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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

tratiihen @pngreBsGampdgre iino Be-
reits eifris init Der
Anslidbten Qu~sarbeitung ihrer
Ser oe'ncFratsn Blame fir oen 0abIz
Fiir eit'e Gems tampf beI6dftigt, u.
ersbmePrbeit. tie babsn nab griinos
lihsr grpdgung Der
einihldgisen gerbdltnife ole lIebers
3eu9uHs seponnsH. OaB es ni6t gar
70 fhrpfr iein fpiro, Ole rspublioaniite
U6aioritai Reg isBigen GousreIes in
cine oem0trdiiihe iiir ben 81. GongrsB
81 ~perpanoeln. Die oft ~erpdbnteu
GrIaBpdbIen in WaFo1uietts uno
Rem gort baben ae3eigt, aus neI6sr
Ridtung Der WinO nebt, un0 bic GU
psrTttlihtsit Der 0emotratif6en @ams
pognesgeiter 1T 0aourh ueieutlih gs=
itdrit poroeH. Soate Der umfhpung,
pelder in oieien WablreIuliaisn ff
gu srfennsn gibt. iiber oas sonse 9ano
iid eriireden in puroe cine iberpdltis
gsnoe osmotrdtiifs WaioritGt I'M nadz
ten Repriisniantsnhdule gu erpGrtsn
ieiH. 4bsr bas pdre teinesneas cine
uHumgdnsIihe 9orbsoinsune fir eis
nsn sniFtie0snsn @etirl in oeg politis
ihen fdrbuHs oes 6duIeg. Shon elm
mdBiasr umitpuns Der Gtimmung
piiroe en Temptroten bic gnniroae
oss Observation-Disclosures i'm ndhiteR
GnnsVsb Tftra. Turh eiHen 9eninH
oon % Siseu t5nrer Die Gsmosraten
Gonirols sshalisn. S61ut man bic
itsi1e republlaniiTe Cite 0urh. % ers
sibt ifh. rag At 3epu6.ic1nsr nit efs
nsr Maioriiit ron ueuiesr ais 5000
Stimmen srrdb.t ncrctn fns. % Re
pu%bladner fattsH siue NlaioritGi pcn
psnissr als 1000 Stinimsu: lis RE
publieaHer habsn ihren Sis aufSruno
p1nglgroIitSieu ron psaissr ais 1000
Stimmsn srhaltsn un0 S nit Hur res
Mig Tier SruisHo Mlaioritit. 1ieis
lsBtotHanHtsn q Tifricte nar0sn oes
nlsen. I'M osn 9smofraien ctr. usos
forit1. 81 1sritcfisn. 4bsr e 1T ma
iIirli1 teiHsspesz russeThioHtn eas
aud IN crosrtn Gfnrietsn uetsrreihs
unseH fh tgss5sa. une srar p.s1sitt
in iaitsr, nc mai e an reni1rsH q
roriet hdi;s. zhaiiS1lih rHros sia
HsseEtri.. saH 1900 6is 20.ooo
Shmmsn ubsr saie2ifri1ie ~osrthgilt.
Dan Zsmctr1isn os Gontr11e oes eaus
ies Ftsrr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

8liBidla9s fIog inShle6nib Bel @0ln
cine Hitrcllncerinfa6rit in Die Cuff Il.
fpuroen catei 20 4erinnen Derlebt, eiz
nise iebr idUer.
Sine gorloss 8ur @r60buns Der
@i0illiHe Oes 8aiIers 0ilbglm alS
Sonis BON YreuBen 1T Dem preubifden
4bgeorcnstenbauis 3ugesan9en. Sic
lieigert Die 8~ronOotdtion. Die 3ur .3eit
-, 1926 Mf. tetrc9t, Inn idbrli9
2 Yliuionsn Mart. Sn einem RAD
tragsetdt perosn cann nod dnoerts
balb gliliOneR Wdrt 3ui6uB perlangt
fiir ole Grbaltung Der 6Oftbsdter. Die
4nnabme Der 9orldge i'm plennm lit
sepiB, oa iid Die Regierung nit BEN
6iibrern Der Deri6isornen biirgerlidxn
6rdctionen bereits peritGnoiot bat. Die
6oroerung miro begVlnoet nit Der dq=
gemeinen 2beuerung, ben beoeutenoen
Aussuben fir bic grincen uno grius
ceHtnen, Der liberalsn Su6psntioniz
rung ser 5oftbeater uno Dem foffpisz
liseH llnterbalt Der 3ablrei9en S1l0is
fer un0 2anofBe. oon psltsn er 50 su
erbaIten bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

oen; 0dedn3eH iou Ter StsrriGter ots
SberbuHoesssrihts beieBeu. ueberal
in ben Der. Stuaten tam oas Geridi
SiBunsen abba.tsn. psun aud MaIb.
iHston Der SaupiiiB lit. 9abngeIsas
iddfteH iiH0 sebolten. duF 0as Ihrift-
lids Sefuh zines 0erienoers bin
idriftIite Statements iiber ibre Raten
ein3ureiden un0 neHn tie Dies nidt
t5un cher Falide Stdtemsnts sinrei-
den. mifeR is $3.50 Strdfe 3ablen.
Der 9srtebrscommihiun Febt OasJfehi
81, pent. Marimol Staten fir Den
@eriaHot ron Waaren dn3uieBeH. Bile
@ebu5ren. pelte bic Gpmmi1iOn fir
81 bed befinret. muB Die tetrsffenoe
8abrgeieaidlft erisBer. Ben 6 81 6
MoHGtsn muB Die Grmmifion ole
8dhntariFe uutsrlufen uno feIitsIeH,
ob Oieielben sinbeitIi@ semldt nsroen
tonren. telegraph u. Electromagnetic
fdaften iperosn Der @onttoae Der Spi.
teHrudtttfeR GGnrelsccmmiHion uns
teritsnt.
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GroB oes qrrtsfes Ser 0snotraz
ten, Die c1rin Elm a~bsefartete5 spiel
oer 3epublitaner erblidsn fpolleR. 0is
Gtaatenbia, Die Rem Msrico uno @ri=
3ona in Den @t0dtenbuuo aufntmmt.
auf bic IaHse 9ant SIT fdieten. fat Der
Scrat unter 6intanieBung Ger Stdas
ienbia. nit Der 8eraibung oer n@one
Ie%rpdtirnsbia~ %besornen, Die cen Qyd-
f0snten srmGhti5t. rad Ieinsm 9ut.
0iinteu 0ffentlide 9duoereien fiir Den
SAuB bon MaHerlrdftsn. flr Sort
rcIeroen unO uon Observation-Disclosures
gu r~eierpiren. oamit oieis ni6t in bic
6Guos BON MnnopeleR fallen.
=
SIN 6duie rpurps bic poit Spar
BAN 9orla5e. pis is i1lisBlih i'm re-
pu6liconiftsR Gducgs sur aHHobme
aelangte, empIsbleno eiHberihtet. Rad
einer Gmpfeblung oes RsseIHcomites
0urfsn teine AmeHosmsnts oeieat NIT
0eH, Fou Sic Debate nur s Stunoen
Dauern uno odrf MIR Elm Subititut fit
Sic aeiommts 9orIaae dufgeitsat rDsrs
BEN. Die pemotratiide Wsitglieesr
proteItirten sssen Oieie Snsbslung,
iuuroen a6sr Hisotrseitimnt. Sn ilrtT
ieBiaen Form osrfugt Die Bill. ooB IS
9roceni Der 9otaSparbaHtens 5oHos
in localen 8anisH oeponirt, 30 9roa
cent in 9rEes ansslsst uHo Die Ibri.
aen 5 Qroceut ais %permGHenisr RE
ierpefon0s i'm Sddbamt seholtsH nsrs
rem ioasn. Die 9emolraten unterz
6reiieten eiren siseuen eatpurI. or
ibrs Soesa periOrpert.
=
Die .SunSrp Gioils9ia". sic 10
Winioueu pt%rriaigt. pnr0e in 9daie
aua<nommeu. @orbsr pures noh siH
announcement aRaenommsH, poHab isls
ntvlei geloer, ps.te tut ois Sur6
flbruno oes SbsrmaH'fteH autitruit
asiesss besuiaist nerOsn. iur Die as
yihtlihe @erfclsuns Don 4rbtltersss
lpsrfiHaftgn beHUss tUsrosn ouiftn.
Ter 9triAt Der gonfsrtts aber le
FguB uuO 6afsnbia raru< in beiasn
nSuisrn einsersi5i uno s~UtstscBsH.
nit ser 9i0 fro gtrpilisuHssn ocr
S5l. q47,71S psrinIpit. siHe Rtttor.
ouesicn neu S70550O @ osm q
tya1 nsr SIN. rpi< je ntE Seuai pat
iigis.
Tur5 uRssrhrsitHns eiHsr Esnis.
ityif. Ots 9~orFssnotn Der -Su "
t~isIatioe goxrs 9easus bro1st sen.
6uuom 1cn Sninois cie ssssR istntr
6olsssn 0agimeE srl0berea Seto1
m--R-rff,-s1 III onsr Icrra rcr zen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
an ale abOnusntsn Oiefes @lattes, bic simen uoasn Sahraano
DOraHsbsSabIem unb % Gsnts EXTRA sinIdidsm.

0a6 sebnjd5 riser
Yauie iUeroen in oieiem
Sabre in . berummersau
wieoerum Die psltbs
rfbmtsn @aiiionsipiele
seseben. @er nidt in
Der Gage 1T, mad Dem
ib9aiihsn alpeuOOrfe
pilseru uHo iid Die Bal
iiomsipiele oil 0rt unO
STEELE anieben 81 t6nnen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

Yer uHs ein'H nsusn G6Onnentsn sswinut. srbalt ebeaious See
prd4tise SiIosrieris isi 5uoci4idt mO audi Sem neuen qbOnnsnter
i9idsH iOr bic complete ssric fri 81. Sine sHnaise e~elssenpeit, neus
GbOnuenteu 81 eewiunen.
@an Deridnmc nibt, Fd Oisie ieItenc cTsrte III mute ~ mahen.
Rod ME wHrOe etuas geTrcs gebOtcm.
Nue %9eheaumgen nSrciFre man:
"SONNTAGSBOTE" PUBLISHING CO.,
SO Mason St, Milwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

nod Islteu bat 0sati6laHe Elm
Frihiahr ersht, in oem e Don I'm
msttern ffrerter Nrt osrmcBen mits
sercmmen rpuroe. ME aesenpdrtIs.
qoum cir a~onosstfeil it 1srihont &C.
b,ifbsn. gsrihieosns @sssHSsn Dur=
Sen in tursen Bauisn ipiesevboIi anF
oos hsrtene heJmRiuAt. 90 trms
man istt ipisoer bic ihlimmftsn RAD
ribtsn aus Gem @siten res Rsihs
Bonn noropeitliteH Gnsn5urs bis
binrntsr surn Rbsinlano. SH SIens
bura hat eine 0inO5ofs sepoIiiseu
6aoeH 1nssriatst. Il. Z. purosn 9
& itsrusatn sinss 9a5H3uses o0m Sc
lti,s arosisu 49, siH 9remier ruroe
eatsi e%stostet. Su oeR RhsiH.anoeH
sa6sn netgre RtstHfIrms. @eriiier I.
oossl rielfa6 pgrHitisf. mas orn fri
bersu uHlusttsrn nch ron oer GTnte
osrihcrt aeblit5tn mar. GhsHio IL 6
IN G5EsFen- glikfhlGse bassn sins
aanss AnsohI ron 9lsniAgnltbsn osrs
nittsi uuo sahlgsihs AnreeH IN Ai6t
eelssi. IN TT Raas pon GrssosH
IAlaa ar Slit iRmitiSn siHis Snfa1
tsrieraimsrss Elm srsIhss ii1 auf I'm
Rarfh tsfano. Tr0 Solo1tsn nur
sen iofa1i sei5sttt IND Is anosrs 81
Kitten i4Rsss 9~sElssunssr. Sdfslss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

Sr-it rou ssineu Slid kite. Nr
glsio sat i4aTfe Ssssa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Der SrnnfaasbOts.

Entered at the postsoffioe at Milwaus
kee, Wis. and admitted for transmission
through the mails at s~econdsclass rates.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
HIIsEIei lntsrsssantes.



Der .Gule6raz 2anorutIh", fpelhel
BEN Sngenieuren oes banana Canal
baus idon uiele Sorge bsreitet Bat, III
eins eruTere Sadie. ais 5uerit anse.
nommtn nuree. gm Is. 4pril mub.
len y GampFihaufsIR bic Arbeit Gin.
Iisllen, neil i'm gulebrdz uno @ucas
rafas GiRi6niit ods 2ano ms 3uis
ihen tam. Sn Der giatt oss II. Wai
Brad cine UluIe 6eIteiR, luelhs aui
100000 gubitnar0s abgsihdBt pir0.
Ice uno rolte in ben goRaI. oefeH
gett auf cine 0iffdn3 Don 900 sur
angeflat iuuroe. @iele @sleiie puroen
nit Sdutt beoedt oOsr nit fort9e-
riHsn. iooaB Die 4ufrGumunssdrbei
oaourh Iebr ~rsrs6ssrt nuroe. Ddb=
reno oes Mondts Qpril iuureeH I'M
@ansen 2.6O1. 347 G~ubitparos groe
FortseIdafft. Die hsftigsn Resenfdu'
pd6ren0 oes Norots O~sr50ssrten siuar
Sic gr6eit, rihteten absr tsineH ern=
lihen Sfaosn an. am p. Wloi mar
etpa elm 46tsl Res GoHtrsts in ben
Sdleuisu selsgt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Cine tpse,s in ipaibinatsn.

@afbingteH. Z. Suni.
9atosrt lie u ocas @ohen i'm
9gnoesitn'is bin Il. hsrssorebi. &C.
ore1lgi.. amsstrtmpslt un0 amnOirt
naTeen lB,y ruroe Sic 4ominiitras
iiens EHe a%georoeg enoli1 am
6rei.03 4stao .. ". ocm Senat nit
40 sestn IL Siimrrtp anesnommen.
Sstnn ~wsn.uisat bic GTsiTana eirss
OUNCES ssr,t.s in Ter Bill 6~sibsbaItsH
Bate. ip u5ve 0as 9n.am Wobl ein
eRAttmw s~eirpretu. 70 itimmteR
re 0emcire. ten Seuotorm Bacon.
8istftt. 6ys3isr. 6usks. 0lrdsp,
3ltecnos Vsycn 4urcea. Rasror,
ta Smith Wlarpiauo) Il. Sm,s1
l.Eay4 9fen Die 8oriaes. HI Re
eaf,.uey trstgn &C. lofsH far Die
s1t el CAB Die S%uiuroeRieu
,1itu srtldrsn Re e0mit, oaB Die
agst f1blreid'eH amendments
5aiersft oes 9ublieums ihnsn &C.
tt5s lcugos ID oaB re i5aiattih eis
fe eyrau1sn hdtten. Die Bar
ashi itst an IN genfertn3 @omite
>r eluit, no is ic suseftuBi mar
zen iol. oat ie arh Sem IbsteToEe
MHA1lle otuehm it.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

BeItell5ettel.
"SonntoosbOte" publishing CO.. 90 S1oscn St. Milwaukee.
diHrsmo Tnbn Sie~-~~.-as SOrousbe5abluus zines Sohres.
Announcements fit ben sonnassbOte" uebt 25 Gents egtra, pdRr Se mir
spe complete eere Der 80 a%nfdtstartu Der Cber0mmersousr &aiiOns-
ipwle iOasaiui 5uiataen wOaeu.
4ereIe----.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

mO Oos 1T pO6t bic Nebr5a6l Der aeier = Der erbdlt
Our4 Oise aOrteu cine ousse5eidnste SOee bon ben Dor.
sdnsen oui ieusr, i'll ibrer art sin5issn unO wObl mdt
tighten gabne Der gelt. Der Ieben6e Nlatten uno i'm Grim
p~ranssuoe 6asst eiuen d5srpdnieenO srOBartisen Sius
%iergruno perlsibsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

IN zen pem Gerai ihr gsstsenen
Eng iisa Sic giE bic SaaffgHs
eiat naa ~6anesll1sriats cor,
Ttss h. Der MIR nit AppeLfn &C.
sen Gut ta0anstn cer siUiitsnfaai
ia 9srh5ys GcmmiNion 81 eeiois
'u batsa iaa. Sds Gsri6i toa sas .
3.tisru bslessn IND isinen Sis III
4 Ihin,tcn h-ser. Dir @olmatisu
ctt 8lhitr iJno slsi6 osusu Der Bun
M" sirt;sti3ttT. sseuieas Die 6ehdlter.
~ 'eas1 3atrh pom 8raiioentsa arr
] 3. 4 uao 5 Sabre truaant rsss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

Tur5 uRsertrsitans eiasr Esni'
ihrif. Oss 9crFssnosn her -Sl se
eislatioe 2oKrs 9easus bro1.t sen.
6uaom ecn Sninois Ne ssssF isintr
eols,en 0ariueE s~Tn0bsnea Sette1
uussanslssss IL oass Jsrn SsE zen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

III rsal'pal3er &eiie Gepue puiiiren lahsn uno lib cine
SOss BON Der @rOsortisteit Oieier sin5isartioen gOrItel.
lung biloeu fam.
Wfan bsfeOe iOfort! gOramssa6lunq zines :Satres.
NbOnnemeuts unO Ginien0uug RON 25 Gents ertro 1T
Naes mas s~rfOrOerlid 1T umO lOiOrt nod eintrefiem Der
Seisunns iDerOen bic aarten DOaftdnOie frei an
lr9eno cine N0rsie (Gn. poer Nuslanol nerihift.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

Die fHnfIeriid ausse.
fabrtem anrteu, ale bod
fsin cOIOriri, tOmmslr
6abi9 Oerpudt in rineul
nstteH Carton. Sebs
&arte 1T Oeridie6en uno
isOs trdst cine Die barge
iteatss Scene bei6reibenbe
5ni6riit, 70 boB Der ge
i6auer Ons g~niiiOnsipieI
Dor ieinen eisenen Ouaen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
LOCAL SPEEDERS TO
TEST THEIR AUTOS
WILL TRY TO EMULATE
OLDFTELD NEXT SUNDAY
Owners of Machines Will Try for Rec
ords on Frazier Track-Nfile Made
Yesterday in 1:39-An Autoists In
vited.

Local automobile owners who are
curious to ascertain the speed of
which their machines are capable,
will gather at the Frazier track on Tu-
tuilla Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Frank Frazier and his men have been
employed for ten days in putting the
track in condition for the trials of
speed and he says it is now in fine
shape for the tests. One machine
made the mile yesterday in 1880,
which, while somewhat slower than
Barney Oldfield's time, is still pretty
good for a circular track. 1t is ex-
pected that this record will be greatly
reduced Sunday morning.
There are a number of high power
machines in Pendleton and vicinity
and during the past few weeks there
have been numerous discussions as to
the relative merits of the different
classes and kinds of cars. 1t is ex-
pected that some of the largest OF
them will be capable of making mile
a minute record.
The affair has been arranged by
Mr.. Frazier for the benefit of all the
automobile owners and invitations are
extended to all who own machines tc
witness and take part in the tests OF
speed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
TO IMPROVE OLD
CEMETERY TRACT
LADIES OF CIVIC CLUB
TAKE INITIATIVE
Money and Trees Now Wanted for
Improvement of Unsightly Burial
Ground-City Cannot Secure Title
to Property at This Time.

At last the old north side cemetery
is to be improved. The ladies of the
civic club have taken hold of the task
OF improving the old tract and i'm
proved it is going to be.
In behalf of the ladies' civic club II
is now announced that contributions
for the improvement fund will be re-
ceived by Mrs. J. F. Robinson. Money
with which to carry on the work is
desired and also contributions of
trees and shrubs for the adornment
of the tract are asked for. Those
having trees or shrubs they can give
for this purpose are requested to no
tify Mrs Robinson.
As to just how far they will be able
to go towards improving the old ceme-
terry the ladies are not yet sure. Ow-
ing to the refusal of one of thetrustees
TO assent to such an arrangement il
is impossible at this time to have the
property decided to the city and so
made available for park purposes
However the trustees are willing to
allow the old tract cleaned up and i'm
proved.
Accordingly the ladies of the civic
club have undertaken the task. They
will make all the betterments and i'm
provements possible with the fund
they can secure.
AS the ladies desire to get the ole
cemetery improved during the com.
ing spring those who are interested in
the movement are asked to volunteer
their support at once.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18

I love my wife, but oh, you Frou
Frou! At Gray Bros. BE-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
ALLEGES CITY'S AFFAIRS
ARE MISCONDUCTED

Vancouver, B. c., Mar. 1S.-Mayor
Morley created a sensation at a
special meeting of the city council
last night by declaring the affairs of
the city are Improperly conducted
Our methods are unbusinesslike and
its. apparent we don't deal with i'm
portant matters in a sensible fash
hion" he said. He haid further thai
no improvements are to be expected
until the system Of municipal gov
ernment is altered. The mayor ant
committee of councilmen today are
comforting with Premier Mcbride a!
to advisability of appointing roya
commission to investigate the cit.
affairs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
PERSONAL.
MENTION

r. I. Cox, well-known resident
of Portland. is in the city today.
Mrs. James Cooper is i'll at her
apartments in the Hotel Bowman.
Rev. B. F. Harper of Milton, came
down from that place this morning.
Miss Dorothy Raymond of Baker
City is guest of the Hotel St.
George.
I. L. Ragsdale, former county fruit
inspector, is down today from his
home at Milton.
Fred B. Campbell of Stanfield came
up from that place last evening for
the transaction Of business,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Roby of Athena, came
down from that town this morning for
a visit with Pendleton friends.
Don C. Browneu of Hermiston, came
up from that place last evening and is
transacting business here today.
A. Buckley, assistant superintend-
ent of the o. r. & N, spent last night
in Pendleton on official business.
Attorney C. T. Goodwin came over
from Baker City last evening to look
after legal business in this county.
j. F. Bailey, prominent Athena
wheat grower who sold his ranch yes
terday for $4,000, is in the city to.
day.
II. n. Stanfield former postmaster
az Stanfield, is up from that end OF
the county for the transaction Of bus
mess.
Banker F. B. Swayze of Hermiston
returned home this morning after
transacting business in Pendleton over
night.
Attorney J. P. Neal of Freewater
came down from that place this morn.
ing to transact business and attend the
high school debate here tonight.
Chas. Hill, state organizer for the
Farmers Educational & Cooperative
Union, left this morning for Hepp-
ner in the interest of the organization
James G. Cutles, assistant superin.
tendent of the Northern Pacific is ir
the city today in the interest of this
branch of the road which is his par.
ticular ward.
C. H Eagon, undertaken for Baker
went to Pilot Rock this morning tc
conduct the funeral of Mrs. A. j
Sturtevant, who is to be buried this
afternoon.
S. r. Oldaker, the Hermiston rea
estate man, returned home this morn
ing, after having attended the ban.
quet Wednesday night and transacted
business here yesterday.
Rev Charles Quinney and wife
went to Echo this morning to prepare
a class for the arrival of the bishop
Monday Several residents of thai
section of the county are to be con.
! firmed and baptized.
C. F. Van de Water, travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
o. r. & n. is here today in the inter
est of the farmers demonstration trair
which his company is to run ovel
it's eastern oregon lines, next week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
RIOT AND BLOODSHED
PREVAIL IN GREECE

Constantinople, March 1s.-Despite
the censorship of dispatches from
Athens, reports of further disorders
between the peasants and soldiers
reached here today. Several wealthy
Turkish Mohammedan land owners
have been killed and homes sacked by
the Greeks despite the presence of
troops. The disorders are the result
of the governments refusal to grant
the demands of the Christian Greek
peasants to dispossess the big land
owners. who are mostly Turks, and di-
divide the land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18

Frou Frou for the ladies, at Gray
Bros
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
White Plague Conference.

Albany, N Y, March 1s.-"No
Uncared for tuberculosis Patients in
1915" is the slogan sounded by the
delegates here today to open the
congress Of the New York State
charities Aid association. Four ses-
sions will be held today and tomor-
row, closing with a public mass meet
ing which will be addressed by Presi-
dent Taft and Governor Hughes The
presence of the chief executive Of the
country will give the anti-tuberculo-
sis campaign a national bearing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
NEAR BEER is RULED
TO BE INTOXICANT

Olympia, Wash, Mar. 1s.-The At
torney General has just ruled that
near beer" and 1.-TWO per cent" are
Intoxicating liquors and are prohib-
tied from sale in the territory which
has voted dry" and any person at
tempting to sell the same or any COM
mon carrier delivering the same is
guilty under the law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
DIRECTOR NEWELL WILL
TAKE WITNESS STAND

Washington, March 1s.-The pros
ecution" in the Ballinger-Pinchot
case prepared today to place Director
Newell of the reclamation service on
the stand. Owing to the failure of
every member of house to appear, the
hearing was continued until tomor-
row,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
Observe "BIock Day."

Richmond, Va, March 1S,-"Block
day." a variation Of "tag day." will
be observed by the charitable wo-
men of Richmond tonight. Envelopes
to contain contributions have been dis
tributed in all the homes of the city
and the collection will be made this
evening, with collector assigned TO
each block. The proceeds will be
used for the benefit Of the Belle Bry-
an Day Nursery and Free Kinder
garten.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-18
BILL TO ALLOW FOREIGNERS
TO OWN JAP-LAND PASSES

Toxic, March 18.-The land own
ership bill, permitting foreigners to
own lands in japan, was passed to-
day by the house of representatives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

Mrs. Lula Christian McPhail. of
S714 +. Franklin street. has issued in
vitations to the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Katie Christian McPhail to
Mr. Harry Talman Moore. The cere-
snony will be performed In the home
OF the brides aunt, Mrs. Kate L. Proc
tor, for whom she is named, 3l6 n.
Twenty sixth street, on the morning
OF June Z at 1890 O'Clock. Rev. w.
r. Proctor. will be the officiating min
lister. While lacking the display Incl
dent to an evening wedding, the mar
riage will be a pretty one. the green
and white decorations forming an ar
tistic setting for the nuptials. Palms
and cut flowers will be used in profu-
sion, while the silver candelabras with
their green and white candles emitting
q soft glow OF light, viii add to the
beauty OF the scene. Miss McPhaii is
the daughter OF Mrs. Lula Christian,
and the late Jon r. McPhail. and has
by her Charming personality endeared
herself to large circle OF friends She
will enter on the arm OF her brother
Mr.. Benjamin Griggsby McPhail. by
whom she will be given away. MIR.
Moore ID the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
s. Moore, of z209 r. Broad and IL a
Iavorite in the social set on the hill.
He win enter with his brother. Percy
Lawrence Moore. who win act as best
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-21

The Ladies' Aid Society. Of Trinity
NJ. e, church. win hold rummage sale
the coming week. beginning Monday
morning, May Esd: at 1911 E. Main
street. All ladies having rummage to
contribute to this sale. will kindly send
1t to the above number as early on
Monday as possible.
Mrs. Minnie Kay Traylor. who un-
derwent very serious operation at the
Sheltering Arms hospital several weeks
ago is now at her home. sol n. Twenty
fifth street, where she Is convalescent.
Echoes from the Worlds Conven-
ton" will be heard in many Of the
Sunday schools on the hill to-mor-
row, nearly all OF them having been
represented there at some time during
tho past three days.
The condition of Mrs. George W.
Walford, OF 330S f. Broad street, who
fell and broke her arm Wednesday. ID
fairly satisfactory. The broken bone
was set yesterday afternoon which
necessitated the giving OF an anes-
thetic. but Mrs. Walford IL resting
comfortably now.
This afternoon at four o'clock. the
Hasker Memorial baseball team will
cross bats with Union Station at Oak
wood field. No. /. Broaddus Memo
rial witt play ST. James on lakewood
diamond. No. 2.
Mr.. John Schermerhorl1. OF 226 N.
Thirty-second street. who has been
seriously III for many months. during
Which time he underwent a severe
operation, has 30 far recovered a. to
be able to walk around his room.
The children's chorus OF Springfield
school viii sing the Confederate s0nGa