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made before the next meeting or the
Grand Lodge, which occurs September u
Supt. Stein. it Is rumored, is TO re-
tire from office to give his personal at
| tention to the conduct of the entertain
ments in the large auditorium. which -
now devoted to moving picture exhioitiohs.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter. NO.
:, will exemplify the Royal Arch degree
Tuesday evening. The usual banquet VIII
follow. -
The chapter has had an exceptionally
brilliant year under High Priest Wiihah
A. Kimmel. Steps have been taken 70
organize an octet from the members OF
the Washington Saengerbund who are
members OF the chapter. The matter
Is in the hands Of David Busch. the cndp-
ter's superintendent Of entertainment
Orient CommaAdery. No. ). announces
the appointment of Joseph \. Dawes as
adjutant OF the commandery. vice Joseph
G. Stelle, appointed inspector general OF
the Grand COmmandery.
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Pursuant to the PRONUNCIATION OF the
proclamation issued by the grand sire,
by Grand Master d. \. Dugan, the joint
committee. composed OF three members
from each of the five Rebekah lodges of
this jurisdiction, met in the blue room.
]. o. .. +. Hall. eth street northwest.
Monday evening for the purpose of maxi
ing suitable arrangements for proper
observance Of the fifty-ninth anniversary
of the founding Of that branch of the
order.
The meeting was called to order. by the
temporary chairman. John ]. Brown. past
grand master. Mrs. Maud White was
elected permanent chairman and Mrs. Y.
Estelle Yoakley WAS elected secretary
treasurer. Ii was unanimously decided TO
hoid the anniversary exercises i'm Odd
Follows Hall. 9TH street northwest. Tues
DAY evening. September ~, instead of
September ~, as originally proposed, in
order 10 enable those who will attend the
session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge at
Atlanta. Ga, during the week commerce
ing September 80 to be present. The
committee adjourned subject to the call
or the chairman
Eastern Lodge. No. {. conferred the
second degree on two candidates We'd
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The coming week will be one of the
on,etes, in Masonic circles for the year.
Six of the twelve lodges calendared TO
meet have called off, as well as all the
ROYAL Arch Chapters. except Mount Ho-
rob No. :. and all of the Scottish Rite
bodies. Neither of the Knight Templar
communicates is bulletined, and Cathedral
Chapter. Order Of the Eastern Star. has
called of. Grand Secretary Johnston IL
away on his summer vacation, and +.
st. Clair Thompson is acting grand sec
rotary in the interim.
kallipolis Grotso. Mystic Order OF the
Yelled Prophets OF the Enchanted Realm.
by the leasing of the auditorium on the
fifth floor of the Masonic Temple mas
itself rather Unexpectedly WITHOUT
home.
the erection OF its new building yet,
said Monarch Collins, and rather than
leave Masonic Temple ii is likely we VIII
meet for the present in the large DAN
auet hall. We are looking into conuitions
carefully and will have everything IN
readiness for the first fall session OF the
grotto next month"
There will be no meeting of the Wor-
shipful Masters Association for ~" next
Saturday evening, as the bylaws OF the
association make no provision for meet
ings I'm July and August
The upper auditorium OF the Masonic
Temple will he occupied for three years.
probably. by the law school OF the George
Washington University. thus removing
the auditorium from the list OF available
halls for Masonic celebrations.
1t is understood the new board OF man
ayers for the temple under control Of the
Grand Lodge OF the District OF Columbia.
will be announced by the first of Septeni-
Der, and that material changes arc TO be
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Professions Favorable to Divorce
From the Strand.


What professions should YOU choose in
order to be happily married? Not that
of actor. for truth compels the statement
that the statistics of every country clear
ly demonstrate that the stage is of all
callings most favorable to divorce. Actors
and professional showmen are at the
head of the list of divorcing couples
After these come musicians and teachers
of music. and then-but longo interralln
commercial travellers. One would ex-
pect to see sailors close at hand. but They
are far down the list. A divorced sailor
is a great rarity, almost as great a
rarity as divorced butcher. And fewer
than three farmers are divorced for every
seventy-three actors. a most striking in
stance of the influence OF rural occupa-
ton upon the emotions. And clergymen
are. as they should be. at the very bot
tom of the list.
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History Repeats Itself.
rom the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

From The tTeVpIand T'IaIn Dealer.
The eye of the father grew steeiy a
he stared al his battered young hopeful
You've besn fighting again. ! Sec.
He bit off the words with a swapping
movement of the jaw
YES, dad the boy cody replied
"Iye been fighting again. Me and Willie
Mortimer mixed things this afternoon IN
the alley back of Biff Hend 2rsCns An
he licked me, dad-he did fer honest"
The fathers brow darkened.
''Why. you're older and taller and
heavier than he is. And you let him
whip you.
Yes. dad. 1t couldn't be helped. You
see. cad. that while / was physically
perfect my mental condition was punk.
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MASONIC.


Lodges.
August .2-Dswson. No. Is, +. {.
August c3-Federal. No. !. and Takoma,
No. 20, called on
August 24-Harmcny No. Il. pm.
special. +. a.; 80 pm, NJ NJ
August 25-The New Jerusalem. No. y,
NJ. NJ; George c. Whiting. No. %
and Temple, No. 32, called on
August 20 ST.. Johns. No. IL. NJ. NJ;
Hope No. 20. +. c.
Not MISUNDERSTANDING. No. -: Armin-
iu.. No. %. and Acacia. No Is.
Royal Arch Chapters.
August % Mount Boreb. No. :. II. A.
All the other chapters scheduled
for the week have called on.
Knights Templar Communicates.
Neither De Molay. No. 4. nor Washing
ton No. ]. is bnletined Tor the
coming week.
Eastern Star Chapters.
,CaIendared. but not bullet.ned)
August 22-Temple. No. 13.
August 23-Electa. No. 2, and Bethie-
hem. No. :.
August 24-Naomi. No. g. and Brookland,
No. IL.
August 26-Takoma. No. II; Cathedral,
No. Ia called Oh.
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Those Bungalows.


Smart man. that Zeke Howe
How sou
Hadn't you heard? Since he's gone
out OF the chicken business. he white
washed all tNs hencoops. put windows in
'em. and Is renting them out for sum-
mer cottages
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ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGESS.
Aug 22-Beacou No. 10: Excelsior. No.
IL: Union. M. IL: Covenant. No.
H. and Langd0n, No. &C. regular
business.
Aug. 23-Golden Rule No u. and Phoe-
niA No. Is. degree work. Amity,
No. -. and Washington. No. D,
regular business.
Aug. 24-Eastern. No. Z. third degree.
Friendship. No. II: Harmony,
No. - and Federal city. No. 3D.
regular business.
Aug. -colun bia. No. TO- aud Salem, No.
222. regular business.
Aug. o6-Central, No. l. and Metropolis,
No. III. regular business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Aug, 23-Fred d. Stuart. No. T. degree
work. .
REBEkAH LODGES.
Aug. 22-Estber. NO. 5. degree work.
Aug. 26- Dorcas, No. 4. regular business.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
Aug 30, % nnd .6-Canton Washington.
No. ], drill.
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MEDITERRANEAN ACCUSED
NINE. CLAUDE BERT0N AL.
LEGES ATTEMPTED POISONING
Servants in French Household Cor.
roborate Her Statement-Matter
Under Investigation.

PARIS, August 20.--A weeks inquiry
into the alleged attempt to poison Nine
Claude Berton, daughter of an Ameri-
can physician. by. her mother-in-law. the
wife of Pierre Berton. author of "Zaza'
and many other successful plays. has re-
vealed little new evidence but has shown
that the local Brittany magistrate who
Is making the investigation Is not dis
pleased at having the conduct OF the af-
fair. which interests all Paris. The serv-
ants adhere to their statements regarding
the white powder which they saw on
10 her daughter-in-law. Nine. Therese
Berton, the mother-in-iaw, maintained
that the whole matter arises from the
spiteful talk of servants.
Servants Tell of White Powder.
II is clear, however that the servants
are convinced that the life OF the young
Nine Berton, whose maiden name was
Caroline Hamilton Phipps was endan-
gered by her mOther-in-law and that
knowledge of this induced her 10 seek
refuge with Nine Huneau at Anglers
taking her son with her, whom she told
that her mother-in-law wanted To Kill
her. Nine. Huneau, not having accom-
modations. sent her to neighbor. Mime.
Habier. where she told a similar story
When her husband arrived at Anglers
ne was unable 10 induce her to return TO
his fathers villa. She cabled to her own
father. DR.. Phipps, Seattle, Wash. for
money with which To return to America
Ihen August . man arrived who, with
her husbands conniyance, took away her
son. This broke her down and the naxt
day she returned 10 the villa at Pam
boeuf.
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several forms. Consumption. once re-
garded as incurable, now yields TO trea /
ment, and leprosy likewise bids fair to
soon be classed among durable disorders
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When their elders appear on the porch
the young folks respectively surrender
their chairs: but they hate to give UP
the hammock.-Judge.
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Gives Surety for Appearance.

She told Nine. Rabier that her father
in-law and mother-in-law were willing
that she should return to America il she
left her children behind. Mime. Pierre
Berton has now gone to London for re-
hearsals OF her husbands latest play. IL
Recontre Her lawyer. Henri Robert.
went surety for her appearance when
justice requires IL.
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If Going tOEurOpe

u.x. ,our mai, addressed care the London once
Of The washington Star. No. Regent Street.
London, England. II desired. mail wiz Be for.
warded to all parts OF Europe and the confi-
peut Tourists are requested to register % oas
once upon reaching London
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-06
CHICAGO Is SKEPTTCAL
ABOUT JEFF~S CHANCES

Chicago.-Many of Chicago's fight
fans are still unconvnced that JEFF
fries will be the fistic king of five
years ago when he meets Jack John
son July L. The big fellow cavorted
and danced before q critical crowd at
the Coliseum and has jumped farth-
er west, where he continues to go
through the stage antics each night.
But he has failed 20 convince.
He appears strong and hearty, but
moves in a manner that indicates
much study and painstaking rehear-
sal. one old-time ring follower had
this to say about the Californian:
He looks big and strong, but there
is no sign Of the fire and steam which
made him the greatest fighter in the
world few years ago. No one wants
to see him whip the negro any moro
than do, but he hasn't convinced
me that he will be able to do 1t. !
don't think he can work up the ne
cessary, speed, and. in spite of his APP
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-06
Spokane Now Has 1873, 600.

Spokane. Wash.-Spokane's popu-
lation on the Threshold Of 1910 is
1S2,750, according to the unofficial
approximate estimate made by N.
Bernard Hutchinson, secretary and
manager of the R. L. Polk company.
The estimate Of new names the di-
rectory will hold this year is placed
at $500 The city directory last year
contained $4,000 names, and this year
the annual edition will hold 52,100.
On the multiple Of two and half,
used by all cities in computing the
population, Spokane's record will show
a gain of 11,150 in IL months.
The new city directory will be issued
about March 1.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-06
NEW DEVICE SAVES
COAL FOR RAILROADS

New York.-One hundred and fif-
ty locomotives of the Lehigh Valley
railroad have been equipped with a
new fuel-saving device, which is ex-
pected to prove of immense value to
railroads throughout the country
Economy in fuel has been for many
years one of the great problems for
railroad officials. so that they will
welcome this new device with unusual
interest
On all locomotives there are air
brake pumps operated by steam. and
1t has been the practice to conduct
the exhaust steam from the pumps
to the "smokebox," to which the
stack is attached, and there release
1t. The effect is to create a draft on
the fire. Since much of the work of
the brake pumps is done when the
locomotive is at a standstill or going
down grade, this means that fuel is
consumed uselessly.
The new arrangement is simply to
carry the exhaust steam pipe outside.
instead of inside the smokestack.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-06

spectfully recommend to the consid-
Grafton of the water commission the
installation of such filter.
Public Library.
During the past year the Pendleton
public library was opened. 1t is win
ming most pronounced and well de-
served success. The management of
the library has been most efficient, II
is doing good work. and l would ask
the present council to give it support
and assistance in every manner pos
sibei
City and Country Interests the Same.
While YOU are elected by the city,
you should constantly bear in mind
that the interests of Pendleton are in
most things identical with the inter-
ests of the surrounding country, and
that the prosperity of the city is in a
large measure dependent upon the
support and cooperation of the people
Of the tributary country, You should
AT all times extend to the farmers and
those who have occasion to visit the
city all courtesies and privileges
which are not inconsistent with our
civic development. remembering that
they as well as we, are aiding in the
growth and prosperity of the city.
The Near Beer Problem.
You are responsible for the moral
condition of the city. Only by dill
gent effort and constant watchfulness
can you keep the city's reputation
above reproach. Under the present
system of licensing the sale of near
beer you have directly within your
control the places where violations of
the state local option law are most IL
able TO occur. You should be most
careful in the granting of licenses and
should in every manner possible CO.
operate with the state authorities ip
the strict enforcement of the state
law as we'll as insisting upon a strict
observance OF the city ordinances
dealing with the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors. ask your earnest coopera-
ton in making and keeping Pendleton
clean town, and in assisting to car
ry out, so far as you have the power,
the full intent and spirit of the local
option law.
Let us enter upon our duties with
the full appreciation of the responsi-
bilty which is placed upon us by the
confidence in us reposed, and let us
work together for the upbuildlng OF
| the city and for the prosperity. wei
fare and happiness of her people.
Respectfully submitted,
f. ]. MURPHY,
Mayor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-06
40, 900 MEMBERS OF
CAMORRA SOCIETY

Rome.-A census of the Camorra,
the powerful and sinister secret So
ciety of Naples, has just been publish
ed. 1t shows that there are 13 Sec
tions of the society in Naples and 27
in the province. The members in the
city of Naples number $4,000 and in
the province there are $4,000 Cam
orrists.
AS showing the fear which even the
legal authorities entertain for the
Camorra, the Naples magistrates have
just acquitted 40 members of the
Camorra who were arrested at a meet
ing for the election OF supreme
chief, and detained some weeks. This
release was no doubt extorted by the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-06

Spectfully recommend to the consid-
Grafton of the water commission the
installation of such filter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-06
SUBMITS HIS ANNUAL
MESSAGE TO COUNCIL
MAYOR MURPHY ASKS
AID OF ALDERMEN
Stands for Clean, Efficient and Con-
servative Administration Advises
Careful Management - Outlines
Needed Improvcmcnts-Com
Water Commission.

Calling upon the members OF the
new council to cooperate with him in
giving the city of Pendleton a clean.
ton and to do all possible for the
improvement and advancement of the
city, Mayor e. J. Murphy read his
annual message at the first meeting
of the year. last night. The read
ing of the message was given the
closest attention and the document
in full follows:
The Mayors Message.
To the Honorable Common Council
OF the City Of Pendleton:
The people of our city have placed
upon our shoulders the burden of rep
resenting them in the government of
our city for the ensuing year, and we
shonld accept the trust with full
sense Of our responsibility for the
prosperity and reputation of our city
and civic welfare Of Its Inhabitants.
In assuming our duties It should be
our constant aim to give the affairs
of the city a clean, efficient and con-
servative administration, to improve
anu Dtdutly NhC tity W uc poc-
sibIe with the means at hand, and In
every manner properly within our
control to promote the best, interests
OF It's people.
Council Controls Finances.
The financial prosperity of the city
Is directly within the control of tht
common council and should at al
times have careful attention. Th'
bonded Indebtedness of the city a
this time is &2s5,o0o. 1t will be ne
eessary for the city to pay out dur
ing the year 1910 as interest on thi
Indebtedness s14,760, $2260 of whicl
Ia paid by the water commission. TIL
income OF the city is limited. TIL
present rate Of taxation Is high.
win require careful management o,
your part TO meet the expenses Of tn
city and to make those Improvement