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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Ccontinued from page one.)
Precinct No. s6.
Democratic.


Democratic.
Governor-Bennett. J: Cobb. /:
Manning. :; Miller. L: smith. 20.
Republican
GOvernor--Brownell Is: Carter. 5;
Crawford. Is; Dimick. /: Geer. II;
Johns. 3: MoSer. 5: Withycombe. $
Supreme Justice-Bean. 81: Ben
son. 5: Cieeton. 10: D'Arcy. 4: Har-
ris. Is: Mcbride. 20: McNary. >; Rich
ardson. Il.
Attorney Genersl-Brown. 80: Far.
rim. :: Grant. S; Johnson. ?; Lord. 4
County Judge-Belts. "a; Gilliland
%.
County Clerk-saling. "a; Yeager
I5.
County Bradley. IS; Blu
zan. 10.
Bradley. 30; Kimbrell
II.
Coroner-Brown. -: Garfield. 90
Commissioner-Ashwcrth. IA; Cock
burn. 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
SELECTIONS FROM LA
BORARE EST ORARE-"

. Labor is life, us the stIIl water =
. faileth; Z
. Idleness ever despalreth. be- =
y waileth;
. Keep the watch wound. or the
. dark rust sssaileth; 4
. Labor Is glory q
. Only the waving wing chang Z
. es and brightens; Z
. Idle hearts only the dark fu-
y ture frightens;
. Play the sweet keys. wouldst =
. thou keep them in tune q
. Labor is rest from the sorrows Z
. that greet US; Z
. Rest from all petty vexations Z
q that meet US:
. Rest from -promptings that
. ever entreat us. q
. work-end pure slumbers shall Z
o wait on thy pillow: Z
o work-thou shalt ride over Z
9 cares coming billow: Z
. Work with stout heart and a
. resolute will.
. Work for some good. be 1t ever I
q 50 lowly2
. Cherish some flower. be it ever I
q 30 iowly,
. Labor-aIl labor is noble and 4
y holy;
. Let thy great deed be thy prayer
. to thy God.
. Frances Sargent osgOod.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16

ONfng 10 tne computations arising
out Of the counting Of the various
party. ballots it is i'm
The Primary possible as yet to tell
Election. who all the nominees
will be. DIR. Smith
was given a most complimentary vote
In UmatiIla county and reports this
forenoon indicated his nomination.
A feature Of the primary vote here
yesterday and In many other places
vas the heavy democratic vote and
the apathy Of the republican voters.
This Is a natural incident when the
chief republican papers Of the state ig-
nore the contests in their own party
and endeavor to decide questions for
the democrats. II as a result OF the
activity Of the Oregonian greatly in
creased prestige comes 10 the demo-
cratic party Of Oregon and a weak
republican nominee for governor Is
named the republicans may justly at
tribute the fact to the wonderful
tactics displayed by their leading or
gan and by the lesser lights that fol-
low the oregonian's foolish lead.
Patrons Of the PendIeton high
school have good reasons to be proud
Of the exhibit at the
Reasons Moose hall last evening
For Pride. No school that can turn
out such work as Is ex-
hibited can be accused Of training
students along useless lines. Utility
iz the very essence Of the new courses
in the high school Whereas former
" all time was devoted TO book sub.
jects students now acquire skill ir
manual training, in agricultural meth
DDS. In sewing, cooking. etc The
school is brought into closer touch
with real life It is not yet accomp.
fishing the end really desired NJ
school does that because our educa.
tionaI system has just entered upor
the transformation and the change Il
no vast that II requires time 10 brins
about the desired results.
But the Pendleton high school Il
on the way. It Is a new high schoo
in more ways than one.
>~~~s>S~~
During the next year a subject o
absorbing interest viii be the one per
tanning TO govern
The Next Step ment leasing Of Goa
Forward. and oil lands. Tn
subject is brough 4
the front In striking manner by tn
Colorado disorder and bloodshed.
That government activity in mInin
In some form offers the only solu
tIon 10 the problem is regarded b
mort people. Secretary Lanes pla
offers an intermediate step betwee
pfisats ownership Of the mines an
ostright governmental ownership an
opprasion. The plan seems practl
cable and the idea has support as
shown by the following coment b
no less = Journal than the New Yor
world:
-Gov West Of oregon makes {
colorado's costly experience stron
argument In favor OF Secretary Lane
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Precinct No. Al.
Dem<,f.rafic

Democratic.
Governor-Bennett. %; Cobb. /;
Manning. 5; Miller, /: smith. %.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell. ?; Carter, 5;
Crawford, IS; Dimick. /: Geer, s:
Johns. s; Moser. 10: Withycombe. 7.
Supreme Justice-Bean. So: Ben
son. II; cleeton. %; D'Arcy. Is: HaI-
ris. p; Mcbride. 3s: McNary, 2s;
Richardson. 10.
Attorney General-Brown. %: Far.
rim. Z; Grant. IA; Johnson. 3; Lord
IA.
County Judge-Belts. 40; Gnliland
County clerk-saling. az; Yeager
81.
County Treasurer Bradley. SO; Blu,
zan. II
surveyOr-Bradley. ss; Kimbrell
81.
coroner-Brown. 25; Garfield. 40
Commissioner-Ashw %; Cock
burn. SO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Precinct No. i6.
nenocratic


Governor-Bennett, S; Cobb, /,
Manning. l.. Smith, AZ.
Republican.
-Brownell. 1: Carter, g.
Crawford. IL; Dimick. 5: Geer. 12
Johns. 3; Moser. Is: Withycombe. IS
Supreme Justice-Bean. 81; Ben,
son, 81; Cleeton. 81: darcy. 9: Har,
ris, ls: Mcbride. p; McNary. 81
Richardson. II.
Attorney General-Brown. 81: Far,
rim. 5: Grant. I; Johnson, Z: Lord. 9
County Judge-Belts, So; Gilliland
SO.
County Clerk-saling. 80: Yeager
s5.
County Treasurer-Bradley. "a; Blu
zan, 40.
surveyor-Bradley. %; Kimbrell
AZ.
Coroner-Brown. Al; Garfield. 35
Commissioner-Ashw 2S; Cock
burn, 35.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Nolin Precinct No. 81.
nemocrafic

OemOcrattc.
Governor-Bennett. 4; Manning, /;
Smith. IL.
Republican.
GOvernor-Brownell. /; Crawford.
6: Geer. ;; Johns. /; Withycombe. 3.
Supreme Justice-Rean, Is. Ben
son. 4; Cleeton. 4; Darcy. 5: Harris
?; Mcbride. Z; McNary. Z; Richard
son. l.
Attorney General-Brown. 4: Far
rim. /; Grant. 4; Johnson. ?: Lord. 3
County Judge-Belts. 3; Gilliland 5
County Clerk-Saling. l3; Yeager
6.
County Treasurer-Bradley.l IL; Blu
zan. 4.
Surveyor-Bradley. 3; Kimbrell. 5
coroner-Brown. IL: Garfield. 5.
Commissioner-Ashw IA; Cock
burn. 3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Precinct No. 40.
DemocTafic.


Johns. 2; Moser. 3; Withycombe. "a.
Supreme Justice-Bean. rs; Ben
son. 81; Cleeton. 20; DARCY. IL; Har-
rison. 81; Mcbride, AZ; McNary, AS;
Richardson. 20.
Attorney General-Brown. as; Far
rim. I; Grant. IL; Johnson. 4 Lord. IL
County Judge-Belts. II; Gilliland,
rs.
| County Clerk-saling, "A; Yeager,
a..
| County Treasurer-Bradley. 70; Bu-
zan. Is.
surveyor-Bradley. As; Kimbrell,
IS.
Coroner-Brown. 81: Garfield. 81,
Commissioner-Ashw 3s; Cock
burn, 43.
Precinct No. 1.
Democratic.
Governor-Bennett, 4; Cobb, /;
Manning, o; Miller. O.: Smith, 3.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell. 2; Carter. o;
Crawford. 0; Dimick. 1; Geer. /; Johns
O; Moser, 3; withycombe, 3.
! Supreme Justice-Bean, s; Benson
2: Cleeton. 2; darcy. 1; Harris. q
Richardson, /.
Attorney General-Brown, s: Far.
: rim, l: Lord, 2.
County Judge-Belts, 4; Gilliland
County cIerk-saling. s; Yeager
County Treasurer-Bradley. 6; Blu
zan. 4.
surveyor-Bradley. 8; Kimbrell. 2
Coroner-Brown, 4; Garfield, 4.
Commissioner-Ashw q; Cock
burn, 2.
Precinct No. 81.
Democratic.
Governor-Bennett. 2; Cobb,
Smith, 10.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell. 2; Carter.
Crawford, 1s; Dimick, 5: Geer. !
Johns. 4; Moser, 4; Withycombe. s.
" Supreme Justice-Bean, 2s; Ben
~ son, II; Cleeton. II; Darcy. s: Har
ris. 1s; Mcbride. IS; McNary. IL
70 Richardson. s.
II Attorney General-Brown. 10; Fal
l. rim. 2; Grant, 8; Johnson. 2; Lord.
d County Judge-Belts, II; GiIlilan'
ot %.
d County Clerk-saling, 10; Yeage
,e 21.
III County Bradley. 2!
~ Buzan, IL.
l. surveyor-Bradley. II; Kimbrel
1s.
J. Coroner-Brown. %; Garfield. /
st mmissioner-Ashworth IS; Cocl
a burn, 81.
W Precinct No. so.
at Democratic.
ne Governor-Bennett, 4; Cobb,
g. Smith, s.
us Republican.
lg Governor-Brownell, 1; Carter,
h. Crawford, 1s; Dimick. 2: Geer,
t. Johns. 5; Moser. 2; withycombe. /
ly Supreme Justice-Bean. So; Be
I'd son. IL; Cleeton. Z: DARCY. 3; Ha
ris, 10: Mcbride. 2s; McNary. 2
ay Richardson, Z.
ne Attorney Generai-Brown. %; Fa
nm vi " JphiSOhf Lulu
d, County Judge-Belts, Is; Gillian
ID ss.
a County clerk-saling, 81; Yeag,
m. "a
It. County Treasurer-Bradley. AZ; B
so zan. 8.
OF surveyor-Bradley "a; Kimbre
IL Il.
ne Coroner-Brown. "a: Garfield.
Commissioner-Ashw IS: Coo
burn, 90.
Precinct No. 8.
Democratic.
II Goyernor-smith, 5.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell. /: Dimick,
Geer, 2; Johns, /; Moser, 2; With
n combe, 2.
Nv Supreme Justice-Bean. 10; Bens
X 4: Cleeton. 4; darcy. /; Harris,
ne Mcbride. 4; McNary. 9; Richards
l"is.
Attorney Generai-Brown, 2; ia
IN rim. o; Grant. 4; Johnson. /; Lord.
County Judge-Belts, 4; Gilliland
mt County Clerk-saling. 10.
IRE County Treasurer-Bradley, 8; Z
a. zan. /.
ea surveyor-Bradley 3; Kimbrell,
coroner-Brown, 4; Garfield. 9.
ii commissioner-Ashworth, Q; Coo
~ burn, Z.
oil Precinct No. IS.
.erl Dcmoc1a&tc.
Governor-Bennett, a: Smith. 8
I'd. Republican.
)h, Governor-Carter, 4: Crawford.
ert Dimick. 2: Johns. 4: Moser
Withycombe. s.
oil Supreme Justice-Bean, II; Bt
son, o: cieeton. II; darcy, /; HI
Do ris, o: Mcbride. IL; McNary. s.; Rio
10 ardson. 2.
Attorney General--Brown, i3; Fl
rim, /: Grant, s; Johnson. 2; Lord,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Precinct No. 81.
Democratic.

Governor-Bennett. "a; Cobb. 8;
Manning. s: Smith, 5s.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell. 5; Carter, =.
Crawford. 3s; Dimick. s; Geer. Z;
Johns. %; Moser. %; Withycombe IA
Supreme Justice-Bean, -; Ben
son, 80; Cleeton. AZ: darcy. 22; Har'
ris. 40: Mcbride. 81; McNary. 4si
Richardson. IS.
Attorney General-Brown. IS: Far.
rim. II: Grant. 2s; Johnson. 6; Lord
%.
County Judge-Belts. So; Gillilant
81
County clerk-saling. IS; Yeager
81.
County Treasurer-Bradley. so; Blu
zan, Al.
surveyor-Bradley. rs: Kimbrell
40.
Coroner-Broyn. s5: Garfield. 81
Commissioner-Ashw 20; Cock
J burn. IS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16

cOmmissiOner-Ash Is. Cock.
burn. IL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
West Athena Precinct No. IL.

West Athena Precinct No. IL.
Democratic.
Governor-Bennett, 4; Cobb. i;
Manning, l. Smith. 2s.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell, L: Carter, &;
Crawford, II: Geer, s: Johns, 8; Mo-
ser. s; Withycombe, I.
| Supreme Justice-Bean, Al; Ben
son, 10: Cleeton, %: DARCY. IL; Har-
ris. 81: Mcbride, 25; McNary, IA,
Richardson, 10.
Attorney General-Brown. "a; Far
rim, 6;Grant, 4; Johnson. 4; Lord, IL.
County Judge-Belts. 81; Gilliland,
t25.
County clerk-saling. 2s; Yeager,
IS.
County Treasurer-Bradley 80; Bu-
zan. 9.
surveyor-Bradley. 81; Kimbrell,
1s.
Coroner-Brown. 80; Garfield. IA.
Commissioner-Ashworth, %; Cock.
burn, IS.
W. Freewater Precinct No. %.
Democratic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, /; Cobb, 3
; Smith, 10.
Republican.
GOvernor-Brownell. 4 Carter,
Crawford. 16; Geer, 4; Withycombe
> 10.
Supreme Justice-Bean, go; Ben
son, IA; Cleeton. 13; darcy. s.; Har
ris, II; Mcbride. 10: McNary. I
Richardson. 5.
Attorney General-Brown, 81; Far
rim, 1; Grant. 2; Johnson. 8: Lord. II
County Judge-Belts. 1s; Gilliland
II.
County ClerR-saling. 10; Yeager
2s.
/; County Bradley, 80; Blu
/; zan, Z.
!. surveyor-Bradley. SO; Kimbrell,
: commissioner-Ashworth. %; Cock
(; burn, 13.
Ferndale Precinct No. 2.
J. Democratic.
l. Governor-Bennett, Z; Cobb,
Smith. IA.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell 2; Carter,
Crawford, 4; Geer, 4: Johns, s.; Nc
ser. /; Withycombe, 6.
Supreme Justice-Bean, IT; Ber
son, 3; Cleeton, I; darcy, 4; Har
y ris, 4; Mcbride. 8; McNary, 8; Rich
: ardson, 8.
Attorney General-Brown. 10; FaI
rim, 2; Grant. I; Johnson, 2; Lord,
County Judge-Belts, IL; Gillilant
IA.
County Clerk-saling. 10; Yeage
16.
}; County Treasurer-Bradley 10; Br
= zan. I.
Surveyor-Bradley, Is; Kimbrel
n 10.
B; Coroner-Brown. II; Garfield, 6.
n, missioner-Ashworth 10: Cocl
burn, IL.
o. s. Athena Precinct No. f8.
u Democratic.
Governor-Bennett, IS; Cobb,
= Manning. 2; Smith. ~.
Republican.
. Governor-Brownell, 1: Carter.
Crawford, S: Dimick. 2; Geer,
= Johns. 1; Moser. 4: withycombe. s.
Supreme Justice--Bean. rs; Bel
son. 9: Ciceton. Z; darcy. 8; Harri
6; Mcbride, 10; McNary, 8; Richar'
son. 3.
Attorney General-Brown. IS; Fa
rim. 1; Grant. 6: johnson. 1: Lord;
4; County Judge-Beits, 6; Gillian
D; l17.
County cierk-saiing. II; Yeage
n Z.
r County Treasurer-Bradley, 20; b.
n zan. 8.
surveyor-Bradley. 15; Kimbre
r 10.
s. coroner-Brown. Il; Garfield,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Ferndale Precinct No. 3.
Democratic.

OcmOCf6uc.
Governor-Bennett, 8; Cobb, q;
Smith, 43.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell, a. Carter, q;
Crawford. /; Dimick. 1; Geer. Il;
Johns. 4; Moser, s.; withycombe, 2.
Supreme Justice-Bean, 22: Ben
son. 81; Cleeton. ~; Darcy. s; Har-
ris. 8; Mcbride, 10; McNary. Z; Rich
ardson, 16.
Attorney General-Brown, 16; Far
rim. 2; Grant, 3;Johnson. 1; Lord. 6.
County Judge-Belts, 10; Gilliland,
1s.
County clerk-saling, IA; Yeager.
IA.
County Treasurer-Bradley. II; Bu-
zan. IL.
surveyor-Bradiey. 26; Kimbrell. 4
Coroner-Brown. 10; Garfield, Z.
issioner-Ashworth 21 Cock
burn. 6.
CONTINUED on page g.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Holdman Precinct No. Z.
nnrx.rnr1tin

Holdman Precinct No. Z.
Democratic.
Goyernor-Bennett, 8; Cobb, /;
Miller, 1; Smith. 81.
Republican.
Governor-Brownell. L; Carter, 2;
Crawford. 2; Geer. 3; Johns. 2; Mo-
ser, /; Withycombe, 5.
Supreme Justice-Bean. Is: Ben
son. 6; Cleeton, o; Darcy. 4; Har-
ris. Z; Mcbride, I; McNary, 8; Rich
ardson. I.
Attorney General-Brown, 4; Far
rim. 5: Grant, s; Johnson, 4.
County Judge-Belts, 4; Gilliland,
IL.
County clerk-saling, IL; Yeager.
8.
County reasurer-Bradley. II; Bu-
zan. l..
surveyor-Bradley. 10; Kimbrell,
Q.
Coroner-Brown. s; Garfield. 9.
misioner-Ashworth IA; Cock.
burn, 2.
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vancycle Precinct No. 5.
Democratic.

GoVernor-Bennett, i; Cooo, 81;
Smith. 3.
Republican.
I Governor-Brownell. /; Crawford.
3; Dimick. i; Johns, 4; Moser. L;
Withycombe. T.
Supreme Justice-Bean. II; Ben
son. 8; Cleeton, 2; Darcy. 2; Harris,
Z; Mcbride. .; McNary. 3; Richard
son, 4.
Attorney General-Brown, g.: Far
rim. / Grant, 4; Johnson. 2; Lord, 1.
County Judge-Belts, 5; Gilliland,
8.
County Clerk-Saling. Z; Yeager, Z.
County Treasurer-Bradley, 8; Bu-
Zan. 5.
surveyor-Bradley 10; Kimbrell, 4
Coroner-Brown, 9; Garfield, 5
commisioner-Ashworth IA; Cock.
burn, 0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
Precinct No. rs.
DezocSssic.
nor--Bennett, a.: Smith. 8.
Republican.

Governor-Carter. i: Crawford. q;
Dimick. 2: Johns. q: Moser. 10;
withycombe. s.
Supreme Justice-Bean, II; Ben
son, o: cieeton. IT; darcy, /; Har-
ris. o: Mcbride. IL; AcNary. s; Rich
ardson. 2.
Attorney General-Brown, 10; Far
rim, /; Grant, s; Johnson, q; Lord, s.
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Governor-Bennett, 4: Manning.
Smith. IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-12

or romantic histories are attached. One
OF Its chief glories 10 Its Van Dyck room
with the three portraits from the Cattaneo
collection OF Genoa, which were smuggled
out Of Italy about FIVE years ago In spite
Of the italian law against the expectation
Of paintings OF this character.
The Cattaneo family IL one OF the
Oldest Genoese houses and had owned
seven Van Dycks for several centuries,
but they had almost been forgotten by
all but their owners as the Cattaneo
family had successfully prevented tho
Government agent from entering the
palace. and the works were not upon the
Official list.
When the sale of the seven Van Dycks
became known the Count dial Verne
strenuously denied that ne had done any
thing illegal and explained that his family
had not sold the pictures out Of Italy. but
to n dealer Of Ferrara, and besides the
pictures were not on the Government roll
Important as are Mr.. Wjdeners Van
Dycks the knowledge that his collection
boosted the possession Of The Mill"
Rembrandts famous Landscape. created
even more discussion when the news
Leaked out especially as the price OF II
was known TO have been I'm excess Of
100000. 1t had been for 100 years In
the possession Of Lord Transformers fam
ily. a former Lord Lansdowne having
bought II from the Due d'Orleans collec-
ton. II WAS said. for $4,000 Before the
sale Of the picture an option had been
given to the trustees Of the National
Gallery In London and n subscription fund
was started to keep The Mill from
coming to the United States, but when
the time limit had expired II was found
that only 3ss,240 had been contributed.
There have been some differences OF opin-
ion In regard to The MILL" but the I'D
mirer Of the painting cay Il is as much
n masterpiece AZ Rembrandt's celebrated
Might Watch"
Just a short time ago cablegrams told
OF still another sensational widener pur.
chase. a Raphael. at a price OF 500. 900.
II proved to be the famous Cowper
Madonna. which had been acquired by the
Cowper family OF Hertfordshire, ENGLAND.
In 1880. when the third Earl Cowper. who
was British Minister. bought It In Flor
ence. 1t was painted by Raphael in Flor
ence when the artist was 90 years old
and the Virgin II portrays Is n charac-
teristic type. young. mild and beautiful.
The Widener collection boasts also a
fine FL Greco. specimens OF Halls, Durer
Memiing. Nerons Sc, Vatican. Jan Steen.
Rubens. De. Ssrto. Velasquez. Hobbema
Gainsborough. Sir Joshua Reynolds. Rom
ney. Hogarth and many representative
works by the greatest OF the modern
schools.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-12
SKYSCRAPER INSTEAD
OF BROADWAY TOWER
Heidelberg Building in Control
Of Men Who Plan New
Structure.

interests Identified with the Fitzgerald
Building at the southeast corner Of Broad
way and Forty third street purchased at
auction yesterday the entire capital stock
and bonds of the Godair- Winner Build
ing Company. owners Of the Heidelberg
Tower. occupying the property on tho
south side Of Forty second street between
broadway and Seventh avenue. After
the sale the buyers announced that they
would carry out the original plans OF the
building prepared by Henry Ives Cobb,
which call for a thirty story structure.
When the building was started In 1909
II had reached the seventh story when
the builders conceived the idea OF stop
ping II there and erecting on top OF II
great tower to be used for electric display
signs. The venture was not success.
Nearby property owners raised objections
to the building, which they called mon
strosity. The result was that the prop
erty passed from one concern to another.
The building stands on the site OF the
old Hotel Metropole. on land owned by the
Coe estate. The plot was leased from the
estate BY the c. l.. Gray CONSTRUCTION
Company, the builders of the tower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-12
BRYAN rs SHOCKED
SPEECHES. ON WIRE I
But He Knew Wilson Would
Not Be Guilty Of Such
Language.

WASHINGTON, March 1i.-some Of the
disadvantages and dangers which beset
the existence Of Cabinet oficers in Wash
ington are shown In an experience Of the
Secretary Of state:
Mr.. Bryan. hearing q voice on the wire
after his call Of a downtown once: This
Is Secretary of state Bryan"
Voice In surprise and indignation: THE
hell II isl"
Secretary OF state. also surprised and
speeches. for a few seconds, sputtered
"who is this speakingY''
Voice. triumphantiy: president VIII
son."
And before the Secretary could speak
further there was a click as the receiver
was hung up at the other end.
Mr.. Bryan then again called up the Of
fice with which he wished to speak and
though at first rather angry. was con-
WINGED that central must have given him
the wrong number and that the person
with whom he had the brief converse.
ton must have thought some one was
trying to play a Joke on him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-12
CURTISS- WRIGHT AERO
SETTLEMENT IS NEAR
HammOndsport Aeroplane Maker
Willing to Pay Reason
able License Fee.

a settlement Of the difficulties between
Orvilie Wright and Glenn II. Curtiss Is
pending whereby Mr.. Curtiss hopes ne will
be allowed to continue the manufacture
Of aeroplanes and flying boats by pay.
Ing . reasonable royalty TO Mr.. Wright.
according to Information which came to
THE SuS last night.
Alpheus Barnes. secretary Of the Wright
company. whose Office IL at IL Pine street.
this city. has gone to Dayton TO confer
with Orville Wright on the patent situa-
ton. and an adjustment with the Curtiss
company Is expected daily. Several tele-
grams a day relative to the granting Of
royalties are passing between Mr.. Wright
and the Curtss company at Hammonds-
port, according to THE SUNS informant
Orville Wright recently told SUN
man that he was willing to make a settle
ment with Mr.. Curtiss on the same basis
as with other aeroplane manufacturers.
notwithstanding that Mr.. Curtiss was "A
defendant in the recent patent litigation
and a feeling OF animosity has long ex-
listed between them.
Mr.. Wright thought the royalty would
be about 20 per cent. but he would de-
mand that Curtiss and all the others pay
every cent OF back royalties from the
time they began business. ne said.
1t was suggested to Mr.. Wright that
in the case OF Mr.. Curtiss this would be
a vast sum. possibly more than the entire
capital stock Of the Wright company and
the Curtiss Aeroplane Company put to-
gether Mr.. Wright did not know how
much back royalty Mr.. Curtiss owed him
but thought II might total up to large
sum.
Those familiar with aviation have gen.
orally believed that Mr.. Wright would
finally grant easier conditions II he held
to the stipulation Of back royalties. 1t was
pointed out, he would simply be sitting
aviation In this country.
Since the decision in favor Of Mr.
Wright aviation has been dormant In thi'
country Plans for summer dying avia
ton meets and races have been held up
Every one connected with the industr,
has been fraid to move.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-12
RARE PEN FOR ALASKA BILL.
Clark and Marshall to Sign WITT
Piece Of . NastOdOn's Tusk.

WAsHIH0ToN, March 1.-THE pen which
will be used by Speaker Clark and Vice.
President Marshall TO sign the Alaska
railroad bill is probably unique 1t was
supplied by John w. Ballain OF Seattle.
who has been long an advocate OF Gov
eminent ownership OF railroads In Alaska
The pen was made from gold mined In
Alaska and the holder was carved from
a tusk OF ivory unearthed by miners In
Alaska Government biologists say the
tusk belonged to nastodon that roamed
that country 10000 years ago. 1t was
found by the miners in the skeleton Of
a mammoth buried in ancient al,uvials
Of the Kusk ok win region, and Government
biologists insist that the animal from
which IL was taken must have lived in
the pre-glacial period.
The carving OF the penhoder was done
by an Alaskan Indian living at SkaEway
and Is a reproduction In miniature Of the
totem OF an Alaskan chief.aln. Mr.. Bal
lain has promised to give the pen to the
Territory OF Alaska