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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-31
Home for Pioneers.

Seattle.-The Washington State Pi-
plans for home to be built on the
Lake Washington site, donated by Mr..
and Mrs. John ]. McGilvra. The SEQ
600 bequest made by the late Sarah
L. Denny will be utilized in the con-
struction of the house. The basement
will be of concrete and the two upper
stories of brick. The officers expect
10 have the building ready for use
next June.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-31
Sack Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for furnishing sack twine and
wheat sacks in quantities not exceed
ing five hundred thousand nor less
than half that amount, are solicited
by the Umatilla county union Of the
Farmers Educational and Co-opera-
tive Union of America. at a meeting
to be held in Pendleton, February 10.
1910, and may include prices on wool.
hop, barley and oat sacks and fleece
twine. Sacks to be new importation
of standard Calcutta No. l, size 36x22,
sample sack to accompany each bid.
Address all bids to the undersigned
at SOC E. Alta street, Pendelton. Ore
gon. CHAS. A. HILL,
Secretary Treasurer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-31
Ncw ,Phonc Manager.

The position of manager of the To-
cal phone office has been given to
man named Miles who until the
present time has been serving as man
ager of the Benton telephone line at
Prosser Wash. He is a married man
with seven children. l.. CT. Mcclellan,
who resigned as local manager to ac-
cept similar place at Aberdeen, left
this afternoon for his new location.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-31

When you hear some fellow telling
what a snap some farmer has, just
investigate little bit, and you will
find that about all the agricultural
work he has done is to cultivate the
acquaintance of some warmers
daughter OF course that's pleasant
work
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-31
IN JAIL,
MAN FINALLY FREED

Indianapolis. Ind.-Lost to the
world. Henry Mulson was found in
Jail by the Marion county grand jury
and set free. Forgotten by his ac-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-31

You can just as well be one of the
best dressed men of your acquaint-
ance, If YOU call on the Peoples
Warehouse and get into Hart Schaff-
ner Marx clothes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-31

Read the Want" ads today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-31

Continued from page 1.)
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

the failed they would still Bohemian club
by the of Sister Theresa Every they surely
friend Cheaer We
annually selected epcure discusses tem dining lightly
iminary Hiands.
the Little the Poor Prayers and benison believed
their culinary
of
ure of the
delciously complicated
This rightly reasoned
grace OF worthy gift
When the first fragrant bowl of ped things ready for the first
of
syorldy souls of hemian
of
QUIT hen
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
MINER SHOT TO DEATH
IN GAMBLING QUARREL
Victim Had Chased His Slayer
With Dagger

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 1S.-Wil-
liam Love, 20 years old, is dead with
half his head blown off; George
Broadnax, charged with the shooting,
and his wife, held as witness, are
in Jail, while huge dagger that was
in Loves hand when he was shot, still
sticks in the floor of the Broadnax
house, where it was forced by the
weight of Loves body when he fell.
The TRAGEDY was the result of min
ers' card game at Mariana, near here.
According to the police. the fight
started in Loves home, and when he
drew dagger Broadnax ran out to his
own house. Love followed but found
the door barricaded.
He beat on the door until the panels
splintered and crawled through with
the dagger. in his teeth. Mrs. Broad
max, terrified, crouched in a corner of
the room. while her husband went into
an adjoining room for a shotgun.
AS Broadnax entered the room with
the gun Love leaped for him with the
dagger in his uplifted hand. There
was a flash from the gun and Love fell
PROSTATE on the floor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
BURGLARS BOLD;
FOOTPADS FRISKY
Many Robberies in Homes and
in Streets Accompany
Holiday Outing

The absence of persons from their
homes and the presence of crowds in
the streets with well filled purses. ae-
companying the holiday season. served
to stimulate the activities of burglars
and robbers Saturday night and sun
day morning, and many thefts were re-
ported to the police yesterday.
Martin Kerr of S37S Twenty second
street who owns a saloon at 614 Kearny
street, reported to Policemen w F.
stephens and J. ]. GalIaghan shortly
after o'clock yesterday moraing that
he had been held up at Guerrero and
Twenty first streets by highwayman.
at whom he fired two shots. one of
which he believes took effect The rob-
Der grappled with him. took his re-
Eyolver away and ran up Guerrero street
The policemen followed and found the
revolver, but the footpad escaped
Barney Brown of III ShotweI street
reported that he was drinking In the
Thalia music hall In Pacific street with
Dollie Buckley, Evelyn Weston and a
soldier, when the soldier struck him a
blow In the face, knocking him uncon-
scious. When he revived, he found $3.50
he had with him was missing. The
soldier fed. but the girls were ar
rested by Policemen W. E. Casey and
G. W. Clark.
Charles W. Irish was knocked down
at o'clock yesterday morning at the
corner of Lexington avenue and Twen-
ty-first street by Charles waIman. who
robbed him of 81. Policeman Fred
Biermann arrested Walman, who con-
fessed. and was charged with robbery.
John Halen of 543 Kennery street
was knocked down in Steuart street be-
tween Folsom and Howard and robbed
of $3.50 and watch by daring foot
pad
Mrs. W. D. Brown of 1870 Fulton
street reported that burglars entered
her room Saturday night and stole
gold watch valued at 500, a gold chain,
and a cameo pin.
Policeman Thomas II. Dowd arrested
John McDermott, a laborer. who is
charged with burglary by Harry Will
kins. night clerk at the Argo hotel, 100
Eighth street.
A thief entered the Gouth apartments.
Cough and OFarreI streets, and stole
suit of clothes from A. Mcguire, a
suitcase from F. Eastman, and a pair
of shoes from William Heller.
Bernard Mclaughlin reported that his
room at the Capitol house, Sansome near
Jackson street, was entered yesterday
morning and robbed of a watch and a
check for $50.
Fl. NJ. Goodrich reported that SIS was
stolen from him in a saloon at 500
Kearny street by man who worked
for Abbot's cigar stand. When he COM
planned. he says, he was beaten. Later,
he withdrew the charge.
The room of Joseph Chahy, 1865 SUIT
ter street, was entered late Saturday
night and robbed of a suitcase and
three rings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
NARROW ESCAPE
Of AN OARSMAN
Boat in Which James Smith of
South End Club Is Rowing
Capsizes in Bay

James Smith, prominent member of
the South End rowing club and one
OF the best known amateur oarsmen
about the bay. had a narrow esca ne
from drowning yesterday evening.
when the she'll in which he was rowing
was caught in tiderip and capsized
just off Meiggs wharf
Smith was returning to the clubhouse
after a row on the bay when the acct
dent happened. AS the shell turned
over Smith started to swim for shore.
but finding the tide running too strong.
he was forced to swim back to his over
turned boat and call for help
His cries were heard by Mike Fitz-
gerald, the Merchants exchange boat
man, and Al Devote. Fitzgerald and
Devote manned a small boat and res
cued Smith from his perilous position.
The shell was recovered and towed to
the South End club house.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
ARCHBISHOP GIVES
CHURCH DEDICATION
Auxiliary to st. Johns Parish
Is Set Apart for Pub
lie Worship

Dedication services were held yester-
day morning at the new church of the
Epiphany, corner of Russia and Paris
avenues. The dedication sermon was
delivered by Archbishop Riordan. Fully
800 persons crowded the new edifce.
The new church is an auxiliary to
Saint Johns church. which is in the
same parish. Father Brady has been
placed in charge.
The services opened yesterday with a
sermon by Father Keane. Father John
Cantillon was celebrant of the high
mass. Many prominent members of the
Catholic clergy from all the bay cities
were present, and occupied seats on
the rostrum.
After delivering the dedication SER
mon Archbishop Riordan complimented
Father Brady for his good work in
building the new edifice in four
months, and spoke in the highest terms
Of the members OF the parish who as
sisted him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
DESPONDENT ENGINEER
ENDS LIFE WITH GAS
MansIayer Who Was Pardoned
Unable to Get Work

In a fit of dependency Elmo w.
Cook. civil engineer, committed sui
eide at his lodging, 156 Tehama street.
by turning on the gas in his room.
His body was found yesterday. Cook
had served a term in Bilibid prison,
Manila, for shooting a man, but was
pardoned. He returned to this coun-
try, but was unable TO get work and
he is said to have been brooding over
time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
KLAMATH FALLS TO BE
ON S. p. MAIN LINE
Director Kruttschnitt Expects
Change in July

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Dec. 1s.-
According to the statement of Julius
Kruttschnitt, director of operation and
maintenance of the Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific railroads. klamath Falls
land Ore, to San Francisco after next
July. He has announced that the
Natron cutoff will be finished about
June 80.
That portion of the road between
Eugene, Ore. and Weed, Cal, which is
now the main line. will be in the po-
sition of a branch or a connecting link
between these two cities.
Ashland. Medford, Grants Pass and
other growing cities will not be on the
main line.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
MANS KNEE FRACTURED
BY PHYSICIANS AUTO
Dean of Private School Must
Undergo Operation

John s. Drew, dean of a private
school of this city, was injured Friday
evening by an automobile at the cor
ner of Haight and Scott streets. DIR.
A. C. Bottle who was driving the ma
chine, rendered first aid to the in
jured man and conveyed him to his
residence 442 Scott street, whence he
was taken in an ambulance to the
Lane hospital. Drew is suffering from
a fractured knee cap. DR.. C. e. Far
mum, who is attending the patient, will
operate today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
BURGLAR FOUND IN
A CLOSET AT HOTEL
Skeleton Keys Carried by Man
From Kentucky

In response to a call from Harry Hill
kins. night clerk at the Argo hotel.
100 Eighth street. Policeman Thomas
H. Dowd searched the building for a
burglar early yesterday morning
After going through the lower halls
and rooms the policeman caught John
McDermott crOuching under some
clothes in closet on the top floor
When searched at police headquar-
ters a number of skeleton keys were
found in McDermott's pocket. He came
here recently from Kentucky.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
GAS FUMES KILL
SLEEPING WOMAN

Marie ]. Rubin, domestic employed
by f. T. Hoffman of the Hoffman
estate, 519 California street. was acci-
dentally asphyxiated by gas yesterday
morning. She was found dead in bed
in her room at 2626 Larkin street. The
gas had escaped through a leak in the
tube that led to the gas stove with
which the room was heated.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

A number OF san
Francisco guests crossed
the bay Friday evening
for the dance given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Proctor at the Clare
mont country club, sew
eral remaining over the
week END with friends,
TO attend the McNear
reception on Saturday.
Among AIR. and Mrs.
Proctors guests from
this side were:
Miss Marguerite Doe
Miss Florence Cluh
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell SelfridSe
Miss Kathleen de Young
Miss Frances Stewart
Miss Harriet Stone
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Van
Devender Stott
Fred Greenwood
Frank Hooper
Paul Nerdier
John Gallois
Du Val Moore
Philip Paschel
Miss Laura Bates has
returned after a sew
eral months absence in
the east. She accompa-
MED Mrs. George Lent
TO New York last Sep
tember and has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Philip Young ella Ben
der) at their home in
Boston.
Miss Agnes To bin
sailed Saturday from
New York to spend a
year abroad. She viii
be the guest OF friends
in England over the
holiday season and will
visit Mrs. Alice Meynell
at her home in London.
Miss Ethel Malone has
returned to Oak Knoll
after a visit with Miss
Marian Huntington. Mrs.
NJ. A. Huntington. who
has been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Gill
bert Brooke Perkins, IN
Washington. will arrive
this week from the east.
q
The season in Cairo in
January and February
will find a number of
Californians gathered at
Shepherds and the Sa-
voy hotels this year.
Mrs. Sydney Cushing
will spend two months
in Egypt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mountford Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
King, with their daugh-
ters, and Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Carolan are
among others who will
be in Cairo.
Consul General Wal
ter Hearn and Mrs.
Hearn have returned
after a delightful visit
in England and will
pass the holidays at
cloyne Court in Berke-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sadoc Tobin have taken
a residence on Jackson
street for the winter
months. Their Burlin-
game home has been
leased to Captain and
Mrs. William Lyman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19


The death of Mrs. A.
c. Bassett, which oc-
Cured Friday in Santa
Barbara, has caus e d
widespread regret. Ac-
companied by Miss Amy
Bassett, she had spent
several weeks at the
Potter to benefit her
health. and death came
Unexpectedly. The Bas-
sett home at Menlo
Park has long been
noted for its hospitality
and Miss Amy and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Bassett
will be missed in So
ciety.
Mrs. Horace Blahch-
ard Chase and Miss
Ysabel Chase will spend
Christmas at their coun-
try home. Stays Leap,
but will be at the Mon
roe during January.
Mrs. John A. Darling
left Saturday to spend
Christmas with her son,
DR.. Clinton Hastings
Catherwood, in Denver,
She was accompanied by
her grandson. James
F'iske Catherwood, and
will be absent only a
few weeks.
Mrs. Carl Schoon :
macner Clean Howard)
has ret turn ed from
Europe after an absence
of three years, to spend
the holiday season in
California. Since the
death of her husband,
Mrs. Schoonmacher has
lived abroad and is
planning a return to
Paris next year.
Miss Emily Carolan is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Carolan at their
apartment in Paris and
will remain until the
first week in January,
when she will leave
with them for a tour OF
Egypt. Miss Carolan
has been entertained at
a succession OF Informal
parties since her arrival
in Paris early in De-
cember.
Colonel and Mrs. D. NJ.
Appel, who have lived
at the st. Xavier for the
last two years, have
given up their apart
ments and are at the
st. Francis for a few
days prior to their de-
parture for Atlanta, Ga,
on Thursday. Colonel
Appel has been appoint
ed chief of the medical
department of the gulf
and they will be sta
toned in the south for
a year or two.
Miss Jeanette Deal,
the f1ancee of Alan Di-
mond. is the incentive
for many entertainments
OF an informal sort in
the holiday season. The
bride elect will be the
complimented guest at. a
reception to be given
anuary z, when Mrs.
William EIDE will pre-
side at her home in
Piedmont.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

Among the teas on
Saturday afternoon was
one at which Mrs. Rob-
ert DeYlin entertained at
her home in Broadway
in honor of Miss Rose
Ryan Of Sacramento.
" h o S e maria ge to
Charles d erh a m of
Manila will be an event
of next month. The ball
and reception rooms
were attractively deco
rated with holly berries,
mistletoe and Christmas
wreaths characteristic
of the season, and about
$50 guests were enter
tanned. The wedding of
Miss Ryan and Mr.. Der
ham Will take place in
January at the brides
home in Sacramento and
they will sail a few
weeks later for Manila,
where they will reside
in future. Mr.. Derham
arrived from the orient
last week and is the
guest of friends.
Miss Janette Deal
whose enga cement te
Alan Dimond was re-
Gently announced, will
be guest of honor at a
large tea at which Mrs.
William EIDE will be
hostess on January Z.
About 200 guests will
be entertained.
Richard Hotaling was
host at a house party
over the week end at
his San Anselmo home.
Twenty guests were en-
tertained at Sleepy
Hollow" from Friday to
Monday. At present
Hotaling is absent on a
business trip to Nevada.
For the McNear re-
ception and dinner dance
Saturday many house
parties were Civ ven
across the bay. Miss
Amy Bowles entertained
a group OF young people
as did Miss Vera Have
meyer, whose guests in
cluded Mrs. Andrew
Stone and Miss Harriet
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Rogers will not return
for the holidays, but
have decided to remain
in the east, where they
Will be the guests of
DIR. and Mrs. Herbert
Hamilton at Amherst.
Mrs. Hamilton was for
merly Miss Cecile Rog-
ers, and since her we'd
ding has made her home
in the east. The mar
riage OF their younger
daughter. Miss Margaret
Rogers, to Herbert Jack
son was an event of the
early season, and the
couple are established at
their estate, Hillside"
in Glossop. Eng. They
viii remain abroad in
definitely.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
FIRE. AT FACTORY MAY
HAVE BEEN INCENDIARY

RERKELEY, Dec. 1S.-Not much DAM
are was caused by a fire which broke
VI early this morning at the Pacific
dyano aud fertilizer company's works,
i ffe foot Of Bristol street, but the
circumstances are being investigated by
the police on the theory that arson was
attempted. October II a FIRE broke out
In The same part OF the outbuilding.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
santa Fe Holiday Rates

The Santa Fe will sell holiday excur-
sion tickets at one and one-third fares
for. the round trip between all stations
on its lines where the one-way fare is
$1,000 or less Tickets on sale Decem-
Der 23rd, oath, 25th, 26th, S0th, 31st,
1910, and January 1st, End, 1911. Final
return limit January 3, 1911. 673 Mar
ket st. Telephones Kearny 315: JS371.-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

sLASHED WITH KNIFEJohn Roenig and
John klich had an alteration at the corner
of Siliman and Goeppingen streets last night.
Koenig slashed with knife and Klich
was taken to the police station on a charge
of murderous assault. Koenig lives at $50
Silliman street. He returned home after treat
ment at the Mission emergency hospital
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
SUITABLE
CHRISTMAS IDEAS

You may have wandered from
store to store in the search OF ap-
propriate holiday gifts. A visit to
this big store would put an end to
your shopping troubles 1t would.
indeed. also be a money saving trip.
One block Off high rent Market
street to Mission between Third and
Fourth.
Every department. wholesale and
retail, is alive with the holiday
spirit. You'll find Pierced Brass.
Typography Water Color Outfits,
Gold Paints for holiday decorating
everything in artists material: 1911
Calendars. Diaries. Desk Outfits.
Fine Monograms and Holiday Box
Stationery.
Ladies' Leather Handbags. Suit
cases, and Gentlemen's Wallets and
BillboOks, with name in gold free.
The new Fountain Pen. the Argo-
naut, regular and self-dller styles.
gold and silver mounted. absolutely
guaranteed and reasonably priced.
The Marshall 81 Fountain Pen and
the Regal $3.50 Self-filler Fountain
Pen. the best in the world at these
prices.
The largest and a9est collection ot framed
pictures in the city. Playing cards. chess.
bridge and poker outfits. Open this week
until $50 p. m.
SANBORN, VAIL & CO.
755 Mission 81. bet. I'd and 4th.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

FRENCH SAILOR KILLED AT PORTLAND
Portland. Dec. 1S.-Rohan Francois was killed
and Henry Francois badly injured BY a switch
engine in the terminal yards here tonight The
were sailors the French ship Antoine
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
Big Sale in
| Republic Tires !

tread tire has. taken hold well. The
San Francisco distributors, the Phoenix
rubber company, has been obliged to
send in several telegraphic orders dur
ing the last week. the stock being al
most exhausted. says an official of the
latter company
The new pamphlet. entitled THE Tire
Perfect" is now ready for distribution
and is one of the neatest booklets that
have been published recently.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
Community Buys
EMF Cars


troit, of A. P. Humphrey of Craik, prov
ince of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Humphrey had been commissioned by
the Craik board of trade to purchase
cars and establish community CARA ge
for the members of the board, using
his judgment and knowledge of the
conditions in making a selection, o,
Humphrey chose the EMF "30'
as the official car, left his order and
has gone back to complete plans for
the delivery of the cars and the in
stallation of a supply station and a
garage which all the members of the
hustling Canadian northwest city will
use in common.
The rugged nature of the country to
be traversed. the remote location from
supplies and the inexperience of the
men who are interested in the plan all
Influenced Humphrey in his choice OF
car for the Craik motorists. Strength
freedom from repair and simplicity OF
construction were the points he had In
mind in his choice of the EMF go. .
An attractive circular has Just been
issued by the Weinstock- Nichols COM
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

Captain f. w Cole reports that an
other lot of the fore door and torpedo
S11- - ~
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

The Republic rubber compan
branch at San Francisco reports "
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

Community purchase of motor cars
is a novelty in the automobile industry,
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
Christmas Gifts
For Motorists

given to help solve the problem OF
Christmas selections for friends who
own motor cars. The red and green
in which the circular Is printed make
a happy combinatio of colors for the
season +.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

s..D,e, i ems Duryea motor
@O,,tng cars will he In on
80 e = Tuesday There are
now nine carloads
of Stevens-Duryeas on the road, four
more leaving for the city today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

An attractive circular has Just been
issued by the Weinstock-N Nichols COM
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

A letter has been received by the
Standard motor car company, agent
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sadoc Tobin have taken
a residence on Jackson
street for the winter
months. Their Burlin-
game home has been
leased to Captain and
Mrs. William Lyman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-20
BOYS ARE ACCUSED
OF DASTARDLY ACT
Harvey and Alfred Daniels,
Members of Feud Family,
Arrested.
RrryEFTErD w VA

BLUEFIELD. w. VA July 90
Harvey and Alfred Daniels, aged re-
spectively fifteen and twelve. have
been arrested charged with shooting
into a Norfolk and Western passenger
train and wounding Lee Writ and
Thomas Maynard, at Grapevine. late
Sunday night
who was sitting next to a
window on the train. was shot in the
arm, the shot passing through that
member and lodging In wirt's lung
Both men were hurried to the hos
pital at WEIGH Writ is expected 70
die.
The Daniels boy deny any compiled
ty in the shooting, but are being held
on the testimony of Charles Tucker
colored. who claims he saw one of the
boys shoot. The boys are cousins of
Jim Daniels, notorious feudist, whose
mother and sister were killed yeyeral
months ago near Devon by a sheriff q
posse who opened fusillade on the
Daniels home in an effort to arrest
Daniel for the murder Of Hiram Chris
tian. WHICH happened few days be-
fore.
The whole Daniels clan have been
put under bond to appear at. hearing
to-day. 1t Is believed by many that
the shooting will lead to the reopening
of the feud.