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gen geinnht:
Ggefretdr BEL Der @ci1notif]aft IN
pdrogii1p lnO llruguap $. =. pr,
thur GHenfelO, Giitrift por olum-
bi1.
Sefrcfdr bel Der @eInnotidaft in
perL o.. s. Rennoper bon Gali.
fornia.
observation-disclosures i'm 9. 81.
itrifte bon Sienhidp, 6. q. a6oulp,
fen.
Ginte6ner fir Die offentlidcn
Q6nbertien iii BiliitOn, q. g., 8.
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gefOnmt Oas Grbe.

CT. @auoens, t5ranfrei6, i6
Sui. aonig 9lIfonio BON Spnnier
miro balo imitanoe ieins Elm CRIB
bcn $500,000 an3ntreteit ipeldeS
inn glIbert Sopone, frii6er giirser,
meiiier elmer fleinen Stoot bel Golt'
louie, bintcrlaiien bat. Das be.
ttefienoe Geitoment mar algegrif.
frll uoroen, ipnroe 1ber beute IN
ben @eridjten oils reGtSfraftig oil
erfannt.
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Gteiuer6eltener 6efiirluurtet.

MaDor 9ubImnn 6at III Der bcu.
tigen Sibung oes Gtnotrotbs oie
ginfiibrltng elmer geuerbeIteucr iii
Cmabd beantragt. Ger it1otiIde
9edtsbeiItanO 9linc lit bealtftrngt
iuorbeu cine biesbe5iiglihe 0rOi.
mans 5u enttperfen. 9nblnIon lit
Der Meinung, oaB Der Staot Ourd
cine @etperbeiteuer cine i1brlite
@iilnabne bon 100000 bis Su
$150,000 ertpadien peroe.
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lmlllnllanb in naiffteidlnen. inoeli
ltn unifr Der Hg0inaitan. hnh be
Vdnbesaref8eilfaac uno eniidioal.
alna Der sltiraai0llgn 0lu Dem
HriraBId,onpIab mtidlieoeu mer0f
BerAer miro pfrlanai, 0aB bio oni
miInarlldlpm tscbiet iuphncnNei
cBriedeu lie pcrionIideu imo ReIl.
0ioH6Ireihetien aeiiattet meroen.
soIuntfi. Is. Snli-Tc eric.
dlildle HeiebIsbabrr beridliet, onb
lEirbenoe nulg0ren aeiicrn bic Grt.
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Balm 1eGeGen, nnaiin0eten un0 800
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Incident bic Griehcn Drama be.
letten. Die @ulaaren IieBen Bel
ibrer sSIudlt 10 @agenlnOwngn
W1unition TIM Stide.
GiriehiIfc 9rlppen bdben bie
Gtabt WleInif, b5 MeiIen norOoitlid
bon SnIoniti erlegel, beIebt imo
riiden aeeen Die buIeariid1e eiren5e
bcr. Die @ulsnren baben iidj ipei.
ter nif ben 9SoB BON 9iumboIa at.
riidgeOgen. Die ariedjiiden Seer.
fiibrer itno iiber5elgt, oaB Der noh.
tie 8uIommenitoB bereits ouf bull.
gnriIdem goOeit itnttfinoetl miro.
9ou0on, 16. sSuli.-eSn Inter.
Bduie erfI1rte Der Wiiniiter 0es
QEustD1rti9en Cir Gomar0 @rep, ee.
tern 4beHo, 0db ieiner 9lnii6t nod
nur Die b0[lige Grid)opfrng Der
friegfiibren6en Wotionen cine Soft.
niing ouf 9eenoieung oes Samples
bote. Die ausiidten, oaB fi1 beioe
@eiien al eirer 0erHittlimg ourd
eine brittle Wlndt berfteben tuiirDeM
iino nibt giititig.
ct. petersbltrG 16, SliIi.-Gin
bllIaoriIdes 4anonenboot uno meb,
rere Eorpeooboote, tuel6e li6 Dor
Der ruindniiden Glotte in oen Safen
pcn SebnitoboI gefIii6tet botten,
iino naA Iblduf Der iibIi6en "a
tshm0en bon ben &uIfen eutlpafinet
por0en.
goIonifi, 16. syuIi.-0er bieIige
clierreih ilngariite @eneraIfoniu[
sfuguit arol bat ieiner gegieruug
einen geridjt fiber Die bon ben 9uL.
adren ousgeiiibrten S9anOtbaten
geienoet. DreipierteL Der emit bIii.
tcn0en, 100000 Gintuobner oGblen.
ben Stoot Ceres lit elm rait6enoer
GriimmerbduFen. Cine tpeitere 6iI.
aoriihe Ghetbli6feit mir0 nab
bier aus Goiran, elmer 40 Meilen
ilorbipeItli9 non Salonifi liegeaOen
Gtd0t, beri6tet. Muielni1itner ia.
ben cine idDriitlide grfLdrlng abge.
oeben, tDelde bon orei bulgariiden
6crtiaen grieitern mitinter5ei6net
lit, ooB Die gulgaren bort 5000
1iirfen obgeidladtet 9aben, ipelde
aus Der llmgeeeuo 0er Staot bort
s;itflu9t geiudt batten.
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Iadjtmeiiter iuirO freiselaTeH.

2eobenportb, 16. SuIi.-GbarIe;
@o6tneiiter aus Detroit, einer 0et
33 glrbeiterfitbrer, Die tpegen 9D.
n1mitberbrehens in indianapolis
pro5eiiirt uno berurtbeilt umo am
/. Sauuor oieies 5nbres I'M bieii
gen 9unoes5udtbauS eingeliefert
nuroen lit parolirt uno freigeIaIipu
moroen. Bon ieiner Elm ss5abr mn
einen Tag 6etrngenoen Straie bal
er ettuas nleBr ais Die SdIfte bcr-
hiibt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-16
ggaltcr guf nnberIebt.

Sr mierer geitrioen gtuSeabe be-
rid)tctcn mir, oab Serr @oltcr
BOB BON Bapiaion BEL einem gluto,
infaqe Idlper berlcst iporoeu iet
@liidliherpeiie 1T oem nibt 10,
es lag einc giomcnsbernebIclna
Dor, uno frelnO @olter Bob itebi
nad ipie Dor NIT ligeihipddtru
ardften mo Itets I11clnoer Wtienc
ocm Dcutiden Souic In Noptaiou
por.
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fllfniiitcn Qnris bai IAon Iflmfr
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ter Tie @ofiraar orr ounet
idiidr bcr 6rgiahion llnibrriltai iin0
pgaeH otr 9iur aif glittuodi Der.
Idoben por0en. 8iinhmomaniia
nit hcm geaen bon &dbienen liir
Sic Strobeiibuhu bcidldliiaien ar.
better bobcn oie glrbeit cinaeitrlt.
3iuei pciicrc 3ooesidle iin0 heu.
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gInrfs, Gin Snidlir ors eountD so.
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inbl. o. StraBe nobnbait. Scit
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straBr, wtitgfico Der 5irina @rao.
lid & Sonide, 1O6 fiiOI. IA. GtraBe,
foaioirte bente 8orntittag nit lei,
nem 3meirno nit einem 81idenb.
Iieferlngsipagen uno puroe auf oas
StraBenpfIaiter geidleitoert. 9ie
etlittenen 8erlesungen iino le6eas,
gefdbrli6er geotlr.
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irin ntilils, mt honoelenldh ieb0n
lu lduufn mb lgine aaHR Set ben
der iaairn pi mihurn tuaiof
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luton ein. IN lpfld,cr 0er FtaIiocni
olIiarlorbcri wiFh Ncridloar ucafi
Der cichali&erhohiua bc5 Sianis.
ieirrtdrS 3u ntnAen Tic Mepnblt.
lanfr nahmcn Oieielbc NIT @elddicr
.aui mebrfrr Idnolraifn aber mil
Gniriiiuna. Der bpnotraiiide 6iib'
rer aern un0 an6rrr prominentr
Tcmpfruten prsteiiirteu. oab bic
3rdse iibrrbntpt Snt Trbattc iom.
inc mo Die MeioIuiion puroe
idllieBlidl ami ocn giidl aelcat. Mdbi
rno ocs aan5eu 1aaeS aber murOc
in ben saaen ocs @eic6es, IN ocu
oiientIidlen yotalcH mo alf 0cn
StrabeH Der Stn6t iiber griitop's
gntrag aeiprohen.
grpdn bat notilrlih gleih nod
@efanntiper0eH Der griiIom 9ieiolu,
tion cine @useibanoericbuug erlai.
ien, in ipelher e nameHtlid betont,
OoB er ieine 6erien nerbriugen ton,
nc, ipie es ibn beliebe. Gr iuerOe
bic 3auer Serielbeu NIT gortraeeH.
bic ibm @cIO einbringen, otsfiiaen.
Gr babe iid) oArdl 8ortrdge imo
artifelitreiben elm biibideS Der.
ntogcn ertuorbeiL Diel mebr, tDie
ibm oas g[mt hes Gtaotsiefrctdrs
einbrinae. Bon Dem @ebalt fonnG
er nidts iporen. lmo Oa ct feline
fliiber gemodten griporniiie uidi
onareiien poQe, Deroipne CT @el0
ourf 9ortrage aein oerniinftiger
@enib f0nne ibm Oieies oerIugen.
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quf Der SOdlpilSiaaS.

@rano Cannon. 9(ri3., 16. SuIi.
--Ebeooore 9looIcbelt, ietne Sobnc
g[rfie un0 Guertin mo Iein 0eiic
gli6olas lino n16 Dem gtoroen glri-
5cnaS abgefobren, Inn bort upo i'm
Giiocn lltabS Der Sodtptloiago OBJ
5uIieoen. q ,erben bic 9leieroa,
tirncn Der Sopi., Der Moti. uuo Der
globoio. Snoianer beiuden uno Ourd
oas Snnere Der g8iiite 9lri5oitas rei'
ien.
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gsul(cn i'd, Oereiniecn.

g(ppleton, g8is., 16. suli.-Dit
@iSconiin 9eutite 2utberiife Sp.
nooc bat bier ibrc Sisung obgebnl'
ten imO ben @uuib oeduBcrt, oof
ih Die Spnoocn BON @isconiin,
Dlinnclot1, Wlifigon unb gtebrdsfo
81 cinem 9roben Diitrift pereiiti-
gen. Sin aonlite lpuroe nit oen
oicSbcjiigliden gororbeiten betrnlit
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Observation-Disclosures.

sSn Der 0ienitoe gta6mittog itott.
Geiunoenen Sisung Der 8oiier.
iperfsbeboroe iuuroe Die @elignation
6es 9oiisers 0obiO s. S'grien an.
genommen uno an 0eiien Steae
Durbe 8. s. Goao eripGbIt.
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@mnipeg, Wlanito6a, t6. SslIi.--
Gas 9oitoeportcment gob befonnt,
bab in 9legino reeiitrirte grieie NIT
einlaacn bon $4,000 geItoblen
irurScn. Die nteiiten tporen iladj
@innipeg beitilumt. ~
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49, EroderreInigen uno ydr6en
oIler 9(rt nad nenitcr iuiIienidaft.
liher WletboOc iino In alien Bran.
den Bel Der G6ocoiad Co., 407
fiol. t5. etrnbe, 0maba. gbcne:
Douglas 1921.
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gRettrr6eridlt.

Sir Omaha, Council Bluffs uuS
ltmgegeno: 5lJ6it mo ipetig fin.
Ter slben0s Tlo DonnerItaa.
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.. 4. @nrn ocuiider Gptt
fcr. slugea uuteriudt fiir griIen.
443-b 9raaocis @cbduoa 0ulpba
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grpan miro fritiiirt.

@aibington, 8. g., t6. S5uli.-
@ern0e jebt ioate li9 Staatsicfrct1r
8rpan unbeoingt in Der 9unoes.
bnliptitaot dufbalten, iagte Senator
gtorris bon glebraSfa. SefretGr
grnan lit idarf fritiiirt moroen
negen ieiner gleuBeriing, OaB er nit
ieinem @ebolt niht 1u5fommen
tonne unO gejpungen lei, gortrdge
5u bnlten. Die aritifer iinO uibt
MIR in republitduiihen areiien 5ll
fInoen; uein cine gdn3e Menge 9e.
nlofraten iino NIT Dem genebmen
&rpan's ni6t einberitanoen.
Ole nerifaniibe 8rage 1T gegen.
ndrtig fritiib, oas nub Seber 81.
geben, fubr equator gtorris fort (;
lmO Die iapaneiiide 9Iffoire beoarf
aQer 9llimerfiamfeit oeS StaatS.
Departcntents 9eioe 1in1c ite6ert
inter Der oireften aontroae bes
Sefretars. IS lit ieOeuiallS taft.
los bon @rDat, gortr1ge 81 balteu,
70 lange Die 6ragen ni6t erleoigt
limo. SSrgeno eine 9urdidnitts.
perion fam NIT $4,000 per Sobr
ousfomlnen, unO ipenn Serr grpan
mebr allsgiebt, pie einnimmt. oalr.t
ica er ieine 9lusgnbcn reou5iren
uno ni6t 0arnad itrcben, ieine Gin.
na5men IL erbo9en.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
ORCHARD BLIGHT
GROWS SERIOUS

En- route to Milton for the purpose
OF looking into the situation with ref
erence to fire blight, Hon. w. K. New
ell of CASTOR. president of the State
Horticultural Board. was here for a
few hours today He came from La
Grande on train No. II and left for
the east end of the county at o.
clock In Union county he was ac-
companied by Prof. Jackson of o. A.
c., who is still in Union instructing or
chardists how to combat the blight.
According to Mr.. Newell the blight
is the most serious thing orchardists
have to contend with this year and the
situation is serious. The weather con-
ditions seem to have been favorable
to the blight this spring and it is very
prevalent. While originally a pear
tree pest the apple trees are also af-
fected
The only known way of treating
fire blight consists in cutting off the
infected part and burning it. There is
no way Of relieving the trouble by
spraying. AS soon as the blight is
discovered on a tree the infected part
should be removed and destroyed.
Otherwise the entire orchard may be-
come infected
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
NUISANCE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby called to the fol-
lowing portion of Section 1 of Ordi-
nance No. 336 Of the City of Pendle-
ton, viz:
Throwing or pacing, or deposit
ing upon any street or sidewalk any
sweepings from any store, or the con-
tents of any cuspidor or the promis-
cuous scattering of hand bills, or 9th
er papers or substance or material
that is offensive to the eye, in any
street, or alley or upon any sidewalk
is hereby declared to be nuisance
Section 9 of said ordinance provides
that any person guilty of violation
of any of the provisions of said or
dinance shall upon conviction thereof
be punished by fine or imprisonment
This notice is given by order of the
street committee and dated this 5tf
day of July, 1913.
THOS. FITZ GERALD.
80 City Recorder
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
REID RETURNS
FROM THE BUSH

Having plloted the Morrow county
bush team to victory over its hated
rival, the Condor team, Bill Reid, late
Of the Yakima team has returned 20
Pendleton from Heppuer With him
came Naughton, former La Grande
shortstop who was also on the Morrow
county squad. The boys played four
games with the Heppner-Ione team
and after the first. Reid was made
manager-captain. In this capacity he
sent for Jess Garrett under whom he
played last year in this city and, pitt
ted against Al Carson. the Portland
coaster, Jess got away with his game
10 to A.
MILESTONE Of Portland, started
the game for Condor. He lasted three
innings when Carson went in With
the score to in his favor. Sperry.
the first batter up, banged out two
bagger walk and an infleld hit by
Reid brought in two scores. Then the
Condor balloon went up. Carson was
handled roughly and hits went to all
corners of the lot. Misplays and the
dust played part in the score, but
enough clean drives were made off
either MILESTONE, Carson or Ashen-
felter to win any game, and the Hep
pner and Fossil sports carried away
close to $4,000 of Condor money.
Jesse Garrett was hit frequently the
first three innings, but with his team
batting at 500 clip he frightened mp
and in the whole game struck out 10
Condor batters and allowed them
only a half dozen hits. Batteries:
Condor, MILESTONE. Carson, Ashen-
felter and Richardson. Conroy; Nor
row County, Garrett and Mays.
Reid declares he had a fine time in
Heppner and he is strong for the fans
of that city. They paid him s110 and
expenses and gave Garrett $50 and ex-
penses for winning his game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
PERSONAL
MENTION

c, r. Myers Of Hermiston was Wis
itor in Pendleton yesterday.
J. w Messner came up from Her
miston last evening and spent the
night here.
Commissioner II. NJ. Cockburn OF
Milton is here today attending to
court business.
Elmer HendricksoR Of Adams was
among the people here from over the
county Yesterday.
Miss Lenore Younger. former Pen
d.eton girl is up from Portland for a
visit with friends.
viii Ganger has returned from a
two weeks vacation at the Mckenzie
ranch on Camas Prairie.
Miss Alice Mckenzie has returned
to Pendleton after a visit with h-I
family at Camas Prairie.
Mrs. Clifford L. Morgan left on No.
II today en- route to Honolulu where
she will spend the summer.
Hanley A. Waterman, county com
missioner, is up from Hermiston to-
day attending session of the court.
Water and Art Scale of Condor,
two OF the buckarooes who attended
the Tacoma show, are in Pendleton to-
day
Mrs. j. w. Stockman who has been
i'll for some time and is taking treat
ment in Walla Walla is reported by
her husband to be slightly improved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
ALL INTERESTED IN THE
1915 FAIR AT FRISCO

LONDON. July 9.-Clarence NJ.
Smith, California banker and finan-
cier who has been studying European
agricultural conditions with the Am
erican Agricultural commission, de-
olared today upon his arrival here
from Paris. that in Italy. Germany,
Austro- Hungary and France he found
evidence of great interest among bus
mess men and large manufacturers in
the coming Panama. Pacific exposi-
ton at San Francisco to celebrate the
opening of the Panama canal in 1915.
He said that all indications point to
large emigration to California when
the canal is opened. Banker Smith,
besides being a member Of the Am
erican commission, represented the
San Francisco chamber of commerce
and the exposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
FIRST BALLOON ASCENSION
MADE 100 YEARS AGO TO-DAY

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Officials
OF the recently established Langley
aerodynamic laboratory at the Smith
sonian Institute today commented on
the fact that it was just one hundred
and twenty years ago today that a
man named Blanchard-the Rodman
Law of esterday-startled America
by ascending in a balloon at Phila-
delphia. 1t was the first time the
feat had ever been accomplished on
this side of the Atlantic.
The comment was brought forth in
connection with the present day stage
of air navigation when aeroplanes,
hydro-aeroplanes, dirgible balloons
and other types of air craft have ceas-
ed to be novelties throughout the civil
lized world. George Washington was
an interested spectator at the first bal
Icon ascension in this country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09

here yesterday. IT was the first Wal
Ia Walla-North Yakima contest at
North Yakima and the fans were out
IN force to see the pennant winning
Bears in action with the Braves.
Fitchner held the Bears to one hit
in the first seven innings and famed
eight in that time The Braves found
Kelly invincible till the sixth. when
they scored one on Nadeau's and Gro
ver's doubles.
In the eighth Fitchner let down and
the Bears piled onto him. Johnson
raped out a husky single and stole
second, going home when Davis dou-
bled. Martini hit a Texas Lacquer,
advancing Davis to third. Sheely got
to first on a fielder's choice, Martini
to second on a wild pitch. Then Lund-
strum walked, filling the bases. Brown
singled. bringing Davis home and
Kelly's single brought Shelley in with
the third run. Leonard famed, retir-
ing the Bears
In the last of the eighth inning the
Braves came back for three runs.
It NOuNuCu hCllg lOl iOh5
double and came home when Nadeau
hit another double. Grover got on
with a single while Nadeau went to
third Grover stole second and Ma
deau came in when Harrod went out
with a throw from second to first.
Stoke singled and Grover came home.
Stoke died on first when Fuller fam
ned
The Bears made an effort to come
back in their half of the ninth, John
son got a scratch by sending one a
little too slow for Engel at second to
handle effectively Childers stepped
up and famed for the fourth time in
the game. Davis walked but was
forced out by Martini at second, end
ing Walla Walla's chances for a score
F'itchner walked six and famed II,
while Kelly walked two and famed
four The score: r. H. E.
North Yakima .......... 10 l
Walla Walla 6 0
Fitchner and Taylor; Kelly and
Brown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
Invasion Is Celebrated.

CORYDON. Ind. July 9.-Corydon
today celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the confederacy's invasion of
southern Indiana. 1t was just fifty
years ago today that General Nor
gan's confederate army crossed the
Ohio and invaded this district A fea-
ture of today's celebration was the
ringing of a bell now used in one of
the pubic schools which had been on
a river boat the captain of which
alarmed the citizens of Corydon by
ringing it. The boats crew afterward
bought the bell and presented it to
the city Several confederate Veter-
ans took part in today's celebration
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
LOCALS

United Orchestra Phone Main
Wanted-Gooi. clean rags at the
East Oregonian office.
Joe Ell. Insurance, room Ameri-
can National Bank bldg.
For bottled sodas and beers, phone
John Gagen, Main 1T.
Ladies wanting hair work done,
call on Mrs. Cornwell. 617 Cosbie.
Just received, one carload Of cedar
posts at J. A. Borie Lumber Co.
Lawns moved, windows washed.
work guaranteed. Call j. w. Pierce,
phone Main 25. New Grand Hotel
Wanted-Girl to wait on table.
Wages 81 per day. Apply at Head
light restaurant, 126 West Webb.
For rent-Two furnished rooms
with board, centrally located. Phone
Main SEQ.
C. e. Rude, livestock and general
auctioneer. Terms and dates can be
made with Mr. e. l.. Smith.
For sale or rent, upright piano. In
quire 112 East High st Phone black
2171.
Wheat hay wanted by Penland
Bros Transfer. SIS tons. Phone
Main 500.
Latest Victor and Edison Blue Am
berol records, also latest sheet music
received daily at Warren's Music
House
Passengers for Portland desiring a
refreshing ride on the Columbia river
should take the str Bailey Gatzert al
The Dalles, daily except Sunday and
Monday. at 3:15 p. m, arriving In
Portland at 9:45 p, m. Fare, The
Dales to Portland. 800
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
Notice for Bids.

Sealed proposals will be received
I'D to 8 o'clock p. m, Thursday. July
81, 1918, for furnishing school district
No. IS, Umatilla county. Oregon, with.
twenty-five cords of red fir wood,
in four foot lengths, to be cut from
green body timber and to be season.
ed. wood to be delivered at the sew
eral schools of the district as directed
bv the superintendent Of the city
schools.
Four hundred tons of Rock Springs
lump coal or some other kind equally
as good. Coal to be delivered as fol-
lows: Sixty tons at the Washington
school, 60 tons at the Hawthorne
school GO tons at the Lincoln school
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
CHARGE YOUTH WITH
KILLING SWEETHEART

WILKESBARRE Pa, July 9.-As
the result of an autopsy on the body
of Miss Alice Creswell, is, who was
drowned in Harvey's Lake on the
night of the Fourth, it was announc'
ed that Herbert Johns. 2S, her sweet
heart. is held charged with murder
ing the girl. Coroner Marley said the
autopsy showed bruises on the bod!
but no motive for the crime was dis
covered. Johns denied his response
bilitV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
To Undergo Treatment.

ST. PETERSBURG, July Sit was
officially announced here today that
the young Czarevitch will be sent to
Sakki, in northern Crimea, where he
will undergo course of treatment in
the famous mud and salt baths at that
place. Besides the mysterious all
ment with which the heir to all the
Russias has been afflicted since last
fall. and which is said to be incurable,
he has been suffering from a harden
ing of the tissues of the left knee,
which the court doctors believe the
Sakki baths will relieve.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-09
TAKES LIFE WHILE
POLICEMAN WAITS

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-While po-
lice sergeant was waiting at his nome
to arrest him on an embezzlement
charge George A. Sowman, treasurer
of a coal miners union at Bellesville'
Illinois near here stepped into an
other room and committed suicide by
shooting himself.
Sowman was shaving when the Of
ficer entered with the warrant.
Just wait a minute until I get the
lather off my face" he said, A mo-
nent later the policeman heard the
shot