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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-25

Los empleados de la oficina de SAM
dad de Bayam6n han hecho en- este mes
394 notifcaciones "a otras tantas perso-
mas de aquella ciudad para que pongan
sus 'propiedades a "prueba de mosqui-
tos, habiendo presentado 46 denun-
cias por 'inf.racci6n de la ley que asi 10
ordena."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-25

81 usted Quiere vender, necesita qu
el Iector de su anuncio tenga dinero pa
ia cOmprar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-25

mercanc1as procedentes de Puerto Ri
co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
soRAH aTARTe FIGHT
 AoAIx8r coNsFAVATIoNa

Sq0pial Nugget SarGsA.
 WARRINGTON D. C.. Ftb. 4.-' Senator Dorah has stated In 1Ith s vengeance t0 fight cohss$vatldn In the West. HA has aIrsGdy brought hesrrr the cumpItttee on m.nes several charges axAinSt Secretary FIAAeT 0t the interior department aud h inEsl . ins that the z4ersec+y be diaenanged 'rherr h no chance nt AA that ths presidear VIII 1eeedn to the sen6torA demand although RDrxh WRs one of hIa strongest suppurterA The time is 90 shurt that he knows anch stsr cUud asvA 10 real effect. 1osah s helier v ed .o. be. ealing ~, F4aa.sE'x AsSA4rzf rather with The iretAzipA of sasnwtnA how important the question ta thar wtth any beEet thzt use prerid~ns will rake his view of the matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
SATURDAY NIGHTS
 CONCERT VERY PLEASANT

Every number on rlIA cnIlrGti tnq- sTaM Saturday night wtls w,.;I wnrLh heaFIns, Aiss ElsiV MIw'A" sinEinH oe -AVe karis" was II dailGIst snI t;reL nseaf EHnnhsrS* violin w.a WAX unq St the most finely exscrtrd lI<'l~+l nf Tusic sTAt heard in Nou1r.
 Ars. JoIls acquitted !crseIr sr.aa- 6'dS in singing "CsncH Ire Su1nnn'I,F M[sE Sadie McDnunHgs E'il kc TO- eahst of real merit. SI.c' FtTpIrIl uu F~iurd7Y night To xw1tsr from a l'lalr or the EtaE@ fright insepHruLIo ilcm fl hrst aPpenrunce, Snrman lsANtI ts TonteFfnl for |. boy or his ugc
 A quartet Cnmp1s&d If %Tr<. ,I"lla 6ornhnldtl Miss EIsEo Ruwrl, T.. Jnnr:'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
huneet epSoLaI AAHslsA

PRINCETON. Feb. S.-Wondro" Wilson has announced that ns Vii Tikoty ruhhzh Lle IIamca ot the cohinc' meIpbers Is tho ord of tho preasr' week.. The most rcInatk&Rl1 arcrrr:s has bean maintained iiI the nArtsr Not rus new sraper in the country ~H' able this mntnilg t0 .glre with Hny' thing Ekc ceTlpinty tlIs name of q ylr.gic rIAnnhEr pt the new cabinet.
 Several eucssss have beep mnde al mIEht wAlI be uXpected bur such Eucsscs ars made only with the Iu- trnrtcu Of being ahle t6 hoazk later nn should sCu1e of them prnvc true.
 No denial has been mAde of the staten,eht ot rhs Hearst papers that Bryan ~fH ba ths secretary of state
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
DENVER MAYOR FIReS
 POLICE G6kA ktaSDqMEH
spsEIAI NunsAk sAtNIaA.

spkLIAE NuneAk 6ANI1aL
 DENVER, Feb. S.-ThA mayor had ougrnd Police ComrnInionsr Creel trnm uIEICe ru. tha charge that creel hAG cauaA1 diBsrn6Ion in the department 4 !i$ht similar t0 the t11sturtance in the New York police department has recently breII carried on In this city, The mayor and oomtnisa1orer knferAd jIltn sCEer.st TnTn discussions which lad creatsd much UnfAvMahle roTn MIGJIL. Il ix not unlikely that the next Mnnia, nAl election will have thip Quea ton ss iis Dr.naipAs issue
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
ID CELEBRATE
 DUTCH COMING
TEHE0NTENARF OF ARRIVAL
 WILL BE MADE GREAT DAY.
Susri~I HusssE sersiOA.

Special Nugget ssrsiOA.
 NEW YORK, tAeh. 1.-An 1rE1Ntsz-- ton, Hith VaEderbilt as IrE prAsident- has h+sn fprsn"d fur the purpose of celebrating the tsrccntenArY nf the a1E- rival 0t ehr Butch sailing masters Oh these alH,rAa. The celebration will lake ihe forHt pE :L GreaE festival for Ire sucecsR r?T which m mHnRY and n0 time will be 1parHd.
 Tks t4rrenaeHnry will M7rlE next year an that lots of lime Is aIlOwe1i far tho prrp; ratEHns,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

ly xnlssA The As%al people cproed+ tho Aa1ranaa It ts stated thar fhe tcisr- nttou haa ,llready prepared itself foF the great strike and thnt li has fully tormnuIate4 gil tfle pluns for a irving 1r put to Il sIcsseREfuI conclusion.
 II IH 9enSrAE1T tskrEd that inc strike Tiu be accompanied by aOrn- unusli#l- ,Iy bad work The steel pecpE- NscM tc ba regarded as me arch foe of htUr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
COURT DENIES MOTION
 BY SESN0N Fl AL

for thA supply of cuHI to inc saVtn- nleut at Nome. Nhtrint Attorn=Y l'". dey vI Nome Ia actively enEaeeu in the prnsPcutlpu as well 5& rns xsV'rE : uent NatoTreyB out heTe.
 Bullock anI Illusion who arc npsT' ser+lnE a nne year jRii scut~n'"- Nt'! pe aAlIsi as NiLtIesseE, and Ihc u1IU~ of the latH Captain Jarvis Is rrTIAI>l lS come aKain into pctIce
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
s=ssial N:Rast $SrVics.

szssial N.sast S%rVicA.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb, '.-Hy a Vstc of q 10 .3s IA< eenate has adopted the ,sr9unanasnt 10 the con stltpsq+h2frs : the pstsAasnt,ai' 4ts .t urr' at six ysarB and H,ntilE Ineligible for the odslcs any man who formerly hd heen elected to the ottins.
 The motion %aS made by J1hR p- Works, rsprbhczn ScsrHtor froEa t'alt- torP;a-
 To amend tAc eutsiitutioH + re- quires q two-lhirtlA .Tot0 cf bntn houses and nlEn tI1e ratification ny thrce- salirths of rha lrEisIntGrea oi
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
SENATE ADOPTED
 SIX YEAR TERM

the 9lal+s. UT ny convention In three- fpuTthR thereof.
 It is noteh thai these xh0 are He- s1srAd ineligible must havc been elest cd And If ia assumed .tDrr%tr1m th2t vice TTes]dEnts who ncr1r to the pr=$E- E- dcnfy by th% death of II president are hnL inaliEible.
 II 1s uIso nnt1ocAbic th4L She amend ment WAR voted hT ny members nr both parties.
 Should the Rrn~T,Slmenr be 6rHIii' pRHsed IL will make WlsOIIFs term RiK years .unlASs artIiHcaiIF provided rrt1srwisc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
GOLDEN BULL HAtp
 NOT TO. eE HIGH

The gravel which 1A. ncw being hnissad from Ehs Golden Bull clsi1 ay rhn Pioneer Mining Company is aitTl- lar in quality to tbe gravel in the dump which waE aihiEed out EOlne tIme ago. Louis 6tepratn- manager
 pamneA pear inc bedrock and In tie bAdrock carefully but fhe best nln he secured was worth about ten cahtA
 AI1ulIt ths best pan feurd iA ths fnr- mer Gnmn was stx eAatA- The rillA:l Ar4 nov being taken dlt and n0i4ted
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
AMERICAN FEDERATION OPENS
 WAR 0N STEEL C0RP0RAT ION

and the hLeel workers arc cDmpcHSd of class uf men Wha are most iiiEe- tIun tO lh4 urnlns1 limits.
 S:,dl1Id the atTLke orGur and should rtc steel LnFpnrAtion attempt to carry an jIr Infk WiIh the ald GI hlri'Es rrsakurs n amhll hut rsn. wnr is eF- pecrsd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

and IT., r-ctfcIdl waE a Mrs' nttrntbIrA itfIn. Mrg, TlOrnhIAdt nt&1 AppeaTen m ;. vncn. durt with Miss Ra~t'l and the combination Tas perteeL
 All mrt1cipaI,tE h&d been Su WslI prepaEed and vera 80 perfectly cEpS \ bic that sn1nrss wrH the ruIs-
 \ Yttt rLeaxynr dance fnlloTr" the rrIncrrt rrUgruIn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
FISHER KEEPS THE
 REPORT TO HIMSELF

oll. It is assumed that the CoTnRtH- siuI hak rrr9mmeuded the a"nstrur- rSnn ut railroad and Inc npeninE' or tho .I.7I lnincs because 8 roa,i,Tn+nd- aIinn of q contrary nMuIrc .Teed not Ao kspt secret. If'tAE EttdMIzslth did net. recOmnRnd lIlA construction nf tho u,aa rn4 -nDItr- wnuId ue ended right iherc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
ID PUBLISH CABINET
 AT END 0F WEEK

and his selection ts pretty well be- EEvcd all aver The country. l( is EnrA flHt Bryan himself has hHh :: hand lR the fprnLnE of tue rAhinAL and knhWH all ahouL ii.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
NOTICE

Attontlun: All members of Nome Ksun~li Club MSe FeQueSted n'eet yV.dnseday ryeninE ut q 0Gi"Hk. AL aska Bank sud S4Te Depcsit Company for the purpose os elRctine officers for the GnsutnF year and discuss nnattsrA pertaining |" the All AlslA sEeep'
 takrs A"N
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
sp~oInl Nu@ppk AaFsIS~

SEATTLE. Feh- J.---Ths sedeFal court today dsnlcd rle motion ma1V hy tIn Gtterneya for the PLn1f1r '.on't I%ar1n aud ECrth1aStern GDmnsrctHl Companies asking that IIIr comp'LI:t AEAtnst ths hsfeHd,tuts he made nor" deesnith.
 The GMuranIes arc oh trtSl On The charEu UC making traudnlent conlE0GIh
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
KANSAS CITY STAR
 EDITOR IMPRISONED

l feelings NelRoR hns acquired Int pi friends by the Rct which hRr Rot IliH inIr trouLle- His enc day sm- lrrLRoHnanI NAs nnly I rlAir7r of form
 lrIt hE takGs his srnteRcc Hs AE nt- tempt Iu huniiiL'Ht him md ne Ehrsat- rns ,r gu to the limit to sruurc sHtis. raGtton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
Auaaat aArxleA

-moN Feb. $-~A bis AurTesiHn rpeditlOn which hA1 been -,'t e's%al.sH s"a,s -. u,rnosa of exploring The notth- tp' ot Gibzrlu is nor ;Ibout ,ssas to ncsi" it's journey 'S%nna O'rn,'' ans .ns
 .c,. IL will AIop Ht SoHic nm 4,aed In rsarh that plfecl' in IuIE' rUrr ;s Lhr Inat peri at "LA nrt"'t
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
n0RW WEGIAn ExPEDITI0N T0
 REACH NOME NEXT JULY

proceeding irtn thA Atctlc. The kx- Pcditson ia under the leadership of Jphun karnn. A man who has n1adr. \ Er+.at Population us an explorer In Northern waters. THn Ehln SistAwakc has already heeIl acquired and 1i,T%d ur Ln preparation for l'Llg stay in -- kurth.
 IL I& Aenhrnd ihas the Northern
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
.4unas& SpseiaI SwTieA.

Nuras3 Speetut o~EtSs
 YEATTI.E, Fs5. I.-SserGlIrY t1sb- CT d thr interior Leb&Ttnnni haR aS- csdea to huid inc Alaska n rhIlr"Ad "''m- wsssEnnsrs report quiet i'm un ihdst- iuas+-ssssad. fpr- ts1ie hrs m. bren EivtH4It fl fig h0usht rhat he pSIjervs ihe mattct should he left for tEu CiAriSt0n uf thr denort:-ilc ad- ministratIon. The selanEc lining ahaHE it ig tIIRL l9 inxlin< aa C. the o@n- lents ce thH report las brrn glrUn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
s..sial Mud RVt SNfR~

..,;.l knaRst sArTla~
 y.usAs ClrF. E'ch. l---"il4ihm
 ~A.n %clEc4l, pr"priftcr "T th+ Runa,s C,tY STAT, ~ss s'' e'"'E" 'c
 day fin isIl today for 0"HtRmul H
 ,.,1,,sc hs mad crElTIsrd |. 5H.ge .. +ar a drha1uh in II rr'"f "hIch ha, jnsl beru constituted
 n.4 cr;it..su af the judge b% shr zr.- reused hi or continent ""d uc ..,,, ,roC,ises to crcitc Il tfry m'tEr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
DON'T FORGET THE
 BARN DANCE

Last uf sensnn. LSta 9f fun 2n' frDlic. St. HIur3a Parish Hal T r'' day. February 4 Q o'clock pm Ad- mIssinn T6o, including rerFHAnrncUts-
 Ady
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
THOMPSON NOW
 FILES SUIT
SEATTLE TIMES MuaT CERTAIN
 " DEFEND lTSELF.
anseiaI NuSaAt ssrvrpa.

Special NuSaAt asr~rpa4
 SEATTLE. F1Th. 1.-The suit cf Thompson Ea. inc Seattle Times hA+ heen formerly Alca HTd heEun. The nAnaEeH asked are $gOrO0G. Tho PIziH- tiff, who ~zs fVrtneElY city engineer ur seattlP, clFlmB tMtE the RlatheH pap@r inflicted injury to that "xfent upnn hInl b. unjust cr1tlci$mz of hi+ n'r-L anH of the r1ntnrt of fIts n1ice.
 1t la promised thut the ease will hA unS "f the UlnEt important tn take ulagE in Seattle for EiAhS day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

Oh, yeu pr. end lawyers, if yeu E"S not afrsid Of detszk face that GTsAF ritehsr, Miksy GAmuslS FusSeHs riu1r4, Feb. 1, Eagle He'll.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
kNlaHT9 of ftcHT. EMMMET :.
 PURCHASE BulLnINc

Ths KnISlitA of Rchert Emmet havt purchased thn building formerly uccA- nsdd bT ths NoweIl photographic gRl- tsry next t9 ths .Gc1deu Gat0 hctsl. 7hs ihtantion of ths order is 10 it tha plAra ID as EaeetlAt plRrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

coast Of SIbzriA rruv1d~s 8 splendid field for exploration and that d1zSnv- erIfs of a snnst remarkably interest tnx kind nzy be sxpe.tAd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
4Fs4iAl Nhnask ksNlsA.

&Fs4iAl Nhn6sk RsFNeA.
 FIFTBEURG, Feb, a.--Th@ Amsr4- can Federation 0f Labor today dec)Ar- ed war turnaIIy on the UnItHd States Seeel Corporation and cn'' nf thr ErsatEss industrial struggles in hIa' tury Ia almost certain [" be InunEuF- 1ted.
 F6Ety thouaAhA rAAn are eHpdct ed to sG out Oa strike almost tE1medlate-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

co TO THE kORTM POLE Bakery Far th4 Hsss k<SaA AT@ Rea&T. The cniy CSHA. Asuns lA tS4sl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

The 5uHinse4 msh AFa siAtA4 ever ths fact that IOAaS hurt kiS fnss- %t prAstles. DEn ~'Il b. liners jusk thA atsTStA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
JOSEPH PATRICK TuMuLTF
 TO STAY WITH %lLSoN
seAeial NHEus4 asrSiGg.

saAeiHl NREuE4 asTSicg.
 TRENTON Fan- 3-WouhrOw VII son MnunI feed today tbat his prz4- NnL Aecr@taTY. Joseph Patrick Thmul1y w1sl retuaim as hIs secretary dUriHE khe presidential term.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

k; asa, HIeaA b 1Aa- ek&MbIaR Ahotse FFsaAb k ahA ppst ee9Ass. Wasoh hIAl |1NGaday a1zt1Ei 2! ..i:,-..
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
FREtT2I ScHEFF pIVORcEp'

Special Nu9qet 5FTVIts' v
 NEW YORK. Feb. l,--FITilEi Schen ,pas divorced today here. Tbc divorce woe g-an+eh mn thr uscsl sfAluf1T" grpunhx
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03
Eukk FUN! FUN:

Eusryhody 10me that wants to 'au9n far vou wilI surely have good tinns
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

Apples f2.N per box and up al AahmaunlS,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

HeW laid eggs zs Froeser's Harness Ekou
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-03

RRbftk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23

An exciting automobile race out of
Pendleton along the Wild Horse road
started shortly before 2 o'clock this
afternoon with Frank c. Miller of
Walla Walla in the leading car and
Deputy Sheriff oe Blakelv in the pur-
suing machine. Just how 1t terminal
ed was not learned mn to press time
1t seems that the Moore Auto Co of
Walla Walla some months ago Sc
cured a judgment against Miller for
$77.25 but was unable to attach his
automobile because it was taken
across the state line into Umatilla
county. At that time Miller was en-
route to Lehman Springs but his car
broke down at Albee and was hauled
back to Pilot Rock where 1t remain
ed from June until yesterday. Miller
secured the car Yesterday and the
| auto company Immediately secured a
writ of attachment from the local JUS
tice court. When it was turned over
to the deputy sheriff. Miller had just
started for Walla Walla in his car
and securing another from the Lone
| garage. Blakely gave pursuit with
full speed ahead and contemplated
catching Miller before he got to Ad-
ans
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
USED GUN TO HELP
GET COLLECTION
OLD TIMER RELATES FIRST SER
MON PREACHED IN CANYON
CITY BY MORMON.

Latter day churches experiencing
difficulty on separating their con-
gregations from their tithes might
experiment with the method used by
Clay Allison. notorious bad man of
Oregon, in taking up a collection for
the first preacher that ever delivered
Il sermon in Canyon City. The story
was related here yesterday by Will
liam Finley, pioneer prospector who
recently found the grave of Jim Will
der in the mountains of the Seven
Devil country.
Finley is an old timer in these parts.
He was here forty years ago when
there was nothing but a stage house
where now stands the biggest little
city of it's size in the west" He was
intimately acquainted with Ezra Nee
ker, Joaquin Miller and all other pio-
neers of this section and has a fund of
yarns that would read better than the
average fictional story of the wild
west.
Yesterday, just before his departure
for The Dafles and Portland, he re-
lated to a representative of the East
mon preached in Canyon City. at was
some forty years ago." he said. "and
Canyon City in those days was tough
place. One day Mormon preacher
blew into town and the word was
spread around that he was going tn
preach to us. We all held a little
consultation as to where he could
hold his meeting, for, rough as the
men were. they had no intention of
running the preacher out of town. We
| finally decided to turn the gambling
, joint of Madame Moustache into a
, temporary church and so we moved
the faro tables, the roulette wheels
and the geno tables back against the
walls
THAT Mormon guy had big audi
ence when he commenced to preach
and he delivered himself of a right
| good sermon. He didn't tell us what
2 bad lot we were but just painted the
glories of the hereafter and the quail.
fications for entry. When he got
i through, some one suggested takins
UP collection. Some fellow startel
passing his hat around but ther,
| wasn't any great inflow or money
The fellows seemed to be a little sus.
picious that this might be a graft
When the hat passed under Clay AL
lison's nose, he looked into it and say
enough small change to make abou
two and a half. Gimme that hat
he says. I calculate that can get
little more than that. and with tina
he grabbed the hat and pulled out hi
six shooter. Clay had reputation a
! bad actor with his gun so when h
: presented the hat to fellow and d
rected the gun at him, the walle
; wasn't slow in coming forth. Com
on YOU he would say. know YOU &c
money. saw your roll while ag
I and darned If he didn't turn owe
$500 to that Mormon before he &c
3 through"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Sueing for Divorce.

Alleging that her husband L. b,
Couch during the past few years has
been abusing her and wrongfully ac-
cusing her of infidelity and that he
deserted her about a year ago, Mary
E. Couch today commenced suit for
divorce in the local circuit court
The couple were married at Harris
burg, Ore, in 1894 and have six chill
dren between the ages of eight and
10. She asks for the custody of the
children and that the defendant be re-
Quired to pay SIS a month toward
their support. Homer /. Watts of
Athena is her attorney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Innnirins Ahont Round.up

That the far east is becoming in
terested in Pendleton's annual Round
up is evidenced by a letter received
this morning by Mayor Matlock from
the Baltimore Sun. 1t reads as fol-
lows:
"Maltimore. Md. Sept IS. 1913. To
the Mayor. Pendleton. Oregon.
Dear Sir:-The following inquiry
has been referred to the Answers
column of the Sun:
"'Can you tell me the name and
address of the committee which has
charge of the Roundup held at Pen
dleton every year.?
IF you can furnish this informa'
ton I shall appreciate it very much
Gratefully yours.
THE \. S. ABELL CO,
Per Editor Answers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
papoose Was Not Hurt

The story that a papoose had been
killed by freight train at Thorn
Hollow on Saturday is branded as alb
solutely false by T. F. O'Brien, agent
Of the O.-W. r. & ~ company and by
Undertaken John Baker. They state
that papoose. crawling on the track
was struck and rolled off the track
on Saturday but that it was picked up
and brought to the local hospital
where an examination proved it to
have escaped with only slight
scratch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
SAYS CONFESSION OF
MURDER Is NOT TRUE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-Re-
pudiating his statements made to the
police Jacob Wolfshon denied that he
was guilty of the murder of Annie
Catherine Sumacher in the cemetery
at Rochester. n. Y, four years ago.
When closely questioned by District
Attorney Garrett Wolfsohn broke
down and said he had confessed to
the murder because he wanted to die
and could not bring himself to COM
init suicide.
II want to take back my confess
sion. 1t is not true that l killed the
girl and / can prove my innocence" 4"
he exclaimed Historically
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Praise Water system

Pendleton is getting favorable ad-
vertising because of the contract for
the construction of the gravity water
system This is shown by clipping
from Los Angeles paper sent to A.
T. Matthews of this city by his broth
er who lives in California.
The story is as follows: The Arth-
ur S. Bent Construction Company of
Los Angeles has just secured a con-
tract at Pendleton, oregon, for bring
ing a new water supply to that city,
16 IL miles, through a two-foot con-
crete pipe. There were bidders from
all over the west and the contract was
awarded at $145,0O0. This is the'first
unit of what will finally be one of the
finest water supply systems in the
northwest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Case Is NOn-Suitesl.

Because the attorney for the Bank
of Montreal did not have the proof
that the plaintiff is a corporation
ready to present this morning when
the cases of the bank versus Ivan o.
Harra came uD for trial. the case was
thrown out of court by being volun-
tarily non-suited The plaintiff ask
ed for a two-day continuance, but, in
asmuch as the defendant had all OF
his witnesses present, the court re-
fused to postpone the trial The cast
is one of tile many growing out of the
sale of stock in the British Columbia
Coal Mining Co.. which stock, it is now
alleged is practically worthless.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
FIRE IN THEATER
1000 SIT CALMLY

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-One thousand
persons calmly kept their seats in the
Studebaker theater last night when
fire from a short circuited electric
wire ignited the bunting with which
the stage was decorated. The curtain
was lowered and ushers spread
through the house warnings against
a panic The spectators showed no
signs Of becoming panic stricken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
COMMISSION REPORTS
ON WALLINGFOItD WRECK

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 23.-An in
adequate signal system, the bunch
ing Of six passenger trains under too
short head-way for foggy morning
and the recklessness of Engineer
Wands, of the Bar Harbor Express In
running by a danger signal were held
responsible by the state utilities com
mission for the Wallingford wreck In
which 81 were killed and 40 injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
SOUNDS DEATH KNELL
OF BARBARY COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2s.-By
unanimous vote the police commission
adopted RESOLUTIONS that means the
Annihilation OF the far-famed Bar
barry coast of San Francisco. The res
olution provides that after Septem-
Der 80 dancing will not be permit
ted in any saloon or restaurant where
siquor is sold within the district nam
ed nor any women patrons or en-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Roundup winners Get Diplomas

Tom Nye, local artist, has just com.
pleted the work of making out the
certificates for the winners in the
1918 Roundup contests. Every man
or woman who placed in any of the
events on any of the three days is
presented with a diploma which GER
titles to this feat The diplomas are
beautifully and appropriately figured
and the lettering done by Mr.. Nye is
very artistic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Four Marriage Licenses.

Earl w. Oueeuer and Clara c.
Schwandt, both of Weston, and John
II. Day. and Bertie A. York, like
wise Weston couple, were granted
licenses to marry today, application
having been made at the same time.
Another license was issued to Earl
Bumtard and Elsie Coon and one
yesterday afternoon to Homer f.
Mentzer and Edna Grace Warner
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23
Leave on Eastern Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Oliver and
daughter. Miss Grace oliver. left to-
day via the Northern Pacific upon
an extended trip through the east.
They will visit in Canada. Detroit
Michigan, and Missouri points before
going to Florida to spend the winter
Returning via California, they Will
spend few weeks in Los Angeles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-23

who pleaded guilty to the charge, has
oeen sentenced to an indeterminate
-erm in the penitentiOry of from one
% Is years. Albert Payne, indicted
for forgery, also pleaded guilty and
drew a term which may terminate any
line between one and five years.