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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE
nEAftlfIf


N you have any consideration for your
porhetbook and bank account, do' not
fail 10 read every word Of this article
You ara Interested IN The boufcs 81
All Wealth" a. evidenced by your read
ing these columns. BY which W. mean
itaaf Estate. You may have had sue
oeaa with tho Investments you have
made In tho past. feel sure that
you have but N you have any Kind
Of property you wish 90 dispose Of
k0ms that possibly you have no uso
Tor. let Us exchange II for SONS prop
erty that you can una. We have one
OF the largest lists Of property for
trade In Seattle. and feel surs We can
riye you just the pieos o. property
you are looking for.
An exclusive listing % your property
with us IL sure 20 bring results. as u
would then b. placed IN the hands
Of ono Of our salesnen 20 work on,
until he had secured for you the piece
Of property wanted We handle prop
sfty o. all kinds. ana IN all states
q makes ne differences ho~ small or
how bis a proposition you have. Give
ur n chance 20 do business and We feel
sure 81 giving you every nstisfac,lou.
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We handle real estate. stocks ana bonds,
leans. etc. but Ne make EXCHANGES
A SPECIALITY.
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(iieago Girl Distance Swimmer
I Would Swim the English Channel

N succeed who're every other
~. save one--Capt- wehe--has
~ 4 the ambition OF Miss Anna
Chicago girl swimmer.
rcmpe,es with men In long dts
~ events without asking for a
sssscep. she would swim tho
slisA Channel
~ Harris. q mite OF humanity.
= Nnlshed IN two Chicago river
..essons under conditions which
s...sS 4 majority OF the compel
~ 10 drop out. In one case tho
sss, vas but 10 degrees above
s~ne Although barred by the
n q. rules. under which the
->-s we're held. she went over
~ eourus with the men. and climb
q triumphsntly upon the float at
- runclusion.
~ Harris says she win swim
- Enrllsh Channel She does not
q vhso she will tackle the rough
N 4 water that separates England
- France. but declares her In
- . accomplish the feat.
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ODD BITS q NEWS

entcAoO--vsishout pay since
- and many OF them hungry. the
1El Wireless ccmrsnys opera
n = the lake stations remain ut
- poets to protect steamers 10
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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~ mail ts,fie,iy IN adv ANGEL. 10 cents
. month. up 70 q. msn'h'' s's months
ny mali. cut % city. 20 cents per month
~ 70 s,s nen'hss ass mea'hs. h'ssi oas
have established agencies at the follow
y u. Mullen. ues ballard Az. Phons
Grown Phssmaey. corner isth ~. and
ssss,ai. v'sr s, nsss 7's ss,ss ss'sgf ''fa
f,s%."s f pssf S.s r nr.ss " ana
sesih pssh rhsssaasy. ssss Dallas AZ.
Cherry street Pharmacy. corner ,irs
Az. and y. Cherry q. Phones East iis.
xjssss pvus sser.. ss,h saa Green
Ads taken up 20 u .. -
G1Et Ieplm
TszoI p ss3 eoUacsIS
>sfzrfrF H6
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FIJI HC1cTTrEfGT S01NDEFfxK1NG 90.
Corner 9TH and Union, Main 1901. Ind.
t7ss FHEMoNT OFFICE iii re
BUTrEHwORTH q sos. Professional
Directors and Licensed Embafmers 1871
lat. opp Moore theatre 10th phones sts.
l1onney- Watson Co. FUNERAL Directors.
Third az and University. Both phones ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIII men who saw woman fall IN Madi-
son at car, near 93rd av.. Thursday
evening", at o'clock y. m. please cali
Ind. Cherry es3.
onsh andred harnesses very cheap
1890 First av.. near Pine. Holloway.
PERSONAL.
TSffrfsH MxKE0TER Sn0P.
HAS trimmed. dyed. cleaned and re-
H,,ssssson psp. New and old gar.
menss 1sf Arcade.
HuPTUHE CURED DO not wear
trusss PEI manent. absolute. without over
labor; over one hundred eases cured past
two years. from age ! year TO age .o.
The Harvard systsm, aos shafsr bia1
LADIES' REMODELING PARLoRS
New ssrrn:n,s made and old .d,, r.med'' "a
Ar nses'f ni DE- rnaaa' L iii.
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES. MAIN 1881; IND 80.
Don't be lonely. Join our Matrimonial
Bureau. Moved TO 7os Pine st.. room O..
Ladies' free for weeks.
ESTE AvEHy--voice. vocal coach.
Phones ffsi; Main 1910.
INTRODUCTION SOCIETY.
Removed TO 1osM Pike Room q
LOST AND FOUND.
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Lost--August 10Th. iady's plain goid
watch. with monogram: reward. Phone
Moth All.
HELP WANTED--FEMAlE
DE A TRAINED NURSE. Study at
home. Earn t2B weekly Thousands
waited. Free information. HocHEs-
TER NUftsEB' INSTITUTE, 1920
ROCHESTER,. NJ ",
WANTED---Mi5 sc ELLANEOu5
~~.~~.~~~~>~~ ~~r~-~c~rs0~c>N~
/ have customer that wants . or
7-room modern house. north OF Lake
Union. can pay $4,000 cash. y. M BIRD.
st0s Fremont Az North 20T.
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~>>~~>>>>>~<s ~<~>se~>>e~>~es~>~~~>~
40 usns, , .sers ress stock, st.s,.ry
orchard. = lots uusiEess established !
years. good town With assured future;
liberal terms Cheap for cash, For par.
Wash
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fsse--noaraina house.. ~ rooms fur
nishedi doing good businersi good rsa-
son for setilns. Wilson a marlowes Rem
ton, wash
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f1Sf SoHET. fifff-F woTK~1
REVELATION. Lavender sold 1ie In
days Appis~hiss took orders y 80
Send quick for details, saorn stalsnsn,s
facts about wonderful Automatic Hafor
sharpsncr Marvellous accuracy srnasss
is Kind In ssistenes. Sells itssif Local
agents. managers eeerywhere-all OF
spare time $50 TO tse weekly. write
2. enc. , Ihs Nsssr Fs A., Company iiss
Interested IN mafercycl~sf Naturally
Yoa wish hiahsss perfection. We have u
the great Thor. fts remarkable sn-
dursncs carried II TO victory IN twenty
shl mir ia ,.n-miis race. nsiiasis IN smsr.
xeney. secure on pleasure tours. the
Thor IL prize TO cyclists. Thor for en-
anranes ssssy tine, Lsi r rs eonyla s, 20, yoa
agents. q. = |. Cycle works. 1918 4.
Pike.
tioe MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
TRAVEL and distribute samples for bis
manufacturer steady work >. Scheffsr.
treasurer, sst-T. Chicago.
capabis salesman 20 cover Washington
with staple line High comfuissions; 400
monthly advances ana permanent position
10 right man. Jess II. Smith Company,
barber trade. Largest and most COM
plate school Tn the West Wages paid
while learning. An unlimited COURSE only
SIS. Call and see cur school Or write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
a washington. or fce Third Az.
Phone. Main stst.
Wanted 600 men 70 pia, pool az the
Oriental pool rooms % yss "a. our b psssns
riks ard linton
$3.50 menthiy being made by general
agents employing and manaEins can
ynsserhi No money or experiences re-
Qiaifud. Parker Chemical Co, Chicago.
sandwiches Basement ORIENTAL
POoL ROOM. itis Third av.. between
Pike and Union.
Agents on salary or commission The
sreatest agents seller ever produced.
sight; 600 to 500 per cent profits one
agents. sales amounted 90 $3.50 In six
days: another tsz In two hours. Monroe
Ma. Co, x-ttl. La Crosse. VII WIS
New, clean bed rooms. steam heated.
hot and cold runnins water. baths. 1sr
per night and up. Hotel Model. 1910 ard
av., near Piks ST.
sac week 10 good city solicitor; hrs,
days: permanent Call sie Epier b'as
sa6 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
TRfjgrWoRTHy people to travel and
distribute samples for big wholesale
house. G II. Emery, ecu. Chicago:
ppftnR ~. Pool Room, x1l spring 81
uart In town. everything newt sho psr
cue w. cramer. Ted Daine.
Second hand clothes. bought, sold and
exchanged. 1911 pike ~. 4 1858. ". bssa
CRAWFORD FLOOR CO. X 372l
Floor aurfacing and refinlshins done
HOUSES.
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In OUR ID
| ID WEEKLY RENTAL BULLETIN y
ID CONTAINS WHAT YOU WANT. y
ID by letting us know your name ana y
ID address. we will mail you y
/ b copy. Contains everything We ID
- have to lot y
| b JOHN DAVIS d COMPANY. d
u TOO Second Av. y
y Main 2iti. Ind. 5000 p
- ~
y u D . D D = I'd y . D D y d I
GREEN LAKE,
To lets~EIegant broom modern cottage,
tfT per month 7si3 stroud av Call up
owner Ind. white 3a9.
Groom COTTAGES. $40 to sia. Phone
Colt at Youngstown, Adams xsi
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MOUNTAINEERING ROOMS.

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Housetsapins apis, single. en- suite
steam heat, electric liFhf. gas. hot water
O. week up Kim Apts.. kii tth.
Furnishsd housskeeplng rooms tit,
ffs. $50. Phone Queen Anne iesi ia
Valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19

oatvLiNs, Wye.--James cand-
y ~ inventor Of the sheepman's
no % wheels In 1854. 70 dead.
~ - - years old and for years
r empIoysd By the Y. p. - a
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS,
uomtsrEAos.

ron Observation-Disclosures
AZ flcss q s;sss fisssrss. cssslsrs.
shelving. etc. made 81 ~ nsii o.. Phone
Ind fb1t
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WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE

j. H. Kiefer, West Seattle Real Estate
EXCLUSIVELY. ! Downs lloek. 100
second NV. Main 2tst. Ind. ae5a.
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UToNs--A woman In srousers
EsnpG only modest but hygienic.
n. Sargent OF Harvard. who
o11sts The bifircated garment. IL
c16p1e1, would do away with cor
04oY ORANGE, N. J.--Henry
= ~ vrsi6hs $40 pounds. but In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19

~~y(S>r>cse~'>>ss>r >ce>cscsr,
Republican st Henry Weller. Transfer
Both phones
Union Transfer. Moving a storase Co.
1914 It'll av. Phones Main Ss6. Ind. Ssd
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

S~S~s~<~~~~~~~~s~~~~~ >>~<~~~>c~e~0~cs~~
I have customer that wants or
7.roon modern house, north OF Lake
Union. can pay $4,000 cash. y. M BIRD.
s40s Fremont aw North 20T.
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OH, YOU FARMER!
why pay tss and tigs per acre for q
farm when you ran ret xooh farm
In central Oreeon. good land. good
water at 10 20 Is feet. no sstifnps NC
aikali mild winters. proaures coed
cropsS 1 am the ow Nor 81 land there;
n WOW want sac acres 81 government
lana free or II yop want 20 buy Eood
land al ~ 20 - per acre. easy terms,
n~e mo az once. Am EoIng back IN q
few days - BrinK this sd ana ASK Tor
the Oregon man.
KAY MCKAY,
gAf.K fIhNfsv piag Opposite rostnffico.
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1o.ACRE KANCH

lo-AcRE RANCH
ONLY $50 AN ACRE
on easy terms % t1b down. balance 80
a month 10 acres Of good loan s1il
for 1899. within arriving distance OF
seattle. on q good wagon ana auto
road Well suited for the raising 81
gralfs vegetables and poultry. To sec
Kirkland fnrrr or Anderson boats 20
our office. on the wharf At Kirkland.
or see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19
SKATING Kinks.

rcss SlsS >N cfis> kGlSSf III al -aaccfss
st. Westlake cars. tonight
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PATTERNS AND MODELS.


Oriental Rus Rspalring GO, WasiSif,s
and repairing. soss westlake av. Phone
Main 1851.
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COLLATERAL Ionns

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hoach. rom III ssw Vert ttt~
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STORAGE.

fSsIfis ccSss ssSnp Ns MIA "a &
Bldg, end and Main. Ind 1879 Main shs
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sG.s00~-f6 acres In Snoqualmle valley.
nearly all bottom. 20 acres cleared; team
and farm implements; COWS For In
formation, phone Queen Anne fSi
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For Rsnt--Ten acres Improved land
potatlon; lake front. only 500 per
year for term OF years. Apply A. Daniels
Lake wilderness. Columbia Puget
sound railroad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22

but were unable to see him on ac-
count of the meeting Scores of con-
gressmen were similarly disappoint-
ed.
Jubiliat,on reigned in the house of
representatives, the democrats plum
ing themselves on the fact that they
mad done much to aid the democratic
1912 presidential candidate, by their
work, even though most of their at
tempts for reformed legislation was
blocked by the republican senate or
President Taft.
All outgoing trains today are car
rying the legislators to their respec-
tive homes in various parts of the
country, and tonight will find the ma
tons capital practically deserted By
the lawmakers.
President Taft and all the mem
bers of his cabinet, with the excep-
tion of Secretary BacVeagh of the
treasury, leave this evening The
president goes first to Rochester, N.
y, to address the convention of the
Grand Army of the Republic tomor-
row, and he will then retire to his
summer home at Beverly, for a rest of
three weeks, before starting on his
trip to the Pacific coast states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
CAR
LINES T|ED-UP
Rainier Valley People Dety
Court and Sop Cars 10
Force Transfers

Seattle Aug. 22.-The long drawn
out fight, between the Rainier Val
ley people and the Seattle-Renton and
Southern electric company reached
crisis today when the people defied
the temporary injunction, which was
issued by Federal Judge Hanford, by
asking for transfers to the Seattle
electric lines, and refusing to pay ex-
ira fares, which action the court for
bid.
AS a result, at noon today nineteen
cars were tied up. over one thous-
and people are staying ~ them.
Mayor Dilling has ordered the po-
lice to arrest every motorman and
conductor who are not moving their
cars and several have been arrested
The city council this afternoon will
draft an ordinance making the NOV
ing of cars compulsory.
An Injunction was also issued
against the city, the same in effect
as that againsrth the people The peo-
pie responded this morning by re-
fusing to meet the demands of the
Renton officials, by asking for re-
ceipts or transfers as matter to be
presented in court, ana they viii get
their money back. If the court finds
that transfers should be issued. The
conductors refused either and the
cars were side-tracNed as usual.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS
ADJ0URNS AND EXODUS BEGINS
DEMOCRATS JUBILAET OVER SHOWING IN HOUSE
Point With Pride Progressive Legislation Passed and That
tlocked by Republican Presiden' and Senate g. O.
oSquirms Under Responsibility

Washington, Aug. 22.-With hard
ly corporars guard present to wit
ness actual adjournment, the special
session of congress came to an end
this afternoon, after having been in
session just five months and six days
The galleries were packed in both
houses. and the closing hours of the
house were noisy, the members con-
tinuously conversing
Vice-President Sherman named SEN
ators Cullom and Martin to notify the
president that congress was about tc
adjourn.
In reply to an expression of thanks
from the senate, Mr.. Sherman said:
Il am happy in the belief that the
present protracted and sometimes
strenuous session, instead of engen-
dering i'll will have brought US into
closer touch with one another"
The senate adjourned at o'clock
and the house at 3:02.
President Taft arrived at the Capt.
tol shortly before adjournment and
in a private room he bade farewell to
the various delegates.
President Taft today called a final
meeting of the cabinet, the last that
will be held for some time. Vice
President sherman and Speaker Clark
called to bid the president farewell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
.FRAkCO-GERMAn
WAR IS AGAIN
A POSSIBILITY
Negotiations End and
France Prepares Final An
swer to Kaiser

Paris, France, Aug. 22 22-Hoping to
arrange a definite policy in connec-
ton with the negotiations with Ger
many, regarding the Moroccan dis
pute, which has almost thrown four
European countries into a state of
war, Premier Caillau. Jules Gambon,
French ambassador to Germany. the
French minister of war and other cab
met officials of France, today held a
hurried conference.
The conference is due, according to
semi-official advices, to the fact that
the negotiations that have been un-
der way in Berlin in an effort to
reach an agreement, were suddenly
broken off a few days ago, without a
settlement of the differences between
France and Germany having been eff
fected.
1t IS understood here that France
is within the next day or two, to ad-
wise Germany what France is willing
to concede, in the dispute, and that
this communication will be the final
effort of France to settle the matter
peaceably.
The situation is today regarded as
extremely cloudy, and many believe
that the matter will become more Sc
rious than it did few weeks ago,
when war clouds gathered over the
nations >of southwestern Europe.
Meanwhile, the French annual army
maneuvers are under way and along
changed lines, which It taken as sig
nificant by knowing ones.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
Ralph Ireland Killed.

Elgin, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Ralph H. Ire
land, driver of racing automobiles,
was killed and his mechanican, Frank
O'Brien, seriously injured late yester-
day on the Slgin race course. The ac-
cident occurred during official prac-
tice for the automobile races next
Friday and Saturday. Ireland was
pounding along the road at rate of
rs miles an hour when his machine
burst a tire and turned turtle, ireland
and O'Brien were taken from beneath
their car by other drivers and hurried
to hospital Ireland did not regain
consciousness. He died there three
hours after the accident. Physicians
say that O'Brien will recover.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
MAN AND WOMAN
UNDER ARREST ON
FORGERY CHARGES
Authorities Believe They Have
Clever Pair in Prisoners
Merchants Victims.

representing himself as DR.. VIII
liam + Patton of Portland, an al
legged smooth check artist succeeded
in getting into confidence of lacal
physicians and druggists and Satur-
DAY, IT Is said, he victimized ]. V.
Tallman by passing a worthless check
for $50. He is now locked in the
county jail, having been captured last
night in the mountains near Duncan
where he was a member of a hunting
party.
woman who goes under the name
OF De Laverne and who was repre-
sented as the fiancee of the mans
younger brother but who is believed
by the authorities to be the wife of
Fred De Elliott, formerly an employe
of the Gas Kitchen, is also under ar
rest charged with passing bad
check for $50. to which the signature
OF w. 7. Patton was attached. on the
Golden Rule Store
The man, whoever he is, is thought
to be a clever operator. He has been
for the past two months employed
on the ranch Of a farmer named
Bowman, but, TO the physicians and
others to whom he had made him
self known. he claimed that the ranch
was in reality owned by his sister and
that he had hired himself out in or
der to secure evidence of dishonesty
on the part of Bowman to whom he
said the ranch was leased.
Has knowledge Il Medicine.
Physicians who met him declare
that. he certainly possesses a know
iedge OF medicine ana that he is
thoroughly familiar with Portland
and Portland people. This. more
than anything else, threw them off
guard ana they accepted him without
question. While in the country. he
assisted in a case Of confinement and
at that time purchased drugs of the
Tallman Drug company and it was
for these drugs that he rendered a
check for $40 Saturday evening.
y esterday when Mir. Tallman bank
ed 1t was discovered that the man
had no account with the First Ma
uonal Bark of this city upon which
the check was drawn. ana the off
GERS We're notified. The sherifrs Of
ice got track of him last night and
he was arrested near Duncan with
a local hunting party.
Woman Arrested Too.
The woman claims she did not know
that the check she passed was bogus
and that She was acting in good faith. !
she declares she. knew Patton several
years ago in Portland where he was
head physician at st. Vinoent's hos
pltaL She has been here for some
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
Net Results Of Lengthy Spe-
clal Session Reflect on
Opponents Of Progress
REPUBLICANS RESPONSIBLE
FOR POOR SHOWING
Few Tariff Measures Introduced for
Benefit of Public, Are Allowed to
Become Laws by G. o. T.. With
Taft as Most Bitter Opponent.

Washington, Aug 22.-Three big
measures made into laws is about all
the congress of the United States was
able to show today after five months
and six days of unceasing grind. They
were the Canadian reciprocity agree
ment, the bill for publicity of cam
paign contributions before elections
and the bill for the admission of Ari
Zona and New Mexico to statehood,
after their original constitutions had
been emasculated in the political
mill
Another finished product turned
out was the reapportionment bill fix
ing the membership of the house at
433.
Enthusiasm, nevertheless, is the
portion of the democratic leaders
who are filled with joy on account
of the campaign material they have
fashioned from the happenings lof
the session. 4 great scheme of tariff
revision. which democrats declared
would cut down the tariff tax on the
people has crumbled under the big
heel OF the presidents veto. Reci-
procity was the only reason gwen by
the president for convening the extra
session on March 10.
Ten democratic tariff bills, one re-
vising the wool schedule, another
placing meat and bread on the free
list, have been lost in the grind.
Some more died aborning. Two of
them, the wool bill and free list bill,
were vetoed and the democrats failed
to pass them over the veto.
BY combining with the insurgent
republicans in the senate the house
democrats put their tariff bills
through that body in some semblance
of their original shape. But the
combination blew w at the last mo-
ment and only the complaisance, of
the standpat republicans allowed the
passage of the cotton bill, to which
were attached revisions of iron and
steel schedules, the chemical sched-
ule the cotton machinery schedule as
an amendment providing for free coal
from Canada.
Tafts declaration that he would
sign no tariff bills until the tariff
board reports on them put a damper
on Ahe democrats ardor for tariff re-
vision.
When adjournment was in order
the bill providing for the direct cleo
ton of senators was LEFT in confer
ence The house passed it and the
senate amended it-and it is not a
law yet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-08-22
WALLA WALLA MAN
VIOLATES GAME LAW

Because he is alleged TO have shot
upland game birds out of season in
this county and also because he is al
legged to have hunted in the county
without having first secured an Ore
gon license, George Martette, proprie-
tor of the Idle Hour saloon in Walla
Walla, was arrested Sunday and ap-
pcarod before Justice of the Peace
Joe Il Parkes this morning for a pre-
liminary hearing. He pleaded not
guilty and his trial was set for Sep
tember II and until then he is at lib
erty under 800 cash bonds.
The first offense Of which Martette
is accused is alleged to have been
committed several weeks ago in the
Toll Gate country. At that time
Deputy Game Warden Il. +. Averill
was informed of the violation and he
left Immediately for the scene, but
his bird had flown. However, he Sc
cured evidence, swore to the COM
plants and directed Special Constable
William Mcqueen Of Milton to watch
all trains from Walla Walla, as he
was sure that Martette would make
another trip over the border.
On Sunday he was seen passing
through Milton with his gun and the
constable followed him to Toll Gate,
where he was placed under arrest.
When the case comes up for trial,
State Game Warden Finley and prob
ably all of the members of the fish
and game commission in addition to
Deputy Averll will be in attendance.
Witnesses have been subpoenaed and
the officers believe they can convict
the man.