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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

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Miss Ada Hubbs spent sunday with
relatives at Glen EasfOn.
A. T. Arnold. Of MoundsvlUe. was
here, on business Saturday.
Miss Minnie Conner. % Mounds.
vile. iq the guest Of friends here
p Vt Hinermau was up from
Moundstillc. on business
Mrs Harvey Hicks spent SATURDAY
and sunday with her parents 90 West
Liberty.
Miss Vida Bradley spent tho lat
Ger part of last week with frIrnda In
West Liberty.
Company. Wheeling. was calling on
friends here
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Estei left last
week for Flushing o.. where thew
will make thvlr home
Mrs Luther Warden. Of Martins
Ferry has returned home after visit.
inE her dauehter. Mrs. w ~ Tuffie.
Charles O.Hara has resigned bis
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The boys Of the Cameron taIl team
VIII give q minstrel show at the
school hall. Thursday evening. April
l6. az 5 o'clock Tickets are now on
sale. Prices 80 and 20 cents.
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y r willard A. Son are eflIl en-
business 40 the old stand. An inn
press Ion h4s gotten out that they had
-old ont their entire business such
not the case. The undertaking
branch was aIl that was disposed Of
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WHEELING Traction CoMPANY
ExPRLSS CAR sChsDuL1
TAXING Eject June a..

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING WELLSBURG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling weIlsburg
Leave
22nd Street. Leave
Wheeling Welisburg
10 $50 n. M. 500 a m.
1880 p M 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
l0th Street, Leavs
wheeling houndsvills
1900 a. m. I:so d. m.
3;3O n. m.
on lines having regular express eer-
vice, shipments weighing In excess of
hitY pounds or large bulk Will not be
carried IN passenger cars.
All LiNES-paily EXCEPT Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments or medicines. will he carried on
passenger cars between 400 and 6:16
.. m
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CHICAGO. April 1n-Hnrs recelnl

CHICAGO, April 1O.-Hoes, receipts
" 600; steady; bulk OF sales IS s0G
; -. Light IS 70uS 90; mixed IS IS
50 40Ts 80: pigs 81 50MS so.
Cattle, receipts 800. steady: calves
firm 70 "a shade higher: beeves 81 10
~ SO; Texas steers 81 3OnS 25:
stOckers and feeders S. G5dg 10.
cows and heifers 81 750S IS: calves
s. O0d 10 30.
Sheep receipts 10000: strong; ma
lives - 4On7 90: yeariinCa s. aOm
Z 50; lambs native Sc 3OMs is.
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Easter Services.

Easter services al the Cameron
churches viii be especially attractive
Sunday Special music is being pre-
pared for the occasion.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS

INIUN bTOIk NAKDS, PIITS-
BURGH, April iO.-CattIe. steady:
supply light. Choice IS 1919 90;
prime wethers IS 7Od7 10.
Veal calves S1i O0m11 30.
Hogs. lower. receipts 10 dOuble-
decks. Prime heavies 50 20; medi-
ums. heavy and light workers. 80 $50
g 40: pigs 50 O0d9 %; roughs So 90
as ".
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CA

CAMERON " Va. April IO-NeL
-on loaf. The vel known rIg builder
VAS injured Hv "a band wheel falling
N,m WIZ" 90 work ON a we'll near
oudruu. Tuesday BE came hove
on train II. and was able fo vain
ilu assistance. Co his home Tho
lnJnrics arc severe. but are not b..
Ueved 90 Doe serious
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Geo.W. Baron 81: : .ns Isl. So sss%.l>.sA Bldg
SENTIMENT STRENGTHENED BY
THE REPORT ON WINTER WHEAT

NEW YORK. April 1O.-Dun's Re-
view tomorrow will say
Sentiment. especially in the agri-
cultural regions. is strengthened by
the splendid government report on
winter wheat. n the outlook for an
almost phenomenal crop is calculated
10 INSPIRE greater confidence in the
future. Rejecting the brilliant proa-
poets, the leading cereal is receding
IN value, yet the purchasing power
or the farming community should be
Snhanced II the present promise of a
banner yield u fulfilled.
The volume OF railroad traffic will
obviously expand with an increased
production OF grain, and monetary
conditions are such that no difficulty
Is likely TO be experienced i'm harvest
ing n marketing the crops.
.AVVices from leading centers are
stu somewhat irregular, with i'm
provemcnt In certain directions Offset
by a reactionary tendency In others.
Failures his wee in the United
states ere 331 against 279 last year.
Failures In Canada number 50 against
% last year.
Fidelity Lo-zi Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. April 10 IL
Corrected Ialy for tue intelligence
BY tine FIDELITY Investment Association.
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Baron Local Stocks

WHEELING, ". W. April 10. -.
The following uuotaUoug 80 ~. 49,.
active stocks OF the Wheeling market
sre corrected daily FOR the InteuiEenrer
~ Geo. w. Baron. local broker. aud L..
r. Marshall. manager bond department.:
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u)-A $40 per share second distrIbut-
ion on account liquidation made March
t2l-Transfer books close April 20 for
= OF l% cash dividend payable April 80.
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of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. VA.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS - ON TIME DEPOSITS


Richeter. Miss Ray Lowe. s. s Std
ger and Mrs. Lloyd Strope.
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Mrs Fila Baldwin entertained the
missionary society Of the Prcshvte.
rian church Tuesday evening Tho
attendance was large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

The following Cameron people are
ir attendance al the state sund4v
school convention ~ Huntington fbfr
week Rev W. p Pierce. Mrs U
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t3J-Transfer books close April 20
tor OF 10 cash dividend. payable
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WHEELING. W. Va. April 10. -
The following quotations or tho mors
sctlVe stocks % the Wheeling market are
corrected daily for The f-nteiIEencsr ~
Howard liazlett a Son, S~ohmulbach
building:
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MITCHELL & STEVENSON, Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. April 10. IL.
The following quotations on the more
active stocks OF the Wheeling market
9fe corrected for the Inteliigencer by
STOCKS Pr ma a. -
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Hazleit's Local Stoke.

t2l-Books close april 20 FOR 80
dividend payable April 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

S)-Transfcr books close April 2Oth
for Of 10 cash dividend payable
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w KEELING. w. Va. April 10. II.
Corrected Jauy for tie Intelligence
by the FIDELITY Investment Association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
BIG bALLPLAYERS
MAY STRIKE UNLESS
DEMAND GRANTED
PI,T1sIDENT or PLAYFRS. FRA.
JfkNfTh IssIEs TLTINATUM
To COMMISSION.

AEW YORK. July 2e-A general
fifike = al baseball players in the
eaiionai and American leagues is or
eeree b. David l. Fultz. president Of
ine baseball players fraternity. I,
Aill D. Effective "Wednesday. unless
the national commission yields 10 GER
'ain demands concerning the drafting
~ players.
FDli<s ulnmafum Nas met by a
threstenet lockout from President
johnson q the American league The
strike order Resulted from a ruling
- ths commission IN the case q in.
iieiaer krsft formerly with New or
leafs ln the f5ufhern association
efsff Nas drafted b. the Brooklyn
aApanais buf WAS Transferred 70 the
RS Sors International league Nash.
f,Iie clalmed 1ls services The com.
mission upheld Nssh,ille's claims
Z Nf piaierF fraternity insists tbst
i>faff belongs - New York. A me.t.
,Ds y haders 10 fbe fraternity was
Deiq issf n.gbf at which several prom.
lisni piaterf signed the ulilnatum aa.
~ esseq ~ fbs national commission.
FfeFiafnf Johnson deolares IN. Am.
'i'sp league 10 PREPARED a. NEE, ,be
!, - W spsrslf and b. unitedly for war.
~ ~ Seeieres " fbe American league
pls,ffs ~ majority u them 20 on
tf'sT' ~ clubs ln fhe league wnl
~ .''se peir gates and stop paying ssl.
'i's ons siii impose heavy fines on
.iert participant
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
1000 ACRES WHEAT
DESTROYED BY FIRE

AAll-A NALLA. Wash Jul, "a
The higgesf and most snecfacri.,
tiain Tire IN the history of the var,ev
'-'firoted 1910 acres q sssaiDr ~'Ees,
"h TIE Ennis estate ranch sunasv al
sfneon. defstng efforts 81 hupsrsss
~ volunteer flghters for hourr. Tbe
oeinaEe VIII b. between sgo.oes ~
$4,000 vel insured
lhe IRE cause is unknown. Dead
fll'e end DRY as bone. fhe ss-sw,
would haFe been readily iguised bv a
'leareite stub. q spark from an en-
flne - anything that would s.ar-
iife The fire broke ouf IN fhe esge
- the Joe Martin field near tie IN
ilsea and spread WITH amazing rapid-
iy
"a NaF with difficulty thst the
buildings on tue Ennis farm were
saved. After hours ~ work fhe ore
sas FINALLY put out d vac confined
almost entirely 10 Tie Ennis tract
which cofers nearly two sections ~
me finest wheat land 81 the valley
Ihf yieia ihif year ha1 been esfiulates
~ 5e bushels ~ the aore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
NEWS SUM MARY

General
Iinerta MAJ be- brought back and
punished for 1ader0 murder.
blndns af Vancouver hase shown
betif mas De- deilDrfad on liner
Trial 0f Nine. caillauK l. underua,
Ia Paris.
Prf~ident ~ baseball players fra.
ifgDiiy calls general strike.
for'st f0nos IN Cascades and Blue
mountains one near Portland t.,dag.
Thousand acre Of sileat burned
lesi1fdag on Ennis ranch near waIla
Naiis,
aoDifogersy bsqse.D irainmen and
railroads MAJ be srbluaiad.
Lsal.
spDnnsystsi dub committee fa.a,s
asssIaing N, ~ o.. offer.
Wife ~ MBlffT Mountain of ti,ls
'1ft u hIiiai af I'asao.
isnehsrooes baek fnoD IsaIev beetn
lssf series ~ EaDies tomorrow uifh
No'fb Yakima I'rnDaDf LA,Ls near
nA1 found drOs nad sf In,aiIlla on
saturday IL buried IN I,oiier's flsld.
N0ansn sriies Postmaster 1,,oea,
10 nDd . husband for her.
tssf ~ Bes Rratlfy s,stsm uui a.
''iA'ie bi Engineer ketsey.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
LOCAL MANS WIFE
KILLED IN PASCO
VII itDfR FOLLOWED by SIP
PDsED ATTEMPT AT SUI
eide SUNDAY.

Mrs. Ada Mountain, the wife Of
walter Mountain. member Of tn.
Penoleton Tri-state baseball team, tuc
Years ago, is dead. ana Jack sant3.
mel a dish washer employed in tho
restaurant Of the Northern Pacific
railroad, Is lying fatally wounded in
hospital, as the result of a shoot
ing affray early Sunday morning al
Pasco.
Mountain. who has been emplovas
IN Bogert's saloon as bartender. left
Yesterday for Pasco and according
10 statements he made to friends he
intends taking the body of his wife
pack TO her former home In the
east.
From reports received here the ira.
gedy Is surrounded in mystery and
the police are at a loss as to whom
to attribute the shooting. According
TO the story as received here Sen4i-
mel is alleged TO have fired the shot
that killed the woman and then Ia
nave turned the weapon on himself
lnficting a wound in the groin from
which physicians fear he cannot re-
cover. Up 10 ! o'clock this afternoon
however he was still alive and main
tanned stoutly that he Is not the per
son who fired the shots.
The affray occurred in a tent in
the rear Of the y. p. restaurant where
sentinel has made his home since be-
ing employed by the railroad. II is
alleged the women went to the tent
about 3 o'clock Sunday morning and
that shortly afterwards the shots
were heard. Whether they had anv
quarrel is not known. The revolver
with which the shooting was done
has not been found and this is one OF I
NE points in the case which the no.
Ice have thus far been unable 10 |
clear up
According TO stories being circu-
ated in Pasco. Sentinel Is alleged 10 |
nave left note to some Of his rela,
ives there asking them TO forgive |
him for what he had done.
Mrs. Mountain was shot through
he heart and died almost instantly
She and Mountain were married about
year ago. II is said, and she has
'een living in Pasco while her hus-
'and worked here. Sentinel. who Is
'etween i5 and SO years old. j. said
o have been infatuated with the wo.
nan, who according 10 the police OF
'asco. had been going by the name OF
Ada Wilson. She was about 80 years
ID.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20

spEg'stee that the Commercial siut
takf fhis floor snd fbereby seevrs
hl"effp quarters % Ehlcb fhs eiutl
paf long been 10 greet need A..
.'fplnflF Tvrellotfe A. Bu,Dmsii
lay pfaNp plans for cisb fo0,ns
yhf scheme eaiis for . seeTessTyys of.
NC latse club ~ ioyogiBg room
tfsp'1f room, cefe room, billlsra
leD'p sile q iaeieg MeefiDg room on
c"ipipiffes bo0m
Jiaeie sill eiso bs q baoa.et
room aojoipiug fbe f0otDs saa tbis
sbJ - available bofb 90 fhs co,,,
n''Frisl elVb bp DIMES q Baea so1 %
$40 Lodges fbst WI meet % shs fioog
aboye ''''"
1'popTb fbf feDtsj foT fi1e new quar-.
tff W. bs beesteF flsg AZ ps'se,,
= N fff fhs Commercial eivb esuI
tFip ~ ipVeb ~ piombsfsg5ip ans
l5fRlf' W $50 ebnogs stsf Z, 49,
'aiefF Expansive ggefefs fbe Gao
wy ~ fi0sneeg ol9fs easily siss :,
pttaem
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
lHOUGHT BODY ExHUMED
WAS CATHERINE WINTERS

URBANA. Ills. July 2o-sber,,, =,
Davis expressed the opipio, ,ha,
ne Dody of the girl about nine 49,
oia ekhumed sunday night from ,hs
pouers field was that OF catber,.e
winters. daughter OF a Newcastle -
lana dentist. who supposedly u,ss
Ailhapped and for whom a eourtr,,-
,' ~.ue search has been in progress for
months. According 20 private detec.
a.'ss VINO are'investigating the corn.
Mas brought TO Urbana from Flors1s
- stranger who asked tina, r. ta
paced IN a receiving vaut al Non,
NOPE cemetery saying. some one"
would claim Il shortly No one Al.
ana u was buried in the potters. flsId
NENcAsrLE Ind July 20-"Tbsre
- hothlng IN the story my daugbte,
~atherine's body was found at ~.
naha said Dr Winters "Ofgca,
nome OF the looal police force ba.
seen me nrbana corpse he said ~.
hair y naNen. Catherine a..
much darker"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
MUIHeR TO SAVE SON
WILL TELL THE BITTER
STORY OF OWN LIFE

haAsHlNGroH COURT HOUSE
yhlo' July zo-That parental t..
sire 70 kiil, guided ths b.nd II,
Laurence Robinson tha slayer NJ p,
''os'oh '.,' police Inspector sll be- the
pea % the defense when Robinsoo 4,
paced on trial IN Boston. Robinsor,,
ssed mother who lives hero. io
s,aiehsnt said she Intended to asspu.
sH blame Tor the crime a.ssrtlpg
,hat murder was born in ,he bows
ns4ii before birth she plans 10 bare
we innsrmost secrets ~ nsr past ~
=" describe the months ~ agony shs
endured before her sons birth bow
~" fonaifd revolver f0r wssks be-.
tofs ne Wa born and prated fos
sifsnsih a. kiii iho parent N hsr
child Rob.naon's mofb,,
aail she would testify haf hate ana
mhrdefous insflnrt fhua angsnd.r.t
W her unborn baby aii hs fsn4sn,.s
io be- criminal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
IRllhkEh WAGE ISSUE
NAY Be lRDITRlTEO

CHICAGO, Jyiy f0--IB an effort
,s' "a sy,,f ibs ssgs difference between
80 80 western railroads ceDtsrin9 ln
esless@ sDe their employees 4 eonf.y'
.faf .'., sAt bsi9 90 which ibs Fepresea.
lSp,ss ~ fle railroads Outlined thslt
J,,slpDS ~ fbs federsl, arbltrato,.
,,,s , s',sffDDebf wa repTeseBisa by
ss'sf william Chambers, g1Sgs Mar.
~ b'lspp snq Assistant Labor com.
=. :, 'st',pfr IisDgsF, deBeTsi Nanass,
gfetbglm - fts cblesS0, Aligaukes
a - Psgi faiifose Nas fbe emplo,,
- ftosfsDag Tie meeting uas
M be5iDg elosea aoofs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
WILL RECOMMEND THAT COMMERCIAL
CLUB ACCEPT OFFER FROM <. Of P.
THEREBY SECURING MODERN QUARTERS

y ~ recommendation u the CON.
eli,tss a5,DoiDfee 20 lDyesfigate ths
Essseef go asoJ'tsS fse Commercial
epb sJg ssss 80 the otter made b.
a. &sgf'ss - Pytbiss for q lease
= - Aecsge fioer - flle proposed
~ - y bgiieiHF for cOpmafcisi duo
fissftsfs J1ie syD)ecf Sss gone over
~ esfsD kafpfcsy evening by fhs
f.sli1anffisj clgb eOWBlif9ee enc Geo.
sAffS'ag - feDfsaeDfing ths KHiSbt9
- p1t6iaf Nifb lFe1lifeef gfatail -,
g.s.Oi9g file pianf - fbe building
JiAf ft,ipniftff Nsf 1Wptefsee Sifb
- efffr fossf sgs sStaee 20 teeom-
Hsefse 90 igoie ~ fbs cemmefcisi
aeesif3esiDD
riADf bsyf been 1feSg W fbe
kpigpif - BJfi1aF foT a i.esutlfUl
~ .>iiag - fiis.if property ~ fhe cor.
~ - hsig Gag WsffF sifassa sns
f - yplffsfsee fle bylidinr esu a.
f<si'T'fyftfs n . eyteife teuanf = -,
cgsee ~ fhe aeepug Noor "a 30
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
Hoift aIG1s SB1BCBaNT HTRT
htSg-A AETO HITS BIsIDGE

t'kfAjJ-iS. ore guy 20
, nfoNn on his bead from his sutomo-
hile Nh"n the machine crashed into q
FleEf Z u Datls c'fy fressurer ana
+ leading merchant De- perhaps fatally
inlpreo Bis skull Nas fractured
illiee ijhs broken snG u b feared tber.
are intFnd injuries
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
VANCOUVER HAS
SERIOUS TROUBLE
WITH HER H|NDUS
oriental Liner Now Proposed for
Their Accommodation Back to
India.
FIGHT SUNDAY MORNING
oi,saff1'erous Immigrants. Rejected
Dy Authorities, Fought OFF Police
Win Injuries 10 Latter-AssauIts
Made on Hindns Living in Vancou-
yer.

VANCOUVER, 3. C.. July 20
with the government backing there Is
every indication that vancouver's IN.
welcome Hindu visitors viii be- de-
ported 10 the orient THURSDAY on the
Empress OF Japan unless they permit
me sailing Of the Komagata Maru on
which they are being detained. An
uiiimaium viii be given the Hindus
either 10 permit the Komagata. Ia sail
Or they viii be overpowered and led
aboard the Empress Vancouver re-
fuses 10 countenance further DELAYS
In their deportation.
II is feared the worst IS not over
and petty assaults against Hindus in
vancouver are growing common. Ow-
Ing 20 news received By the immlgra-
uon department three Hindus were
arrested at Sumas. Wash, with arms
purchased in the United States in
their possession. They had been sue
cessful In smuggling to Vancouver be-
Tor their arrest. The greatest pre-
cautions are being taken against
smuggled weapons being transferred
10 the KOmagota Maru.
Early Monday morning when the
immigration officers. after supplying
the vessel with free provisions for a
trip back 10 the orient, attempted 10
board the vessel, the Hindus opened
IRE with guns and revolyers and with
hot water. The authorities fought
back and several Sere injured
The list Of injured Is:
Chief OF Police MacLennan. report
ed seriously hurt
Captain Robertson OF tug Sea Lion
,ut over eye by flying glass.
Inspector Scott, knocked uncon-
icious.
Detectives Riccl. Scott and Tins
iail. cut on lip
/. H. Taylor and G. l. Minnitt. both
injured about the head. Taylor seri-
lusly.
Detective Mcleod. arm hurt
Detective Macarthur. injured: fell
verboard
Inspector Wisher hit on head; bad
y hurt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20

- Liner a sperry and his son.
- ~ renee Inventors and constructors
q q sfabliizer. which makes ser.-
l'laie lying easy can finish the sob
~ Ine the Nanamaker seaplsne.
Ainsf1ca. IN which Lieutenant q
Porte MI fry 70 Gy aerosx tn A..
1-iue' Nin carry one Mr Suerrx
went % Hanmondfporr last week a.
consult With Glenn r. Curtis. buad-
T - ne America. and IAeu,ena,t
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20

f'fie Nr. curtlss believes that the
siaoilizer is wonderful invention.
IN an aer0plane euipped with one
Lieutenant Gilmore. the British naval
aiiAche IN Paris. went up without
ever having had lesson and he pilot
"a the craft with ease. Henry Wood.
nous editor Of Flying. said the sta
'iii1er makes an aerOplane storm
proof and independent Of human lini-
tation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
EGs< BONAA. TIEN
TfBSs CfN ON BIBsTIA

LIS hAGEDEs ggly Ze-hfter
aaos'ing ane Killing Hrs E1na sikas.
go -, tecause che dld not return
- Pose Earl D. Baag. q contractor
4'-eH opf ha 0zu brains 8rs slkes
lpDslG go Nfneased the frageGy.
s-hlch occDrrec ~ fhe Elkeg home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
SMOKE DUE TO FOREST
FIRES IN MOUNTAINS
TIMBER BURNED NEAR Mt. I'M
ILii HEAVY FIRE NEAR
THE DALLFs.

Local people who observed an un-
usual smokiness IN the atmosphere
here yesterday forenoon may find the
explanation IN the fact that timber
hres have started both in the Cas-.
oades and the Blue mountains 4 re-
port from Ia Grande states a fire has
been raging near Nj Emily y miles
north ~ that city Timber belonging
10 the So Emily timber company has
been burned and yesterday afternoon
The Grande Roude valley was filled
with smoke from the fire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20
FOREST FIRE EIGHT
MILES FROM PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore, July 20.-Fan-
ned by a strong wind. a fire I'm the
second growth timber near Fulton.
ABOUT eight miles south OF her. is
spreading rapidly. The actual dam
age so far is about four thousand.
but farmers are organizing 10 fight
the flames. fearing they may 10 great
damage Is not extinguished.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20

LONDON Eng July 2O-A sar.
castle remark BY hls wife about his
iaihsrs control ~ his honey barss
se'inf hkely 20 eosi Waldorf Astor
hls inheriiance and bis chances for a
iiiie Young Nrf. Asior wa not wei.
,'hsd any COO cordially by nor hus.
hands fsfher william waldorf A..
ior When she married Into ihe Asio,
family in 1900 she haf never for.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-20

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