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The Washington herald., 1914-01-16

There's something in n name after all.
For several years Senator Newlands. of
Nevada, has made a business of buying
up land and laying it out into new allot-
ments.
Copyright. 1914 By Fred C. Kelly. All rghs
rserred.)
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO, lss
Rio GTande County, "

STATE OF COLORADO, Ice
hlo Grande County.
| pursuant to the Provisions OF Section
Iwenty-one cd of Chapter Thirty-four t3p of
the General Statutes OF the State of Colorado
OF lss3, entitled Elections" and in accord.
ahce with the provisions OF Section Thirteen
| i5l, Primary Election Law 1910. Page 49, Elec-
ton Laws of 1914 notice is hereby given that
Direct Primary Election viii be held In the
several voting precincts In said County of
Rio Grande, in the state aforesaid on Tues
| day the Eighth day of September. A. d. 1914
Tor the nomination OF the following officers
for each Political or Independent Party,
| to-wit:
one United States Senator
one Representative to the LXIV Congress
of the United States, for the Third Congress
slonal District
one Judge OF the Supreme Court for the
state of Colorado for the term of Ten years
One Governor of the State of Colorado.
one Lieutenant Governor of the state OF
| Colorado.
one Secretary of State.
| one Auditor OF State.
| one State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
| one Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
| Two Regents Of the University of Colorado
| One Regent of the University of Colorado
to fill vacancy by the death of william H.
| Bryant.
one State Senator for Fifteenth Senatorial
| District, consisting OF the Counties OF Miner
al, Rio Grande and Saguache, to succeed
Hon. John Macarthur.
one Member of the House of Representa-
tives to represent the County OF Rio Grande.
to succeed Hon. Geo. w. Gates
one County Sheriff
one County Assessor
One County Treasurer.
one County Superintendent OF Schools.
one County Clerk and Recorder.
One County surveyor.
One County Commissioner for Commits
sioner's Dist No. 2.
One County Coroner.
Two Justices of the Peace for Justice Pre-
cinct No /.
Two Constables for Justice Precinct No. /.
Two Justices of the Peace for Justice Pre-
clnct No.2.
Two Constables for Justice Precinct No. 2.
one Committeewoman and one Commit
teeman for each Election Precinct I'm Rio
Grande County.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | have here
unto set my hand and affixed the official seal
do, this 18th day of August A. d. 1914.
Eek FARROW,
(sEAL) County Clerk and Recorder
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22

Under and by virtue OF an order OF Sale and
Decree of Foreclosure duly made In and
given by the County Court of Rio Grande
county, Colorado, in the above-entitled cause
and under and by virtue of certain Special
Execution, as in said Decree provided. and
which Special Execution issued out of the
office of the Judge acting clerk, OF said coun-
ty court OF Rio Grande County, Colorado. on
the Fourteenth day of August, A. ID. 1914, In
the above entitled action, whereby am com
manded to make the sum of Twelve Hundred
and Fifty and l7-lOO tsl2JOlT Dollars, princi-
pal debt and attorneys fee, besides interest
and costs OF suit amounting to FIity-two and
g5-1O0 Dollars all amounting to the sum OF
Thirteen Hundred and Three and 1900 Dol
lars and besides accrulng costs OF sale. the
same being the amount Of a certain Fore
closure Judgment obtained by the plaintiff
against the defendants George f. wetzler
and Amanda wetzler, and foreclosIng and
barring the equity of redemption of all the
defendants and which said Judgment has
been adjudged to be a lien upon the premises
herein after described, and whereby | am
commanded to levy upon and sell all the
right title and interest Of the above named
defendants and especially all the right, title
and interest OF the defendants George f. Wet.
zler and Amanda Wotzlor had In and to the
property hereinafter mentioned and dos-
crlbod Mt the time Of the execution by them,
said Wetzlers. to the plaintiff Howell Davis
OF a certain Mortgage Deed ON said lands
herein after described and which mortgage
deed Is set forth I'm plaintiffs complaint In
this action and, also to sell all the right title
and interest OF the defendant The Colorado
Valley Land Company Of any and all Interest
II may have In and to the lands hereinafter
described accrulnE subsequent to the date of
execution Of said mortgage deed.
have. therefore. levied upon the following
property. to-wit;
LOTS NUMBERED FIVE (5l AND SIN l6l
IN BLOCK NUMBERED rIlRTYTwO Cl2l
In the Town Of Monte Vista, Rio Grandc
County, Colorado.
NOW THEREFORE,, public notice is hero
by given that on the l2th day Of September.
1914 nt the hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF that
day, at the North front door Of the County
Court House In the Town Of Del Norto Coun-
Is OF Rio Grande and state Of Colorado. VIII.
ln obedience to said order Of Sale and Decree
of Closure. and Special Execution Issued
thereon. sell the above described property 90
the highest bidder tor cash In lawful money
of the United States OF America.
Dated Mt Del Norte. Colorado. this 18th day
OF August, 1914
j. FRANK OOAD.
sheriff OF Rio Grande County. Colo.
First pub. Aug. q, last pub Sep H.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
KEATING PROPOSES TO
LEVY AN EXPORT TAX

A constitutional amendment CIV
ing congress the power to levy an
export tax to check expectation of
food stuffs is proposed in a resolu-
ton introduced in the house by
Congressman Heating. In giving
his reasons for the proposed legis-
lation, Mr.. Heating said:
"An export tax would never be
levied except in such an emer-
gency as now confronts our nation.
Unless something is done the Eu-
ropean war will cost the American
people almost as much in dollars
as it will any of the nations di-
rectly involved. The only thing we
can do is to serve notice on these
greedy combinations that our con-
sumers must not be held up and
that if necessary we will close our
ports to the expectation of products
they control to force a readiust.
ment of prices"
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
Col. Corlett made business trip
to Pueblo Sunday night.

La Jara's sewer seems to be "up
In the air" as there appears to be a
difference of opinion among its cit
izens as to whether sewer is really
needed at this time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22

Mrs. Jennie Rhodus returned to
her home in Bethany, Mo, Mon
day evening, after very pleasant
visit with the Mccoy families of
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22

h S. Loser returned Tuesday
night from La MADEIRA, N. NJ,
where he has been for several
weeks, associated with w. ID. Prid-
more in teaming contract.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22

f. A. Dennis and j. j. Woolsey.
from the southern part of the state,
are two new arrivals who, with
their families, will make Monte
Vista their home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22

Teachers examinations Thurs
day and Friday of this week served
as harbingers of the approaching
opening of school.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22

p. Kolander this week pur-
chased Ford touring car from the
En- Earl Auto company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
GOOD WORK DONE BY
ACRICULTURlST COOLEY

|
ACRICULTURlST COOLEY
Following is the annual report
of A. G. Cooley, San Luis valley
agriculturlst, from July l, 1913, to
July l, 1914:
Number Of meetings held .......... 81
Total attendance at meetings. ..... .Ioos
Average attendance at meetings. ~
Number OF visits to farms .......... 6IS
Number Of farmers called at office BIZ
Number OF times called by telephone 1876
Total number of days worked ...... Dl
Number Of miles travelled by rail -. oIIS
+" auto :, .9oS0
4" 4" " team %
Number OF miles travelled on horse
back ........... ................ VI
Farmers bulletins and circulars dis
tributed. ................... ,l4oo
Letters of information to farmers. lS4
Letters OF inquiry received from
farmers -.................'' ilo
Circular letters to farmers ......... 343
Miscellaneous letters received from
non resident people ple..............' '26i
Miscellaneous letters written to non
resident people .................. ia
Farmers associations organized 80.
Boys and girls clubs organized. 3
Farmers excursions conducted. 80. IL
Attendance. .................. 4oo
Farmers influenced to construct silos 10
Agricultural conferences attended
out of the San Luis valley ........ q
If reports from Blanca are true,
the people of that place have sure
been seeing snakes and incident
ally exterminating them. Two
thousand rattlers have recently
been killed in that vicinity. Sew
eral children have been bitten the
past year and campaign of exter-
mination of these reptiles has been
the result. The largest snake killed
was skinned and its hide measured
twelve inches across when stretched
out. The hide from the nose to
the end of the rattler was eleven
feet and there were twenty-four
buttons and a tip on the rattle.
Lightning has killed quite a
large number of cattle and sheep
in the southern part of the valley
lately. Seventeen head of cattle
were killed by one stroke at Cum
bers, and ten head of sheep near
Manassa, belonging to Jackson &
Sons, were also electrocuted. In
both instances the stock had gath
cred under tree for shelter.
-
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

STATE OF COLORADO.
Rio Grande County, S.
In the County Court.
Howell Davis,
Plaintiff,
VS..
George f. Wetzler.
Amanda Wetzler, and
The Colorado Valley Land
Company. n corporation.
Defendants.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-08-22

Following is the annual report
of A. G. Cooley, San Luis valley
agricuturlst, from July l, 1913, to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14

Mrs. 4. ]. Arbeely, who is patient
at local hospital, 10 recovering rep
idly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14

Mrs. Abram Simon, national president
Of the Federation of Temple Sister,
hoods, will leave today for Pittsburgh
to be present at the formation of the
League OF National Organizations of
Women"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14
FAv0RS PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Senator Martin Sees Economy in Less
Renting of Federal Quarters.

During the debate in the Senate yes
terday afternoon Senator Martin Of Vir-
ginia. chairman Of the appropriations
committee. discussing appropriations. de-
clared:
II should like to see public buildings
constructed in the city of Washington
to provide every square foot Of floor
space needed for the dispatch of the
business Of the government. and it would
be an economical thing to do. because
the government is paying extravagant
rents.
More than reasonable rents are almost
always exacted from the government
when 1t has to rent space for public
work."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14

Miss Bette Baines. bride of tonight,
was the guest of honor at shower tea
given by Mrs. George Thomas Howard
in her apartments in the Westchester
Monday. Those assisting Mrs. Howard
and Miss Baines to receive the numer-
ous guests were Mrs. Frank Walker,
Mrs. Hutchinson. Miss Tune. Miss Oys-
ter, Miss Woodland and Miss Maize
Baines.
The house was beautifully decorated
with mink and white flowers and the
dining room with yellow blooms:
A wedding cake appropriately adorned
formed the centerpiece of the tea Ia
BILE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14

Prof. and Mrs. Leonard H. Wilder have
changed their place of residence from
1710 Corcoran street to their suburban
home at Ingleside, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14

Miss Marie Costaggini and Mr.. Mitch
ell J. Won Preissig are issuing invita-
tions to an informal dance to be held
at 1414 Massachusetts, avenue Thurs
day October Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-14

Mrs. Clara L. Leadingham has sent
out cards announcing the marriage OF
her niece. Margaret Gertrude Frazier
and Mr.. Randolph Guilford "nite'
Monday, October II, 1914.
They will be at home after November
IL 5Ss Randolph street northwest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

Harry MCMILLAN s in the clty fair
and ALL be- there FOR the next eizilt
aais he was sentenced this morn
lns by Acting Judge Haley when D.
Couldn't pay fine ~ sl5. ADDED
~ fhe charge - being intoyicsfad
anl 'butting i'm o. "a conyersat.ou
winch didn't belong d. him was .
charge ~ attempting to trike orr
t"f Manning fheD fhe after na-
searching him af police station Tho
h'oW dldnf land CHIEF of Police
kfafney and Oflosr Manning theu
undertook to show NON ian what q
harsh thing 10 o. 49, attempt 10 strike
an offic@r and ahon ths lesson vas
over NcMllan declared b. 'had
enough A. b. was ied away % tfe
eelis he cried back rather sarcasfl-
fall Ave. Ill hage mv 10 dad o.
tend to youse guys" MCMILLAN vas
picked upon me sfrect when D. in-
teWHpted Manning and another man
Nho we're c0nFeffinV relatHe 10 find
lnf spmeone ~ work with team and
as airAilIan gref Insulting ~ the of-
fo"f Do Was locked up o0 dlsor,
derg charge
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
NEW STURTENANT WILL
ADMITTED 10 PROBATE


tes's,ed Dr Ringo. -th1i Marx IS
t-caf4Lg me right ans I think he
s1ctl. be the one 10 Eps.dic the cs-
tAie thought u Stagtcgan' nas
On ana competent iD a. tl,e q will ~
! would not have signed 3d."
Attorney Peterson. In few cross
questions had Dr ElnEO explain noE
ne made tle test To- establish the fact
that Mr. Stlrfcrant was mentally
qualified 90 maize viii
Mr. sfurieFaut had saII' enpilin-
p the physician. that he has 5rann
ccIIle of Wills previous 10 that
tine bat had decided q make a
change and I wished t3 ass-rtaln u
hc was competent 20 make a lhanEe.
! asked him the general routine ~
quegiions In cases OF thst kind. hueh
80 hIs axe the date Of rs birth. when
h- was married. and I considered
that Le MAS competent - enange hls
VIII if he ~ desired.
Attorney Coufis icsfilsG - aa0n
the same general circ8mstance- IN
tae case except that ~ explained
haw Mr.. Sturteyanf came a. his Of
.ice on the day before IN Hlll Nas
sisned. with regards - rnaking o neg
Htll As Il Vas necessary % haEs the
aF~d man examined az 80 nls comt.e-
isnCy SIR. coutts said. BE- -xpialnsd
81 90 Mr.. siurteyant and asked II be
had any choice IN phgslclans Mr.
FiGrtegant answered be- hsI no
choice Mr. c0uttE tried q get both
Dr Parker and DR. Ring that day
Dot both were out 80 the mafter was
iostponed Until the fifth ~ NoFem-
lsr
Mr sturieYant handed ms writ
ten outline - how he asnt"I boz VII
made" sald the atf0rner The
notes were in hls oNn han.wriflus Z
drew up the viii ID accordan,@ nifh
the data he Furnished ma on the
sth BE- came back. J found Dr hugo
ln. and Mr sfartegauf Dr girgo md
myself were fHe only once present on
that day
"so far as observed hu 81
sturteyanf Was ln good shape both
mentally and physically d. iiscuE.
% the provisions u fhe via M tod
me that Marks wife had been god
fo n.W arf ffaf Mark use lik.
mother f0 hIm and should base fha
asf.te SIR rturt.fant d. fald.
should share equally with hey bus
band provided Fhe dld n1t get o.
forre d. fnoke about enc children
~ hH decraffl Hon and faIf De
wouldn't leaFr surfhlrV A. them ls hs
bad bad trouble Hlfh them . told
hlm he ought fo mention them De- fhe
Hlu Hud he leclded ~ lease them
AZ l0 rarl
20 asked hlm II b. ha8 anYther
1851 and d. sn1 that TNeedt had
our. . told hlm fherr would o. ~
r0uhlr ahDuf fhat uoW fnaf "a new
Wil Has made asked him n thlf
800 ~ bad jusf compieted Ma hlf
iaaf VII and iesfameni and he replie5
ibaf D. Wa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
oIean % .a,- IIre alllef

Fire CHIEF Clff Belunger declares
that ul.lnessmen should make plans
FOR q general clean up ~ rear yards
in view ~ the fact THAI they arc
anxiogs for fhe Insurance und-rWrit-
ers to carry 0ut the promises 0f i0w-
~ Insurance rates for Pendlet0u nov
that the city has an electrical alarm
rs stem IA new auto truck and nearly
nre chief adds the warning that in
case ~ fire in the down -toWn dis-
tr.at nftered back yards might prove
serious handicap lr fighting the
blaze and might a9d materially a.
% slnne oif boxes and other rubbish
would make fine prey for fames
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
PLANS MADE FOR
MODERN NATAToRIUlI
Cconunaed from Parr ID


The engineering work will be Ions
gratis by p. : Zeidilach. the engineer
Who has supervised the CONSTRUCTION
81 the gravity water system Tor y =.
keisey
The water for the pool vii be rup-
piled from the overflow from the ci,y
reservoirs and all thus begood clean
water An objection % th9 river wa
Ter is that g. becomes defIIed passing
through the city ana Is danrerous 20,
swimming purposes.
u h not planned 20 heat the water
IN the pool but 81 Wlii be- easily pos-
sible 10 place pipes In the pool ana
esta biish q heating system later
10 definite plans Tor operating the
POO. have Sci been made but II is
said 10 Do the purpose % aanit chill
ofen free and 10 charge adults a SUI
iifl@ni sum 60 make expenses
Al the present time the cons;rse-
ton ~ the FS-imming pool hinges up-
on securing the needed money. The
matter has h~en put Up 10 the ooun-
ca and slil be taken Up by the
Roundup board Monday nlEht The
amount O. l.e raised by subscripflon
Nil - contingent upon what IN.
council and Roundup board 50.
The Commercial club committee
MAT y handling the swimming pool
move consists % .larenoe Bishop.
George Hartman Jr. q T. Lad0s,. L.
on Cohen and Dr. Guy B0yden.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

:. VIA Deibert a. horton Elmer
james Ruckman. F. Claire NcDougal.
Russell II stephens Edward TaIlman
Jr. Charles 1. Graden. Fred ". Her
man. Frederick :. I.amport William
Murphy. William n Waterbury. Ed
ward Patterson. Beryl A. Green.
J. Allison Moulton. Statira a.. Bicss
Ralph y. Moores. John II White
George n Mulln. seth Leroy smith
hert a. Boylan L Leonard Krause.
J r. Werlein. II ? r-ncsten. W. r
Kaufman. Mckinley Kane. C. 3 Hol-
brook. II I. Hess. Merrill A. Reed.
n. a Alderman. Edward 4. Burt
laura r Cavers. Robert G. Closter-
man. Frank z Mcclure. Farie C.
Downes. James H Canoe. Hugh J
fofd. John ". Peters Prank F Man
ninE Patrick 7 Pryor. Charles c
Lweigart r. Y Borieske. Alfred
Layener Brown. James 2 Finnigan.
Joseph Van Hoomissen. J. Harvey
Hobart r J Gillespie. II r FoCarty.
Edna MAY Bavless. Flody A. Rovinr-
ton. Burns Powell. Elizabeth Jean
Braun. Rex A Turner. Ina Jaoua. F
". Page. Mabel G. Boyington. Aden
ttrlstow. George p Richards Benja-
min II. Lerner. Calvin L Sweek. OIL
Yer ?. Huston. Leland J. Knox. Raw
mond II Rowland Henry Bauer. ".
A.. Nicholas. r. Leon Ray. Carlton r
Spencer 7 ~ oberender. George 7.
hoehr. q II Reade Samuel Jesse
RuEzeu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
NINE INgIBfD MIIEN
ITO CRASH TOGETHER

NANrorrER Jolly I-- Ten Ha-
f"nf sferetaft manaeer ~ the Van-
eDufer prrss club Ras 80 s-ferely in-
3ured IN an automobile accident earlr
today b. Dr. n0f eKpect.I 40 rye Thr
car in which De- and several others
a"r" riding crashed into another on.
iDmoDi'r Rlf1 sleh force fhat nIna
prrIIan'- of both Dtr were tlfoH1
io fhe ground Hateus skul was
ifan'prr1 HIF Houston. driving tho
car in HhIcH naFens wac ridur 4.
badly injured Jas Boyd driver of
i1f "ih"r oar s1fferei % IacHrrd
ftuu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

Through deal consummated this
Week. W. y Myers. formerly ~ Kan
sas CITY but more recently 0f wash
ougaL Wash. has become proprietor
oi the .. X. Barber shop and pool
room IN exchange for = ranch near
Nashougal which becomes the prop
erty of u. O. Day. former owner Of
the local barber shop. Mr Myers took
formal possession Of the shop on
TUESDAY and ne expects his father
in-iaw. II. W. Wilson of Washouas-
hefe within a few days 20 help take
charge of the place They plan 70
make extensive alterations IN the
shop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

heing held in Ia Grande. 70 the ef-
rect mat he saw one Of the train rob
hers the day before the hold-up was
RULED of caching something in the
J-nsles' about la Grande where the
ulo stopped one night Bradley was
with some other tramps and the trio
OF robbers appeared on the scene and
made camp with them over night
Bradley told the Ia Graude officials
the story and the supposftion is that
The hold-up men may have pulled of
another deal before they tackled q %
". r. & y. train so 2. The story
win De- investigated and officers from
here may 20 L. the scene % see 4
there is any more Loot hidden.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

For a Short time between trains this
morning. Bishop Funston Of the Epis-
copal church. was a visitor here. He
If head of the diocese OF Idaho and
Is on his way 70 northern Idaho
points. planning visits in standpoint
and other cities. The bishop simply
stopped of between trains. thus only
having a very few minutes in the city
With him was c. n. Powell general
missionary FOR the northwest district
who Is on the way 10 Hermiston ana
Echo and other places IN eastern ore
son
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
Boosting slow

The Roseburg Review % July IS
contains the following: Dudley Ey-
ans. who u boosting for the Walls
Nalla Frontier Day. one Of the events
of the northwest. arrived here from
points In the southern part OF the
state where be- has spent the past few
days Mr. Evans says the FrOntisy
Day is becoming one Of the features
~ the northwest and THAI this years
event Will far surpass those held pre-
vlousiy Ana there Is only one Dud-
ley Evans. his name being closely ar
sociated with many ~ the foremost
boosting organizations of the Pacific
coast During hs brief stay here.
BIT Evans Wii confer with az many
people personally ~ possible
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
cAgNAN Will GIyE
BAIL FOH HIs WIFI

AlNEDLA. r. O.. Juiy i5-Dr I'd
ward Harnnan ls prepared Slth bal %
almost ans amount g. secure his wlfe's
r"ieaEe on her srraignmenf under IN
oictmenf late ThBrsday charging her
WIN flrst dsgres maDsiaughfsr for
ihe killing = Mr. Louise Bailey Who
Nae fhof a. death through q window
in farmaD's office ~ Freepon re-
Gently Ths docfor receifsd scores
~ financial aid fpr his Nlfe 40 soon
aH "a Nae known fhs indicfmenf hag
i'aeu - lrned Mr. Carman nul
faos fhe iury in September she wlll
pleae nos glllft
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

DrieNs and placed them on the nesr
porch until time 10 pa-take. TIE,
"'ie sNne- however. when the hos.
e~'ne - serve and il Is suspected thaf
'''ss were responsible for the disap-
te'tance- The police received a re-
for ~ The matter and II the hoys
are io1no they Win b. more careful
next time about taking part in a
Sa'nerins 10 which they are not in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17

because DE tried TO omen the
S,leeh door of the Boston restaurant
me way IL didn't open. John No
Daully attempted 10 kick II in which
vas objected 20 by the prorr.etors -
me eating place A. q result Nc
taully spent the night IN the citv
JAN and this morning was allowed 20
chose between paying a fine of SO or
staying In the bastile for five davs
he viii spend the time in 5an
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
gp,t hl1J1D VIVA TNO
JfAlNs nbIJgDI - sgIsGIAfA

n'tfYl.k frEiDia July o. gs-
Flafs r'F perfous slled outright ln .
collision faflY f,day befgfeD 40 dee
pl' Waln and roal train inierssoilng
ihf fbginia faiiroad. sigib died ~
lhlN l'F ffiWHl - fHenft one 0iheTs
bvff may Die. Jibs train ofashae ~
g"ibi"nf ffosslng fbfee miles fTom
h0rfOlk
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
81 IAh-IA BAh fsOTIgN
JlfG BIff I'JJOA HABIJ BAD

EEDDiNG. Calf Juig o. Mount
i-sss'n haf bursf into ninetesnih
eruption af rl0ienf Boo ~ lesf nagnl-
f1de than WednesdayF Tho crater
has ENLARGED greaoy iu fhs pact fev
aatf. ineasprlng ~ lafesf aec0uBts
iDHgiDY foYr hundred b5 sesen bun.
ared fesf iD az irreguiar oym Near
% afe aaher in gfeaf quanfuea
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-17
Youths Arm Is broken

Df x r Ringo was called this
AFTERNOON 10 attend Claude Walker.
ehpioyed on the ranch Of Henry Ro-
senoerg. who met with a serious ac-
eloent while working around horses
nl'ched 10 a grain wagon. one Of
me animals kicked him. fractu-inr
ms LEFT arm near the shoulder.