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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
RETURNED PLAYERS SAY GOLDEN AIDED
BOISE TO CLIMB into SECOND PLACE

With the season of the Western Tri-
State League ended yesterday. the
Pendleton team returned this morn
ing from Boise, having there lost sec
ond place honors by tactics SO ques-
tionable and unsportsmanlike that,
should charges be. preferred to the
national commission. it would not be
surprising that the Idaho city would
be blacklisted so far as organized ball
is concerned. The payers upon their
return were greeted as warmly as If
they had kept their position on the
percentage ladder for all of the fans
are cognizant of the methods used
against them and none censure the
team for its failure to win more than
one of the eight games.
Despite the fact that Manager Gar
rett and Players Nadeau and Robin
son were arrested for alleged perjury
no attempt was made to keep them
in Boise for hearing, inasmuch
as the Sweet Bossmer Bimlin Golden
combination had accomplished their
end. namely the reinstatement of the
umpire who had been dlSqualltled
when charges of dishonesty, drunken
ness and incompetency had been filed
against him by the Pendleton manag-
er
The returned players declare the
arrests were intended for no other
purpose than to offset the charges
against Golden and thus afford Pres
ident Sweet grounds for reinstating
Golden. That umpire officiated in
both games yesterday and those of
Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Jack Cody, a Boise fam
holding the indicator in the other two
one of which was taken by Pendleton
That Golden was trying to assist the
Irrigators in ousting the Bucks from
second place, both in his decisions and
in his arbitrary orders of ejectment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
FAVOR KEEPING .
BOATS RUNNING
Committee Named to Work for Con.
tinuanCe Of Transportation on Col.
umbia.

In an effort to induce the Open
River Transportation company to con-
tinue the operation of its boats on the
Upper Columbia resolutions were
adopted yesterday by the excursionists
on the Umatilla- Pasco- -Kennewick
steamer trip and steering commit
tee of seven has been named to ham
die the movement towards keeping
water transportation going. This
committee is composed of ID. c. Brow
nell, Umatilla; +. Il. Casteel, Pilot
Rock; f. p. Dodd, Hermiston; Frank
Sloan. Stanfield; Asa b. Thomson,
Echo; II. n. Dryer Umatilla, and ].
T.. Keefe, Pendleton. The committee
is to meet in Pendleton September
IL for its first session.
on the excursion aboard the In
land Empire yesterday the news that
the company had ordered the discon-
tinuance of the boats at the close of
September was as wet blanket up
on the enthusiasm of the crowd and
while it did not quell the spirits of
the boosters or mar the pleasure of
the outing, it was nevertheless a
dampener.
1t was on the return run to Una
tila that a meeting was held in the
cabin of the Inland Empire for the
purpose of discussing the situation. D.
c. Brownell of UmItilla, called the
throng to order and Judge 5. \. Low
ell started the ball to rolling 10y the
Introduction of a resolution covering
the subject
Before the vote upon the resolution
was taken the whole subject of upper
river boat service was discussed pret
ty thoroughly by a dozen or more
present. 1t was admitted generally
that inland empire people-who have
had most to gain by the boat service
have been slothful in turning pat
ronage to the steamer line. The Port
land men who have been behind the
steamer line for years have annually
been called upon to meet deficit and
have done so. But they have not had
proper support from either consign-
ors or consgnees of freight. The
tendency has been to ship by rail and
the steamer line has been neglected
despite the fact that much freight
could come just as well by boat, AS a
result while the open River company
has been highly instrumental in re-
ducing freight rates to eastern ore
gon and Washington, it has derived
little reward for its efforts.
However, speakers at the meeting
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03

IS the statement of every player on
the team and their characterization of
that official leaves no doubt Of their
feelings toward him.
Four Players Sold.
On his return this morning Mana
ger Garrett announced the sale of
four of the Buckarooes te Northwest
league teams. To Portland goes
Pitcher Wheeler Osborne and Third
baseman Don RAIDER, While Vancou-
yer has claimed Shortstop Ray Angus
tus and Catcher George Pembrooke
The consideration involved has not
been made public.
All four of the players have been
with the Pendleton team since the
opening of the season and each was
a strong factor in the success which
attended the team. Osborne had the
best pitching record in the league un-
til he injured his flinging finger.
Pembroke was conceded by the fans
of all four towns to be the best catch
er in the league. which with his abil-
ity as a sticker, made him a valuable
man. RAIDER had no peer in the
league as fielding thirdbaseman and
his stick work until the last month
was keeping him in the 800 class. Au-
gustus has been the most spectacular
player in the league. Though his
fielding average is not as high as
some of the other shortstops, his fast
work both in the field and on the
paths, has more than offset his short
coming. His batting average for the
season has been approximately ESQ
Negotiations are under way for the
sale of other players and it is possible
that they may terminate successfully
Ali of the players except Criger stop
ped off in Pendleton and some will
remain here for several days. The
four who were sold have been order.
ed to report tomorrow and will leave
on the early morning train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
WILL
SUPPORT I. R.
Iowa Senator Announces His Position
Says Taft'S Administration Has
Not MADE Good"

Des Moines. Ia, Sept. 3.-Senator
Albert b. Cummins announced today
that he preferred Roosevelt TO Taft
for President and would vote for the
colonel. He said he was not in SYM
pathy with the progressive party and
dissented from some of the doctrines
in its platform. He said he intended
to vote for Roosevelt, however. be-
cause the Taft administration has
not made good" Cummins announc-
ed his opposition to nomination on
the third ticket in Iowa, expected to
be put in the field when the progress
sive state convention meets here to-
morrow. Roosevelt is to address the
delegates and it is expected will urge
third state ticket. Cummns today
charged that the republican national
committee at Chicago stole the dele
gates for Taft.
Announcing his determination to
vote for Roosevelt, Cummins said:
1T must be understood that | do so
protesting against the organization of
a third party, but the republicans in
this state are opposed to Taft because
his administration has not done the
things the country believes should
have been done"
Cummins asserted that the only way
to make sure that the system en-
ployed in Chicago would be abolished
was to make it plain that the candi
date was the product Of such a sys-
tenn and cannot be elected.
Because l cannot support Taft,
declared Cummins, "it does not neces-
sarily follow that l am not a Tepubli
can. I consider | am a better repub
lican than ever. for it is clear to me
that the existence of the party de-
pends on quick and emphatic condem-
nation of the wrongs mentioned. The
reason the republicans are so large
ly against Taft is that they believe he
is not a progressive and does not be-
lieye in the proper sense that the
people should rule. I shall vote for
Roosevelt because l believe he desires
to promote the common welfare
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
ORDER DISBANDING
BATTALION MODIFIED

Salem, Ore, Sept. 3.-After exhaus-
tive consideration of the case of the
national guardsmen accused of dis
obeying orders on the march from
Gate City to Oakville, Wash, Cover
nor West today announced he had
recommended to the general staff that
the order disbanding the battalions
be mod fled so as to apply only to
the officers, who number l3.
Governor Vests statement follows:
Believing the officers of the second
battalion were the ones directly re-
sponsibIe for its failure to promptly
obey the orders of the regimental
commander during the recent maneu-
vers near Gate, Washington, it is rec
commended that the crder of the gem
eral staff discharging from service
certain officers and enlisted men be
modified SO as to apply only to such
officers"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
TAXATION QUESTIONS ARE
To BE DISCUSSED

Des Moines. Ia. Sept. 3.-The sixth
national conference on state and To-
cal taxation began here today under
the auspices of the National Tax as
sociation. The delegates are ap-
pointees of the governors of the va
rious states and representatives of
the large universities and colleges.
Among the subjects for discussion will
be present and pending state taxation
laws. the relation of taxation to SER
vice rates. taxation of public service
corporations rates for special classes
of property and the inheritance tax.
President Allen Ripley Foot of Co.
lumbus. Ohio. will probably be re-
elected, though there are other cam
didatcS for the office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
JUDGE KING TO HELP
DIRECT BIG CAMPAIGN

Judge Will r King, democratic ma
uonal committeeman for Oregon and
a member of the national executive
committee which is handling the Will
son-Marshall campaign throughout
the country, passed through the city
last evening on train No. Is enroute
to Chicago. In that city Judge King
is to join with senator Gore of Okla
homa and others in managing the
campaign in the western states.
That Wilson and Marshall will be
elected by safe if not by large ma
jorities in November is the confident
belief of Oregon's committeeman.
This opinion Judge King has formed
from extensive travelling from one
end of the country to the other and
from Investigations made in Oregon
since his return from the democratic
convention held at Baltimore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
WOMAN SHOWS SHE'S
GOOD DUCK HUNTER

To go out on the opening day Of
the duck season and bag seven ducks
is feat that was accomplished sun
day by Mrs II. +. Hit of Hermiston,
who was one of the members of the
Hermiston brigade in the open river
excursion to Pasco yesterday OF the
good shooting done by their towns
woman many Hermistonians are proud
and they delighted to tell the story
yesterday.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Hit are handy
with the shotgun and along with 9TH
ers of the new irrigation town they
were out Sunday at the game preserve
near Hermiston to see what they could
do. During the day while Mrs. Hit
was bringing down I ducks her hus-
band succeeded in killing Il.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
RIOTS IN PENITENTIARY
QUELLED By MILITIA

Jackson, Mich, Sept. 3. Breaking
out of the bull pen in which they
were confined, following the serious
riots of yesterday 80 convicts of the
state penitentiary here today rushed
the factory and kitchen of the institu-
tIon and demolished a great deal of
furniture and machinery. A guard
shot a prisoner in the arm. The dis
turbances were quelled when the
warden called in the militia and fire
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03

Boston, Sept. 3.-Wiliam NJ. Wood,
millionaire president of the American
Woolen company, pleaded not guilty
today to the grand jury Indictment
charging him with implication in a
conspiracy to plant" dynamite in an
attempt to discredit the Lawrence
strikers. The trial date was not set.
Doubt as to the identity of the third
man indicted with Wood was dispell-
ed when Frederick Atteaux, president
of the company supplying the Law
renee mills with supplies. appeared to
plead not guilty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
ENGLAND DENIES SHE
HAS MADE PROTEST

London, Eng, Sept. Following
an announcement made yesterday
that England's demand for arhitra-
ton of the clause providing for free
tolls for American vessels engaged in
coastwise trade, was on the way to
Washington, it was said today that no
formal protest on the Panama canal
bill had been sent.
AS England believes the free tolls
clause is in open violation of the Hay
Pouncefote treaty. a majority of the
diplomats here regard the former
statement as correct, their theory he
ing that the foreign office does not
want the facts made known till the
demands are formally presented.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
RECALL IS VALID
AGAINST CAMERON

Salem, Ore, Sept. 3.-Dstrict At
torney George j. Cameron must face
recall proceedings unless he can get
delay by an appeal to the supreme
court. Cameron is charged in petit
ton with using his office to further
his own ends and allowing others also
to use it.
Judge Galloway of the Marion
county circuit court. today held the
recall amendment to be self-executing
so the petition asking the recall of
Cameron Is valid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
MOOSE AND TAFT MEN
FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Sept. State, con-
gressional and county primaries are
being held in California today. A
fight is on in the republican rangs
between the bull moose and Taft
branches. The character Of the legis-
lature nominees will determine wheth-
er Taft or Roosevelt electors will go
on the ballot as the republican pres
idential electors. Holdover senators
and legislative nominees will hold a
state convention three weeks hence
and select electors to be designated
as republicans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
OXYGEN WILL KEEP
T.R. IN CONDITION

Indianapolis, Sept. S-That Col
Roosevelt expects particularly
strenuous time on his western tour
was indicated today when he an
nounced a physician would join the
party at st. Louis. Two tanks of OK
ygen were taken aboard the train
here to keep Roosevelts throat In
condition. Roosevelt is not sched-
uled to make any set speeches till
he reaches st. Louis late this after
noon. 1t was announced he would
speak at every station where the train
stopped If the crowd warranted such
action
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
AMERICAN TOBACCO co.
NOT BROKE-JUST BUSTED

New York, Sept. S-The American
Tobacco company, which was recently
dissolved is by no means broke. This
Is shown by the distribution of a di-
vidend of 90 per cent today on the
common stock of the company, The
funds for the dividends, it is explain
ed, were realized from the sale of
one-half of the company's holding Of
British American tobacco stock, about
ore-halt of its holdings of Ordinary
shares" OF the Imperial Tobacco
company, and all of its holding in
United Cigar stores. The total of the
extra dividend is S6,46O,S6O Checks
for the regular dividend Of 1-2 per
cent on common stocks are also be-
ing issued today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
Justice Goff 0verruIeS All Motions of
Defense and Sets September 18th
As Date of Hearing.
PROBE TO BE COMPLETE
No Immunity to BE Shown Alleged
Gangsters in Rosenthal Murder
Case Even If They Turn states
Evidencc-Important Witness APP
pretended In London.

Liverpool, Eng, Sept 3.-Fears Of
the members of the New York
police department has caused
Thomas Coupe, an eyewitness to the
murder of Herman Rosenthal, to re-
nounce tonight his determination to
return to New York and assist District
Attorney Whitman convict the sus-
pected murderers.
II do not believe my life would be
safe" said Coupe. The police are
the only ones who would be able to
protect me, and they are my enemies
/ shall remain in England"
Coupe left for Preston tonight to
visit his father.
New York, Sept. 3.-All attempts
by the defense to obtain delay in the
case OF Police Lieutenant Becker,
charged with the murder of Herman
Rosenthal, were blocked by Justice
Goff today, who overruled all mo-
tions of the defense When Becker's
attorney persisted in trying to obtain
delay. Justice Goff ordered the clerk
to enter a plea of not guilty. The
trial was set for September IL.
Justice Goff who was appointed by
Governor Dix to investigate the Ros-
enthal case and charges against the
police. served notice on Dis
trict ATTORNEY Whitman that the rule
heretofore granting liberty to partici-
pants in crime when they turned
states evidence would not apply in
the Rosenthal case.
Justice Goff hopes 70 obtain con-
viction from outside independent
sources. so the indictment and pun
ishment for all guilty persons shall
be made certain. Justice Goff exam
ined District Attorney Whltman's list
of official witnesses with which he
was dissatisfied and ordered certain
police officials eliminated. He said
unless it is shown these men have
clean skirts they can't testify.
Liverpool, Eng. Sept 3.-Regarded
bv District Attorney Whitman of New
York as the most important of eye
witnesses to the staying of Herman
Rosenthal, Thomas Coupe, former
night clerk at the Elks' club, New
York. was taken to police headquar-
ters on the arrival today of the steam
or Lusitania.
Whitman admits tnat if Coupe
could not be sworn as witness the
states case would be weakened as he
is the only man who identified the
pictures of the accused murderers as
the men he saw do the shooting.
Coupe was not arrested and he
would not have been taken to police
headquarters if he had resisted such
action. The police advised him to re-
turn to New York to testify and he
seems disposed to do so.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
TROUBLE IS Renewed
IN MINING DISTRICT

Charleston, w. Va, Sept. 3.-Re-
newed troubles in the Pine Creek sec
ton between the miners and mining
company have broken out. Detectives
led by Governor Glasscock today
proclaim martial law. The troops
have started an investigation into the
recent tearing up of railroad tracks
and are confiscating quantities of
rifles and ammunition from both the
striking miners and the company dep-
uties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
FLYNN Is WINNER;
RIVERS DEFEATED

Daily City. Cal, Sept. S.-ln a bout
here labor day, Jim Flynn the Pueblo
fireman, was given decision over
Charlie Miller in the sixteenth round.
Miller refused to go on and claimed
he had been fouled. Referee Kelly
refused to allow the foul and declared
Flynn the winner.
Vernon, Cal, Sept. S.-Joe Mandot
was awarded a decision here labor
day over Joe Rivers of Los Angeles
AT the end of the Goth round,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 3.-The Sec
ond choice ballot provided by the
1911 legislature is being enforced in
the fall primaries here today. Under
the law, the voter can cast a first
choice and a second choice vote for
candidates for nomination for all
county, state, legislative and con-
gressional offices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
ATTEMPTS TO OBTAIN DELAY IN
BECKER TRIAL ARE UNAvA|UNG
'~~~>>> ~>~%~~~
Is HEAVY IN
VERMONT ELECTION.

Montpelier, VT, Sept. 3.-The
relative strength of the progress
sive and republican parties in
Vermont Is under an acid test
today in the state election, the 4
first since the birth of the new 4
party. Early voting was heavy. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
MYSTERY OF DEAD
WOMAN Is CLEARED

Fond Du Lac, Wis. Sept. 3.-Mys-
terry surrounding the body taken from
an automobile left at an undertaking
establishment here was cleared up
today when Mrs. w. S. Adams of Spo-
kane, Washington, returned and made
arrangements for the burial of the
body saying 1t was the mother OF
Mrs. John r. Hoffman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
Wedding of Congrcssman's Daughter

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 3.-Miss Eliza
beth Pauline Showalter. daughter OF
former Congressman and Mrs. j. b.
Showalter was married here today to
Alexander Wilson McCandless of this
city The affair was very quiet. Miss
showalter is a Vassar graduate and
prominent socially.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
millionaire PRESIDENT Of
WOOLEN COMPANY ARRA|GNED
NO THIRD TICKET TO
APPEAR IN NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 3.-No
third party ticket will appear in
Nebraska according to a definite
statement issued at the republi-
can state convention here today.
All but two presidential electors
are for Roosevelt. The conven-
tion will only adopt a platform
and name two men to oppose
the Taft electors and then en-
dOrse the remainder of the re-
publican ticket. Governor John
son of California, will address
the convention.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
Main Campaign Opened by Demos.

Portland, Me-, Sept. 3-Represen-
tative w. C. Redfield of New York
opened the democratic national cam
paign in this state today. He will
make series of speeches in the large
cities under the direction of the ma
tional committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
William N. Wood Enters Plea Of
Not Guilty to Charge Of Conspiracy
to "PIant" Dynamite.
ANOTHER is INDICTED

Frederick Atteaux, Head of Big Sup
ply company, Appears in Court Also
Enters Plea of Not Guilty to the
Charges Against Him-TriaI Date
of Wood Is Not Set.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03

Continued on Page 81
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HOCKIN DENOUNCED
AS BETRAYER Of
ALL He CAME IN
CONTACT WITH
Prosecutor in Dynamite Con-
Spiracy Trial Roundly
Scores Plotter Who Turned
Against Companions.
M'NAMARA TRIAL COST
PEOPLE HALF MILLION
my Leased Wire to Evening nrraldl

Ihy hraheu WIRE "a ENemtnE HERALD
indianapolis Dec. ~ Stories
which the government charges that
Herbert =, lluCkin told white acting
~ the lHgU al the dynamite cOnspir-
ury' were related hy Special Assistant
District Attorney Joseph W Nuel In
continuing his argument to the JurS
at the trial Of the forty accused
bomb pluttrTs today
I'm bctraying an with whom h.
had to deal, Hockin never told the
same story twice" said MIR. NucL
Tie told a Pittsburgh contractor
about hiding place Tor nitrO-glyrrriu
because he tliOckinb said h" VAS ~
posed to Wholesale murder ana IA.
CXplUsiy" was To be- used 10 blow az
"a passenger train.
"Ilc told william j. BURNS he Was
given Information about explosives
because he (lIoCkinJ was ufrnld Nc
Mamma was running the Iron WORK
crs' union,
sim this man, the lnRG Of IN"
conspiracy, who was pouring a dil"r-
cnt story into each new ear, vas one
of the OriBinaturs at tn" schcm" 10
blow up nOn-uniun Jobs by dynamite.
He was ambitious and wanted ~ get
out Of the way of those OpUu,u'i Iu
him. Ortie T., McMnnigal and J. g.
McNamnrH had complained that
IioCkin was Withholding part nf IA,
5000 fee allowed for rnCh explosion
The dynamitCrE were about to 'ditCh
him, 80 Huckin decided IA bcLray
them"
MIR, Noel said $500. 900, ~ tax an
labOrlng men. was spent In California
AT the scene Of the most shOvkAS -
crime OF the century"