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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27
OGDEN.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden, Nov. 26-Mrs. Robert +. Bris-
tol was hostess 10 the members Of the
HalcyOn Sewing club on Friday after
noon. The afternoon was delightfully."-
spent in doing fancy needlework. after
which refreshments We're served. The
ladies present We're. Mrs. Thomas e.
Fitzgerald. Miss FITZGERALD Mrs. Hiram
II. Spencer. Mrs. Daniel j.. Malone, Mrs.
Richard r. Hume. Mrs. Ambrose T..
llibbs, Mrs A W Walker. Mrs Dennis
]. Sheehan, Mrs. T. ID. Ryan, Mrs. r. NJ.
ConrOy.
The charity bah on Wednesday even
ing, given by the ladies of the Martha
society, was the really truly society
event of the season. The Governor and
Mrs. Spry Of Salt Lake were in attend
ance, and they were accompanied by the
members Of the Governors staff and
their wives.
Mrs +. A. &ituefield viii be the hos
tess 10 the ladies Of the Martha society
at their next regular meeting Monday,
November IS. at her home in Madison
avenue.
Miss Alice Francis entertained
number OF her friends AT her home, 1928
Patterson avenue, Friday evening
Those participating in the evening
pleasure were: Miss Vera Tracy, Miss
Della Tracy, Miss Lucy Moves. Miss Eva
Rose, Miss Ethel Thomas, Miss May
Cook, Miss Nina Handley, Miss Nerna
Riley, Miss Florence Wilson, Miss Mabel
BOtt, Miss Viola Gledhill, Miss Gertrude
Walker Miss Pearl Tracy, Messrs. Har-
risOn Niles Ensign Herrick. Ed Noble,
Dewey Ensign, Arthur Hope, Robert
Paine, Herman Purdy, Floyd Tate, Earl
Pfngree, Fred Baker, Roy Tracy, How
ard Malone. Harold Ballinger. Arthur
McGregor, Richard Shields. Guy Far
rington, Earle Read. Raymond Malt
witt.
Mrs. William Howell has been en-
tertaintng her aunt, Mrs. IL. Warren, of
Wlnnemucca, New.
Miss Anna Flushing is in Los An
geles where she will visit relatives dur
ing the winter months.
Miss Ethel Flint who has spent the
summer and autumn with Mrs. Albert
q. Horn. left To- her home in Pasadena,
Friday morning.
Miss Grace sullivan of Salt Lake was
the guest Thanksgiving of Mrs. Thomas
Z. Fitzgerald and Miss Katherine Fitz-
gerald.
Mrs. T.. q. Manson has returned to
her home in Salt Lake. after d pleasant
visit with ogden friends.
Mrs. Henig Of salt Lake is the guest
OF Mrs. Abe Kuhn at her home, 2404
Madison avenue.
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Nephi Nov. 26.-The siXty-eighth
birthday Of Mrs Elizabeth Warner was
celebrated last Monday evening. About
fOrty-five members OF the family sat
down TO dinner in honor Of the oc-
CasiOn.
The eighth grade class gave a party
Wednesday evening in the Central
school building. A program was rem
dered, after which refreshments were
served.
The reception given Friday evening
in honor OF the marriage OF William
Alvin BOwles and Miss Kate Bailey was
a pleasant event al the i. A. Bailey
home. About fifty relatives, friends
and the bishop sat down 10 a sumpJu-
Gus meal after which the evening was
spent in a jolly manner. Those pres
ent from out OF town were. Mayor
Thomas Blackburn OF Brigham city,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckenzie of
SpringVille and Mr.. and Mrs W. II.
Bailey Of Sterling.
The marriage of Miss Retta Sperry
and Earl Watson of Bingham took
place Tuesday Miss Sperry is the
daughter of MIR. ard Mrs. O. H. Sper-
ry. and Mr.. Watson is successful
young druggist OF Bingham.
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Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Nephi, Nov. "a girl was born 10
Mt and Mrs. r. T. COwan Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Hague Of Provo
spent Sunday in Nephi
r. II. Sparks OF salt Lake spent
Thanks giving day in Nephi.
Mrs. Edna Jensen and family OF Salt
Lake are the guests OF Mrs. r. Sparkes
James Mcpherson, a former resident
Of NeDhi, returned Wednesday evening
Miss Vera Bigler came from Salt Lake
Wednesday evening 10 spend Thanks
giving.
OrsOn Cazier was in Provo Wednes-
day.
Judge Greenwood was in Salt Lake
the first of the week.
Bert Haynes OF Salt Lake spent
Thanksgiving day in Nephi.
Rex Goldsbrough came down from
Provo Wednesday.
Mrs Squires Of Salt Lake was in
Nephi last week.
George Udan of Eureka attended
court al Nephi last week.
Miss Florence Haynes Of Nephi and
NJ NJ OGara Of Los Angeles were
quietly married Monday, leaving i'm
mediateIy for Salt Lake. They Will
visit for a month in Nephi and make
their home in Los Angeles.
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AIANTI

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Manti, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Rose Jones and
FAMILY or Salt Lake City viii make
ManIi their future home
Ray Lund LEFT during the week for
Germany, where he viii fulfill a miss
sion Cor the Mormon church A fare
well party was given In his honor at
the Tabernacle prior TO his leaving.
Marriage licenses We're issued during
the past week 10 Anthony P0ulseu and
Henrietta BrOthersCn Of nj Pleasant.
Ray Peter Lund and Marguerite Braith-
Walten of Mauu. BeltshaZer JOcabsen
and karna Christensen OF Mauti. and
Fred Jackmau OF LeVan ana Bertha
Pierce of Fayette.
AR and Mrs. H. s. Frederickson u
Salt Lake City Will move % California
in e short time and are here bidding
their friends goodbye.
Mrs. j. b. Henrie and her two chill
dren are guests al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lund of Euhralm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milbun Of Denmark are
here for some time and Mr.. Milbun viii
have charge Of the creamery.
Alr. and Mrs. Christian Frederlckson
Of salt Lake City have been visiting
here during the past rev DAYS.
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Herbert J. Barnes; song, Miss Malzie
Sims.
Mrs. DR.. Claude .. Cannon and
daughter, Claudia. returned TO Salt
Lake City on Saturday after a three
weeks visit in KaYsVille.
A dance was given in kaysvilles new
opera house on thanksgiving evening
under the auspices of the ward amuse-
ment committee. A large number OF
people We're present. some coming from
every town in Davis county.
Paul r. Tnomassen entertained few
friends al a theatre party at the Gar
rick in Salt Lake City on Wednesday
afternoon.
An elaborate social event Of the week
was the dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. BOnnemOrt on Thanksgiving
Among the guests present We're: Mrs.
Eliza beth BOnnemOrI and Miss Lucille
Butler Of salt Lake city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Barton, son Harmon and
daughters, Blanche and Mildred Bar
ton of ogden; Representative and Mrs.
John ". Thornley,. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicho-
las B0nnemOrt, Misses Norma Matte
Doris and Melba Thornley,. Misses Cora
and Vera BonnemOrt. Robert H Boone
mort and VIII Thornley,.
The WOOdmen and Women of Mood
craft lodges OF kaysville entertained a
large number of their friends at a
social and card party al their hail on
Thanksgiving evening. Very delicious
refreshments Were served.
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Park City Nov 26.-Mrs. II. s. Town
send gave a luncheon at her home
THANKSGIVING day in honor Of Lew
CIatt and Rev. Hard OF the Episcopal
church.
Miss Frances Fargo Of Salt Lake is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Fargo
The WOmen's Athenaeum met Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. II. :.
Townsend in Park avenue. Mrs. Charles
LOring read an interesting paper on
'.The White Slave Curse" and Mrs.
Townsend presented a paper on Child
Labor" The club meets next Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. J.
Besgs.
Miss Laura Townsend was in Salt
Lake Friday.
Misses Ada Stewart. Minnie and
Katheryn Cunningham and Mrs. A. 3.
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Williams entertained q number OF
friends at the home OF tho latter IN
Main street Friday evening.
Mrs. II. w. Hodgson entertained
Thursday evening IN honor OF Misses
Hazel and Lula Roy of Salt Lake.
Monday evening. after the regular
meeting OF the local lodge OF Elks, e
Dutch lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Waters OF Salt
Lake spent Thanksgiving day here. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII sutton.
Mrs. B. Hurley and daughter LenOra,
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Oscar FOrslund entertained thu
members or the Five Hundred club az
her home Saturday.
Ernest Watson. a student OF me statsi
university, spent Thanksgiving day.
with his parents here.
Hugh Mcdonald left the frat or the
week for his old home IN Nova Scotia
where he viii visit FOR z mOnth.
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Logan, Nov. 26.-AIrs. John 4 Widt-
soc entertained tho A. C.. WOmen's club
last Monday. Miss Margaret Wilkinson
read one OF kipiing's short stories.
The Clio club viii meet next week
with Mrs. William Howell. Mrs Joseph
Odell viii give q paper on Rudyard
klplings THE Man Who Would BE
King"
Mrs. George ". Thatcher entertained
last Thursday Tor members OF her fam
tly- The affair was in the nature OF "A
dinner party.
The Thanksgiving dance given BY the
Brigham Young college students was
tended
James Walton and Ellen II. Davidson
were married in the Logan temple lase
ednesdays and have left for the coast
on a bridal tour. Mrs. Louise Bell gave
a reception "Wednesday evening i'm hon
or OF the young couple, which was at
tended by about forty guests
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Ina Stratford OF the high school fac
fully entertained. The table was set
for eleven in the sewing room OF the
school and Miss Jensen presided AT the
table. while Miss StratfOrd supervised
the serving, assisted by Misses Mirl An
derson and Hope Fish burn. The guests,
besides the Misses Jensen and STRAIT
ford. We're. Mr.. and Mrs Victor T.. Mad
sen. Professor and Mrs. A. NJ Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oloen y. StOhl, Mr.. and
W Valentine
The senior class Of the high school
entertained pleasingly Tuesday even
ing al the high school. The member
ship of the class was well represented
at the social The evening was spent
in games music and social chat. Re
freshments were served.
The mem bers OF the primary stake
board were the guests OF Mrs. WllrOrd
Reeder Tuesday afternoon.
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Willard, Nov 26.-Alr. and Mrs. Ralph
Harding of MaIad. Idaho. are visiting
with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brunker OF salt
Lake are visiting with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. George Royal OF Salt
Lake was in willard Thursday
Miss Elsie J. Ward OF Salt Lake Is
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Mrs. Helen Benedict OF salt Lake 80
visiting with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. May AgaFman Of ogden was IN
Willard during the week.
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St. George, Nov. 26.-Cards are out
announcing the wedding OF Henry
Lang and Miss Hazel Miller, both Of
this city, November 80.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Ralph 4. Carter and Miss
Ardell Hunt. both of this city, Wednes-
day evening. November 23-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo McAllister OF
Kanab arrived here "Wednesday 10
spend some time with relatives ana
friends.
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Bountiful. Nov. 26.-Mr. and Mrs. Al
ma Hardy entertained a number Of
their friends al d social at their home
on rs ednesday evening az honor of the
BOuntiful Silver band. The time was
spent i'm games and social chat. Mu-
sic was rendered by the band. after
which refreshments were served.
Alfred Birmingham celebrated his
seventy -second birthday at his home
on Friday evening.
Misses Charlotte and Clara Webb Of
Kaysville visited friends here on Fri
day.
Horace futile returned Thursday
from Garland. where he had spent the
past six weeks
Earl Thomas and Miss Vida Thomas
both of POcatellO. Ida, are visiting rel
atives for few days
Uberto Eidredge and Miss Eva Hep
worth. both of this place. were mar
ried on Wednesday, They expect 70
leave for Los Angeles in a few days,
where they viii reside.
BRIGHAM CITY.
Brigham City, Nov. 26.-Saturday
at-aufper the RTfecpc Mildred Tanzau and
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Brigham city, Nov. 26-Saturday
evening the Misses Mildred Jensen and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
DYNAMITE BANK AND
SECURE RICH BOOTY
BANDITS MAKE GETAWAY
WITH $4,000 IN MONEY
Bloomington. Illinois, Is Scene of Bold
Raid-Night Watchman Is Over
powered. As Is Citizen Who Inter-
fSFes-Posse Is Pursuing

Bloomington, Ills, Feb. 15.-Five
masked bandits dynamited the vault
of the Citizens bank at Chatsworth,
Ills. today. According to the bank
Officers the amount stolen is s10.-
600. A sheriffs posse is pursuing.
The robbers operated with surpris-
ing boldness and deliberation. They
appeared in the city shortly after
midnight and found William Kayle,
a night watchman, guarding the bank.
Taking Kayle by surprise, they seiz-
ed, bound and gagged him and carried
him across the street to a building
where one robber stood guard over
him. Four men were approaching
the bank when Albert Kerben, citi-
zen, attempted to interfere but was
overpowered. bound and then placed
in company with the night watch
man After forcing an entrance to the
building the robbers used four charges
of nitroglycerine before they sue
ceeded in breaking the safe. They
took eight thousand dollars in cur
rency, and about $4,000 in gold and
silver.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15

Out Of 81 applicants for county
teaching papers at the recent eNami-
nation in this city only seven failed,
while A were successful. This is re-
garded as an unusually high average
and is another indication that the
standard OF the teachers of the coun-
ty is being raised. Miss Della Sam
uel of Milton, made the highest av-
erage with "a to her credit, while
Miss Esther f. Compton of the same
town, is second with an average of
IS 4-16
one of the features of the examina-
tions was the remarkable average
made by Miss Mary Graham. a stu
dent in the Columbia Junior College
of Milton. who took all the subjects
for second and third grade papers and
made an average of 90, high enough
to entitle her to first grade paper
had she been old enough or had she
had the required experience. AL
those who made higher grades were
only required to take the examinations
in a few subjects.
The following is the list of success
ful applicants:
First Grade Certificates.
Esther f. Compton, Milton; Pat
rick S. Rogers, Weston; Flora l
Foreman, Hermiston; J. A. Hawks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
EMBE7zLER ROSS
MUST DON STRIPES

Salem. Feb Isl r. Ross, for
mer president of the Title Guarantee
& Trust company of Portland, who
was convicted in the circuit court here
Of the crime of embezzlement which
consisted of appropriation of educa-
tional funds of this state placed on
deposit in his bank, will have to serve
his five years sentence in the state
penitentiary 'according to a decision
of the supreme court in denying his
petition for a rehearing today. Ross
upon conviction was sentetced by the
lower court to serve five years and
pay fine of s576,S5S.74 and directed
to serve time in the Multnomah
county Jail until the fine was paid
not exceeding 2SS,426 days. The su-
preme court reverses the fine part Of
the sentence but the state prison sem
tence remains
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
ZBYSKO WINS MATCH.
Nahmout Fails to Throw Pole in
Specified Time.


Chicago, Feb. 14.-Zbysko won a
handicap wrestling bout from Yousiff
Mahmout tonight when the latter fall
ed to get fall in one hour. Accord
ing to the terms of the match NAH
mout was to throw Zbysko twice in
60 minutes or forfeit the purse and
side bet.
The decision of a jury of newspa-
per men will decide which fore gn
wrestling star is entitled to meet
Frank Gotch in a match for the
worlds championship. The men ap-
peared so evenly matched tonight that
it is probable the jury will refuse to
give a verdict and ask for finish
match
After % minutes of sparring for a
hold without either man going to the
mat Mahmout got behind Zbysko. The
Turks right hand was badly swollen
and bandaged and he appeared to be
able to do little with. it. After four
minutes of work on the mat with
Zbvsko on the defensive, the bout
was stopped for few seconds, while
the referee adjusted the bandages'
Mahmout tried repeatedly for toe
hold. but the massive strength of the
Pole rendered such hold well nigh
impossible The pole took the Of
fensive after SO minutes, but was un'
able to hold the advantage only SIX
minutes. Mahmout struggled to hi;
feet after getting away from the Pole
and both were up when the hour end
cd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
Local Committee Offers to
Raise S25,OOO If W.-0.
Company will Proceed.
DECISION HAS NOT
YET BEEN GIVEN
With Slightly Over $4,000 Subscrib-
ed Committee Forces Hand OF
Washington Oregon Company
FitzGerald Says Company Might
Accept $3O,0OO-Doubtful About
Sum Offered.

With the traction fund resting at
figure a little above the $4,000
mark the members of the local solicit
ing committee have gone to the
Washington Oregon company with a
request that the company begin
work upon the raising of the sum Of
$4,000. Whether or not this offer
will be accepted by the traction peo-
pie is not yet known. The directors
Of the company are comforting upon
the matter at Walla Walla today.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon
the committee of 30, handling the
movement in tits city. met in the
council chambers at the city hall
with DR.. ]. C. Smith in the chair.
Reports were received from the vari-
GUS subcommittee. These showed
that the fund had been brought to
slightly over $4,000. with quite a
large list of people still to be seen.
After the situation had been dis
cussed to some extent 1t was decided
to go before the traction company
with a proposition to run the local
fund up to $4,000 provided the COM
DHDYNlll liltH iNS NhNNa
prise and agree to carry out the pro-
visions Of the contract drafted on the
assumption that $4,000 be raised.
At o'clock the members Of the
committee proceeded in a body 70
the office of the traction company
in the Smith Crawford. Judge James
A. Fee acted as spokesman for the
committee and submitted the propo'
sition OF the committee to d. Fitz'
Gerald. representative of the COM
pany.
In reply Mr.. Fitz Gerald promised
20 take the matter before the direc'
tors of the company at Walla Walla
He said he could not speak for the
company but declared his belief tha'
the company would not agree to be-
gin operations with but S2b,OO'
raised. He intimated however thai
with $4,000 subscribed the company
would be willing to proceed.
This morning Mr.. Fitz Gerald lef
for Walla Walla to confer with th'
directors of the Washington-Or Oregon
company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
.P|TCHFORK SENATOR
LOSES GRANDCHILDREN
COURT GIVES THEM
BACK TO MOTHER
After Strenuous Fight Carolina States
man Is Defeated for Possession of
Little Oncs-Son's Wife Sues for
Divorce.

Columbia, S. c., Feb. l5.-The chill
dren of Ben Tillman, Jr., were today
ordered withdrawn from the custody
of their grandfather, Senator Tillman
and awarded to the care of their
mother who is seeking a separation
from the senator's son. The decision
was made by the state supreme court
and was based on habeas corpus pro-
ceedings. instituted by the attorneys
for Mrs. Tillman. Back of the trouble
in the Tillman families lies the love
of all concerned for the children. Ben
Tillman, Jr., after denying every al
legation of his wife that he is unfit
tn care for the children, but admit
ting the allegation of intemperance.
gave the little ones into the care OF
Senator Tillman and the senator's
wife.
When court proceedings were in
stituted by the mother to regain the
children. Senator Tillman filed a
lengthy and earnest affidavit. He
said the present instance was the first
time in which he had appeared in
court either as a plaintiff or defend
ant. and that he would not have then
that time but for the fact that he
was dragged into the case. The
elder Tillman declared the mother
was not a proper person to care for
the children' because she cherished
antipathy for the family of her hus-
band and declared the children would
have a good home with himself and
Mrs. Tillman, and that unless direct
ed to do so by the courts he would
not surrender the charge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
LARGE PER CENT Of TEACHERS
SUCCESSFUL IN EXAMINATIONS

Nolin: Ida l.. Stora, Milton; Della
Samuel. Milton; Inez Scott, Holdman;
Mrs. Florence Kelley, Milton.
Second Grade Certificates.
o. X. Goodman, Freewater; Minnie
Naylor, Echo; Martha J. Gerking'
Pendleton; Ezilda L. Scott, Helix;
Mary E. Lansdale, Weston; Louene
Hoisington, Pendleton; Pearl Por-
ter. Pendleton; Daisy WaddinghaIn-
Helix; Verva E. Roberts, Pendleton;
Bessie Porter Pilot Rock; Mrs
Grace Benedict, Echo; Daisy McPher-
son, Pendleton; Bessie Hammitt
Freewater: Mrs Ruth Swain, Milton;
John A. Haylock. Pendleton; Mae M
Storr. Pendleton; ]. A. Cavanaugh
Freewater: Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, Pen
dleton; Mrs. ]. \. Cavanaugh, Free
water: ]. s. Hunter, Freewater; tier
Neil. Pendleton; Nettie Beverly, Athe-
ma; I. b. Sevy Milton; Mrs. orpha
Sevy Milton.
Third Grade Certificates.
] NJ Small. Pilot Rock; Della
Martin. Freewater; Flora NJ. Morris.
Milton; Catherine Carson, lrrigon'
Pearle Hoch, Pendleton; Jessie d,
Wells. Milton; Hazel E. Martin. Free
water: Mary C. Graham, Milton; Bes-
sic Morris. Milton Albert w. Warner
Freewater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
Reported Several Thousand
Japanese Rifles Were Land
ed on TayaIas Coast.
MAY BE TRYING TO
GAIN A FOOTHOLD
Great Excitement Is Caused in Off
cial Circles by NewS-Cruiser Sent
TO Apprehend Ship Supposed to
Have Landed Arms-SOme Think
Traders Are Supplying Natives With
Arms and Encouraging Them to
Revolt-BattIe Kith MOrOs.

Manila. Feb. 15.-Great interest
was aroused in official circles here
today by the report that several
thousand japanese rifles had been
landed on the Tayalas coast. 1t is
feared by some that Japan is plan
ming TO install an armed force in the
Philippines such as she Is believed to
have in Hawaii. The cruiser Chatta-
nooga was dispatched to Lamon Bay
in search of the ship in which the
rifles were brought here. 1t is believ-
ed by many that the rifles were de-
liberately brought in by japanese
traders. and turned over to the ma
tives, in order to encourage them to
rebel against the Americans Au-
thorities are having great trouble re-
Gently with smugglers and japanese
set-going maurauders have been
among the most serious offenders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15
Battle With Moros.

Manila, Feb. 15.-News of fight
between an American scouting party
and some Moros in which two Am
erican soldiers were fatally wounded
was received here today from the
Province of Lanao. on the island OF
Mindanao. The report stated the
party was dispatched into the noun
famous country near Lake Lanao
where a band of Moros was commit
ting a. series of depredations. The
natives fled further into the noun
tains, where they were followed by
the troops. 4 fight occurred when
the Moros made night attack upon
the American outposts. Several
Moros are reported to have been
killed The rest of the party was
driven back into the hills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-15

Since the death of her husband in
December. 1908, Mrs. Spreckles has
been iD;. and during the last month
grew constantly worse. At her bed
side when she passed away We're the
members of her family with DR.. Ru-
dolph Baum, the consulting physi-
clan. Mrs. Spreckles is survived by
four sons. and one daughter. The
children are John D., Claus A., Ad-
olph Rudolph Spreckles and Mrs.
John Ferris, whose home is in Eng
land Mrs. Ferris three weeks ago
concluded an extended visit with her
mother. and today is on the Atlantic
bound for England.