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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
@orriion.

Sreo Eeters mar mebrere 5ogt
Der porigen ISOLDE, aeidaftsbdlber,
in Sebbctts.
@iolu. Stnnmert bat in Se9leitunq
elmer MnSaM pnoipetiper 2apof1ufer
spiebcr cine 8eife nod) slrfanios on
getreten. SIN Der @eiellidnft befan-
oeir ii6 Die ~folgenben: Gbas &alle
lambert 9odting, Or, INTO Sam.
bert, Sr.
Or. NorfntaiE, bon &otsbon, be.
alpo lid an porigen Mitttuoh bier
IN drotlid)elr Gerrtdytungen.
Or. SellerddJutter, BON 9ernlaial,
NOR ort porigeir 9sittruodY bier, in
@eldltelt.
lambert 8odting. ipelder ieit ei-
nigert Molmtelt IN @oolbribge, NO,
g~eorbeitet l)at. ut porige 8odpe mob
Dnlie Sllriif gefebrt.
Srail $. Morfman, bon Hotsodm,
fam an oorigen 3prmerstug bier
onrdh oui ibren @ege madJ @er.
MANN.
@alter &leltf nrodyte am penaar-
9enen 6reitag eilten @cidhftsbeIud)
in @aSconooe.
Sreb 9eters ipeilt ieit nle5neret
Sagcn in NotsSunl. oils 8dr bon
Or. 8orfmort uit6 Satin.
Geo. 6. 8eber, bon Sirlt Greet,
befam iidy QUIT lebten Sonntag bier
inter icinen Sretnoen.
Sra SbomaS, ipelder 0cit Soltt'
nler iiber on ben Government VT.
beiten bedysitiut mar, feDrte norlJe
@od)e nnd1 bauie 5itriif.
Sbos. 9rpdll, ipeldcr unite Sor'
nuanit @i1. @egemarm bel ben @ril.
denarbciteit an Der Mto. Gac. @ahn
beid1itig III, bottle Dos Nib1edSf
in einer rpitigen @oQel 81 tretell
itrb ut, i%nfolgeNei'en, jeet on ielll
3inlnter eefeIlelt.
SSoi. GooL bon @nlbiltgtor, be-
fafpo lid) am leeten Sonntag, belud]s-
peiie, in Mtorriion.
Srit @id lit bon ct. 2oui8 6lt.
riidgefGrt. no er @ermoIro.e nlVS
Jrelnpoe beiltdt bntte,
Mlg. @lnbt inuo Satin, bon
@rarro @ar, grla., trafen in ser DO.
riqe ISOLDE fier eth 5llll gcindD
ibrer &eriparoteiG, bier, ionic audi
in Ser @6be BON fredericksburg.
Wtar @ootfe mo @ottilr iiiro bon
ibrem 9eiarh, in Spnra, 5ttrild 81
febrt.
Die 9ottoren aieier utpo Nort'
man fiibrten bier nil poriaen 0oils
nerstoa cine @linboamtS Operation
aus.
Or. So,lner, bon 6aeeborL, be,
iatpo iid} ora @olltog Oieier @ode
bier, ailf 9eilfA
Cine Sogbpartie, ~beitebeto aus
oet folgenben Rintroben: Safe
S6mib, Com. lntb 8ru. 9ard}ono,
iotpie gnton, Suli,ts un0 Gobt. 8blt.
II, befan6en iif bier Gage Ser pori.
gen @odJe i1t 6en llrmdloern in Scr
@dbe BON Sniss lnpo feGrte baum,
init bier Curriers', iotuie u~nt51bIieell
Sdien itno @tdbornd)en, llad9aufe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
SnlanSiides.

2iberip @fp. Breftum 6. afer,
friiber aaiiirer Der GamerS 9at,f
bon Smitbpille, prrbe 5i IL Sab
rem 3nftbaiis beriirtbeiIt, Die Der
Nid)ter Johann in 5pei Snbre lari-
~ibaipoelte, Die radgeindyte 8aroIir.
ing aber abidlug.
Sei,ip, So. Sedsebn @eilen
noroqi6 bon bier perieBen belite Die
iInnntliden Ealiagiere zines @iiet-
babn8lpges ibre @asgons. INN einem
2aroitreider fir Die &ettllpg hires
2eberS ait oarfer. Ser 3irg, mel
der ans bier Sddaftpagerr nipo Der.
fdyieSenets &arIortpageip beitauo, fam
IN 5iemlid) fdueIler 5abrt 6ober, aIs
Der Matar ii1 aui Die Sdieren itellte
liito oirrd) lebbaFte @ebanoen alrf ole
8eiabr %aitfmerfiam npnd]te, melde
Dem 3lpge uno ieiren Sriaiien bon
elmer 5erbrodenen Sdiene orobte.
3lMn @liid aeluilg es, ben Sug eifti.
ge Sub Dor Der aefabrliden Stelle
sum Saltert 81 bringen.
Sarrisburg, 81. Snfoee @ifer-
iipdt eridyoB Sobn gb6is IN Der Gor.
ituot 0orriSuilIe feline @attin, Oh
tpobl iie nit ibrean sipeimonatIiheu
@abD alrf Dem Irnt, fmieerto INN
Sdpnniurg fires aebens bot. glbbis
begging iooann auf glcide @eiie
SeIbihtprb, 9as 8nar botte iiA
crit Dor eiilem Sabre in ct. 2omis
berbeiratbet.
Geofuf, So. Der cine Meile tpelt.
lib bon Help @oiton ipobne1poe SSar-
rler 9aDio 8eber wurbe BON einent
9illen argeiauen lluo airf araBlide
8eiie getGbte. Nienmtpo mar 9lit.
gellBell9e oes 9orfalleS. 8eber bin.
terdGbt cine @Ittipc ittr6 bier Slit
Der.
Cedar Greet, Geb. SRI. Srene
Stpeerp imtrbe OFT etnen @ettpfoiten
gebutloen, hire &eble tbeilpeiie burb
idnitten llifo ibre altgeil nit elmer
Saure beipribt, nITgeilntoenh Gem
So6e llabe, beid)ul0i9te iie Snllles
9iooleconrb, eilert elettriI6en 0rafta
ipouter, bes @erbred)enS. Ger Serl
nlrbe perfolat. 9eiaitgen unb I'M &c.
f1iuniB 81 YtottSriolltb nntargc'
brudt, lult i'm Dor Der Solf@putil
5u id)iiten.
@eriSon 0tiii. Gin bewaiineter
Masftrter betrot ole @ortf bon &ci0-
leburg, WtiiI., iagte Der aaiiirer unO
Inbere iat Dos @epolbe lito idI
Ole Gbiir, inoraltf er NIT erbeuteten
$4,000 OaDon elite. Ger 9an0it miro
BON eialeln Goiie periolgt.
9enber, Col. Sn ieiner ei9rileii
gdreriale 9eiolWeE ipdtrei'6 cr iid
in Den @ebirget BEL gmbitoo, u. ~,
alif Der Sagh befoirb. ideint &errp
Seberion, elm 60 Sabre otter riib.
erer 9eratuerfs6eiiter bon 0enpcr
nlebrere Sage nod gelebt 81 Daben,
ebe er BON ipiloen Ebieren %9etootete
inurbe. Seine bon 9ergIopen mo
8iofasen 5erfleiidte 2eide mtrbe
bon SSdgem sefiinben.
gcton, @Io. Iad pcr5meiieIten
aqitrengiugrn, bie &o9len uno
tSteine binhueg5uriimnell, Die ole Gin
garage 5t ben SdJadlten Der Miue
$40. 2 Der alabama 5llel & Sron
So. periperrell, mo 43 @engleitte be-
graben luarelg Fiird)tctcn lire aol-
erabelt bnB lmlr ipclti8 DER ltod)
irid)t geretteten 81 Seitte ltOh am
2eben ii1lo. Nerm pon Oen i6
&eidcr, Die 1pubc Dem irdltelt gile
gauge ititer &obIen 5ernolnt &c.
funoen lpuroelB iirtN iherptiiijiert
iuoroen, ole du6eren lpareu SI lebr
peritiimmelt. Die icd]S gerettetelt
9}ergIel,tc beinip0en iid} IN Den o6erelt
@aQerien ulvo cittfomeu cen 0er0b'
.Itiir3ellDen aoblen. ais Der 3iNhill'
llpubmtdI erfulate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
O%CHSNER'se
The place for good goods.

SOlaenoe Scare erbielten Sci.
ratbsIi3eitiem:
Tony Mertle, Rosebud, Mo. ..21
Sarah Rowland, Rosebud, Mo. 20
Lawrence Hermann, Hermann %
Margaret Birk, Hermann ). %
Fred F. Hirschfeld, Hermann 26
E. Bohlken, Hermann q
Jos Stein, Hermann ........ 26
Anna Frechmann, Hermann 20
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
G~inseianbt.

Germ Geo. Sfard's ,@aterumer".
ionte bon Mapor @alfer np6 6er
geebrten Witeliebern 6cs Sta0t.
ratbs erbSrt nerber, nno oa Serr
Stard 10 iebr quite Seiterhuege be-
fiirportet, erfallbe id) mir u1ter.
tbGnig6t Dem Stabtraib Sen @or.
fdlog 31t nuadDefb cine 8roflanpa.
tion 5ll erlaiien linb 81 erStpingen
Bob oie SauptitraBe Sermann's, Don
Der Stobterense Der @oetbeitruBe
entlang 5ilr @aibington bis CUR
WarftitpaBe, Soften Cement Sci
tentpege limo Sd)attenbGmlte babe1r
milb, ulbb 5ipar al beiben Seiten
6es @eges. Ser Sdunitt fa1pat
id)on an Der StootgrenSe an uito
Die 12 Sdbiiler ulto etapa 90 SUB.
gartger tpel6e oen @eg tGglid) 5ipei.
mol 5t madden baben, iolIten iibcr's
Sabr cine gpilleparb bnben, aritatt
ipie iett, SllrdJ Den MproIt ltantpien
81 miiifc,t. Damn Wiiroe ser Staot.
ROTH iib ein SettffndI ieben Gas
omlerbafter lit odS @r3 ufto nit
fonlten mir oarn logger, Gas
bat &errn Strud's @oterlulIer be.
S~odJed5tuusbpa,
s. 81. 81 | G +.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

I. GiftS ut better INN einen fdtno'
den @osen ou Harlem als Roert.
fer's @asen-SeiImitteI. 90 Gents,
TIM Central Drug Store, tn &er.
mann, al baben.-an5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

-@hp. &dteoipers 9lltto entiiibrte
itits ei1es SngeS Ser porigen ISOLDE
nod SfpcltSbiIle. IS mar felt orei
Sabren inrier enter 9}elrd in lnie.
rem Standardization iilpS trptoem
hob tltier anfentbalt itur alf cit
pnnr Stlttt0elt bdIdpiinft par, 10
ioben mir boh qelnt9 Inn ANTS an
~iiber5eirgrn 6oB SmeipSpille ieit eini.
gen Sobpen 9oil5 apuapoerbore Sort
idbtitte gcanadt bot. Sil aIlen 8bei4
leil Der Stnot iin6 lleite @e6iuoa cr-
rldJtet noroeir, mtDrefpo piele arl6cpe
our 3eit nod i'm @uai begrtifen fitaN.
Illdy NUT oem @aiieriperf gebt es
lett riiitig ppuan. Nie &ontnaftoreil
f)oben ialpeF1br 40 Mfarn ON Der gr.
belt, beim Iintsfperfe1 Scr @r1ben
fir ole @aiierrobren ilfpb bpffolu Sas
gaiise @aiierfperf : Spitcm mod bis
sum Sriibiabr poIIeroen 81 fomtGt.
9er tiefe 8rilnaten ipelder lebtcs
Sobr gebobrt ipurbc, liefert cine
polfomnten gemigeiroe Guanttt1t
aus~ge3eidppeteit fInreit utto meidet
@oiiers, iniolGeoefica miro oie Stoot
ipeIdle Dcit db poir irgcno eirein
lie1t, oerapod, IN aiisrcidather
nn6 nit bcitem @oiler- per-
fe1en iein.
Die StroBcir bes StGodatS ieSod
rod piel Sit lpiilbid)en iibrig
bod SaperspilIe i'll rod perbdltMB-
jung itpo mas nidt hit, tann
IN Oicier 0iftiidlt nod pepoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

A nobby cap will be APP
p%reciated as a gift and in
this we have a fine assert
ment.
SOC to $3.50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

gefreit bic aiuber BON @irmcrn

Hei5bare unb unmlitbige ainber
fonnen geilnb unb frobIih gemaft
mer6en bur6 8efreiung bon @iir.
merrr. Gas SdIagen. &ollen, 3ab-
nefnirid)ett, @einen i'm Sblafe, gro.
Der 9urit I'M Wagenb SiebereefiibI
lln6 idIefter Gtbem, fin6 Spmptome
bon 8iirmern. 3idapoo @orm Sill
Ter, ein leidt su nebmenbes ganbp
2oaenge, bertreibt Die @iirmer, re.
guIirt Die ~gtngetpeiben url6 perIeibi
ben &inOern @e%iniobeit unb Srob.
finn. Srai s. 81. 8risbin, GIgin.
Sn., iagt: .Sabe &dapoo 8orm
ieit Sabren beniitt ui1b befreie
bic Rinber bon Wiirmer, mos an.
bers nidt getban tuerben fonnte."
@arantirt. Bel allen @potbefern
ODER per 8oit. Breis 25c. 4ifnpoo
Weoicine Go, philadelphia
lino ct. 2ouis.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

abonnirt ailf bos Serapatrler
goIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

If descriptions could tell
the whole story there would
be no need of our asking you
to call and examine our Fall
models of clothes and over
coats.
Drop in today and get ac-
quainted with the style and
kind of clothes we sell.
SIS, $3.50, 500, $22.5O
Let us show you our pat
terms of made : to : order
clothes. 500 of them on dis
play. Get your Christmas
suit now.
SIG to $35
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

Double Eagle Stamps on
all cash purchases every
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

-abonnirt aui 0os Sermanner
8olfsblott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

@eil linn in elmer Reitaura.
tion IN ct. 2oatis ont MittipodJ
sd6ei,S lebter 8ode elm @eridf fal.
Ter Silppe ierbirt iplirbe, gerictb
Strand Strdlbe nit oern @alf1pdrter
i'm Streit urtb mari @Gfirr nafJ
ibm. Ser gigentbiimer Der Meital.
rotiou lnto Der &ofg famcu Dem gluj.
mdrter nit Meiier lrrpo RepoLper 81
I&iIfe lalb in Dem Slnnllt ipilrOe
Straibel eridpoiietr, 5ipei leirler 2e.
9leiter erbieltetr Stidppimoen utto
5tuei aip6ere 8eriottett S6nbhplmroen.
Die Chat pilroe fir 9eredjtferttgt er'
itito Rieimanb ueraltttportlid}
gebnlten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28
Nidlt herirI6r Mnnn

Sttdlt oerlclbe Mann. pS6 bin
llidf oerfel6e Mann nrebr," idlreibt
Ser Sobn @ruBman bon Garleaie,
Ba., rieitbem ih IlpenfrGuter qc.
braltdJe. Sd lit an Mogelr6eidlper.
Den urb appetitIoiigteit, un0 ttablu
ab. Sect lit mein 3uitalto poa5tQn.
Dig perdnbcrt, iivb es hi mein
8unid, S6ten bon Se1ellsgmupo
oafiir 5u bnttten. Moge @ott SS6lvcn
pergelteit, mas Sbr alpeiifrGirter fir
midi getlJan bat.
Seine apotbcfer- Dtebi5in, ionSern
elm einfades &rirterASeilmittcl, mel.
ieit iibcr biriuoert Sa6ren lei
henben MGrtnern atrto 5rauelt cine
&ilfe geipeien lit. @enn sic itd
fir Sorni's IlpenfrGrter intereIiie
rem 70 ierben sic SIREN 8anlet
iipo a6reiie an ole @igenfbiimer: Or.
Geter Sobrnep & Cons 60, 1876
90. Sopne 9lpe., Chicago, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

The derby hat that will
best suit his head is ready
for him here
$500 to $500
The soft hat, if he prefers
one, that best pleases his
fancy, will also be found in
our stock.
So to $3.50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

Sn ct. 2onis itarb am Grei-
tag 6ie @itthpe oes emit fpeltbeful1n-
ten Heitmtrateurs 6. y. (Sonp)
SaitIt i'm Sitter bon 6S Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-28

-sbonnirt arf oos Sermarner
@oIfsbIott.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
HUGE SUM is STOLEN
FROM THE U. S. MINT
REPORT LEAKS OUT WHEN SACK
OF WASHERS is FOUND IN
"A VAULT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA re.
port of theft of an immense sum of
money from the vaults of the United
States mint in this city, which the
superintendent of the mint, 7. w. H.
Shanahan has refused either to af-
firm or deny, leaked out through
mint employees
According to the well-substantiated
report, the 80 government agents now
engaged in checking up the amount
of coin on hand at the mint came
acrss sack filled with washers in
one of the vaults.
The sack was one that originally
contained $4,000 in coin.
When asked regarding the report
that the money was missing and that
the washers had been substituted. Su-
perintendent Shanahan refused either
/ TO affirm or deny the facts.
"It is u matter that l cannot dis
cuss under any circumstances" he
said. According to my understands
ing of the law, such matters must
come from Washington. | cannot say
whether there is or is not anything to
the report"
Immediately following the discov'
cry of the theft the full details of the
matter were telegraphed to Washing
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
CalIeI hn IImcss OF Mothcr.

Called by Illness of Mother.
Mrs ]. II. Dunham today receiver a
message stating that her mother is
very i'll at Dayton. Washington, and
accompanied by her son, Howard. she
left for that city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
new LAW MAY AFFORD
LOOPHOLE OF ESCAPE
ALLEGED OFFENDERS OF IL
QUOR ORDINANCES ARGUE
POINT IN COURT.

Though the alleged offenders of the !
liquor laws may not escape prosecu-
tion in the state courts through their
first contention that the home rule
amendment gave the cities exclusive
jurisdiction in such cases, there is a
probability that one of the laws pass
ed by the last legislature will secure
the same end. The matter is being
argued again before Judge Phelps to-
day by James A. Fee, representing the
! defendants, and District Attorney Stei-
wer, representing the state.
A number of the alleged violators
OF the liquor laws are accused of sell
ling liquor on Sunday. Under the old
law, this offense was punishable no
matter who the defender but under the
rev law, an amendment to Sec. 212s
of Lords Oregon Laws, it is possible
that only licensed liquor sellers are
subject to a penalty The law reads,
| "No person shall keep open on the first
| day of the week, commonly called
! Sunday, any house or room in which
| Intoxicating liquor is kept for sale, nor
shall such person sell, give or other
wise dispose of any intoxicating liquo-
or on that day"
The argument is being made about
the construction of the words such
person." Counsel for the defendants
claims sthat 1t refers to the person
mentioned in the first half of the sen.
tence while the district attorney con-
tends that the word nor sets the sec
ond half of the sentence entirely apart
from the first half Inasmuch as
some. of the persons indicted are not
running places licensed to sell liquor,
the question Is considered important.
Counsel for the defendants is also
contending that the city alone has a
right to deal with offenders who vio-
late the terms Of their lcense inasmuch
as the city is given the power to regu-
late the sale of liquor in its limits.
The first contention that the home
rule amendment takes away from the
state jurisdiction in liquor cases the
district attorney is opposing vigor-
ously.
The argument Is still under way thi!
afternoon. This morning the district
attorney filed an affidavit tending tC
show why he had brought the vagran
cy cases into the circuit court after
| they had already been filed in the
justice court. A lack of harmon be
| tween himself and the judge Of th'
| justice court, evidenced, he states, b!
display of anger by the latter. Il
one of the reasons assigned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. CIV. H..
Rewick of Denver, was arrested here
by Deputy Sheriff f. p. Dunlap and
Police Detective William Powell, both
in Denver on a charge of having blk
ed Dunlap on a farm in San Louis
valley. Colo, worth $4,000, by means
of bogus deeds to other property
which he is alleged to have given in
trade. The Denver officers declare
that other similar complaints are
pending against Rewick in Colorado.
our idea of a true heroine Is wo-
man who could talk back but doesn't
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
WILL BRING NO MORE
PROSECUTION AGAINST GIRLS

SACRAMENTO. Sept 27.-Marsha
Warrington and Lola Norris, the Sac
ramento girls involved in the recent
white slave" case OF Drew Caminetti
and Maury Diggs, have been punish
ed enough by publicity. Such is the
opinion held jointly by District At
torney Wachorst and Assistant Attor-
ney Atkinson. Acting on this opin-
ion, Wachhorst and Atkinson will op'
pose any move made by the county
probation committee to put the girls
on trial on delinquency charges be.
fore the juvenile court.
The probation committee decided
to recommend further prosecution OF
the girls. DISTRICT Attorney Wachhorsl
said he would appear before Superior
Judge Hughes and move for the dis.
missal of the case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27

thousand have registered and that OF
that number half are women.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
.ErOntier DAYS" Just Eair.

That the frontier show being held in
Wala Walla is ''just fair" is the state
ment of Pendleton people who wit
messed the performance yesterday.
They declare the races were very good
because of the half mile track but the
wild west features, such as bucking
and bulldogging contests, fancy rop-
ing and riding and all exhibition stuff,
were below the average. They esti-
mate the attendance yesterday at TO-
600 and state that the great majority
of them were home people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Boys Cabin Burned.

Wesley Fletcher and Harlem Fell are
two mournful boys today Yesterday
fire attacked and destroyed a cabin
which they had built in the canyon
back of Bush street and today they
are digging among the ruins to re-
cover their silverware and other val
uables. There are several other cab
ms in the vicinity erected by other
boys and there is a suspicion in the
minds of the two unfortunates that
they may have been the victims of
their rivals.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Panama Is Celebrating.

PANAMA, Sept. 27.-Admission OF
the 400th anniversary under the old
calendar of Balboa's discovery Of the
Pacific ocean a national holiday was
declared in Panama. 1t was made
the occasion Of the work at the
grounds of the national exposition
which Panama purposes to hold for
a period of six months, beginning Mo-
vember 1, 1914. The exercises were
attended by the government and ca
nal officials and members of the dip
lomatic corps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
officer Becomes Peddler.

Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely is today
enjoying the trials and vicissitudes OF
fruit peddler. Yesterday he was
required to attach $50 boxes OF
peaches belonging to John White of
Milton which had been shipped here
and, in order to dispose of them be-
Tore they spoiled, he has had to get
out and offer them for sale today. He
started selling the fruit at 40 cents a
box and then dropped down to 35, and
in order to get all off his hands be-
fore evening, may have TO sell the
last at quarter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Patient at Hospital Dies.

Mrs. Agnes Beal. aged 50. died
yesterday at the Eastern oregon state
hospital where she had been confined
for the past six months. The cause
of her death is given as entero colitis
with melancholia as a contributory
cause. Deceased was former
resident of The Dalles and the body
will probably be shipped to that city
for interment. The husband is here
today to take charge of the remains.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Nav Register Tn Until 6.

In order to accommodate some Of
the voters who are unable to get to
the clerks office before o'clock,
County Clerk Sailing today announced
that he will keep his office open un-
til 6 o'clock this evening for the reg
istration of voters. Today there
have not been quite as many applied
as during the past three days, but
still there are many presenting them
selves. 1t is estimated that fully a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Old Timer Is Here.

DR.. o De Vaul of Portland, former
ly resident of this city, is here to-
day renewing old acquaintances. He
and his son, Berkeley. have been out
in the Pilot Rock and Camas Prairie
sections for two weeks enjoying
their vacation hunting and fishing.
DR.. De Vaul came to Pendleton 30
years ago and lived here and in Pilot
Rock for Is years. Fourteen years
ago he moved to Portland and took up
the practice of medicine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Eppinger Recovering.

r. Alexander today received a
phone message from Baker informing
him that his brotherin-law, Charles
Eppinger, is fast recovering from the
injury he received a few days ago
when he was shot and stabbed by a
harvest hand. 1t Is the intention to
remove Eppinger to his mothers
home in Baker tomorrow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
. NeoNoNNeNNN NNN
) SYNOPSIS OF NEW
) REGISTRATION LAW


= /, All voters must register to
. be entitled to vote.
. >. Registration must be made
. more than 60 days before a city
. election to get your name upon
. the register.
. 5. Registration may be made
. to within 30 days of any general
. and 10 days of any special city
= election but If made less than
. so days before, voter must pre-
. sent registration certificate at
. the polls to be entitled to vote.
. 4. One registration is here
. after sufficient for all elections
. unless the voter changes his
= residence or politics. in which
. cases he shall be required TO
= re-register
= 5. Men and women voters
. must both register.
. 6. All registrations for any
. elections must hereafter be made
. with the county clerk.
= Z. Registration is made by
. precinct and not by wards.
s. No registration Is hereaf-
. ter allowed by affidavits before
. notary publics. If this provision
. is held constitutional.
= 3. Voter must give to clerk
= name. age, occupation, address,
. place of birth, whether natural
= lied. how long in state. height,
= weight, color of eyes and hair.
= name or number of precinct,
= place of residence as to section.
= township and range If in coun-
. try or street and number IL in
. city, and name of political party
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Verdict for Defendant.

That F. ]. Beale need not make
payment on $500 note which he gave
to the Idaho National Harvester Co.,
for stock in that corporation was the
substance of a verdict returned last
evening by jury which heard the
evidence in the case The jury was
out only few minutes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Little Baby Dies

Lady Lola Norman, the one month
old child of Mr. and Mrs. Melville c.
Norman of SIS College street, died
yesterday at the home of its parents
and the body was shipped this morn
ing to Echo, that being the former
home of the parents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-27
Auto parties to wallo walla.

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Z. Judd and son
Henry, and Mrs. w l.. Thompson left
this morning in the Judd car for Wal
la Walla and in the Cohen car were
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Robinson, Mrs.
Leon Cohen and Harold Smith.