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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
GERMAN ARMY FTIERS
ON AIR SCOUT TRIPS
Men Praised for Advance In Skill at
MaheuVers Closing the Prince
HenrY COmnctifinn

berlln, Germany.-A military recon-
Ealssance flight from Strassburg to
Freiburg and back marked the con-
clusion of the Prince Henry FLYING
Competition" During the flight the
airmen used for the first time a new
general staff map. The airmen had
to ascertain first the position of the
artillery and reserves of a force most
ed east of the railway from Freiburg
to Mullheim. and then deliver their
reports at Freiburg.
There they were informed that the
infantry of the enemy had advanc-
ed from Neubreisach, due west OF
Freibufg, to the east of the forest of
Colmar and they had to discover the
strength of the artillery. After re-
porting at Neubreisach the airmen
flew back to Strassburg OF the 13
airmen who took part in the first re-
connaissance, nine discovered the po-
sition of all four columns of the en-
emy.
Speaking at a banquet at Strassbure
in celebration of the conclusion of the
flight. Prince Henry of Prussia
warmly commended the advances
made since since last year. both as re.
garded the construction of airship!
and in the art of flight Aviators hat
sure control of their machines. ant
were prepared to take much greater
risks than in former years. Who
ever had seen the young Germans a
work must say to himself that there
was something in flying. The officer.
of the torpedo-craft were specially re
nowned for their dash. The aero
plane was the army's torpedo boat. I
steeled the character and made man!
| demands on the dash of the fliers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
MEMORIAL SERVICES
HELD FOR DIR. BLALOCk

Walla Walla, Wash, June 1.-Two
hundred pioneers of the Inland EN-
pire, every one of whom came to this
country before 1885, gathered at the
annual meeting of the Inland En-
pire Pioneers association held at
Whitman college
The program for the day consisted
of memorial services for the late
president, DR.. y. G. Blalock, address
es by prominent pioneers and jim
ner on the college campus.
Offirers for the coming years were
chosen as follows: President, Ben
Burgunder, Colfax; first vice presi-
dent, A. G. Lloyd, Watisburg; second
vice president. Nat Webb Walla
Walla; third vice president, w. p.
Winans, Walla Walla; secretary, Mar
win Evans, Walla Walla; treasurer,
Levi Ankeny, Walla Walla; historian,
Professor W. ID. Lyman, Whitman
college.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13

right over too. thought it was the
trail He got down below the trail
about thirty feet but by chopping a
little trail in the sidehill we got him
back all right.
The coldest weather we had while
we were freighting was S5 below zero.
But we are having nice summer
weather nov Most all the snow has
left the sou h hill sides and the grass
is starting on the river bars.
We are ing to start back to camp
in the morning. VIII take us about
eight days to get to camp.
Yours truly
FRANK PIERCE.
Mccarthy, Alaska.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
ASHLAND BOY MAKES GOOD.
After Year in Agricultural College
Taking Special Training.
Gets Position

Oregon Agricultural College. Cor
Wallis, Ore, June 13.-Otto Klum, a
graduate Of the Ashland high school,
who has been. taking a heavy course in
special manual training this year, and
is to spend the summer at the Uni
versity Of California, has been elected
instructor in manual training and
athletic coach at the Ashland high
school. He is not only a thorough
and capable student in his special
work, but has proven an athlete of no
mean ability. guiding his high
school through several championship
seasons in basketball and baseball
and doing. excellent work also in foot
ball and track athletics.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13

keeping" by Dean j. A. Drexell of the
school of commerce of the Oregon
Agricultural College has been placed
on the list cf books adopted for the
oregon public schools for the next
six years. 1t is intended for the
eighth grade and rural high schools,
and is an adaptation to such educa-
tional work of his previous thorough
work in farm business methods for
older students now widely used by
progressive farmers throughout the
United States
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Change in Time Table.

Beginning Sunday there will be
change in the time for the arrival
and departure of train No. 5 in and
out of Pendleton. From that date
the westbound night passenger will
reach here at $40 a. m. and will de-
part at 3:2O. At the present time No
5 reaches here at 4:25 and leaves 10
minutes later Under the new sched-
ule No. will reach Portland at 11:15
instead of at 12:45 as at present
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13

those of a period of transition. Chris
tianity did not rest upon book, still
less did it rest upon particular view
Of a book. People had been brought
up to suppose that if the whale did
not swallow Jonah the whole struc-
ture of Christianity was gone, but
Christianity did not depend upon
such things
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Vas Hero During BIG Quake.

Joseph Kragen, a travelling sales
man who is now in the city, was in
Pendleton during the time of the
great earthquake and fire in San
Francisco Along with other travel
lers here on that day he was an eager
seeker of news of the disaster and
followed the East Oregonian's bulle-
tins telling of the ravages of the
flames and of the ruin caused by the
earthquake.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Wife Deserted Him.

In suit for divorce filed here yes
terday by Charles Switzler against
Amanda Switzler the plaintiff alleges
desertion as grounds why decree
should be granted him. The two were
married here October 80, 1910. The
plaintiff is represented by Judge S. y.
Lowell
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Colnmhin sim Rislng

That the Columbia river is still ris-
ing though the Snake is falling is
stated by Conductor Gus Bertholet of
the y. P. The Columbia rose an
other foot yesterday and is now upon
the worst rampage in many years.
Much drift is going down stream.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
o. y. {. LECTURERS
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Four From Agricultural College to
Speak Next Week at Sum-
mcr Gathering.

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
wallis ore, June 1S.-Four members
OF the faculty of the oregon Agricul-
tWal College-Profs. c. T. Lewis. V.
r. Gardner, II. Il. Jackson and Mrs.
Alice Marks 'Dolman-are to give
lectures at The Dalles chautauqua
next week.
Monday Mrs. Dolman viii give g
demonstration lecture on Left over
Meats and Meat Substances" Tues
day on Quick Desserts" and We'd
neSday on Foods for Invalids d" sat
urday Prof. Gardner speaks or
'Pollination of Cherries: Prof. Lew.
Is on operation; Prof. Jackson
on Diseases of Fruit Trees"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
POLICEMAN SHOOTS MAN
WHO ATTACKS HIM

San Francisco, June 13.--Attacked
by an infuriated Greek who was
elected from lodging house, PATROL
man J. NJ. Beach shot and probably
fatally wounded Sarkis Bagdasaras.
Beach shot the Greek. after the lat
ter struck him with an iron pipe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Honor Mention.

Thirteen honor students and II
girl recipients of special prizes were
named for honorary recognition at
the commencement exercises at the
Oregon Agricultural college. Among
those receiving honorable mention is
Miss Edith Crockett of this city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
OREGON FIRST AMONG STATES
Recognizes Necessity of Promoting
Better Business Methods Among
Farmers

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
wallis. Ore, June 13.-Oregon is the
first state in the union to set its Of
ficial seal upon a public recognition
Of the necessity OF promoting better
business methods among the farm
ers through the public schools. The
new text book " Principles OF Book
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Rufus Fletcher Dead.

Rufus Fletcher, colored porter in
Pendleton for many years. died last
night from the effects of tuberculosis.
He was buried here at 10 o'clock this
morning the service being conducted
by the Rev. Nathan Evans, pastor of
the NJ f. church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
French AirshiD i'm Trials

Paris, France "A French airship
OF rigid type has made series of
successful trips. Her length is $50
feet and she has twin screws fore
and aft, each driven by a motor of
lSo horsepower. In place of alumni
mum, wood bound with canvas is en-
rloyed in her framework.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Chicken Pie Dinner.

The Ladies of the Parish Aid of the
Episcopal church will give a dinner
and supper Saturday, June IA, at the
dining room OF the New Grand Ho-
tel. Chicken pie strawberries and
other good things Everybody come.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
4 Snap.

Modern eight room house on Jack
son street Corner lot, so by 100.
Street improvements all paid Gas
range and number of other articles.
Owner leaving the city Must be sold
at once for the sacrifice price of
$1,000. LIVERMORE & BICKERS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Ronght j. Neagle Honse.

j. Moser, cigar store propertor, has
purchased the James Neagle house
and lot on jackson street from the
widow of the late James Neagle. 1t
is understood the property sold for
$500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Licensed to Wed.

The following marriage licenses
We're issued by the county clerk yes
terday Samuel q. Rogers and Alice
E. Compton and Alonzo L. Mckenzie
and Myrtle E. Childers Both couple
are from Milton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
INTERNAL REVENUE MAN
FOR OREGON is NAMED

Washington, June 13.-President
Wilson sent the senate the name of
Milton A. Miller to be collector of in
ternal revenue in the district of Ore
gon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
lightning KILLS NInn

Moosejaw, Sask., June 13.-During
an electrical storm at Expanse. South
country an unknown man was killed
by lightning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
.Newsy Notes
Of Pendleton
Rccovers from Tonsilltis.

Mrs Roy Alexander has recovered
from an illness of a week with tonsi.
litis.
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Observation-Disclosures.

(Glma s. 8pob, 36, 2122 8dpins ct.
aatbrpn s. 4rtbonp, 70, Desgl.
(GOrt6 q. DOnulblon, "a, Glmtpooo
Ylace.
lalma G.5ilpoIDitsiner, 22, Carthage.
( So6n .. Depburit, IT,, 25, WsstbusH,
! Waii.
|6sien 9. gtiner, 27, 1857 5resmun
Mpenue.
(OaR s. DilterIon, %, 554 Beit ..
I Strabe.
IgOrrinns Belle, %, 1861 prODiOsnte
Strdbe.
{gonbam Ga[lopdp, 43, SorrIlon, ?.
I 'lgsrtba RelIou, 27, SanRaf1el JlatS'
(gBinstts geasles, 27. 3446 9errp Ct
lQinian D. Hen5el, 22, 1854 Sptf
Ipenue.
(Somes Z. Stilions, 81, Cambridge
I Smo.
t0olDle Z. o5o9nlpH, 10, SI1H'elD'
Sotsi.
loSobn @raIIer, 26, 245 atpttsr %t0s
lGmmo Iaint, %, 1922 Rucc Str.
(Qid aratpolots, 26, 23o Central 2lO
l2lnna Maberas. II, 232 WtcGartanl
Strabe.
(GorbOn 3. gifsr, q, 2147 9iIbsr
I Qpenue.
igaargaret 9uder, Is, 1923 2ocui
Strabe.
(Robert I. gaine, %, 215 Sit II. q
lMinnie 1bomdnn, 27, 1904 Utat1
Strubf.
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Tas Dtiaennium.

SSaIt elm SSabrtauicno. ein 0ttllcn-
mum, lit pergnn0eu, ieitoem Die pet.
len Wl0uhc pom Ct. 9eruburb oaS
Re3ept fiir sic ct. 9ernaro arduter'
piaeu erianoen, sic bis aui ben hell'
tiqen Iaq 0os ein3ige 3Iperlaiiige
Seilmittel fiir ale Dlagen. uno Se'
berfranfheitcu aeblieben iinb. Ghne
ale geiitigen 4ein1iihungelL mie 5.g,
Guefiilber, iino tic MIR aus oen belI-
fr6ftigiten 8iIon3enItofien ber8eI,eilt,
me5balb tic ouh nidt itber5ufert limo.
,Seoermaun fam iid oicielbeR III le.
Ser gpothcfe fiir nur - Gents Der.
iduiien llno panu lie crit rSeoermailH
ae6raldlt, .piro oaS mtrfli6e Dtlllen.
MUM aQgemciner 0elunobeit oas
fem an.
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bleiben pirb. ssoermdnn trug fein
Gherflein 3ur ullgemeinen 8eluitis
ouno nne 6eiterfeit bei unb Die ,Eeus
fpnen" baben ipieoer einmdl betpiefen,
eaB iie IS Deriteben, 5eite 5u feiern,
pie in .,Geutf9lonb". @rit am fpds
ten a6eno fam bic bubife geranitals
tuna gum Abf6luB unb ermibet, jes
bph nit ben grIebniiTen pes 5asss
polauf befrieDigt, ma6ten iih bic GeBs
ten Der 9beilne9mer auf ben 5eims
meg.
Der Deutf6e pionierDere
EN- bate seitern ietn Stiftunssfeit
I'm eiaenen Greiie gsfeisrt unb 3tpur
0urch Elm Iamilien gicnic in Gohz
| manns p1rf in Gotlep. llnb elm eA@
ties rechtes 5omiltenfeit mar es, fiitlt
| lid, bod Der pionisrpsrein nie cine
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| III tpdbreno bieier lan1en Sabre gum
orDbten 8erein in Der Stabt erStartt.
Die W2itqiierer batten it9 nit ihre1
Qnoeh0riaen gum 3bsil f6on in ben
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G3ros folate fpdbrenb Des Qahmittags
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itallsn. Die 5sitgdfts fA0pften aus
ihreu reiden Griuuerungen aus ihrer
Qebsn unb fie botteu ouh Der TOM
menben 3eiien, oss ooIoenen Jubi
: ldums ipelhes Der gersin in fin
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8iaeprdiinent. Grant S6mttt.
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Nabiater Neger
gSuroc pom 8eifsn seidjoiien anS gr.
ituheu.

D}it elmer S6ubpunDe In Der Iirien
gruft uno elmer S6nittpuHoe am 1ea
MD purbe geftsrn Der 80 Sabre alte
gleqer WoIs 5olman bon Jlo. go
Carlisle 4penue Dem Itdotiihen 8raRs
tenbaus als poli3eigefdngener etRges
liefert, pd6reno feline 4ngreifer, Der
goli3iit Daniel Jnsto aus 8iH9dtsr,
ab., uno Sames Ring aus 8ronntgan
station, Sp.. ols oerbdhttg in Daft
genommen rpurben. Solman uno ote
Genannten befanben Iih in etrfsm
@aagon Der 8. unb 81. giienbabn, ois
Der Qeger 3ipiIhen Der Sohn uHo
Gmit6 StraBe, pdbreno Der Wogqon
Ii6 auf benz s. unp 8. 8abnbof be-
fano, Iih duberit ungsbiihrli6 bstruS
unD nieoer6olt Don ben ReiIenoen
gum 2(nItano ermabnt lperben muBte.
Der gteger ieBts jeooh Ieiu 5reiben
fort lnb puroe DON oem poli3t1ten
oynsto enerQiTh our Ru6e srmahHt.
5tatt ulIer 4ntnort 3og Der 9aeger etrt
! UlsTer uno mar i'm 8egriFf auf ben
poli3iitsn log 81 itehen, ieoo6 tam
bieIer ibm 3uoor, iubem sr BON fetnem
ReDo(Der Gebrauh mahte 1Ino benz
/ fre6en Burden sine augel IN BE
gruit japte. Sing, rpelber Elm 5reuuo
beg pOti3titen Snsto til, tam
biefsm 3u 5itfe, tnbem er ben
Reger burh einen Stif am Sulis
/ tampfunfGbiq mafte. 9egen ben Rss
aer fpurbs bic 8eThulbiaurg oes lnors
bentIi6en 9etra0ens erboben. pd6reno
ueaeu ben oer6aftster 9oliaiiten unn
aino nod fsine offt3islIs 8eIhuloidurta
berDoroebrodt III. Tnnberu bieislben
nIs perbG6tig in 5aft bebalten rDtrs
ben.
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G6eiter 6arf.

Der oegsntpGrtige Wonut perIpritt
elmer Der ereignibrei6itsH in bean obts
aen 10 betie6ten 8ergniiguHgsport gu
pero.u, osnn Col. !. Wl. Martiu bat
gldne getroffen, um ben berstts oors
bdnbenen nrterhaltungen nod cine
Rei6t neuer hiHsu3ufiigsn. Sm Gbes
it.r Bart bat es itsts etpds glsues ses
ae6eu unb 5srr Wartin III ourouf be-
oaht, oab bisisr Ruf audi pGbrsne
Der bissiGbrtgen Saiion dufre6t err
balter bIeibt. 9ds programm IN eeHI
8aucepiQ: S1suter, has Ddhreno oef
tommsnesn mp6e CUR 8urhTubrurg
eelanat, III zines Der beitsn, bas no9
3uIdmmengsitsqt poroen it, an Der
SpiBe Itebt bus QtbIstsus qadr. g.
brioer Qambert, bas iptpobl in gnros
"a, pis aud lsBtsn Bintsr in 6dms
meritein's 5beater in Rsp YOrt 10
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rpie Sung srg0gsn ptro. Inter ben
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Die Songlsurs Gjebriiber GeIio uEo I'll
! 5opraniitin Srsne Wlap. DIE Der.
itsaung itIisBt nit Bdnotl6ioesH
bod perosn bic DdnoelbiLosr Dor.
! Fubrunaeu in osr Qdbs bes gtuiit'
I itauoss sbsnfoIs peitsr ftattflnoen.
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saqe BON 7 1br Morgens biz Ipdt an
/ Qbsno, mann oerIelbe prdati5 trt
leuhtet lit, eem gubIitum CUR Se
nusung often.
/ 2lu6 fir Die Cabaret 9crIteauH
oeu i'm Glubbous 'ino nsus Nttrdttio
nen gsppnnsr tuoroeH, 10 bah oi'it!bsl
aub pdbrenb Der tommenota Woh
i6re Electromagnetic au3ubsn e.
ben.
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Qn Der 4. uuo 8aluut StraBe
puroe geitern Der 30 Sabre aIte Peger
Sames canton aus apartaburg.
G. G., nit elmer tart blutenoen Std
nunoe i'm linteu Sberarm urfsefuHs
Nen uno bem itGotif6sn arantenbous
eingeliefert. gapton srtldrts, baB er
BON unbetnnntsn Regsrn in Stranger,
8p., nGhrsnb zines Gtreitss gsitphen
tporoen rel unb Iih na6 Cincinnati Be
geben bate, Inn fib Die Bunos perbins
ben All IdfIsn. 4n Der 4. unb Waluut
StrdBs mar er ieood BON Dem 9luts
perluft eritopft unb muRte iih mad
Dem 6oIpitaI iberfiihren laHen.
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Oebarteu.

SoIspb uno gillian S6ott, 1893
G3leupdn ape., Mdoten.
GliFfpro unb Tsiunie Sarlep, 81
blum Str. 4ndts. oo-o
ginis unS aucp Robin'on, 23oo
Won STR, Mldpteu.
Grnsit uno Mlbert1 2ops, 2132
Elorsncs qps.. anabe.
Clifford uno afies groB, 1l3l
qincoin 2(oc., Ullodsu.
Col unb Ularp NihdsIiOn. 24o
gtetlcn Ctr, anabs.
Wiliam uno glara 2us. 1885
G6ais Ctr. WlGohsn.
ghdrlss uuo Utinnis Ped, 3743
Sprino groue Qpe., Uldo6en.
Deter .uRo 1nna 6eiitsr. 1927
golerain 2lpe.. gnnbe
EARN uno 6elsn ScIt, 1921 Co.
lerain Qps.. Wdohen.
Trep uno Udrn Shpde6ls, 1924
Tormnn Str, Sndbe.
g1iliam uno gmmd 6dtmspsr
| 623 Orient Ctr. Mdoher.
Miltam uro Qena 3eislcr, 4O6C
| GolerliH Qpe., Snabe.
Suiius uno Tarp Gabin, 1905
Qincoln 4ps.. aHabe.
Gbrin uRo 3hereie Wtillsr. j
Igorn CTR, WGoftn.
Ri6aro uno Grmd Ring Gil;
gpnoper Ctr, ana6e.
! miaiam mo annd 5edl, 384'
Golerain gpe,, Snabe.
/ ;sranilin uno Srenu ptercs. 3.
! 9arf 4partemen;s. anabs.
Sofep6 uno Bertha S6tpsrt, 112.
Gnesn Gitu 2lpe.. Mdohen.
Sacob unb g1rboro 9srgen, III
Rafe Ctr, GHo5t.
Senrn uno Softd pstrOstp. 233
Whetlsr Str. auabe.
| aarl uno Gtiiabeth 5isberg. al
Wcgpidsn 2lps. Utdohen.
| Sulius uno Maris 6alfter, "a
| aipinaiton CTR, Uldohen.
| William uuo lmelid gBIeiermdnr
| 1926 Qinn Str., mdofen.
Sront uno G1ts Waro, 673 Omob
| Str. 2pillinoe.
s5drrn uno 'yol 8ertram. 1886 Z
l6. CTR, arabe.
lsopoto unp 8iIslia 2eoihmic
| tbs Seoam 2tpe anabe.
gcfa aro G}iiella gdlaib, ia
Efn Ctr, Gna6e.
9luton uno Trdna pdrcot, l52
Central 2ps., I.Iohen.
Deter uno Tar1aret Tolipit, 142
Bremen Sir, Wiaotlen.
TAD unb Ulinuis Ruuto. $50
Gin Str. Wlabhsn.
Sermann uro Wargares aeIle
2311 9ine Ctr, RdoG:a.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-14
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-14
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