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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
FAMOUS THOMAS PATHFINDER
CAR STOPS IN PENDLETON

Battered and worn, but still in
the game, the famous Thomas Flyer,
winner of the great race around the
world and pathfinder" for the great
ocean to ocean" race, arrived in
Pendleton at 1890 today, several
days behind time. At exactly 2
o'clock the car pulled out for Walla
Walla, where it will spend the night
At the wheel Of the car, which has
travelled over more miles of ordinar-
lily impossible roads than any other
car in the world, was H. ]. Miller of
Buffalo. He is the man who drove
the same car from New York to
Paris thereby winning the worlds
great auto race. By his side sat C.
w. Eaton, also of Buffalo, and also
machinist
In the rear seat was L. w, Redding-
ton, newspaper man, representing
the New York Herald; and J. S NJ.
Ely, a photographer.
The big car was pasted from one
end to the other with stickers bear
ing the names and advertisements of
individuals and firms in many coun-
tries and states and a thousand cit
les. 1t is equipped with extra tires,
block and tackle and all the numerous
articles which are necessities on a
trip of this kind In addition to their
camera the men also carried a S0-30
Winchester, but in all the S6S5.7 miles
the car has travelled since leaving New
York, two coyotes is all the game they
have seen.
No efforts are being put forth to
make fast time. as ii would be inn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
WOULD-BE CUSTER
OF KNOX IN TROUBLE

Columbus, Ind, May 14-Charles
Caldwell the attorney who recently
attempted to oust Secretary Knox
from his office, was arrested today
after being pursued last night by
posse of hundred men, bearing a
rope, headed by two bloodhounds. 1t
is held by the father of Bema Remy,
girl of 16, that he was attempting
to entice her from home. Caldwell
was covered with mud when he was
found in his law office here. 1t is
charged that he wrote letters to the
girl asking her TO leave home with
him.
Caldwell was placed in Jail at Eli
zabethtown at his own request Mrs.
Caldwell has filed a divorce suit, al
leging the sensational charges. Cald-
well first gained notoriety when he
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

possible with the great amount of
weight carried. All kinds of roads
have been encountered Through
Kansas they made as high as 275
miles in a day, while in Wyoming
they made as low as three. or Wyo-
ming roads they have a particularly
choice stock of adjectives for descrip-
ton, but they would not look good
in family newspaper.
But the bad roads were evidently
not all encountered in Wyoming. The
car should have arrived in Pendleton
last night, but they dropped into
mudhole near the summit of the Blue
mountains and were compelled to
spend the night on the floor OF a log
cabin, occupied by woodchopper. 1t
is expected they will have smooth
sailing from here on in to Seattle.
Two Walla Walla cars and one
Pendleton car went to Meacham last
night to meet the tourists. while
twelve Walla Walla autos met the
party at Athena. Another bunch of
autos was picked up at Milton.
This is called the pathfinder car
for the reason that it is marking the
route of the great ocean to ocean
race which is to occur next month.
There are now II cars entered in this
contest which is to extend from New
York to the grounds of the Alaska
Yukon exposition. The race is to
start June /. the day the fair opens.
and the leading cars should reach
Pendleton by June is or 90. II is sup
posed there will be 20 entries by the
time the race starts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
HANGS HIMSELF TO
ESCAPE NIGHT RIDERS

Union City, Pa, May 14.-Mans-
field Harleson member of the grand
jury which indicted a hundred men
accused with being night riders hang
ed himself to a rafter of his barn last
night. The body was found by X.
Carmack, who slept at Harleson's
house at the latter's request to as
sist him in case of attack against the
night riders for whom he had great
fear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
ssssssssssssssss .
SOLDIERS CLASH WITH
MOB AT JAIL.

Dallas Tex, May 14.-A clash
between soldiers and a mob at
Tyler, Texas, is reported here
today. The mob attempted last
night to rescue number of
citizens Jailed at Tyler for al
legged participation In the lynch
ing Of Jim Hargls on May 3.
Troops are guarding the Jail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

at the depot by Mabton business men
in body, the town band furnishing
music. Each Mabtonite was placard-
cd with a sign bearing his name, and
the nature of his business thereby
averting the necessity of Introduction
The Portlanders borrowed placards,
and were photographed with them on
their breasts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

wrote to Washington demanding that
Phiander C. Knox be ousted from his
office as Secretary of State, charging
that he was ineligible because he
voted for increase in salary for secre-
tary of state while he was still sena-
tor. The papers in the custer suit
were returned to Caldwell a few days
ago, because they were improperly
drawn. He has been practicing law
here about a year,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
BANDITS IN
POSTOFF|CE
Enter Bremerton PoStoffiCe,
Blow Open Safe and Make
Their Escape
ONE OF MOST DARING
CRIMES OF NORTHWEST

Safe Crackers Land at Bremerton In
Launch-FOrce Their Way Into
POstoffice-Blow Open Safe and
Take Out Hundreds of Dollars
Worth of Stamps-Thought That
They Also Got Between Two and
Three Hundred Dollars in Money
Mail Sacks Used to Deaden the
Sound of the Explosion-Leavc No
Clews.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
, ,+++++*%*+*#+++ =
WOMAN DIES AS
RESULT OF ROBBERY

= Spokane, May 14.-Miss Ida
: Smith, aged S6, died last night
. at the insane asylum at Medi- :
+ cal lake as the result of insanity :
. caused by an encounter with a
z highwayman on the Bigelow
: gulch road near this city a :
+ month ago. She was a poor
+ farm woman making a living :
+ for her children. After the rob- :
+ bers took her money from her :
+ she became demented and new
+ er recovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
SALMON MONEY TO BE
PUT IN REAL ESTATE

San Francisco, May 14.-Announce-
ment was made today that the r. ID,
Hume company which recently sold
for two million dollars the vast hold
ings in oregon and Washington in
tended to invest heavily in San Fran
cisco real estate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
MORE PROBING
At OLYMPIC
Thought That Governor Hay
Will Call Special Session Of
the Legislature.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
HAS REFUSED TO RESISN

Announces That He VIII Defy Legis-
lative Committee Appointed TO In
vestigate Affairs Of His Office-
Also Announced That Charges VIII
Be Flied Against All Departments
.of State That Have Incurred n De-
ficiency During the Last Biennial
Period-Such a Condition Criminal
Under the Laws.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
DIaz Recclycs minister Rncn,

Mexico City, May 14.-President
Diaz yesterday received in private au.
dience Karl Buenz. the German min
lister, who presented al autograph
letter from the German emperor. In
which it was said that the German
representative here had been raised to
an ambassador.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
Spokane Has New Mayor.

Spokane. Wash, May 1.-THE new
city administration headed by Mayor
n. S. Pratt, democrat, was installed
today. The mayors message empha-
sized the Importance of increasing the
water supply thirty per cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

San Angelo, Tex, May 1.-two
dead, third wounded and the au-
thorities in pursuit of another, are
the results of a pistol fight in the tent
of a wild west show last night. The
shooting followed the performance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
Governor Eats Strawberries.

Salem, May 14.-Governor Ben
son and wife, and Attorney General
Crawford went to Roseburg today to
participate in the strawberry festl-
val there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
PAYNE BILL
REV|SES UP
Hundreds Of Duties Will Be
Higher Than in the OingIey
Schedule.
CULBERSON OF TEXAS
WORKS OUT COMPARISON

Compares in Tabulated Manner
Duties Imposed by Dingley Bill and
That Proposed by Payne Tariff Bill
Shows That Duties VIII BE Higher
on Hundreds of Articles-One Of
the Duties Is Increased 1900 Per
Cent-Many Duties Increased As
Much as Seventy Per Cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
PORTLAND BUSINESS MEN
ARRIVE AT MABTON

Mabton, May 14.-Portland busl-
ness men on their special train ar
rived here this morning and were met
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

WINS DEBATE
Local High School Team Now
Eligible to Compete in Final
Contest at Eugene.
JUDGES GRANT UNANIMOUS
VOTE AGAINST NEWBERG

Victory An Easy One for Local Debat-
ing Team Against Valley Team
PendIeton Team Now Eligible to
Enter Final Debate TO Be Held at
Eugene-Prove to Be Very Clever
and Forcible in Delivery-Present
Their Arguments ON Negative Of
Ship Subsidy Question.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

The senate committee on irrigation
is TO visit Umatilla county next Sep
tember. Such is the announcement
sent out from Washington, the itin-
erary of the proposed tour of the
reclamation projects of the west hav-
ing been fully completed. The COM
mittee will start from Chicago Au-
gust 81.
One entire day, September "a, will
be spent on the Umatilla project. The
party will arrive in Hermiston at 4
o'clock, September 23, and will leave
there the next afternoon at o'clock.
The itinerary as completed is as
follows:
August 81 leave Chicago.
SEPTEMBER, leave st. Paul; 2, ar
rive Glendive; 4. leave Glendive; .,
arrive Billings; 6, arrive Huntley; 6,
leave Huntley; I, arrive Cody. Wyo.;
s, leave Cody; s, arrive Corbett; s,
arrive Powell; 3, leave Powell; 8,
dIIlNG I1tltllds lNs ltdNt Iltltllds w.
arrive Great Falls; II. leave Great
Falls; II, arrive Vaughn; II, leave
Fort Shaw; II, arrive Great Falls;
u, leave Great Falls; IL, spend day
in Mill River valley between Havre
and Dodson Dam; IL, leave Havre;
IS, arrive Browning; IA, inspect st.
Mary lakes and canal; Is, arrive
Kalispell; is; leave Kalispell.
September-16,arrive Spokane 1925
a. m; leave Spokane 7:45 a. M; ar
rive North Yakima, $40 p. m; II,
is, 19, Yakima valley, autos; 20,
leave North Yakima, 1880 a. M; 20
arrive Seattle, $40 a. M; 21, leave
Seattle, $3.50 p. m.
Arrive i'm Oregon.
September 22, arrive Portland Z a.
m; 2S, leave Portland, a. M; 90,
arrive Hermiston, Ore, p. M; "a,
leave Hermiston, p. m.
september-25, arrive Boise; 26,
Nampa (speciaD; 81, leave Nampa;
%, arrive Minidoka 2S, arrive Hey
burn; 2S, arrive Burley; 2S, arrive
Miner; 2S. arrive Twin Falls: 80,
Shoshone Falls; 29. leave Twin Falls;
80, arrive Salt Lake City.
October, leave Salt Lake; 2,
leave Provo; 8, arrive Grand June
ton; 4, leave Grand Junction. arrive
Lajane; 5, arrive Montrose; 6, leave
Montrose; 6. leave Delta; I, arrive
Ogden, arrive Hazen and Fallen: s,
leave Hazen, arrive Reno 9, leave
Reno, arrive Truckee. arrive Tahoe;
10, Lake Tahoe all day; II. leave
Tahoe; II, arrive Sacramento. Party
divides here; one part going north
to Klamath Falls. Schedule attached.
Party No. ..
October IL, 13, in charge Of Senator
Flint and association visiting Orland;
IA. project and Red Blur dam site.
Iron Canyon; Is. leave Sacramento;
Is. arrive San Francisco; 16. leave
san Francisco; Il, arrive Los. Angeles:
Continued on Page Fiye)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
SENATORS WILL
v|S|T PROJECTS
COMMITTEE ON IRRIGATION
COMING HERE NEXT SUMMER

Itinerary Has Been Worked Out
VIII Leave Chicago August IL and
Reach Oregon Late i'm September
An Entire Day, September "a,
VIII Be Set Aside for. Inspection of
the UmatiIla Project-Party Will
Divide Later and Return in Oc-
tober.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
Party No. ..

October 12, 49, in charge OF Senator
Flint and association visiting Orland;
IA. project and Red Blur dam site.
Iron Canyon; Is, leave Sacramento:
Is, arrive San Francisco; 16. leave
san Francisco; L. arrive Los. Angeles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

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@crcinietc Ginger uun Baltimore.

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Mount @erroit. uho 8dIbin9ton.
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oie 3obn eager 'Sopnrb., Die Roger
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9o5 Shlaftcn E Wotnment o1n
Monumcnt . SQuore 5piiden Gem
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tet sur @rinnerunB an Die Shlo6i
pom ~. September 1914.
las Baltimore . Ohio : 8ebIi,oe
an Ser NoromeIt'Gde pom Baltimore.
uno Ghorlesftrabe.
Der Druio'StQ.Ga rt 700 gder
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Ser SuIti5poIait an Galpert..
5apette', ct. Saul. uto 2egington.
StrnBe. foitet S3.00O.000.
SaS EoItomt, GItIid pom Suiti5.
Enlait. mo oas <bbnus. oItlib pom
Toltamt.
GoS nelie Gcb1lloe ser Sparbonf
bon Baltimore an ser Siiooitsgde
pom Baltimore. uuo GbnrlesitrnBe.
Gle Gnoh Erott : Sreiblbliotbef;
oaS GentroIaebGuNc itebt an Der Niils
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einlents an Yreiton- uno Sofiman'
StraBe uno Earf. unb 2inoen.aue.
Gns Geaboop : Saititlt init 9iblio.
tbef. 9ltnitgolerie unS Muiif.Gon.
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ser Greenmolnt Cemetery, 81 gbren
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gum Inoenfen al 5mei Worpianb
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DIN 90. Gr;Pmbcr TIC taft al tofro..
Eas Columbus. Tenfmal bel Der
eemuel Meabp. shutc All Nortb- nmo
Sarforo-auenue.