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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-03

One of these days Pendleton viii
have to wake up to the fact that an
an enormous amount of sidewalk re-
building will have to be done. When
that time comes all the present de-
lapidated walks should be replaced
" concrete walks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-03
The New York Way.

I'm at loss where to take my
country cousin tonight
He's strict, I s'pose?'
VERY. And I don't know whether
he'd prefer preaching in theatre or
vaudeville in a church. Washing
Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-03
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

has been used successfully for over
3. years in cases OF Bloating. Heart
burn, Headache, BllliOusness, Sour
Risings, Indigestion, Cramps. Diar-
rhoea, Malaria, Fever and Ague. It is
the best for you. Try a bottle to-
day. All Druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-03

It would add TO the appearance of
Main street and likewise to the health
fulness OF the city could all the base
ment vents that now serve as cuspi-
dors be closed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-03

Oregon has a brisk political cam
paign but evidently it is tame COM
pared with the contests that are on in
Kansas Iowa, Ohio and Tennessee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-03
When You Take


you have a proven medicine that will
do good to every organ in the diges-
tive system and one that is freely en-
dorsed by thousands of satisfied users.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-03

Guess We will have no hot weather
this summer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-03
WHERE TROUBLE STAYS.

Down comes the weather, but I
still we wear a smile;
We just congratulate ourselves 4
Wen ourn not yet while. Z
None OF Us will blaze
Fore the app'inted days; Z
An, its better still to Z
travel Z
In a world where Trouble Z
stays.
Down comes the weather; but Z
take !t at its best; Z
There's some enjoyment in it, Z
from the shiny east TO Z
west
} Oh, none Of us will blaze =
Fore the app'inted days; .
An it's better still to =
travel 4
In a world where Trouble =
stays. Z
Frank L. stanton. .
. 80 80 % = . . . . .
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
WOMEN TO AID NATIONAL
ANTITRUST LEAGUE
Will Boycott Certain Foodstuffs
to Keep Prices Down

WASHINGTON. Jan. Women OF
the national capital, with number OF
wives of congressman, will meet to-
morrow to discuss plans for the pro-
posed national anti trust league, which
is to be organized to keep down the
prices of foodstuffs.
The promoters of the new league
declare they already have enlisted the
cooperation of a number of important
members of congress and through them
immediate steps will be taken toward
organizing state leagues throughout
the country.
There will be no clash with the law
because of the boycotting of certain
foodstuffs, the organizers insist, for
the activity of the leagues members
will be devoted to the reduction in
price of commodity and not be di-
rected at Individual firms.
This reduction, it is declared. will
follow the falling off in demand for
the article which the league will in
struct its members to cease purchas-
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
FIRE WIPES OUT SMALL
TOWN OF BAYVIEW
Every Business House in Bay
view Destroyed BY Flames.

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Jan. Il
Meager reports from Bayview. on the
coast Is miles south of this city. state
that the hamlet was virtually wiped
out by FIRE early this morning
Every business house in the town
was destroyed. The telephone Office
was burned and there is no communica-
ton with the place. The town has a
population of 400. and is at the head of
Padilla bay: has no railway and is
without steamer connection.
The loss is estimated anywhere from
$4,000 to 100000
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
SNOW THROUGHOUT
THE SAN JOAQUIN
Fresno and Visalia Residents
Get Slight Touch of an
Eastern Winter
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPeCidi OtSpdtCH 10 ne Odti
STOCKTON, Jan. Local streams
are rapily rising today, and Mormon
channel overfowed its banks east of
town this morning. 1t rained at Stock
ton all night. and showed at Bellota
and Lockeford, in the eastern part of
the county. and in the hills back of
Tracy.
The report from Bellota this forenoon
read: Wind is north; snow; Calaveras
II feet
At Angels the snow was four inches
deep at noon. Streams are high and a
large volume of water is coming down
the Stanislaus watershed.
The. water at the San Joaquin river
bridge near Lathrop, at 10 a. m, was
7.3 feet and was rising slowly.
Two inches of rain fell at Waterloo
in the last "a hours
The total rainfall here was S.23 for
the season, as compared with 3.S5 for
the corresponding season last year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
ONCE BRILLIANT MAN
DIES IN CHARITY WARD
Tragic End of De Quincey Re-
vealed by Death
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO, Jan. lin abject poverty,
stunning relatives and friends of his
prosperous days, with faculties i'm
paired by years of dissipation. H. Bart
lett Lindley, graduate from the United
States naval academy .at Annapolis,
contributor to the Encyclopedia Britain
MICA. newspaper writer and at one time
a well known attorney. died in the
Cook county hospital yesterday. In the
death of LindieyS the tragic end of a De
Quincy is revealed. He was taken
from Clark street lodging house suf-
fering from pneumonia and physical
collapse.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
GOmpers AssaiIs Trust

In his statement Gompers assailed
the steel corporation for its aggres-
sions on labor, and charges it with
conspiring against production. manipu-
laiing the market and striving to elm
mate = free press. He also charged
that the corporation pays dividends on
many millions Of watered stock and
that its financial methods are corrupt
and indefensible-
The crowning criminality of the
trust is its attitude toward labor" said
Gompers. in arraigning the so-called
profit sharing plan by which the
company gives its employees an oppor-
tunity to obtain an interest in the vast
business.
This PLAN Gompers said. lis a
transparent deceit through which a
small minority OF its employees are
sought to be bribed to help in daily
sweating the vast majority"
The steel corporation at Christmas
was reported TO have given away
sl,oO0OoO in gifts TO its employees and
to have offered both the common and
preferred stock to those who cared TO
invest in them at little lower than
the market quotations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
ENGLISH PEER
WINS HEART OF
RICH DIVORCE
Former Viceroy of India and
Mrs. John Jacob Astor
Said to Be Betrothed
Engagement Reported on the
Authority of Mrs. Benjamin
Guinness, Close Friend
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK, Jan, 1.-The Calls
correspondent learns from source
that is authoritative that Mrs. John
York. and now in England, will soon
be married to Lord Curzon, former
viceroy of India.
This fact has been conf1ded to init
mate friends of Mrs Benjamin GUM
ness. wife of a member of the firm of
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co. operating
the United Railways investment COM
pany. Mrs. Guinness adds the inter
esting bit of gossip that Mrs. Astor has
been in love with the English states
man for long time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Action Follows Conference

This action was taken following the
conference in Pittsburg December Is
and Il Between the amalgamated asso-
citation Of iron and steel workers, the
lin plate workers protective associa-
1ion and the lougshoremen's and sea
mems union. Samuel Gompers. presi-
dent Of the American Federation of La
Dor, was present.
The call is signed by Gomperss Frank
Morrison, secreary of the federation,
and James Duncan, John Mitchell.
James O'ConnelI. D. A Hayes. William
D. Huber. Joseph f Valentine. John r.
Alpine. H. B. Pefham and John Is. Len
non, directors.
Although the appeal is made by the
federation the funds VIII rot be turned
dnto the federation treasury. All sub
scriptions are TO be sent to John Will
SANS. who has opened headquarters in
the House building. Pittsburg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
GAYNOR TAKES SEAT AS
MAYOR OF NEW YORK
Herman Ridder. Offered Place
on Park Commission

NEW YORK. Jan. Mayor William
j. Gaynor, the only candidate elected
on the democratic ticket at the recent
municipal election, walked from his
Brooklyn home TO the city hall today
and took up the duties of his new Office.
There were no formal ceremonies.
The mayor and the retiring mayor met,
shook hands and exchanged brief
greetings.
Herman Ridder, publisher of the
Stats Zeitung, was this afternoon Of
fered the position Of park commissioner
for Manhattan and Richmond. He said
he did not know whether he would sc-
cept
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
SAN FRANCISCAN TAKES
BRIDE AT. SAN MATEO
Henri LascIottes Marries Mrs.
EmiIienne Patris

SAN MATEO. Jan. Mrs. Emil
ienne PATHS of San Francisco and
Henri Lasclottes, retired wine mer-
chant of the metropolis, were mar
ried at the Perichon house in this city
last night. They will live at 1867 Jack
son street, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
EDITORIAL

Only towards continue TO be failures. Page IS
The case Of rebellious DR.. Wiley. Page rs
Making life hard for mail carriers. Page IS
Solving a military puzzle. Page IS
Red tape in railroad management. Page rs
CITY
Doctors fear injuries sustained by millionaire
viii prove fatal Page IL
Captain Roscoe L. Eames, who piIotcd Jack
London's Shark. to remarry. Page IL
Probably fatal shooting is result of row in
saloon. Page 2s
Important events win mark the new year
from its dawn. Page 20
New Years receptions held at Presidio by
commander and officers of post. Page 40
Former City Architect Rixford leaves ianancial
tangie for city attorney to unravel Page IL
Supervisors suggest plan for building
81 600. 600 city hall Page ~
Inside history Of George A. knights crouch
against president and governor. Page 23
SUBURBAN
Prisoner in Oakland jail may be San Francisco
bandit. Page IS
Oakland observes the New Year holiday in ht-
ting manner. Page ~
Army engineers file adverse report regarding
dredging Of Oakland harbor- Page 30
Chinese says charge Of murder is result of con-
spiracy. Page 30
Alameda viii vote on school and sewer bond
issue Page IS
Women Of Oakland society plan card parties
for first week Of yesr- Page 80
University of California clubs are organized
in southern towns Page 80
Holiday season enjoyed by inmates of the Ma
sonic home. Page 80
Baby girl eats matches and dies as the re-
suit. Page 30
COAST
Snow falls throughout the San Joaquin val
ley. Page IL
Fatal head on collision on the Great North
ern railroad in Montana. Page AZ
Merchant Of Ritzvile, Wash. sent to jail for
forging notes as security for loans. Page ~
-Four alleged members of lynching party jailed
in Colorado. Page 46
EASTERN
$50 miles OF land. Page is
Authoritative report Of betrothaI of Mrs John
Jacob Astor and Lord curzon. Page II
Five thousand persons snake the hand OF Presi-
dent Taft. Page 28
Texas rancher gives Christmas gifts worth
sc. 600 900 to three children Page 23
Notable records made in aviation during the
year 1909. Page 23
SPORTS
Chicago physician upon expert examination
finds Jen's health perfect. Page 33
Century A. c. eleven plays 10 6 tie with
Winged VS. at Vallejo. Page 30
Riley and scaler, fight 20 rounds to draw at
Sacramento. Page IS
California Rugby fifteen takes third game Of
vancouver series, ID TO 8. Page 33
Local tennis enthusiasts indignant at poor
rating of Long and Mclaughlin. Page "a
W. F. CARLY Of claremont wins Del Monte
golf tournament. Page IS
silver Knight beats Jim Carney in the New
Yesr handicap. Page 80
San Francisco motorcycle club to hold mud
plug today Page 81 4
Hester gives up all hope of making Nelson
wolgast match. Page 35
wolgast breathes defiance to Nelson over the
wires from the south. Page 35
Young Atten and Ray Baughman fight 10
round dvaw in Vallejo. Page 23
Lavena c colt wins baby event for third sue
cessiye new yea. Page 33
MARINE
Steamer Homer which went ashore on Mex
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
SI,5OO, 600 WORTH
OF TOBACCO DESTROYED
Heavy Loss Caused by Fire at
Alexandria, Egypt

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt. Jan. 1.-The
customs tobacco stores containing to-
bacco worth nearly s5.0OO.Oeo, were
badly damaged by fire today. Biremen,
assisted by 200 sailors from the Ger
man cruiser Freya, succeeded in saw
ing the greater part of the tobacco.
The loss is estimated at sl.5oo,ooo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
GILLETT WISHES READERS
OF CALL HAPPY NEW YEAR
Governor Believes 1910 Will
Bring Great Prosperity
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Governor
James N. Gillett said to The Call cor
respondent today that he would like
to wish all Call readers happy and
prosperous New Year. Might as well
say. too. that / think this is going to
be one of the most prosperous years
we have had. There isn't a cloud on
the horizon of our hopes. This is
going to be a good year, and hope
everybody will get share of it's
wealth MY wish is that everybody
prospers.'
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
American Federation of Labor
Issues Call for Money to
Carry on Fight
Great Corporation Branded as
InimicaI TO Labor and COun-
try in Proclamation
Company Charged With Con-
spiracy and Attempt to
Eliminate Free Press

Nv TASHINGToN. Jan. 1.-oficers of
w the American federation of
labor tonight issued a call on it's
I..54O.OOO members 10 subscribe to a
fund with which 10 wage a fight on the
steel trust.
The call arraignS the corporation as
inimicaf both 10 labor and the country
and as a vfoIator of the laws.
The sum of SI5s,OOO is 10 be raised
81 once. Calls for more money viii be
issued as the fight progresses.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
LITTLE HOPE FOR
|. JtRMYN'S RECOVERY
Physicians Attending Million
aire Hit by Streetcar Fear
Hurts Will Prove Fatal

i. III. Jermyn, a millionaire coal op-
orator of Scranton, Penn, who was
struck by streetcar at Third and
Market streets New Years eve. lies at
the Adler sanatorium in an extremely
precarious condition. the gravest
doubts being, entertained by the at
tending physicians for his recovery.
Despite the opinions of the doctors.
Jermyn is confident that he will re-
cover Il am worth 10000 dead men
yet he said to frienJ yesterday.
Jermyn is one of five brothers who
share the estate of their father, John
Jermyn of Scranton. The latter was
looked upon as being one of the larg-
est anthracite coal operators in the
country and his estate is valued at sew
eral million dollars. Apart from his
interests in coal. F. II. Jermyn. the
banks and other industries in Scranton
and the surrounding neighborhood.
is STRUCK BY CAR
Jermyn, who was spending the win
ter in California, stopping at the Fair
mont hotel had gone out with friends
New Years eve. AT 2:15 o'clock yes
terday morning, while on his way back
to the hotel.s he was struck by a icar
at Third and Market streets. He was
taken to the central emergency hos
pitaI and was there found to have suf-
fered an injury to his spine. At the
ha fn
the Adler sanatorium.
Doctors wallace Terry and H. c..
Moffit were called and both declared
that Jermyn's chances for recovery
were small
"The man is in a very bad shape"
said Doctor Terry, ''and the chances for
his recovery are extremely small. The
fracture of the spine is the thing to
be feared Apart from this he has
several ribs broken, but these are OF
little Importance. / am afraid, how
ever. that the spinal trouble will prove
fatal"
INJURED MAN HOPEFUL
The only visitor allowed to see the
injured man after he was taken to the
Adler sanatorium was s. Christensen
of the Palace hotel, who was with
Jerrnyn when he met with his acci-
dent. and it was to him that the latter
said that he was worth 10000 dead
men yet
Jermyn is so years of age. For the
last 20 years he has wintered in Cali
fornia Prior to the disaster he stayed
at the Palace hotel, and since then at
the Fairmont.
He is well known in sporting circles
in the east, his hobby being raising
trotting horses and dogs. He followed
the grand circuit with his stable. He
has been a widower for the last two
years and has a talented daughter,
Miss Francis Jermyn, 20 years of age,
who is living in Paris at the present
time, studying music and languages.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Winter Sports in Yosemite

YOSEMITE, Jan. 1.-Sliding. skat-
ing and skiing are the present occu-
pations of party of newspaperman
from all over California. who are now
on an outing in the Yosemite valley
A snowshoe party, which included sew
eral ladies, made trip from Sentinel
dome to Vernal falls, a distance of
four miles
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
SECOND DEATH CAUSED
BY RAW PORK SAUSAGE
Five Other Victims of Trichino-
sis in Hospital
Soeciol Disedtch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Jan. 1--Another of the
victims of trichinosis. caused by eating
raw pork sausage on Christmas day.
Lorenzo Gieghetti, is dead. There are
five others at the county hospital, one
of whom is in a precarious condition.
Mrs Victoria Troglia was taken down
first and died the next day. six others
suffered the sickness
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
NAVYMAN MEETS
DEATH IN CHANNEL
Chief Machinist'S Mate of Tor
pedo Boat Truxton Drowned

VALLEJO. Jan. Joseph Deininger.
chief machinist's mate of the torpedo
boat destroyer Truxton. was drowned
in Mare island channel while returning
to his ship early today Deininger.
who was accompanied by a shipmate.
grasped the guardropes of the Truxton
as he went aboard, but they gave
way and he fell into the channel. The
body has not been recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
DIAMOND RING LOST
IN CONFETTI BATTLE
Mrs. Dan O'CaIIaghan Mourns
the Loss of Heirloom

IN confetti battle New Years eve
Mrs. Dan O'Callagllan lost diamond
ring in the grill of the Palace hotel
The jewel had a great intrinsic value,
having been in the o'Callaghan family
Tor many generations, and was a pres
.ent from her husband. The loss was
not discovered until she reached home
The jewel has not yet been found.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
TELEPHONE kEARNY SO
SUNDAY. JANUARY ?. 1910
WEATHER CONDITIONS

1ESTERDAY-Cloudy; southwest wind; maxi
mum temperature 4S, minimum 40.
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Cloudy; light north
east wind. Page AZ
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Snowstorm at Fresno

FRESNO, Jan. Fresno was treated
to a snowstoFm this morning at $50
O'Clock. when few flakes began to
fall, which later turned into regular
snowstorm
Owing to the sloppy condition of the
streets the snow did not last long. but
housetops are covered with snow and
the trees are bending down under the
weight of snow.
1t is said that this is the first snow
storm here in 16 years.
The San Joaquin river was fought
all last night to prevent overfowing
of the lands, but the task was too
great, and this morning the lands of
jeff Stathams, the two Joneses and
the Davis property were flooded, and
the homes had to be abandoned
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Quake Unusually Violent

WASHINGTON. Jan. The force OF
the earthquake, as recorded by the
weather bureau here. closely approxi-
mated the violence of the big quake at
San Francisco. The bureau figures
that it's greatest force was felt 1000
miles south and southwest of Wash
ington- The first shock was at 6.Of
a. m, the second at sos and the third
at 6:11 The third shock was so
strong that it threw the delicate seis-
,,,ourar,b oar, orf tho o,vfir5ar
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Disturbance Is Indicated

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. The seismo-
graph of the state museum recorded
an earthquake this morning. The
oscillations began at SOS O'Clock and
continued more than two hours. the
maximum waves occurring at 6:19
O'Clock. officials at the museum say
the disturbance may have occurred
somewhere in Mexico
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
No Trouble on Isthmus

NEW YORK, jan No intimation
of a seismic disturbance on or near the
isthmus of Panama had been received
by the Central and South American
cable company over its wires up TO
$50 o'clock today. At that hour it's
cable to Colon was working without in
terruptiOn and five minutes previously
a message had been received from Pam
anna which failed to make mention OF
any happening out of the usual. There
was no interruption today in the cable
service of other companies which have
lines to Central American points.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Snow in Foothills

snow fell in the foothills east of here
today, At Folsom there were three
inches, while ,Placerville reported seven
inches and Georgetown eight. At Au-
burn, Newcastle, Colfax and other
points in that section the fall was
heavy
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Wife Secured Divorce

Mrs Ninetta Eames secured a divorce
from her husband in Santa Rosa. on the
ground of desertion. At the trial it was
mentioned by one of the witnesses that
Captain Eames was interested in
another woman and intended to marry
her. Il will not say that Miss Penazzi
was referred to-" said Captain Eames
last evening. Il intend, however, to
marry Miss Penazzi I can not say
under what circumstances the marriage
will be celebrated, but 1t will probably
be celebrated January %, as the final
decree of divorce is not to be entered
until January 21. l know Rev. Mr..
Paine, but can not say whether he and
my former wife intend to marry or
not
Mrs. Ninetta Eames is an aunt of
Mrs Jack London. She lives at Wake
Robin Lodge near Glen Ellen.
Captain Games is brother of Mrs
Mauvais. wife of music store pro-
prietor of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Snow at Grass Valley

+ GRASS VALLEY, Jan New Years
day was ushered in with a heavy fall
of snow, which began early last even
ing and continued until daybreak this
morning: Indications tonight are for
fnOrA snow
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Curzon's First Wife

Curzons first wife was Miss Letter,
daughter of L. u. Letter, the Chicago
millionaire. Letter left an immense
fortune to his widow and family, who
thereafter made their home in Wash
ington. Lady Curzon died several years
ago and her money reverted to the
Letter family, but Mrs. Astor's wealth
Curzon door from wolves, as she had
several millions left to her by her
father, Colonel Willing of Philadelphia,
and John Jacob Astor's settlement is
supposed to have been about $4,000, 900.
Mrs. Guinness, Intimate Friend
Mrs. Guinness, who has just returned
from London to her home in Washing
ton square. is regarded as an authority
because of her close intimacy with Mrs.
Astor The two women have been
warm friends for many years. Prob
ably no woman within recent years has
gained firmer footing in New York
society than Mrs. Guinness She
jumped into public attention in New
York about a year ago, when she was
hostess of the duchess of Sutherland
She has never sought publicity but she
is an intimate OF the Astors, Mrs. James
B. Eustis. and other wealthy society
women.
1t was through her husband, Benja-
min Guinness, that Thornwell Mullally
of the United Railroads in San Fran
cisco gave Charles Baron. who married
Miss Vergilia .Bogue, employment as
motorman or inspector during his
courtship of the Portola queen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Will Waste No Time

The skipper is going to act punctu-
ally. He will waste no time in the
Eveless sea which lies between the
atolls of marital happiness.
There is some talk of a second ro-
nance which viii follow the skipper's
change in, matrimony. Rev. Edward B.
Paine. a clergyman living at Glen Ellen,
is a friend of Mrs. Eames. Captain
Eames said yesterday that he knew
Paine, but would not admit that he had
heard that Paine might marry Mrs.
Games when the divorce proceedings
had been made final.
Captain Eames lives at 25SS Fulton
street Berkeley. He is well known
among the Yachting masters of the Pa
cifc coast and his voyage with Jack
London, the novelist, TO the south Pa
cific isles, made him, familiar to literary
people and readers of magazines. He
sailed with London for Honolulu early
in the summer of 1907. The boat in
which London. travelled was a small
ketch. with room for little else than an
enormous tendency toward seasickness.
The relations of the ships company be-
came badly strained on the voyage to
Honolulu. and the splendid purpose of
the voyagers for seven years cruise
of the world faded percepubly with the
onslaught of every wave that washed
tho daokS