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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
Ter repnblifaHiidIc oSOf" Gineias
natis iOll eiHen NeimeiS be.
gGngen baben.
SOE ertIdrt: Seri dmOrHua
Aus Nbge0roneteHbans oOa Cbi(
p,siuirft Die 2can.SUrlage nit
geringsr MIcbrbeit.
&ar Gin nnaiier" @eietentmnrf.
Cincinnati. 21. fSebr.

tfNtF'NAtF 49, ON0t.
George 9. Cor, ieit Sobren oas
Saupt ser republitaniiden Orguul.
latlou in Cincinnati, Braiioert Der
Cincinnati 8u1t Gompanp lnO aud
III Sbeaterfrelien meItbin befaunt
megen ieine5 5ntereiies, oas er auI
oielem 6elO selate. puroe bon oeu
SomiIton Gomtp @roBgeihworenen
megen 9feirei0S angefIast.
GulaB 8u Der AntIage CAB, oaH
Cor am 81. 0tdr3 1906 Dor oen
@roBgeidmorenen oieies Gountps
inter @i0 beitritt, irgeuo eineu Sbell
Der 3inien erbalten Su baben, ola
mebrere 8mfen, nie 0aS Drafe In.
terluhun9stomite Su Eaee bradltc,
fiir Die 0epouirung uon GountpgeI.
bern an oen Gountpidasnerter
5dbIten.
Ger SSaG, auf oen iih oie slnflage
itiibt, ereignete iih pdbreno Der
9Imts3eit BON 1Sohn S. Oibion. Der
BON 1000 bis 1904 Gountpihatmei.
iter mar. Gjibion hcieugre geiteru uor
0eu G'rob0e' 1lporenen. 0aB er BON
ocn $97, ,0e4, Die er BON Sen 9aufeu
fiir Die 0eponirllng BON Gountpget
oern ais 8eid)enf erbieIt. $4S.500 ar
Cor ablieierte. o5ibion 5ablte Die uon
Den 8anfen erboItene Summe in ben
Gountpihab, nafOem ole 8roBge.
Idmorenen bon Der Sndle Nlno er.
haIten un0 cine llnteriubung 6egou.
men hatten. 3nei unoere iriibere
Sdpabnteilter, Giloen u. 6reIth uno
9iuoolpb s. Snnido. 3ablteu ie etpa
$4,000 an oeu Gollntpid)as, ndh.
Dem ole lluterirhuns 6egonneR
botte.
SobaI0 Cor bon eineu 3eitrngs-
berihteritatter bon Der slnflage be-
| nodridtigt mor6sH mar. elite er aah
Dem @erihtSaebaiioe unb 1telte bic
| geforoerte 9iirgid)ait, Die auf nur
$1,000 ieitgeiebt nuroe
Cor erfldrt, oob Die Nnflageerbe.
buug elm poIitiihes Wtan0per lit, I'M
ibm perIoulif, itno Der Republicans
id)en organization in Cincinnati su
| idaoen.
9lIs Oie @roBgeihmoreneu i'm
Gaol oes 9iidlters @orInan erihie-
nen, morcn Der Glerf oes @eridtes,
Der Sberilf uno 3eitltuqsberibter.
itatter omueieno, Die Der Gidter. Der
muBte, mas fouilnen miiroe, aifee.
for0ert bate, onpeiero su ieir. Slls
oie @eidlluoreuen ibren Aerid)t ge-
mad,t hoiten, marnte Der 9tifter Die
glmueienoeit 0e Don linn - oent
Nihter perionlidl ernannten 8roe-
qeidNporenelt ais imaejeBliCb ST fritz.
iircn o0er tie ipiiroen tuegen WtiBad.
tltnq oes @erits sur Berantluortlna
ge3ogen.
Gor peroffentlidte ipGter cine Gre
fldrirng an oos Rublitlnn. Gr iagt,
ooB Die g(ntlage baItIo5 lit. oaB "a
lid) Inn cine poIitildle 8erid)iuorung
aeaen i'm ban0elt, mie leidlt su er<
Iieben lei in anbetradt, oab Der yfidl-
ter, Der StoatsanIpolt iuo nn6ere I'D
Der Sad)e beiddftigtc Rerionen De-
mofroten ieien mo Der 9tidter Die
2iite ocr @roBaeidlmorencn einfad
aus ieiHer glodtaidle gebolt babe, ull-
itatt tic. pie Dos ojeics poridreibt1
aus Der Die 9tunRn Der 6jeld)ipore1
nenanudrtcr entboItenoeu Seiite SD
| 5ieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26

0a er - 2orimer Elm 5troben.
bIbnangeiteuter mar, mo bis altf Sen
beuti9en Iog babe er iid) ftets Be.
mii9t, Die Gage Der iuoiifen 1atiirer
8u erIeid)iern Sm ,Sli0euoiertal
uiiie man oies nur 81 aut. m0 4bra.
bams bate nidt geiuagt, pom Sprina.
fielo 3uriId3ufebren uno ieIneu @d5.
Iprn mit3utheilea. er da6e aeaen 90.
rimer geitIrunt. lie "a Gemofrater
Die iur ibn ltinlmten. ieien iclne per.
ionlid)eu sreun0e qepeicn. un5 0ieie
peE1onIite tfreunoidl1't ba5e i'm qe.
Doblt. uno uift 9eitedups
2orTmer idlop 'elHe 3te0e mit Ser
GrtIdrun1. eaB er ais Wann un0 ais
SeHator befraitige, 0aB er ME o6er
oaB nie nit ieinem gsiIien uno gilieyr
Q3el0 in uaaeieelit)er gseiie oerpen.
oet puroe, am F9n Tiir Gin @mt su
Dd5!en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
ga,,t madDt Cfierte.
81 aiaInaten. u. fSebr.

Ger grdiiOern' 1oit bat Dem Son.
orpioboeoroneteu 9llbert 3. Dolpion
non , {ona BEN 4Soh'e oes G5etretdrs
oes @rdiioeilien an9eboten, aber
Gaplon 1at iopeit mat angefiInOiat.
ob er onnebmeu ooer G'lebuen Wir0.
Gs beiBt, ooB 1atpion 1a5 9lngebot
3par errudaen, aber uabrlteinlif
Dem EraIioenten nittbeilen MIRO, OaB
es ibn nid)t uogIia' lei, 0en Rolten
aBuuebnen.
Darpion miro nift Dem nadHter
stougrsB angeboren. oa G frenpiilla
Quf cine erneute aan0ibatl. { uer5ih'
tete neil er Rrditoeut oel {, 'rlt gfa'
tional Bnnf pon 3apcnport soma
meroen miro, iobo!d iein anu SER
min am 4. Wdri su Gn0e tolnmt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
2eHeens aut,uOrt.
SprinIfielo I'll. -. sSeb

Springiel0. I'll. -. sSebr.
Ser @olmerneuu 2eneeu erlieB
mabren0 0es SpGiabenO5 cine slnt-
mort luf Ole pom Senator Sorimer
i'm Scnat erbobcncu Seldlul0i5lngcn.
0cnecn beitreitet fur5pe9 Niles. mas
20riner geeen tim uorbr1dte. er
erfldrt. oaB Sorimer oen Ylau gepIi.
ier @cieeesilbertretsr bciolge. NIT De-
nen er ais Stlatsanpalt in Goof
Gonutp 5u tbm bate; ami Die 9ln'
flase nit @egeubeid,tI0igungen 5A
antlporten, pie gum 9eiipieI Der Ser
@eidEporenenbeiiehung nngeflaJte
9lnuaIt @rbiteiu. @aN3 beionoer5
beitreitet Geneen, oaB er lih bereir
erfl1rte. iiir oeu Sendt ais 8an0i0lt
aui3utreten, um Damn ploslih ob5u.
jdlnenten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
Gin Yrpteit.
Sacrameuto, Gal, %. 6rbr.

Sacrameuto, Gal, %. SSebr.
Cine 9leioIution, oie i'm Staats~
ienat ein9ereidt ipurOe, ioroert Den
Yrdiioenten Gait AMI ben gntepuri
Oes neieu 8ertrags nit &yapaH, 0en
er Dem gA1toesfenat sur 3dtiii5i.
rung unterbreitet bat. 5uriid5lBieben
un0 appellirt 5lrgIeidl an oen Bun.
oesienat, Die &atiiifation 3u pcrrpei-
germ Die &aIiforniaer Delegation
lit initruirt, Der 9lHnubnle Oes Der,
troas 5u opponiren.
Sacramento, Sal, y. fSebr.
SSu elmer 9pbcuoiitlng nolpm Ser
Staotaenat cine 9ieioutiou an, mel.
DIE oen 8lnoesfi eiiat dltiior0ert. ge.
gen DIE glnnabn1e oes neuen @ertrags
NIT Sapan 5u ltinnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
ausiidten fir bas 8esiprojitatsab.
fonmen eiinifia.
NSQj5inatolt, q. CFo


0oB oaS 9fe3ipro3itdtsabtommen
NIT aandoa bonn 5enute angenon-
men meroen Diiroe, mar Die Grfla.
rllng Oie Senator Garter BON Wpu.
tnna abgab, ols er nad) elmer aonie.
renj mt Dem graiioentl. Init 0as
0eiBe Sous DerlieB. 9erionIih lit
Senator Garter gegen oie MaBnab-
me- Ter 9lbgeoronete McGaa BON
Woiiahuietts, Der Die gorloge int
5auie ein5rdd)te uno Der ebenfaas
iiber oieie AngeIegetbeit nit benz
Erdiioenten geiprod}eH batte, tiuBertc
iih gleihfdiis aiiuitia iiber Sen Dor.
ausiidltLiden erioIa Der Wla6nnhnp-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
S0ottidles Befrdmf.
MontInllo. u. 81. p. so

4lontlcRllo, U y, 2 5ebr.
Bier Yerioueu limo to0t uHo cine
III ON Sterber in 3orton iniolge 0es
Gg41itiies pon 6obaItoboI irrtbiln.
llder 8eiie. Iie 1ooten iino: 1Sas.
aellp. Ibomos aellp, 6rau 1bomas
aellp uno 3boma5 S1aroep. 1us
@etrdlrf puroe in Barf5oiqe getauft
un0 mrroe bel einer in 3orton i'att'
geiitf0euen ssamilIeuieier aetrunten.
gsalo 0dratf erfranften aae iuni
9erfoneR uuO bier ftarbeu lbou
nnh fllrser 2ef
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
10000 Cos NartuffeIn uerbrannt.
Coiton, IV}e.. -. ,vebrltor.

0dIton, Wte., q. 5ebrlar.
9ldt 3artoifeI' '2ascrbduier, Die 75,.
900 ,SaB 9artoiieln entbielten uno
Die bier IN Der gsnhbaribaft eeIeeen
1ino, brdntten nie0er. Ter Gjeiaut.
perl1It beIGuit iib alif 100000, Der
iib 5piibeu oen aGlIiern uuo 6or.
ntern pertbeiIt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
Srpfer ISenerIdlaoeu.
Gpan8pllle. sSn0.. p.

@panapille, 5n0., %. 4 ebr.
Ginen SdDaoeu bon 100000 rid-
tete cine 6euer5brlinit an, ole in Der
9IuIa9e Der 5. 8. @oloen Cigar Gom.
pam musbrah, oeren Riauln.Iid1tei.
ten iid) in Dem pieritodiqen Sc bt1loe
Der 6pnn$oiue 6as ar.0 electric
eight Goutpanp befauoeu Bon Dem
gerlitit entfalleu $4,000 aui bic
3 3igarrengelelldlait.
Goualoien0lie, 2n., %. Jebr.
Cine 6atersbruuit leJte i'm bn.ii.
Gen @eidditstbeil ole e5eb0u0c in
2lid)e uno 3eritHTte aid cine an3dht
8ohHbduier. Ter Sha Ben pirt auj
$3.50, 900 perauibIagt-
GoHroe, Iera$. %. 1Se6r.
Cine 95euers6ruf6t, M ,lhe oeu Sc.
idloitstfeil oidjes5tdott ems 3erit6rte.
rid)tete einen Sbo0en 1Jou 500 900
IN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
s;eralsnte Itrc fen.
0IoonlIngtotL. AZ. p. -

Bloomington 81. y. ,5ebr.
3iDeibunoert aotlemg grdber ser &.
q. & g. Goal GonpqH n in Creator
haben Die Aubeit nieo ,raeleat. neil
efs ibrer (8euoiier Il egcn DliBat.
tlug Der yiegel. iDelfe nerfiigt, oa1
DIE 9tadInitta8sipreng buiic um4:4
llbr anitatt um 3:t5 llbr. mie bis.
ber, nbgeieuert meroeu miliIen, ent.
laiien muroeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
Sic weiblid,en @Gbler in Seattle be.
rciteu anseblidDeH StnStratlls.
srnbiderH cine 9isOerlase.
Gin SrOteit.
Ter faIiforuiidJe SeRat proteitirt se.
een 3atififatiou oes neuen Ser.
trays nit Sapan.
Siessr beim 9Srsisfeselu.
ScattIe. g9ai6. D lsehr.

Sum 5lpeiten NtaI inuerbalb zines
9lonates huben Die Srauen Seattles,
Die ieit fiIr5er 3eit Oas Stimmredlt
5abeu, ibreu GiniluB gclteno ge.
nlaht. 8ei oen lrlmdrlpubIen ga
ben lie ben gIusidlag bel ser Rieoer~
lage bon alien 2ll0ermdnfanoiouteu
- nit glliSnabme Don orei - 0ie i'm
@eroad)t itauoen @5rdbder 5u iein.
llno Ole 9rei, Die uominirt muroen,
erbielten cine 10 geringe WfebrbeIt,
oaB iie iiherlib nidt unter Sen
gteun ieiu meroen, DIE itIieBlih ee-
moblt tueroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
Tladltiaer 0anfier perhaftef.
IpE p}0lnps c{oIIl1 1f rgeh,

1eF gloiues, Soma. II s5ebr.
g 5. gerieIo. graitoent Ser @ar
Jon Seilep, Elm Qriontinititut in acl.
leD, Soma. pur0e in 8atertOlun, e.
D., oerbaitei. Gr ilob aus aellep ais
Elm amturu Der Iepoiitoren ieiner
gaHf beBanu. Gs beiBt, oaB In Sen
8dtdnoeH ein 5ebl6etras bon $52,.
900 lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
Tar cseanpoitirbiio ienpprlane.

9aibingtoH. 3. g.. 21. Gebruar.
Die O3eanooiti ubiioienDorlaae, bic
lm5efiat bereits aHgtHqnmen mlroe.
gilnltlg etn3liber id)ten, bot 0as Saus.
tortlte mt Z Q eaen 8 Gtnunen 5e.
itlolien. SIC wur6en ba6in amen.
Dirt, 0aB s.dt Die BaciTic IanDfer.
lluieu. ionog u MIR Die iiioomerif1.
ni'den oa5 beriidiittist Deroer
ioQ.en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
Err apnnrtR.
e8aihinaton. y. ,fsbrnar.

t181lslln9ton. =. iYeprt1r.
Cas- Abgeoroneteubaus bat be
,ylottenb,auilliglnasporIoge an8enoin.
men, o5ne oaB iie nod ir8enowie
aua,0irt ipilroe. 9luh Die 55ortIf,td-
tionsbaniaigfiHgsDorlage uno Die @e'
milllgun9 soor1d9e fiir 0ipIorrdtli1)e
uno torlIllariidJe 9tpefe Duroeu an
geuommen. g. iiHo jet Hur nod
orei 8eDiniguuga7orlagen pom Saus
~ p1Iiiren. y4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
,SuItisHndltlina Ucrbaftet.
0{eln OrIenns. "a. p. Nl

9teau Orleans, ga. -. 5cbr.
Sin Mam. ser iih Geo. @. Gbn.
neu ueunt, lit perboitct nor0en oa
ibu anaeblih Ole Toli5ei pom 9ou.
tiac, 81, niinibt. Gr ioa BORT
2eute nm $4,000 bis 100000 be-
jdnpinoelt bnben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-02-26
Tean.8orlage eeidlageu.
Columbus, 8, q. 6ebI

Gas abgeoroneten6au5 Der 2egii
loiur bat 0ie Geaa'BorIdge, tueId
gluni,ipnlitaten in Sbio oas Red
perlieb, ais Gubeit irber Die 6rag
ob Sdanfluirtbifaiten geSuIoet pe
SEN iollen ooer nift. ab3uitiuimeI
:. , rrporien. Gs fpuroen iiir Sie gOrlI
- - pier 5tnnnen iuer ger o5gegeb|
- ~ rotlnuenolg tpdr3H, lie an5une
s,., W. Ger Senat bate Die 8orla|
ibon ,bn n. seH0wmeH.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-07

Dressmaking wanted by the day
Address Miss S. White, 224 Thompson
street. Phone Red 262s.
Sor sale-One sorrel gelding. age
years. weight 100 pounds, sound,
good work or saddle horse. Price
SIS Inquire 1901 West Alta.
Mr.. Chas. E. Heard will be glad to
give any information regarding IRE
insurance. See him on the street or
at Lee Teutsch's office. Phone Main
s.
For sale at barsain-First class
rooming house, Is rooms, all filled
Close in. owner must leave town
Easy terms. Address. Box 21s. Pen
dleton, Ore.
You can't burn slate and gravel!
Don't try 1t. Phone Dutch Henry
Main 17S. for clean screened Rock
Springs coal-either lump or nut. II
burns clean and goes further.
All Lady Maccabees are requested
to meet at Secret Society hall Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock to meet Mrs
Alice Porges, state commander. BY
order Of commander, j. A. McRae.
Pendleton's new paint store. Hale
& McAtee, props. 815 Main street
Acme quality paints. enamels. stains
Wall paper picture moulding, glass
and varnishes. Let us figure on your
next job. Goods arriving daily.
Wanted-A man who can write fra
ternal insurance and wants to make
big money Most attractive PROPOSE
ton. First class order. No limit to
earnings. No fees to collect. p. o
Box 90, Pendleton, Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-07
TORONTO PAPER PREDICTS
RECIPROCITY TREATY SCANDAL

Toronto, Ont, Feb. THE predic-
ton of a parliamentary scandal at OF
tawa as the result of the proposed re-
ciprocity treaty between Canada and
the United States was made here to-
day by the Mail-Empire, the leading
conservative. In dispatch from
Montreal the paper declares Ameri-
can interests have supplied their lib
eral agents in Canada with fund to
advance the cause of free trade. 1t
says the details of the scheme will be
exposed on the floor OF parliament
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-07
LOCALS
See Lane q Son for signs.
Pastime pictures please all.

Pastime pictures please all.
Phone Main 1 for United Orchestra.
Wall paper. paints, etc Lane & Son.
Dutch Henry for coal. Main 17s.
1. C. Snyder. chimney sweep. r sS13.
See Lee Teutsch about fire insur-
saRce.
wanted-Furnished house. Inquire
this office.
Pure lard at the Cash Meat Market.
phone Main 101.
Phone Platzoeder for fresh meat
and lard. Main 44b.
Wanted-Inside work by young
man. Address. Box 327, City.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms for
rent. 224 South Thompson.
wanted-To buy good second hand
incubator Address "B" this office.
Special rates to horses boarded by
the week or month at the Commercial
Barn. $40 Aura street Phone Main ~.
For Sale-Detroit Jewel gas range
with oven and broiler. Aluo gas boil
er, heater. Phone Main 62 or call at
this office.
Cold weather is coming. We have
the best coal on the market. A ton
Ii 1000 lbs. at Pendleton Lum er
Yard, Phone Main o.
Phone Main % for good clean lump
or nut coal. Prompt delivery to all
parts Of the city. Crab Creek Lum-
ber Co., 700 West Alta street.
II you want fresh meat from
new. clean market, phone Main 445
Farmers Meat Co., Conrad Platzoeder
manager. 224 e. Court street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-07
REPORTED TO
HAVE QUIT THE FIGHT

Albany, N. Y, Feb. 7.-Despairing
of ever electing Sheehan to the sem
ate while 81 insurgent democrats stick
to their resolution to vote against him
1t is believed today that Tammany's
supporters have thrown up the
sponge. AS soon as today's votes
showed the deadlock was still on, a
conference of democratic leaders was
called. They will probably select an
other man. Sheehan lacks 81 votes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-07
PERSONAL
MENTION

Jack Tomlinson is up from UNA
tilla today.
A. w. Shellan was over from Wal
la Walla yesterday.
John Switzler of Umatilla is PEN
dleton visitor today.
Mrs. ]. s. Dolson is visiting in the
city from Tekoa, Wash
Frank Reed and wife of Adams, are
spending the day in Pendleton.
w. II. Morrison of Helix was in the
city from his home yesterday.
David Still Of walla walla, came
over from the Garden City yesterday
A. Mack, the we'll known pioneer,
is quite sick at his home on Willow
street.
Fl. p. Stevens came in this morn
Echo.
Mrs. John Eggers came in this
morning from her home at MyIick
station.
Mark Sturdevant and wife came
over from Pilot Rock yesterday af-
ternoon.
M L. Morrison came in on the
Northern Pacific train this morning
from Helix.
Mac Smith, the Vansycle farmer,
was aboard the incoming N. P. train
this morning.
E. N. Wheeler Of Stanfield was an
incoming passenger this morning on
the motor car.
c. B. Maynard of Baker arrived in
the city yesterday and is registered at
the Bowman hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Montgomery
returned this morning from an over
| night visit in Helix.
]. s. Norvall was among the Helix
passengers on the incoming Northern
| Pacific this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Casteel came
down from Pilot Rock on the after
noon train yesterday.
AL Slusher returned to his ranch
at Noln this morning after spending
the night in Pendleton.
| George Tonker of Pilot Rock, is
spending the day in the city in the
transaction of business.
H. L. Sloan and wife were among
the Walla Walla residents coming
over from that city yesterday.
e. P. Marshall went to Hermiston
this morning to look after his inter-
ests in that section of the county.
) Sanford Strout of this city, who
has been very sick at his home at 500
w. Tustin street is reported some bet
ter
Mrs. Charles Alspaughs and Miss
| Hutchinson, came in from Helix this
| morning and are spending the day
in the city.
Mrs. Leon Cohen returned last
night to Hot Lake to join her hus-
band, who is spending a short time
at that sanitorium.
Mrs. L. w. Jones is expecting a vis-
it from her daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Richardson of Salt Lake, who is on
her way to Manila, p. 1.
A. Buckley, one of the Oregon
Washington assistant superintendents,
| Is in the city today from his head
quarters in La Grande.
John P. McManus, editor and ap-
pie grower of Pilot Rock, came in
from that town last evening and re-
turned home this morning.
James Johns, president Of the Hart
man Abstract company. left on the
Pilot Rock local this morning to visit
his ranch on Birch creek.
Rev. ]. E. Youel, evangelistic pas
tor for the Presbyterian church, ar
rived in the city yesterday from
Union and was accompanied by his
wife and baby.
A. A. Mcdonald, advance agent for
the Queen Of the Moulin Rouge"
troup, was in the city yesterday ar
ranging for the production of that
play here next Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-07
Hardware Exhibition.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. Retail
hardware dealers of Pennsylvania,
Delaware, New Jersey and Maryland
congregated here today for their
tenth annual meeting. in connection
with which a big exhibition has been
installed in Duquesne Garden.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-07
TO FOLLOW
THE LEAD OF OREGON

Olympia, Wash, Feb. 7.-Senators
Troy, Chappelle, Pensen and White
today Joined in a bill for the election
of United States senators by direct
vote, without regard to parties, fol-
lowing the Oregon system. The
house memorial which passed the
house. asking congress for tariff re-
vision was held up in the senate to-
day, but it is believed it will go
through.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-07
COMMITS SUICIDE BY
FREEZING IN SNOWDRIFT

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-"Suicide" is
marked on the police blotter today
against the name of X. Vanhasselti,
aged 35, and the son of wealthy
Dutch family who was round dead in
a snowdrift. He had not been drink
ing and it Is believed he deliberately
allowed himself to freeze to death.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
HIS WIFE
AND THEN ENDS
LIFE IN Street
Petersons Long at Odds and
She Had Just Got War
rant for His Arrest.

BRIDGETON. y. J., Oct. 1-Walter
Peterson. a glassworker. and his wife.
Maggie. had separated and made up
again several times In the past few
years. hut recently they had difficulties
and had lived apart. Yesterday they
met in Laure, street and the hus-
band cursed his wife. After this.
though. they seemed to come to a
friendly agreement
Then they began to wrangle again.
She told him he lied and he showed her
toward the curb. The woman fell.
while her husband went the other way.
Mrs. Peterson got q warrant from
Mayor Hampton for her husbands
arrest. Peterson went to his mother
in-law's and waited FOR his wife.
As Mrs. Peterson returned from tho
Mayors Office he saw her husband
near her mothers home. When she
crossed the street toward him he said
something &c her. She ave him q
slight push. AS she did so he pulled
a revolver from his pocket and shot
her dead. Then he put n bullet in his
W brain and fell dead on the walk
beside her. They leave two small chill
drsn.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
RA|DED FACTORY
SUPPLIED dope"
TO MANY CITIES
Customs Men Say Marks Kept
Several Cookers Busy
Preparing Opium.

More than 1900 worth OF opium II
held at the Custom House to-day and
FIVE prisoners are undo" bonds ranging
from $500 to si,Og1 as the resIl.s o.
two raids In Harlem ycstc.llI ~ Act
ing Deputy surveyors Edward H. No.
wood n Isaac Harris T1e seized
stun comprises pipe opium and "shc'ls,'
and there Is also a layout %: copper
kettles and other utensils used In man
afacturlns the raw opium :Or pipe use.
According to toe Treasury detectives.
one Of the places rsided was the local
depot Of a finished opium trade ;lst
extended to many cities through the
country.
The drug store OF Qulllas Meyers. at
No. 1S22 Lexington avenue. vas In
vested BY Norwood's squad In front and
rear. The doors were locked. customers
barred out and Il lot OF shells contain
Ing the drug seized.
Meyers. the proprietor. and his clerk.
Edward Sable Of No. 1,l East One Hun
dred and Fourteenth street, were ar
rested. Toys. which held opium, and
nifty empty ans were AIKEN.
Harris raided one OF two frame
houses, standing back from the side
"aia, "a; No. 10; East cHo Hundred and
Thirteenth street. In one OF the houses
lived Isaac Marks. a familiar figure In
the underground world OF New York.
In the cellar Of Marks's louise were
found complete cooking outfits. and
hundreds OF pounds Of opium. raw,
cooked and partly cooked. The chief
opium cook. Thomas LOTUS. and
Marks's wife. Catherine, were arrested.
When the Ave prisoners were ar
raigned before Commissioner Shields In
the Federal Building. u GROVE OF China
men. VIVA had mysterlously heard o.
tie raids, gathered In tho vestibule and
gr!nned at Marks. Norwood and Harris
say Marks is known to opium dealers
all over the country.
The evening world., 1911-10-07

7 already bitterly regretted my con-
hdences to a mar who had so little self
control. / had bound my " hands by
revealing my Identity From all the
evidence ! was his prisoner
But II was no less evident that. even
under his roof, | was again the captive
Of Mime. Grenet.
And | vainly tried to sleep, restoring
slumber would not come.
| spent the night with fixed eyes In
the darkness. attempting to imagine
what Nine. Juinot's maid was going
to tell me Of her mysterious intentions
when We should be alone together the
next morning
The next morning early ! saw neither
the beautiful Nine. Grenet nor the
charming Mme. Juinot. l saw Ma!tre
%luinot. my host. who entered my room,
like q jailer thai comes to release his
prisoner. lie was jovlal and busting
he seemed to have entirely forgotten the
unpleasant and somewhat in"omprehen-
sible scene OF the evening before.
Make haste" ne said hurr!edly,
M. Marathon Is downstairs
! started.
You want to destroy ne, you, my de-
fender? You want to Civ" me up, atte'
saving ne" / stamnored-"attcr hav!ns
received me beneath NoIr roof
| made an absurdly bombastic gesture
Then the duties OF hospitality are ~
longer sacrca!' | exclaimed.
ITO Re Contlnued.D