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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-28
WILL TALK ABOUT
SCHOOL SANITATION

For the purpose of attending the
annual conference of the oregon
state, county and municipal health
officers in Portland, Dr. c. ]. Smith,
who is president of the state health
board, left for Portland last night. He
is upon the program for discussion
of school Sanitation
The following is the complete pro-
gram of the conference which is held
today.
Ten A. NJ
Address of Welcome-Hon. Oswald
West, Governor.
The Health Laws-Dr. Andrew c.
Smith, First President of Oregon
State Board of Health.
Uniform Methods for Collecting
Vital Statistics-Dr. Calvin S. White
Two p. NJ.
How Best to Enforce Quarantine
Dr. C. H. Wheeler, City Health Off
Ger of Portland
Differential Diagnosis of Eruptivt
Diseases-Dr. Robt c. Yenney, For
mer Secretary of Oregon State Board
OF Health.
School and Municipal Water Sup
plies-L. c. Kelsey. Consulting Engi-
neer of State Board of Health.
Necessity for and Value of Labora-
tory Examinations-Emil F. Pernot
State Bateriologist.
Six-thirty p. NJ.
The State Board of Heath will be
hosts at dinner at the Portland Com
mercial Club Business dress.
Ten a. NJ.
School Sanitation-Dr. c. J. Smith
President of State Board.
Collecting County Statistics-D:. G
E. Houck, Douglas County,
Teachers Duties in Public Health
DR.. Alfred Kinney.
Co-operations sBetween Schools and
Boards of Health-L. r. Alderman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Two p. NJ.
Institutions in oregon for the Car,
| of Tuberculosis-Dr. e. A. Pierce.
Doctors Duties to the Public-Dr
| Z. b. Pickel
Sanitation of Hopfields and Berr!
| Patches-Dr. w. B. Morse.
Question Box-All the problems
confronting health officers to be dis
cussed and definitely settled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-28

Chairman Dyer of the special COM
mittee investigating the power site on
Walla Walla river, reported last
night that the option which the city
has upon the site has been extended
for period of nine months, the city's
only expense being $3.50 for keeping
up the filing.
Other Business.
The bid of Moussu & Co., for the in
stallation of the Roundup water
system was opened and referred to
the fire and water committee.
Upon the statement of Recorder
Fitz Gerald that the typewriter be-
longing to the Umatilla- Morrow Coun-
ty fair, which he has been privileged
to use for the past six years, is about
to be removed from his office, the H.
nance committee was instructed to
purchase a machine for the office.
The recorder was instructed to ad.
vertise for bids upon carload OF
lumber to be used In replanking the
Lee street bridge and the Court
street bridge over Byers mill race.
BY unanimous sentiment of the
council, the request for permission
to establish a lunch counter in from
Of Peters & Morrison's saloon, 9TH,
Olympia Bar" was refused.
City Health Officer Temple report
ed a barn near the intake pipes o
the city water system. presumably be
longing to A. AZ McDaniels, and tn,
matter was referred back to him t,
act in conjunction with the city's wa
! ter commission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-28
BAD CHECK MAN
AGAIN FINDS VICTIM
Makes $35 Purchase at
Market and Nets SIS
On Deal

Another stranger with a penchant
for easy money profited by his smooth
tongue here in Pendleton yesterday
afternoon when he successfully passed
O. forged check upon the Downey &,
Marsh market on Main street. He
made good his getaway but the Off
GERS have secured a good description
of him and are conducting search
for him.
He appeared at the market about
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and,
with the announcement that he was
starting a boarding house near the
branch hospital, proceeded to select
a choice assortment of viands and
vegetables. In payment he rendered
a check made out to j. w. Chatlin
and which he endorsed with the same
name and in the same handwriting
but the latter fact escaped the notice
of the proprietors at the time. The
check was on a Denver bank and
called for the payment of fifty dol
lars. The strangers bill amounted
to thirty-five dollars and the balance
was given to him in cash
The fraud was discovered when the
meat and vegetables were dispatch
ed to the address given and no such
address was found. The officers were
Immediately notified and took up the
trail.
The game worked by the stranger
yesterday is the same by which sev
eral local merchants were victimized
recently and, according to reports
from Walla Walla, the same game
has been successfully worked there
several times in the last few weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-28
OREGON
HEADQUARTERS HERE
Mrs. C. B. Wade, California
Suffragette to Work
In City

With a-view to establishing eastern
Oregon headquarters in Pendleton and
organizing the club women of this
section of the state in behalf of the
equal suffrage movement, Mrs. C. B.
Wade, formerly of Pendleton. and now
a resident of Los Angeles arrived
here yesterday and is already busy
with her work.
At present Mrs. Wade is the guest
OF Mrs. Thomas Thompson at the
latter's home on Water street. Later
on an office may be opened here for
the purpose of serving as headquar-
ters for carrying on the campaign in
eastern oregon. In either event Mrs.
Wade expects to be here most of the
time and to devote her efforts from
now until next fall to working in this
way in behalf Of suffrage.
Mrs. Wade served for five years as
president of the womens clubs of
Oregon and is therefore in very close
touch with the work of those organ
izations. She was an active worker
in Los Angeles and in the Los An
geles city election She is quite fa-
miliar with the methods followed in
California and feels that similar
methods will prove effective in Ore5
gon.
1t is the hope of Mrs. Wade that
the local club women will become in
terested in the suffrage campaign and
that a club may be formed for the
purpose of enlisting the women in
the move and creating sentiment in
favor of suffrage. Plans for the or
ganization have not yet been perfect
ed as Mrs. Wade first wishes to con-
suit with the local ladies in regard
to a method of procedure. However,
she has been given much encourage
ment and is optimistic over the out
look
Mrs. Wade Is working under the
National Womens Club association
which is a separate organization from
the one under which Mrs. Erghott,
who lectures here tonight, is serving.
However, the two organizations have
a common end and work in harmony
for obtaining "Votes for Women"