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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
DEFENSE WOULD SHOW
SCR|BER IS INSANE
TESTIMONY INTRODUCED
TO PROVE CONTENTION
insanity Expert Takes Stand-Scri-
Der Came from Family Which Has
Suffered Mental Disorders-Family
Physician Testifies.

Portland, May 20.-Alienists are on
the stand today in the defense of j.
w. Scriber. the La Grande banker.
charged with shortages. The defense
is trying to prove mental arrangement
caused his actions which are alleged
to have wrecked the Farmers and
Traders bank. Attorney Fulton pro-
pounded a hypothetical question of
several thousand words to DIR. Cusrick.
expert on insanity from Salem. The
effect of the question was that Scriber
is from nervous, lily balanced fam
lily, some OF whom are insane, that
Scriber suffered from the delusion
that the church faction plotted to
wreck his bank and that further grief
on account of the death OF his wife.
unbalanced his mind and that In this
condition he forged 5000 notes. Nc
Court objected on the ground the
question did not contain all the facts
or include the way he concealed the
shortages. 1t is admitted that on the
answer the case may hang, so the
court allowed time TO argue the point.
Dr. Molly. family physician, was the
first witness, and he testified that
Scriber was a victim Of number OF
ills. and intimated Scriber was un-
balanced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
SWARM OF BEES TAKES
POSSESSION Of HOUSE

orderly during the cold weather. In
fact they did not make their presence
known until Tuesday Of this week.
On that day the members of the How
ryshell household noticed that the flue
openings had become penetrated and
that bees were passing to and from
the parlor, one bedroom and the old
chimney. Investigation revealed the
fact that the bees had worked an
opening through the wall paper, thus
securing entrance to the house as well
as to the smokestack.
At this time, according to reports
that seem to be authentic the bees
are in practical possession of the
! Howdyshell parlor and also of one
bedroom. This is nconvenient for
the members of the family and for
two days Mr. Howdyshell has been
busy with various schemes for rid
ding himself of his unwelcome guests.
Up to this time he has not succeeded
and is therefore open to suggestions
as to the best manner of trapping q
swarm Of bees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20

Man may be master over nature in
some instances, but there is a case in
this city wherein man is playing
Second fiddle" The particular rep
resentative of the human race, who
is doing this is H. Howdyshell, the
well known retired farmer, The first
seat in the fguraNve orchestra is ta-
ken by a swarm of bees. Here is the
story as its details have been waited
to the East Oregonian
The Hodwyshell family lives at the
corner OF Mill and Railroad streets.
In the house there is chimney that
has not been used for some years.
Last fall the house was repapered and
when the work was underway the
flue openings into the parlor and into
one bedroom were papered over.
It Is evident that some time last
fall this particular chimney 'looled
good" to a, swarm Of bees for they
selected theNlocation as a good home
for the winter, All of this of course
was unknown to the occupants of
the dwelling. for the bees were very
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
Oklahoma Editors Gather.

Enid, Okla, May 20-Editors of a
large proportion of the 700 newspa-
pers in the new state were present
when the annual session of the State
Press association convened in the
North Oklahoma metropolis today.
For two days the scribes will talk
shop, and the text of most of the pa
pers and speeches will be the applica-
ton Of modern journalistic methods
by the rural newspapers of the state.
Many men who have been connected
with some of the largest papers in
the country have flocked to the new
state to establish journals of their
own and ''grow up with the country"
with the result that Oklahoma papers
as a rule compare more than favor
ably with those of the east and CEN
trail west. The exchange of ideas at
the present convention will doubtless
result in further great Improvement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
MARINES LANDED TO
GUARD AMERICANS
BLUEFTELDS SITUATION
HAS GROWN SERIOUS
Madriz and Estrada Armies Face
Each Other just Outside City
Fearing Harm Paducah Sends Her
Marines to Protect Americans
Machine Gun Mounted.

Bluefields, May 20.-The American
consulate at Bluefields is cordoned
with American marines from the gun
boat Paducah and sailors have mount
ed machine guns which command the
main street anticipating a sacking of
the city by Madriz forces. Three
hundred soldiers were landed by the
Nicaraguan gunboat Venus last night
below the city to reinforce the Mica
raguan troops which are within three
miles of the city.
Scores of Americans have taken
refuge at the consulate fearing Mad
riz' threat to lombard the city will
result in a premeditated attack upon
Americans. The Madriz and Estrada
armies are facing each other outside
the city. The outposts engaged in a
fight last night and about so were
killed before Estrada retreated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
First Day Of CaIedonlan Picnic
at Athena Draws Immense
Crowd.
SECTION OF SEATS FALLS
DURING MORNING PROGRAM
One Hundred People Are Precipitated
to Ground When Seats Give Way,
But No One Is Seriously Injured
Town Is Turned Over to Scots and
Everyone Joins in CelebratiOn-TwO
Nonagenarians Are in Attendance.
(Staff Correspondence.) }


Athena, Ore, May 20.-Athena is in
gala attire today and the holiday spirit
pervades the town. The occasion is
the eleventh grand annual Caledonian
picnic and it has drawn bonny Scotch
men from far and near to partake of
the festivities and to recall once more
the good auld days of the heather and
the heath
Clansmen from the Highlands and
lowlands, far and near" representing
the families of Douglass, Graham,
Macdonald and Cameron, and host
of others are in attendance forgetting
past enmities, border wars and hatreds
due to different fealties in their loyal
ty to the mother country.
But the scotch descendants are not
the only ones who have taken advar-
tage of the occasion for a celebration.
Hundreds of people from all over the
country have poured into the town
by trains, autos and wagons. Pendle-
ton is represented by about hun
dred who went down this morning
The program of the day was start
ed promptly at 10 o'clock when the
multitude had wended its way to the
new city park After an overture by
two bagpipers an address of. well
come was made by Mayor A. B. Nc
Even, who turned the keys over to
the lovers of the plaid
Judge Cameron of Portland, fol-
lowed the mayor with a response on
behalf of the Caledonian society. The
Misses johnson and Best and Messrs.
Smith and Robertson then entertain
ed the throng with a real old fashion
ed Scotch reel, greatly to everyone's
delight.
The annual address was delivered by
Prof w. d. Lyman of Whitman col
lege. He chose for his subject "The
| Spirit of the Northwest" and his treat
ment held the interest of the entire
crowd. John Smith and Jack Robert
son reused the spirits of the crowd
with their Highland fling, and the
two vocal selections MA HART Goes
| Back to Bonny Scotland" by Jack
| Coleman. and "Annie Laurie by Miss
Helen l. Calbreath. were among the
best numbers on the program and
brought forth great applause. The
morning program closed with a bag
pipe selection by Piper John Smith,
| the strains of which seemed to stir
| the blood of the clansmen.
During the course of Prof. Lyman's
address there came near being a panic
when section of the improvised
seats, containing fully 100 people gave
way and fell with a crash to the
| ground 1t was nothing less than a
miracle that the accident was not at
tended by some serious injury, but
as it was, several sustained a good
many bruises and scratches. Among
the latter were Mrs. Sam Osborne and
Mrs. Kyle Long of Pendleton.
one of the unique features of the
great assembly is the presence of two
nonagenarians. both of whom claim
| good old Scotch blood in their veins
These two men are Peter s. Morris
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
VANCOUVER DOES HONOR
TO LATE KING EDWARD

Vancouver, May 20.-This city is in
mourning for King Edward. Business
is suspended. A great public service
is being held this afternoon at recre-
alton park. addressed by w. B. Nc
Innes. All street cars were stopped
for one minute when the services be-
gan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
last CHAPTER OF BALL|NCER
INVESTIGATION BEING WRITTEN

such a grievance against CLAWS.
In cross examination of bennett the
fact was brought out that the interior
department had employed two of its
special agents on detective work"
vice officials with the preparation of
the CLAWS affidavit, and to trade the
motives of other critics of the depart
ment
Newell Is Quoted.
A conversation e. T. Perkins claim
ed to have had in Chicago on October
20 last with F. II. Newell, director Of
the reclamation service, whom, it has
been alleged, Secretary Ballinger in
tended to supplant with r. H. Thorn
son of Seattle, was the most interest
ing feature of Perkins testimony,
Perkins detailed it as follows:
You should not try to 'vindicate
Ballinger in the black tent matter"
Newell said "T want to make Ballin-
ger the goat"
You can't do it," Perkins replied.
Hes too big man."
"Never mind" Newell replied, 81
am going to do 1t any how"
Perkins told Of attending, at the
request of Clifford Pinchot, a confer
ence at the home of former Secretary
Garfield in Westmore, Ohio, on July
1S. He said Pinchot, Garfield and
Thomas r. Shipp of the conservation
society were present at the confer
cnce, the purpose of which was to
insure the retention of Newell in Of
flee. Perkins said he had promised
to work for Newell and had done so
to the extent of inducing a number
OF railroad officials to write to Bal
linger in Newelrs behalf
Attorney Vertrees introduced a
number Of letters and kilograms writ
ten by Shipp and Garfield regarding
trip "our friend (who Perkins said
was Pinchot) was to make to WASH
ington to see Newell.
The evident purpose of the "de-
fense" was to show through the testi-
mony of Perkins and these documents
that the conspiracy which the "de-
fense" charges exists against Bal
linger. had its beginning at the home
of Garfield and that Pinchot came in
Washington to try to induce Newell
and other subordinates of Ballinger to
participate in 1t.
Perkins contradicted much of the
testimony of Director Newell and
Chief Engineer Davis of the reclama-
ton service as to the "black tent
lectures. He said he himself had in
itiated the idea of giving stereoptican
lectures throughout the middle west
to encourage people to settle on re-
claimed land.
He said all the western trunk line
railroads, excepting the Great North
ern had contributed to the fund for
carrying on these lectures, and Presi.
dent Hill of the Great Northern has
not complained his road was discrim-
mated against in these lectures. As
a matter of fact, Perkins said, most OF
the projects advertised in the lecture:
were accessible exclusively by the
Great Northern.
The committe adjourned until mex
Friday after adopting a resolution al.
lowing each side five hours Friday and
Saturday nights to sum up their cases
Brandeis and Pepper will probably di-
vide the time in argument, but Ver-
trees will talk alone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
COURT MARTIAL FOR MAN
WHO HIT WRONG TARGET

Port ownsend. May 20.-The court
martial of First Lieutenant r. F. An
derson of the 149th coast artillery,
will be held soon. Anderson was in
charge of the mortar battery which
fired the shot which struck the quar-
termaster's steamer, Major Evans, re-
Gently while towing a target at prac-
tice. Anderson has been under ar
rest since at Fort Worden.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
HYDE's ATTORNEYS FILE
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL

Kansas City, May 20-Dr. Hyde's
attorneys filed a motion for a new
trial today. They allege the judge
showed prejudice and also that COM
petent testimony for the defense was
not allowed to be introduced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
REMAINS Of DEAD MONARCH
CONSIGNED To SEPULCHRE
PINCHOT WILL WRITE A
BOOK ABOUT HIMSELF

New York, May 20.-Gifford Pin
chot, former chief forester is writing
a book to be published shortly, rel
ating his experiences in the conserva-
ton fight which resulted in his dis
missal Pinchot will defend his ac-
tions, saying the special interests were
so entrenched as to know what to ex-
pect from their enemies. He will ad-
vocate that these enemies shift their
ground and adopt tactics the inter-
ests are unprepared for.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
To Hang Negro Brute.

Atlanta. Ga. May 20.-Howard
Harris. negro, who confessed to as
saulting a young white woman, a
bride of six months. at Thomasville
is under sentence to be hanged to-
day. At the trial last month a mob
attempted to capture the negro and
two men were fatally wounded by the
troops.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
Cuban HOLIDAY,

Havana, Cuba, May 20.-The eighth
anniversary of the inauguration of the
republic of Cuba was generally cele-
brated throughout the island today.
1t was on May 90 1902, that the
transfer of sovereignty from Maj
Gen Wood, representing the United
States. to Gen. Palma, the first presi-
dent of the new republic. took place
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
rTAH ROBBERS LOCKED
CASHIER IN Vault

} Salt Lake. May 20.-Cashier
} Ellison of the First National
} bank of Layton, 90 miles north
of here was early today compell-
ed by two unmasked robbers to
leave his bed and accompany
them to the bank and open the
) vaults. They did not get any
} thing as the cashier could not
open the inner safe containing
thousands. They escaped after
) locking him in the vault where
} he was found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
BALLOON is RACING FOR
LONG DISTANCE CUP

Milwaukee, Wis. May 20-The bal
loon Centennial" carrying Capt. H.
e. Honeywell and W. F. Assman, en-
deavoring to win the Lahm long dis
tance cup passed out over Lake Mich
igan today. Honeywell dropped a note
saying all was well, and that they in
tended to cross the lake into Canada
They assembled from st. Louis yester-
day afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
STEAMER Is A TOTAL
WRECK OFF NEWPORT

} Newport, Ore, May 20.-Cap-
B tain Peterson and Chief Engi-
D neer Hastrof leave tomorrow for
D San Francisco for the purpose
, of reporting to the owners OF
. the burned steamer that is on
. the rocks north of this city.
D The crew is to be taken to Port
= land. The coroner's jury ver-
. dict is that the cook. whose
. name is unknown, died from ex-
. posure. The vessel is a total
= loss and is going to pieces on the
= reef.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
More Earthauakes.

Cleveland. May 20.-Four earth
quake shocks were registered this
morning by local seismograph. They
are believed to have occurred some
where on the Pacific coast.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20
Commercial Law

New Orleans, May IA program
dealing largely with commercial law
and collections occupied today the at
tention of the National Association of
Creditmen's annual convention here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-20

Yerkes Observatory, Williams Bay.
Wis, May 20.-Following closely upon
the wholly unexpected astronomical
condition that prevailed early yester-
day morning when the tail of Halley's
comet was plainly seen in the east
astronomers at the Yerkes observatory
yesterday were further bewildered by
startling apparation across the face
of the sun at noon time.
A broad spectrum of light extend
ing across and a considerable distance
to each side of the sun challenged the
attention of vlgilant observers in no
uncertain fashion.
For the second time in a dozen
years the little band of scientists was
aroused to excitement.
Professor f. B. Frost who first
sighted the phenomenon said he had
never witnessed its. like. Hoping to
secure an accurate check on the
strange spectrum, Professor Frost at
once telephoned to observers within
a radius of 100 miles calling attention
to the popularity. The apparition
continued for less than half an hour.