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The evening world., 1914-02-19
Friday Womsn's Bleusss
Opportunities PETTlCOArS,
in CORSETS, ETC.

Clearance Of Womsn's Dressy Blouse
Chiffons and l.aces-bSst
colors and combinations
were Ass and e5.yS-t0 clear. ,....S,08
Handsome Blouses Of Cashmere, Crepe,
BrOadclOth, SILK, Crepe do ChtN0a.
Messalines and fine Cations"
newest shades-special. 90
ailover emb'd-othsrs with lace
medRlllOns. shadow lace vests and
organdis collars--Clearsnce. 80. q. 0S
Fine White waists--Voiie and Batists
hand emb'd-tAilored and fancy
styles-wers t2ss-to clear. 90
Wool Jersey Top Petticoats--
pleated flounces-reE. e2y6........1. 08
Fine Corsets-Coutil. Batiste,
Brocades--low. medium and high
bust--lace and emb'y trim'd-
also lace fronts
Were $500 and N.00-Ciearance. 1 -
Were 5000 to sis00--clearancs.. 4. OS
Maternity Waists-buttoned or
clasp fTOnt-sids lacing-
odd sizes--Were el.6O................ 80
Fine s sis.s sss.p.ns g an st"d
therefore 500 and $3.50 values, l.20
Women's Ready to- Wear Hats
Velvet and Plush-trim'd In
various effects-were ta.ts. 90
Friday MISSES
Opportunities AND
in BABIES WEAR
Little childrens Coats-Best styles
and coiors-were ~ .OS
Girls Winter Coats--Principallyt tho
most wanted Navy cheviots--
good models
Were S7DS 3.8R
We're SSss end tsss......4,OS
Babies Legyins-vaiue .ss to $50 80
Clsarances OF Fine Cashmere sacquss--
Were el.D snd u. o................. .0S
Little Children's bath Robes
Were o. " aud 81. 81. ...,,,,......... .OS
Chiidren's Hats. Caps and Bounsts-
odds and s9mples--plain and corduroy
Xelvets and Silks-sixes to 3 yrs
Were 50 to N.sS......, 10 to 1 .O6
Children's Wash Dresses
Chambray, Ssersucker. Gingham-
Russian and French-to yrs
Children's Percaie and Bingham
Dresses-vs rtous models 10 rs.-
reg .O..... .40
Babies White Dressss-Yoke and
French-lace and emb'y trim
sises to yrs.-reG. .<o.....s.... 30
The evening world., 1914-02-19
Get Rid of
Piles at Home
Simple Home Remedy. Easily Applied
Gives Quick Relief and Prevents
All Danger from Operation.

Send for Free TRIAL Package ana
Prove II In Your Case.
Don't even think Of an operation for
piles. Remember what the old family
doctor said Any part Of the body cut
away 10 gone forever. One or two ap.
plicattons Of Pyramid Pile Remedy and
All the pain. fire and torture ceases.
In remarkably short time the con.
eested veins are reduced TO normal ana
you Will soon be all right again. Try
this remarkable remedy. Sold every.
where At drug stores. Send for a free
trial packaee ana prove beyond question II
10 the riGht remedy for your case. even
though you may be wea ring . pile truss.
just send In the coupon below at once
for the free trial treatment. 1t will ahow
you conclusively what Pyramid Pile Rem .
edy will DO. Then you can get the regular
package. for 60 cents at any druG store.
Don't suffer another needless minute.
Write now.
The evening world., 1914-02-19

Miss Elisabeth Murray. q young act
rsss with the blue Bird" company.
now In Denver. died yesterday. In San
Antonio; Tex. Of typhoid fever. She
leans TO San Antonio three weeks ago.
Mise Murray. who was Familiarity known
- dbl" among her friends. was a
daughter OF the late John J. Murray.
has two brothers end two sisters In this
city. and sister was with her In the
same company
The evening world., 1914-02-19
Friday PERcALES.
In Outin9 Flannols

Outing Flannels-Plain Colors-
I2h ct. Qualtty-to clear ........... *
Striped Outing Flannels-
best colors-l0 ct. Quality.......... ~
Mill lengths Of Crepe Ratinss-
stripes Of various topinGs-
slightly imperfect--Se ct. quality 10
Aercerised Poplins-good coiors-
were H.. ,.............. ............. II
SILK Mixed Novelties.-strsst and
evening shades-were N.......... 10
Fancy Dress LAwns-wers Ill.,. ~
Embroidered N0veitios-various
color grounds with white figures
were %. IN
Fancy Percales--light and DARK
The evening world., 1914-02-19
Friday )BLANKETs
in )LININCS

English Flsnnels-unshPinkab lo-
white with colored stripes
for Blouses. shirts. etc.
value tl.W..... .................s...s. 40
Wool Wash Flannels-extra wide
seasons best shirtinH styias-
usual price .i:it and .lS-t0 clear. 81
SILK Embroidered Flannels-cream-
new Hemstitch pattsrns-rsg. ~. "a
MILL LENGTHS
Canton and Domet Flannsls-
at less than wholesale prices.
Wool Finish Blankets--whita and
colOrs-f0r full size beds-contrast
borders-ususlly H@. .............1 LOS
Ohio Wool Blankets-white and colors-
small or large beds--value 36.Ss. g. O8
Moire Percalines-colors and black
regularly ~ .......,........,,.,.... D
REMNANTS OF Innings
Reduced for Inventory Clearance.
The evening world., 1914-02-19
Friday )vA,,o,.
Opportunities THsiXH1

III -
Metal Noveltiss-Trinkst Do9sA.
Ash Trays, Cigarette Stands. largo
picsurs Erems3: Eiit or s'iver pless.n
German silver Mesh Bass-. -.
"a Hfh 60 snS Sf.a
J.vslry Novelties. Bodice PinA
other articles. Including Isold flls1 !.
Cuff Links for Aen-vaIue .O.... 10
Special Purchase German silver
Vanity Csses-thin uaodels-dtte4 WITH
single or double compartments-
various finishes. including gun meea5=
elsewhere xW'. ''''.'........'..'''. -
Wide satins. Taffetas. Plain and
More Ribbons--alsO light and dasx
Dresdens-@ Ct. Quaiity........... 10
Odd Lot Ribbons-all sooa oolors anA
kipds-re6. IL 10 - yd.....,,..... III
Black Union Taffeta Umbrellas
3 and ~ inch-mission handlso-
plain and trim'd-were Q.<S......1. 10
Black American Taffeta Umbrellas
various style handiss-wsre ~. 10
Rogers "A. and Al Tea Spoons
N Goxen-wero .o.................. 10
Black Chahtilly EdEss-3 to inch.
for Pieatings. Ruff1ings and Alllinsry
Trimmings-weSe 10 and b.. INA
Imported Lace Coilars--whits. sesu.
black and Bulgarian
value ~ 70 Ss.......'..s.s...'...ss ~
cisarancss Of Mems Fine Nesiigss
ShiPts-Neat stripes and figureo-
white grounds-vsiuss 70 $780,. 10
Mems SuspsndsrD-live ruhber-gi1t
buckles-full stses-Ware .S...... II
Finer susPenders-Prcs,dsnt and etAsr
good mskes-were .v.............. .86
Mes sis:.ss q pi.is Soss%. T. 30
Mons UndsrWear-perby y1h-EgypfaAn
uuivi--aisv risscsti-tan-ohirys I'd No
drawers-broken sisee-6ut ell siooo
In lot-Wsrs o............."...... ~
steel Knives apd T9skD--ysn kaevl
make-fancy hAnoloo-elsoWbero y q
Celluloid Handle Knivss aAA HeshD-
fine stssl-val. .0......s.........s.e 10
The evening world., 1914-02-19

relieve your sluggish Liver and Bowel
Of all the sour bile, gases and cloggcd-up
waste which il producing the misery.
A 10-cent boz Of Cascsrets keeps your
head clear, stomach sweet. liver and bow
els regular and you feel bully for months.
Don't forget the children-theiY little
insides need gentle cleansing. too.
The evening world., 1914-02-19
"CASCARETS" # COSnVE, BILIOUS,
HEADACHY AND UPSET dime A BOX

No Odds how much your head aches;
~ Miserable you are from constipation,
.tn6lentioo. biliousness. "Csscafet" to-
t0GAe stsaighlens you out by morning.
Csen your stomach, liver and bowels
!So-aieht; end the headache. biliousness,
dianinsss. nervousnes, the sour. gassy
stomach. backsche and Ill other distress;
The evening world., 1914-02-19

MN ths story thaA IA nas ahssnf- fnam.
sS 'tc7; ~ sFSS Eth. ,. ws'S !. tss SsK
aospatsi. where. he ysar-old child Jo-
sopk We III, and that he sst at the bed.
eidS until death came the following
aftsrnoon. The Magistrate discharged
The evening world., 1914-02-19
Friday )WOMENS
Opportunities UNDERWEAR.
in )SWEATERS.ETC

Nainsook Night presses-rcund An
yokes-fancy lace-rsg. .b9........ I'D
Cambria and Nainsook Night
Drcsscs-dosen styles-rog. .W... ~
womsn's Cambria Drawsrs-
tucks and II. Q. hsn--value H.. IA
Cambria and Nainsook Drawsrs-
lace and insert or emb'y.......... .4S
81 lace or sm6'y-rss. G.H. $500. 90
Nainsook Petticosts-bsevtifully
trim'd-res. 10 to ts.to...........1.08
Womsn's Nainsook Corset .Covers-
lace or smb'y trim'd-vslue .&.. 40
Finer Corset Covers-
Jokes Of lace Or emb'y............ 40
Nainsook Comb!nations-leses, -.
soiisd-wsrs . and q. s. ......... 90
al Woole~srs is.S and ,aw.. ...1.ss
Surplus Stock Of
FLANSNELETTE NIGHT DRESSES
AND PETTICOATs-
excellent Quslitiee-sevsral styles In each
lot-with and without collars.
NIGHT DRESSES.
Lot l-worth .6s............... AZ
Lot s-worth .76............... Us
Lot 1worth .0............... 90
Lot %-worth Si.ss............... %
Lot 6-worth 13.06. On
PETTICOATs.
White and colored comb ma lions
stripes. feather stitchins-silk scsllop or
emily
Four Lots
a. $ . 'i II !: III! ~ ~: "a
The evening world., 1914-02-19
First Concert
OF BeethOUeI, !
Festival GiUen
BIZ Svluesfer RalOlinS.

~rAiJrER pAMROsCH and the
w Symphony Orchestra at AGO.
liam Hail last night gave the
first Of six concerts that are to con-
stitute Beethoven festival. The pro-
gramme consisted Of the masters
first and second symphonies and .
group Of his songs by Julia Culp. the
distinguished Dutch contraito. There
was . largo audience that manifestly
enjoyed itself. Mr.. Damrosch and his
men were on their mettls. They
played both symphonies not only with
technical efficiency and clearness of
understanding. but with something Of
spirit that might he called devotional.
80 that the beauty and simplicity OF
these earlier compositions were re-
vealed to the full.
Mime. CUPS lovely voice was at IL
best. and by her rich gifts OF inter.
probation and the purity Of her die.
ton she did full justice TO five songs,
Bitten" "Ioh Mebe dich," Der Kuss,"
"Faithfu' Johnnie and THE COTTAGE
Maid" Conrad v. Bos was an ad.
mirable accompanist for her at the
piano. and In the two English songs
she also had the assistance of Mr..
Laslavasky's violin and . cello.
Nine. Peroux- williams. an Ameri.
can soprano. who has bean
neard abroad. gave . song recital at
Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon that
attracted fashionable audience. She
was accompanied at the piano by
hthel Cave Cole. Her personality IL
pleasing and her voice Ia Of good
auahty, especially In the middle reg.
,ster' out 1t seemed that II might
nave been used more effectively, Nine,
Wiiiamss programme began with
Handel and included the old Irish
melody The Little Red Lark" the
| oiu English air Come, 0 Come NV
,Aies Delight and groups OF songs
| py schubert. Brahms. Hugo Wolf
Duparc and Faure. She was best In
. .ns french songs. Her German die.
ton was not distinctive.
! Puccint's "Tosca," with Riccards
Martin istead Of Caruso as Cavara.
dossi. drew only the strength Of tn,
SUBSCRIPTION to the metropolitan
opera House last night. The absen
standees missed treat, for the per
formance was thrilling. Mr.. Martin
characterization OF the artist lover o
the diva held both dramatic powe
ana vocal beauty. II would seen
impossible that Scott should bette
his Incompatible impersonation O
Scarpia: yet In the most intense mo
ment Of the second act he move,
with . tigerish stealth that SCENE,
new. Geraldine I'arrar's Tosca cor
tainly took on breadth. Neither vo
cally nor dramatically has she beef
no convincing in the part. Ross
Pini-Corsi. Bada, Begue. Ananiai
and Sophie Braslau completed tn
competent cast. Mr.. Polacco con
Quoted with fine skill.
The evening world., 1914-02-19
Friday )LlNENs.
In Whleo Coods. E&e.

70 inch Fine Satin Damasks-full asooet.
ment Of new designs- LOO quality. .70
Turkey Red Table Covers-
yds. long-wers .oo-cleGraAeo.. .A6
ls-inch Diaper Cloth
pc. Of 10 yds.-rsg. .D............. "a
I7.inch All Linen Crash-valus ~. 10
II, Q, Huck rowa,s-Unioa L1sn-
1ex3e-damask bor6ss6So6. -. .10k
Bieachsd Huck Towele-i!.!N inoh-
hemmed bordero-reg. .0......... Ia
ss-inch Nsinseoks~i1 ~. pcs.-
were ."........"........ sA0
India Linons-wsrs .u............... ~
>o4nch White vsilss-vaius b.. "a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
INJURED BOY STILL
LIVES, NO HOPE FELT
FATHER OF BOY SAYS HE COULD
RIDE WHEEL WELL AND
WAS CAREFUL.

still unconscious. little Sharon
Twitchell is lying at ST. Anthony's
hospital with no more hope held out
for his recovery than was given
Thursday evening when he was taken
TO the institution after being injured
in a collision with an automobile
owned and driven by w. L. Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Twitchell have
been in constant attendance at the
bedside OF their boy. They have not
ceased to hope, however that he will
recover
Mr.. Twitchell described the way the
boy had been in the habit Of riding
on the bicycle and said that although
but years old. he was a big. strong
boy for his age and could ride the BIZ
cycle as well as his father He was
a great fayorite among the other
boys OF the neighborhood and often
carried one OF his chums on the han
dle-bars
TT was fortunate thing" said Mr.
Twitchell. that ne didn't have an
other boy riding with him that even
ing or else there might have been two
boys dying at the hospital now in.
stead OF one
The little fellow took the bicycle
after the supper hour Thursday ev'
ening. as he was used to riding out
In the neighborhood. and evidently
intended TO go round a few blocks and
return to his home. The family live
on Long street and Mr. Twitchel
thinks his son intended to ride around
Lee and back 10 the house from ths
| opposite way
He had often done this and W.
considered II perfectly safe for hin
to he on the bicycle" !" said Mr. Twitch
ell. sharon was a strong boy and
could ride the wheel as well as my
self I believe that he took all the pre-
| cautions necessary while riding anr
| that he was on the right side of tbs
street when the accident happened
/ He did not come out from behind an
wagons standing near the curb OF
Lee street hut must have plainly seer
I the automobile as the occupants o.
| the automobile must have seen him
| believe my boy was exercising ev
| cry precaution 10 prevent an accident
! either at that time or at any Tins
I when he has been riding my bicycle
and how II happened ! cannot un
| derstand."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
SERVLA SUBMITS TO DEMAND
BUT AUSTRIA, DLSSA 7ZSFIED
JUDGE BEAN RULES
AGAINST THE ALLEGED
LAND FRAUD ARTISTS

PORTLAND, July 25.-Failure was
the fate of motion made in the Uni
ted States district court to secure a
directed verdict of not guilty in the
case of K. ]. Sellers. who with w. F.
Minard and ]. W. Logan are on trial
for alleged fraudulent use Of the mails
in connection with locating persons on
Oregon California railroad grant
lands The entire forenoon was taken
up with arguments for and against
the motion. Attorney Ryan for Sell
lers asstrted there is no evidence point
ing toward Sellers as 'conspirator
in the location scheme charged in the
indictment. In denying the motion
for a directed verdict Judge Bean
stated whether or not sellers is a
'conspirator" is for the jurors to de-
eide.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25

NEWPORT. r. l.. July 25.-None
OF China's grand courts even in the
palmiest days OF the Manchu dynasty
ever presented a scene OF such splen-
dor as did the famous Marble House
and its grounds during the grand ORR
entail ball that Mrs Oliver ii. p Bel
mont gave last night for her daugh-
ter. the Duchess OF Marlborough. In
deed many Of the costumes worn were
actually in use during the Manch peri
cd OF Chlna's prosperity. and carefully
guarded through centuries. they have
come 60 be worth fabulous sums for
hire alone. while their value for pur-
chase has not vet been set.
Newport has had many novel and
elaborate balls. but this one. in which
the Duchess OF Marlborough was the
central figure. was the most gorgeous
and much the most costly of all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25

Miss Kate NJ. Gordon. recently in
Washington as president of the
Southern states Woman suffrage AS
sociation. said she believed the ques-
ton was one for the states and not
the national government TO decide.
Thus she comes into clash with most
of the northern leaders in the move
ment and particularly with the pro-
paganda in Washington There 2
lobby has been at work for many
months 10 pass a constitutional am
endment
Miss Gorden seemed TO hold TO the
old southern view of state rights. in
sisting that suffrage should not BE-
touched by the national government
She favored making the fight as in
the past by concentrating the forces
on the legislatures Of states 10 compel
them TO amend their constitutions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
TRIAL JUDGE WILL
FIGHT DUEL WITH
FELLOW JURIST
-CaiIIauH Murder Case Brings Out
New Feature of Justice as They
Get it in France.
HAD Been CALLED UNFAIR
Nine. CaiIlaux second Faints When
Letters from Husband. Written Be
fore Marriage, Are Read In Court
Letters Were Without Political
Significance--'Thous Of Kiss-
esc Offered.

PARIS. July 25.-Incensed al the
charge he is showing partially 10
Caillaux and wife. Judge AIbanel.
presiding at the Caillaux trial. has
challenged Juige Louis Dzgoury. one
of his associates on the bench TO a
duel The affront resented by Al
banel occurred during Fridays dis
cussion concerning the disposition %
letters given by Caiilaux' first wife 10
Labor. Nine Caiilaux's lawyer Al
banel had interposed several times
Finally Dagoury whispered TO the
presiding judge: sir. you are dis
honoring US" Albansi returned no
answer but today his seconds called
on Dagoury. Nine Caillaux tainted
during the reading OF one OF her hus-
bands love letters TO her before their
marriage.
Two OF the letters were read by At
torney LabOri. They are not the ones
however. which Calmette was suppOs-
ed TO have had in his possession
Both were love epistles without pOliti-
cal significance and il is not easy TO
understand what connection Labori
thought they had with the case One
ended: Thousands and thousands
OF kisses upon your beloved body" II
was al this point Nine. Caillzux col
lapsed. A recess was taken and the
prisoner was carried from the court
room to be revived Caillaux was
much moved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
WILL OBSERVE |CEMAN TO SEE
CONSUMERS GET HONEST WEIGHT

The equipment for the county sealer
Of weights and measures has arrived
and the sealer " y, Ayerill, II pre-
Pared 90 Investigate all reports Of
short weights or measures brought 90
his attention. lie has already COM
menced the testing Of scales but aE he
cannot DE present IN every bousehould
iD the county when Tee, sugar, butter,
pOiBloes ~ other commodities are
purchased u viii be up 10 tho pur-
cbBserF themselves 90 make reports
when they think they are not getting
value received for their money
A. starter the county sealer net
Ing under Instructions from the state
deputy, viii endonyor 90 see that con-
sumeTs Of Zee receive all they pay for
Later be viii look into the fuol stu
alton and see that the people yet fun
weight ~ measure. ID this connee-
ton be advises ali consumers 60 pur.
"hase by the cord, the ton or the
pound ana 90 boz sure their blll calls
for ao many o0rda. tons 0r pounds
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
TRAIN ROBBERS SHOOT
FLAGMLk IN LOUISIANA
POr1er started 10 Attack Robbers
Who Hired. killing Trainnlan.

NEW ORLEANS. July 25-A
lynching is feared II three bandits.
one OF whom killed Flagman Thomas
Elgin while holding up a Louisville
Nashville New York limited passen-
ser train at GENTLY Friday night are
captured. The robbers secured only
twenty dollars.
The robbers are thought 20 have
taken the train al New orleans. as
the train was passing Gentilly. they
pulled the hell cord. As Conductor
Potter started 10 investigate they COW
cred him with pistols They were re-
lieving Potter and an agent for a
New Orleans Transfer company %
money when porter rushed toward
them one highwayman fired az him.
missing and killing Elgin. Then tho
trio jumped from the train. and fled
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
SHOT DOWN SON IN LAW
WHEN INFORMED HE HAD
ELOPED WITH DAUGHTER

HANERSTRAW. y. Y. July 25-
Insanity from drink 10 which he took
from brooding over his daughters
elopement with Fred Newman. viii
be Town Clerk William Cleary's de-
fense. 1t was stated. when he is
brought TO trial for the killing OF
Newman Friday. The latter. aged
20. walked into Cleary's office. with
the announcement. "Mr Cleary. !
have married your daughter and she
rs waiting in New york until ] tele-
phone that you have forgiven us
without a word Cleary reached IN his
desk drawer. pulled out a pistol and
shot Newman dead.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
Bucks WIN PENNANT AFTER THREE
." -. %. 80
YEARS RACE, EACH Man TO Be GIVEN
%. -. 80 80
PEN0LET0N BATH ROBE TOMORROW

No matter how the next tao games
30 IN the local series the Pendleton
Bucks have salted down the pennaut
for this season. Walla Wala can
win the next few games and PendIe-
ton can lose, and tho result nill not
be changed, for the winning game
Yesterday pat the Bucks in first place
10 stay
This is the first time in the thrt
years of the leagues c2istencr that
Pendlelon has carried off M, hon-
'rs TN nrst year Waila Waila took
tho peunant ths neKt year HHs sp't
up and Walla WaHs won fhe nrst
half and also landed n nrt place
during ths continuation of fH, arok-
cn season This year penl'.fon hsa
Kept e.osr hold moan tHf t.p 0nIH.
f.t f0 nr. lue.loH HHI nIfH ,ou.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25

and not 80 many loads" There Is
no standard Ia this state for a load"
of wood or coal and unless the con-
sumer Is careful the dealer may os-
cape prosecution through use Of the
term load"
AYerill Is now engaged In testing
warehouse and flour mill scales "a
see that growers of grain are given
fnll weights Complaints of farmers
In this REGARD VIII be promptly invest
gated
According 90 the law creating tha
office ~ sealer ~ shall be the dut,
of the county sealer of weights and
measures 90 visit M least once In each
year every place of business whers
any scale, weight or measure, or ans
device for asoeriaining the quantity Of
any commodity h kept for the pur.
pose of trade ana Try, test and prove
such device ana where they are found
a. DE accurate shall seal the snina
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
Western Tennis Championship.

LAKE FOREST. Ill, July 25.-In-
terest Of tennis players throughout the
entire west centered on the courts of
the owetsie Club. where the western
championship tournament opened
Wilding and Brookes, Of the Austria
liam challengers for the Davis Cup
were expected 10 enter the tournament
in order TO qualify for the national
doubles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE
QUILTING STRIKE RIOTS

VIENNA. July 25.-Official ac-
counts from st Petersburg are To the
effect the troops are getting the better
of the strikers throughout European
Russia. Some Of the industries are
resuming. it is said. and telegraphic
communication is being re-establish-
I'd. Most Of the trains are running
Under military guards. Confidence is
expressed the government will soon
have the situation well in hand
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
PAROLE BOARD MAY
PARDON ABE RUEF

SAN QUENTIN. Calf. July 25.-
The state board OF prison directors
met at the state prison here TO con-
slider the advisability OF Immediately
paroling Abe Ruef. former political
boss OF San Francisco. who is sery-
ing a fourteen year sentence in con.
nection with the San Francisco graft
prosecutions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
EVENING TELEGRAM
IS SOLD TO WEALTHY
TIMBER LAND OWNERS

D PORTLAND. July 25.-The .
y Evening Telegram has been sold .
y by the Oreeonian Publishing .
y company 20 J. T.. Wheeler. his .
B brother L. r. Wheeler and John y
. r. Carroll. for eight years man .
. aging editor Of the paper. IL is Z
D announced today. J T.. Whee- .
. Ter stated that Carroll will con-
D tinue in his present position. .
. The transfer OF the Telegram .
D becomes effective next Monday q
D II no hitch occurs. Wheeler .
y brothers are wealthy timber .
D owners q
, For the time being the paper .
D viii be issued from It's present Q
D offices and the mechanical de- q
y partment Of the Oregonian. but q
y plans are said 90 be for the in .
. stallation' OF an independent
y plant In the near future. .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-25
CASH REGISTER COMPANY
FINED FOR BEING TRUST

LANSING, Mich. July ga fine
Of ten thousand dollars was imposed
upon the National Cash Register COM
pany by the state supreme court The
corporation WAS found guilty OF un-
lawfully restraining trade by viola
tion OF the antitrust law.