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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

Rehtsprinsip, baS eine aprporoticr
fih auf bic ihr ertheilten 0eipaIten su
befhrdnten bat. SIN Der 3eit, als bas
rarobe Geihdft" 5rumpf mar. burh-
brachen bic 9erihte bieie beiIIame
Shrante bes 9eiebes unb aeftatteten
ben aorporationen. aud, anoere BE
triebe aufaunebmen, fir fpelhe lie feine
aonasiiion beiaben. Daburh baltic
fitl bic aorporationsaenalt suidmmen.
Giienbdhnen betreiben aoblenbsrqs
tperte. Der Stdbltruit Grsbergtperi..
siienbabneu, Rhsbersien unb ionit
mos. Dieie i'm cSntersife oss @roB-
fapitalismus entitanoene Rehtipre-
dung fann unb folIte aufashoben per.
ben. 8ds ipirb bebeutenb ipirfiamcr
iein. als bds bedbiiftiate 8erbot. blB
bieielbe peripn ben Sirettorien pers
ichieoener 9etriebe angebDrt, oa iih
has ifnerlih pirb ourdfiihreR laiien.
aber odmit bliebe nur nod etnc
sSrace All erlebiqsn. bic oem grdiioer'
ten aana befonoere Spr1s mdht. Die
&laae oeht oabin, nab inter Dem iebis
cen 0efese Riemanb tpeib, mas srlaubt
unb mas psrboten iit uno austunft
barber nur DE G,eritte aebeu ION.
nen. Ridlt nit llnreft fpirb ausaes
iiibrt. bah cine iolhe unaeipibheit lab.
nenb auf bic Snbuitrie unD ben Inter.
nehmunQsaetit tpirft. oa noraussuiehsn
1T. bab Rismano isin germ6aen in
elmer unternehmuna dnleaen piro, Inn
nahtrdqlih All srfahren, hab lie unae-
ieglih III. ipoourd bas GeIb perIorsa
qeht. Der Gebante lisat nahe. burtl
9eieb asnau fsitsuleasn, untsr tpel6sn
umitdnben Elm lnternshmen asoen Die
5ruitaeTebs oeritDbt ober nidt. Gas
1T aber lethter aeiaat. als os.ban.
Die Observation-Disclosures Ino 10
manniafah, oab tsin 1sf.b dlIs bents
bGren umftduoe porausiehsn .ann.
G.n 4ufihlub. ME Der rittiae Bsa
eefunoen apsrben tonnte, III bel teinsr
anoereu Ration Al ertdnQen, ba oieie
monoppIiitiihen aombinationen nthts
in ben Weo leasn. absr qeraos in
oisier Shdtfahs lieqt sins ipidtias
4uftldrund. eSn anoeren 2unoern
mar Die fapitaIiitiIhe Gattpidluna Qs.
rdu oieieIbe fpie bsi ms. Srotocm
teitebt teiae &Iaqe iibsr monopoIiitiite
0ertbeusruna. Wie III bas su .r,d.
ren? Der auffhlub iit. bah cine O.,
fesIihe Girrit)tuuq beFtaub, bic uns
bisher oefebIt bat uno nod fshlt uno
cas lit elm 9srbot aeasn adpitoIsoers
rGiIeruna. 9aburh. oab bic Wtouc.
pole 0eutI6lunbs uhb anbsrer Gdnbsr
ntt iibertupitaItiirt itnb, befinoen iie
fit nid)t unier BEN 3pdno, Uaono.
poIspreiie 2u foroern. etr fFolas befsn
alaubsn mir, bob Der SdIii'Tel Su ber
Goiuna unisres MouopoIs sgrobIsms
eberfdQs in siner itrsnaen ReauIiruHg
Der citizen. uno Bombs Gmifiion
llea..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

SFrau pantburit bat, ebe lie
nod enqItIhen gp5en betrat. tpieber
einen 6unQeritreit beqonnen unb ibn
ned nit sinsm 9urftftreit perIhGrft.
gleie gntI6IoHenAeit iit in i6rer Qrt
III benunbern. fam a6er auf bic @ez
1eBaebuaa nif1t einpirten. sFur bisIe
III es nidt maBas6enb, fpel6e Holter.
quaIeH iFrdu pantburit Iih Ielbit auf.
erleat, fonoern oh bus geIes, Delhes
Ire foroert, oem @emeinpobl bienlih
ut. Ulit anoeren Worten, inbipibuelle
NnlihteH miiiisn iih bem aQgemsinen
eSHtere'ie unteroronen. U2it Hiidfidlt
auf Dteies un3Detfelbaft rihtiee Iriuz
2ip fam oas Wartprium Der sSrau
BGnthurft nidt uberseueeno uirtsn.
Gs lit nift nadtpeisbar, baB bic ena.
ltifen Trauen ourh 8srpsIaeruuq bes
Stlmmrehts einen 0ahtheil srleipen,
ipOblnasaen Der Rahtpeis ii6 erbrinqen
IdBt. DaB Die efntcrefisn Der @eiammis
felt burh oos sFrauenitimmreht ihdb.
lib beeiHfluBt n.rbeH. Dieien Quf.
fhluB ertbeiIt Die praftifhe Grfabz
ruHq. Wir haben in bieiem 2anos
aStaaten, ipelhe ben 'yrauen bas
Stimmredt ertbeilen unb ioIhe, Die
.es nidt aeipGhren. Die erlieren etaa,
ten fonnen fih teiner aroBsn Sort.
fhritte riibmen. esm Gesentbeil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06
Sm i3eihen Der SterHe uuo
etreifen.
BON llriuIa b. MsbtI.
9lissd, i'm NopemHr.

RisSa, i'm Yopemo.r.
Die frsmbsn arisgsitiiigaiie, biz
untsr Der psbenb.u 5Iaggs Der Stsrr,
uno Strsifsn Ihsr ben S3sou aetom.
men iinb, bIsikn rsihlid bier Wo6su
i'm Rittslm.er. aeun Sfiffe itart III
pis4bpronuna Der noroomsriianiIdsH
SIotte. 4uasablidlih lisei Il, nod
in bsrIaisbenen sdfsn psrtbtilt. a.s
qei6loFsne @inheit our6ousrte lie biz
StraBs BON 9ibrattar unb fubr On
tsr Misunderstanding sntlaus. Tann
cher speigte sin 9bsil Der Sdiffs mad
WtarisiQe ab; cine 3tpsits 4borbnuna
aing mad bem Srisgshafsn 1oulon,
unp spei panssrfhiFfs. rDeIapore'
unb .lltoh", bssIsitst BON stnsm ga
nitdtsihiff, tparfsn bi9t BEL Ri33a In
ter maIsrii6en 9uht bon 9idsiranhs
2lnt,r. gu ibrsr Ginboluns pero.n
tie fieben anbsrsn Shifi, aus Wars.
ieiis unb soufon Bis uuf bic S64,
bon 9illsfranhs tommen, unn bann
eri. pirb iid nah elmer Slottenporaos b.
bus amsritaniif. g.Tutsssfhpabsr
In Die 6eimatb 8uriidbeeeb.n, unt
sfuar aerabesiDess noh benz Qnnamo-
tanaI. no bisis nsun S6iffs On ben
Mon0p.rn thsllnebmsn iollsn, bi. mon
sur 8orer0ffnunssfsisr bss aanals
onqsisbt bat.
gir baben idon OieI fremben
arisasidifFbeiuh sehabt in Ollie.
franhs. unb neil bic biibihe 8unt
10 redt i'm 6ersen Der aii'is Iieet,
balbpsas spiihen Cannes unb Wens
tcne, stpiifen henen itdI bus Jrembsns
aebiet Der Rtpisra alsbebni. III Die
Qntbsilnahme Der ganSsn Orifhnftsn
in ipeitem umtreis al iolh.n 9sius
den itets aubs.it lsbhaft. 4uh bies
NAL tpisbsr itsbt alles i'm 3eifsn bts
Marinsheiuhs. So, mebr fat ais
fonIt. Denn bic europdif6en Moirol
len, Die Ionit tier .in paar 5ase pber
mohen aubrinesn. iteinen ip.it spsnis
ger unternebmurssluitis unb nsuei.s
rio als lire aameruben pon ienieits
tss Sseans. Man fiebt iis ipobl BIN
rnb ipisber. unmentIif auf ben Stras
zen BON Nissa uno In ben 4n!aaen
ten Wnnie gdrln; aber man bat nlft
tas0efiib, bab alles anbere binter Der
Sorae fiif bic bluubeiadtsn 0dfte sus
riiditsben mub. Dabei iinb id,cn pisl
itdrftre Shiffsohprbnanoen frember
2dnber In Dillefrunhe DOT Mnisr ee.
aanaeH. gis 8udt bat bis su fe6b
rno mehr frembs Grisasfhdfe auf Elm.
mai beherberat. unb iest ftsIltsn fih
auBer ben beibsn DaHaerfhiffen nur
nod su poriibsraebenbem 9eiuh sfpsi
Gohltnihiffe bfr ameriioniihen Wa.
rine Elm. ssreilid bntetn aud lie ihr<n
Mufenihult ldnpe aenud b<rehnef, um
ihren Matroien cine grfori9uns Der
Nipiera au erlauben.
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es gibf Qeuts nnter ibnen, oie ipie Elm
eurcpGifbfrO Gentleman ausieben, bonn
ipieber fkins, hanteldaaise 0efaiten
her lcteinifhen Nofye. Qeute NIT sinem
unDsrtennboreu idponifhen, dineii@
ihen obtr gar ResereinihIas. trob Der
iptiten 6aut. Gs sibt maiIise, Ieriu<
hide GeitaIten unb 3ierIidk Spr0br
linae Der perftinerten suropdiI6en
aultur. Gin bunies 0emifh alIer
WOIier unb bnNrten. irie bic gang.
Ration ba briiben, unb bod ihon
turdiebt NIT ben tppif1 ameritaHifh
setporbtnen Gllmenten Der neuen,
pcIIenbsien MiifraHe, aeeinist uno
hem aleiten ,3ieIe. Der gleih!perbung,
entaeqenaefiihrt burh bns ipebenpc
Banner Der Gterne uno Streifen.
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geitern traf i'm biefiaen 6nur!.
quarter tWiaains Hlod) oas erite
4naebpt fiji unfsren enildH<nen
6dupiIina uno triuanten atfGnaer
Zoe sinier Elm. Der .Qudter@s
6duptlinu Ghorles g. DOOM pfferirte
benz Wr1iixnien 4ua. 6errmonn lei.
nen Dofehiiisr Otto Rnobe unb ub.
j1naer Wite Doolan I'm 4ustauih fur
Soc 1infer unb bins Groh (Hoitbu.
teri. Dd anabe unb 1oclan Weitros
nsn unb Sterne eritsr Or0be in ihrsn
Gteaunlen finb, III es nidt unfpahr.
iheinIi6. bah h'v gorihlaa iflisb!id
sur Nnnnbme tommi. ialls nint por.
tbsilbafttre 4naebcie bon annersn
Hlubs oemnht tp<rben. spos iebr fraa.
LID erfhtint.
annk tuuroe fhon I'm kbten sabre
In Derbinnuna nit Der leituna Der
rReos" tnts Ranfclaer bss bdupts
lines C'Gdn) atnonut uHb beiis. alIe
bic giMninoften. iuelhe 1inter 10 b.
llebt unter ben hiefasn sfcns a!s
61upilina montsn: -Rouhbsin nuf
benz SpieIplab unb Nib ipis ein Gnasl
auBerbdlb btsfflben.1
praiibsnt 6errmanH rtiIs bsuse
Nbtnb aur ssabrtsperiommluna bsr
Sat. Qian nb. hie am 9isni,aa in Rem
uorf taai. unb III bic snbaii!tiae or.
rtnnuna oes neusn hdupilinas fur Die
rHebs- in n1hfitr Node su eriporien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

Die repubiitanii6 de ga-s
tel maridtrt uutsr benz Banner oes
sTcrtfdritts, iogur in Rep Yprt, oas
It'd bisber burh baionbers reattipndrs
Ruditdnoiateit bsmertbdr mahte. csn
etEer aonfsrens Der repubIitdnii6ea
s}artet ienes Staatss purbs segea
heu heftiqen Dibsritanb non 9pB
Barnes 6eThlo1en, bic Romindtionel
oer &onDentton 3u entst:ben uno lie
benz 8olte au5uDsiien. Die &onpens
t;pn foa bios Die partsi Brinsipien
5um ausorud trin9en. 0as lit Elm
Sdrttt in Der rehttn Ridtuna. 9lls
Iein es mub linn nod elm tpeiterer fol-
gen. Die primGrtpoblsn ols Rominaz
t:ons Srgane tperoen ni6t bic aes
hsqten grpartungen srfillen, Bis Der
.3nano aufAort, bic 9arteifarbe bel
Den primarnaAlen gu betennsn, beRn
bas aipinat Die undbbdnaiQen 9iirge-,
Den primdripa5Ien fern 81 bltibsn, ic
0ab he tpie friiber bon Der ySrganiiaz
tipn" tontrolirt nerben unp mas bieie
Sufammenbraut, lit tple oQbefnnGt
nidts pertb. gur bic unab6dnoiasa
Stimmqeber tonnen bic Yarteien Quf
Die ri6tige gabn lenten, neil lie tsinsn
Bertb auf Das qarteibanner lesen,
icnoern auf pas, mas es repr1isntirt.
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9okal.Derid)t
OtertHAb bseitStertdbt.

Senrp 8oebbe, 80 Sabre. 1212
Clan strabe, 1iiberfuloie.
Genepn Bnebe, ~ Sabre. 1865
Spruce Strabe, Giphtberitis.
ssobn Wtegurtnep, 81 Sabre, Staf.
fijhes armenbmis, arteriennerfaif.
ung.
sllfre6 9opbe. 70 Sabre, Gouiitp
armenhails. gtierenleioen.
Dearion Weber, 33 Sabre, TIA
Glm Sfrobe, SerSerDeitermns.
@eorg 4oiienitein. SO Sabre. 1887
senton Strnbe, Saruianrepergiftun5.
Mlnranret Mehtin. 32 Sabre, 70l
Na.ie. slne., gitberfiiIoie.
Bertha Weuebe. 79 Sabre. 1904
Daain Strabe, MISUNDERSTANDING
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1nrdlaSaaer aniaebaltea.

Dur& irseHD sinsn umftaUb lpurbe
geitern Elm pfeTD Der Gnneiber' 'iHfn
6Gderei. ipslGss iptniss WiRuisu an
Der Cinnamon 6trcbf nnbeaufi@tiet
hanb, f&eu uHb RATE DHr& DieGinnn.
mon Girabe fonie Mabiien Woab
sHtIaHs. Der g)o!i3iii 4urnipfeeD
fpone In elm bprbtifabreHbes 0uto,
uaA founts DoS 9bier an Der QIein.
pien 4penne unb Nobilon Roab gum
etsben trinotn.
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0ibt 9ebensssidleH sea E6.

Nir msioessn Dor eininfn 1agen bas
tdibisihofk gtrihluinben bes 80
Sabre altsn 6enrn Wo.isr aus We0e,
nnf. G0hnfs o.s Nuiiie-s 0trrn Der
mann Mnffsr. Der innee No1u 6ai
aeltern fesntn GIisrn tele9rap3hA aus
0bitogo gtmelbet. bab e ii& bort Ri
ieinfr 10Rx nufbalte nn1 n IN
nd9f<n 1ossu juriIdisbteH usrhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

9it ginldeung an bic Ser.
Stoattn, iib on Der ausIteluns fir
crapbiihe aiinIte. Die in 2sip5is itatts
fin6en miro, gu betbei!igen. ioilte
riht unbeahtst bleiben. Sn bisIer
gBelt beruht alIes ouf 8egenieittsfeit.
Benn Deutialanb 9elo fir Die pa
mama 4usitelIung hsrgeben Ipa, 10
iniiiien Die 9er. Stadteu iih aud an
neutihen ausfteuungen betbetIisen.
.Sm llebriaen lam es uuIerem 2auoe
nur BON RuBen iein, tpsnn es Der
gBelt 3eiot, mas es in Der 8uher= sSns
nuitrie unb srapbii6en 9unit gu lei
ittu permag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-06

Sin ner goomnnn'iden Nithprn.
beinntb iin0et am Sonntag Nahmii.
tag nm brfi llhr elm 8ottesbienit
iiott. ber BON 6errn Vaiior \. q.
@irtb bon oer Grilen Ieutihen Vres.
bpterinner Qird,e geleitet iperoen
,pirb. aas 5reanbe unb Conner Der
anitnIt fino bcr5litit eingeIaoen.
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Die Snb aber ben 8utsnttn
iHh 6anoelsmarfen haben ii6 Die
Gienite bes 8pltsmannes 2puis SO.
grunoeis qeiibsrt, um stne 4gitation
9esen Die @nti9eioung nes Sberbuas
eesgerifts su eroffnen, 4pelf& ibnen
eerbietet, ben SoGnbleru Die 9reile porz
Sui6reiben, an ipelhen lie Die paten<
ttrten uno nit regiitrirten 5anoelsseis
6en nerie6ene WaQrsn pertaufen mill
fen. Der 3ned 1T, burn Spngrsbge:
isR Die @nti6sioung um5uFtoben.
&rGnoets fiihrt Gus, DaB psnn 6dnbs
ler unter ben Rom Sabritanten anaes
festen prsis berabae1en, 10 eeidebe
res bios, um cus 9ubIitum IRE gu
fiiAren. Sic ieRen cine Daars bilis
Ger an. um Den Ginorut 3u ertpedsu,
bab tie ale anDeren 8aarsn sleih
billiq pertduFen. Nber beIonoers
iddbiih lei oieIer 9rauh aus pem
Grunbe. boB Der Wonopplismus oura
aeittpeiliae pre'sberabiegungen gefor=
bert tperoe Wan noQe pdmit Den
fhDa6en &pnfurrsnten an bic @ano
briidsn. Bir gIuuben, bab Ssrr
granbsis in oisiem Sale ben Sdts
psrhalt oerorsbt. Der 9utentinbaber
min einsn Monopolsprsis erspinaen.
9sspeasn itreibt sr Den prtis pp..
Denn Elm Sdnoler Den prsis berabz
ieBt, TO nriiffea uQe anbersn cos
Glsi6s thun uno bic Solgs 1T, bag
Die 6dnoler Dem grobu3enten nibt Der
greis Qebsn tonnsn, ben er psrlanet.
Wir tonnen bem SbsrbunoesqeriGt
1ur in Der 4nIt6t beiitimmen, bab
ter Sabrttant fein Re6t bat, bic 9ez
f6Gftsmetbopsn oss 6dnblers su tonz
troliren uno oaB cine preisporItrift,
trslte tetnen aonturrsn3pr.is aeftatz
tel, tinen mouopoliitiibeH &arattsr
trdqt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
PENDLET0N TO SEND
EXHIBIT TO SHOW
REPRESENTATIVE OF CITY Is
ALSO LIKELY TO ATTEND
AT CHICAGO.

Umatilla county will not only have
a representative exhibit at the United
States Land Show at Chicago from
Novembe 20 TO December S, but will.
'n all probability. have an agent there
to supplement the advertisement
which the display will give to this sec
tion of Oregon. Governor West has
appointed G. L. Hurd of Stanfield,
president of the Umatilla county fair,
as one of the Oregon commissioners
and, all that is necessary to secure
his attendance there is the raising Of
purse of 500.
At the regular meeting of the Com
mercial association last evening a
communication from the Portland
Commercial club was read urging that
the local organization assist in send
ing Mr.. Hurd The expenses for trav-
cling and board while in Chicago will
amount to S400 and Manager Chap
man of the Portland club declared
that $500 of this amount can be rails
ed from other sources providing Pen
dleton contributes 500. President
Tallman will endeavor to secure that
amount as soon as he returns from
Portland and anticipates no difficulty.
President Hurd of the fair had all
ready arranged with the oregon I'm
migration Commission to send the
Umatilla county exhibit which was at
the fair to the Chicago land show and
he is looked upon here as a proper
man to accompany the exhibit.
Urge Opening of Columbia.
Cooperating with the Ports of the
Columbia committee which is urging
congress to hasten the work of OPEN
ing the Columbia river. the CONNER
cial association last evening adopted
the following resolution:
Whereas, the completion of the Pa
mama canal in the coming year will
be effected ANA will result in vast
benefit to the Pacific Coast, there
fore he il
Resolved, by the Pendleton Com
mercial Association that we urge up.
on our senator's and representatives
in congress the necessity of using
their best efforts to hasten the work
of dredging at the mouth of the CO.
lumbia river. building the north jet
ty and completing the ship canal at
Cello at the earliest possible date in
order that the Great Inland Empire
may receive the benefit of water trans
portation by the way of the canal to
the Atlantic Coast and Europe.
Resolved, that copies of this reso-
luton be sent to each senator and
representative.
Mining Committee Named.
In response to n letter from H. n.
Lawrie, chairman of the newly Great
ed oregon bureau of mines and geo.
logy commission, President Tallman
appointed Norbourne Berkeley. a. d.
Sloan and w. NJ. Peterson as men,
hers OF a committee to assist the COM
mission in the work which il has
mapped out
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
SULZER IS NEAR TO
NERVOUS COLLAPSE
HIS FRIENDS FEAR FOR HIS
HEALTH-HE WILL TAKE
THE STAND.

ALBANY, Oct. S.-Governor Sulzer
showed signs of extreme nervousness
today and his friends are worried by
fears of his complete breakdown. His
lawyers are trying to persuade him
not to take the stand in his own be-
half but he is obstinate,
Under cross examination today Lou
is Sarecky the governors secretary.
was forced into further somewhat
damaging admissions. He was still a
good witness for the defense to the
extent of sticking to his story that he
and not the governor, should be
blamed for any carelessness or mis-
condust in handling Sulzer's cam
paign money, but II Is generally con.
sluered douOtful If the court Will ac-
cept as true his assertion that his en-
ployer knew nothing of any OF the
remarkable things that happened.
The witness acknowledged he de.
stroyed all the campaign records OF
receipts and expenditures, as we'll as
all cancelled checks ana stubs con-
nected with the case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
CLAUSE STRICK-
EN- OUT-LIKEwISE ENIER-
GENCY WATER BOND
ISSUE.

Resembling its former action With
reference to two sections of tho pro-
posed commission charter the char
ter committee. at a special meeting
last evening. struck out two sections
that had been recommended by the
Commercial club and which were ac-
cepted by the committee at a meet
ing last Saturday evening.
One clause stricken from the ,har-
ter draft last evening was the one
which provided that II necessary the
commission should have power to sell
bonds to the extent of $4,000 for fur
ther work on the city water system if
necessary. This clause had origin
ally called for $4,000 emergency
bonds and at the instance of Mayor
Matlock the sum had been increased
to 500, 900. At the Commercial club
meeting this subject was discussed
and recommendation made to cut
the sum down to $25,000. Last SAT-
urday the committee accepted that
recommendation but last evening the
section was rescinded and as the
charter now reads the commission
will be powerless to secure further
money for water system purposes
save by holding special election.
In the event the money now avails BILE
for the new water system should oe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08

First Inning.
New York-Herzog flied out to
Collins; Doyle flied out to Strunz,
Fletcher. famed. No runs.
Philadelphia-Mu safe on
Doyle's tumble; Oldring singled; Col
Inns sacrificed, Snodgrass TO Doyle;
Baker famed; McInnes flied out to
Burns. No runs
Second Inning.
New York-Burns famed; Shafer
flied out to Murphy; Murray famed.
No runs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. out. Doyle to
Snodgrass; Barry flied out to Burns !;
Lapp famed. No runs
Third Inning.
New York-McLean popped to Bar
ry; Snodgrass and Mathewson singl-
ed. Snodgrass taking third: wiltse
running for Snodgrass; Herzog fore
ed Wiltse at the plate, Plank to
Lapp; Doyle flied out to Oldring. No
runs
Philadelphia-Wiltse relieved Snod-
grass at first base; plank out. Doyle
to wiltse; Murphy out, Mathewson to
Wiltse; Oldring out, Herzog to Wiltse.
No runs
Fourth Inning.
New York-Fletcher out. Barry to
McInnes; Burns famed; Shafer safe
on Bakers error; Shafer out, stealing
Lapp to Collins. No runs.
Philadelphia-Collin out, Mathew
son to Wiltse; Baker singled; McIn-
mes out, Doyle to Wiltse; Strunk
walked; Barry forced Strunk. Doyle
unassisted. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
New York-Murray Flied out to
Oldring; Mclean singled: Wiltze fam
ned; Mathewson walked; Herzog out,
Collins to McInnes. No runs.
Philadelphia-Lapp out, Doyle to
Witse; Plank singled; Murphy flied
to Burns Oldring forced Plank,
Fletcher to Doyle. No runs
Sixth Inning.
New York-Doyle out, Plank to
McInnes; Fletcher flied out TO Nc
Innes; Burns flied out to Murphy. No
runs.
hiladelphia-Collins famed Ba-
ker out, Fletcher to Wiltse; McInnes
famed. No runs.
Seventh Inning.
New York-Shafer flied out to
Strunk; Murray flied out to Barry;
Mclean flied out to Oldring No
runs.
ladelphia-Strunk lined to
Burns; Barry out, Herzog to Wiltse:
Lapp singled Plank lined TO Fletch-
er. No runs.
Eighth Inning.
New York-Wiltse out, Collins TO
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McInnes; Mathewson flied out to
Murphy; Herzog flied out to strunk.
No runs.
hiladelphia-Murphy out, Wiltse
unassisted; Oldring out Fletcher TO
Wiltse; Collins and Baker singled;
McInnis forced Collins. Herzog unas-
sisted. No runs
Ninth Inning.
New York-Doyle flied out TO
Strunk: Fletcher singled; Burns
walked; Shafer flied out to Oldring:
Murray flied out to Murphy. No
runs
Philadelphia-Strunk and Barry
singled; Strunk reached third and
Barry second on Doyle's error; Lapp
forced Strunk out at the plate, Wiltse
to Mclean; Plank forced Barry out
at the plate, Wiltse to Mclean 10
Herzog to Mathewson; Murphy out,
Mathewson TO Wiltse. No runs
Tenth Inning.
New York-McLean singled; Grant
running for Mclean; wiltze sacrifice
ed. Plank unassisted, Mathews,n
singled, scoring Grant; Herzog hit TO
Collins who threw wildly to Barry.
Mathewson taking third and HsrzoS
second; Doyle hit ~ pitcher: F!etch-
er singled. scoring MathAwson and
Herzog; Burns famed; Shater flied
out to Murphy. Three runs.
hiladelphia-Wilson catching for
Gew York. Oldring out. Herzog 10
Wiltze; Collins famed; Baker out.
Doyle to Wiltse. No runs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
LAST DYKE GOES UP
FRIDAY AT PANAMA
WILL NOT OBSERVE
OCCASION.

Unless the plans are changed the
last dyke on the Panama canal will
be blown out at 9 a. m. Friday morn
ing and that will be o'clock in PEN
dleton. In view of the fact the event
will be at an hour when most citizens
are either still wrapped in slumber or
else have just arisen 1t will be diff
cult to make any general demonstra-
ton of rejoicing over the occasion.
Heedful OF this fact the Portland
chamber of commerce has wired to
Col. Goethals at Panama asking If the
blast cannot be set off at later hour
in the day so as to allow the people
OF the coast cities to participate in
the jollification. other cities of the
coast are joining in the request II
the blast is set off at an hour when
people are awake fire and school bells
will be rung, business will be suspend
ed for one minute and flags dipped
In salute. Whether Col. Goethals will
accede to the request of the coast cit
les is not yet known.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
INDIAN LANGUAGE
TO BE TAUGHT HERE
SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED SOON
FOR BUSINESS MEN OF
THE CITY.

Pendleton is to have school
wherein the Nez Perce Indian Ian
guage will be taught and wherein the
students will be the business people
of the city. Rev. J. NJ. Cornelison.
for thirteen years a missionary am
ong the three tribes on the Umatilla
reservation. will open the school in
response TO a demand from mer-
chants lawyers, bankers and clerks
who have daily dealings with the
Indians.
Rev. Cornelison plans to open his
school Friday. October Il and to hold
classes weekly, or oftener if the stu
dents desire, through the winter
With proper diligence. he declares
the average business man can secure
working knowledge of the language
in that time
The Nez Perce language is by no
means an easy language TO learn. ac-
cording to the missionary. who him
self spent two years of his life and
$500 to master II. neither is it
simple language. 1T is as highly in
Elected as the Greek or Latin lam
guages," he said in speaking of it to-
day. THE endings of the nouns de-
pend upon the cases and the verbs
have regular forms of conjugation
The Indian, as a rule, is a purist in
speaking. He knows no rules Of
grammar or snytax but he very sell
dom makes a mistake. The Nez
Perce is a very interesting language"
A large number have already sig
nified their intention of entering the
class. Most of them are interested
purely from a commercial standpoint
though quite number wish to know
the lang lage out of chronological rea-
sons.
Rev Cornelison also plans to edit
book of idioms and a dictionary of
Nez Perce words, providing there is
sufficient interest in such book