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Williams news., 1910-07-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL

l AodAOo boAlOI 6ulI5 O Iu Farrer's.
 Dr. Townsville has added greatly to the appearance of his residence this week by having it repainted. Twenty-six hundred votes were cast for the socialist tickets in Ari zona at the last territorial election. Horace Bradford, formerly clerk at the Grand Canyon hotel, has gone to Los Angeles, to accept a position in the Van Nuys hotel. ] Shoes and Slippers, all sizes, at lowest prices. Racket Store. It is estimated that in Cochise county alone 2OOO head of cattle have died on the open range during the past four months. The board of supervisors has de- cided to refund about $500 road tax illegally collected Tn Gila county from the residents of incorporated towns. >s
 At an enthusiastic meeting of the charter members, the local nest of the Order of Owls was form ally organized at Douglas with 15O members.
 Underwear for the whole family, Racket Store.
 James K. Metcalf. discoverer of the copper mines at Metcalf, Ariz died at his home near Silver City, N. M., on tEe fifth of this month. He is survived by four sons and a daughter.
 The carload shipping season for cantaloupes from Imperial valley to the east has about come to an end. Tn all some fourteen hundred cars have gone through Yuma on their way.
 According to reports from Here. ford, the Greene Cattle company during the past three months has skinned more than 700 head of cat tie which have died on the ranges from lack of feed and water. For a hobby suit go to M. P. Farrer: SIS up.
 Representatives of the conductors and trainmen of all southeastern railroads, who are demanding in creased wages and better working conditions. declare that they expect l to call strike which will involve 5O,OOO men.
 At the present time there are confined in the county jail at Tomb stone thirty-nine prisoners. Of this number nine are held to await the action of the next grand jury on various felony charges. Most of these come from Bisbee and Doug las.
 The will of William T. Brown of Los Angeles, who died in Mime sota on July 5, was filed for pro- bate July 15. One bequest consists of the proceeds of seven city lots of Prescott, Arizona, will be devoted to the benefit of the poor and in- firm of that city.
 The latest spring styles have arrived for Ladies' and Men. East ern Prices. At M. P. Farrer's.
 It was definitely decided at the meeting of the Hotel Adams stock holders held Friday afternoon in Phoenix that the hotel would be built, although the subscription list is still about $10,000 shy. Mir. Adams will leave shortly for Los Angeles to consult with coast archi tects. It is thought that active construction work cannot be com menced under two months.
 Sheriff Smith at Prescott has be. gun preparations for the execution of Frank Spence. which is set for August 5. The place at which Spence will expitate his crime for the murder of Edgar Sullivan, nearly two years ago, near Prescott has been decided upon as the main
Williams news., 1910-07-23
The New Train Schedule
WEST-BOUND
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

Following is the present schedule of passenger trains on the main line
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
This incentive for early and is for business
this week only This offer has bearing the Grand Prize

florence v. Wilson (Wm W. :. 1870
Hester L. Wheder (John L.) :. 1,4OO
Marionn Hodge (Milo) ........ 1850
Donald j.. Morey (William) go. 1850
Ernest Griffith (Edward) ...... 1,120
William McFarlin Harry ...-.. 1910
Mary Il. Carl (ErnesD ......... 1880
Katherine l.. Davis (Barney) =. LILO
Albert l.. Spring (H. L. ..... 1.O7O
Virgil Il. Picket (william) ...... 172O
Doris l.. England (Richard) .... 11OO
Mark Wilson (B. Ed =. 600
Mary c. Mills CT. J) ....... 1000
Dorothy l.. Rogan (Wm J.) .... 1900
Regina NJ. Hughes (T. H. .... 1910
Leanor Greenland (Tho.) ...... 1,220
Helen M. Baldauf (Chris.) go. 1,25O
Delta Crissinger CH. W.) go. 1850
Earl p. Williams &c. P.)...... 1000
Richard s. ZachmaD (Cicero) :. 1,41O
Ardell NJ. Bohier Geo. c.. -. 1000
Robert O'Connor IL. J.) ...... 1880
Ethelia Cook U1rwin) ....,.,... 1,24O
Francis l.. Wilson (Willlam) -. 1000
William j. Joliff. (Clyde b. 80. 1870
Charles E. DEWITT (Harvey) 1000
Robt f. b. Enders (Carl Ed 1000
William G.. Shaw (Harry G.) =. 1,l60
Freda N. Shupp (Arthur b. go. 1870
Alice Il. Mealey (Harry1 -. 1000
Joseph Heston (James E.)... 1000
Virginia II. Baird Cd. J) So. 1880
Elizabeth Riker (Chas) 80. 1000
Grave v. Adams (Chas. R.) =. 1,410
Ronald NJ. Wright Games E.). 1000
Richard p. Couts (Harold) 80. 1890
Edna NJ. Abbott CArthur M. 1000
Lucilla NJ. Allen q. W.) ...... 1850
Edwin Arthur (J. I'D ....... 1000
Arthur w. Ash (Lue) ........ 1000
Herbert A. Augenstein E. ND LAO
James r. Brinson Crank. 49,. 1000
Geneve Broham &c. M ..,... 1890
Henry ]. Burrey (William) 80. 1.4OO.
Bernard Baum (Fred Ed 49,. 1000
Mable l.. Stevens (DanieD .... 1,22O
Ruth A. zeigler (John) ...... 100
Francis IL. Layton (F. 81 -. lilo
Donald w. Phelps (W P.) 80. 1.l6O
Mary Il. Lindsay &c. H,) ...... 1.400
Elmer S. Hoffman (Harry) -. 1000
John e. McWherter (Albert F.) 1000
James r. Dixon (Nelson -. lilo
Karl f. Krautter (John d. go. 1910
Diva M. Galleher (Roscoe) So. 1000
Opal c. Deringer Crank D.. f. 1000
Mary M. Ackerman (Chss P.) 2.1lO
Geo. Il. Watson Geo. HID 80. 1910
Donald II. Reif (Henry F.) >. 1910
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22

Duane S. Church &C. F.) =. :. 1850
Hazel NJ. Coleman CChas. E.) 1870
Jean b. Piatt (Rev. Byron) .. 1000
Francis Il. Bader Q'rancls) =. =. 1910
Harold E Wilson (John) ..... 1900
Melville L. Hord Oscar J.) ....1, 200
Harry p. Brady III. P.) ...... 1880
Roma C. Hobson (Rev. John =. lao
Walter T.. Allison John B) =. 1,16O
William .. Slack (Wm.) ...... 1900
Verna Plotner Geo. Ed ...... 1.2l0
Ernest w. Peterson (Wm) =. 1.45O
Thos. T.. Biocksom (SamueD :. 1,1OO
Bernard Brown CA. c. ..... 1000
Geneve IL. Carey (H. G.) go. 1910
Estela II. Caster (M. 81 .... 1,l5O
Mary C. Chapman (R. Ed .... 1850
Helen f. Cochrel &c. W. .... LILO
Thelma Caskey (AlberO ........ 1850
Ruth A. Clark (Thos) ....... 1000
Newton D. Cunningham CT. M 1910
Baby Cook (EarD .............. 1,19O
Raymond b. Cole Is. Ed ....1,23O
Margaret Cusic (John) .,...... 100
Merrett Y. Cobb Jr. (M.) 80. 1,27O
Geo. II. Curfus (John) ........ 1,16O
Mildred Carey &C. ID ....... 1,l9O
Minnie Coffy (Geo.) :.......:... T,13U-
ollie Crisys (V. A.) .......... 1000
Herel T.. Craner Drank F. =. 1,1S0
Clifford Z. Campbell (E. So :. 1,27O
Clarice Cochran &C. L.) ...... 1000
. James ID. Creekbaum (Henry
ID /
Robert E. Conley (Chas.) .... 1880
Ellen Il. Creasap q. W) -. 1000
Edwag Dripps (Walter)> ........ l,19O
Edgar DeWolf (DeLoss) ...... l,2lO
Ruth A. Drollinger Gewis) -. 1000
Catherine McPeek (H. b. 80. 1920
Margaret u. Haberman (P. J.) 1870
Willard Glen Lafland (Wil-
laro) ''.''''...'''''.'.'''. 1870
Paul Frye (Raymond) ........ 1920
Desda M. Winters (Henry) 80. 1880
Elizabeth l.. Pace &C. F.) go. 2,6lO
Cleo Gamble Is. ED .......... 1900
Ethel Lowery (ClinD ...,..... 1870
Lorana Zuck (T. F) ...... 1870
Mary T.. Cook (Homer) ...... 1870
Mary /. Wilson (Mr.) ....... 1000
Carman owen Frank) .......... 1,1SO
Ruth Vestal (John) ........ 1850
c.. jolly (W. W. ...."...... 1890
Ruth /. Gelbaugh q. Ed :. 1870
James w. Smith G. P.) ...., 1910
Dwight Foreman Up. F.) ...... 1910
Ruth Jacoby &c. Id .......... 1,12O
Lillian DIETRICH (Fred) ........ 1,l5O
Sheldon 3. Emery (Chas.) ...... 1850
Mary Hughes FranlD ......... 1850
Baby Huber (F. A) ........ 09O
Baby Allen (F. R.) .........,.. 1,1S0
Baby Cass (H Ed ......"...... 1,120
Baby crowmer q. ED ....... .1asa
Baby Jacoby IN. J. .,........ 1920
Jno. Evans (Dan) .......... 1.1S0
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22

Wilford Jerew (Chard) ...... 1870
Marjorie Porter. (Arthur) ....... 1900
Opal Somerlott. (Clarence) ...... 1,100
Melvin Conwell (Fay) ...... 1870
Gladys Delong( James) ...... 1000
William Boxwell (RoberD :. 1910
Edward Campbell (William) .. 1870
Gladys johnson (Hiram) 49,. 1850
Chariotta Littreii. (James) ...... 1.150
Fred Fletcher. (Dave) $3.50. LOCO
Gladys williams (William :. 1.1S0
Dallas Gilbert. (Milford) ..... 1000
Helen somerlott, (CeiD ...... 1910
Mary Ritzler (Charles) ...... 1,4OO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
District No. l
City OF Marion

The fathers name follows the
baby and is in brackets }. Votes
are counted each evening at o'clock
for the following days paper.
Anymore p. Phelps DanieD :. 1890
Dorothoa Hsvha.is" "tC T) ;. 1000
.Ance Throckmorton (EuJ :. 1000
Mary A. Ryan (Thom) 80. 1,270
Thema Harden (Nelson) 49,. 1.16O
Blanche Il. Hook CID .......... 112O
Merle Morrison (Fred H) :. 1850
Alice l.. Himmeger ....,.... 1880
Katherine Julian (James) :. 1870
Ruby Kaufman (Rose) 49,. 1870
Ida r. Harris (Chas.) ...... 40
Rhea NJ. Haruff (Simon) go. 1,490
Ruthilla NJ. Schrock, Cray o. 1850
Clara H. Gillian, CA. M =. 1910
Carl r. Venard. &c. L) 80. 1870
Niola r. AshIeld CIV. W) -. 1,12O
Margaret E. James &C. IT, :. 1880
Wilma c. Allen, Crank M =. Ito
Dana b. McCroskey, Mrs. E. 2,01O
Helen M. Dwyer (H.) ........ 1.130
Merle Mitchell (Edward) ..... 1870
Lowell Messenger. (Newton) >. 1000
Elizabeth Schuler, (Henry) :. 1870
Lester Hill (George) 1,15O
Hazel M. Shidler (Frank) 80. 1,42O
Harriet X. May OIarry H) -. 1,O4O
Regina NJ. Jones (M) ........ 1,160
Ida Abey (John) ......... 1890
Robert Gibson (Clyde) ...... 1850
william White GA. d. -. 1,16O
Frederick Crafts (Fred J.) :. 1910
Olive M. Upton, (Fred) ...... 1000
Geo. w. Steinman (Owen) -. / 44O
Earl II. Thatcher (B. H.).. :. 1850
Delbert w. Smith. Frank d. :. 1860
Nellie p. Strand, Grand d. 1,17O
Alan ID. Christ, (Oscar) ...... LILO
Mary "A. Miller, (Wiliam J.) :. 1000
Martha NJ. Waggoner (Henry) 1910
Richard r.. Parish (Elmer Ed 1920
Ethel Lowry (James c. -. 1.610
Opal !. McGraw (William) :. lilo
Richard Tuttle 60. L,) ...... 1860
RolIie e. Mcintyre co. H. 80. 1910
Verna M. Dorfe &c. CD -. 1890
Willis III. Nye &c. d. ........ 1190
Frank Sykes (EarD ...... 1,41O
Lavina ]. Schaffer (Eliza) :. LOO
Margaret Roberts (George) :. 1.150
Nellie NJ. Clayton (Gilbert) :. 1,42O
william II. Rapp 20. 81 80. 1850
Dallas III. johnson (Wm. H.).. 1880
Ethel q. Hood CB. F.) ........ 1,070
Emerson sR. Pace (H. F) -. 1880
Dorothy Ohls (Elmer J.) ..... 1,120
John e. Merkle (Albert J.) :. 1890
Lawrence @. Forrey CIR. Id >. 1000
Thimas Thatcher( James F.l LILO
John II. Hogan Cd JD ....f160
Ester ID. Reissinger ...,..... lilo
Mildred j. James (Edward) :. 1000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
LAR6E.

Lee Terry (Floyd) .......... 1910
Franklin Hensel Carey ..... 1890
Margaret w. iHumes (BurD .... 1.4Oo
Geo. II. Clark &C. CO. ...... 1880
Kenneth Collins IL. M 49,. 1880
Dorothy II. Clark DAVID ...... 1,lsO
Ray o. Bowersox t(Jas H. :. 1,040
Gerald E. Bell (Chas.) ...r,.. 1,47O
Runk A. Mulvain ~. o.) 49,. $500
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
Caledonia.

Mary Gruber (T. A. ....."..s 1870
Evelyn Underwood (H. M :. 13O
Heena Maryl Hart, III. M >. 1900
Louella NJ. Pommert. (Charlesi =. 1000
Wanda Geddis III. NJ )....... 1,100
Mary Neal, (M. w ......... 1,ls0
Elizabeth Harrison .(John d. 1.l60
Kennetha Foosc. (CarroD 1000
Russell Price (RoberD $3.50. 200
Robert Hart (W. 3D. ......... 1850
Edward Thompson, &c. F).. LILO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
Niartd

Harold Leisure (John) ....... 22O
Margerie Rutherford (WilD :. LILO
Elizabeth crissingcr (Thad) :. 1900
Beetha Laippiy. (John) ...... 1890
Olive Keyer (Jacob) .....r..... 1880
Luceal Crock (CharleO ...... 1.3iO
Donald Mathews ODD .......... LILO
Mary stinhelfer. (Daniel) 80. 1000
Floyd jackson (Alva) ....... 1,1s0
Wesley Sharrock. (John) go. 1.300
Iven Warrick (Jack) .......... 1859
Gwendolyn Auld (Ailie) ...... 1.21O
Ralph Rorach (fIimor) ...... lilo
Paul Rorach, fcnarIey) ...... ! 900
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
AiEEKER.

Ralph e. Emmons q. Ed ...... 1.1So
Harker Thomas &c. E).. =. 1850
Ralph Mishlor III. M ........ 1900
carelton virden &C. H.) .l,210
lsta Putfer Joe) ..,..,......... l.iOO
Josephine TORY Harry ........ 1880
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22

The fathers name follows the
baby and is in brackets }. Votes
are counted each evening at o'clock
for the following days paper.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
Greencanp

clifford Ward (Martin) ...... 100
villa Taylor, (Noah) ........ 1900
Doris Frinefrock (Dr. James, 1890
Katherine Anderson, (ErnesD 1.100
Levann Bricker. (Walter) 80. 1850
Martin Bricker (Frank) ...... 1.15O
Helen Hedges. (Ray) ........ 1.120
Harold Augustine (Ray) ...,. 1890
Jennie McNeal (CarD ........ 1850
Mildred Slack (Jerry) ....... 1900
,ss,harles Porter (Malcolm) 80. 1.19O
Dorthy Court. (William) -. 210
Lawrence Detwiller. (John) 80. 1.090
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
Waldo


Goldle Stiffler (BarD .......... 1850
Ruth Harmon IL. H.) ...... 1000
Erma 1. Lowry. (Roy) .......-.. 1000
Sylvaster Dalk, (M.) ........ 1000
Doris Penry (John) ............ 1,720
George johnson Ca Ed $50. 1000
Jay Merchant John RI -. 1.020
Virginia Clere, Grew. A. J.) -. 1.isO
Elizabeth Wottring. CDR. T.. Ed 1000
James ~ Lauer Cd. P.) ...... 1000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
Kirkpatrick

Janis Rowe &c. P) ........ 1925
Lawrence Miller (John) ...... 1870
Rose Rowe. (Oran) .............. 1850
Lucille Neal 90. Ed .!...... 1880
Alice Beers (wilber) .......... 1,12O
Catherine Tobias ID. Al 80. 1910
Gladys M. Kennedy (Eddie) :. 1910
Iona Beers kHerberD ...... 1910
Lottie Dawson (Wm) ....H. 1,1s0
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
1ited with the Largest Number o1
Effective for

Homer Kile. (Bradford) ...... 1910
Charley Trofp. (John) ...... 1000
Loal Boldinger (Henry) -. LILO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
District No. 2.
Marion II. Il. ID.

Marion II. Cole Harry -. 1,410
Henry w. Miller, &C. L.) -. 1160
Edith NJ Keener (Simom 80. 1 2sO
Floyd o. IangDorn &C. w.) :. 1890
Edith II. Goldsberry (Mrs
Nary 1870
Robt.W. Klingel (Wm.) ..... 1,540
Rozella Lii. (J. H.) ....... 1880
Maggie M. Aronhait q. c. :. 1,12O
Orville Bayliss (T.) ......... 1,470
Dana M. Harmon (R.F).... 1.340
Wilford III. McElhaney (Oscar) 1910
Marion ID. Shuster (Chester :. 1850
Geo. A. English (John) 80. 1850
Lorine j. Hecker (A) t...... 1880
Wilbur M. Brooks, (Ray) -. 1.410
Laura Mounnett q. E.) ..... lilo
Clara Myres (Chas.) ...... 1.190
Ralph l.. Himenan (Chas.) :. 1000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-22
Moral.

Lenole Martin (H. Al ...... 1.130
Alice Brady g. P) ...... 1910
Bernice Cochran (Thomas) ;. 1.150
Gertrude DeRoche (H. Al :. 1000
Opal Burley (John) ........ 1900
Cathrne Mccarley (John) -. 1910
Gertrude Parker (PearD go. 1000
Lawrence Postal &C. H.) 80. 1880
Cloice Messenger (Harry) -. 1900
clifford Strufter &C. Ed ...... 1850
Paul Cline &C. c. ........... 13O
Mildred Harron (Eugene) -. lilo
Alice Warner (Marion) ...... 1000
Crystal Conley (Asa) ........ 1,240
Maybelle Richards Harry >. 1,l20
Lewis Fulton (William) 80. 1000
Wilbur Giles (Edward) ...... 1880
Helen Harvey (L HI ...... 090
Blanche Ferbuson &C. WI :. 1000
Ralph Jolley (Geo) ........ 1.470
Wilbur Sandridge &C. M :. 1,150
Paul Butcher (J. Al ........ 1890
Hazel M. Brooks (Fred) -. 1,240
Clarls L. Hickman (R.) ...... 1,790
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-19
PENDLETON BOY GOES
TO LOUISVILLE TEAM

Aberdeen, Wash, Aug. 19.-Al
Dean, the well known Aberdeen ball
player, brother of Chief of Police
George Dean, who has been holding
down right field for the Clinton, ILL.,,
team Of the Illinois Missouri league
this season. has been sold by Clinton
to the Louisville team of the Ameri-
can association and will be with the
big game next year. Dean, who was
born in Pendleton. Or, had his first
professional experience with a team
at Pendleton. From Pendleton he
went to Salt Lake and from Salt Lake
to Peoria, where he played under the
management OF Clarence Rowlands in
the Three league. From Peoria he
went to Clinton, with which team he
has played this season. The news of
his sale to Louisville, which will place
him in the high class list, will be
pleasing news to his many friends on
Grays Harbor. Dean started in as an
infielder, but has nearly always held
the right field place in teams with
which he has signed,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-19
Pacific Coast Golf.

San Francisco, Aug 19.-Play COM
mences today in the annual fall golf
tournament at Del Monte, and will
continue to the last day of the month.
All of the leading golf clubs Of both
northern and southern California are
represented. The program for to-
day includes mems qualifying rounds
over thirty-six holes, medal play.
During the tournament, besides the
mems open championship of the Pa
cific coast there will be scratch match
play competitions for the Del Monte
championships for men and women;
handicap match play tournament for
the Del Monte cups for men and wo-
men; trophies for lowest scores in the
qualifying rounds ;also mixed four
somes, consolation handcaps for men
and women, a team match between
northern and southern California, and
other events.
The Del Monte cup tournaments
will continue until next Friday, and
on the following day the tenth annu-
al match for the championship
of the Pacific coast will begin, and
continue to Aug. 2S, the mems open
championship Of the Pacific coast will
be decided over thirty-six holes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-19
POPULAR SHOW COMING.
Richard & Pringle's Georgia Minstrels
Will ShOM Here.


"One swallow does not make sum-
mer," neither does one comedian
make minstrel show.
Managers of the old school used to
contend that one real actor and fif-
teen or sixteen "sticks" and a band
of ten pieces Git was often eight) was
sufficient for a minstrel show, and
that the public would accept them.
History proves the truth Of their con-
tention, for the public did accept such
organizations: whether or not the
public were satisfied is question
open to argument.
But there have been changes in
the last few years. The day of the
one-man show is over. The public
demands a company Of uniform excel
lence.
Mistakes are to the wise man but
stepping stones to success. The man.
agement Of Richards & Pringle's Fa-
nous Georgia Minstrels were the first
to realize that If minstrelsy was to
thrive and flourish radical and i'm
portant changes were necessary. SUCH
changes called for the outlay OF
considerable fortune, but time and
results have testified to the truth OF
their conviction. This company
stands today the acknowledged lead
ers in this branch of the amusement
! business, and no we'll informed stu
dent of the stage will challenge thii
statement. They travel in their own
palace cars and number 40 people
Twelve comedians of real reputation
vie with each other in the fun making
There are 20 trained singers. dou'
BILE sextette of nimble dancers, sever
big vaudeville acts and band OF 2'
pieces, that is the best ever.
The date of this company's appear
ance at the Oregon theater is Tues
day, August 23.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-19
SEATTLE DELEGATION TO
FOSTER TRADE IN CHINA

Seattle, Wash.-President j. d.
Lowman, of the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce, has selected Jacob Furth
E. F. Blaine and William Piggott as
the three delegates OF the local cham
ber who will be guests of the Asso-
citation Chambers of Commerce of the
Chinese Empire on the trip through
China to be taken by delegates from
the Associated Chambers of Com
merce of the Pacific coast. The fl
nancial interests OF Seattle will be
ably represented oy Mr., Furth; the
professional interests will be cared
for by Mr.. Blaine, and the manufac-
turing industries will be taken up by
Mr.. Piggott. The three men were se-
lected by President Lowman because
of their fitness to promote the COM
mercial relations of the Pacific coast
with China. The representatives of
the various coast chambers will sail
from San Francisco on August 23 on
the steamship Korea. At Honolulu,
delegation of business men from
that city will join the party.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-19
APPROPRIATION FOR
SURVEYING OF LANDS

Congressman w. r. Ellis has been
notified by the bureau of surveys that
the department has $4,000 to be ex-
pended in this state during the next
few months. This money will be used
in putting unsurveyed land in posi-
tion to be placed upon the market.
While the greater part of this s4O,-
900 will probably be expended in Har-
ney county, some of it Will be spent
in Umatilla and the other counties of
the state. The Umatilla land which
will probably be surveyed is located
near Juniper station along the Column
bia river.
The work will be let out to sur
veyors in the different parts of the
state and any competent man may put
in bid for the work.
The chief of the bureau is now in
Oregon, looking over the territory to
be surveyed and it is supposed that
the work will be undertaken within
the next few weeks so that as much
OF it as possible may be completed be-
fore the fall rains set in.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-19
DR.. N. S. KERN FILES
HIS DECLARATION
FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
UMATILLA REPRESENTATIVE
In His Statement, He Pledges Him.
self for Direct Primary and Against
Assembly and Machine Methods of
Politics.

DR.. NJ. S. Kern today filed his de-
claration with the county clerk and
formally announced his candidacy for
the republican nomination for rep
resentative from Umatilla county
That he is opposed to the assembly
and to machine methods in politics is
evident from his statement, which is
as follows:
If am nominated and elected ]
will, during my term of office, faith.
fully and honestly perform the du.
ties of the trust so reposed in me by
the people, and will support such leg
islation as shall be for the interest OF
all the people, and will oppose thai
which is in the interest of privilege
1 will honor and maintain the direc,
primary in spirit and letter.
Print after my name on the nomi.
mating ballot these words, "Direct
Primary Candidate. A government
for the people by the people"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-19
SEARCH FOR DIOGENES ENDS;
HONEST MAN Is FOUND

Diogenes can put away HIS old lam
tern, for an honest man has been
found, says the Portland Telegram.
Every one in Portland will be sur
prised to learn the name of the fellow
for whom the ancient Athenian has
been searching for many centuries.
He is none other than James Harry
Richmond, superintendent of the Nor
rson street bridge.
Several weeks ago one of the bridge
tenders found a handsome black leath-
er handbag near the draw. The bag
was turned over to Mr.. Richmond,
who kept 1t two or three days, think
ing the owner would come along and
inquire for 1t. Nothing doing" So
the bridgeman placed an advertise
ment in the Lost and Found" columns
OF local papers. Still no call. Then
he thought he would open the bag
and see what was in It. He found q
woman's gold watch and $1.9S in coin
a handkerchief and several other small
articles. There was also a receipt Is
sued to Jonas Davis, by the Maccabee
Lodge at Minneapolis, Kah.
| At first Mr.. Richmond thought
some mistake had been MADE regard
ing the state, but upon looking at 9
map of the Sunflower state, he saw
that Minneapolis was the capital OF
ottawa county. He wrote to the lodge
secretary, and in due coure Of time
received a reply, in which the Kansar
stated that Mr.. Davis had moved tc
Oregon, living somewhere near Med.
ford.
"The honest man" at once wrote
to Medford, and received an immedi
ate reply. Mr.. Davis described eacf
article in the handbag, explaining tha
he and his wife had spent the day ir
Portland on their way to Southern
| Oregon and that they did not have
the least idea where the bag had beer
Host.
Today's south-bound mail carried
the things to Mrs. Davis.