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PRIZE LIST rs
FAST GROWING
Those Interested IN Poultry Show
Met Yesterday and Found Plans
IS All Maturing Nicely.

81 H
4 An interesting meeting of the Of
fficers and executive committee OF
|the Anderson County Poultry Asso-
citation was held at 1880 p. m. yes
terday at the rooms of the Chamber
OF Commerce. Vice President Newt
Campbell presided.
Report of coinmitte to secure priz-
es was received and ordered filed
Report of committee on coops was
received and the committee recon-
mended that the association require
all exhibitors at the November Poul-
try Show. which the association plans
TO hold on. November I7th, to show
poultry in special coops. and the
coops as mode by the W. L. Brissey
Lumber Co. Of Anderson were adopted
as the kind required. A sample OF
such coops was placed on display by
a representative OF the Brissey Lum-
ber Co. Each exhibitor will be re-
|qnired to use such coops or similar
nes when exhibiting officially at the
snow
Report of committees on Prem
iums showed that total snt more
& - $4,000 In prizes had so far been
secured. ,s4y
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PERMISSION
TO STAY AND FIGHT
Exhausted by Three Days in Trenches French Sol
diers Beg Commander to Les Them Stay and
Take German Position Which They Did.

FROM THE BATTLE FRONT VIA PARIS Oct 5-The al
a armies after having permitted their adversaries they thought
exhau themselves by continued attacks today vigorous
offensive The British and such strong resist
ance however that their detachens on the western
wing, were compelled to fall back. 'N1t4SMNH 81
Only at this part of the long line did the troops
actually come in close contact NAt = fVVs'T7Es
Many picturesque villages around which hundreds Of thousands
of men occupy positions have suffered severely the recent fighting
and probably still more before the Struggle is over
The country where the fighting is going is flat
cultivation In places is boggy and there scattered
mines The allied armies extending continually toward the north
and bending eastward toward the Belgian frontier thus conpenp
the Germans order prevent unbng up of their In
to large forces from the keeppase with
the allies whoseannso the invaders along whole line
he allies plan thought may compel the Geman release
the pressure the Begans. af3lgE5
The rapdy with which the change position rs consd
cred remarkable Two entire divisions Of infantry
thirty miles Saturday and twentyegt miles Sunday Germ
however b means of their avato who fitting continually over
the lines despite casualties discovered and
brought up einfocements to meet them Gefas the
much shofter, marches 9sNrSFf0EMASfTfff-
this that enabled to force guards Of the allies 10
cede small amount Of ground u:i further assistance
At point the allies 'front.' French regiment after three
days in the arenches being ordered the sent
tion to remain until the German position facing them taken
with such terrific fire from the machine THAI an advance of
500 yards took eight hours they captured the position
of positions They themselves suffered severely.
French cayar. executed daring raid back Of the German
nss w9eTs they blew up railroad tunnel and
at another point citing between The Imperial guard
ery ammunition train by long dashing ride they the sup.
plies destroying them that the guards guns were rendered
temporarily useless. 81. 4g{l l2' 80
oflhe Freef died TODAY Of
wounds. Lila .tat ~ ~ I'D $
Audacious espionage carried has caused the
lines When two Irn arrested yesterday proved their dn
y to the satisfaction of the Officers they asked
officers apparently French occupying the ront ssa seha s
were two supposed gendames with between
them The staff officer said: This the
These five German officers who captured oday
the firing line,
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FLAT ROCK HELD
PEACE SEisV VICE
F. M. Burnett and MI UnaSr AZ.
5 sisted nc En.eeeSting M etiRg
sl Sunday Aflesno6n.

T. Special bervicAs 4 Sc :s.sfe as FInt
Rock at the Presbyterian Churci,
there yesterday. being c6ndncted by
Mr. unger. Though the roads iii that
section and throughout that Vicinity
were in very bad shape, making tray
cling more or less disasfSeASEs, 4
large congregation. tiit.ns The c..a.eA..
were present, Mr.. unger opened the
services by calling ON Secretary Bur-
nett Of the Anderson Young MEMS
Christian Association to deliver the
Invocation. which he did. Familiar
songs were then sung, after which Mr..
Burnett delivered q splendid lecture
on the European war sitt11attiio1 and the
prospects for peace. Mr.. Burnett stat
ed that all should be thankful that
and that OF all people In the world the
conditions were as, we'll az they are.
and that OF all the people In the world
the Americans had the ffoot to be
thankful for, and that # was therefore
especially fitting that the President o9
the United States had called pon tha
churches OF all creeds and sienoniin.
atioEs to pray for peace IN Iiircpe Nrr
Bnrnett used several topchinE iifns.
trstions In the cofse or bis fsniarkp.
WHICH were very apprc6r7ats I6r the
occasion. He referred to the great
awakening now going on Ia CE;aa,.
and stated that We should also pray
for the elevation OF fhnt great nation.
now, thanks to the viii of Hcd and tsia
missionaries, going through d wonder.
fui pre-ciNiiizing period. 81
A short talk was also delivered by
Secretary Whaley OF tfa n hlidaraoi,
Chamber OF Commerce on pEoapecfs
tor sale Of cotton and effect OF war
on American business. which he stat.
ed was operestinated, as great as ik
was, he also stated that tia yaat re-
sources and wealth Or America would
ee sufficient TO offset any Temporary
shortage Ia business in y srGpeaa OK.
lnnrta. e: 50. ~,
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Court ADJOURNED ON
ACCOUNT Of O. ,SlLEsDAY
Il stHs g
WAS IN SESSION FOR ONLY
ONE-HALF
HOUR.
ONE, CASE CALLED
VIII Begin Work IN Earnest This
Morning On Case Against the
G. S. & A. r. r. Co.

The Fall term of the Court of
Common Pleas for Anderson county
convened yesterday morning at 10
o'clock with Judge Memminger and
Stenographer Smith in their respec-
tive places but was in session for on
ly 30 minutes. Adjournment was had
because OF the fact, that yesterday was
the fret Monday in October ana there
fore the regular salesday!i l
The only case called yesterday was
that of Campbell versus, the ,G.,St q A.
Railway and Rogers versus the G. S.
andiA. Railway, both OF which afe be-
ing tried together Not ai@itnesss was
sworn in that case ana therefore Il
will be "a arst action k&cs this
morning.
This case was tried once before in
Anderson county but on an appeal to
the Supreme Cort It was repersed and
remanded to the circuit court for q
second trial
Court will convene this morning and
work on. tho long list of cases on the
roster will be resumed.
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SUNDAY WITNESSED
THE Usual kllIIllNlt d
WOMAN sEInT A NAN ON
Elk FAKSNa NEAR
STARR.
BLED TO DEATH
Harry Bosspra Was Killed On fhe
PiantaEipn of j. c. Pruitt Short-
lyAfser z Sunday.

Some remarkable happenings would
certainly come about IL Anderson
county should ever go through one en-
tire sunday Without q homicide. Short
~ .fter 2 ociOck Sunday evening, TIar-
~ Boston. q negro. war 81 ,s,s and KILL
ed. by Jessie cleveland also black. tiS
3; ne shooting took piacs on the pIan-
tafion OF j, Gs Rruitt d few miles to the
right Of Starr and word Was at crica
sent to town for Coroner Hardin and
SHERIFF Ashley The sheric went az
once % Starr and arrested the woman
aud she Is now ia jail Coroner Tinrdiii
vent TO- the scene yesterday morning
and empaneled the following Jury az
inquest Waiter Layton, @ NJ. Dick
son, w. u. Duncan. Jesse Davis end
VIZ u. Davis. The testimony want h.
ahoW that Boston accused Bessie
Cleveland OF having Iifg rocket LniSe
and when she denied that she fiad the
knife Boston grew infuriated aiid
started Tor hie home, saving tbct he
was gatting ready ia leave South Taro-
Hna and go TO Georgia but before he
went he was going to xiii e wotlian. He
went 70 the bolae and got d shot Gun
and sgfer he returned he advanced to-;
ward the house tile s,,i,s hi hi
hands. The Cleveland woman had
meanwhile secured q shot Gun R6f her.
self and when she saw Boston Gaming
ahet fisea the 4, =, s,
legs The main artery. IN efie leg sTas
cut and the negro bled to death before
help could he secured for him
me foilowinE verdi ict was rendered
BY fiie c0rnher's Jury arsY Boston
came to Itis 4eas from M sh0f;
wounds issilictsd BY the hend of Bessie
CisyeSans z
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Cotton Loan Fund.

v;st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 5.--A plan for
raising cotta loan fund of $780,
100000. proposed by a conference Of
81 Louis bankers. was ratified here to-
Gag by delegation OF bankers FROM
the cotton growing states and now
awaits only the approval of Secretary
OF the Treasury McAdc0 aud the Fed
erai reserve board before 1t goes into
effect. - -.
Among Southern bankers who ST
tended TIE conference were: e.. w.
Robertson. president National Loan
and exchange Bank, Coiunlbia, s. C.;
aid John NJ. Miller, Jr., vice presrise
and John N. Miller, Jr., vice presi.
dent First National Bank. Richmond
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ts = .sslt =
TlE lslEagRleplfr d { 10 iFgI
ill Uv5HlTllJUIUIVLElJ y
II lfOR GRAlN FESTIVAL
SELECTED YESTERDAY AT
A BUSINESS
MEETING.
WORK On DETAILS
Event To Be Held NEXT Year VIII
Far Surpass the Festival Hell
Here This Year.
WORK on DETAILS

A meeting Of Anderson County
grain growers was held Mt the uuar-
ters of the Anderson Chamber OF
commerce yesterday fnornipg,, at
which. time the detaiis for fbe ,1a1s
Grain Festivaf were considered II
was decided to appoint Commission.
ars for the different townships In An.
dergont County, and caIl for a meat
Ing, OF such Conlmissi ners, later. the
same to- map ont details and select
dates for the Festival. r.55l,sf.
s The Sollcwing Commissioners were
appofnfsd;. .;:;.s,i5s..il .s9s 8 =
= Garyin- Marion; !, Smith, Jno. 4.
Long. Tom Whkeyeld.1 -
,'tFork--R. A. Sullivan, j. NJ. Brow
les. Alex Stevenson.
Pendleton--B. n. Auil, 7. n. Nc
Crary and J. D. McElroy, Garvin.
6rushy Ureek--Henry Celey. Na-
thaniel Elrod. ]. Il. Mauldin.
Walfiamston-Joe Duckwortf. Arth-
ur Allen. D. p. Gray. Jno, Franklin.
Hopeweii-Dr. Gnyton, M. w
Thompson.
Centerville Foster Brown, b.. j.
Smith. Jno Mcclure.
Rock MILES "A. Burns. @. q.
chamblee, r. n. TilIey. =
Savannah--Paui Earlo. Claude jon
es, Jim hfcGee. !, 8,
Xarennes yno. Masters. \, !. Wade
Drake, Jnis Anderson. I
BroadawayU E.. sebst, Jas. II.
Anderson. s,.5, !. .es Il -
Relton-Jas. A. Cox. Jno. T. West,
II. G. Poore. s 500 ,S3 s. &
1pnea Path Bowman. Boster Haf.
per. ss5 z S. i \ -.
Mertin--To be named later.
Hall sans Bowen tsSssi 81 -.
Corner- n! hs Shefayd
! City OF knderson-4s. s. Fow,es. wv
A. Watson, VI w. SInoai, y. II. God
frey. a
Later on there VIII be a committee
appointed for each township in sfie
state Of South Carolina. and part OF
Georgia q
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BULLET
-
STRAY SHOT .STR RilSES RgoY
I, II|as.
d se5s
{ sAT5E1Ys E n sRS4sA sxaTff 1er&n1
- - = ~ - " I w EEszsyS S-FzY
rptecsics Asked E;T0aT Basile
essese lelezican Eacli....s i
sss Do Damage
n sy3E9Yss a ( sTsa-A sYafff 9erAnY
- = ~ ~. 7'Esss = " 3 w EE,l1J8.FzY

6 Naco, Sonora. HIhxieo. Oct S.e-
gcElationg for b cesnatIon oS hestifitias
between the carranzh garrison 81 Nd
50 der Zen 5asuin II slls and
sns orce s5k 5Dserlos May
sSssi,; s|orksl taday l3 hs stn4
H he todasSs ass slss so,l ii sissI Is
itoEy S by i.lenlen The
mef i5 5ass isc affaf "a, i, ,ak 4'cs-
'isielsl ne sSinin Al fewfz
o1 fsHeqs q iieaieH 70 Pfesi-
,sseaf " slspn! teel ION. One
ricah h65 81 ic < Is He hand
tqaay and two Azn4klehii s;hp.i ~
ltegSse were zeund 81 hyl s { fsy 81
& snabssea IL the an town
Bqre conisnsd taf tlle q EiSn 0f ss
saI Indians 1a1tufed ] aast night III i
E5rtie.
ies solohei Guilfosls. the
s =: Iisi -. "a fiia
egeFs and sheg bes,aEsd aeaissk
Hioo{iug across the iEssrnaffonal iIsia
Nae1 Afz6na: citizens eBnf III & foI-
assg u q f7lt lfiisnsi
e he Amer citizens o. ll.A hos.
dsR llsgR earEe " appeal 10 YOU f,,f
J9ned dsate and 6ffequatn 15faf4dfI5ff
ffon the battle hstusei. f,ia l@fseasl.
fact ilsls . { iIEefn ave
Of sas ftciot6l lsesd int4
our streets ntd na5ldIne t5nlS6liInS
.ss to sbasld do4f isl.fs haiisss ai1ts csfIsi-;
.ils IS y saiieS 9laat ia Has ana
ut14 "a ~ -, Z, y
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the General AS
lnbia tonight for
General Assembly
tions are that the
Ia in session for
9es consideration
10 relieve the cot
s{a be many local
D appointed ID. b.
che stase board
the place OF D. NJ.
siag q seven year
oii foF burglary,
pydrnof.
Eric Company OF
eased its capital
30.
afternoon issued
dcK Knight, wallie
Knight and ListoE
convicted IN Flor
on the charge OF
eoiiteieed to two
piteBnnry.
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Special Service.

The evening service was special
prayer service, In accord with the pro-
ciamation OF President Wilson. This
service was very arrrr:acr--iaate arrrr:acr--i:aatte at this
particular time. The European war
which has demoralized the whole bust,
ness world and caused the death of go
many innocent people who are, being
plunged into war by those In power.
Prayer services were general au over
the United States yesterday for the
Door unfortunates in battle in the Eu-
ropean country i},f@
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5Safylees at Presbyterian, Church.

Z Rev. Il p. Junlin. tlie pastor OF Bel
ton Presbyterian Church preached two
able serInona yesterday.
Pfenching st the Presbyterian
Church In Beltnn yesterday, naornine
and evening by the pastor, Rev. D. sP.
Junkin; The attendance was large
And the services Snktrucfiye
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MANS AND ALLIES
BOTH SEEM SATISFIED
Official Reports from All Sources Seem TO Indi.
cate That Neither Side Is Making Muck Head
way i'm Big Battle.

LONDON, Oct kick, reinforced with troops
against the attempt Of the allies to outflank him
The French who yesterday officially reported all German
@ 3S ass noa ssa
m result and that at certain points
the FTsp l.troops hays had tcyed ground
oees 6slf tsRS las night battle h
the greatest confidence
@ oaiaahRg
snch cation says
Sunday IL 'as las sa
sa sas ts er The esns Or 'sy have ss5
PIosesag ay9gably for 1.-THE the e;eTan arms
adyaRes no matter how Slight The making must entrenc
shells from the enemys guns
RSssas 'ISa Ds spssa s e las e s Other
The defeat the German which Russia from
decisive than According to The Russian ambassador
ssaes gsgs routed @ al0ss q
the object Of again
y S fpRfs ss spGa ss
1--WE 8 Ssasfas sfs lssf sc s sb Y sSs s
] ssass ssss -
ssdited
isi.ssa 81 a19Sa ss
,t noIaI
sesasss sass
baltIe fields and the together
heIe pae canISt be however as on
in Russian Poland. sss12sssss n ~ sssA ~ -
portsd hat e ahe sasaas as sssng
of cases
have BEEN isolated if0m
the report SAYS the
ppsiton remains nnchanged 7Sj
- Eiehdas Gohtnues M AHassa rs 4
continues The and the
ess naS lssssqea 3
Is Is ss.Sa 8 Gsl ss,.s.
has az seSsIf ~ rs
occnp Zion ssSnllh efpians
the German frontier if east
Jesuit inf1 a3iislY gsa
PulpsSs s ss,R 81
IS ilof ssffollsIy ,bss - 80
var are
N oIasr e clothing M asffs
which + likely f0 5ne iSsNhege a ssSp
A Sr g9TfEs REF IsssEsI S yzT TA s. e
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tnfstosrtE. 9tO ial
ie sai:s a'
5sFeIBs Ks. q
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lDE DN WILL
AVBEVAT0R
WILL RUSH Ian TO EARLY
!. COhafLETI0 FOR START
ING WORK.
WI " s-. I GSsREszEVV GRAIN
s.=ssless Men a Farmers Have
Defin;teey De led to Build Big
Grasn Elevator

ln elevator commit
the last meeting of
anty Livestock AS
> important meet
Tf of Commerce
ming. being attend
pen w. A. Watson,
"a. Burns, Marion
brock, Wade Drake
not on the special
arms presided and
committee recon-
ompany capitalized
med. such stock In
cent in cash on
1914, and balc-a~
.elivcred at the ele-
|tpy. A commission
nn will will soon
i Once.
F2s so we'll pleas
hand and reports
ssy decided t ogo
falsh plans to build
% have the same
oy the time the
H.tly for harvesting,
anderson and other
may feel assured
alhe facilities cs
yator.t and whole
for the crop now.
Iso that all grain
raid for at mark
quotations of the
rain and Mime
nge.
ti9n.
Aght 1t best that
&c own reai
sh surplus In ad-.
lll5l12evorea ll1e Leasing 8
of not less than
however, decided
Eteg. together with
hoard OF directors
|y the stockhold-
y tho propositions
tS1s, both on pur->
'fne will be receiv-
IN Grain.
ICeunty Agricultur-
the Chamber of
Aat t he estimated
$1,000 acres would
JIM in anderson
ID year 19f4-1g and
lght reach 100000
tted that the aver
his county is about
I anderson County
It less than 1,0OO,-
In next year at the
Nnd probably as
bashels. The low
IL sold at
Which Is 10c under
ItpEaf in money OF
pDD00.00 more than
up for any loss
|at Anderson coun-
kaise OF selling cot
price Of z 1-2 cents
- tine latter figure.
{al of S2.500. 900. 90,
half dollars more
sh would be sus-
on County II her
p9n crop were sold
1s2 cents per
q Again.
! of the special
'emmittee will be
cd, at which time
ing all grain farm
rested are invited.
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cena56 ,i6i 81 tbs
atus sssaifo. FL ss; ,sf fkS
sz.'5 isi,;'7 81 Zsfsis
= iIi ii5is tIsls :. Nd 7.a: isS
day a1ness 6aa1 8
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"A Ne fdyen Ds(a
oiis 1ectlcpt iftie lonsl Id
V9teH ,tecss and .4.s Fi>sasi - :
Z IL fAnaina q s.la Si.ak sl's
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EpfNes AIv iocsE ASef
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InS BpRCiai grj
Tee. appointed at
the Anderson "a
sociation, held
ing az the cham
rooms Monday al
ed by Committee
,. s. Fowler. s.
Smith, j. w Ro
and many Others
cor ntnittee. M
the. report OF th
laended that q !;
&C 55 .00o.0 Be q
be payable rs u
or before Noy. d6
payable In grain
Sator OF the con-
for the co,j1craa
be secured.
60 AhE
The committee
ed With the data
aubnliffsst that
ahead al once ani
the elevator, SO (.
IeAuy nr opefHu
IsiA.l5 crop is 1
and all farmers 81
Piedmont conntid
thRt thev pziIf la
1gsl class grain
sle grain congo
being planted !; I
VIII be hought IL
et prices, based
phicag & BOARD a
apoliss Grain Exc
The
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-06
COMMERCIAL CLUB ACCEPTS
INVITATION FROM ATHENA
pENDLETON DAY WILL BE MAY
% AT ANNUAL CALIFORNIAN
PICNIC.
>>~~~~~> ~>>> >~>>

Official acceptance of the invitation
of Athena to attend the annual Gale
DOMAIN picnic on "Pendleton Day"
Nav 22, was made last evening by the
Commercial association in monthly
meeting. 1t was decided to do every
thing possible toward sending a large
delegation of local people to the
neighboring town on that day.
The business session of the club
was a short one last night. On enew
member, Max B. NJ. Korn, local mer-
chant, was added to the roll. A com.
munication from Supt. r. WI. Aller
of the experiment station at Hermis-
ton begging to be advised of any fu-
ture meetings of the association for
the purpose of discussing the irriga.
ton of Indian lands was read.
communication from the Oregon Pan
anna Pacific fair commission relative
to a relief map of Oregon was refer
red to the board OF managers with
the suggestion they confer with w. L
Thompson who is member of tn,
commission.
The matter of vehicles stopping II
the street was discussed as was ais,
proposition to install benches on th
walks for women and children but n
action was taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-06
DICTATOR DRINKING HEAVILY
AND PEOPLE TERROR-STR|CKEN
OVER PENDING REBEL ATTACK
Zapata May be First to Make Assault on Capita-Poce
Said to be Ready to Turn Against Huerta--C
May Seize Control Of Army atAny Moment Prosper
Gus Class of Mexicans are Fleeing the City

source of uneasiness. He is one OF
the strong men among the soldiers
and an attempt by him to gain control
of the army is considered a possibil-
ity at any moment.
The prosperous class OF Mexicans
arc even more ANXIOUS to get out OF
the city than the foreigners. All who
can possibly do so are fleeing They
look for disorders from within and
for an attack from without.
In Vera Cruz the military court is
working to- its capacity. Three AM
ericans We're deported, among them
L. r. Mulcahy. He reported to the
military authorities he knew Of a
cache of Mexican arms and ammuni-
ton and was given a squad of ma
rines to seize them. Instead OF lead
ing them to the cache. he went with
them to a local gambling house.
where. taking it for granted the SOL
diers knew no Spanish. he demanded
and received $1,000 under a threat
that otherwise the marines would take
it forcibly. His trick was detected
and his arrest followed. The provost
marshal sentenced him TO five years
imprisonment which afterwards was
commuted to deportation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-06
LOCAL TRACK TEAM MEETS
STARS FROM WALLA WALA
CHAMPION PENDLETON BUNCH
WILL CONTEST FOR HONoRS
ON FRIDAY.

The first opportunity of Pendleton
people to see the champion high
school track team in action will be
afforded this coming Friday when a
dual meet will be held at Roundup
Park with Walla Wall high school. All
arrangements have been made for
bringing the Garden City athletes here
and inasmuch as some fast men are
numbered among the membes Of that
team. close meet is expected.
The track will be fixed up and made
as fast as possible and Coach Asbahr
believes good time will be made. He
has hopes Of his crack relay team Of
breaking the record before the year IL
over and track and weather oeins
favorable. the opportunity may be
presented Friday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-06

PORTLAND. ore. May 6.-The
mystery surrounding the disappear
ance of Marshall S. Dudley, a mining
engineer, who was confidential agent
for Former Senator Bourne several
years ago, was cleared when his de-
composed body was found in the Will
lamette river at oregon City.
He disappeared February 2. Wheth-
er murder or suicide has not been de-
termined. Rocks were tied about the
neck, and were in his pockets No
marks of violence were found on the
body.
In the case of gold watch found
in his picket was the picture of lit
tie girl. The mother of the girl. Mrs
Nell Miller. a restaurant cashier. de-
clared 1t came from a watch owned
by Dudley, and declared that the de-
scription of the body fitted him ex'
actly
An inquest at oregon City held h'
was a suicide. Friends declare If HI
f; did suicide il was because of de
| spondency over the fact the Mexican
war prevented his developing Mexi
can mine in which he was interested
with a number of Portland bushes
men.
z A "Jinks" Dudley, prominen