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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18
4eti itiemurban fnn tilien tarfass
tamineu alfpi.

9eIoit, Wticb., tammif. II p. -
Suuri fun erds. fon.itea alfoi tar'
fastamoan Colon H. 9apeIin pitds
mid tiIitirioia 9eIoitin Woobman OF
the g8orIb liiton firiOia, Min teti
bdn itiemurban ampumaua itienid
tuoliaofIi. Sdn oil pitdnpt mainis
tun liiton tirianpitoa uIeita tpuoi ia.
&uullen, ettd bdnen tilestddn oil fabs
oenIob ban bolIarin paiuinti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18
2anIuIatIemme Ssfar Nascrist

- 8aniuIatiemme Ssfar gascrist
Scrantonisia, ga. Ioi tapaturmoiIen
fuoleman t, T. 6 p:nd taaIun fautta
Srant Sfettonin rddtdlipaiasia, JOSS
ia bdn oil tpDsd. Ruumiintorfastas
ia ianoo bdnen fuolIeen faaIuun.
Ndbtdpdsii on ban iofo mpDbddn
iuolla tai bptpin tperbain aamulla
iatuttanut ialfania faoIuIetfuun, iofa
on irtaantunut foai iu'uunista ia faas
iu pddIi tpirtaamaan buoneeieen.
2uuuaan Nascristin paneutuneen
pitfdfieen lepadmddn ia nufabta'
neen iiiben. Wainaia oil ptIindinen
35 ipuoita panha mics. Sdn aiui
tpDuantaiania Sfettonin lupna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18
&onIaIaiIemme fuouut Yiipo

&aniaIaiIemme fuouut 9i,pa'
bicisid, Wlinn. Soirastetiuaan pi'
temmdn oian feubtotolitia, fuoIi
mrs Gmil 9orbonen tf:n 8 pm ilIol
la fotonoan fobbenfpmmenenneIidn
ipuooen itdIend. Sdns oil poiffa'
funnaua bptpin t,tnnetuu.. ..fauppiaar
Gmil 3orboien tpaimo. &orboner
Iaoput- tdnne fuuIi ,puotta tafoperir
!SurIepstd, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18
Gaitnri paleltni fupliaafft.

Wienominee, Wticb., tammif. II
p. - Splnester RappIep niminen
faboetIanfpmmenen ieitIemdn tpuo'
ben itdinen mics, jofa oiui ldbelld
pus9tigoa I6pbetiiin ellen paleltu
neen fuoIiaafli. 6dn oil bptuin ri
fas, mutta eli bpipin iaiturimaiiesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18
Wenetti benfenid namraesfaan.

SnbianopoIis, Sno., tammif. II
p. pitric Sobnion niminen fab'
oenfpmmenennelidn fpuoben ifdinen
mics >meneiti benfenid ellen ilaIla
nouraesIaan erddle liitfumaIle fu'
naue poitalliiesia miioen Ientin ie
atterisia. Sppnd fuolemaan oil ~.
bdniauti Gnnenfuin Sobnion, iofa
painoi noin tolmeiataa paunaa oil
Iaom pois teatterista, oil bdn 10
ruumiina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18
Glib, Miun.
Sammif. II p.

llutiIia Glpstd.
Soitafin oiioita opinee moinita
tpiimefuun oioIto, nimittdin, ettd
past. s. 70. gtiemi fdpi tddIId ia
Ioornaf uIeoita fertoia.
Sobn q. Wtden ia b. no. lopii bou'
oattiin &c p:nd. !pautaufien toimitti
past. ). Sirpi.
-SouIu iublineen on mennpt. SUBJ
Iitim on tddIdfin firfoisia ia baa'
leisIa, futen totpaliIeSti ennenfin.
DisconIiini'n IormareifIi oipat
menneet Sobn Soatpisto ia Wlatti
giDrfniemi perbeineen.
!Sditddn tpiettipdt tpiime Iauontai.
iltano Wtoiti Gerronen ia Senni
puuIoori. gDibfimiien toimitti past.
Sirtpi.
Dpnamiitiad oil erds mics rdidpt
tanpt itIenid oipon Idp6leifIi @Ipn
ia gDintonin tpdliIld. 81 Ionoto I'D.
men olIeen iuomolaiicn.
Wonbemmon leurafunnon ipuoIi.
fofous on emf iuununtoino firfosIa.
9utteen, Wont. ISfIirp6i i6dlta u.
9erronen ia Otto Wtonni. Sddud
on perusteiiu foinontopbti6 erdan
fonioI. Ssfor 8drri nimiIen oIot
teesto, ionfa pbiiDn ioibin mainitut
miebet menipdt.
paffoiio, oino AZ osteen paffaIia
on tadud olInt ufeita fpiiffoia. So'
tu mffifdmpdItd tuIiia on paIeItumit
melto poboSti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18
Sripplisia tuallitIee aielepp.

2ontoo, Gus, tammif. 10 p. -
EripoIista Iaopunut dhfDlanoma
mabpistaa fen tiebon, ettd fead MT
OH toitfi roubalista. &onstantino'
poIista Iaapuneen tiebon mufaan on
Stolian ia Turtin ebustaiain rau'
bonneupottelim tilofiena ollut oiele'
mon iuliStaminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18

- aaniaI. Sobn SiaacIon fuoIi t.
{. 5 p:na OuIutbisIo, foirastettuaon
uieampia f,tutauiia fidistd tautia.
Wainaia oil Al fpuotios perbeet5n
mics.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18

- Soonas 2osfi. iota Soct Oreg'
Ier ampui ipiime iouluf. "a pm aa'
mulla 9ller patfalan tapafasia 0ir
siriasia, tupIi.Iaomistaan baamois'
to tt. 9 p:nd ct. 2ufesin iairaaIas.
ia DuIutbisia. 2osfi oil 40 tpuoben
fpanba.
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33 fnuilnt rantatieonnettomnn'


UlontreoI, tammif. 8 p. - 3olme'
fpmmentdfoIme benfil5d menetti benz
fenid tanddn idIteen puoIiien tapob'
tuneesIa routatieonnettomuubesio
Terrobonierisia, Auebecisio,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18

@alumet, Wticb. &otonaan Wto'
baipfisIa fuoli ten II pnd 2ubfpi9
Suomela 20 puoben ifdiiend. Wai'
naioa iuree Idbinnd diti ia iidpnoIi,
neIia tpeIied ia pft fIar ietd lnfuiia
iouffo muita iufulaiiia ia tutta'
mia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18

3uollut 9uttesia. Salumetiloifae
tunuettu Irpib !6alonen, iofa louf'
faantli. iofu aifa Iitten OH fuolIut tt
5 pdiipdnd iaamistaan pammoiS'
to.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-18

Surfeon tapotirman ubrifF
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
Calumetskemu "Glasniku'

GoSpodom V uredniStvu 'Glas-
nika' nj pc wolff, kar je sodrug
Kristan govoril ma shodu V Calu-
metu. To Sc vendar razume! Ako
hi Kristan govoril to. kar je
mraGnjakom pri "Glasniku'' pc
wolff. potem hi on sploh ne sci
tia. ker mra6njaki lahko to sami
opravijo, kolikor jim dopusGajo
Nth plitve in $ kapitalisti5no pa
metjo preveleGene buce. Sodrug
Kristan pa nj sci Calumet radi
teh kapitalisticnih hlapconov. Ia
to "Glasnik' nina niGesar Xxi
kati".
To maj "Glasnik''. organ Ca
lumet & Hecla kompanije. wa
me ma znanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
KRISTANOV VECER.

Chicago, Ill. - Jugoslovanski
soc. klub st. | je priredil 20. o.
ktobra kristanov vecer. zdruzen
Z malO veGerjo. godbo, petem in
deklamiranjem. Slovenski chi
caSki Sodrugi so namrec gojili
zelio dobiti socialistiGnega prbo-
vOritelja in COSTA IL dOmovine So
druga +. Kristana V svojO sredo
ter p~reziveti nekaj veselih uric V
nJegovi druzbi in Sc Z MIN pogo
WORTH o TEN in onem. kar je pac
kateri sodrugov incl ma C
Prireditev je V vsakem oziru IL
spela mad vsako priGakovanje. k
cemur je veliko pripomoglo Isl.
del. pevsko druStvo Orel". Xxi Sc
je radevolie odzvalo povabilo soc.
kluba. "Orel" ie lapel wee delav-
skin in drugih pesmi ter Eel topic
o~dobravanje cd navzocih.
Kakor obicajno OBJ takih prili-
kah, je bio tudi ia vecer izrece-
nth wee napitnic. Sodr. joe Ia
vertnik je napil svetovnemu so.
clallsticnemu gibanju S prepri-
canjem, da nj vec dalec cas-. ko Sc
bodo uresnicila Marxove BESIDE:
Delavci vseh dezel. druzite Sc -
Sodrug j. Molek je napil zaved-
MENU zenskemu proletariatu, XII
sc Z ramo OBJ rami z mozem bori
"a osvoboditev clOvestva IL kapi-
talisticne suznosti.
Sodrug E. Kristan je v daljsem
govoru poudarjal, da cakajo a.
merisko zavedno delavstvo. Sc ne
steta razocaranja, neprilike in te-
zave, enaka onim, XII so jih DOH
veil socialist drugih dezel. Nika-
kor pa maj Sc ameriski sodrugi
ne s~trasijo monentalnih porazov
N tezav, pa maj pridejo cd ko-
der hocejo, in v kakerSni obliki
hocejo, removed maj mozato ode
no obup, Xxi bi Sc Jill utegnil pola-
stiti v niihovem boju "a social
stlcne ideale. V sebj maj pc takih
britkih urah Sc S tenn veGjo silo
nadaljujejo zapoceto delo. kajti
o koncni zmagi socializma ne mo-
ra biti nobenega dvoma!
V imenu Slov. del. pew. dr..
"Orel" je pozdravil sodr. Krista-
ma in navzoce Orlov ~predsednik
FIR. Udovich.
V bratski edinosti nam lie pri
~vsestranski zabavi minul veGer.
HI nam ne izgine IL spomina. Ia
vecer pa je rodil oGevidno DO
trebo, da sc slicni zabavni veceri
elm n%ajveckrat prirede.
OBJ sklepu je lie zeleti. da Sc
tax vecer elm pref zopet pri-
ren! Udeleznik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
SOLAR!

s tenn clOvekOm bono temeIji-
to obracunali V .prihodnji Stevil-
Xxi "Proletarca". Volilna kampa-
MIA nam je wee kakor pa prazno-
CLAW Solar, cato pa nimamo tie
dni casa. da hi Sc peGali Z MIN.
Toliko ma mamie vsem tistim, Xxi
mogoGe mislijo, da nam je Rev.
Solar sapo zaprl. Nj - ne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
Use oci obrnjene ma Milwaukee

AkO sc zanimate "a n~apredek
c%loveStva pazite ma Milwaukee.
kjer socialist kontrolirajo mesto
in county in vrsijo veliko delo.
To pa n~ajlazie storite, ako Sc ma
rocite ma Milwaukee Leader,
nov. soc. dnevnik. Leader je IL.
vrsten in metropolitSki Gasopis.
XII prinaSa vse novice. najvec po.
zornOStl pa posveca delavskim in
teresom.
Narocnina "a cello leto znasa
$500, 25c ma mesec. - Naslov
The Milwaukee Leader. Milwau.
kee, Wis.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
ZAKAJ bonn VOLIL SOCIA-
LISTE.

cato Ker hocem lmetl bodoc-
most V kateri bonn oprostil sebc
in svoje otroke pred vsakojakim
in vednim pomanjkanjem in stra-
HON pred pomanjkanjem.
Ker V svojem srcu gojim vero
in zaupanje V pravicnost, Ia ka-
tero Sc mora delGvstvo bojevati,
in ker sovrazim krivico, Xxi ina
danes V oblasti YES svet.
Ker hocem, da pride vse, kar
je dobrega IN lepega, vsem lju-
dem ma delez in ne samo nekate-
rim. Dobrot in lepot ina svet
dovolj "a vse Judi.
Ker spoznavam, da Sc mi godi
nepopisna krivica, ko dobivam
samo n petino ali cetrtino cd
tega, kar lie mole delo vredno.
Ker hoGem, da izginejo IL tlo-
veske druzbe goljufije, pOdkupo-
vanja in druga korupcija, V ka-
tero Sc danes po zasluzenju kapi-
talizma pogreza cloveSki rod.
Ker zelim bivati V cloveS!Ii
druzbi, V kateri bo imela vsaka
druzina svoj lastni dom z vsemi
ugodnostmi, katere je cloveStvu
preskrbela clovekova iznajdlji-
vost.
Ker ie "a cloveSko druzbo Y. IL
ko ponizanje, da morajo ljudje,
XII izdelujejo najboljse in najljep-
Sc obleke in obuvala. cesto hOditi
raztrgani in bosi, samo cato, ker
jih kapitalizem ropa vrednosti
njihovega della.
Ker uvidevam zalostno dejstvo,
da kljub ogromnim kolicinam
vsakovrstnih pridelkov V naSi Dr.
zavi, veliko. veliko Judi strada
in zivi V vednem pomanjkanju,
In ker IA milione ljudi prezeba-
va in zmrzuje, kljub temu, da
imajo u. DIR. nepopisno bogate
premOgovnike in gozde.
Ker nocem, da kap~italisticna
nenasitnost ne izpije zadnjo kap-
lJico krvi, XII mi je Sc ostala.
Ker ie moja zelja, da maj vsi
otroci dobe potrehpo duSevno in
telesnO izobrazb", da tako Glove
Ski rod napreduie noralno in fl.
zicno in v bodoce izginejo IL elo-
veske druzbe zalostne prikazni,
XII Sc pojavljajo danes kot stav-
kokazi, kot PROFESSIONALS morilci
in pretepaci v boju kapitalizma
proti delavstvu.
Ker hi rad zivel v cloveski
druzbi, v kateri bi nihGe ne mogel
vleci profit cd tega, da b: farbal
in varal druge.
ker bi rad zivel V TAXI cloveski
druzbi, V kateri bo moral biti
ysakdO koristen delavec "a skup-
most in kot takemub DO garanti-
rano udobno zivljenje.
V taxi druzbi ne mo mogel Min
ce zanemarjati svojih d~olznosti
brez pOsledic.
ker hi bill rad clan cloveske
druzbe, V kateri Sc bodo vse in
dustrije obratovale v korist
vsem liudem in ne "a profit DO
sameznikom, kakor Sc to danes
gOdi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

Dolznost vsakega socialista je,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti
rate "a "Proletarca". Pridobih
mu move narocnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

Prihodnji torek delavci lahko
V 10 urah pridobiio wee, kakor
pa V treh letih ma Strajku. Nolite
socialistiGni tike'!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

Trije kraljiGi in jeden carrie ma
Balkanu so Sc zmenili, da gredo
ma rop. Neumni proletarci sc pa
koljejo zanje pod p~retvezO, da
gre IA - krSGanskO vero! Ma
drugi strani Sc pa koljejo Turk
pod pretvezo, da gre IA moha-
medansko vero. Torej V imenu
kriza in V imenu polumesca Udri
Geta hrabra, - Civilizaciia! =!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

Wilson Sc zdaj izgovarja, da
Sc je takrat samo Sail (D, ko ie
pisal. da so evropejski naselienci
"najgrsa sorta" ameriSkega pre-
bivalstva. Kaj pa ce hi Wilson
tudi kandidiral samo "a saloY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

NajveGja in najhujSa batina
ia kapitaliste je glasovnica. Ia
hatina vec zaleze hot vsi Strajki
in vsi protest. in demonstracije,
kar 81 Jill moreno misliti. GlavnO
.je, da delavci to hatino pray ra-
bijoda MANFRED udarijo Z MO pc
kapitalistih, ne pa pc svojih last
nth glavah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
DA Sc NE PoZABI!

Pred trent lett !je bill Taft
vprasan ma javnem shodu v New
YOrku:
"kaJ maj stori delavec, XII je
brez della in v pomanjkanjuY
In "safe"-Taft je odgovoril 9.
bog ve."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
UMAT|lLA TO Be RID
OF DEADLY COUGAR
PROFESSIONAL HUNTER
EMPLOYED BY STATE
Rapid Slaughter of Deer and Domes-
tic Animals by Sly Beasts of Prey
VIII Be Checked by Noted Cana
dams Pack.

Umatilla county hunters will re-
joice in the announcement made to-
day that professional hunter has
been employed to kill cougars in Um-
atiila county as a means of protect
ing the deer. S. w. Purdy, who has
been hunting big game in British CO.
lumbia for the mast few years. is the
hunter in question and he arrived in
the city yesterday with his pack of
five dogs, one of which he values at
$1,000. Today. accompanied by Dep
uty Game. Warden Averill, he left
for Wenaha Springs out from which
resort he will take the track of the big
cougar which for the past three years
has been the terror of that section.
This is the first time in the history
of the state that a hunter has been
employed exclusively by the state. but
Game Warden Finley takes the at
titude that it is unjust to direct a
great amount of effort to the preven-
ton of hunting deer out of season
without taking measures to protect
the little animals from beasts of prey.
In Umatilla county alone it is esti-
mated that there are between 25 and
so cougars roaming the woods, and
inasmuch as one of these beasts will
average a deer a week. some idea of
the slaughter for which they are re-
spo-sible may be learned.
viii Take Cougars Tracks.
The big cougar near Wenaha has
been terrcr:zing that community for
more than three years and with two
of his mates has been making great
inroads on the herds of deer. Sun
day his tracks, which are unmistak-
able, were discovered in the snow
three miles above the springs and
the men and dogs will strike his trail
there and attempt to run him to his
Lair This animal is unusually bold
and .voracious and has defied all ef-
forts made by local hunters to end
his career.
According to Dan P, Smythe, this
same cougar last year killed one of
his sheep near Gibbon and the herd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01

er, discovering the carcass. carried it
to camp to use as dog meet. He hung
it up just outside his shack during
the night and awoke in the morning
to discover that the cougar had made
him a nocturnal visit and had carried
away his kill.
Many In South End.
y little later in the spring, Purdy
will transfer his activities to the
south end of the county, where cou-
gar are said to abound. At present
the snow is too deep there for sue
cessful operations.
While the hunter will devote his
greatest efforts to the determination
of the cougar, he will also shoot coy
otes, bob cats and ah other predatory
animals which he encounters on his
trips. The killing of coyotes, it is
said, will be especially beneficial to
grouse hunters inasmuch as these an
imals, by sucking the grouse eggs,
prevent any fast multiplication of the
birds. According to authorities, a
brooding hen grouse, when it leaves
its nest to feed, always walks instead
OF flies. making it easy for a coyote
to discover the nest
Purdy will apply himself to his task
with energy. for his remuneration
depends solely on his success, the
state giving him a bounty for each
scalp he secures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
LIBRARY NOTES.
) e~~~~~~>~>~e>>e~, .

The following is list of new books
which will be ready for circulation
from the children's department any
time after ten o'clock tomorrow
forenoon. This is an especially at
tractive lot of juvenile books and we
know all the boys and girls will be
interested in them
This list contains five volumes
which were. presented to the chill
dren's department by Mrs. w. l..
Thompson.
Altscheler-Forest Runners.
Altsheler-Horsemen of the Plains.
Beard-What a Girl Can Make and
Do.
Bower-Chip of the Flying U.
Brown-Philippa at Halcyon.
Burgess-Old Mother West Wind.
Caldwell-Wolf, the Storm Leader.
Canfield-White Senaca.
Chrisholm-Golden Staircase.
Chutter Art-Literature Reader.
Book three.
Cox-Brownies' Primer.
Deland-Malvern
Drysdale-Fast Mail.
Dudley-In the Line.
Eastman-Smoky Days Wikwam
Evenings.
Grey-Young Pitcher.
Harker-Concerning Paul and Fla
meta.
Inghram-Prince of the House Of
David.
Jacobs-Patricia.
Jenks-Photography for Young
People.
Mackay-Silver Threads.
Murray-Story Land
Potter-Peter Rabbit
Potter-Benjamin Bunny
Potter-Mrs. Tiggy Wrinkle.
Remick-Puss in Boots.
Remick-Glenloch Girls.
Seymour-More About the Teddy
Bears.
Smith-Eskimo Stories.
Stein-Little Shepherd of Prov
ence.
Stoner-Jim Crow Tales.
Webster-Just Patty.
The following list of new books in
the rental collection will be ready for
circulation this evening at the regu-
lar opening hour. o'clock.
AudouX-Marie-Cl Claire.
Barr-Maid of Old New York.
Chisholm-Boss of Wind River
De Morgan-A Likely Story.
Porter-The Harvester.
Richmond-Strawbe Acres.
second-Captivatin Mary Car
stairs.
Wells-Five Gallons of gasoline.
Williamson-Golden Silence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01

TOnights Lecture on Sunny Italy.
For the benefit of those who to-
night hear DR.. Search's remarkable
lecture on Beautiful Sunny italy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES.
Soo-Spollane Route Announces Low
Rates East for Coming Season.

Rates East for Coming Season.
Announcement has been made by
Thomas ]. WALL general agent for
the Canadian Pacific, with offices at
Spokane, of the eastern excursionist
rates via the Soo-Spokane for the
coming season. These rates will ap-
ply via the Kootenay and Arrow
Lakes through the Canadian Rockies
via the Great Lakes, through the
Thousand Islands and many other at
tractive routes:
The following dates of sale have
been named for eastern excursions
during the coming season. Going
transit limit will be Is days from
date of sale, with a final return linn
it of October 31st, 1912, permitting
stopovers in either direction, diverse
routes permissible:
April 25. &c, 81.
May 2, 3, 4, 0, 10, II, II, "a, 20
June /, 6, 7,S, 13, IA, Is, II, IS. 10,
90, 81, "a, 25, 81, 2S, 29.
July 2, 3, 6, 4, II, II, 15 16, 20, 22,
23. 26. 20, 80, 81.
August 1 2, 3, 6, 7, 12, Is, 16, %,
23. 20. 80, 81.
September 4, 5, 6, Z, II, II, 30.
The following rates will be effec-
tive to the different points mention
ed, under the above conditions: To
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Duluth and
return, $4,000; Chicago and return
S72.5O; st. Louis and return, $1,000;
New York City and return, $1O8.50;
Boston and return, $1,000; Montreal
and return, $105O0; Toronto and re-
turn, $91.50. Proportionate low rates
to other eastern cities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
Accused Makes Accusation.

Clarence Potter was arrested today
charged with disorderly conduct,
Proprietor Randolph of the Palace
Lodging House being the complain
ing witness, but the accused man
makes a counter accusation which
may make Randolph a defendant The
complaint cites that Potter's offense
consists in pounding loudly on a door
of the Palace lodging house at a.
m and might have added pounding
forcefully upon the face of the pro-
prietor, judging from the latter's
bruised countenance this morning.
Potter claims that he was robbed by
a woman in the house and was trying
to force his way back into her room
to demand the return Of his money
The case is in the police court this
afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
he following historic facts may be

the following historic facts may be
important.
Pompeii was destroyed hy an erup-
ton of Vesuvius in the YER 70. Be-
fore that time there had been no ac-
tivity of the volcano for a thousand
years. for ancient writer's tell us that
the peasants had been cultivating
their vineyards in the very crater it
self. Upon this city of 10000 people
representative of the wealth and
culture of the Roman empire at its
greatest height, without any warning,
in a superstrstitious age when the
people thought it was a visitation of
God upon them in their wickedness,
came this awful destruction. The city
with all its life and treasures utterly
disappeared from the face of the
earth, to lie buried for nearly 1000
years, At about $50 years ago it
was discovered by the sinking of q
shaft and now dug up and restored,
presents the most perfect picture we
have in the world of the ancient Ro-
man life just as 1t was when Pompeii
was covered up.
The lecture of tonight will follow
Bul.lWer Lytton's great story of "The
Last Days OF Pompeii.' Prof.
Search's own research work will be
presented in most magnificent pic
lures.
With this background of terrible
disaster for a setting, the lecturer by
contrast has great opportunity for a
marvellous portrayal of the superb
beauty of Southern Italy Not only
the life of the past but the present
will be pictorially presented. Beau
tiful mythlore. wonderful pictures,
enchanting art and dramatic story
telling will confmingle in this lecture.
1t will be the opportunity of a life
time to hear at first hands the story
OF this land of doom and resurrection.
DR.. Search is president of the
Search Travel Study clubs and every
year revisits Southern Italy as well
as all Europe. Thousands of travellers
have heard him lecture midst the
ruins of the Pompeian theater in the
Roman Colosseum, in the homes of
Michelangelo and immortal Dante. in
great art galleries and on other treas
ure spots. Tonight the people may
hear him in their own city.
Nine years ago DR.. Search was
brought to Pendleton by the Inland
Empire Teachers association, giving
them his illustrated art lecture on
THE Greatest Pictures in the World"
Repetition of this lecture has been re-
quested by the church people for Sat-
urday evening
Sunny Italy tonight, however. has
greater general interest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01

Sheriff Toner received word from
Pendleton yesterday that the Umatilla
Indians had recognized the brands of
the horses left on ranch just across
the state line by two men, supposed
ly the ones who were arrested here
Tuesday The men are now in the
county jail at Pendleton. The In
dians did not know until yesterday
that they had lost any horses When
they discovered it they were excited
Two of the horses are in local livery
barn and two Indians were given a
signed order to get these.-Walla
Walla Union.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
Basketball Game Tonight.

Tonight is the night for the long
heralded game between the high
school and Commercial club basket
ball teams and a thrilling contest is
promised by the members of both
aggregations The players of the high
school quintet will be shifted about,
Houser going in at guard. Fee going
to center and Mcdonald taking the
vacant forward position. The first
lineup of the Commercial team will
probably be, Farrell, center, Hart
man and Drake, forwards, Graham
and Chessman, guards. The game
will start at 8 o'clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
HUMAN LIFE WORTH S6.86.
Autoist Is Fined Because Foolishncss
Killed His Cars OccIInants.

Hammond, Ind.-That human lives
are worth $6.66 apiece was the YER
dict arrived at in the Huntington
county circuit court when George
Bichtold was fined $40 for speeding
his automobile and causing the death
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Dubbs and
their daughter last October.
Bichtold tried to beat an Erie train
over a grade crossing when the trio
were occupants of his auto.
They were killed outright, but he
escaped with a few bruises
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-01
Three Drunks Arrested.

Henry Fish. Bob Mcconnell and
NJ. Reader were all arrested last night
when found in an intoxicated condi-
ton and were given lodging in the city
Jail. They will appear in police
court today to answer to the charges
against them.