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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
0ie &%eoiermnq ,uirb lire licbe Motb

Die &csierang ,uirb igre licbc Motb
baber,, Sic reiden 2el1te gu ermitteln,
pie oos %notbtpen6ig it, INN sic @in-
fomnreniteuer ei,13utreiben. &eridte=
oene Geriu9e, 6ie bierin gema6t tpur-
Sen, baben iid als bo@it unbefrieoi-
gen6 ertpieien, bn sic &ei6en, penn
es ans Sta1er5nbGen fommt, nit it,
rer getpobnten 8eideioenbeit ii@ i'm
Sintergrunoe balten. gr miro ge-
raume S3eit bo1terr, Biz sic 2eute NIT
groBen @erm0gen ermittelt mor6en
lino; es lei 6enn, 6aB Die i6mere
Strofe fir @erbeimli6ung beS Ser
mogens sic 8etreffenoen beranlabt,
1id) ant Mltor 6es Boterlanbes nit IT.
REM Mon1mon ein5uitenen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
6nu6ert Sabre fms es fer, icioem

g%A*DS<< O"v~> ~ WV
sic @olferidlaht bon 2eip5ig geidlu=
gen mur6e, sic SEN Mnfang 6es Git
oes 6es groBen &orien beoeutete. Sir
Breuben meinte 6ieier Sieg 6ie @ie=
oergeburt. Die @eidi@tsforidung
ser letten 3eit bat flar feitgeitellt,
6aB 6em often 8lid)er 6as mirflide
Ber6ienit an 6ieier glorretden Maf=
fentbot 5ugeidrieben mer6en muB. er
mor es, ser 6ur9 ietnen fiibnen @lbe=
iibergang Sen 8el65ug bon 8obnten
nad sa9ien perlegte uno &apoleon
in Sen &eiiel bon 2eip3ig trieb, mo er
1t6 i6lagen mnbte, ebe er aQe 1eine
StreitfrGfte fon5entriert batte. Son
2eip5ig Bis gum @inmarid in 8oris
tpor rur etne Grage Ser 3eit. Bren=
ZEN botte sic 5@arten bon Sena uno
Mner1tG6t ausgemebt nn6 6ie Srem=
oenberri@aft, pelde iabrelang al1f
Sen 6eut16en @a1en gelaitet, par fir
ale 8eiten been6et. No6 Elm babies
Sesabrbun6ert blieb 9euti6lan6 ser
lpIittert nn6 obnmadtig, bel Seoan
ie6od tp11roe 0aS grobe @erf pollen=
set, 6as BEL 2eip5ig begonnen NOR
SEN lit. Sem Breubenf0nig, Der alS
b%lutiunger Hrin3 6ie tiefite @rnieori=
gung ieineS &auieS ieben muBte, mar
es pergonnt, ou@ oen bo6iten
.Iriumpb 6esIelben gu erleben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Gie Stimnnc,1, 1tnb guar bpllge=

midtige, gegen Sic Serualmtfflarrng
int ser S6ule mebren ii6 5uiebe11os.
81 iprah lt6 bieier Gage ser o1rf
bei6en Soften bes S5ea11S in ser
pipdologiiden @ilienidoft olS 4uto-
ritat ol,erfannte Yrof. 8. Miinlter=
berg entldie0en gegen 6ie 9ebono>
lung 6ieies @egenitan6es in SEN Sdu=
len aus. SIM gleid)en Slime anBert
lid ser in 0telenSagen eridienene Sc
ridt 6es Bun6esb1treaus fir @r5ie=
bung. Sn letterem befinoet ii6 oer
be5ei6nen6e Sob: ~@i6erbeit liegt
in ser Mbmen6ung ser Mufmerfi am=
felt bon ierueuen @in5elbeiten." 1ie=
ie Mnii9ten 6eden ii@ poGfomn1e11
nit 6em bisber in Ser gr5iebung Ser
&in6er uno ser Sugen6 befolgten
Brin5ip.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
9riiien iinb cine @arn1tng fit
&in0er.

.0riiien iin6 6ie Iolge bon aufein-
onoerfolgenoen grfaltungen bel
Sduglinge11 un6 fleinen &inoern,
peroerben 6as geiitige uno pbplii@e
2eben eires &in6es. Ser 3l1ltono,
melber oieielben neranlabt, fonnen
leidt BON iorgfaltigen gltern bernie
SEN meroen. &oide uno ourdgangi=
&c &eilung bon alien grfalt1ngen
uno Observation-Disclosures, erfpirtt
6r1r6 Sen @ebror9 bon 8olep'S So
nep uao Eor COMPOUND, uno sic
Driiien tperoen ii6 ni4t enttptdeln.
gu faufen BEL alien Sanolern in ct.
GIou6, Minn. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
ldol," bctont, oab Sic bauuoperide
6rage oouit 1taatsredtlid nidt aus
ser @elt ge51afft lei.
9entidlaub lit amgcmblidlid Sas

reid1te 2ano G1tropas NIT ei,lem
@olfsperul6gen bon $74,000,0 900
un0 eilrem jdbrliden ginfommen bon
ungefabr SO, 524,ooo,ooo. gu 6ieiem
Melnltote lit Or. &arl @eifferid, Ell
ner Ser 0ireftoren Ser 3eutidel1
@anf nno elmer ser electromagnetic item
6inan5al,toritdten 9eutidlanos, ge=
fomn1en. 81. @eifferih fat m1sge=
rebuet, oaB Geutid)lanos @ermogen
grDBer lit oIs oas bon Sranfrei6 ooer
gnglono an ser @ono bon Sadpcr=
ltdnoiger oieier relp. Climber, oagegen
lit oos germ0gen pro &opf in eng
Iono unb Tranfreid megen Ser ge=
ringeren @epolferungs5abl groBer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
0as Gpmitantimiide Snbilamm, fir


ous Ser 81. &ater einen poufomme=
men Mblob allsgeidrieben bot, meigt
1id lei,em gnoe gu. IS IdlieBt am
s. 9e5en1ber. @er ii6 Der @naoe oes
SubilaumlS t~beilbaftig mad)en pta
= uuo uer lpoQte baS nibt! - lolte
es nibt perlbieben biz auf Die lebten
8od)en, 100 i'm mer meib mas an Der
@euinm1ng 6es Iblaiies berbinoern
mag. Mleroings miro in ben ein5el-
,,eu @emei1loen bas Subilaum onr9
cine beionoere 6eier, in monfen oeuts
]den 8irden our4 cine Vfiliion, be-
qauaen tper0en. Mber 6as ioQte ME-
nano abbalten, iebt i4on prtnattm
sic porgeldrieberen religioien uebu11'
gen por5lrnebmen uno 6en Subtaums=
ablob 81 gemim1en luden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

feinerlei @efabr. limo merm mieoer
irgenomo cine Jrauenredtlerin ouf=
ltebt u,lo bebal1ptet, sic Suffraget=
tenbelpegu11g ltebt nidt I'M 0ienite
Ser Mntiialoonliga, baum mad)e man
lie ouf Sic Gienlte a11flnerfiam Sic
sic nit 6cm Stimm5cttel mlsgeriijtez
ten Iralten &aliforniels ser M11tiia=
loonligo sort geleiitet baben. Das
biirfte gelliigen, iie gum Sdmeigem
al bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
0as misunderstanding, nam]

bah &uerta, ser %blutourltige Spram
inn merifoniiden Braitbeatenitnble,
3ugunlten oes &~rtegsminiiters Gene
raj 8lauquet, ser beim @tur5 Mo6e=
ros feline redte @an6 NOR, aboonfen
noble, bat iid nt6t perpirfli@t. SIN
@egentbeil, iagt er, 6enfe er meoer
6aran, fem Mmt a%b5utreten, nod 90
ran, aus SEM 2onoe gu flteben, mas
linn einige porla1bte 3eitungen o11=
ge6i6tet batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Mfit einer @ruaef1ion, sic Tires gleiz

Wtt ether Ero3entoH, ote lures glel7
den nod ME in Sen 8ereinigten Stoa<
ten geieben, tpas 8abl un6 8radent=
faltung anbelongt, m1roe Ser 5meite
an1erifonii6e MiiionsfongreB an
@onntag in Bottom, Maii., feierli4
eroff11et. Ser 8ro5eliion poro11s ging
ein feierIider @~ottes6tenit in Ser &a<
tbe6rale gum 81. &reu5. Mn 6iefer
Tro5el1ion 6urb Sic StraBen Bottoms
nobmen tbeiI: sc. grceIlen5, migr.
@on5ono, ser pGpitIide Mblegat 6es
81. @aters; Cardinal 0'@onnen bon
goiton; feds grabiid0fe, ied5ig @i=
ih6fe nro iiber 1000 &rieiter. Ser
papftlide Mblegat, 6urd 6eiien Gn=
tpeIenbeit ser omerifaniihe Miliions=
@ongreB beionoere 8e0elttung erbielt,
celebrierte 6as Nontififalamt; Gor6t=
nal S'Gonnen bielt Sic 6eitpre6igt,
lit mlder er 1i6 iiber Sic MiIiionS=
Iage crying uno erflarte, es tpare oas
@erf @ottes, nidt SOS @erf etn5e1ner
g decentralization. @om 81. 8ater NOR
Elm &abelgramm eingelauf EN-, in mel=
Client 6ieler 6em &ongreB ietnen pdplf=
liden gegen ertbeilt. Montogabeno
fon6en in 237 &irhen ser @r5bi6seie
ibesiel[e Mn6obten NIT Ere6igt iiber
6ie Milionen nn6 sic Hflege 6es Mii=
lionsgeiites itott. Mittpo6 fam Scr
MiliionsfongreB 5um Mbi6l1tb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
0ie @elfenfrage lit als gelDf 81


betradten. Sc berlautet, ooB Der
B%un6esratb einbeutg 6em 8orih1oge
Ser preuBiiden &egierung 5nltim=
men miro, sic @egenti@aft in @ranr<
idmeig onf5ubeben nno benz Nrt11s
5en grnlt Mngu1t bon Cumberland Die
brauni6meigiide &er5ogsfrone a113l1-
bieten, obne 6aB er formen onf 5an=
11oper @er5idt leiitet. Mn6 Ser Bu11>
oesrotb lit ser &niidt, baB Der bon
bem Grin5en geleiitete Dieniteto nro
sic bon ibm in einem 8riefe an ben
Meidsfon5ler obgegebene grflarung
fetner ebrliden Mblidten poqig ge-
niiQen6 feien. Sic rTdgli@e Sumo,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
cSn sen lcbten pier5ehn Sagen ia:

lih bos 8efin0en 6es &apltesFlus 51t=
nebn1el1o gebeliert, io0ab oie 9noten=
set mieoer m%fgenomn1en tperoen
fonnten. Sim 5onntag empfing Der
Yaplt etma bl1n6ert Yilger aus
@oles, england, Sic inter Ser 6ub=
r11ng bon 9ii6of MoitDn nod &om
aefommen muren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Nrau Gmmeline Hanfbnrit,

SIuu VluHlCltle fu1'AD"~F Nv
6iibrerin Ser britii6en Suffrogetten
ser Ibot, barf Ben 8ooen Der User.
gtaaten betreten. Ser MuS19lnBbe=
febI ser 8eb0r6e auf Gifts Sslano
mur6e umgeltoBen, nadoem Brait'
bent @ilion nit Mrbeitsiefretar 8tl-
fon iiber SEN SAT- cine &ndlprabe
gebabt botte. Mod 5@luB ser &on-
feren3 fiinoigte Sefretar 8illon an,
Irou Yonfburlt mer6e nnter Der Be=
6a1gung in oas 2anb gelaiien, bob
iie no9 @hluB ibrer Gortragstour
obreiie. Cine 8Iridaft pnr6e ni91
perlangt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Bic 9sfarridmlen feiern aud

Die Efarridmlen feiern audi tn
Canada ibren Sriumpb. gu 60
ronto boben bon Sen &farri6nl5og-
Iingen SO Ero5ent 6ie gramen be-
1tan6en; bon ben Sdulern ni4tta=
tboliIher Mnitalten 0agegen nrr 76
@ro5ent. Sic Eages5eitungen bon 30
ronto mo9en Sic 8emerfntg, oaB
es ange5eigt mare, benz 2ebrplan Der
Gfarridulen gu folgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
I'm 9cutldlano le6en iid friiber

Sm 9cmtidlano 1cben ii@ friiber
alerbono fren1oe Golfer bernn1ge=
ibloge1l, aber ieit ser golferi9laft
Bel 9eip5ig nidt mebr. ltl1o oaB eS
10 fit oae 311fltnft bleibe, miinlde11
Sic aus meiter Ierrc ouf oas am Is.
0ftober el1tbiillte I0lferi6ladtoenf=
NAL blidfenoen 3el1tld)en in fremoe1
0an6el1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

bel 6em Sonntog in glroio ltattge-
fu1bc11en Sfattourllier als gliidlider
@epimer berbor;; ibm gait Ser erl tie
Breis int @ertbe bon 3lpan3ig @olbz
Dollars.
Mnr Som1taga6en6 miro sic
&e0eD Stod SO. in Der fatb. Club
&aue Elm Engagement er0ffnen, 6as
Die gauge ISOLDE an6a1,ern un6 3id
je6en a(ben6 6urd cine ,1e11e Daritel=
lung a11S3ei6nen miro. Die Ebeoter=
tr1ppe fat ii9 in ct. @louo BEL fri
beren goritequngen bortbeilbaft elm
gefiibrt, un6 miro man ii9 bier ibrer
bei Ser tomn1enoen @elegenbeit in
g~ebiibrer6er @eiie erinnern.
Seit Montag beiBt es Ger ne1en
Stootor6inan5 gemdb BEL ~offenem
@iiir" gu trinten. Die 5Iiiter1tiib9en
iino ibrer Ebiiren uno ibrer 8orb6n=
&c boar, un6 Elm gemiitblides 8lou=
6eritin6den gebort gu SEN 9ingen
Ser 8ergnngenbeit.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mug Biz gum 1. Nobember be5oblt
iein, m%iorigenfaus elm Aufidlae bon
5ebm Yro5ert erfolgen tpir6.
- 8. 81. Smift, melder cine ipe<
3ieae @teuerabid)dbung ser @eIber
m16 @re6ite in I'M ere Stoot pornobm,
fat Sic Mbi6abung bollenbet un6 iei=
ne Nrbeit, Die linn ponitaatsmegen
aufgetrogen mur6e, 5eigt cine grbo=
bung Ser Mbidatltng Inn $4,000.
- 2ie in u%nierer Staot beitebenoe
Hrblic Serpice &c., lit fontraftlid
nit ser eleftriiden &raftbeiorgung in
Sen bieiigen Greet Nortbern @iien=
bobntperfitdtten nn6 in ser Staats=
@eformonltalt betrout tporoen. @ie in
Sen gabnlperfltdtten 10 miro a19 Ste
inouitrielle Mrbeit Ser &eformidule
eleftrtid beiorgt tper6en, iobolo bie
oo5u mtbmen6igen @orfebrungen ge=
troffen 1inb.
- Beltern, Mittpo9, Morgen bot
int ct. &apbaels Soipital 6rau glile
2Iopo, melde in Sen lekten M}onaten
BON ser 5taot n~nterbalten mur6e, bas
3eitlide geiegnet. @eute morgen s
llbr fi116et Sic 8eerbigtng bon Der
&%atbe6rale aus 1tott.
- Mm lekten Mot1tag fat 6. 6.
&otpor6 bon Minneopolis Sic bon linn
ongerom1ne1e SteQe als @ebiilfsbe=
triebsleiter 6es umfangreiden &c
1daftes ser CT. CLOUD Subtle Serbice
COMPANY angetreten.
- County = Mu6itor Ebomep bat
Sen 81. Sctober als Sag angeiebt,
an meldem sic @oriiber Ser Sotpn<
Sltperpiioren nno Die @i1lage<Grdii<
benton 6es 4. @ommiiidr Diitrtfts
gut ommertreten, Inn Elm nel1es Mit=
gIie6 6es G%ountprotbs als 8ertreter
6es genannten Mitrtfts in Der Cont
miiiar=8eb0r6e gu ermab1en. Durd
bte @abl 6es @errn Ebomep als
COMMUNICATION tpur6e sic Commit
1GrtStene 6es 4. Diftrifts bafant. Ser
11eue Gomntp<Mu6itor bat Sic bisberi=
qer Deputies aIs feline @ebilfen i'm
Mmte beibebolten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Die 50. Notwithstanding oes
Gentralpereins in Htttsburgh 1884,,
miro bonn /. biz 4. Muguit 1914 ab=
aehulten tuer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Bic Yrpbibitioniiten ind)en cine
Ntiaion Collar fir Sic nadlte Bralt=
oentld)aftsfompagne. Sic i6einen
allo ser Mnlidt gu fem, bob sic Cunt
men in1,1er nod nidt ausgeltorben
feie11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

meroen, mo- Sapan relte gbfotgebiete
fir Eor5ellm, 9admaaren, Matten
unb anoere Strpbtpaarer, Sbee nn6
NobIcioe 31 fin6en bofft.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
GIRL TELLS HOW
SHE MET JOHNSON

Chicago, May S.-Small. pretty and
neatly clad Belle Schrieber took the
stand today and told the court. trying
Jack Johnson the full story of her re-
lations with the fighter. Through the
fields of a heavy veil, she detailed how
she met Johnson, their subsequent
relations and the trips they made
from state to state. Before she was
called several government witnesses
testified.
Estella Palmer. alias Henderson,
said Miss Schrieber was an inmate of
Pittsburg resort where she was
known as Jaque Allen and others de-
scribed the character of the row of
flats where she lived in Chicago.
Charles Sampson testified that
Johnson and the girl came to his store
in October, 1910. and that the negro
bought over thousand dollars worth
of furniture which the girl selected.
Several Washington ball players
were admitted to the court, though
spectators generally were excluded.
They heard part of the testimony. In
the corridor outside the court John
son shook hands with several ball
players. Before court met, Johnson
drove in an automobile to the union
depot to meet several witnesses from
the east. A crowd of men gathered
about the machine but no attempt
was made at demonstration against
the negro.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08

electro mechanical gong, the bid
states that $415 would be deducted.
Get Bridge Plans.
The plans and specifications for the
proposed bridge across the Umatilla
river at Star street were presented by
City Engineer Kimbrell and referred
to the street committee.
Jesse S. Vert refiled her protest
against the paving of east Webb and
College streets and it was referred to
the street committee.
Proposes Levee walk.
Leon Cohen, chairman of the spe-
'cial committee appointed by the
Commercial association to secure an
improved walk along the levee, ap-
peared before the council and ex-
plained the matter 1t was referred
To the street committee.
The matter of laying the Lilleth
street sewer, a petition for which was
granted last winter. was brought uI
again and put in the hands of the
sewer committee for action. Work
could not be commenced last winter
on account of the cold weather but il
is probable that it will be taken W
refore long
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
O'HARA ON TRIAL
BEFORE THE SENATE

Springfield, Ill, May S.-Inquiry
into charges that Lieutenant Cover
nor O'Hara, head of the white slave
and starvation wage senate investi-
eating committee, and other members
Of that body, were guilty of grave Of
fenses was begun at noon before the
senate sitting as a committee of the
whole. O'Hara refused to add any
thing to his statement yesterday that
any affidavits reflecting on the char
acters of himself or other probers,
were perjured.
The first evidence was given by NJ.
Blair Coan, an investigator of the vice
commission who declared that on the
night of April 2S at a local hotel
Deputy Sheriff sullivan. who present.
ed charges against O'Hara, told him
that if the vice probers came to Spring
field and compelled Mr.. Davis of the
firm of Davis. Enzel and company,
liquor dealers, to testify that Sulli"
van had affidavits and that he would
use them to put O'Hara out of office,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
BIDS FOR ALARM SYSTEM AND AUTO
CHEMICAL RECEIVED BY COUNCIL

Four bids were last night received
by the city council on the proposed
auto chemical fire cart and one on
the proposed fire alarm system. All
We're referred to the fire and water
committee which will determine
which is the lowest and best. The
following were the bids received on
the auto fire cart:
A. q. Long for wagon with 40 gall
Ion tank and 20 horsepower motor,
$500. with 235 gallon tank and 20
horsepower motor, $500
Gorham Revere Rubber Co, for
wagon with 60 gallon tank, motor not
specified, $500.
Robinson Fire Apparatus Mfg. Co.,
wagon with so gallon tank. and 120
horsepower motor, $500.
The Webb Co., of Allenstown Pa.
wagon with 60 gallon tank and 12O
horsepower motor, $4,000, with same
tank and so horsepower motor, $500.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., of
New York, was the only company to
bid on the alarm system. Its bid for
the complete, equipment as specified
is $3S15. Should the council deter
mine not to install a bell stro.se and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
TO USE DISEASE IN EFFORT TO
EXTERMINATE RABBITS IN COUNTY

In an effort to introduce a disease
that will exterminate the rapidly in
creasing rabbit swarms of the west
ern end of the county, DR.. w, H.
Lytle, state sheep inspector, left this
morning for Echo armed with bot
tie of culture of snuffles, new dis
ease resembling distemper and said
to be very fatal to rabbits. He will
inoculate a number of the little ami
mails and liberate them in the fileds
in the hopes that they will spread the
malady.
So numerous have become the rab-
bits in the west end that they now
constitute serious menace to the al
falfa crops, and ranchers have been
appealing for aid in fighting them.
They themselves have conducted rab-
bit drives but. though thousands have
been slaughtered this means has prov
ed ineffective gecause the survivors
which Chicago bacteriologists have
multiply so rapidly.
The snuffles virus is a bacillus with
been experimenting for some time
Hearing that 1t had been proven to be
universally fatal with rabbits, DR.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
CHINDA TO CALL ON
SECRETARY BRYAN

Washington, May S.-First among
Secretary Bryan's caller when he
reached Washington from Sacramento
today probably will be Viscount Chin
da, the japanese ambassador. It has
been assumed that the ambassador has
been awaiting the opportunity to de-
liver personally to the secretary of
state, protest from his government,
against the California alien legisla-
tion, but it is believed now the first
effort of the ambassador will be to get
from the secretary some idea of what
the administration proposes to do
after Governor Johnson signs the land
bill. as it is generally expected he will
90. Before answering this question,
however, Mr.. Bryan must report to
and confer with President Wilson re-
garding his California mission so he
probably will suggest that his confer
ence with Niscount Chinda be post
poned for a short time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08

right back on the home roost in their
dear old Pendleton.
Mrs. Pell, who has a number Of
pigeons and ships extensively. keeps
a record of band numbers on each
sale. On receiving Mr. Rodecker's
letter she went to her lofts, made an
examination of bands and there were
the four wanderers, all in good condi-
ton, though there was no means of
determining when they got back.
Who can fathom the God-given in
stinct that led these little creatures
unerringly through a thousand miles
of March wind and storm to their
home in the far off west? 1t is he
yond the wisdom of mortal man. only
eXplainable by Him who looks after
and provides for the weak as well as
the strong.
Rodecker is having the birds re-
turned and there is certainly proof
positive that he is getting good
strain of the Homer breed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
WOMEN IN JAIL
REFUSE TO EAT
BREAKDOWN IN COURT
Trial of Suffragists in London Halted
None of Militants Have Eaten
Since Their ArreSt-Another Bomb
Found-Total Damages Estimated
at $5,0OO,00O

London, May S.-The breakdown
in the courtroom of General" Flora
Drummond from weakness, caused a
halt in the trial of militant suffra-
gettes charged with disturbing the
peace today. The proceedings were
continued to the 18th. The suffra-
getes except Edward Clayton a "male
suffragette," will be released in $5,-
600 bail None of the women have
eaten since arrested and the effect
of the fast was noticeable when the
case was called.
Miss Drummond collapsed and Miss
Kenney and Miss Kerr were so weak
they could hardly stand.
A bomb was found today in front
of a pawnbrokers at Totenham. Suf-
fragettes are suspected.
1t was estimated today that dam
ages exceeding $4,000 have been done
by the suffragettes since the govern
ment recalled the franchise reform
bill during the last parliament.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
COMMITTEE ON BANKING
BEGINS HEARINGS TO-DAY

Washington, May SIT was ex-
pected that the new senate commit
tee on banking and currency would
today begin its hearings during which
all phases of the financial question
will be Investigated. When the sem
ate recently passed the resolution in
'troduced by Chairman owen it con-
ferred upon the committee full au-
thority to summon witnesses and COM
pei their attendance. 1t was the plan
Of the committee to examine many OF
the financial kings and prominent
banking experts from all over the
country, but principally from New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Chi
cago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
DITCH The OLD LID; THE STRAW
HAT SEASON IS HERE AT LAST

Down with the derby, 'raus NIT that
fedora, to the discard with that fuzzy
cap and all hail the straw hat. king
of summer lids. The time has al
most arrived when man may venture
forth upon the street with his dome
surmounted by the latest styles of hay
headgear without feeling himself an
object of curiosity. Saturday of this
week has been proclaimed by the
merchants as Straw hat day."
For the past week or two, several
of the more crusty members of the
male population have appeared in
public with straw skypieces but the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
FORMER DETECTIVE
PLACED ON TRIAL

San Francisco, May S,-With full
board assembled the San Francisco
police commission began hearing
Frank Esola, former detective serge
ant who is the first of eight suspend
ed policemen indicted for alleged COM
rlicity in operation of the Italian
bunco ring to stand trial before the
police body. Esola is charged with
conduct unbecoming an officer and
with neglect of duty. The accusation
is based by the police commission on
testimony given before the grand jury
by italian bunco men, on which that
body indicted Esola for alleged COM
plicity in swindling Charles Foida, a
farmer. who was fleeced of $4,000 by
Michael Gallo and Maurice De Mar
tinin. 1t is alleged Esola received a
portion of the money to protect the
bunco men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-08
PAVING CASE BEFORE
SUPREME COURTHERE.

The members of the Oregon state
supreme court this morning listened to
| the arguments in the Pendleton paw
ng case, Johns VS.. The City of PEN
dleton, which is of much interest and
Importance locally. The case involves
the question as to whether or not the
property owners in the Jackson street
district can be held for the assess
ments levied against their property
for the Improvement of that thor
oughfare. Judge Phelps in the circuit
court decided in favor of the city,
Chiefly on the grounds that the plain
tiff had waited until the Improvement
was done and the value of his prop
erty enhanced before bringing action.
The case was appealed and was heard
by the supreme tribunal on that ap-
peal today r. r. Johnson appearing
for the appellant and R. w. Montague
of Portland for the respondent.
Several other cases We're argued
and submitted to the court today.
namely: from Harvey county, jay
Jenkins, resp. VS.. Samuel f. Jenkins.
appl, Miller & Chezem for appellant,
a. y. Reimbold for respondent; from
Baker county, Oregon Mill & Grain
Co. appl. VS.. c. kirkpatrick. resp, A.
a. Smith for appellant, NJ. d. Clifford
for respondent; from Malheur coun-
ty, L. S National Bank of Vale, resi-,
VS.. Blanche Flower Thebaud and C.
NJ. Thebaud, appl., j. NJ. McCulloch
for respondent, A. A. Smith for ap-
pellant.