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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
NEW.CHARTERS
One Million Dollar Concern 10 De
VeIop Harrison County Prop
erty Is Authorized.
ny CAL 7. YOUNG



WITH an authorized capital OF ono
million dollars and for the purpo 90
Of developing real estate. drilling for
oil and gss and constructing manu-
featuring industries in Eagle district
Of Harrison county. a charter has
been issued 10 me Lynch Devotion.
ment company. Of Clarksburg The
iucOrpOratOrs are = " Lynch. e. y
Martin. = q Hsrdesty. J. J. Morris
and G. q. Irvine. all OF Ciarksburg.
O'hcr charters we're Esued as fol.
lows
Chase OIL and Gas company. o.
Sl-tersviilc. TO dri0 for oil and gas ia
Lincoln dirtrio' of Tyler county An
thorized capital Sf00Dp Incorpora
tors Joseph .dckay. Mary G. NC.
Kat. g. s Mckay. j. T. McKav and
Mabel g. McKay. an OF Sistersvule
kimbali IlEht. Power and Water
company. ~ Dayton. o.. to ~oustruct
electric light and power plant and
water works in Tho fowu of KImbalf.
Mcdowell county. f1is state Tho com.
pany ls capitalized ~ $4,000 and has
The following incorrorators Charles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

Carolina. Tennessee. Utah. West Nir-
Elnia. WISCONSIN AMI Wyoming.
West Virginia has two cities in
which commission government is
used. these being Huntington and
ParkersDurg. the plan in the latter
,'iy being copied after the Des Moines
plan. which has generally been ac-
cepied ~ the best of all. \ record Of
the results in these 'WO cities sine
the change IN their form OF govern
m"nt u a convincing argument in IA
vor OF the commission plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
McMechrn BrIefs

+. Z. Sockman has returned 10 his
duties az engineer on the n. 4 o.
after being on FOR the past month
with sickness
The Epworth league will hold their
regular monthly social az the home
OF G. X. Waldron on Grant avenue
tonight
James Noder left today for his home
near Cambridge. O.. after spending a
few days here.
Irene. the small child Of Calvin
Frankhauser. Is very ~ at her home
on Seventh street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
NO REVELATIONS
Man With Dynamite Still Declines 20
Tell Story-Will Be Tried
To-Day.

PITTSBURGH. Dec 2S-George
Bridges. arrested early this week
while carrying :. sticks of dynamite
and fuses IN suit case viii receive
a preliminary hearing at Monesseu.
Pa. tomorrow morning
Arrested after carrying the danger
GUS suit case around the non-union
mill town Of Monessen. Bridges would
only say that b. had been given him
10y strange man. Later. however.
he led the authorities o. believe that
others were connected with the case
and promised 70 make startling reve-
lations Finally he refused 10 talk
about the matter and the police are
skin cropping in the Carl in an effort
10 sec n the case has ans connection
with the nationwide conspiracy
bridges Will De Tri'd tomorrow on
charge ~ larceny made by the or
hcials o' tho Henderson Coal Com.
pauy. who allege the dynamite was
stolen from thoir concern There 10
no iutimation. however. iusf what will
develop during the hearing
Efforts tO discover who hid large
quantity NJ explosive To lumber yard
az Eoch"sfer Va. found yesterday,
have been futile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
DRESS IN FOWLS
New Style Promises 20 Roo Bath
Room 20 Adorn the Up.to-
Date Woman

CHICAGO. Dec - Niladss next
gown viii be- simple or attainment
and o. VIII accord well with the house.
hold curtaiimcut due 20 the high cost
~ IFins. Dr. was sail today q. The
explosion ~ coming fashions on dis.
plat here hv dry goods trade papers
The bath room which supplied her
bath robe Otherwise known a.
blanket clofhl coat. now uU furuisL
her dress and the material In ~ UIi
be- Turkish towels
Two or three towels. with or with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
OHIO INSTITUTE
Belmont Farmers Render Two inter
estins Programs az Session
On Thursday.

Special Dispatch 90 The fn'siliseucsr
ST. EVANSVILLE. o.. Dec. = g.
The second day OF the Belmont Coun-
~ Farmers Institute opened here this
morning 1T 2 30 O'Clock. with a PRAYER
BY Rev. ". ". Morton. folloving
which an interesting talk Was given
on Successful Orcharding" By
Ernest riggs. OF the Ohio experiment.
station ~ Wooster. In which he told
the proper method OF pruning and
spraying fruit trees.
The morning session closed with a
talk on Corn. Ear. Variety and Fer.
ii;,zeT Tests by l.. Z. Bramhail. who
told what variety OF seed corn and
mixtures OF fertilizer TO use in order
To obtain best results
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session VAS opened
BY beautiful vocal solo by Rev. X
= Young. OF the First Presbyterian
church.
Following this. the election OF Of
hcers for next year was held. result
Ing as follows ! y. McMechen
president. John Riley. vice president
J.. W. Schafer. secretary. aud John
Citizen. treasurer
Vocal solo. Mr. Leach. Wheeling
Congressman ". ~ Frsscis gave a
very Interesting address on The Va
tonal Road" deploring the condition
into WHICH the old highway has fallen
and pleading with the people to keen
MP their share Of the road Reading
The Moo Cow Moo Miss Carrie Hen
derson. Vocal Solo. Mr. Leach
Wheeling. Ernest J. Riggs next gave
an Interesting talk ON "Landscape
Work claiming that the farmer. b,
planting few vines. flowers and
shrubs. can easily increase the beaut,
OF the home. Reading. Afterwhlles
Miss Henderson. Address. Rev. X )
Young.
Evening Session.
Reading. Miss Henderson. Solo
Mr.. Leach. Reading. Miss Uender
son. Lecture. Lightning and Tooth
picks. Sylvester 4 Long. Solo. Mr.
Leach. Benediction. Rev. l.. u. Free.
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officers last evening az their lodge
rooms IN the Mercantile Rank build
ms An enjoyable social session fol
lowed the installation. which was as
follows. g. T. Pickett. Worshipful
Master. 1.tle Byru"S. Senior Warden.
Stanley Patton. Junior warden. J ".
MsIlman. Treasurer. ~ g. Burns.
Secretary. T.. f. Griscli. Senior Dea-
con. - VI. knight. Juior Deacon. e..
g. Bardal. chaplin. r.. :. Bonar. Ty-
ler. W. \ r. Dalzell. Trustee. r :
Roberts and W - Dunn. stewards.
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SALE CONFIRME
Referee cunmins Enters Order Con-
hrmlns Sale Of Enterprise Tel.
ephone Company.

AZ hearing held al O'Clock YES.
terday afternoon Referee I'm Rank.
ruptcy j. W. Cummins entered an or.
der confirming the sale on December
u ~ the property Of the Enterprise
Telephone Company Of New Martin
vile 10 ID Y. LoNther. for Sl2IOO.
subject 10 lien In favor OF the Wet.
gel County Bank for So zoo This
properly Was sold once previously 20
the confirmed sale. when the same
buyer bid h. in az $1,000. but failed
20 complete Tho sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

IN. P"'rlns4 UIcr IIUL CAV. IN. 81
t.' enjoy bile entertainment 90 th.
Iit4t ward school auditorium last
evening b.fpr, Vrrt large audience.
THE Gle. 'iuu Was ably assisted Dos
Miss B"rnIrr P.li. who IS noted
reader and liolinist This number ~
trs 'alvarr Epworth League lrruture
course was given free 90 tho holders
~ seasons tickets
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Meeting SUNDAY.

TI. now club which was organized
about O. week. ago and will boo tnowu
hereafter as tho a. y y. club. will
bold their FIRST regular meeting ir
their newlr furnished riuh rooms in
the Walker bail on LAFAYETTE a.cnuc
un' Sgudl December sfst. A. this
meeting plans will b" made and dates
f,.I fnt th. regular dances fp b..
given Do. 90. club Thcr will also
hrt. Iu Inn 4al election Df officers
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out the red stripes and tasseled border
az suits the wearers individuality. a
little dab o. Irish lace. an opening
here aud there for an arm 10 come
through aud the gown is complete.
\ simple silk .underskirt. toned TO
show on the towel fringe left at tho
bottom Of the skirt and costing slight
ly in excess Of the oyerdress. com
pletes The costume.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
MOUNDSYILLE
ENJOYABLE Affair.

Last night g. the u y. y. dancing
academy IN Lafayette avenue. th. CO.
tillion club gave one - IN" most en-
joy able dances ever given IN tho hall.
There were about TOO couples present
which packed the hal to IT'S capacity.
The hall was beautifully decorated
and eshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

On Tho petition OF tho creditors o.
N" Foisam Cooperative store Com
PAM Tor q temporary receiver. Anset
'. Sturm vas appointed with q surety
NJ $4,000. 10 serve until trustee can
he elected a. fhe first meeting of
tho cred.tors which has been called
for early in January The store viii
10 operated in the meantime under
The direction ~ tho receiver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
'MECHEN
Revival Starts.

The annual revival meetings will
oesin at the First NJ. r.. church on
sunday. December 81. After the
preaching services there will be a
short program carried out which Ia :
been arranged and will be followed
up by the Queen Esther society serv.
ing refreshments. closing with the
annual watch services.
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Meeting Today.

The regular MONDAY Billy" sun
DAY prayer meeting will be held To-
day al the VI. T.. brotherhood hall on
Seventh and Marshall streets. All
members and others are requested 10
attend.
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The county court will have special
session t"-dar. THE appointment ~
prohatinr 81 Wills. and administrators
ard road matters are included ~ th,
special call Tor the session.
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FOR PERJURY
Woman Arrested on Charge Of False.
y Swearing That She Is Mar.
ried-ln Jail

Aiens Bush was arrested las- oven.
INK hv constable Fullerton ON the
'h1rr" Of falsely swearing that she
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

The woman who does her opu
housework generally has n good SER
van
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
ms,ons Elect officer.

|ls Mar- Union so T aHI
~ 80 h.la ths.. annual election ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

o. fick.es o. mans vanity 20 be re-
ferrcd to as leading citizen
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Evening Session

Reading. Miss Henderson. Solo.
Mr.. Leach. Reading. Miss Uender
son. Lecture. Lightning and Tooth
pichs' sylvester \. Long. Solo. Mr.
Leach. Benediction. Rev. l. r. Free
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
TRAMP PROVES TO
BE a MILLIONAIRE

Spokane, Wash.-Charles II. Ec-
cleston, a business man Of Spokane
has received advices that his father,
George W. Eccleston, who died at
L"Igport, n. j., a month ago, sup
posedly Ienniless, left property in
Nebraska and other states valued at
81 1000, 900. one third of the estate
vas bequeathed to the Spokane man,
the rest being shared equally by Miss
Bessie Eccleston, who resides near
North Yakima, Wash. and Mrs. Clai-
re p. Plummer, founder of the Bide-
a-Wee nome at L~oganport, where the
cider EcclestOn passed his last days.
Eccleston separated from his wife
aud children about 20 years g and
wandered about over the United
states and Canada, until last fall when
lie made his home with his son for
several months and leaving as mys-
~teriously az he came. Nothing was
known of his whereabouts by his
children in this state until the an
nouncement was made Of his death.
The elder Eccleston travelled thous-
ands of miles on railroads all over
the continent without paying a pen
ny for transportation and was known
among his cronies as the Million
aire tramp and the richest bum
IN the road"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
SAVES FATHER FROM BULL.
Girl of Eight Keeps Animal Away
From Injured Man.

Grand Island, Neb.-Saved by his
ci~ght-year-old daughter from death
by the attack of an angered bull,
Fritz Kruz, a farmer near Cairo. is
still in a serious condition from the
injuries received. Kruz was repairing
a pump when the pull knocked him
Down and attempted to gore him.
The little daughter saw the predica-
lnent of her father, leaped through
a pool of two feet of water and grab
bed the bull by a chain attached to a
ring in his nose and pulled the ami
NAL from the PROSTATE and uncOnsci-
Gus form. She cried loudly for help,
and in the meantime kept the animal
from the father and also protected
herself.
one of Mr.. Kruz's arms is dislo-
Gated and the other broken. A hip
lone is fractured and he is badly
bruised. 1t is feared hat there may
be internal injuries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
Clandcstine Traffic Continues in Spite
of Official Vigilance.

Rome.-Despite the law to prevent
the disposal of Italy's national art
treasures, the clandestine traffic in
works of art has not been stopped,
although the vigilance of the authori-
ties has done a good deal to keep such
illegal sales within narrow limits.
Recently the Ministry Of Instruc-
ton was informed that a valuable
ancient cross, which had hitherto
been preserved in the Church of San
Francisco d'Atri. had been secretly
transported by the rector to Naples
and there sold to a local dealer in
antiquities.
In another recent instance the SUI
perintendent of Monuments at Pisa
heard that an attempt was being made
to remove a famous statue known as
the Virgin of Agnostino di Duccio
from the church Of the episcopal
seminary of Pontremoll.
With the assistance of the Sub
Prefect of Pontremoll M the local
honorary Inspector of Monuments, the
superintendent learned that the rec
tor of the church had concluded a
contract for the sale of the statue for
Sc, 900. one of the conditions being
that the original vas to be replaced
by a facsimile, in the hope that the
substitution might pass unnoticed.
In this case also the rector was
hailed before the judicial authorities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
NEWSY NOTES
FROM BRESKA
Especial correspondence.)

Weston, Ore. Sept. Am ice
cream social will be given Friday
evening On the lawn Of the United
Brethren church and parsonage. The
Young Peoples Christian society is
giving 1t to aid the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Gerking and
daughter Velma, went to Milton We'd
nesday to spend the day.
Mr. Chris Thorey made a business
Trip to Athena During the week.
Mrs. ]. L. Klein and son, Master
Teddie, left Wednesday for Touchet
to join Mr.. Klein on their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hasbrouch
left Weston Wednesday for Heppner,
where they will spend a few days,
then they will return to their home
in Troy, washington.
Mrs. Ralph Lane and children of
Walla Walla, have moved to Weston
to spend the winter months with her
mother, Mrs. A. Kinnear.
Mrs. Horace Richmond was in Wes-
ton this week from Helix, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. A. c. Rexroad went Wednes-
day to Heppner to attend the Metho-
dist conference which is being held
there this week.
Mr.. Andrew Douglas has been con-
fined to his bed this week on account
Of illness.
Mr.. Roy Kilgore, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, is reported very
much improved and he is expected to
be about in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Maloney of Mil
ton. were in Weston visiting friends
during the week.
Mrs. Cora simpson and family
we're in Walla Walla Thursday to see
about renting a house as they are
preparing to move to the city for the
winter months at least.
MI. Willie Jameson, who has been
n Cheyenne, hahs returned to Wes-
ton. Mr.. Jameson has taken a great
interest in the Roundup.
John Cess and family passed
through Weston from Cold Springs en-
route to Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Fontaine arrived
in Weston Friday evening from Day
ton, Wash, where they were recently
married. Mrs. Fontaine was former
" Miss Tlyce Driskell of Weston and
they are here to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Driskell.
Miss Ruth Smith has a slight at
tack Of typhoid fever and her moth
er. who has been spending the sum
mer in the Willamette valley, has beer
sem for.
Mr.. j. w. Godfrey and family, pass
ed through Weston from Hudson Bay
on their way to the mountains.
Mr.. E. NJ. Smith moved his family
from Athena to Weston Friday. Mr.
Smith Will take up his new work a:
assistant cashier of the Farmers
Bank Of Weston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
TEACHES GIRL HOW TO BUY.
Many Weddings Brings New Lecture
Course To College.


BostOn.-"The science of market
ing, or how to get your moneys worth
ut the grocer's and butchers" is one
Of the subjects that Miss Alice F,
Walmsley, Wellesley, '06, who re-
Gently resigned as manager of Welles-
ley Inn, will teach in her new posi-
ton as house superintendent and in
~structor in institutional management
in simmons College.
The general purposes of the course
is to ~acquaint the young women stu
dents with those fundamental prin-
Ciples of science that find their daily
application in the household, both
with respect to a satisfactory dietary
and the proper sanitary care of the
house or institution. The instruction
is designed to prepare a young woman
to AXE the management of a house
hold or institution, and to buy Geo.
nomically and intelligently.
1t is said by some of the Simmons
College girls that the new course is
the result of so many graduates being
married.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
TO INVOKE BLUE LAW
AGAINST CHURCH FOLK
Pink Tea District Must BE Kept from
INDUCING i'm Sunday Ice Cream.

lhdulgiig in Sunday Ice Cream.
Hollidayburg, PAN response to
the appeal Of the Church Federation
society for a strict enforcement Of the
sunday laws, Burgess Edgar Hale ia
cobs of Hollidaysburg, has decided to
apply the legal machinery along new
and novel lines, He thus declares his
policy.
Il will not go after p%inheads when
there are elephant heads to hit. If
it is an offense to buy or sell ice
cream by the saucer, it is black in
Equity to buy it ny the gallon. My OBJ
Gervations are that as many leading
citizens returning from church Sun
day noon enter the front doors of
their homes, cream is delivered by
the gallon at the rear doors. That
notwithstanding custom must stop.
The fourth commandment adjures
both us and our maid servants to keep
holy the Sabbath day. Too many poor
girls must slave in the easements,
churning ice cream and making an
gel food for sunday dinners, when
they should be attending mass or sun
day schools,
The rector of n prominent church
of the town has asked me to IMAM
.ipatc the maid ervants from sun
day dTudEery | will give orders to
the chief Of police to enforce these
blue laws as rigidly in the Pink Tea
district of the town as among the ten
ements."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
GATHERING EXHIBIT
FOR DISTRICT FAIR
Especial Correspondence.)


Stanfield, Ore, Sept. 4.-Stanfield
c .tiZens who have been put in charge
of the work Of gathering together a
collection of products from the coun-
tly hereabouts, to be used as an ex-
hibit for the fair at Pendleton, are
working with a vim and will be on
hand with an exhibit which is ex-
pected to make an impression on the
judges.
Miss Mary Connolly visited in Stan
field last week.
The Young Peoples society of
Christian Endeayor held a business
and social meeting at the home of
Miss Myrtle Anderson on Thursday
ably spent in games, closing with a
watermelon feast.
r. II. Morble of North Yakima,
was a visitor in this city last week.
Miss Maude Smith of Portland, has
accepted The position in the Inland
Irrigation office made vacant by the
departure OF Mrs. c. r. Burt.
Miss Maude Smith of Portland, has
Ter home in Ma. Rose, Colo, where
she teaches music and domestic sci
ence in the public schools.
E. p. Marshall was a city visitor
last week.
G. L. Dunning was in Pendleton on
Thursday.
+. \. Baker n A. w. Gray re-
turned last week from North Yaki-
ma and Toppenish where they had
teen to Inspect the drainage system
preparatory to starting the work
here.
Mrs. Frank Shelton visited her sis
ter Mrs. Frank Sloan last week.
DR.. II. w. Coe arrived in Stanfield
Saturday night on the local.
The mother II sister Of c. c. Carr
are visiting here. Their home is in
Bison, South Dakota.
L. :. SCea and family have left for
Milton where they expect to make
their home.
Mrs. f. f. Letour entertained Misses
Doris ana Mildred Percy of Hermistor
last week.
Mrs. c r. Burt left Tuesday fol-
Portland where she will be employed
in the office OF the Inland Irrigation
company.
c. NJ Heimbaugh is spending a week
III Cmatilia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
CAT KILLED BY PARROT.
Polly Flies To Robins Aid, Feline Is
Torn 10 Pieces.

Salisbury.-After a terrific battle
which began n the branches of a tree
and ended on the ground. BILLY Bry-
an the champion tomcat of the viii
lage of Allen, near here, is dead. His
slayer is a parrot, The cat found a
Young robin under the tree and went
up for more. The mother bird set
up a cry that attracted the parrot and
then the battle began. In a few min
utes the cat had lost n eye and
was badly wounded otherwise. He
dropped to the ground, and there the
attack was renewed. Almost torn to
pieces, the cat finally died. Polly was
virtually unhurt,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
TOO FAT TO BE LOVED.
That l. Why Il Louisiana Man Tried
To Commit Suicide.

DDnaldsville, Lain so fat even
my wife no longer loves me- said a
rote left by William Arnoldt, a house
and sign painter, just before he jump
ed into the Mississippi river,
The would-be suicides plans were
carefully laid. but he failed TO take
into account the likely effect Of the
light specific gravity Of his 800 pounds
odd avordupois which so troubled
hun.
He plunged from a ferry landing,
went down a few feet, but promptly
came to the surface and stayed there.
Two miles down stream he still
floated and was picked up by a party
in a skifr. Beyond an upset stomach
there was nothing the matter with
him.
Il will continue to live" he said.
END Try swimming; possibly that will
take off some Of the flesh"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
MEET IN SWIMMING POOL.
II. Van Dawson Finds Missing Broth
cr After Thirty-Ninc Years.

Gienwood springs, colo. - After
having given up as dead, a twin
brother, who had been missing for
thirty-nine years, II. Van Dawson of
Pittsburg. swan against his brother,
Noel II. Van Dawson, a lumberman
from northern Washington, in the big
hot springs pool here. The means of
recognition vas an eagles head on
the lumberman's left arm, tattooed n
20 the skin by the Pittsburg man when
the two brothers We're small boys in
Bangor. Me, almost forty years ago,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
DEER HUNTER GETS SHOT.
Companions Rifle, Entangled
Chapparel. is Accidentally
DISCHARGED.

Santa Monica.-Iva Bray of this
city will lose one of his legs, if not
his life, as a result of the first acct
dent of the deer season in this Sec
ton.
Bray and Lewis Stedman were
hunting in sullivan canyon in the
Santa Monica mountains on Friday
when Stedman's rifle became entang-
led in craparral. 1t was discharged
and the bullet shattered the bones of
his companions right leg.
Bray was brought to Santa Monica
today in a serious condition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-04
After Thursday Buildings Over Twelve
Stories Will Not BE Erected.

Chicago -Skycrapers are SPRING
ing up like mushrooms in the Windy
City, and all C~hicagoans planning to
build tall buildings are working over
time in getting in their stakes. The
ordinance which forb.ds the erection
of buildings over twelve stories in
height goes into effect here on Thurs
day. y dozen skyscCapers are in
process of completion and construc-
lion on 81 more high buildings is
scheduled to start within three days.
The new buildings will cost 10000
900.