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Newark post., 1912-08-28
WOMAN SERIOUSLY ILL
SUFFERS FROM NEGLECT

One of the most distressing
cases Of illness and poverty re-
ported by the Newark authorities
for Years is that Of Mrs. Howard
Maharty. who is dying of tuber-
crlo>iS at her home near Thomp-
son station. about three miles
from town. During the last week
her husband and twelve year old
child left home. only three small
chiIirpn being with the sick
mvthrr. When discovered by Of
Hc.r Shrllender the woman was
too weak to care for either her
self or children. and all were suf-
fpring from neglect. There was
no food in the house. and the alb
sencr of any care during these
hot >ultrv days. had produced the
most dangerous sanitary condi-
tons.
MAGISTRATE Lovett has visited
the family every day since their
discovery. carrying them food and
experimenting the cleaning of the
premises. etc.
J. =. Armstrong. Trustee Of the
Poor. visited the family last even
ing. Both father and daughter
had returned. Work will be Sc
cured for the former at once. In
thc mpantime the family will be
under the protection of the an
thorites.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
College Improvements

The college gymnasium has re-
ceived it's share of attention lu'-
ing the days previous to the open
ing Of college. The radiators have
been removed from the floor and
suspended beneath the running
track. making it less dangerous in
the playing of basketball and also
giving more room for athletic eX-
ercises. The appearance of the i'll
terror has been changed by coat
of white paint with enamel finish.
Coach McAvoy superintendent the
improvements.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
Harvest Home Of Good Temp'a s

Announcement has just been
made that DR.. Lewis A. Parsels of
Philadelphia, noted temperance
orator will be one of the speakers
at the Good Templars' Harvest
Home at Pennocks Grove, Sept.
5th.
Interesting program is being ar
ranged. Jeffersoilian Quartet and
Brass Band will also take part.
Detailed program given next
week,
Newark post., 1912-08-28
Loses Valuable Colt

A promising four-year-old PAGER.
belonging to David Devlin of
Cherry Hill, Nd, was taken sick on
the road last Sunday. while being
driven from Wilmington Upon
reaching Newark the horse was in
such bad shape that it was placed
in a livery stable for treatment. Ali
efforts to save the animal failed and
it died within few hours. The
horse wps valued at $500.
Newark post., 1912-08-28

NJ. o. Pence of the Experiment
tai Station staff is visiting relatives
in Indiana. Mr.. Pence has recon-
sidered the resignation rendered
some weeks ago, and will continue
IN his present position until March
1st.
Mrs. Delaware Clark has sold
a tract Of 2So acres of woodland
near Glasgow. to George V. Pew
erly. of Middletown. who will in
stall saw mill on the grounds.
Miss Ella f. Todd. for a num-
Der of years teacher in School
No. %. Wilmington. has rendered
her resignation
Newark post., 1912-08-28
Mormon Representative

A representative of the Mormon
church is visiting the rural districts
in the interests Of that denOmina-
ton. Aside from his canvass OF I.
book. giving the details of their be-
lief he is conversant with the east
ern view and is doing missionary
work. trying to dispel the preJu-
diccs held against them.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
This Time Last Year
Items From The Post
Minnehaha Band organized.

Minnehaha Band organized.
George Sergeant. superintendent
CT the Roseville plant Of the Ches-
ter County Electric Company, kill
ed by lightning
County Engineer James Wilson
reported that storms Of one week
had cost county $4,000 for repairs.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
Thomas Plant In Full Operation

The mills of the Jacob Thomas
Company Wall Paper Company
started up on Monday running
f,,ll force. The Company has
made it custom for years TO
close down for two weeks during
the summer. Machinery is thor
ouohN oyerhauled and repairs
and improvements made.
The company expect to operate
fu,I force and on full time.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
OBITUARY
JOHN l. CURRINDER

John l.. Currinder, aged 80 years,
died at his home near Harmony. on
August 23, after an illness from
typhoid fever. Funeral services
were held on Monday. August 26.
lnterment in White Clay Creek
cemetery. A wife, Mrs. Eliza Cur
rinder and two daughters. Misses
Emily and Lillian, survive him.
Newark post., 1912-08-28

Considerable excitement was ere
'ted in the vicinity Of the Pennsyl-
wanna depot yesterday morning
when a large touring car from New
York struck a ten-year-old girl. The
enid was badly bruised, but no
bones were broken. She was one OF
family employed at the G. d. Gil
bert cannery.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
Auto Accident

While running down the mae
adam road near Glasgow. the
Overland car belonging to Ad
Thomas back fired, causing the
carburetor to catch fire. The en-
gine was destroyed. Mr.. Thomas
stopped the car and succeeded in
saving the body of the machine.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
Basket Picnic at Cooches

The Daughters of the American
Revolution will hold their usual
basket picnic on the historic
grounds at Cooch's Bridge. next
Tuesday. September 3, the ami
versary of the unfurling OF the
Stars and Stripes on land. Every
body is cordially invited.
Newark post., 1912-08-28

Running races began at Ilavre de
Grace. Md, last Saturday. DR..
Bayard Murray. proprietor OF the
Pencader Stock Farm, has num-
Der of horses in training that will
likalv start during the meet.
Newark post., 1912-08-28
StoIl Awarded B. & 0. Contract

Daniel Stoll has received the
contract for installing steam heat
at the =. &: Q. depot.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Ma novo delo.

Navidezen poraz, katerega so
socialist Milwaukee, Wis, do.
ziveli pri zadnjih volitvah, je po-
kazal smer novemu III velikemu
agitacijskemu delu, ma kate
rega Sc pripravljajo polno paro
iamkajSnji sodrugi. Okrajni orga
nizator sodrug Edmund T. Melnus
Sc je izrazil, da Sc nikoli nj bilo
njegovem okraju toliko zani-
mania "a socializem kakor ravno
sedaj. Ljudje so V veliki meri "a
cell zgubljati strah in predsodke
do socializma. Njihova zelja. spo-
znati socializem do korenim, po-
staja vsak dan bolj ocitna. Tam
kajSnja soc. stranka Sc tega vele-
vaznega momenta zaveda v polni
meri in cato izdeluje obscene phi
praye IA obsezno izobrazevalno
kampanjo. kakerSne menda Sc ne
pOZna nobeno mesto V Ameriki.
Naloga te kampanje bo. da Sc po-
tom predavanj po vseh delhi o.
kraJa seznani ljudi SocialistiG-
MIN naukom ter tako preiene ne
stevllne napacne pojme socializ-
mu, katere so Jim nasprotniki We
donna in nevedoma vcepili. Do
konca zadnjega tedna :ie imelo re
deset organizacii zarentane dvo-
rane "a predavanja. Po sedaniih
nacrtih Sc bo vrSilo vsak mesec
najmanj 80 predavanj. Predava-
mania Sc pri6no prihodnji mesec.
Okrajna soc. organizacija bo
poklicala ma pomoc vec znanih
zunanjih govornikov ia namen
Tako ma primer IL Chicago. New
Yorka ,Kansasa. Oklahoma in
Massachusetts.
Poleg tega bodo V mesecu
februarju ma juzni in ma zapadni
strani mesta predavanja social
sticnega liceja. o katerega sijai-
mem uspehu so socialist prepri-
cani.
Ker je V Milwaukee okraiu tu-
di vet mOenih jugoslovanskih
organizacij, smo sigurni. da bodo
tie storile svojo dolznst ter poma-
gale, da bo ia izobrazevalna agi-
tacija kar najlepSe uspela
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Po republikanski poti.

AmeriSki velekapitalisti MISC
zastonj izdali milione "a Wilso-
novo izvolitev in Sc tudi MISC "a
ston!i veselili njegove image,
kaJti oni dobro vedo. da so repub
likanci in dcmokratje ena dusa V
dveh telesih kar so socialist
OBJ vsaki priliki povdarjali. Zate-
gadel Sc pa tudi sedaj prav mic
ne cudimo. ko prihajajo IL demo-
kratskega kraljevstva vesti. da Sc
bo pod Wilsonom nadaljevalo
Taftovo razbijanje in razpusca-
ME roparskih trustov. s TEN ie
toliko povedano kakor. da bodo
demokratje pustili raznim Rookie
fellerjem, Morganom. Armourjem
ravnO tako prosto roko iz5ema-
nlu ameriSkega ljudstva, kakor
so jo pustili republikanci. No ST.
Ger je pa ameriSki narod rad IL
koriscan: az kar je glasoval. to
bo dobil Kadar Sc bo streznil bo
tudi izkOriScanja kOnecl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Now izgredi " w. Vireiniii.

Minuli teden so Sc Cabin
Creek okraju pojavili novi izgre-
di. kakor nezanesliiva porOcila
trdiJo, so Strajkujoci rudarii ma
padli vlak Chesapeake & Ohio
zeleznice, ma katerem so Sc vozili
privatni detektivi in stavkokazi
V tenn spopadu je bilo sedem ru-
darjev ubitih in tezko ranjenih.
Ranjena sta bila tudi diva "ske-
ba'. Y sled tega ie priGakovati.
da bo guverner GlasScock zopet
postal milico Y po Strajku pri-
zadet okraj.
Polozaj Strajkariev je zaradi
pri,iskajoce zine vsak dan obup-
nejSi. Brez sredstev "a zivlienie
in brez zavetja so prisiljeni sta
novati ma prOstem. Poleti je incl
guverner lepo priliko, da hi pre-
mogovne podjetnike prisilil, da hi
PRIMAL vsaj glavne opraviGene
zahteve Strajkarjev. Postal je mi
milico, liai je bio rudarjem 5
tenn pomagano. Pobrali so Jim
orozje, izgnali jih ma povelie pre-
mogOvnih baronov IL kompanij-
skin barak ter jih pustili neoboro-
zene in brez zavetja privatnim
detektivom in morilcem. Xxi so po
odhodu milice takoj zopet zaceli
uprizarjati barbarska grozodei-
dejstva. Vsakomur je ma podlo-
gi tega jasno. da Strajkarjem nj
preostaialo drugega kal5or. da Sc
zopet obOroze ter branijo pred
kompanijskimi psi.
Premogovni barom danes stole
bOlj trdno kakor so oh zacetku
Strajka in niti ma misel Jim ne
bodi. da hi Straikarjem dovolili
kako zahtevo. Oni namreG vedo,
da bo delavec prisilila zima nazai
V start jarem. Ko bi poleti guver-
ner zavzel odlocneise staliSGe
protnjim. bi Sc podjetniki ne
dvomno podali. Steer pa od pla-
eenega kapitalisticnega podrep-
nika, kakorsen je guverner Glass
cock. delavci ne morejo prieako-
vati pomoci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Kaj bo s Taftom.

Veliko. "dobrih in skrbnih -
drzavljanov sedaj skrbi kaj bo
Taftom, ko bode zgubil sluzbo
4. marca. Kakor znano. Sc Taft
smeje IL srca. veliko je in tho
misli. In omenjeni drzavljani Sc
sedaj boje, da je nesrecni Bill
zgubil vse navedene dobre last
nosti. Bre zskrbil Bill 81 je znal
kot advokat in kot uradnik ma
polniti ban6ni predal; zato ie vsak
strah, da Tafta caka sirotisnica
brez podlage. Povrhu vsega ie bill
pa Taft Sc ponizni in udani sluga
svojih visjih "bosov'', Xxi ga bodo
"a zvesto sluzbovanje pensionira-
Ii, vsaj zasluzil je.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Rev. Solar pere svojo blamazo

Zupnik Solar Sc zvija v A. S.
kakor CAD, ako mu stopis ma rep.
Nagromadil je wee kolon novih
zaviJanj, lazi in nesmislenih Gene.
ker hoce ma ia naGin oprati svoje
nesmrtno blamazo. Izgovarja Sc.
ola nj bilo debate med Min N
kristanom! o jerum, jerum 2 vso
slovesnostjo trdi, da nj prosil
sodruga Kristana oproSeenja Da-
lJe Pravi, da so bile nJegove be-
sede: "Dragi sodrugil Bog yam
pomagaj! Jaz VAN zelim vso sve-
COZ samO "a Spas. Bravo
Zupnik Solar! Steer pa prihaiaio
tudi - citatelii A. S. do prepri-
canja, da "brijete norce IL niih"
in da innate vse "a Spas. kar
pisete! Pa maj zc bo kakor hoce.
twill Sc ne boste, pa Sc ze wi
Jajte kakor hoGete! - "Blamaza
Je sestra slave"i
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
LetO (VOl.) VII.
NaSa Vlada v Sluzbi
dOlaria.

Po vsem svetu so sic pred krat-
kim vesti revoluciji Nicara-
gui, Sredna Amerika, ter posre-
dovanju Zdruzenih draw tel
1evoluciji. TIE vesti so bile takO
prikrojene, da je YES svet mislil,
da je vlada u. DIR. izvrSila veleza-
sluzno delo, ko je poslala Mica
raguo svOje vojaStvo, da je silo
narediio mir. Revolucijonarje so
te veSti slikalc kot topic zloGin-
cev. ki so nevarni zivljenju in
metju in katere je zato treba po-
streiiti in pobesiti. Ma podlagi teh
lazjivih porocil je vsakdo odobra-
val pocetje naSe Wade in kapita-
listicno Gasopisje je trdilo. da je
bill sveta dolznost u. dr.. da so
naredile mir.
Sedaj pa prihajajo il zaneslji-
viii virov poroGila, ki kazeio. ka-
ko nesramno je bill svet nalagan
in da je bila najostudneisa laz
porocana "a resnico ter da je bilo
posredovanje nase Wade posledi-
CA naoStudnejSe koristolovSGine
kapitalisticnih SpelIulantov IL z.
dr.. Nicaraguajski narod ie nam
rec pred kratkem izvolil novega
predsednika, Xxi pa liudSllim izko-
riStevalcem nj bill po volii. ker Sc
jim nj hotel dati podkupiti ter
Jim tako prepustiti svoi narod ma
milost in nemilost. Zato so skle-
Mill ii lopovi. ki so sluzbi vele-
kapitalistov IL Severne Amerike.
ola Sc mascujejo mad MIN. Prego-
vorili so stal cga predsednika. XII
je bill hlapec V njihovi sluzbi. da
ne zapusti predsedniSkega mesta.
cetudi je propadel. VOLTA ma
roda pri MEM nj prisla postev.
AFo jp torej ljudstvo hotelo priti
do svojih pravic. mn ie preosta-
jala samo revoluciio zoper tran
skega predsednika in njegovo
kapitalistieno gardo. Nase voiaSt-
vo je novoizvolienega predsedni.
ka vjelo ter ga poslalo V Panama.
Tako vlada naSe svobodne'
republike pomaga teptati svobodo
drugih narodov ter iste vklepati
verge tiranstva in kapitalistic-
mega suzenjstva, a vse to samo
zato, ker ie profit par nenasitnih
oderuhov nevarnosti.
Da pa je mogoce tako infamne
lazi in zavijanja resnice poSiljati
svet, zato skrbi kapitalizem ma
ia nacin, da kontrolira in lastuje
vse telefone in brzojavne ter po-
vrhu sc navicarski trust, ki posi-
liza V svet lie take in tako prede-
lane vesti, da svet ne more spo-
znati natanko kapitalisticnih
lumparij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Soc. mayor obsoien.

Soc. mayor George r. Lmnn y
Schenectady, n. Y, je bill pred
rekordnim sodiscem V Little
Falls, n. Y. obsojen ma $50 de-
narne kazni ali pa pet deset dni
zapora. Lunn je bill MANFRED areti-
ran pred trent tedni. ker ie ma
cesti govoril Strajkujocim delav.
cev. Svoboda govora je po kon-
stituciji z. DIR. vsakomur garanti-
rama. kapitalisticne piiavke SO
boje. da hi delavci spoznali resni-
co. cato protipostavno Oretirajo
vsakgar. Xxi skuSa razkriti njiho-
We lopovstine.
Mayor Lunn 81 je V syesti. da nj
niGesar zakrivil in cato tudi noGe
plaeati kazni. V svojem zagovoru
je dijal: "Jaz nisem provzrocil
oviranja prometa in ne kali re-
da, hotel sem lie nagovoriti mirne
zborovalce. Drzavno pravdniStvo
sc Je ZavZelo "a me Zgol IL pred
sodkov. Ako sem pozival Straj-
karje. da maj sc posluzujejo mir
nih sredstev pri poravnavi stav-
Ike, gotovo Sc nisem krSil zakona.
Ravno sem ponavljal besede
Abrahama Lincolna, ko me je po-
licija ustavila. Jaz sem Sc vselei
nasvetoval mirno poravnavo ma
sprotstev in Sc nikdar mi izSla IL
mojih ust beseda o nasilju takih
slucajih, Xxi maj Sc vedno porav-
najo ma podlagi svobode. Tudi Sc
nisem zoperstavljal aretaciji, Pri-
jeli so me in virgil V jeco. Pri TEN
Sc gre "a naSa nacela in cato ne
BON placal niti centa ;ako moran
biti kaznovan za'to, ker som sc po-
sluzil svojih pravic kakor drzav-
liam Zdruzenih drzav, potem BON
Sci V jeco." Lunnov zagovor-
mix bo ulozil pritozbo ma visjo
instance.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
1000 NovIH NARoCNIKov

"a kontest "a 1000 novih ma
rocnikov "Proletarcu" Sc je ze
oglasilo re lepo stevilo sodrugov.
Ali 81 ii med mimi? Ako ne, Sc
danes izreA kupon ter ga poslji
ma "Proletarca"! Pokazi, da 81
zaveden delavec! Cd agitaciie "a
vednih je odvisna prebuja neza-
vednih delavcev! Vrla Proletar-
ceva armada ma noge! Prosto-
voljci, kje ste? Ma danl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19

AmeriSko ljudstvo je dalo kapi-
talistom svoje glasove. V zahvalo
bodo kapitalisti gledali ma to, da
bodo lJuds.vu well tudi drugo.
kar Sc ina.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
Kapitalizem ie pognal 600 600 600

zensk delavnice in tovarne ter
Jlh tam iskorisea. IL tega sledi, da
rabijo delavke volilno pravico. XII
Jim bo omogocevala varovati nil
hove interese.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
1000 NOVIH NARoCNIKOV!

Ia kontest "a 1000 novih. ma
rocnikov "Proletarcu" Sc je ze
oglasilo Re lepo stevilo sodrugov.
Ali 81 ii med mimi? Ako ne, Sc
danes izreA kupon ter ga poslji
ma "Proletarca"! Pokaz, da 81
zaveden delavec! Cd agitacije "a
vednih je odvisna prebuja neza-
vednih delavcev! Vrla Proletar
ceva armada ma noge! Prosto-
yoljci. kie ste' Ma dan!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19
OdhOdu SOdruga Et.
kriStana.

Z.
'1lovesu V Chicago -- da je ma
IA stara domovina".
s Znamenita ie bila tma cello
Srsto predavanj ktero ie pravkar
$koncal sodrug K,istan. Zname-
nita - naravnoSt velikanska, We
in trdno upamo. da
Edi plodonoSna.
8 Dva meseca in pol je bill So
|1rug Etbin Kristan med nami. V
lem kratkem Gasu je prepotoval
|deset drzav razprostirajoGih Sc ma
|uhodu. sredi in ma severo2apa-
du naSe reDublike. Kakor bo raz-
ridno IL poroGila tajmStva Jugo-
1ovanske Socialisticne Zveze. ki
a ida kratkem. incl ie sodr.
tristan okrog stirideset shodov
rayno toliko predavanj. Vseh
hodov Sc ie odelezilo priblizno
20. 1000 oseb - Slovencev. Hrva-
toy in Srbov. Y mnogih mestih
kot II. pr. Cleveland. Milwaukee
It'd. je bill naval delavcev tako
yelik. da vsi MISC mogli dvo-
| rane. MOraini vspeh predavatelj-
| (ske ture Kristanove ie torej ma
3Hvnost velikanski, da boljSega
bilo zeleti. Vspeh ie bill tudi
materielnem oziru: prodalo sc
Teliko socialisticnih knjig in
-oSur, nabralo Sc je precei ma
benine ma nase casopisje in tudi
rOstovljni prispevki ma shodih
povprecno precej znesli.
Seveda - doba Je bila kratka.
ko bi bila hotela organizacija
Rstre6i vsem prosnjam in zahte-
Inn IL raznih naselbin, Xxi so "a
|evale Kristanov poset, moral bi
bdrug Kristan ostati najmanj
TO dni Ameriki. Ali "a en-
tat nj bifo mogoce. Vendar vzlic
lhejenemu casu in omejenemu
evilu shodov dosegla je Kri-
hnova tura - kakor receno -
fajen vspeh in zacrtala je vaz-
zgodovinski moment V gibanju
goslovanskega proletarijata V
neriki.
Sodrug Kristan je odsel nazaj
stare domovino, kamor ga klice
lznost. Klice ga delo in boj V
Piaisticnih vrstah ma Slovan-
em jugu. NaSa dolznost pa je,
irugi Sirom Amerike, da plod
erega je zasejala Kristanova
"a, tudi obrodi najvecji sad
drug Kristan je ma odhodnici.
$50 mu jo priredile chikaske or
hizacije dne 10. novembra, re-
Z med drugim tudi tole:
Bill sem med vami, sodrugi,
avasih naselbinah ma vzhodu in
Padu. .Videl sem vase teznje in
e boje in povsod sem vam go
ii IL srca. Ali zastonj bodo
be besede. sodrugi, zastonj je
les cetudi ie pablo ma rodovit-
tia. &c ne boste vi sedaj gnojili
noiili tai, kamor je padlo Sc
ako hocete. da bo obrodilo IT,
eri sad.
odrogi sirom Amerike. zapom-
81 te besedel ZapiSite 81 jih
rec! lie nase zdruzeno delo.
emo delo in prizadevanje bo
6gocilo. da plod Kristanovih
lavanj res obrodi tisti. sad,
ega pricakuiemo. In nase do
1nje delo, vasa agilnost. So
Fl, nam je porok, da besede
Kristana ne bodo zastonj!
p ma delo! Nadaliuimo vse-
Filami tam, kjer je pustil So
Etbin Kristan.
tecno pot, sodrug Kristan!
emlja TIE million iskrenih ze-
Ameriskih sodrugov, da Sc vr-
Fdrav in ell bojne proletar-
Yrste V start domovini: Srec-
lot. dragi sodrugl IzroGi brat
pozdrave sodrugom onkraj
Ia! Pozdravljen nam in bodi
yen, da tvoie besede med
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-19

LII IA koristi delAv-
/ skesa liudstva. Deiav-
Lei so opravieeni do
|wsesn kar produciraio.
This paper is devoted
10 the interests of the
workins class. Work.
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-08
JERRY RUSK SAYS
HE is IN RACE TO STAY
CONTINUED from page one.)

CONTINUED from page oneO
store to the people the control of the
national government
81 will faithfully support the en-
tire progressive program in national
affairs as 1 have always supported
the Oregon system in state affairs.
"T will do my best to see that
eastern Oregon gets her fair share
of the reclamation funds and some
of the benefits of reclamation in our
day and generation.
II am for Theodore Roosevelt for
president. If he refuses to accept the
nomination then 1 favor any other
fighting progressive.
"I desire to have printed after my
name on the primary ballot the
words following, towit, For Roosevelt
and Progress against Taft and Stand
patism,'
Signed. JOHN Z. RuSh'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-08
NEAL CANDIDATE FOR
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Announces PLATFORM
AND SOLICTTS SUPPORT
Declares Familiarity With Duties of
Office and Position With Reference
TO UNFOLDING Laws of State and
Nation.

James 2 Neal, well known attor-
ney Of Ere, water. is in the city today
and issued his formal announcement
of his candidacy for the office of dis
trict attorney for the sixth judicial
district to succeed sam E. Van Vac
tor, the present Incumbent whose
appointive term expires this year.
With his announcement Mr.. Neal
states the platform upon which he
bases his hopes Of election. His for
mai stater1ont follows:
To the Republican Voters Of Umatilla
and Morrow Counties:
II is my desire to announce myself
at this time, as being a candidate for
the nomination for the office of dis
trict attorney for the sixth judicial
district in the state of oregon at the
primary nominating election to be
held on the 18th day of April. 1912
The duties attendant upon the OF
flee are not unknown to me as nave
been more or less acquainted with
the work incumbent upon the holder
of such office for a number of years
both from personal experience II
connection Herewith and from
close personal observation of th'
matters which are to be considered
in connection with it. For severa
months l acted as deputy in the OF
flee of the prosecuting attorney TO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-08
MUST MARRY FOR MONEY

Terre Haute, Ind.-Because the will
of their grandfather, Francis l..
Drake, leaving them an estate of 49,
OOe provided that they must each
marry and become parents before they
can share in the bsquest Hazel and
Elmer Yeager, children of wealthy
Vigo county family. brought suit here
to set aside the will. They allege
their grandfather was of unsound
mind
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-08
Joe BohI Severely Burned.

Joe BOIL, local manager of the Ford
Automobile agency in this city. was
severely burned this morning when
some gasoline in his shop became ig-
nited and flashed up. He was clean
ing some new, modern machinery
which he has just installed and when
he lighted match to make a closer
examination of one of the parts OF
the machine, the gasoline took fire
and burned his right hand and arm
up to the elbow. He secured luedi.
cal attention Immediately and hi
suffering was relieved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-08
GERMANS EXCITED OVER
BRITON MINISTER'S VISIT

Berlin, Feb. S-Serious complica-
tions today are expected to follow
the visit of Lord Haldrane, British
minister of war; and Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford. 1t is believed
they intend to ask the kaiser to dis
charge Bertrand Stewart, who was
convicted of espionage.
II the kaiser grants the request, the
act will meet with general protest,
as the Germans believe Stewart got
off easy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-08
England Denies Significance.

London, Feb. S.-Official denial
that Lord Haldrane's trip to Berlin
had any political significance, has
been made by the foreign office. The
denials, however, receive slight cred
ence.
It is firmly believed that the visit
affects England's foreign policy as
regards Germany, and that of the
subjects to be taken up, will be the
rectification of mistakes in the sur
vey of the Anglo-German frontier In
America. This will make an opening
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-08
Blind News Seller is Sued.

Suit was commenced today against
Walter Courier, the blind news sell
Ter. the complaint alleging that he
is S23565 in arrears to the Journal
Publishing company of Portland for
papers purchased. The account has
been transferred by the company to
Macdonald Potts who is bringing
suit through Cole & Cole of Portland
and Lowell & Winter of this city.