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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11

Wheal-Bluestem, siCsMl.05; club
p2e e3e. rod Russian. pllsci Valley
s2ei Fife, 9stDJe; Turkey red, ga6i
p5c. 40 fold. p5c.
barley Feed, te7@e750; brewing
f2l 80 per ton.
ton.
osis.-No. / white, sss5o per ton.
Hay Timothy, Willamette Valley.
tif@lI per ton; Eastern Oregon, sis6r
Svi Alfalfa, sioef "a; clover, ga, cheat
sl1mlf.oo; grain hay, $limi5.
hniter-tity creamery extras. 3Gc ,
fancy outside ercrmery, S06faGe; store.
y nn 2ic per pound lnuitor fat prices
average '-e per pound under regular
butter priees
Eggs Fresh Oregon extras. sstt0l
soc; current receipts ace; Eastern. 500
Sc per dozen.
poultry Hens. f4c; springs. 1ie.
roosters. eMi0e: ducks. i5m fsNe,
geese. ine. turkeys. live. IGiae. dressed
zoe; squads. ti75me per dozen.
Pork Fancy, an0ise per pound
veal Extra, 9ta6Dl04c per pound.
Apples. tlM2.25 per box.
pears slfti.5oi grapes, Soc6tsl.25 per
crate. i2Ae per basket: casahas. si.s5
!" 10 per dozen; ounces. $i6al.e5 per
box; erauberrics. ts.50d9.50 r.r barrel.
persiumons, $50 per box.
foiatoes--oo0 zoe per saeA. sweet
potatoes, ga 2e per pound.
Fegeiablcs-AFtichokes, 75c dozen.
beans i0e per pound: cabbage. A62fo:
eanlificWcr, 1OfG0c per dozen, celery
9o'.. s'e corn. sl1l.25 per sack; horse
raaish, sWloc per dozen. peas. Toe per
Poand; peppers. 5@6c; pumpkins, la
l,sei radishes, lie per dozen; sprouts
se per pound; squash. um1.iO: 4oma.
toes, x5f soc; tnrnips. 75cfisl per sack
carrots. a.; beets. si.25: ratabaeas
sl1o per sack.
Onions-slefl.25 per sack.
hops-i9o9 crop. 23IsMo5e. zoos
crop. Poe; 1907 crop. l2e; 1906 erop. Sc
Wool-Eastern Oregon. I6Ge3e nor
pound; mohair. choice. 2te per noupd
cRttle.-Best steers. 1880 $50. fair
70 good. s3-s5@f; medium. and feeders
s350@3.75; best COWS. s3.25; medium
s3,yV; common to medium, s2.5002.75:
bulls, f2td2-50; stays. S9.5061s Ia,
AIS. wv
Hogs-Best, $7.s5Gs; Medium. A. "a /
OTIS; stockers, 5000.
Sheep-Best wethers. sf.25. fair 20
good, $3-7504; best ewes. 81. 75m4: fair
TO good, s3.5o@5.75; lambs, s5M5.50.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
STORM KEEPS UP
IN COAST STATES
Swollen Streams Are. Causing Much
Damage to Property.
Logging Industry Suffers the Greatest
Loss Booms. Cast. Adrift, Are
Floating Out TO Sea, Menacing
Shipping Rains in South Have
Greatly Delayed Trains.

Portland, Nov. 4.-The Pacific North
west, from the British Columbia line
south to the 5isl1iyou Mountains, and
from the Cascades west to tho ocean,
has been in the grasp of rain storm
for four days.
The prolonged precipitation has ere
ated Hood conditions in many of the
rivers, but the damage so far has been
largely confined to the Jogging indus
try. The Willamette, Columbia, Lewis.
Cowlitz, Chehalis, Washougal, Satsop,
Wynoche, Puyallup, White, Stuck and
other rivers are all at high-water stage
and several of them have overlooked
their banks.
The Chehalis River and its tributar-
les are damned with logs and are car
rying many of them into Grays Har-
Dor and out to sea. The White River,
in King County, Washington, has al.
ready overlooked its banks, and work
men are blasting out driftwood OBJ
struetions in the Puyallup River in the
fear that that stream will overflow the.
lowlands and cause great property dam
age.
The Lewis River, in Southern Wash
lngton, is out of its banks and threat
ems to cut a new channel through val
liable farm lands. One county bridge
has gone out on the Kalama River and
part of the steel work of a new bridge
IN Cowlitz County, Washington, has
been washed out.
In the Siskiyous the heavy rains
nave caused cave-in of tunnel on
the Southern Pacific and all trains from
oan Francisco are from IL to IA hours
late as a result of the necessary trans
fer.
Conditions moderated to a large ex-
tent during the "a hours ending at
clock last night. During that period
.ol inches of rain fell. The wind mod
Grated down to 10 miles an hour at tbe
North Head station. The barometer
was rising rapidly last night and fair
weather is promised for today.
News was received in Portland ves-
terday that 100000 feet of logs and
| ,oo0,000 feet of ties had broken from
the boom sticks in the Lewis River and
were drifting seward in the Columbia
Filots were warned to keep sharp
lookout, and the floating logs are a
serious menace to navigation. With
me slackening of the rainfall the trib-
'taries of the Lower Columbia will be-
sln to subside by tonight. Boats are
working below the mouth of the Cow.
itz picking up the drift.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Mime. Nordica LOSES sui.

cambridge, Mass, Nov. GA do.
e's'on adverse to Madame Lillian Nor.
diea' the opera singer, and several Of
ner sisters and cousins, who ATTEMPTED
TO break the will of their aunt. Mrs
Vannie F. Allen, of Melrose. was hand.
ed down by Judge Rugg in the state sn.
preme court today.
Madame Nordica and the other claim.
ants to Mrs. Allen IS estate alleged that
the testator had promised to divide her
property, valued at 100000. between
them, but that in her will she left !,
for charitable purposes. "
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Republicans Win Bay STATE

Boston, Nov. s-The Ranrh,;.
s arr massachusetts, in state cleo.
non yesterday by the narrowest MARGIN
"a nearly quarter of century. The
party ticket was reelected, but Gov.
ernor Diapers plurality of 60 non y
me last election was cut to 5000 CO.. -
pete returns for governor foI Ho
iD ~, per, Keep, l90,o45; Vahey. Dem
1Si ,ooSi Republican plurality sass
me next legislature win show The ems.
somary Republican majorities in botb
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
MccRED1E is ELECTED.
Clark County Jurist Chosen as Con
gresham In Washington.

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. 3.-With W. W.
McCredie, of Vancouver, Wash, the Re-
publican nominee, leading by substan-
tial majorities throughout the southern
part of the second congressional dis
trict, indications at late hour last
night were that he is elected over Err
nest Lister, Of Tacoma, the Democratic
candidate, by 1000 to 5000 majority,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Francis w. Cushman.
Latest returns from Pierce county,
the home of Mr.. Lister, the most pop
ulcus county in the district, and Re-
publican stronghold, indicate that the
Democrats will carry it by majority
Of 500. Tacoma's majority for Lister
is 500.
To offset this Judge McCredie has
substantial majorities in the other coun-
ties of the district, and it appears that
his election is assured.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
HENEY Is BEATEN.
San Francisco Turns Down Reformer
for District Attorney.

San Francisco, Nov. 3.--After three
years of reform government which
followed the sensational bribery-graft
disclosures in the Ruef -Schmitz union
labor administration of l906-07, partial
returns from yesterdays municipal
election up to midnight indicate that
the city has again chosen a union labor
administration by the election of P.
II. Mccarthy for mayor and Charles
M. tickert for district attorney. OPP
posed to Fickert was Francis j. Heney,
who attained national fame as govern
ment prosecutor in the famous land
fraud cases in Portland, and who for
three years has conducted the dramatic
bribery graft prosecutions in this city,
which have become historic. Mr..
Heney's defeat apparently is decisive,
the vote for him running behind both
Croker and Leland.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
TAMMANY GAINS VICTORY.
Elects Mayor of New York, but Loses
Control Of Funds.

New York, Nov. 3.-Tammany elect.
ed another mayor of Greater New York
yesterday, but lost its grip on city
finances. William J. Gaynor, of Brook.
Ign, swept the five boroughs to victory
as mayor by at least 10000 plurality,
defeating Otto T. Barnard, Republican
Fusion, and William R. Hearst, indie
pendent.
He failed, however, to carry his ticket
with him, and the Republican Fusion
FORCES Will control absolutely the board
OF estimates and apportionment, which
VIII disburse approximately $1,000,000-
900 during the administration. This is
more than a half-defeat for Tammany,
for the control of the board of est
mate was one of the principal issues of
the campaign.
In addition, the Republican Fusionists
elected Charles s. Whitman district at.
torney of New York county. He de-
feated George c. Battle, Democrat, by
at least $4,000 plurality, and John S.
Shea for sheriff over C. D. Sullivan.
Democrat, by approximately 10000.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Wage fight sxpee,.d.

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 9.-Thomas L.
Lewis. president of the United Mine
workers Of America. indicated in an
interview here today that the miners
will make stand for higher wages in
the spring. Mr.. Lewis declared that
work at the mines was improving and
was bound to continue doing so. He
also expressed confidence in his re-
election to the presidency OF the organ
izatiCn, explaining that two locals have
nominated him for every one that
named his opponent. william Green.
Of Ohio.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Hawaii wants 70 Ra wa.

Honolulu, Nov. 6.-Both houses ~
the territorial legislature adopted 70.
day unanimously in the senate. with
only two opponents in the house a
loint resolution voieing an earnest pro.
test against the attempt Of F. J. Wool.
icy a local attorney, and others to Sc
cure a federal enactment extending
prohioition to the Hawaiian islands
Wooliey and his associates, it is 70.
ported, have been carrying on a cam.
paign to this end at Washington and in
other mainland cities for some time
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Treaty Backs Up Cutter.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 4.-Relative to
tne protest made to the state depart
ment OF the United States against the
seallng OF the arms of Canadian sea
otter schooners in Bering Sea last sum-
mer by the revenue cutter Bear. officers
OF the Bear say that the action taken
was strictly according to law. There
Is an International agreement between
the United States and Canada by
winch, for three months of the year. or
while the fur seals are breeding. there
shall be no hunting in Boring Sea north
OF the Both parallel and east of the
lS0th meridian.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Republicans Beat Reform.

Philadelphia, Nov. s.-Philadelnh;o
Yesterday reelected Samuel p Rntan
uistrict attorney, on the Republican
lieket, by a large majority. His onno'
nent was d. Clarence Gibbonv. long r. |.
n ,eauer OF the reform element, and well
Nn9wn oy ms connection with the Law
anu st order society. On the state ticker
eae Republicans elected J. A. Stober
state treasurer; A. E. Sisson. and;tor
&c general, and Robert Moschzisker, iudge
OF the supreme court. Against the Lac
yer, =, Larue Munson, Democrat mada
q SPIRITED campaign, and returns ind.
uate Munson ran ahead of his ticket
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11

Pacific Mail Liner Korea Hangs .up
Wireless Record.

San Francisco, November g. The
wireless record was again broken
by the Pacific Mail liner Korea Tues.
Day night, when message from her
1905 miles distant was clearly received
mere on the summit of Russian Hill.
a message was received last week at
a distance of $500 miles. The latest
message was as follows:
:" November 2, 8 P. NJ, 1905 miles
west OF Honolulu. In touch with Japan
tonight. All well.--Korea.
This message was also caught by the
government wireless plant in Barralon
Islands, 40 miles outside the Golden
Gate.
The distance covered to and from
the Korea is LOO miles farther than
The distance covered by the Marconi
system on the Atlantic, and Marconi
~ said to operate with a so kilowatt
plant. The Korea's plant is a 5 kilo
watt
The message came direct and in un.
mistakable dots and dashes
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
BRIEF NEWS OF
TIE PAST WEEK
gntsresting Events from Outside the
Stats Prsssntsd IN = Manner to
Catch the Eye Of ths Busy Reader
---Maftsrs Of National. Historical
and Commercial importance.

Collector Loeb Of New York will
asbt hard TO retain bis place.
Dr. Cook dares Pcary to submit biz
records TO the Danish authorities.
Tho striking pupils Of the Cleveland
Ohio, high school have all returned.
Sweden Is doing all possible 10 stop
the heavy immigration 10 America.
King Edward VII OF Great Britals
has Just celebrated bis 5sth birthday.
White settlers ia British Columbia
are preparing for an attack from In.
diaas.
Seattle customs officers have seized
qaantiiy Of silk that was belaa
~mngelea In.
choetaw and rhiekasaw Indians have
lost their lands and citizenship because
Of many Irregularities.
Two masked men attempted to hold
ur train Ia tho yarda nj Ogden, but
we're driven of By the train crew.
A cslnsman and white girl In Call.
fofnia have been refused marriage
license and nrc expected to try IN some
other state.
a womae who has just been arrested
at Kansas City Tor marrying q sixth
time without securing divorces from
the others, declares that she has had
sahieient experience in matrimony.
Admiral Chester says Cook did no.
rsach the Pole.
Taft visited many historic places In
South Carolina and Georgia.
II IL said that Mrs. John Jacob Antor
u 70 rscsive $40. 900, 900 Alimony.
Five persons. all railway employees,
we're killed In wreck in New Jersey.
William Robinson. Of Roswell, has
bssn offered the governorship Of New
Mexico.
Tbs New York Central Is carrying
out Harrimsn's policy OF extensive i'm
prosements.
The National Waterways commits
sion will send COMMITTEES 10 report on
the Columbia river.
A New York man N years old has
bssn arrested for appropriating sl3,-
600 TO his own use.
Vatican officials say that there is
ANAL hope Of an American cardinal
being named At this time.
The Dominion government has pro-
nioitsd Japanese fishermen from sein-
ing for herring In Nsnaimo hsrbor.
Rccssvslt's family was thrown into
transformation by rumors that he had
osen killed, but the report proved
groundless.
Both parties in the Nicnraguan war
e'aim advantage.
Chicago smokers are aghting for the
right 10 smoke on ears.
Tart win not appoint a new supreme
judge until Congress meets.
Tho criminal court building In New
York Is In danger Of collapse.
Prince Ito's body was laid In the
tomb with great state ceremony.
A New York merchant accused Of
swindllng customers has been captured
In Berlin.
A lynehing mob threatens negroes at
uassaway, W. Va, and the militia re-
fuses TO shoot.
An unknown steamer a reported on
ths rocks aorth Of the entrance to San
Francisco harbor.
The British house OF commons has
passed tho budget, throwing down the
gauntlet 10 the lords
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11

Albuquerque, N. NJ. Nov. 9.-Wil-
liam Robinson, editor Of the Roswell
Register-Tribune, and well known
author. who was offered the governor
ship Of New Mexico to succeed Cover
nor Curry. whose resignation takes
effect February next. announced today
that he did not feel competent to hold
The position and would decline the
offer. Mr.. Robinson said: III am
newspaper man and would rather work
on newspaper than be PRESIDENT. |"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Bold rhugs Get s1416s

Niagara Falls, Ont, Nov. 5.-William
pobson, cashier of the Canadian Elk.
press company here, was struck down
today IN the company's office at the
"rand Trunk station and a package
containing sl4,l56 was taken. The
robbery was committed in broad day
hight with score Of station employees
within 90 feet of the Office. Dobson
was alone at the time. The two men
entered the Office and one asked il a
trunk had arrived for him. As Dob
son stopped to get his con hand,
book, one Of the men reached over the
counter and hit him behind the ear.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
ooaEA FIGHTS HAND.


RsbsiIIon AgAinst JaPsosss Rule oos'
efead''y Forward.
Kobe, japan. Nov. 9.-Meager new
from Corea IL to the effect that the up.
rising stnrted bv ths natives :. . n~r,.
80 $1,000 =. 1.
.P M
k"soom ~ 'Span, "niie astiys IN
spots, In other places has quisted down
through the efficient service Of tbs
Jsosness soIdisrs
r1s .~,
" ' ~ y mean 'n-s w
japanese censor - busy, Tor u u vol
known that the Koreans, animated BY
equally ~ great love Of country A.
thar invaders v;l1 nevsr rs.;s, 49,.
.-,.. = ~ s 49,
eeisep 70 Dc governed ny ne hated
Japanese until they are completely
brought under subsection.
A correspondent Of the Japsn f,bron-
ILL -~,s. a. -.-.-
(. - 20 .-"'' '"s'.
" 'n7 rs'ofns oesifeu 10 % Drought
about by the stronger nation IL moro
> matter Of misunderstanding than
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Corporations Get Chance

Los Angeles, Nov. 4.-Judge Bord-
well in the superior court today held
to be unconstitutional the California
statute providing that a corporation or
gained outside the state ana having
no articles of Incorporation on file with
the secretary of state of California
could not maintain or defend actions
IN court Judge Bordwell declares the
provision invades natural, fundamental
ana constitutional rights and deprives
corporations of property without com
Pensatlon: The case in point was that
OIL H. +. Green against tie Pacific Coal
company, an Arizona corporation.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Protect Books with nnu

Kansas City, Nov. 6.-ssUse n shot.
gun to protect your books. Mr.. Rich ),
Thus spoke W. G. Buchanan. attorney
for Swift & Co, at todav,s bsar;ng
ocIore the commissioners of Wyandotte
county who were trying to force the
large packing house to produce their
books for taxation purposes. On the
stand yesterday, Mr.. Rich, an emplove
OF the Swift company, refused 10 an.
swer any questions regarding the com.
pany's records. F. @. Fennel general
manager for Armour & Co, knew nj.
most as little about the Armour plant rs
Mr.. Rich knew about the Swift nlant
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
MIne Insneetors Rannsd

Harrisburg. Ps.. Nov. 9.--James T..
koderick, state chief Inspector of
mines. sharply criticized the present
method Of selection Of mine inspectors
IN report ON anthracite coal mining
in Pennsylvania in 1908, which WAS
sent Governor Stewart today. He de-
elares the present system pernicious
and detrimental to the best interests
OF the miners. The chief also urges
more effort TO educate miners. The
production last year was 74,592,21i
net tons against So. 0s6, sl2 tons the
year before.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Students Go on Strike.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 5.-Principal
Charles Lynch of West High School
made a compromise proposition today
to the 4so boys and girls of his school
who are on strike against double SEES.
sions and bad lunches, that he win see
70 providing better meals at noon IL
they will return. He told them he could
do nothing to change the double SEES
sions' The pupils win not consider the
proposal Whom school convened not
more than 100 pupils were in the build.
ing. The other 400 held a meeting and
adopted resolutions to prolone the fight.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Curb Fraternitv Rula

Chicago, Nov. 5.--Fraternity rule OF
social life at Northwestern University
and the expensive drain on students 10
Keep IN the social limelight will be
curoed through joint action Of the uni
NerHty faculty and the fraternity
alumni board. The faculty has been
receiving complaints that the expense
or belonging to fraternities is too high
for the average student and that. nm
less pledged to enc organization of the
Kind, the student is left out of the
social life Of the college.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
ship's STRONG Room I,ooted

New York, Nov. 5.--News leaked ont
late this afternoon that some time last
night robbers aboard the HAMBURG.
American steamer Prince Joachim blew
open the strong room safe, secured $50
700 IN gold and escaped. The police
are guarding the ship and the crew are
under surveillance.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Mount Kenia Is Scaled.

Nairorbi, British East Africa. Nov 4
-: Alden Loring, the naturalist and
MAJOR Edgar A. Mearns, both Of tbe
Roosevelt hunting party. returned h s~e
soua from their expedition to Mount
Una Inc climbers assembled the
Is Soa TO an estimated height of
o'oOV rect, reaching the highest point
- was possible to attain without the
aoa OF aiPenstocks. This was within
'Oo ieet OF the summit. They collected
S !" OF more than 1000 birds and
mammals and made many photoerapbs
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Negroes Retain rr.n..,..

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. s-Tbe nro
posed posed constitutional amendment ais
Iranehising negroes was defeated -.
Yesterdays election, according ~ az az
estimate by Republican State Chat an
hanna The majority against tha
10000. rum oVoo TO
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
Wonder Pound in Wood.

oshkosh, Wis, Nov. 4. Edward
nalcn Barr, the Oshkosh explorer. who
nas just returned from Labrador. re.
ports the discovery in the wiIdeyuass
along the upper reaches of the Caste1
niVer OF huge waterfall which ha
- eonndent viii prove the highest
T TSse f In the Western Hemisphere
me Inc fail is said to be higher than Grand
high. ""''n Is oos feet
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11

Paris Nov. "a special dispatch
from Pekin says that in spite Of official
denial M. Kokovsoif. the Russian min
lster OF finance, who will confer short
y with Japanese representative, M.
kuraehi. director Of the political bu-
rea OF Toxic foreign Office. has arrived
at Dalny.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11

Berlin, Nov. 6.-oficial reports of the
ehoiera cases in Germany shows that
from July 10 until November 3. SO DER.
sons had the disease and l2 of these
aied. Most Of the cases developed in
the vicinity Of the delta of the Vistula
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11

hoscow-Ths Latah County Fruit
Growsrs' association and the Moscow
Packing 4 Cold Storage company, at
recent meeting Of stockholders, paused
resolutions 10 the effect that they will
protect themselves sgasnst fruit tree
swindlsrs and TO this end there Is to he
established fruit tree agency" In
this city.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-11
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO

Weiser--J- 8. Rounds, one OF the
prominent rancheys Of the Long Val
ley section, raised SO acres OF timothy
this year, which he threshed and sold
seed amounting 10 $4,000 pounds.
Twin Falls--What it is said will be
the largest strawberry farm in the
world will be set next year at this
place. Frank Beatty Of Three Rivers,
Mich, has purchased $4,000 worth Of
laEld for this purpose
Wardner-On $4,000, 900 capital stock
the Bunker Hill Sullivan mine has
paid 81 ISL 900 In dividends, return
n 81 per cent. Only one mine in
Idaho has ever done better and that
was the De Lamar, which, on CAPT
.nlizafion Of 500, 900, returned s2,slsr
$50 in dividends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-26

claim of Test and his associates that
they were prepared to go ahead with
the reclamation of the lands, and that
the government should not interfere
at any place where private parties
would reclaim, but should go else
where to spend the public money. The
claim is made, however, that 80 per
cent of the people concerned desire
that the government proceed to re-
claim the land, and that whereas
Test and his associates began to ex-
pend their moneys in surveys and
plans anly a few months ago, the
government has been working or
plans there for several years.
The matter would have been de-
clded some time ago had not Test
and his associates sent request tha'
they be given a hearing.
1t appeared they were not ready
yesterday with their showing. The!
will be heard later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-26

Position wanted by lady steno-
graph and typewriter. References
given. Enquire this office.