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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-29

lie and his father were on good terms
now and no sooner had he received
his commission than Frank mentioned
to the squire his intention of paying a
visit to Somerville hall.
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A. d 1925

'Why did she withdraw after receiving
tie nomination.
They told her. if elected she would be-
come a member of the common council.
ana you know how particular she is."
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After Three. Years

The days at the Hall flew rapidly.
The more Frank saw of Emily the
faster she riveted upon him the chains.
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distress. \ gentleman in the carriage
was supporting a young lady who was,
to all appearances lifeless. With Franks
room and surgeon sent for.
Frank aseertained that the carriage
had been overturned and the young lady
so injured that she had been insensibla
ever since.
The surgeon could not be found, there
was no time to be lost, and Frank, who
had acquired the art at sea, performed
the operation of bleeding upon the fair
patient, opening with his penknife a vein
in the whitest arm he had ever beheld.
Dreaming of Two Loves
The young lady recovered, the father
was profuse in his thanks-and Frank
in the l0ndling of a new and purer love,
quite forgot for a time the little actress.
The coach was the same upon which
Frank had hooked up behind and the
accident had been the result of his un-
bridled passion.
His own part in the affair, of course,
he did not reveal; but when the surgeon,
who at length arrived and heard the
story, said of the tramp who had occa-
sicned the accident, What a villain!'
Frank re-echoed with emphasis, What
vilaini' and he meant it.
So that was the reason Frank Mild
may dropped asleep that night thinking
of two clean shirts and two new loves.
When Frank went down to breakfast
next morning the young lady, now quite
recovered, and her father were waiting
for him. The gentleman said that he
was Mr.. Somerville and this was his
daughter Emily. What was the name
of the young man to whom they were
so greatly indebted?
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FRACTIONAL WAR
tcontinued from r,rs, P,g.l

and each alternate ono ,b.-,,s,,-
ana "a" further arrer thr, .h. com
Hi''''" ON rules shall consist ~ 'he
''-'i'hi OF 'h" 'nlto and Two
democratic members.
IL" f"r"roirG propositions shall no,
D." binding upon fi" fifteen Rerul.
"i members Of %" rsul'e uula..
fh" sam" hail have boon ratified and
h-r"'d 20 %, tou hy H. o'clock Satur
day Jan Is. 1919
W" further notify Won that un'ces
I'D" foregoing propositions arc a,
copied l' 'h' '.uo before .f1f.d tina.
'l' F"rl 10 agreement concerning tta
pairing between member ~ OBJ. som
".' Who Hr" absent shall Ic fnrml
ha'"i "ii fhr only pair which vo
'i.iI f'''rrIl" bail D." those nos Ga.
.'int 'Nf Nr NcCorkIr and Mr.
N.r.fiI. Nr NrCiuekcv md SIR
l''. .hf. 'rI SIR Grl, arI N- Pros
'"n. 1r.".. sI.I pa.rirr .mu hn .rgI.
Jos sY"' .'. 1rrtrromrrf in writing and
Announced Dos fhr president pro TOM
r' fHn ..rfft
Trouble IN Democratic Camp.
I'" 'f.uf nature OF tho frorhf,
within fh" u'mnrrtf.r ranks /. h..r.
t'lf R.I uui.r rofsr iu. I generally
"''T'd r.rHrf Dos if ffi' French and
I.IHI Hr. f.r rr.1lcrrarf. and that
f.'t I-r threatening 600 hyrk OBJ.
'rf.' r'n fIrr hf.r found frlf Oh,
H'r'l'. rln nf rr.r.fs riu. a. Obj.
rfr candidate for prs .d.rf go.
..r. 1rrri r b.. fhe rlrdraf'rr. ..t.
'.. 'i'r rrinr 1uIrrc them THAT
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House and Lot on Highest Part OF
Wheeling Island At Executors
Sale.

Under the will Of William l.. Gil.
breath. deceased. offer for sale the
home lately occupied by him at No.
3l3 North York Street The lot
fronts 30 feet on the West side OF the
Street and extends westwarily 40
feet 10 the Alley. II was not reached
by the late flood january. 1879. IL
must he sold SOON. See IL and see me
tSignedl William ErSkine. Executor
Room 1901 Schmulhach Building.
Wheeling. W Va.
lGI1lN.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Manufacturers, Jobpsrs. xzer
chants and Other Wholesale Dealsrp

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
tie state Board OF Control OF the state
at It's office at Charleston. Nest Nir-
sinia. for furnishing supplies for the
several St1t- institutions, the financ!a al
nanaS einent OF which Is vested in said
BOARD. Contracts Will be awarded to the
lowest ninders. quality considered. ana
cther things being equal. West Virginia
dealers Will he given preference.
Lists OF supplSs needed will be fur
nishef bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ae-t-ts Charleston West Virginia
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BUSINESS Opportunities

Business for Sale.
In good live manufacturing town Of
Cameron. W. Va. Billiard room. > tables.
RESTAURANT with u furnished rooms
VIII sell a. trade for other property.
Reason. Am going into the oil business.
Inquire or address,
4. \ MEMO.
5-h-w-h Cameron " Va
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RI AL L TAT L.

f,esi-s,bIe dwelling uu $or'h Market
street. near E.F.fr. rrrt.Iulfg seven
f,uf-l- nrI hath b.-p lot
small fr1fu" dwelling on car I'm" near
Ff'h and Market street. for Jess than
80 nsf
Nlte lft'fe country hone near STRAIT
fn'i ."f"l. Hl'. fh"-p.fe. Tr..rI fnr u.-
other dwelling
only 81 5000 buta r. small tnu-e and
ln..rl .'ys .uf ir Ntrwn..f f'f.frarfs if.
'r.- iH.afinr VI. ftftIiv .r r"I.c 'u
ta|utf
HENRY W. oUrDLINo. Agent
iffi Estate Hrf IHs.fIf... -. fr.F
NIrket street. ,Dpp Victoria T.,qf-eb
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would be contrary to the constitution
The rejoiner will be that no bill
VIII De seriously proposed that does
not complete state appropriation at
,he same time: that the bottom there
lore VIII not drop out OF the treasury.
and that IL is the established right of
! CONGRESS TO appropriate for post
roads as well as for other general
welfare projects.
Whatever may be the argument for
or against the movement. the big fact
Is that the road people mean to fight
ior money and everybody knows that
! mere they can make trouble unless
they are not compromised with.
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d"loEation from EIkius representing
n" i"'r 49, cation. arrived al Mash,
i,nns". l"day for tho purpose 90 asking
,.-' super !Sihg Architect ~ tie Tr..ss-
urN department. Ia .f,fb,,,,. - 90 o.
IN i." plans 90 the Federal Ituili,r !, n
hr erected IN that city 81" that a F.ie-,I
'I'' room may Toe placed in tie struc-
The huildinS. a. now planned f. for
/ historic" purposes only. The Eikirs
-, ,.," ;, ih"! are successful IN mis-
: ''U's'' VIII ask that ElkinS h.. G.sirnn., e..
IS IT," plac" Of holding Fed.-,i 80, 49,
pace at Ptilippi II is cnnten,;.d ma,
,~I ,.-la,, -; Tucker; Pendlct"n. Hardy
INA ''fdht counties. iugofng To- phiifr,t,
| y" attend court. must pass throu.-- =!
.i.-- Iid That therefore 80. latter ~. -
'r most centrally located poinf ff,,,
-. "+'ftl court sessions
IH" r"fniuitt"" Is headed Lv r.-s.-..,-
/ - '''i tioNdlt Suth-rltid. Oth.r
:, ii.i-IS a." u W. Tavlur. H. e. Kurnn
-. ,.', ~ ana = T. Taliman The del
.i'i'''N Wien with congress ina,i pr.y.,
-, w" CAL a. tac Treasury llrrart-
',"neresSHan James :. Hughes has
.ii.iH"n:'d o." President TAFT fLa 81.
.i' ~ ft"ard \. BYRON fpr m. nom
49,. ~ I"~ tin'-t'r ~ E"rwiri Mr.
A..~ resigned. ''''N'' VIC
ConsreSs man Litti.pare ir-r,4,co, .
| iil ~ IT," Hous. t'.!av. a-k'n.. 'r g.. 2
"hti'>S grant authority o. d.. CONN.,,
- .l N'hd" Hl county t. Constitute
-. '''.,'' 'tii Wagon and foot hrilg.
u.s. %" khHawAa at Warren. wLsre a,
VIII MT interfere vitl na,igati,u u
- FAR. ~" United states Se-,,or,,,
liti"-. "f Ilkirs ana ..... r. ,,"' ,
I''''' N".d S-">i asd S1.u.o. respcr,i,.iy
. t.t .''.I 70 ."ii '.Np"iis" accounts n o.!
80 WIZ 81" clerk of fl.. S..r..f...
a I'D
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taken later in the day that II be made
10 extend until Monday morning
Senator Marshall requested that the
point be- not pressed. as the Republi
cans had decided 10 hold out for a
session Saturday as they felt that
every effort should be made 10 reach
settlement as soon as possible
Senator Kidd replied that no had
only mad" the request because one or
two Of the Democrats wished To go
home. and desired 20 know il It would
bee necessary 10 arrange for pairs.
\ recess was taken in order TO allow
the Republicans TO get together on the
question. They decided 10 ask for the
Saturday session At the late after
noon session. however. II was decided
best 10 adjourn over until Monday.
though Senator McCrum. Of the Re
publicans. warned the other side
prov OsitIOn would be- offered tonight
IN order that none Of them. especial
~ the COnferccs. would leave. Pairs
had already been arranged between
Marshall and MacCorklc. McCuskpy
and Messing. ami Gray and Preston
The only additional matter taken M
at thr session was tho passing 81 "A
resolution instructing the sergeant at
arms 20 distribute the codes among
the members.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WASTEDNTo secure a copy of the
Jc OTnN 90 the session of the Wheel
i-g convention. which convened Febru-
ar. IL. Is53. This Journal was printed
ard bound by campbell md Derinott,
no f. wanted fCv the State Archives of
=. Va. any owner of couy OF the
Journal will perform a public service
BY communicating with the ln,elll-
gencer. or with Hon NirhIi Lewis,
S.sis Archiveist Charleston w. Va
tf-tulyf1
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Instead az COINS to heaven. IN
mon viii o." lucky o. they land ia q
FOOLS paradise.
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are backed by good roads associations
from end TO end of the country. Also.
they are supported by farmers from
Maine 10 California.
Autoists Sanction Fight.
They represent an enormous con
stituency. II the automobilists are in
cfIded they can make a direct appeal
To perhaps as many people as do the
waterways advocates now. Certainly
the class of population which they
seek To serve is more widespread than
that class benefited by the annual
rivers and hnrbors bills.
With these facts IN their favor. tho
highways I"Ople are preparing 10 be-
siege the next Congress for an apprO-
priation. They announced to-day that
they would 20 over every hill that il
u,0y or has heen before Congress for
government aid 10 road building and
pick from each the most feasible fca-
lures.
The old original Brownlow hill. IN
troduced by the late Congressman
from Tennessee. will be- disSected.
The Rankhrad bill tho Swanson bill.
the Borlaud bill and the rest OF thorn
will be- taken apart and their most
u y
new measure. Then all hands expect
10 get behind N" new legislative prod
net and force Congress 10 vote upon
II.
Unfair Distribution.
Thrv will urge that the government
has expended millions upon millions
OF dollars upon waterways and public
buildings. that the cities and towns
have been most benefited by these i'm
proyements: that II is wholly proper
for the government 10 cncOsirage com
merce by deeper harbors and safer
streams. and that the money already
expended has been justified by the To-
suits.
AZ the same time they will argue
tka; public roads are also arteries Of
trade. that the country people should
have a share in the larEcss ~ the gov
ernmcut. and that unless the public
Improvement policies ~ Congress
should embrace highways as we'll a.
waterways. no further rivers and har.
bors bills will BE- allowed 20 pass
without fight.
The wers of tho opposition ~
this plan viii be- that once the gov
eminent begins apropriat!nE Tor
roads. tho treasury viii be- drained
Their" will be- me- end 10 the money de-
maudcd Furthcrmor" road building
T. strictly a state business. u will b.
said and TO make 1t federal matter
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GOOD ROAD
Continued fro: First Page.)

that number in the Senate. And they
are backed by good roads associations
from end To end of the country. Also.
they are supported by farmers from
Maine TO California
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HALLER & JEFFERSON
Hssi Estate ara rirs rnsurano..
Cor. 18Th ana marEst Ste.
Bcii 500.
For Rent

FLAT ~ f"1r iarr" rooms reception
hll anI largo porch Rental sfo re-
month Above hich va.-r Enquire
-
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WarWOOd

7 Rooms bath. laundry. attic. furnace
oak finish. 'n' 7-Sf-D 1850
II Rooms. ban. laundry reception
hail. max f.ish hard nor-a. nfr
10. 50X2-N. finDDH
8 Rooms. hath. laundry. a'lr oak and
pine fn..h. iD' 3Dsl-.. $50"
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.''' a' ''''Nss+
Unless tho State senate deadlock is
broken Monday and an organization
81 The legislature - completed there
10y. tho election .: United States
senator to succeed Clarence W. Wat
son must b" postponed. Is the opinion
"Npr' ss"d tonight by John 7 Harris.
clerk 81 the Senate for fifteen years.
and one Of tho ablcst parlidmonta-
rians IN The state.
" Harris though not yet prcra-
q. WIk" % dtfuif" statement l4 ir-
o.. u'd 20 disagree" with ATTORNEY G..1-
'r.I W. g.. 'oui"r. who holds :htt
fIr ''uprfirv "rE1uiystiuu now is'-
.ur iu fh" senate. with GRAY silver
.'' irl ns temporary president. md, r
fr" ''rstitrt.oua1 provision ht wht.f
o.. oldest member - point % s.r,s .e
'- called ~" chair. fsitilz tho rsrl-.-
, in't u tho constitution nuI r.' 4
t"t"h'" auth"riti's 9" uphold Dts c,r-
t'rfiru
rdrr tho constitution frr .I,-ti.r
M t'rHfnrs e. 800 fnr fr. arroud Tue.
'Ht follow Irr ttr "n-rl rigt'i.r OF OIL.
B ,Ht'. ti.rk Harris GEL ~ fI. f.f.f
'lH' th" present temporary orrau-
Tuition DOES MT mt with tta r.-
rH.f'r'r'a 90 frs f.ai.ff.r. d.. o..
believes f'f uu..f ti. f.mI.rt-.
'f .fr. zHfi.n. rt motion. .ff.r shan
iH f"f.If.tf" 4 f..rfu.r.rf rr.afI. DO
..r h. 'r'. r'nirsI o.. fr. f,rrrntlr.
fr't.l.rr .m.sr N4 f1. two iran .H.4
"f. ..I.fr.fs. .r OBJ. .rrt.H.. t,. fr.
fr.f dtr o.. s.raf" ...'I not fHHr
". Itf' - f.. rf.. ....t
To Announce Plans
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c.. 0. Smith
Both Phones
National Exchange Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE

Brick building on North Main
street containing { living rooms and
store room. water and gas. in good re.
pair. Cheap. on easy terms.
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POULTRY.

bAHN %. .kers from faur0f..---Ilr- 4
WHITE WNaudoffcS and = - W.t-s
l."E .orns. Us rfr ZOO. Tor SO. e. vs.
fa-f5-t-f-fb
FINE Hgff Wysrdotte ana puff Orpfnr-
tom males ". -. Brokaw. nanrorI <.
Ohio. t@-f-f
sHEPPARDs FAMOUS ANcoNAs. Fi-st
80 World q greatest SHOWS Greatest
rff fr.'r 900 average. Cecil ~Hsp-
i'''. i.'i'f ''HI' Ia-t.tnt
ALEXANDER strain. single comm hf,vn
t."H ."rn tU. krro.a rfIlffou rf0rE.
fffftrEe fr season gntaIurus b.
A.-N-n-c- w Lrr-lne d-aU-f-fa-s1
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

'us,I pdIu TOT cast on cIOthinS. White
. or call.
NJ. LEVY.
Mo. 1857 Market ST., Wheeling. w. Va
WE oll.ct Bad Bills. Buy and Sci.
claims. Attachments carefully placed
. and executed We A siust clairra and
mag elections on a COMM :slon basis
No objection. no pay. Tine Buckeye Mer-
SSn uIs AgencS; 500 Board OF Trade Bldg.
W er4lnE. W. Va n
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

ZOE shLB OF TRADE-A good sayso
room horse AMI tao lots, with wells
barn. shsne" lawn. ara other Improve
htht VIII scil leap. or trade for a
.inall iarin. .Addr'ss CGsr'ss 81 alIleG,
S.n----a. :. ". Js-22-tf
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PERSONAL

HEIRS wagtsI a. once. 30. 900 estates
seeking claimants NpB may 10 one.
Facts ~ booklet send stamp Interna-
t4"-al claim Agency. 2f4. Pittsburgh. Pa.
"a g 4 l. = IL u
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ALTHAHnrn

leg .u~u tD kr~a p
SETTINGS fr season
AirNHnicr Wheeling
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single comb. brown
llitfnu 80 x.
tataiuEus o. A.
,l-Nn-f-fa 70
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
Newsy Notes From
the Sporting World

permit Walla Walla to play on the To-
cal grounds on Memorial Day and the
Baker team on the "4th" in the
Garden City.
J. C. Harlow, a playing manager
of many years experience, was pres
ent at the meeting and at the ses
sion of the directors following the
first meeting. and presented a prop
osition whereby he offers to take the
management Of the Baker team. He
was manager of a team in the Ar
kansas State league last year and the
year before in charge of the Deca-
tur, Alabama, team of the Southern
league, both Glass d organizations, the
same as the Western Tri-state league.
President Parker appointed w. S.
Bowers and c. A. Hosier as members
Of a committee to investigate his Gre
dentials and references and report at
called meeting of the whole board
possibly this afternoon or evening, or
as soon as the matter can be checked.
His plan listened good to those pres
ent, providing of course, the report OF
the committee as to his references and
credentials Is favorable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
HIGH BOYS MEET
MILTON TONIGHT

Something stirring in the basket
ball line is the athletic offering on
tonight's entertainment program. A
battle between the high school fives
of Pendleton and Milton is to be
fought on the floor of the fine new
high school gymnasium and the out
come will be a strong factor in de-
termining the academic championship
of the county. .
The local school has changed its
lineup a little since the game with the
Commercial team and better team
work results. Finnell has been brought
up from guard to play forward along
side Jack Mcdonald and Orson
Straughan has been put in guard.
Russell is holding down the other
guard position and Captain Cliff Jor-
dan is occupying the center place.
Milton has fast quintet, according
to reports but the Pendleton boys
have always been hard nut to crack
on their home floor and they believe
they will hang up a scalp tonight.
The game will start at 7:45 and there
will .be no preliminaries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
STATE HIGH SCHOOLS
MUCH IMPROVED
Students Entering Agricultural Col
lege Much Better Prepared
Than Hitherto.

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
wallis, Ore, Feb. 19.-(SpeciaD-Th
the high schools of the state are much
improved is shown by the far better
preparation of the students entering
the state agricultural college. The
biennial report of the regents notes a
striking improvement during recent
years in the preparation of those who
come to the college from the high
schools Of oregon.
There has been a corresponding
Improvement in the work Of the stu
dents" says the report. The heads
Of departments uniformly report that
the students are much better pre-
pared each year for their college work.
Statistics compiled by the registrar
yields the following summary, which
indicates the marked Improvement in
general scholarship throughout ,the
institution during the past three
years: The number of regularly ma
circulated students whose average was
below the passing grade In 1909-1O
was 10 per cent; 1901. IL per cent;
in 1911-12. per cent.
This great improvement Is largely
due to the improved facilities for the
work, provided by the construction OF
new buildings. purchase Of additional
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
BILL
HAS HARD SHEDDING

Boise, Idaho, Feb. 19.-House bill
39, to prohibit all boxing and clamp
ing the lid on so tight that it would
be difficult to even hold a sparring
match should it pass, is having some
hard shedding and the indications are
that the waste basket is yawning for
it.
The bill was up for third reading
when Representative Storey, the au-
thu of the bill, became frightened of
letti~g it go to third reading and
asked hat it be sent back to the COM
mittee cf the whole. There 1t still re-
poses. The committee of the whole
hasn't had time to get to it.
House bill 405 just introduced,
seeks to regulate the shooting of wa
ter fowl along the Snake river at
places where the Snake river forms
a state boundary line. 1t provides
that Washington hunters can not hunt
water fowl on the Idaho side of the
line without an Idaho license. 1t al
so provides that where the river forms
the Idaho Oregon boundary the Ore
gon hunters who come over to the
Idaho side must have an Idaho Ii
cense. The bill invites the legisla-
lures of Washington and oregon to
pass similar measures
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
SPIKE HENNESSY WILL
FIGHT CHINESE BOXER

Spike Hennessy, the featherweight
fighter who gave Billy Gaffney draw
battle in this city several months ago,
is matched with Sin Hosan, the Chi
nese scrapper discovered at Marsh
field, Oregon, the bout to take place
in Boise.
The Statesman of Boise has this to
say of the Chinaman and Mr.. Hennes-
sey:
Sin Hosan, the much heralded Chi
nese boxer of HALEY, showed his class
in a workout in the Capitol hotel yes
terday. The little oriental Is fast and
clever, and his appearance proves that
he can take any amount of punish
ment. In his workout he took on big
AL Frazer fer several rounds and made
a creditable showing against the big
fellow. He then went several rounds
with his manager. Jess Day, who has
a good record as boxer, and he re-
monstrated to the satisfaction of the
fans that he has the goods"
Hosan is here training for the match
with Spike Hennesey, which will take
place February 25 at Forest Park. He
at present holds one decision over
Hennesey, given him in the HALEY
fight held several weeks ago. Hosan,
who was born in this country. has
been in the fight game for two years
and has the distinction of never hav-
ing been knocked to his knees.
Hosan was discovered in Marsh
field. Ore, by his present manager,
who was able to perceive the possibil-
tiles of making a fighter of the orr
entail, and he is thought to be the only
Chinese fighter in the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
Printing Bill Is On Top Of List.

Salem, Or, Feb. 19.-From posi-
ton of comparative obscurity on the
calendar, the state printer flat salary
repeal bill was brought to the top Of
the list. By resolution, each men,
ber on roll call named the bill he
wanted to be considered. Abbott res
cued the printer bill. AS he is first
on the roll, 1t now tops the list.
Carpenter chose his bill to pay
himself, as the Coast Detective agen-
cy. $1,000 for alleged work done run
ming down the Humphreys and con-
victing them.
1t was slaughter day in the house
Thirty-three measures were indefi-
nitely postponed. One bill passed
and 23 were withdrawn.