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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
SEASONS OF THE BIG
LEAGUES ARE ENDED


New York, Oct. THE thirty
eighth annual season of the National
Baseball league and the twelfth an
nual American league season closed
simultaneously with the New York
and Boston clubs the respective
champions by the substantial mar
gin of 20 and 81 points over their
closest competitors.
The final standing of the clubs is:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07
counterfe:ters at Work on I

Ecunterfe.tcrS at Work on Tickets.
New York, oct. 7.-Counterfejters
are at work on bogus tickets for the
world championship baseball games
here, according TO reports reaching
the New York baseball club. Not
outstanding the precautions to avoid
ticket scandal. it appears that trou-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-07

II y man can't blame any one else
Tor his troubles he can at least drive
himself to drink.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
Die nene israit.
6sseut In ShfhfaHb thre saIGfiHns as arsns
De eadstrftaubiss ppr Geridjt.

Bdbreno Die JeSeltf6aftli6er
0Feiie in &liBIon6 Der sSrau I'm an.
gaHeinen eire umfaIIen6ere @leid-
berebtigung nit oem Weanne einr6il,
men, ols es i'm @elten guropas BET
Gaa lit, erDeiien fi9 Die ruiIii6en
@efese oem neibIiben @eidIeht ge,
geniiber bon elmer Spro6igfeit, oeren
lleberipinbung Der mooernen Srau
nod man6e S6pieri0feit bereiter
6iirfte. @egentpdrtig Itebt elm fin
bic Srauenfraee tpidtiges ProbIem
aiif Der Eagesoronitng: niro ben
Grauen bas 9fedt eiueerGumt tper.
ben, ii9 aIs geri6tlibe Sadperit6n.
bise au betGtigen2 8isber baben iid
6ie @eridte basegen eeItrGubt. Nuu
Iiegt aber elm SAL Dor, Der nieIIeidi
eine Benbung berbeifiibrt. gr Itebi
i'm 8uiammenbang NIT elmer glnee-
Iegenbeit, ole pieI glufieben erregi
bot. Cine Srau 2uomilla SSiuoif)fe.
fDiti6 lit angeflagt, ibren Mann, ben
Beamten elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5iterit init einem getpobnIi6en glrbei.
ter betroeen uno bann bergiftet ;u
babeu. Die Srau, beren normaIer
@eiitesoirftanb in 3peifeI ge5ogen
tpuroe, mubte aiif 9lnoronlmg bes
@erihts 5u IGneerer 9eobo9tlng In
cine SsrrenanitaIt ipanoern uno ibre
8eaufiidtigung fiel Der gler5tin
@oIoiuina, elmer Spe5iaIiitin fir
@eiItesfranfbeiten, 5ii Ser 8ertei.
bigger Der Stuaibfeipiti9, &edts-
anpalt aoonop, elm befannter 8or.
fdmpfer fir 5rouenredte, mibt ben
@uSiaoen Der Srou @oIopina cine
iolde 8ebeuting 5ii, baB er barinn
eriuht bot. Die ger5tin ebenio ipie Die
bon bem @eridt geIaoenen Sobper.
itdnSigen ait nerboren ut,b dd ner.
eiOigen. @r heariinbet iein @eiudI
ourh Die pcIle @Iei6bere1tieung, Die
mad Dem @eiee oen ipeibliGen aero'
ten nit itren mGnnIi6en 9ollcern
geiudbrIeiitet lit. Rails bas 9et,rs.
burger 8esirfsseridt 6em @eiude
aoanops nadgibt, pir6 Or. Colo
nina Die erIte Srau iein, bic OILS pii.
ienidaftli6e Sa9peritGnoiee in Ell.
ner @eri6tsoerbanolimg IN &uBIanb
ouftritt; 5ugIeid mare elm 8rd5eSen5.
fall geidaffen, Der fir Die Sortent-
ipidhrng Der Grauenfrage bon ntdt
au irtterifdseuoer @ebeaitiing iein
tpiiroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
@aHiidle Wirtfdlaft.
etnateapaitHng wiu bts eGalhea itFeT bep
sraatsA 1anI Hl@t beSahieH,


Bon einem nod nlbt 6ageueie.
men Sal" tpeib Der .Betersburger
&erslS" aus Sfopin (IiGfan) su Be.
ri9hn. 9ie Stabt @fopin 1T Der.
togt tpeeen betriiseriiden Ganfe.
rotts, bel benz es ii9 INN Id WliIlio.
nen TubeI banbeIt. 9ie 9lnfIage
baben Die glftion6re Ser bertra6ten
Sfopiner Stabtbnrf, @eIotp un6
gferneiotp, erboben. @ie erflaren,
bie Staotperoroneten ieien idulS an
ben @tiBbrduden. Ser @anfSireftor
&pfotu uno feline sSrau befaben einen
&re6it bon 8 Millionen @ubeI, tp1b.
renb lie MIR elm @run6ftiid mn @erte
bou 10. 900 ghtbef befaben; elm fleiiter
8eGr1ter, Wfein, batte einen 8reoit
bon 800 900 9frbel. gns er ftarb,
bItsb er biae Sunrne Der 9anf
f6uIoig. aebnIider 8eifpiele eFbPs
nod Hele. Sablrei6e &irden unb
RlTter bdten ibr 8errrtoeen Der
Bant aItoertraitt. Oie Girtlagen be-
trusen fitT1ebn WiIlionen. Dus
@db TT pendle1i6ert. 8iint grobe.
rem aeI bat Sie StaSt felbit es aii
@obTf fubrts1pedett alSgegebeu Sest
erfIGrt Die Stubt ben AreOitoren
eono efnfa4, iie iet aublungsunfdbig.
Sie tonne bod ni9t tbren @run0be-
Its unter benz Sd1rtnber Oerfaufen,
I'M 6h @I6ubieer gu be5aBIen, no
iole Fe 6ann ipater felbft bic notigen
@dtteI bernebulen. 8eIotp rno RE
meioD bGben aber BoIl5iebungsbe'
feble IN Der Edf6e ino oerlangett,
has @eriht ioIle bte Stoot 5tutrrgert,
BIT besabIen. 9os StoStbaiipt Ut IN
oieier 9lngelegenbett nod MoSfau
eefabren unS bot ifh nit erfabrenen
Ofehtsontu1Iten berdten. Ser cine,
Stutafotp, berlangte 10000 <bel
&onoror Fir Die sSiibrltng oes 8ro-
ssTeS, Der onSere, 2e6ni5fi, mar NIT
$500 giIbel tifrieben. 2eon5tt fol
aIio iest Die Code fiibren. geirnntt
man an, Sab bic &Iagenben re6t be-
tonuner, 10 entftebt cine gon5 neue
Gage; oie &IGger tueroen iidl bann
in oie sSinnn5pertpaIhing Der StaSt
ntiIden, tperoen Die @ufIteIIung oes
Budgets, bic @us5dbIung aIIer ein'
3elnen Sumnlen iIbenpaher biirfen.
furs. fie tperben genou 10 gegen bte
Sta6t berfuhren fonnen tuie gegen
einen b6stpiIIigen Shuloner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
Gin nener Gummiituff.

Die WeerespInnaen baben bisber
cine nerb1ltnism1Big geringe Gus-
nusuns erfnbrern. Gbgeieben bon
einigen Sanearten, Die in Sapan uno
anoeren 2anoern bon armen 2eIten
geseIIen perben, iperoen oieie @e-
tpddie Der Sla6iee fait mir sur Se-
ipinnung BON Sob eebraudt. Sest
bat nod elmer 0tttteiIung bon ~Gug.
liib Medanic~ elm 9onooner Gbemi'
fer cine @ntoedung eema9t, Die ben
Meerespflan5en init etnem SdIage
gu melt gr6berem sluieben berbeIfen
f0nnte. @s iou battad mo9Iif iein,
einenSummiItoff baraus ber5lfteIleu,
Der In beionOers bobem @rabe fir
Die 3ipede Der @leftroteduif eeoeig.
net iein fou. Or beitt n1mIia an
sebIib eine itdrfere iioIierenoe 8raft
aIs Der Sarteumnlt. sluberoem ion
er io1pobI gegen Geudtisfeit als ge-
gen SdiIre, ala eegen 8eriesung
6nr6 Srgauismeu, oils enSIih gegen
&eHperaturtpediel Die srOBte 8iOer.
Itanbsfraft beItsen uno eIeidseitie
boIIfoumen 1nent5iinbIid) 5l iein.
Dieie Sdufiine tbeaIer @ieenidaiten
na9t bic Rohriht etlpns oero1dtig,
aber bic Pritfungen fin6 angebIib an
einfpoubfreien SteIIe in 2onbon err
foIgt, 10 bob man tpeiteren Wadrif-
ten NIT einiger Spannime entsegen.
fleet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
Der alien Iable SOSestpr!

get OopIestotpn, @is., Itebt cine
aIte oerIaiiene Riible. Inter ben
Sarnern Der llmgebung beitebt felt
8eiten Die @etuobnbeit, penn iie BEL
Dem aLteu @eb6uOe borbeifobren ooer
bor6eireiten, nit Der GIinte, uno
obne eine ioIhe eeben Die Sarmer
bort ielten aus oem Saus, auf oas
Mite Sor Der WtiibIe Sii ifieben. 9ies
tot oitb @aen &trg, Der ais better
ShiiSe in Der gar5en llnlgebuug be-
fannt par. 8u1n llngIiid itan6 aber
nun biuter bem Sor Der IA Sabre
aIte Sobn @remo; er ibliff cine aTt
on Dem SdIeifteiu, tudbreno feline
Oaltter Ben Stein 6rebte. sIls Der
SfuB sefalIet mar, broh Der SatRse
nit etHem Ialtten glitfidrei Sirianl-
men, Die R,iaeI mar ibm nitten 6urh
ben Wsagen ge6rlulgen. Der uneliiG.
Ii6e S6iite fpratta, ais er ben
Sdrgt borte, fcfort bon ietnern @a-
eeit itu6 init StEfe Der Whitter bra6ie
er ben &rtdben Glei1 irts SoipttuI
nah 9uplestoauH, bod ertIdrtat bort
6ie Ner5te, 6ob Der Shiftae nitt tpie-
Der bereeiteIlt tper6en funu. Sn Der
llneebiins berdft erobe Grepng
iibe ben Worfdu ituS es tutr6 be @e-
tpobrbett, inuner SfhBipdffer bel
fi6 5u tuneer, itnrs 5eritrfptH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
Snitisrit Rnndel in ber gbarit6.

Ser berbaftete Suftiorat WtlrndeI
1T aus benz llnterfsdn,ngSeefd
IN Die gburite eingeliefert Woroen.
@Gbreno ietnes Gufentbalts i'm In
terhHbnupsseef6pgnis baben fid BET
Dem gerbdfteten neben 9dbmiingser.
heinlin9en IN ben 8etnen ftNpere
pip9opatiide RerfmaIe geaeigt, Die
ben @ef1ngnisar5t Or. Marr peran-
Iabt baben, Sen glutrag 5lt iteIlen,
Slfti3rot Nhindel auf Die Dauer bon
feds 8oAen in Der Srrenabteiliine
Der Gbarite airf ieinen @eiitessi,ftanO
iinteriuten Su Iaiien. Bon 6em Or.
gebnis Der 9eobad)t,Ng tpirb es Oh.
bGngen, Oh gtnflaee gegen Dhtndel
erboben tper6en pirb. SrBipthen
iin6 bereits bonn llnterh,dnutasrtd.
ter Sas 9ureaitperionaI 6es 8erbaf-
teten uno an0ere 8e,,aen bernontrnen
moroen. Sn ben ndditen Sasen per-
BEN nod nsitere 8ernebulluteen
Itattfirben, Satsbeion6ere perben
ttiebrere @erote. Die WeundeI bebun-
belt baben, als Sadperitdnoiee ee.
bort iperb@. au9 Der befattrrte
Rpdtater Or. Meubel bat etne 8or-
laSung erbaIten. Wsan nintntt an,
6aB Suiti5rat WllndeI Die Straftaten
in einem 3uitanbe trarrfbafter Sto-
rlmg Der @eiitestdtigfeit besangen
bot, 70 ouB pernrutIi6 bas gerfabreu
ouf @rlnt6 oes 5 81 bes Strafgeies-
budes eirrgeItellt tper6eu biirfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
ltnfreiluillise r&Obiniuu Gruioes"
gerettet.

Ia6 80 Stltpoen namerloien Get
6enS, nur fGbig ibren 9iirit NIT
Seepaiier ju l0i6eu, tpurben Sieicr
Sageoie betben 8uiiber George uno
sSranf Dretu. Ole bon Marirette,
8is., aus auf einer giSi1oue auf
Den Gee getrieben tprrben, bei@bam'
bers SrIano ans 2ano getrieben.
sic boben ibre &ettung rur elmer
aenoerur9 oes 8ipoes gu oeroan-
fen, 6eroie S6oIle tpieSer ans 2anb
trieb. 9ie &ettung Der beioen fontmt
einem @unber gleid. Weebrerentale
ipurbe Die grobe SdolIe alber Sidt
6eS 2orpoes eetrieben. eS5n Der Otter.
nod,t faben 6ie Rduner bou ipeitem
Die 2i6terbes 2dlbes, obue oieies
errei6en au fornen. Damn mar es
pisber otnHe gsadtt aIs plosIi4 6te
Sd,olle duf ben StranS t,tirfd,te.
Nit Wfiibe uno oollfonrnen eri9opft
fletterten DIE bei6en iiber Die Sriim.
mer ans llfer inb fan6en baIb elm
Sous, mo man iie porerit nit giien
uno Srirten labte. Die beb6en mel
beten 6arut bic gLtdIi6e @ettung
na6 0sartnette, mo iie BEL ben So.
mtIien Der beioeu erobe SrelrOe ber.
borrief. @Ieih nah benz 8eri6hpin-
ben Der GsidoIle batten ii6 8ootc
aiifeemaft, iie au iu6en, bod Der
eeblid), iie fonnten Ole S6oIle nit
ben 5ipet 8riioern ni6t fitoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
Gifenb abn SeittabeHe.
SeIaBars. eadaiuanna Hnb BeHsrH Habn
Sn 4rdft ben "a. Stunt 1906.


Su araft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
eHsIi&-BnI6et Srrdnton fir Stem gprf
nm 2.O5. $40. sos. 500, 1920, Bcrnt.,
1910. 3.25 uub $40 Rahmittaas. S}fir
glep gorf unb pbiIabsIpbid, nm 500 Bcrnt.
t2.40 unb 3.35 Rahmtttaes. Bir
Scbvbduud, $40 gd&mittdss.
R5rbIi&-HHr Buffalo nm LIS. 6.25u 900
1w., So. e. 40 uub fnRaGmittdas. Eiir
Rirabdrttcu, GImird unt 3BifGtnfiatipnsu nm
1910 Rcr. unt LOS NdGm. Har Sspsap.
Sprdtuft unb litted. nm I 4 pub 6.25 Wor.;
f.55 sfo&mtttdas Ssptdp. @prdeuft unb
y tted 2ua um 6.25 1or. Idufi tSaItG, dusa,-
ripninitn Scnntdas. aHr Wpnircit nm 900
@lcr. 1 .05 uut $40 gidGm. WituIIcn ge.
consolation. um 400 Rd6miitnas. Biua.
bamplcr Neecni citation ,um 6.i5 WdGrtittdas.
8Ioomsbnra Sihiiion-8ni6Rt SunHtcn
fir girrthumbtrfnnb Tim 8.35, 1920 Wor.,
f.55 uub $40 0gta&m. 8iir pIvmputb I'm 9.05
Ra&mtttdas.
Spuutdas'Sdee.
eHSttd-NHr RsB gprF nm 2.O5, 800
COS unb 1920 Wprssus, 3.35 uub 3.AO
Rdhnf.
WSrSIidi -fHr Buffalo UNI f.f5. unt
6.25, Wcr.; i.55, $40 unb lilo gldtbm,
NIir ginetamtpn uHb 3Htf&ufntipusu, 900
nnb 1910 Bcruiiiidas. w.
9loomsbura Sibifion-gsfi6Hi Sudufou
nrb 1920 Wpr. urb $40 WdGmiitdas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
ea6amaHHa & @pomIns Ballet.
(eaureI 9inie.)

ortfM,r Scranton uut WHfss.pdrrt.
3Has stridfsH scranton nm M, q. On, 4. 90
Am. son urb 6.n0 werd,ns. Nm 5.40 Ipr.
a,ue an Wo6sntddtu uut ale uaGfcIasnts
,pdnifa Riuuien, nnb nm 700 Wcrasns an
SpnHtdatn unb dtit ndhfriatuss ,udu,ta Wt-
rutsn bts unt tuFIunst ~ 40 Tdtbts, In Rf.
F,s.8drt III 1tnutsn ibdttr dnicmmsnb.
GrsrsH,aas, Hur Ia ptttsion anbdItsnb, Ssr-
fIHtn Scranton dut Stunbt tdaItH, dusae-
Homuier Sonntdas unb Stttridatn, BON 7.f9
9uresue bts 7.f9 abenbe uut trtFeu In @iI.
ses.Barrs 30 Rinuttn fpditr tin.
Otitrtr DitHfi ,riT&sa Scranton. Ras aua
Tari. funa part, ptttTsbura unb Dunmcre.
giehs Nahrbtnu fiiT dtbddbtfBTbtrubt 3Hgs
tssttH Rraft am g. 9uItf907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25

Die Characterization Ses Glabters
fdltbert mnt btr9 Gbreiben nit ei-
mem lesuenen Gat, bas N neroitnn.
ten SptrttaS eebniff 1T. Sirtb Die
Sdften i8on ehpos bergtlbt, 70 rsbe
man fe NIT Serpetttt1ta trdftig o6
anb iese lss BONN Ssa SOHusHitraaIsH
olis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25

4Iase rrid]t. foIange ou nod Sr6.
men fir bein eteenes 9eto uno elm
tnornses eupfiuoen fir Die 6renOeu
atoerer bnit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
PERSONAL
MENTION

f.. Stewart of Corvallis, is register
ed at the Bowman.
c. II. Cameron OF Echo, was among
the Sunday crowd in the city,
l.. c. Freeman came up Saturday
from his home at Nolin.
NJ. c, Baragar is among the Her
mistonians in the city.
Homer |. Watts, Athena lawyer, is
visitor in the city today.
Roland Hubbard was down from
his home at Mckay yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Newport were
Sunday visitors in Pendleton.
A. G. Hall of Walla Walla, was a
Pendleton visitor yesterday.
Andy Rust, sheepman, went out
to his south end ranch this morning
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barlow were
down from their home at Nye yester-
day.
+. C. Parr of Freewater was am
ong the east end dwellers in the city
yesterday.
Miss Edna Florence arrived yester-
day from Portland and is guest OF
Miss Genevieve Clark.
G. L. Hurd, president of the Uma-
tilla- Morrow fair, is here to help IN
the annual celebration.
William Mlkelson of the American
National bank force, returned this
forming from Walla Wala.
Mrs. T. r. Barkes and child, for
merly of Umatilla county, but now
of Tacoma, are here for the Round
up.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Reinhart for
mer Pendletonians, are over from La
Grande to spend fair week with
friends
Sol Baum. well known former resi-
dent OF Pendleton and son Of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Baum, is now here and Will
take in the Roundup.
Robert stott. who has been spend
ing the summer on the Ellis ranch at
Cathlamet returned Saturday to visit
here until after the Roundup.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nice, formerly
of Pendleton but who have been To-
Gated at La Grande. were here yester-
dav en- route to Calgary Alberta.
James II. Boucher, husband OF
Grace Garfield Boucher will arrive
this evening to assist his wife in the
! production of The COWGIRL Queen.
Messrs Wrightman and Stinson
grand officers of the Knights OF
Pythias. have been here today and
leave this evening for Hermiston tc
visit the lodge there tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
SAYS WIFE INCITED
SONS TO BEAT HIM
ID. VI. Goldberg Accuses His Spouse of
Trying TO XIII Him for In

surancc.
Savannah Married in Russia
twenty-seven years ago, David NJ
Goldberg has filed suit for divorce
here against his wife, Sarah, of At
lanta.
In his complaint Goldberg charges
that his wife desired to get him out
Of the way so she could get his pro-
perty and collect his life insurance.
He says his wife's treatment Of him
was so cruel he was forced to leave
his own home in April 1911, when,
Goldberg charges, his wife melted
their two sons to seize him and hold
him while one of them lifted an iron
from the stove and cracked him a
heavy blow on the foreheard. This
blow, he says, knocked him senseless.
He says his wife was present at the
time and aided his sons in the attack,
which was actually made at her re-
quest.
He charges that his wife many times
threatened To- poison him in order ia
get his life insurance, and frequently
told him she would kill him while he
slept. He cites one occasion when he
was seriously i'll ana confined to his
bed, when he says his wife, instead
of attending him. neglected him in
the hope that he would die"
He alleges that his wife induced q
negro porter to assault him in Apri
/ Of last year He says he was knocket
on the back of the head and severely
/ beaten.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
HIS WRATH SONG UNHEEDED,
SEEKS FOR FOE WITH GUN

Chicago.-Dan Williams, a blind
negro living at 925 South State street
is musical composer and believes in
doing things artistically. Dams ar
tistic temperament usually tends to-
ward ragtime ditties but on occasions
when he is riled beyond all self re-
straint he composes battle songs and
sings them to his enemies. This in
itself he things, ought to be punish
ment enough, but when they are sung
unheeded, or perhaps unheard, Dan
has a gun which he uses to advan-
tage.
Twenty years ago Dan was coach
man for the late Carter II. Harrison,
Sr, but that was before he was strick-
en- blind and turned to WOO the muse.
Since then he has strummed his gui-
tar and keep a keen ear on his wife,
Sofie.
Not long ago John Kinne brought
discord into the Williams family. Dan
decided that he was paying too much
attention to Sofie. one day Dan was
sitting on his back porch idly strum-
ming his guitar and singing, when
he heard Kinne making love to Sofie
in the back yard.
Dan strummed the strings sharply
struck up lively tune and sang:
You bettah let ma wife alone,
or I'll take a shot at you"
He paused to listen. The love-
making continued. He sang another
! stanza:
'Looka- heah niger, ma fingers on
de trigger
! An Ahn shoot, rats what Ah'll do
Still the Eleanor Glyn stuff
Music would no longer appease Dams
wrath. He got his gun and walking
! up to Kinne, punctuated his remarks
with the barrel of it in Kinne's stom-
ach. The conversation in itself was
a masterpiece from the artistic stand
/ point. it is said. However, Kline was
convinced and departed.
He swore out a warrant for Dams
arrest and the latter was given a
hearing before Municipal Judge Fry.
/ Judge Fry.
"Jedge. he paid no p'tiCular tension
| to ma song a-tall," said Dan, 80 All
got ma gat an put it up agin i'm
OATS all All done. jedge. All didn't
wan-a-kill i'm. All jes wanted to
scare i'm. Eff he had listened to ma
song he'd been all right"
song and music have nothing to
do with this charge. You are fined
$25 and COSTS" ruled the court.
Whereupon Dan left for home tc
write a melancholy ballad on "Partin
! Wild Dat Twenty five"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
LOCALS

state Hotel-FurnisLe rooms at
special rates by week or month.
Have your wood sawed by the gas
oline wood saw. Phone Main 13.
PSndleton Iron Works can use sew
eral tons OF scrap iron.
Ladies wanting hair work done, call
on Mrs. Cornwell, GIT Cosbie.
II you want dry slab wood. phone
Main s.
For sale-Modern 7-room house
and two lots, 631 Maple street.
Anyone wanting good alfalfa pas
ture phone Farmer line 81.
Lost American Nat. check and bank
book on streets of Pendleton. Please
return to bank for suitable reward.
Will sell 800 tons OF alfalfa hay
cheap. Address Bowman &c Son. Box
557. Pendleton, oregon.
Wanted-Girl to do general house
work. Apply SOC Water street.
Phone Black 27S1.
For sale-New No. Underwood
typewriter. Used short time only
VIII sell for $65. Inquire this office.
See B. II. Decker for Dry Wood and
Rock Springs Coal Phone Black 1922,
or leave orders at DeMotts.
Wanted-Woman or girl to do gem
eral housework in small family. Good
wages. Apply mornings. 121 Jeffer-
son street.
Wanted-Two girls or young ladies
at Cider Booth, Fair Pavilion. Apply
at once.
Wanted-Competent girl for house
work. Permanent position and good
wages. Inquire SO3 Jackson street.
Strictly first class chop suey and
noodle parlors. Open day and night.
Tray orders a speciality. EveSthing
new. Under State Hotel. Phone
Main SCI. Tn Co. Props.
Passengers for Portland can save
money and at same time enjoy a
clean and refreshing river ride by
taking the str. Bailey Gatzert leav-
ing The Dalles daily except Sunday
and Monday at $3.50 p. IN. Fare 10
Portland 81.
No long waits at Platforms barber
HllOUs 1tNtu btAl btls Will NC NlAiips
ed from now until after the Round
up.
For rent-19OO acres of wheat land
1000 ready to seed, will sell outfit
and summerfallow.
L. 7. WADE, Pendleton, ore
Mr.. r. A. williams, professor OF
violin in Whitman College, Walla
Walla, starts a class in violin We'd
nesday. october I'd. Any one inter
ested may receive full information
concerning tuition and recommenda'
tions from Mrs. G. w. Phelps. Phone
Main SOC.
Let the Auto Truck Haul It
Our specially is quick work. Phone
Main 339 for furniture and plano NOV
ing short trips in the city or transfer
ring TO the country. We haul any
thing. Penland BroA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23

more miles they would have been
making uncontrolled He stuck to
the job until just before the crash and
then jumped.
The wreckage was cleared away six
hours after the accident. \ careful
count Of the passengers shows that
eight women were slightly injured.
chiefly by Ilying glass. 5. 3. Saun-
ders, a stockman who jumped from
the freight cars, is in the hospital
here with serious injuries. Joseph
Poor engineer of the leading passen-
| ger locomotive, broke leg in jump
| ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
wrecked owe their lives.

wrecked owe their lives.
When the tail end Of an upbound
freight parted from the body of the
train and plunged down grade to
Edgewater, where No. 13 was puff
ing up the hill, he stuck to the hurri-
cane deck of sixteen plunging freight
cars for five miles, skipping from one
to another to set brakes by hand.
The task was too much for him.
No one man could wholly overcome
the pull of gravity on the weight Of
the loaded cars, but when they struck
the head engine of the passenger
train they had been slowed to ten
miles an hour instead of the sixty or
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23

Secretary of State Knox, it is said,
while passing the collection plate one
time in his youthful days displayed
his characteristic quick wit. AS he
came to one man, distinguished for
his wealth and parsimony, he was
waved gruffly aside. Nothing" said
the man. Il have nothing" Take
something. then" said the youthful
Knox. this collection is for the poor,
Won know Judge
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23

Our specially is quick work. Phone
Main 339 for furniture and plano NOV
ing short trips in the city or transfer
ring TO the country. We haul any
thing. Penland BroA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
Astonishing. 4

What was the most surprising
thing you saw in American" asked
one of the Englishman's friends when
he had returned to London.
Il think it was "A man in Chicago
who ate soup without making any
noise whatever"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
Oriental Rings.

| will have a large assortment of
Oriental Rugs at Bakers Furniture
store opposite the postoffce all this
week, Everybody is invited to inspect
these fine pieces. n. s. SARKIS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
BRAVERY OF BRAKEMAN
SAVES LIVES OF MANY

Weed.-To the courage of Alexan-
der Lindsay. a Southern Pacific brake
man, the passengers of train No. lS,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
DRY NmTserY.

Mrs. NJ. s. Sake will conduct day
nursery in connection with the rest
room in the |. o. q. f, hall this week,
September 20 to % inclusive, from
p. m. to y. m. Charges reasonable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23

Teacher-Tommy. you are too great
an idler DO you know what becomes
OF people who won't work?
Tommy-Yessum. They gets sup
ported by the rest o. the family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
Attention knights.

Damon Lodge No. 4, *. of r., will
meet in regular session this evening.
All knights please attend,
j. G.. FINNEY, c. C.
r. w. FLETCHER, X. r. $.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
For sale.

We have for sale a portable lunch
wagon. Just the thing for Round
up week.
OREGON LUMBER YARD.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23

A girls idea Of a fast young man
is one who tries to'flirt with her; II
he doesn't she dubs him slow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-23
FOR SnIe.

Thoroughbred scotch Collie puppies.
Bitches, $500; stud dogs, $3.50. VI.
l.. Little, Y. /. Box 10. Amity. oregon.