vestido requie-
re 81 yardas de material de % pull
e Ias de ancho. ct de Sc pulgadas
l,e ancho 9 81 de AZ pulgadas de an
cho. a..
Como 10 presentamos en- nuestra
ilustracion / ! yarda del material pa
ra las franjas. "a
Sizes de mas de 20 pulgadas de an
cho necesitara mepos.
Ell ancho de la falma en- la parte
Inferior es de 4 yardas.
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.|NFORMAC|ON GENERAL

En- la semana que termint
el sabado concurrieron al dis
/ pensario de anemia de Are
cibo unos 500 pacientes.
Ell propagandista obrero
Emilio Fariza; de Arecibo, fu6
sentenciado por aquella corte
de distrito a seis meses de
carcel por dos delitos de abuse
de confianza.
Ell sabado de la pasada Sc
mana contrajeron matrimo-
nio en- Mayaguez ell j6ven Ju-
lio Carbonell con la bella Sc
1orita Mariana Borrelt, muy
estimada en- aquella sociedad'
Ell juez Gill, de Ponce die
to aver sentencia contra ell
guardia Felipe Santana, por
la muerte del confinado Jose
Huertas Zaya Calificando ell
delito de homicidio volunta-
rio y aplicandole -el maximo
de la pena de seis a diez amos
de preside.
Ell obieto de agrias sensu-
ras por elementos de SUI parti
dola actitud del diario republi
no de Ponce al dar asilo en- sus
columnas d todas aquellas
opiniones de la prensa ameri-
cana que desprestigian ell
buen nombre del pals. Sin du-
da EL Aguila en- SUI empeho
de atacar a sus adversarios
no ha pensado que los hon.
bres que la redactan (los no.
tiUoS) forman parte de la pa
tria puertorriquena,y ell tango
que de ALA Sc arroja nos sal
plea a todos.
Ell sabado en- la noche unos
cacos penetraron a el domici-
lio del senor Pedro Corr6, de
Mayaguez, llevandose muchos
objetos algunos de valor. La
policia les sigue la pista.
La corte de distrito de Pom
ce dict6 ell lunes de la presente
semana fallo en- ell case Civil
en- el pleito que seguia dona
Marcelina Rosalf contra don
Roberto Grahame en- reclama
ci6n de derechos sobre parti-
ci6n en- ell edificio conocido
por "Fundici6n" de Graham
declarando sin lugar la deman
da por carecer de pruebas con
cargos de costos a la deman-
dante.
Sc encuentra en- Mayaguez
de regreso de San Juan, el po-
pular Y querido alcalde de
aquella ciudad Senior Riera
Palmer.
Ell iuez Gill, de la corte de
distrito de Ponce dict6 SEN
tencia en- la causa contra Juan
Ferrer, acusado de muerte
involuntaria a la joven Anglia
da. Ferrer ha sido condenado
q 3 amos de preside.
-Ha embarcado en- Ponce
para Enropa en- compana de
sus familiares la respectable Sc
norita Ana Rosa Jimenez, hi
ia del ex-presidente don Juan
Isidro Jimenez.
Sc ha registrado en- Ponce
algunos casos de varicela, que
han sido aislados prontamente
por Ia sanidad.
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En- esta imprenta se vende pspel
de Perl6dico i dos pesos quintal.
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u. R, hcEN1s.

Tn aFtfeuIO de merfto se Vends bIen.
BsraaAslr Hsybor, ". s, Ehsro Is Dc leo
" H. Cch8TOCKyn91sss~s, NY
APr-rsshls srs-Ets osTtAses pan e~riEoaT qas
esHerglaH's Ensi&iras De patsalA iBrI 4ysni5 Vi.
rzases De PiJAnrHs. GgaSvsada sasr Pildsras Dc &
laeaaa esIDf. Morse yrs ds sodAs las otfaz zatAs .
e. Euzeato.
B.sS
sTrrsFTar uCE
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NOticia local a los narinOs
Puerto Rico. Puerto de FsiardO.

Bogq por error rsportddG al ga
rsts. q boya estdblccida tea-
POraimeRte
Sc hace saber que il boya No. ?.
del extreme sud De- bsjo 'Laja
81 orada, de "a. elAss nun Que
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n sa,vA.GusrdIa del viajero.

Amagaudn Poad ". s. EOerO 27 De 1850
". II. CoMsToCR, Mornsssvn, MY.
Auy ST. ni0s-Psr muchos n6ns hs do m aetrir
pardaro de hdoras Dc RaIr inolasa del Or. hcrt
p1rqps - = oesa Ia qs fsngo % elias, n
Ia eouhAnEM Gque parR nj han hschbAafe~ogas rOt h
eTp@nsnoA qus hs iendo OFsrh1ndad - sIirir sobts
Faior nnsTt1 NJ acu4cisses Ns que paso mnshp
tsnT0 f1era DE- rasl N = ooasfsrara an eau
pale nanPs'O e4raa Altar las Pildotaa del D.
Morse.
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VALEN SU PESU In. LIN OKO.
+ con.ervA el mscanisna en- bu.n e-tado

COnseFVa e1 meeanisnasI en- buSn estado
Norman ont., EaeEo lbde 1897
W. IT. CoySToCK, Morristo1n, N.Y.
EstimAdo sr..-sus PlIdoFas Do RalI ladlana DEL lr
hasse pera 81 organEmO 81 msoE ruladng cue pI-
Ia humanlAad. La vida sAieomD un reAo5; nag!
dslioados sus mecsnlsmoS uneparngnla laegpfcA'
cnerpo ezttaho ss adhhrs q 'lA,fSas psqa9ba De
riedRs, onAI el rssutadol-PfAnero soAmsnis %.
pequeha dfArSnna percepsse pero els~ abandopsa
al que Va crecienho 10 obsencann b iuagulAFiIsl
hsOepduss maj granda hRsa que y qua pudo faclms
al empezar ooneIzsa pscestAra sydnees mucho mas ab
euidado para anaxa Asi - u ooustacion kumaal
In pequsho dsssErego abas1oha, ossos - anin-
imPsrcePtblsnente Al phnoplo sosPues rapaez has
QUE 10 QUE ~ pudo IN pnHepfo oorar de nais NJ
pOoe irAbajo, 80 sueVs oasi h,a Para eviAr rat0
sso odo e nnndo que fuIifauan osganismo tornAa
las Pdoras do Morse Ai oonsfSarAs ylgor xiaAitad
Ssh.
II. =. HATWELL-
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lDe venta en- tOdas las BOHcas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
PERSONAL
MENTION

Joe Bailey is in the city from Echo
Ed McCracken is in the city from
Echo.
C. p. Nichols, is in the city from
Hermiston.
II. II. Laughlin is visitor in the
city from Hermiston.
Mrs. NJ. L. Jenkins of Hermiston
Is in the city for a brief visit.
Mrs. Antoine Vey has gone to Echo
to spend several days with friends.
j. b. Taylor, a stockman of Free
water, is in the city on business.
James A. Fee has gone to his ranch
for few days diversion from his le-
gal duties.
]. A. Hubbard of Mckay, is in the
city. Hubbard is the postmaster OF
that place.
Rev. ]. NJ. Cornellson, in charge of
the Presbyterian mission on the res
ervation, has been in the city today.
Walter Walker of Combs Canyon,
is in the city today. He will leave in
the spring for an extended visit in the
east.
Three pieces Of Johnson's orches-
ira went to Umatilla to play for
masquerade ball to be given In that
town this evening.
Mrs. Alma Mcmahon. who has
been in the city for a few days vis-
iting friends has returned to her
home in Portland.
A. b. Ross, clerk Of the Meacham
school district, was in the city yes
terday to consult with County Sup
erintendent Welles.
]. w. Messner, a prominent mining
man of Baker City, Is in the city on
business. He is president of the Wes-
tern Land e. Irrigation Co.
Miss Jesse Gault of Ellensburg,
who has been visiting Mrs. ]. Luhrs
Of Pilot Rock, has been called home
on account of the illness Of her
father.
D. c. Mcintyre has returned from
Nanta. Albert, where he has bought a
half section of land. He will visit in
Athena for a few days and then re-
turn 10 Alberta.
James G. Holsington, Of the va
klma country. is in the city, visiting
his brother, DR.. G. 5. Hoisington, for
a short time. He has been attending
school in Corvallis this winter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
LOCALS


Pasume pictures please all
Best pictures and prizes given at the
Pastime theater.
Best nut coal. Give us a chance
Oregon Lumber Yard.
A warm theater with new and lively
plctures-the Pastime.
For sale-Baled grain hay. In
quire oregon Feed Yard.
oak wood, the heat producer, for
sale at the Oregon Lumber yard.
]. b. HALEY, express. Leave orders
Welch's cigar store: Phone Main ls
..25OO yds. OF very best House Lining
ut &c per yard, at the Wonder store
Get our prices on Cascade fir wood
and slab wood. oregon Lumber
Yard
Gus La Fontaine has just received
a fresh lot OF crawflsh, crab and oys-
ters in the shell at the Quelle.
For sale cheap. two good, delivery
horses. Am going to leave city. APP
ply Powers Dairy or ask the driver.
For rent-32O acres land near
Claresholm, Alberta viii sell stock
and machinery. See G. A. Robbins,
this office.
stray Cow-There came to the E'
p Tullock place six weeks ago,
stray COW. owner can have same by
paying charges.
For Rent-3OO acres of garden, al
falfa and wheat land on Mckay
creek, 3is miles from city. Address
Dan Kemler. Pendleton, ore.
Kennedy's Orchestra will furnish
music for all ovcaslons. Formerly the
Grand theatre orchestra. Address
Lee B. Kennedy, 623 College. phone
Black 1441.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
SCHOOL FAIR.
Big Annual Evcnt at Pendleton Acad-
cmy This Evening.

Right this way to see the living
wonder of the age-caught in the
wllds Of Australia after killing a doz.
en- men-only dime, ten cents" will
be the cry at the Pendleton academy
this evening. The student body is
giving a fair for the benefit of the
athletic association and preparations
are under way for one of the most
successful fairs in the history of the
school.
Booths Of all kinds are to be plac-
ed around the rooms and hall and ali
kinds of things are to be sold, A
candy booth, fish pond, country store,
side shows and booths for all kinds
Of good things to eat will be in evi-
dence. as well as other interesting ar
ticles that are to be sold
This is an annual affair at the aca l.
envy and the proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the athletes this year.
other years the different associations
Of the academy receive the proceeds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
STEEL PRICE CUT,
Price is Reduced -Four Dollars rcr
Ton.

New York, Feb. 19.-Representa-
tives Of the United States steel cor
poration subsidiary concerns are con-
ferring today on the condition of the
steel trade. There will be no state
ment until the close Of the session. It
is learned on good authority that the
course Of the different companies will
be to declare an open market" "
meaning that Independent concerns
will be permitted to DO business at
their individual prices.
A wire from Pittsburg today states
that it is understood that the under
lying companies of the steel corpor-
alton are instructed by eastern head
quarters to get business at any price.
The first open cut in steel prices
since the general reduction last June
was announced today by the Carne-
gle company which has cut steel
bars to S1.2O cents or equivalent to
81 per ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19

daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Blakely, Of Pendleton, Or, Il
visiting in Portland. And, by the
way, besides William Blakely, there
are eight other children living. They
are Mrs. Kate Lewis, Of Portland;
Mrs. George Cooley, Of Brownsville
Or; James Blakely, Jr., OF Wallowa
Or; Henry Blakely, Of Brownsville;
George c. Blakely, of The Dalles
Or; Mrs Margaret Smith, Of Black
foot, Mont; Joe. Blakely, of Pendle-
ton, and Mrs. Sarah Mcfarland, OF
Brownsville. Three children died, one
recently. Furthermore, he has three
great great grandchildren.
Mr.. Blakely was born in Knox
county, Tenn. and came to Oregon
in 1916. The homestead which he
took up at that time he still lives
upon.
During the early days" Mr..
Blakely said. ~ days would be con-
sumed taking our wheat to the Van
couver, Wash, mill without a horse.
bul Ollly Hlduc lHc lIlp Oll lOOl
once. That was when the Indians
stole my only horse and ate it,"
Mr.. Blakely believes he is the old
est pioneer in the state. 'If there
are any Older he declared, 81 have
yet to hear Of them"
Mr.. Blakely is a veteran Of the
Seminole war in Florida and was cap
tain Of a company which fought
against the Indians in the Rogue
river war in the SOS. He was a men,
ber of the oregon legislature in the
70'- and knew personally the first
chief executive of the state.
As to politics, he believes that
there are mighty good men among
the republicans but we don't care to
vote with them"
Mr.. Blakely and his son and
daughter-in-law are at the Calumet
hotel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
Walla Walla.
BISHOP RETURNS FROM
CONSULTATION WITH RELATIVES

Roy Y. Bishop returned this morn
ing from Portland and Salem, where
he had been for the purpose of con-
sulting with his father and brothers
relative to the re-establishment Of
the Pendleton woolen mill. 1t is de-
clared that all arrangements for the
rebuilding of the mill are progressing
satisfactorily though a site for the
plant has not yet been selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
PUT \ MAN IN HER BERTH.
Pullman Company Sued for $4,000
by New Orleans Woman.

New Orleans.-The alleged careless
ness Of a negro porter in putting a
man in the wrong berth of n Sleep
ing car was the basis of a $4,000
suit brought in the Federal Court her
by Mrs. Amelia NJ. Dubourg of this
city against the Pullman company.
Mrs. Dubourg says she was severe
~ injured by the man being thrown"
into her berth.
The occurrence is said to have taxi
en- place on the night of January %,
while she was en- route from Deming,
y. NJ. to New Orleans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
oREGON's OLDEST PIONEER.
Father of Pcndlcton Man is Active at
Nincty-Scvc

The oregon Daily Journal Of yes
tcrday has the following concerning
Captain James Blakely Of Browns
Vile. which is of interest to Pendle-
ton people in as much as he is the
father of two well known citizens of
this city:
Though burdened with the weight
Of 81 years, James Blakely, of
Brownsville, Or
Takes a two mile walk every day.
Eats more than two ordinary men.
Rarely wears glasses.
Walks without a cane, or other
support.
And
Votes, as he has for 75 years, the
straight democratic ticket
Mr.. Blakely, with his son and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19

they could locate their men the affair
was kept quiet until last night
The men came in at different doors.
The masks were simply handkerchiefs
and the pair appeared to have but
one gun. The man who entered the
back door heud a revolver and com.
manded "All hands up The order
was obeyed and the men were gather
ed into a corner.
The other bandit walked behind the
bar, and pulling out a drawer un-
wrapped $24O which the proprietors
kept in a towel He then rifled the
cash register. The victims were bade
good might and the robbers disap-
peared.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
WARNER WILL PROBATED.
Mysterious Document Caused Scnsa-
ton Recently.

ton Recently.
Mrs. Mabel Warmers fourth will
in which she has been named as the
heir of the ]. w. Young estate al
Weston. was admitted to probate in
the county court yesterday. This is
the will which caused such a senta-
ton during the early part of the
month. and which was received by
her through the mail from some un-
known party in Walla Walla.
An administrator was to have been
appointed today but no agreement
could be reached as to whom it would
be- Judge Gllliland wished to APP
point Frank Sailing, but he was OBJ
jected to by Attorney Bailey. who is
Mrs. Warmers lawyer, The matter
so far is still in the air and no de-
cision has been reached. Mr.. Gill;
land would appoint man who
would be uninterested in the case and
named Mr. Sailing, as his father, I. F..
Sailing. was a friend of Mr.. Young
and was named twice in the wills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
BULLS HEAD" FOR 1900.
Scheme of Nevada University Stu.
dents TO Raise Money.

Reno. New. Feb. 19.-In order tc
raise $1,000 that they may secure
$4,000 promised by Clarence Mac
key, the students of the University
of Nevada will give a "bull's head
breakfast at the university on Wash
ington's birthday. The affair has
been taken in hand by number of
Reno citizens who plan to make it
the biggest affair in college annals.
Plates will be laid for 1900 people.
This afternoon the students Dispatch
ed telegram to Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
kay in New York, inviting them to
be present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
BANDITS RAID BUTTE
SALOON; SECURE S2IO

Butte, Mont, Feb. 19,-The most
daring holdup in Butte in years was
pulled off in Moynihan & Hartigan's
saloon, on North Main street, early
Sunday night, when a dozen men
were stuck up" at the point of re-
volver and the house was robbed of
more than S24O in cash. On account
of the belief of the proprietors that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
PENDLETON BOWLERS WON
FROM WALIA WALLA TEAM

At the Estes bowling alley last
evening the Pendleton bowling team
won from their Walla Walla oppon-
ents During the evening the local
players won three straight games and
the standing of the teams for the
various games was as follows:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-19
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