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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
Berger.
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(3n ipdt fir lette @odc.)
Seinrif ltffelinanu, bon Mor-
riiun, lit bon Der Mo. Hac. 9abn
oils StredctpG orrlarn bier atpqeiteat
lpor0elt mo miro oobcr nit iciiter
6omilie bierbcr 5ieben. iobal6 er
cine poiicn6e 8obniurg fi,pSct. @ir
beiBen ion bcr3li6 millfonnncm.
Setter Socqltin fat has 3eonti.
e r,8eid)6it on ben Nogel gel1ngt
un6 arbeitet jebt an Der Giienbohfl.
2oliS @itt6ailS lGBt ieinc
@obrntng n~oIit1itoiQ repurireu 10.
ME and nit cinem lleucr 3od
perleben.
@. @oppclbuien, bon @oib.
iwgtoH beiin6et iid lett 5ipei 8oden
bier oitf 8eillh lbei Soc Secs.
6ranf Miler lit 9c9epmortt1
oluf Ser &rorfeuliite, mir pilnldlen
boter roIde 9eiierttta.
Seinrt6 &oblmeier bait ein
biihides, nelIes @obnbols.
6rou lllnlfod), uebit Sinner,
BON ct. 2oniS, lit felt 5mei @odlen
bier aui 8eiuf) bel s. Sriamut.
Senrp StepeIinonn bat bas
friibere Iip8. 9oeeer's Storc'@ ebai'
be bon Serrrt &of), Dem Nodfolger
9oeger's, gefauft; Die Gaitfiltmnle
betrdgt $9700.50.
Sri. arna Sdtporb, BON Meie
Greet, befin6et fid bier atf eirtem
ldrrgeren 9eiitd bel Der 6amilie
BON Socob 3oeoel.
S. 0eppe, Der 2ebrer al Der
6ieiigen Sdrile, beiinbet lid iebt
bier Inn feline 8obnultg eilBilridp
ten uip6 az ntobIiret, unb miro
Damn am a. Septem6er nit lctter
iurgcn @nttin einSieber.
Die g%inridtirtg fir mpIere
nelpe 8urtf iit angefonmteir uno ailt
bereits aufgeiteat. Ole @arf lnllroe
am Montng Den 81. aitgitlt crofttet
utS bietet oieielbe oct Qcittcm eti''
Ell iidcrcn 8lob, I'M i6r @elo an
suleacn. Serr S6ulSe, ton Ct
2ouiS. lit Der aoiiirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
Die 30ite Sabrlide gnsitelinme uoll
@nscpna6c GonntB.

g(lio belite, morgen uruO itberIlor'
qen Iin6 sic orei Sage udierpr 'oies'
idGriqen aitsitellitng, oner Goiltltp
1oir, nit 9e5rpg oitf tpcld)e MIR ole
fcitc llcberseugilnD begcn oat1 pie
ielbe, lofern mir Niinitiges 8etter
babelt, glcidiallS IN ieoer Strl1td}i
Grfolgrei6 iein miro.
Gos 0ireftotiinn Der Iderbail
@gieGidaft bat feline @ilbe geIdeltt
uro bat aae notbigen Sorberettiiil'
aen rno Ginridtnngeit getroffcib nm
es 6en auSitel(ern iOipic oilh oeit
9Giudert 10 bedilell H. llterelldnt
an MADDEN ipie moglid. aitd1 intie-
re @eid,Gftsleute boben IN Oieler
| SiniidJt i'm 8erein nit Dem 8tref.
toriun qetpirft, mo bas Helultat
SieIer pereinten @ndtrer9urgen be.
5te6t in elmer iebr iorgfoltia aiiss
a~ctpG6lten, polftinbtacw @ipsitdlittt9
Ser @oSerpro6ufte, Netuerbliden er'
sei,gniIie, fertigen @aareft, Graeitg.
niiIe fir Sons uttb Slide, fliltltool.
le, meiblide Sonoarbeiten ulio "lolt
but not Ieaity cine rei6e s%litsnua1l
einFeimiider @eine uro 2ifore; al'
les obige, obne aitsndbme, bier IN
@osconooe gountp probiBirt.
Gs lit 6aber iebr 81 miiilidlel1,
cab iGmmtfide 9etpohner pon @as'
conn6e Gorntp es iid sur altgabe
MAIDEN oic biesidbriee aiisiteaiilts
an beiufem Inn iid, periorlifl oos
BON an i~iber5eu9eii mas iittier Court
tn irnitoitbe ut 81 pro6rBiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

Sn Ebilabelpbia mlrbe ein Goli.
slit bonn glit %9etrotfen u1pb boonrd
bon elmer Nerpenentsiinbultg gebeilt.
Spoboem Der IllsgatW biesmal elm
gliiflider mar, biirfte Dos Deittel
itlt algemeinet aefdbrIid}er oils ore
&ranfbeit ieim,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
MptiaI

@ir lenfen hermit Die Gufmerf-
iumfeit Ser 2eier bieies 8lattes oui
oie neite gn5eige Der Sermann Sa'
pingS 8anf, BON Sermamt, 0fo.
sSrt ieiner letter 8%criammlung
6cid,loB bas 8ircftorium oieier 9ani
bonn s. SUM on, beu 3insfub aui
6 ODER 10 Monate laufenOe 3eitoe'
ppiiten, ron 3 8roSent auf A 8ro.
sent per Sobr 81 er9oben. Depot
tenideine, ipeldc %gegentpartig II
&raft iiiiO, nnO auf 3 8ro5eit aus
geltelt iino, tragen altdy bonn obiger
Gage art a &ro5ent per Sabr. SIT
benz mir abermals alf Die Sid)erbeii
oieies aIten @elbinititutes binipeilen
bitten mir Inn @uren fpeiteren ge
neigten 3uiprud}.
Sermann Sabilgs 8anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

4niaBli6 Ser NfiIiouri Stouts.
Sair weroen mir bonn 80. Septem-
Der 6is 5nrn 5. Sftober, %inflniibe,
Observation-Disclosures nah Seonlia, @so
al Dem Glibert berabgeietten &reis
BON 1926 perfdufen. @iltig fir
oie &iiffobrt Bis gum 9. Sftober.
q. e. &ramcr,
glgt. $40. q. 81. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
5olgenoe 2ebrer nrad)ten bic

5olgenSc 2ebrer mod)ten bier
ip1Dreito Der porigen @ohe ibr Or
amen:
e. w. Gaertner. Hermann,
John Doll, Hermann,
Walter Doll, Hermann
Edward Kemper, Hermann,
Miss Dora Miller, Hermann,
Louis Ochsner, Hermann.
Miss Louise Koch. Bay,
hiss Esther Gungoll, Jefferson City
Miss Cordelia Meyer, Bay,
! Geo. Brandt, Drake,
Geo. SEEKER. Beemont,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
10oS bette 9%Ilniiirten.

.boS bette gmiiirten.
~lliicrc 8eirsiifter iino Sieie
@odS ole ileibig all Ser slrbeit
mo iiilen ibpe teeren 6diier pie-
Der fir ben fontmenoen Curt.
Ger 8otsonm &ifIe Club bat
id9ou ieet cinen v3etoro~ fiir lid,
oemodJt oui meId)eit cr itol5 iein
fmuh &n6ioIaenoes lit Der 9eridt
|AeS @ciultats ii6er onS Dor fitr3enl
abgcbaitenc, r~egelmGbi9e Serbit-
Sdieben:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

@on 3. September bis gum 6.
septen6cr, iufluiipe, iperben mir
&iunbiabrt . &drten mad 2erirgtom
NO, 5u Dem iebr berobgeiesten
9reis BON $3.50 perfaufeu. @fltg
fir sic &iiffabrt bis gun 8. Sept,
IS. Q. &ramer,
I9t. 500. Eac, q. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
@aD.
(3u ipdt fiir Iebte @odle.l

2ctte @ofe batten mir bas
8eraniigen Die 5rlS. 2aura ltnb 81
90 gloltfe, ionic aud Serrn Otto
9lanfe, l0inmtlidl pon @or6em Gitp,
aanias, bier 8lt begriiBct; oieielbeit
rparen bier alrf 8eiud bel ibrcn
@robeItern, Serru Sinlon 8oeger
nieo @ottiil, uro iiito Damn am let
ten Monto9 mieoer ob9ereiit.
2al,t eingatroiiener 9tadlridt
lit Sron Gaitor @reuter gliidtih in
Ser alien Seintntb artgefommert.
g. 8lonfe, bon G%nterpriie,
&altios, mar @roe letter ISOLDE Der
I@ait Der 6amiIie bon Simon Soc
ger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

rs. SO Seiobreber, Don 9lanb,
ibeiittoet lid, oiele @ode bier Inn
nmierer aiesiteapfB 81, beiiltem Ct
Sproh aipdy BEL uils Dor nlto erfteit'
erie fem glborineulcitt aitf Dos @olfs
blatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
REST RING TARGET.
v ride 4

Special prize for last "a rings shot
when shooting closed-Wm. Deppe,
"a rings.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
600 Yards

The l4th prize was given for the
last 80 rings shot when shooting
closed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01

-0oB es feine Hegel ob,ie Mus
noffne qicbt, mar altd) am lettett
Smnstug eriid)tlid, BET Der Sitbel-
feier at gbren bon Serntnnn's 70.
@cburtstog. lteberaa fub ntoit Sab.
men, bunte @efpinoe, 9dbarge,
Simipriif)e, etc, rirb heior6ers in
BEN Saiiptitrabet fpareit tiidt MIR
iimntIide @eid1ftsIpfalc iottoern
~gIeidJfalls oitdy ole 8ripnbanier
reid uro geidgmodpoG 6efprirt. Die
einsige, ober iebr auffaIlerp6e Irs-
nabnte, ftodb on5l an. Der Greit5utug
BON 5tpei rntierer &aptitraBen, tuar
bus @ebdlbe iinierer offentlid)an
S6uIe, tpeldes bel bieier groBarti.
getp Seier init gei6loBenen 6enfter-
IoSen urno obne irgeflo melden
S6mlid in4nitte1t Der an6ern &C.
bditbe boitanb, titrsefdbr 10 uie Elm
arnrer 8aiienfrpabe. Saippbl! es III
IeiSer cine traurige Sbutiode, ouh
bei oieier Sstlidfeit at @brcn Der
griitenB uitb Ger @eididte unieres
@emeirnpeielrs, ole Serunorner Sdlt
le, has Stftitut neId)es obre 8ro9e
bon ieber elmer Ser @rlurbpfeilen IN
ieres StGotdens mar, urlS 5lt pel'
dlen ole 8iirger Sermantt's itetS
nit Stol8 ahf6lifen, bnB Dies Sc
b1laoe boitano oir @brentage Ser.
marttls, obite a1tdj MIR cine eir3igt
Sobne ooer einen Gltn6m6soa II
aeto melfer Decoration.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
giQiac Gnhrt.

Gnldblid Scr ndditean Serutoniler
6oir, miro bie Wo. Sac. gobn
Sabrfarten 5u Dem febr bepobgeies-
den 8reiS bon &c per Meile oerfait.
fen. Sim /, 9. uno 8. september
fir ale 9lGbe iatiterbalb so @eilen
Oftlid ooer ipeitli6 BON Sernlattr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-01
REST RING TARGET.
$50 Yards.)

Special prize for last "a rings shot
when shooting closed-John Held,
Sr. "a rings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15

ton and believes it will probe SO sat
isfactory that other cases will be
treated in a similar manner.
The McManus- Henderson suit has
been in court for some time and the
history of the case is too long for
anything but brief mention. The
Hendersons own a tract of land a
few miles from Pilot Rock and Just
below it is the Appleburg tract. Wa
ter for both is taken out of the same
stream and there has been consid-
cradle dispute between the owners of
the two tracts as to the amount due
each. The suit was the result, dur
ing the pendency of which an in
junction was granted, only to be vi
olated, according to the allegations
made.
Attorneys state that both parties
could probably be cited to appear for
contempt of court, but instead. Judge
Phelps conceived he idea of appoint
ing a man to take charge of the
headgates to secure for each an equit-
able division of the waters. The sal
airy of this commissioner will be as
sessed equally to the two parties as
part of the expenses of the case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
MOUNTAIN BATTERY
FOR THE ROUNDUP

If the request of the Roundup di-
rectors is granted by the war depart
ment a mountain battery from the
United States army will be one of the
attractions at the great frontier show
to be held here in september. 1t will
be an attraction worth seeing because
the Mule" batteries are unique part
Of Uncle Sans fighting force.
The request for battery for the
Roundup has Just been made by Dan
z. Smythe. one of the board, through
adjutant General FINER, The adju-
taut general promised to secure the
attraction if possible and Governor
West will also give his endorsement
to the request.
Under the rules of the war depart
ment detaChments from the army may
participate in civilian tournaments
but they are not permitted to take
part in any entertainments given for
private gain. Inasmuch as the
Roundup is a community affair, pays
no dividends to its stockholders, but
on the other hands applies all the
gate receipts to improving the grounds
and paying for entertainment fea-
lures it is held it would be entirely
proper for the g6Nernment to be rep
resented at the show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
state Wardens Are Coming.

The Umatilla county Fish and Game
association will hold a meeting tomor-
row night in the city hall for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for en-
tertaining State Game Warden w. L
Finley and Master Fish Warden R. E.
Clanton who will arrive here Satur-
day, June "a. on an official visit. They
will remain in this city until the Tues
day following and the local sporting
men are desirous of making their Wis
it a pleasurable one. Mr.. Finley is
also oregon president of the National
Audobon society and is a speaker Of
widespread reputation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
Dick Ferris Arrested.
WESTON IS PREPARING
FOR STRAWBERRY DAY

Weston residents are busily en-
gagged in preparing for the strawberry
day and Horse Show to be held at
that place Saturday, July /. The oc-
casion is principally for the purpose
of demonstrating the value of the
mountain soil for the raising of this
delicious fruit as well as other pro-
ducts. Strawberries, cream and cake
will be furnished free to all the vis-
itors in attendance. other products
from the mountains will be on eX-
hibition and suitable premiums and
prizes will be given to those making
the best display.
In connection with the strawberry
exhibit horse show will also he held
During the forenoon a literary and
musical program will be rendered,
and the afternoon will be given over
t. sports and a ball game between
two teams of the Blue Mountain
league. Ira NJ. Kemp is the chairman
OF the committee on arrangements
and the public can he assured that
everything will be we'll conducted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
POMERENE TAKES SLAP
AT ATTORNEY GENERAL

Washington, June 15.-Speaking to
his resolution directing the depart
ment of justice to bring criminal
prosecutions against the personal de-
PENDANTS in the standard oil, and AM
erican Tobacco cases, Senator Pom
creme. democrat, Ohio, took a slap at
the attorney general for not prosecut-
ing Rockefeller. "Rockefeller's path
way is marked is marked by more
victims whose business careers were
ruined by unlawful methods than any
man in the industrial history of Am
erica, yet he is unwhipped by JUS
tice," said the senator. mo statute
was ever more plainly written than
the sherman law nor more easily un-
derstood. The vast corporations In
attempting to evade the law made II
conform 10 their business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
REFERS TO NADERO
AS MODERN CAESAR
DIAZ CABINET MEMBER
MAKES GRAVE CHARGES
Says Madcro Is Indifferent to Nation
al Welfare and Is Protecting An
archy-Charges Him With Despot-
ism, FaYoritism and Militarism,

Mexico City, June 15.-Referring
to Madero as a Modern Caesar" an
article by Vera Estanol, a former
member Of Diaz' cabinet, published
today, caused a tremendous sensa-
ton. He charges Madero with des-
potism. favoritism, militarism, illegal
procedure, Indifference to national
welfare, insubordination and protect
ing anarchy. He suggests the for
nation of a new political party,
which may complicate the coming
election. a new uprising is foment-
ing in the state of Tabasco, headed
BIZ the former governor of Venezuela,
according to reports today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
TEDDY REPLIES TO
LABOR EDITORIALS
CERTAIN NEWSPAPERS
CENSURED by COLONEL
Says Publications Owned by Harrison
Gray Otis Are Responsible for More
Brutal UtteranceS Than Attributd
TO Labor Leaders.

New York, June 15.-"Certain cap
italistic newspapers of the stamp own
ed by General Harrison Gray Otis,
have been responsible for more brutal
utterances than those attributed to
any recognized labor leader" says
Colonel Roosevelt in the current issue
of the outlook. The editorial is
headed, Mr. Gompers. General Otis
and Dynamite Charges" In the ar
ticle Roosevelt answers Otis and
Gompers' editorials which had been
answers to Roosevelt's original edi-
torial on the McNamaras' arrests.
After roasting Otis, Roosevelt replies
to Gompers which he declared was
fair and honorable and couched in
respectful language" The colonel
then plead for an even chance for
justice in the dynamite cases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15

BY a decision rendered yesterday
in the case of the Applcburg Water
co. VS.. Addison c. Henderson, Circuit
Judge G. w. Phelps has proved him.
self a most worthy claimant for that
attribute of mind which has preserV-
ed the memory of solomon through
hundreds of generations, according to
local attorneys. The dispute in the
case was over the appropriation of
Water from Birch creek for the ir-
rigating of tracts of land owned by
John Il. McManus and A. c. Hender-
son and others of the Henderson fam
lily, and to end the long quarrel,
Judge Phelps took the mattr of dis
tributing the water entirely out of the
hands of opposing parties and ap-
pointed Abe Miller as a special COM
missioner to deliver the water to par
ties as they are entitled to it.
A New solution.
This is an entirely new solution to
water disputes and local attorneys are
bestowing considerable praise upon
Judge Phelps for his originality in
dealing with a complicated matter
At least one of the attorneys in the
case is highly pleased with the solu-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
STATE GETS TESTIMONY
THROUGH WIFE OF SEE

Chicago, June 15.-Although the
wife of See of the Absolute life cult
cannot under the law testify against
him, the attorneys for the state who
are prosecuting him for the alleged
mistreatment Of girls admitted today
that through her they got most of the
testimony against See. The woman is
separated from her husband. Under
the law she cannot be legally guilty
of robbing him. With a safecracker
she went to the socalled junior COM
monwealth, established by her hus-
band and blue open the safe and se-
cured papers, many of which were in
Sees handwriting. Among the pa
pers is an unprintable so-called
Book of Truth in which he refers
to the spirit of absolute life"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
PENNSYLVANIA Democrats.

Harrisburg, Pa, June 15.-Pennsyl-
vania democrats climbed on the
Woodrow Wilson bandwagon today at
the state rally of democratic clubs,
which had the New Jersey governor
as guest of honor. There is little
doubt, according to state leaders of
the party, that Governor Wilson will
receive the vote of the Keystone
states delegation to the democratic
national convention. A state league
of democratic clubs was formed at
today's meeting. The democratic
state committee will hold its annual
meeting here on July 10, but party
harmony has been somewhat shatter-
ed by the rivalry between A. q. De-
wait of Allentown and George w.
Guthrie of Pittsburg, both OF whom
claim the state chairmanship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
INDIAN PUPILS HOLD
EXERCISES TONIGHT

Tonight at o'clock will be the
closing exercises of the Umatilla In
dian school at the agency and Major
L. l.. Swartzlander invites all who are
Interested to attend. \ number Of
local people will avail themselves of
the invitation in all probability for
the programs in which only Indian
children participate, are declared to
be unusually interesting. Major
Swartt<nder states that the children
have been practicing faithfully and
viii go through their drills. recita-
tions, songs and other numbers with
out n hitch.
The following is the program ar
ranged:
song-"Eyery Morning on Time"
Salutatory ....... Four Children
Recitation ..... Joseph Thompson
Song-"Sleepyland" Esther Motanic
Recitation-"When I'm a Man"
......... William Allen
Good Bye" ................
....Lettie and stephen Williams
Ioasts ..,....,...'...., Zen Boys
japanese Love Song. Emma johnson
Summer Vacation. Samuel Walker
Flag Drill .......... Twelve Girls
History Lesson ......... Two Boys
ecitation-"Grandpa' Barn"...
......... Henderson Tatshama
| Piano Duet.
A Song of Long Ago. Emma Barnhart
| Zu Zu Drill.
June Song.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
MORMON LEADER SUMMONED
BEFORE SUGAR COMMITTEE

Washington, June 15.-Despite the
protests of Senator Reed Smoot, the
Hardwick sugar investigation commit
tee today ordered President Smith of
the Mormon church to testify. Smoot
wrote a letter asking that Smith be
excused because Thomas Cutler of
salt Lake City could give all the tes-
timony that Smith could. Hardwick
insisted on Smith however, saying
he is the big factor in the organiza-
ton of the Utah-Oregon Sugar COM
pany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
\ school Without a Girl.

County school superintendent
Frank X. Welles has made a new and
startling discovery. In making out
his annual report today, he found
that the school in district No. 1O9
which is near the state line not far
from Wallula has consisted of boys
and boys only during the whole of the
past term. Miss Minnie E. Grormley
is the teacher in this freak school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
STRIKE OUTLOOK
is UNSATISFACTORY

London, June 15.-Leaders
of the striking seamen admit
} ted today that the general strike
outlook is more unsatisfactory
} than yesterday when the general
} walkout was ordered. They as
sert that other seamen Will
, join soon. The shippers say
the strike is a fizzle, and de-
clare those who walked out
b want to return. The strike is
} progressing in London, Glasgow,
b Shields, Middlesborough Bel
B fast, Amsterdam, Manchester,
B Antwerp and other places. The
b strikebreakers are being re-
cruited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
BOMB ENPLODES NEAR
MADRID ROYAL PALACE

Madrid, June IA bomb eX-
ploded today in the Plaza Oriente ad-
joining the royal palace. The en-
trance of the cathedral was damaged
and other buildings in the neighbor-
hood were shaken. So far as learned
none were injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
REVOLUTION IN
PORTUGAL UNDER WAY

London, June 15.-The dis
patches from Portugal today
state that the long eXpecter mon
archistic revolution against the
provisional republic govern
ment headed by President Bra
ga Is under way. The garrison
at Chaves near the northern
frontier has mutined and killed
the commander. At Braga in
northeastern Portugal the
Monarchists sacked the news
paper plants and now control
the town. The Lisbon dispatch
es state that the government
is rushing troops to the affect
ed sections.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15

Los Angeles, June 15.-In a cell in
the county jail today where he is
awaiting the hearing before the Unit
ed States commissioners on a charge
OF violating the neutrality laws by
having men to go from Los Angeles
to Lower California to enter the SER
vice of the liberal revolutionists. Ri
cardo Magon, president of the local
liberal junta today declared that the
liberals could wipe out Madero in SIX
months II they had money. He said
the Cientifice party with millions
back OF 1t are purchasing ammuni-
strike a decisive blow against Ma
dero. He asserted that Madero
won't be in power long. Magnon re-
fused TO discuss his arrest.
Bail is $4,000.
Sympathizers of the Mexican liber-
al cause are scurrying around today
to raise the $4,000 bail to release
Ricards Magon, head of the Liberal
junta: Anselmo Figueroa, editor Of
the La Regeneration. the Juntas
newspaper, ana tiherado Rivers, the
sending recruits into Lower Califor-
MIA thus violating the neutrality law.
Magon denies he enlisted the soldiers
because he said He had not the mon
ey to pay them" He said Madero was
behind the arrests.
District Attorney Ready.
United states District Attorney Nc
Cormick stated :oday that he stood
ready any time To present the govern
ments case against the liberals, but
In fairness 10 them he said, he be-
lieved he would give them time %
consult attorneys TO prepare for hear
ing Monday.
Dick Ferris Arrested.
san Diego, June 15.-Dick Ferris,
an amusement promoter who recent
" declined the provisional presidency
of Lower California, today was ar
rested charged with the violation OF
neutrality laws. Ferris advertised for
10000 men to take Lower California
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
CRIME WAS
PREMEO|ThTED
Mrs. Myrtle Kyle Carefully
Planned 10 XIII Conductor
Harper ard Self
MOTIVE FOR CRIME
Is ONLY SJRMISED

If bullets Had Failed Woman Would
Have RcsOrtcd TO Poison To End
Own Life--TIad Purchased Carbolic
Acid Tuesday Evcning-Dying Man
Throws No Light on Cause of
Tragedy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
Boy Attempts to Leave.

Shortly after nine o'clock Melville
attempted to leave the stronghold but
Sheriff Veale of Contra Costa saw
him and fired fifteen shots and the
lad rushed back to his stronghold in
the rocks. The posse then stopped
firing and simply surrounded the hill
and are waiting. The officers say
the boy had nothing to eat since last
night and that his attempt to break
through the lines indicated that his
straits are desperate. The officers
50, tack of the boy last night when
Sheriff Frazier encountered aim on
the road. They had a pistol luel af-
ter which the lad dropped, crawled
into the bushes and disappeared. The
instructions sent out today to the
farmers is not to feed anyone asking
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
Commercial Luncheon Tomorrow.

The board of managers of the Com
mercial association will hold their
regular weekly luncheon tomorrow
noon and Secretary Jack Keefe re-
quests a full attendance as matters
Of Importance are to be discussed.