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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-16
IN MAGNIFICENT SUNSHINE
SEVEN THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE
EXECUTIVE TAKE THE OATH
IMPOSING PAGEANTRY AND P0MP
MARK THE HUNDRED AND FIRST
CEREMONY IN THE ANCIENT CITY

Under CouGess Sky New MexCo'S Citizens, in Banks of
Thousands Utter Deaenng Cheers For Establishment of
First State Government; Governors Address, Delivered I'm
pressvey and Forceuly, Pledges Better Laws and Busl-
ness Administration; Living Flag Sings Beautiful Ode and
Brilliant Social Features in Evening End Memorable Day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-16
TEXT or GOVERNORS
INAUGURAL ADDRESS

Governor Mcdonald in ADDRESSING
the vast assemblage, spoke as follows.
Fellow Citizens:
You are here not simply to inau-
gurate a governor. but also TO ccle-
brate the Inauguration of a state. That
is what makes this day one of the
greatest ever To be remembered i'm
the history OF New Mexico. II marks
an epoch in the affairs Of our peo-
! pie
THE custom of having an inaugural
address is grounded upon substan-
| tial reason and has been So thoroughlv
established that it cannot well be set
aside. The relation of the chief exc
cutive of state 10 its people is so
| Important that they desire at the out
| set, to be informed Of the views
which are entertained by him con-
corning their government, and thus
be enabled to gauge and estimate the
sort OF man whom they have chosen
to represent them in the highest Of
flee Of the state.
II Depends Upon the People.
I'VE have just passed from q terri
orial condition to our fun rights as
citizens and becoming a distinct force
in the councils OF the nation Not
withstandng our being the latest to
enter the union, our civilization is
perhaps the Oldest and our settle
mont the first. within the borders Of
our country. proper understanding
of the relation of the state TO the un-
ion, Of which We are now part IS,
think, of the greatest Importance to
the maintenance Of the true dignity
and fun rights of our oltizcnS. We
have hCcOme, instead OF people with
no rights not subject to the VIII
al q IflU,in 4 "a
Washington, d free people M the full
sense and disniiied with the power
ani influence of "a state. supreme IA
the control and management of rs
internal affairs. except so far ANA 10
the extent that such control has been
granted t0 the national government
under the constitution Of the United
states. Upon the Intelligence and in
teerity OF the people OF New Mexico
win primarily depend the position
that We shall occupy in the sister
hood of states
We have formulated and adopted
a constitution as our fundamental
law, defining and limiting the powers
of the different branches of our
state government
Rc-pun-ibiiiticS of Il stale Govern
mcnt
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iut lullN cohsiuer ana ieaiNe the re-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-23
90. Morgan Shufer Iber
Derfien.

garis, %. Son. - go. Norgan
S9uitsr, Der friibere geueralfdasmeis
iter bon periien, Der am Wtontag bier
antam, tpiro Dier ober flint Sage bierz
bleiben unb iih bann na6 2onbon be-
geben, mo CT am %. Jdnudr Dor benz
perfiiben aommittee, bas bon Wlitz
glisbern bes unterbdufes gegriinoet
tDurDe, fotpie Dor NnDeren, bic an Der
grbaltung Der Sntsgritdt unb rnabz
bdngigteit per{iens unb Der Regeneraz
tion bieies Qonbes intereFirt finb, siz
nen gOrtras iiber perIien baIten
pirb.
Die Rettung perfiens fiegt in ben
5dnbsn gnglanbs. unb gnglanos als
lein, benn nur GneLnnb lam ben
llsbereriffen RuBIanbs in psrIi.n Elm
Gnoe MAIDEN, fdgie 6err SbuIter.
wRur bas niebereripedts G'epiHen
gnglanbs tann gerfisn cine Qrt rez
ipsttabler Sefbftresisrnng piebergsz
ben."
Serr Sbuiter fprdh ilh IN 'ebr bttz
tsrsr Weiie iiber ben ruifiihenStautsz
itrsid aus, Der gerIieH feinsr Selbft=
itdnbiateit beraubt bat, unb ebenio bits
ter iiber bas fogenannte periii6e &os
binet, beFen Mitslieber .r als tpertbz
loIs, ddratterlofe Wenidsn be3sidnete,
bic nur D.rtaeuse Rublunos uno
Gnalanbs ieien.
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Jn(an0 ge(esrap6
Gin farbiser Pr.bissr
perhdftet.

Der q leI
2afe Gburles, Ga, %. San.
aing Surris, Elm farbtesr prebigsr,
ift bon 9steftips perfaftst porpen, Die
nit Der unteriuhuHs bon 26 Usorbz
tbdten beI6dftigi iiHD, bic I'M 9srlauf.
bsss sSahres iH2outiiarIa beganeen purs
Den. Sdmmtlihe Gpfer rpdrsn far>
big. Sarris iot1 bag 5aupt Der TO-
genannten ,OpferzRirhe" iein, Deren
MitgIi,per burt, jsine grsbisteu 70 In
eriui. berIsst ipirneH, oaB is Woros
tbdteH bssingen.
2sbeRsldugliass 3uhtz
baub.
Oregon. Sls., %. Sanuar. Or
5urp Dsbiter, pofi Gbieagp, Durrs
am Wpntus tpegen Der lgrmDroung feiz
ner 5rau. 9sifis Rent Debiter. gu I.>
bsnsIdnsliher 3uhtbausftrafs p.rurs
tbeilt.
glls Der Ri6ter bds lrtbeil fdnte,
iagts sr, baB tsine f4perere Strafe
sinsm iunesn intsGigeHten Wann 81.
oittirt pern.n t0rne, als IsbenslGHss
Ii6s 3uhtbousftraTe.
Sum SageIgdnS Woro.
gireIepitIe, D. %. Sanuar.-
gotparo WeaiHIsg, Der negen grmprs
buns Don SRI. SassIsdHa I'M hiefisen
0sidngnib fist. maat. am Wpntag
Wpraen sin.n Ssibf.morep.rIu6.
Seine Gattin bate ibn am Samitag
Wore.n beiu6t uHo einige 3isorrsn
unb Strsi9b6l3er mitssbraht. Utcs
Ginlsp iests nit BEN Strsihb0lsern
fein 8ett in grano unb lsste ii6 bar
auf. 4n ben 6iiftsH 3og er fi4 f6Dsre
granorpunoen 81, 1Is Der Sheriff IN
beFsn bic 3sGs betrat, bate er fi6 be-
rsi!s BON bsm brsnusHoen Eager erbos
ben.
WaeainIsp tpirO nad Columbus
transferirt rperosu, no er auf ieinen
Geiiisssuitanb untsriII6t tDerben tptro.
Sein 8ruoer, DaDio WcRinlsp, Der
audi in Werbinoun9 NIT benz Moroe
rerbdftet tporosn mar, iii burh ben
8eritt Der GroBgsiarporensn entIaftst
Doroen. Bon Frau QuelIo Roebud,
Der Iohter CD. WcRinlep's. tpslds
ben B.bSrb.n bic sritsn Mnsaben iibsr
ben Wsprb mahts, tInn isins Spur
gefunnen ueroen.
s5nnatifer an Der Qrbeit.
Columbus, 8, %. San. -
Die Mnti, SalooR 2easue bat Elm.
attire aampasne ge9.n cine 9i3eHiis
runa Der Iirtbsbduier er6ffnet. linz
fer btn 9eIssatsn Der 8erfaHunsss
EonMntion rurben g1n5e 8iinoel BON
IluaIhriften perfected, norin Die
llebel zines 2i3snsipitems in ben
ihspdrssitsn Jarbsn ssihiIbsrt iperben.
Die ssonatiter perfutten biefe Sdrifs
ten frei burh bic poft peribeilen su
laHsn. poItmsiiter Cunningham psrs
langte inbsIi.n oas iiRlihe portc.
Die 2obbpiIten Der giso fonobl als
bic Der perIona! gibertp 2edgue lpeis
germ jib. unter ben Rsseln Der GoHs
psntion iif regiitrirsn gu laHen, es lei
benn, bdB e. notbrp.nbig fiir Iis tperoe,
Dor ben refp. 4usitiiffen gu erfhsis
nen. Sk bearbsitsn in3Diihen Die
Dslssnten auberbol6 Der aonpention.
ipobei BITE 4nii Saloon Qeague cine
befonbers srob. sbdtisisit entfpidslt.
Morber perurtbeiIt.
Wluneie, Snb., %. Sanuar
Gbns. WeGaaian, Der feline 9slisbt'
altd GaDportb ouf einem 9an3Der:
gniisen erfhob. ipuros BON elmer Jurr
Des Worbes i'm srpeitsn Orabe fhulbie
bsfunotn. Ct puroe az ltbeHslGnoIi.
Hsm 0x4tssal ssra1tHtA.
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aus BEN Deuf4en Reid.
Berlin, %. Sanuar. Im Wpn'
fag faHbsn ipiebsr 80 GtihDobltn fiir
ben Heinst1g ttott unb bus Reiuitot
berielben iit, oab bi. Gosialifsen iest
80 Eite bdben. nit bieTeH nsuen Sie.
gen Der Spaidliiten. unb 80 Sisgen
ron anheren 2intssparteien fpire es
jebt b0hit untpabrfheinlih, oob Die
Reaieruna In bem neuen Heinstag
cine ileriiaIssonierDatipe Waioritot
baben pirb.
Di. Spsialiiten ndbmsn bitsmol in
"a bon ben 80 Diitritien an ben Stihs
tpablsn tbeiI unb iie erpdblteH II
WitsIisber. Die Derihiebenen fcnisrs
patipen porisiea srtpGblten eli Wlitgliss
Der unb babsn jesi SO Siss; bas Gen.
trum NIT isinen 4aiirten 5 lnc bat
jest 11O Sise; bic Greiiinnig.n z,
muht 3uiammen 81 uHo Die Hasionals
iibernltn 16. sufdmHen Al.
gas fsniaiion.nite greignib bei Der
beutissn Wabl mar bic 9bdiiate, oab
Die So3ialiitsn in aDln. benz ~oeut.
fhen Rom1, aeiieai bdben, ,bus ieit
bsr OriiGhiing bes R.ihes uHuntsrbro>
den p6n Herifalen i'm Reihstuge pers
ireten fpurbe. Den SDaiaIiiten fehlt.n
au4 nur nean @timmen. um I'm err
fen Werliner Diitrili su fiegen no oi.
Gtimgnen Der Ttinift.r ben frsiiinnis
gen Ronbibatefl ertpdbiten.
Di. RcnIerpotipen perlorsn netto
10 Gibe, ipopon 10 ben GosialifteH
snfieIsn. Gi. SosioIiiien iissien In
Gtrobburg unb golmar iiber be Rte
ritalen unb fhlugen Or. Wusb,n. ben
giibrsr bet Greiiinnissn in goerlib
nnb Or. Rofann. Jiibrer Der Rational.
Iiberolsn, tn Darmiiabt. Graf BON
Cffersborf. elmer Der pronintnteitsn
aIeritdI,n. entsins In Jruueniiaot
nit inopper 0oib timer NitOsrlage.
Der Regierungss .8lod1 bat fomit
jtSt 176 Gibe inne unS bic OpppIi!ion
174. Mm Donneritog finben 80 Stid=
ipahlen ftntt. unb Der vWlod" tann bas
bel i'm giinitigfien Gale niht msbr als
10 Gite erldnsen. ipdbrsnb Der Dppos
iition % 10 gut rpie iifer iinb. Der
.BIod4 tpiirbe bann 1856 Gibe boben
uno bic Dppoiition 1877. Die anberer
Ii Sibs finb nntsr bic pariituIosiiten,
undbbdnsigcn uno anoere pertbeilt.
Der Neihsfnn3ler unb bic, Witslies
Der bes Hobinets, bsren Gtimmen benz
sgreifinnisen RGmpf i'm eriten Dsrlinsr
Diitritt nit elmer WajoritGt bon nega
Gtimmtn 3um Giege perbalftn. bdns
bette eegen bas Qofunssnort Der ROM
jerpntiDtn: ~Rihi eine Gtimms fir
einen Greiiinnigen4. unb lie liebsn fit
aud nint bon benz bitieren Q<isdrtitsI
ber~ zasss5tifuns~ betinfIuHtn. in nsm
erfl6rt ipurbs. bob ~iebtr beulfGe
mGbltr. Der fur bieitn ssrtifinniasn
ieine Gtimme obaebe. iih bdb<i ihulz
big made, Dds beutfhe UoIt In ptss
breGkrifhsr M<ife irre 3u fii6ren.s
Der N<ridt. boB bic sin3igs 1ottsr
bes Raiitrs, prinatiIin Oietoria auiIs,
fi4 NIT Dem 0rcbtes)os MhoIpb
0el11usin IN Uee6tes6sxerG GtSslit
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Wetterberi6t.

Stir Dbio unb bas ipeitli4e
9enn,sirarien: Tribes Detter am
Dienitaq, o.m Regsn poer Gtnee I'm
nDrblihen 3be'l torenstht; idlter IN
Der Dieniia1 ToGt. dim UlIttwoh
idt5nes Eett.r. WeIilibs Winbe.
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S6(lmmer Gi(en6a0n. llnfad.

n ~&-HA
Bier bube Giienbabnbeamte,
oarumter Der friiberer 8raIis
bent 6araban Der Sas.
Gentralbabn
8ei elmer auIliiipn tn Sainois
aetDbtet.
Rep meit bur9 cine giienbabn, bic am
MDntag erDffnet puroe,
~
Dsit benz Jsitlanbe BON 5lori0a Dsrs
bunDen.
Di. Balm fiibrt 46 Waeilsn iber bas
Utesr binipeg.
Der Ser3og un6 bic 5er3ogin BON
gonaugbt uno prinseHin patricia
Gum gefuh BET D6itelan geio in
geeD Yort ungetommen.
-
Tr. 9arr1 NSsbfter
2Bsgsn Der Grmorouug ieiner Frau
5n Srsgon, SQs., 3u lebensldngli9sr
Su4tbdusitrufe DerurtbsiIt.
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MusIano.

MusIano. .Selcgrapb
pie 3ei6stass,ua6feu.
Die Zo3ialiftcn In ben am
NytontaB itattgefanoes
men Ztimtuablcn
iiegreidb.
Sie erlansten meitere "a Site
nnb baben bereits 80 Man.
bate erlan8t.
Der .Thtpdrsblaue Bloc bat iebt 176
uno be Dppoiition 174 Site.
Die Resierung tann nnmDsiih cine
WaioritGt erlansen.
Die Manof9us nod niht bersit nnas
5ugexn.
Gie erfldrtn iesi. bdb fie nur Der Ge<
malt tp<ihen ipiirben.
Graf apponbi parai i'm ungarifhen
Rsihstas gesen bic 5essrsisn ss-
gen StaIiea.
Gin in Jittb. WassbonieH. fisenbes
arieeseeriht
5at 10 perionsn gum 9obs Derurs
tbeilt.
&<S
HdmIih 8 1ulsaren, 2 Subeu, 8 81
seiInkr uno 6 Sirten.
Syn QI)arrru G-huSYsr ,ihsr dleyfisu
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10. MOrgan Sbui'er iiber psriisn.
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10 perfonen sum 3 obe
btrurtheiIt

SnIpnifi. %. San. Gin
ari.gsseri4t. Oos In Sisib. so Weeilen
nDrbH6 bon BIER, binisr Derf4loITenen
16iiren in SiBuns IN, bat In Werbin<
bling nit Dem gombenDerbrefrn i'm
Te5smbtr, ponn sint Bonnie IN cine
WDinse sefdleuoeri purbs, iDobti IL
psrfonen ums 2ebsH tamen. oHt Bull
sarsn, slpei Jubtn, brei 3ietuntr unb
lths 1iirien gum lobe bsrurtbeili.
Gin onberts Rritsseerimt IN in
Welss. Waasbonitn. IN Eitune. Cine
ercbe Mn5nbl Uefcnoenes, hs bss
x9sfnsSbj aae sBesyss 0sxtse4sa
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5at 1S perionen gum 9obs Dsrura
theilt.
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,as tariifhe RabeI i'm
Rotten Weer our6s
ihnitten.

Ronifdntinopel, %. San. -
Dns tiirtilhe Rabinei. has Guatin,
einen Gee6afen i'm dspptifden Suodn.
am Rothkn Naser unb 6ooeiba, in
arabien. p<rbinbet. III unterbrohen
unb man gIdubi, oaB es BON ben sSta-
liensrn strifkitttn p0rbtn lit. Die
Stnliener Io[kn auh einise 6dfsn i'm
Rotben Wltef blodirt bdben unb in
benz lole mi b Is SHiffsn ihDer baI-
ten Nep0rot otirtn DorSunebmen. I'm
tous fslde1( pSttiS pssstn isJlj6
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HdmIih 8 Dulsaren, 2 Juben, 8 81
ss,inkr uno 6 Siirten.
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Graf apponpi parat i'm unsariitxn
Rsihstas gesen Die 9esssisn ss-
gen StaIiea.
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psrloben iperbe, tpurbs balbpffisien in
Gbrebe esitellt.
Der Sngenieur GI. lllid bat ben
ReiOrb fir 9auerflug nit paiiagieren
In einem 6orlonsWonoplan sebrohen.
CT blieb NIT 2 pufugieren 2 Stuns
ben, 2 Winutsn unb AS Geiunben in
Der Cuff.
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Sic erlansten ueitere "a Site
nnS baben ber.its 90 Man,
bate erlangt.
Der .Idnarablaue Bloc bat jebt 176
unb bic DppoFtion 174 Site.
Die Resieruns fam unm0slih Elm
WaioritGt erlansen.

Gie ertldrtn jesi, bob iie nur Der Gez
nal. tp<i9en ipiirbsu.
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Gin In Siiib. MasebOnien. fisenbes
ariesseeriht
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10
LAWYER
SHOT BY unknown
A. f. CLARK WOUNDED
WHILE VISITING AT SALEM
Fact That Attorney Was Very Active
IN Securing Evidence Against Bank
Wrccker Wilde Is Considered Sig.
nificant by His Friends.

Portland. Ore, Jan. 10,-The shoot
ing at Salem at an early hour yester'
day morning of A E Clark. an attor-
new of this city, created a great sem
sation in this city where Mr.. Clark
is well known, and recently prominent
in the investigation of the affairs OF
the defunct oregon Trust and Savings
bank and the subsequent indictment
og Louis j. Wilde, banker of Han
Diego for alleged embezzlement of
funds of the oregon Trust and Saw
ings bank.
Rumors flew thick and fast regard
ing the shooting and there was much
| speculation as to who could have
| fired the shots, one of which passed
through Clark's left forearm, inflict-
ing superficial wound. and the Sec
ond bullet flattening itself among
some papers which Clark was carry
! ing in a leather case under his coat.
But for the leather case and papers
the bullet would have penetrated near
the heart.
That robbery was not the purpose
of the would-be assassin is indicated
in the fact that he ran from the scene
( Immediately without attempting Ia
rob Clark, who was able to walk to
the police station and report the af-
fair and then proceeded to doctors
! office where the wound was dressed
Mr.. Clark reached Portland last
night, but beyond recital of the cir
cumstances of the shooting declined
to make a statement or to hazard a
"guess" as to why he was shot or by
whom.
The case of Wilde has attracted
wide attention by reason OF Wilde's
prominence in his home city and his
former activities here, also because
! of the late date of his indictment the
bank having failed several years ago
Attorney Clark was the active legal
counsel in the case, acting for the de-
positors, and has carried on his in
vestigations ever since the bank closed
its doors in August, 1907.
By reason of his intimate knowl-
edge of the banks affairs, Clark was
engaged to act with District Attorney
| Cameron in the Wilde case.
w. Cooper Morris, former cashier
of the bank is serving a term in the
penitentiary for his alleged Illegal acts
in the conduct of the banks affairs
Morris is expected to be a witness in
the Wilde case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10
CRAWLs TWO MILES
ON FROZEN HANDS

Asotin. Wash.--Daniel Heather.
known throughout this section as
King Oscar" quartz miner on Cap
tain John creek, Is miles south from
here, while under the influence of
liquor at an early hour went to sleep
along the road about five miles from
here and when he awoke found both
hands and feet frozen.
The man crawled two miles to the
nome of George Ausman, aroused the
occupants and was brought here.
The physicians state amputation of
his hands will be necessary, but Hea-
ther refuses to permit it, stating he
would rather be allowed to die.
me unfortunate man was in Lewis
ton Friday. where he was tailed for
intoxication.
He arrived here Saturday and left
mere early in the morning to walk to
MS home. with the weather below
zero. :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10

started into a restaurant at Forty
ninth street, but she changed her
mind. and instead of entering walked
hurriedly on.
Look at the squad. Amt she pret-
ty What musical comedy did she
come from?" were the questions ask
ed by the crowd that followed the
little stranger, evidently to her dis
pleasure. AS the talk went on, the
young innocent's pace quickened. SO
dbl the crowds steps.
BY the time the pretty little thing
was in front of the Globe theatre
some of her admirers quite forgot
their manners and one of them leap
ing forward, caught her right by her
leg! !!
Yes, sirl Caught her by both legs
and, stuffing her under his coat, rar
off with her.
AN All thought Ah'd git tha
chucbun fo' nah own dinner" sait
the Ethiopian, who had been an eager
pursuer.
The bird, which looked like a 1911,
model, with gray underbody and vel
low running gear, had fallen off ,
poultry wagon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10
Nevadans Object to Fight.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 1O.-A
spirit of bitter opposition to the pro-
posed Johnson Flynn bout has devel-
oped throughout Nevada, according
to adyices received here. Nevadans
say that any benefits from a battle
staged near the Nevada Utah line will
accrue to Salt Lake City, while any
odium attached to a fight will remain
with the state of Nevada.
A proposal to call a special session
of the Nevada legislature to repeal
the law under which unlimited ring
battles are sanctioned has been dis
cussed freely among men prominent
In politics in Nevada, and there is
small doubt that Governor ode will
be urged to do his utmost to prevent
the battle.
Metropolis, Nevada, has notified
promoter Jack Curley that the offer
Of site for the arena and other in
ducements to bring the battle to that
town has been withdrawn. Wendover,
mentioned by Curley, as the site of the
battle, but it is probable he intends
to place the arena across the state
line.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10
DESPONDENT GIRL Is SUICIDE.
Had Received Letter from Mother
Who Disliked Her.

Winfield, Kan.-A mothers letter,
telling a story of child unwelcomed
and despised at birth and later spurn-
ed to the point Of being disowned, is
he'd by the authorities as largely re-
sponsible for the act of Leola Killon,
16 years old, who had swallowed four
grains of strychnine and was found
dead at a boarding house here.
The girls mother lives in Wichita.
The letter says in part:
you know I never did want you
in the first place. / don't care for
you now. / wouldn't do anything for
you if you were dying and you could
not come to see me If l were dying"
Friends to whom Leola showed the
letter say she was despondent after
its receipt. Before taking the poison
the girl wrote a note to her mother,
which was found torn to bits. In the
note she said she had been deceived
by young man she loved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10

through the snow to the nearest
neighbor and then driven in buggy
IS miles to the nearest railroad sta
ton, Martin Reh, age lies on a cot
at the st. Vincent hospital with a
broken arm.
The youngster, who lives with his
parents on a homestead in the Coast
range mountains 2S miles from Hills
boro, broke his arm in fall Sunday
The day was bitterly cold and the
snow deep. The accident occurred
about $3.50 o'clock in the morning and
1t was late in the evening when the
child reached the hospital
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10
DREDGE DIGS UP OLD SKULLS.
Ellensburg City Clerk Gets Box Of
Weird CuriOs

Ellensburg, Wash.-Deputy City
Clerk James McKinstry received from
Ditchwalker Jones at the electric
light plant a box of skulls bones and
indian beads unearthed by the dredge
widening the canal. An ancient bury
ing ground. the location of which was
unknown to the oldest settlers were
thrown on the dump. Among the ar
tcles received by Mr.. McKinstry were
an elk skin pouch. evidently used for
gold dust, and a woven basket. The
most interesting article in the collec-
ton was a small beadwork bracelet,
which was found around the arm
bone of child. This showed careful
workmanship, and the beads were
sewed onto thick hide. In the collec-
ton Is a piece OF wampum, Indian
money. The bit of shell is varicolor-
ed, and is round and flat, about the
size of a dime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10
SMUGGLING BY AN
ARMY OFFICER
Charge Made of Failure to Declare
Dut,able Goods,


San Francisco.-Colonel Daniel
Cornman. commanding officer of the
Seventh United States infantry, is
facing criminal prosecution by rea-
son of his failure to declare dutiable
merchandise when customs inspectors
boarded the transport Sherman. AS
it is the customs department has
seized a quantity of merchandise
brought from the orient by the col
onel and his wife, and Collector of the
Port Stratton said today that the re-
suit of the investigation to be held
will determine WHETHER or not the ar
my officer is to be prosecuted.
When the customs INSPECTORS board
ed the Sherman Colonel Cornman and
his wife were asked If they had any
thing to declare. They declared in
thing to declare. They replied in the
negative and the inspectors went to
the trouble of making plain the law.
Then six trunks and six other pieces
of baggage were searched and the du-
table goods were found, some of the
articles secreted in such a manner as
to convince the customs men that a
had been made.
Collector Stratton said that If the
investigation developed only a failure
to declare that the only punishment
would be fine treble the value of
the articles conf,scated If criminal
intent is proved the collector said he
would force a vigorous prosecution.
The value of the articles has not been
determined, but it is believed it will
approximate $1,000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-10
Mrs. spreckcls' Team Wins.

San Diego, Cal. Jan. 10.-Mrs.
Claus Spreckels' team won the ladies'
nomination polo match over Lady
Tweedmouths team at Coronado yes
terday afternoon. The score was 4
to 3. Mrs. Spreckes' team was
composed of Walter Dupee, j. Hobbs,
A. Hone and T. Weiss. Lady Tweed
mouths team was Captain C. Beas-
ley, G. Norton, K Snowden and Lord
Tweedmouth. The winners will play
Mrs. Burke's team from Pasadena
Thursday and on Sunday the Cana
dian team will play the picks from all
the winners. Sundays contest prom
ises to be the closest contest of the
Coronado winter season.