davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05

Sonntoq. oen %, Nopcmber. per-
itarb III ieiuer 8oFaHrnq, KOS g9f
conIin PIPE. u. ". 6cinrfh@ ebs
barot i'm Al. 2ebensiobre. 0os
8egrGbnis Iann am 9icnstng, Oen
T.. Nouember ouf Dem BOD Greed
6rieobofe itatt.
GurI s. Hittcrsbofer
murDe am SamStdg, ben %. Rooenl-
Der pl1Blid aus Dem 2eben obberll-
zen i'm 9ater oon ~ Sdbren. Gle
8eltotttng fano pom ieiner @obnung
aus, S2t Ate Str. N.=S. auf Sem
Yroiect Sill 6rieobofe am Moutag
ltott.
PIN 81. Nopember perItdrb 3apt.
|2ouis YbiItpp StcbertGr
nurOe oilf Dem National 6rieobofe
IN arlington, 8a., beltattet.
@alter S. @ebife peridico
am 81. Nopember in leinem %. Sc
~bensjabre. Die 9ecroigung fdnO
non Ieincr @obnmg, 605 $ ctr.
nd. am Samstng, 0cn %. Nopem
Der, olf Dem Mount Oliuet Jrieo-
bofe itatt. Gin Nequiem muroe in
Der Seiligen Namene9irdc 5eIebriert.
SOiep6 SlnOrew Slman seltOrben.
Mittmo6 Morgen, oeu .. Dcscm-
Der, peritarb in ieiner @obnuna in
SDottsnile Sofepb MnOrem
q man. llnqefdbr 80 Sabre bat CT
oaielbit getuobnt uno mar I'M GienIte
Der Baltimore mo Ohio Giienbabn.
|Gr mobntc bis slt ieinem 1ooe bel
9pd]ter Sri. Seila s.. Aman.
@eboren mar er 81 Nnoen- Baden.
anf feiner @od8eitsreiic fam or in
oieies 2anO nno ga er bier groBe 3u-
%frie0cnbeit fnnO, entihloB er Iid, lid
bier anauiieoeln. Gr binterldRt cine
Sohter nno pier Sohne.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
9as s 5tnnOen 0eict besiebt I'D
nidIt ami meibLide @larmaaiitem.

Corporations &ot SEER gonrao
S. Sumo uerlieb nerllid ieiner anli1t
Illsorud, Dab meiblihe 4ngeIteIlte
in Npotbefcn mo Groauerien nidt
Dem s Stunoen @eieBc oes Diltrifts
lmteritebCn. Mcroinas lonten Pm
geItelte in Apotbcfen un0 Groaueri-
ell bic nit 9roBen @eId6ftsbGuIerll
p~erbn1Oen limo, Dem s Stunoen @e-
iebr untcrmorfen ieiH. Gle Som
miiidre Iegten oieien @orldfaa uie
len mciblihen Ybarma3ilten Dor.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
Der SGnscrbnnO brinst 6erra NM
mon 8ehrcmO elm StGm0hen.

Die Mitglieoer pes Sdngerbunoes
braften Oieier Gage Serrn Ammon
9ebreno BON 1441 &boOc SSIanO
9lne. 81 ieinem Soften @eburtstage
cin StdnOden. llnermartet maren
Ole S1ngerbiinOler in Der @obnung
oes @eburtstagsfinoes erihienen
ulo Die lleberraibung mar natiirlih
groB. @err 8ebrero lit in Sannooer
geboreu. Gor mgefdbr 70 Sabren
fam en- nad Amerita, 5uerlt llah Dem
Staate gfeipgorf mo felt 1856 mobnt
er in @aibington.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
q. i. @nSe ipridlt i'm EIuritrncInb

aiirsli6 bielt Scrr SO. 3. @uoc.
|oer beriibmte 6loriit nnierer Stuot,
|eine Iniprade an oie Mitglieoer oes
EloriitencIllbs. Gr beiprah Del Die
Ter @%elegenbeit oen fiir5lih abgeitnt-
ieten 9eiud oes Serrn 6ranf Sar.
get, ser Der Wriinoer Der u~er3icberi-
EId)en @artenioee~ lit. '9ei Oieicr @e.
Ifegenbeit beipra6 man aud Ole Sc
teiligung oes Clubs oil Der AuSItel+
lung in San 6raucisco.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
Seitrdgc fir Sen SilfSfono.

geitrGac Snm SilfSfOmO fir ucrumuOde 5olOaten mnS mOtls.
OcmOc @ittWen nmO Asaicu OUn sciaaenrH driescru Ger Oentihea
MnO O~icrrcidiih Mugariidcn Nrmccn wcrOem uOm beu0lmahtig.
ten GOleftOrem OrS vWcrman Nmcrran 1914 Neief Sono" aeiam-
melt. SOlhe weroeH GMituuaeu aebrn ms oen fir Ddcu 3Wed
ipeNea beEmmtcn GnittnngSbadcru. Die 3entrale 1T: GmnO s.
RnOOpb, Shabmeiaer, SeruuO Gotioual S0ui. 500 Sie6eute Ctr.
Ns@.; SclcpbOn Main 572.
Nmd ~irO fir Oas Ocutihr @utbe Grens pOu e~oniu-Agent
Sorner, ynrrnM in Der &aibiugtOn SUaH nnO Sruit So, griammeit
Sr 9entiden &abinatOH'c, seOenft 0urcr bcOrGnaten @ra.
Der amO Stwefcrn lin atcn @aterianSr, nnO tragt nahy WR5gHd.
felt Gmer Sderfeu fir Den NilfsfOnS bel. yGSef lei Der Msmid,
bifrdh uuo ant!"
Gin Sober belize mad Araftcu, Oem 6ilfSfono beiSntragen; i9e
uOd 10 feline SMmme wrO nit erOftcm Cant cnteegrn acnommen.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
llmfrmf
an Die DemtTcbem Tranen
Ser @tart Walbim9tOn.

qsulswSrmer Qei6binOeu fir nn-
Iere taferen OeMtIdDen SolOnteH,
sic ba Oramfem in TelOe Die Gb-
re- mnIeres @aterlanOes ucrtcI=
Sioen, nnS, nm @cib mnO ainO
sm beidiibeu, ibr Geben einlekeH.
Der critic, Der an ieine SplOa+
ten IN Ser nO1euoen SGltc oadl'
r.. mar unIer @rDnpriH5. Sci
uer 8itte an Sic Oentiden Jrau-
en- fOiatem Die anOern Sefeblsgas
Der, MI i6rer Spite 0eneral
pOr 6imOcnbnrs, Der Getter Sr1
premkeus, OeiIeM SrMppen luOBl
am molten inter Dem runlldleiI
@imter leiOen milnem.
Soften mir OeutldJen 6raneil
MmerifGs Oa mid)t and bic Sa'1s
Sc regen2
MatirlidD Julien nnO miillcH
alle, oie es ermGglidDeH :OMnelI,
WelO idpideu, ie mebr OeitO
6eIIer ole Seutidc SOtldlait
i'm @aibinstOn wic wObl and al
le anOeren Semtiden @Onliils
nehmem Saslclbe IN Gutpfdns,-
aber Oas @efiibl, IeIbf fati8 81
Sein, Ielbit sic NOt etluns linOerH
IN fSnncu, lit bod sM idDDn, mn
init Dem W~elOgeben allcin bic
Gadle fir abgetam an5mieben.
Tiir 10 Gin Gtridsemg fam man-
die freie M1innte benubt werOen,
bic iOmIt tatcnlDs DerlaMfcn wiir-
DC.
Nnf cine Nmfrase bel Der Oeuts
idlem 8OtIdaft bier, uObim eptl.
GcuOunocn fir Die Ocatidcn
Srnppen 81 rid)ten, Oa mnlere
gd)iffe bod nidlt fabrcn, luitr-
SC Sdrciberin Oieies an Ggcel-
lena Oermbmrg, friiberen Deit-
Idlem GUlUnialminiitcr mnO iebI=
uen @ertretcr MnIcreS GOtem
NreuSes Rib Carlton, Neiu
yOrf, 81. q, Deriuielen. y Die
Ter a~ntiuDrtete iebr liebenswilr-
bin unO uua0amf anf bic idlrift-
Lidle Outrage, Oaf aac Sadlen
fir Die bcmtIhcm Sruppen pDm
she German &eO GrOf 9elegat
As S%rDaOmav, &OOmf 100
Melu 0Orf GitD
in Gmpfang genOmmen itaO
SmrdJ iie in iideritcr 8cile mad
Sriiben grianOt nnO Sprt per-
teilt wiir0en.
Gufcn in alien UrOfen.
@ulswGrmrr, 80 Maiden anf
3 9faocln, nit Der Dierten Nas
Sci red)tS mn6 limfs $50
Vial bernm geItrift.
Qeib6inOeu, 10000 Mn-
iden, redts mnS Iinfs IL 3Ol
brett geitrift, Die Sdmalieiten
Oamn 5MiammengemGbt.
Gbawls, 600 Waihen,
1cimbalb OarO lang seitridt,
nar redlts.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
gHekeLinnpe-Caflnnb Hnn.

@er cine CUTE MebeIfuppe uno elm
guteS ocutides Mittageiien baben
nil. moac feline Shritte am Mitt-
nod, oen 8. Gc5. naf Saflano SIM
Marlboro &ife, Ienfen. tpoielbit SEER
6rnnf Stoffl leine Aunoen out be-
oienen miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05

ritoner bon Scr 'Glntdpff in Den ees
fpsrrten 6ofen n~bSubnltcn.
en- Gabpten uno am periiImen
TeerbuIen lino Oie tiirtifhen Ernr
pen Iiesrsid) esipelsn uno Die britt.
I9en acknowledgement boben an bet
cen Sienen Nieoerlagen erlitten. SH.
on.u mohommsOuniIhen QdnoerH
iAaarsn fd bic @laubigen UNI Die
6oAns res propheteE, bic gum bet
ligea ariss~ se0iBt purOe. lIebsroa,
ii periien gssea Gle Ruien uno in
Afgtaaiaan gegsn bic 8riten gdhrt q
Wao ais SuDisn Iaufen ebenfalls omi
u0is Hon1iAten Elm.
Der 9arsnoufitano IN SioafTtta
qreiIt INNER peiter UNI lid unD bic
britiIdeR 8ehotosn iin0 ablolut IN
fabia, Der @ogt Der Aufrubr 6alt 81
gsbietsn. Die bisberigen GrFoIoe Der
MuFftdnbifden hoben oudl Die peniQe
W9ltiasn prutldBt fid Ser Anffsaab
beuegilna ousuinliebsn uHb nit iebem
5oae nimmt Nislt Beipegung III Be
reutund 3u.
Die SeIterreihcr babeH ipdbrenp
Der @od)e e6enFons Usrihieosne CUTE
@rfolge oebobt. grSenrsl tit amor
immer nod bon rem MuIieu b%eloeert
pbqleid bic 8elaotrcr an perld)ie0eutn
Stellcn Durh Musfdlle Der @arniion
Bis iiber 5huRleeite 3nriidqspurfen
muroen. Die 5tituua bat cher biz
iebt fat oar ieiusn Shooeu e~eIiittn
anO lit ouF Elm polIe5 9Nlr nit pro
oiont uno MuHitipn perIeben.
Sn 3uiflhsy oIen bdben bic Oelters
rsider BEL 2OOS bic RuHen esIdlngen
uno piels IauIenbe bon @efangensn
eema4t. Iu1 an anoeren puTtten
bnben lie Die Ruien aus piItigeR
Itrateaiidsn Stelungen eepDrfen.
Nm Sue3tanal boben bic egpStifdz
tiirliI4su Gruppen ole britii@eH
SduBtruppsn esIdlogen unb iih am
&annl fsItgeTebt. IS piirbe cine BE-
beutcnOe 9eeresmodt nebmsn, UNI fe
aus ben getponnenen Sieaungen gu
pertrei6en. Dies eibt ben 1iirten Die
Rontrone ii6sr ben Sue3tanal uno
bringt England in cine duBerit beoents
li3e Gage.
SSn Maroito lit elm M~ufitanb unter
ben Instrumentation Gingeborsnen
luseebroten uno bic fran5Oiiden
Sruppeh babeE cine Thpere Nieoerlaae
trlittsn. Der Mufltonb nimmt immer
gr0Beren Hmfane an.
Ssn Sepri5 lit Die eefamte ruTiihe
@eIdBuns BON 1000 Monn BON ben
Ruroen heterogeneous noroen.
Giner Depelhe aus &pnItontinopel
Sufolgs lit bic 0orbut Der briiiihen
Gdubtruppsn 3ur espptiidstiirtiihsr
Mrmee iibereegangen.
,Sm @ebiet Der moIurilhen Sesn In
OtpreuBen bdben bic Deuti9en ale
nuS erOentIi9en AnitaIten getroffen.
nm bic RuHen an Der SnDuiion Oits
preuBens 3u Derbinbern. BON Der
Iront eintrsffenbe 9erihts ihiIoern
bic gauge @egenb i'm umtreis bon Sp-
bannisburs unb Qrps oils cine ein3igs,
rieIenboFte 6eltune. peIhe Die 5orm
zines 6uibtreiIes uno cine Qdn9e BON
neun3io Mtilen bat. Die 2anoItrei
fen. pelds bic moluriihen Seen uns
terbrehsn, Iinb nurh 0rnbtnerboue se.
fAiibt. SteaenpeiIe Iino Tsoouten
onoelsqt. Sensn Minenfeloer ShuB &C.
pGbren. no inner es mOali6 mar.
Iinb &ondle ungeleet pOrben, binter
oensn lid bic osutften 2dufsrdben be
finbsn.
Der llmIfonb. boB ii6 BON Den
Souisnoen pDn p%rOfeifoneIen Sub
bdIipisIern in GHgIanD I'm eiaias fre.
nice gum 3riscseisHit oswelest hoben.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
@efHrwOrtet Ye%niiUuiernna Der &e
niernnas Mnaeitelltem.

Senator Homerene pon G6io, gor4
giber oes GipiI Serpice-a omitees oes
Genotes, febrte nclllib pom Ohio mad
bier sltriid uno iprad iid iiber Die
Sssoec ser Yeniionierung DER &egier-
mas Mngeiteaten aus. Cine @eibc
pom 8orlogen be3iigIid Der @eniio.
nierltna BON 8eamten bcfinoet iid
nun Dor Dem Gipil Service aomitee.
Ser Senator bemerfte, oaB man fiir
Dieles @eIeb lit uno boffe, oaB ooS
Graebnis gu @rniten Der 9eamtcn
nusfaIlen peroe.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
Sin Stcnermann um6 Orei Maidini-
item Der TlOtte 6eitcbeu Erifnnseu.

Sci Der fiirslid abae6dlteneu 9rii.
lung 6eitanoen A Geeleute, / Stener.
mann mo orei Wiaihiniiten, oielelbG
nit guteni Heiultat. Gie erfolgrei.
den @anOioaten limo sic folgen0en
Sobn g. @emineton, Steuermonn
&arrp s. Neltie. 9bomas g. Sbon.
non mo @alter 8. SIMPLER, Moid)i.
uiiten.
GS lit Dies Elm nod nidt oItes Sc
feb, Bob tiidtige llnteroffi3iere Der
5lotte nun aud 0ffi5ier merocu f0n-
men, obne ourd Die annapolis aaoct-
tenidule 81 geben.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05

rat in Der enaliIden grsiir sToBs
GuiriiHunq perurInHt. ~Gs lit bod
en- Der 3eit. Oas BuBboItrebsasfhpiir
ms3uihncioen," Iaot Die rpon Wau
8a,etie~ in cinem 4~rtitel, in ipelhsm
psittr ausgtIii9rt pirb, poB iih BEL
Den b%eoeutenniten Qonbonsr SuBbou
MlaEdes nidt Elm ein5iger Woun anz
irerfen feb obpchl 5000 3ufHauer
0absi anlpeIeno iDorsn. Die Setting
Fdbrt fort: Sin Oberit, ptlher feis
ren eigenen Sobn I'm 5elo DerIOren
hatte, mo eben tpie0er babel III. na6
BEN ari,ssIdoupIaB surdd5utebren,
mar bei ben @pielen anmeleuo unn
Flebts. bic ManHer an, fid fir oos
Seer anperben su lnHen. ~Als Elm
Gcloot," flebts Der Oberit, bite i'd
gut, tommt. oas 3nnD beoarf Gurer.
Mber feline Mufs murben burh Oas
Sohlen Der Wemoe iibert0nt. uls Die
guBhanipieltf eas SseIo betraieR fast
SIC ,3eiilns potter. uno fH9t bin5a.
yboB in anbsren Seilen Dss Quroes oers
lelDe oeFdlo1eRt Wioeritanb ben Dtes
Zen 9eonern uno @erbeOffi3iereu snt.
~esgenoeicBt ipuros. Sn Rottiuebdm
marcn 1000 3rlhnuer beim TlBboll
Wlatdl aber nicht elm tin3ieer MaHH
meloete iih fir ous 0eer. DasFeIbs
gilt bon Brighton.
Der ,.Guenina Stanbcrb" Iugi, baB
Sic oon3en gemiibungen ouf Dem fla~
den CANOE, Refritten AT perbeH. nur
einen ein3iaen Mann on5u DeranlOe ZEN
fOnnte, in bas Seer eiH5utreteu.
.Sl fuBbou et1e IoIde 2eibens
ffoFt, bob ni1ts ouf Der MeIt lie gum
Glinfano bringeR tonn?" frogt Der
StonO0ro. m8rGftige Sueeno Iolts
fh iibsr3susm laHen, Dab Dies Hiht
Der 3eitpuntt lit. cine anDere 2eioens
ffaft 5u ent3iinpen, ols bic 2iebe gum
@oterIonb."
Die .Msftminlter @a3ette" meini.
nur oa0urn fonne fih bic 5uBbou=
@iTocintion IN Der Offentliden Meis
nung pieoer rebobilitieren. oab lie ihr
groaramm sinFtsIlt. Dies lit ober biz
isbt nod niht gsThehen.
Der beutIde 9unbssrot bat iebt
Bic preife fir anrtOHeIn Feitselest:
ic nod Der 9onbesgegenb fdpanten
6ieTe fir ben Detaliter (9.08 2uartsA
8pif6en Mart 2,75 uno Mnrt 800
fir bette Sorte; fHlehte Sorteu Iino
Big o. Yfennie pro Detoliter billt
ger. Die @shlelproteftfriIt 1T fir
GlfoB 2otbrinqen, Oit=PreaBen uno
einiae StGbte in spreuBen Inn
peitere 30 9ogs. dtfo i'm @on5en aiif
100 Sage ousgeoebnt porben. Der
9unbesrat psrbistet ferner unter gns
brpbunq bon Mart 500 @elbftrafe uno
@efGngnis Bis 81 einem Sabre ben
NntouF bon @o!omiin3en gum bOberen
als benz Hominaltperte. Derartig
D~erbanoelte @olDmiin5en Derfousa
ouBeroem Der 4onfistation. Sn
@robs Berlin uno in Der prppin3
grdn0enbura lit cine Werorbnung err
Inieren, in Der Die 9epDlterung auf7
qeforoert iuirb. NIT Meiosu mebr ipora
lam ~umsugebsn. @eiBbrot oarf in
ben ReItouronts niht mebr Frei gu
Gpsilen I~srpiert neroen.
Der yatriotismus mag 0ie Rabi.
aettsmitaIieber unD bic porlnments
miialieoer tsusr gu Iteben fommen.
Der unioniit s. s. g. R~aipIinEcn.
Der bic llniberiitGt Cambridge pertritt.
nil eiHen @slebporfhIoe eiRbringen,
ppuoh Ole Observation-Disclosures benz
@aterlono lire Oienlts obne @oIGr
niomen uno bic GolGre Der Robinettss
mitalieoer ouf bic 4oiis bon 1906 re-
ou5isrt iperben lonen. gr begriinbet
oog 0omit. oaB bas 9ono bur9 ben
Rries finon5ieI eri&Opft per6e.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
Wm. Mieomnnm.

!. Ger in Naibington moblbefonnte
belie6te Grocer lmo Singer SEER
@m. @iegmann, Der aud TrGliocnt
oeS 4lattOeltihcn GereinS 1T. Iie0t
lett mebreren Woben I'M Solpital
franf 0arnicocr. M0ge es Dem Yati.
euten baIO beiheert ieilL ipin Wett
perluiien 0n oitrfeu.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
9as Serres- SnSaet.

Dbidon Die 9(rmee Der Nercinfo
ten Staaten mcnioer ais 100000
Wiann 3ablt, BAT oenno6 oas aricQs-
miniiterinm i'm aongreB elm @ilooct
eingcrei6t oas $104. f245t2 fiir sic
V%erIorguna OeS &eercs i'm fommen-
Den Sabre poriiebt. Dies beoel,tet
Gin yllls BON iiber 3 Miaioncr Col.
lar Cine tcure Grmee!
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05
st6Otii6C @enigfciten.
Son 9entidIau0 aaYndacfe1rt.

6rau Sophie Sepbotb Die I'M Sit.
nj mad i6rer Seimot in Inter Sheff4
.len5, gaoerL gereiit NOR, lit am "a,
&ooembcr alf Dem 3ampfer u&ot-
terOam~ 8uriidgefebrt. Sic meilte
OaIelbit gum 9eiilb i1rer gltern unI
8eIdmiIter. Gin gruoer uno Elm
56moger sSrou Sepbotb'S befinoeu
lid i'm &riege.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-05

Die beiten iulGmSiidem nnO
amslGnoilden @eine nn6 2ifGre
liefert ansidlieflid fir Tamis
~licnbeoarf 0as srORe ifnO reidjs
baltige Eager BON G6riItian
Fanber, 900 7te Ctr. 3.-B.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-02
SPEAKER EXPLOITS SPLIT
LOG DRAG TO AUDIENCE
w. III. SEED DELIVERS INTEREST
ING ADDRESS ON MPROv-
ING ROADS.

Before an interested audience OF
local businessmen and farmers, w. H.
Seed. advance agent for ID. Ward
King, famous as the advocate of the
spit log drag in roadword. talked in
the Commercial club rooms last even
ing. His discussion was largely of a
general nature but towards the close
of his address he exploited the split
log drag as proper machine" for
use on dirt roads, He told of the use
of the drag in other states and of
the fame that Mr., King has received
as result of his road work.
The speaker announced that he Is
now scheduling engagements for Mr..
King and that the road expert could
be induced to spend three days here
In lecturing and demonstrating work
for the sum of $500 A one day en-
gagement will cost $135. Last even
ing no definite decision as to secur-
ing the speaker was made and 1t was
planned to take the matter up with
the county court today.
At the meeting last evening County
Judge Maloney was listener and
questioned the speaker as to whether
the split log drag would be of bene'
fit on sandy roads. Mr.. Seed replied
that the drag would not be good on
roads that will not pack but may be
used with great success on most dirt
roads
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-02
GEORGE ROBERTS QUITS RACE FOR
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR JUDGE

George r. Roberts, candidate for
the republican nomination for county
judge. today formally withdrew from
the race and his withdrawal leaves the
republican contest to Douglas Belts
and 7. P. Gilliland. In the following
formal statement given the East Ore
gonian this afternoon Mr.. Roberts
gives his reason for quitting the race.
To my friends who have so unsel-
fishly stood by me in my preliminary
campaign for county judge, 1 wish to
tender my most heartfelt thanks, but
must frankly state that after due
consideration l can not longer stand
as your candidate.
When / consented to stand for this
office / had every reason to believe
that my candidacy would be satis-
factory to the different elements of
the republican party. but 1 now find
before me a condition which in JUS
tice to you as loyal supporters would
compel me to make a house to house
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-02
STORES WILL CLOSE FOR
0PENIHe BALlGAME HERE
BUSINESS WILL GIVE WAY on
TUESDAY TO HONOR Ma
TIONAL PASTNE.

Business will give way before pleas
ure next Tuesday afternoon when the
western Tri-State baseball season op-
ems in Pendleton and between the
hours of $3.50 and s the main streets
will be as a banquet hall the morning
after. Definite assurance that the
stores woud close for the occasion
was received this morning when a
committee. consisting OF l.. G. Frazier.
Marshall Spell and Roy Alexander
waited upon the merchants and se-
cured their signatures TO an agree
ment.
Only two or three refusals were
met with and these In no way af-
fected the determination of others to
close for the game. Every other CITY
on the circuit is planning to make
the opening OF the season as auspi-
cious and propitlous as possible and
the local business men 10 not pro-
pose 10 have their city remiss in spir-
it.
As now planned. the game will
start at 3:45 or O'Clock being
held until that hour in order to give
all the merchants and clerks time to
get to the park. Preceding the game
an automobile parade will be held
through the principal streets and will
lead the way to the park.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-02
Wireless Report From Red Cross
Vessel Tells Of Tragedy in Biz.
zard off Cape Race.
STORM BREAKS SUDDENLY
Grew of steam Sealer New Found
land Was Hunting on Floes, 1t Is
Believed-Steame May Have Sunk
In StOrnl-Whaler Southern Cross
Reported Also overdue.

CURLING, n. F.. April 2.-More
New Foundland either are dead or
lost on Ice floes off Cape Race as a
result of blizzard Tuesday and
Wednesday. The news reached here
by wireless from the Red Cross ship
Florizel. passing the straits of Belle
Isle with so corpses aboard. The
message did not say definitely wheth-
er or not the New Foundland sunk,
but the impression here was the men
were on the ice hunting and that the
storm came upon the msuddenly. 1t
is believed they were unable to regain
the ship.
An early account from St. Johns
was interpreted to the effect the New
Foundland reached port with the re-
port of the loss of nearly 10 Of the
crew of the steam whaler Southern
Cross in the same storm. The story
proved to be erroneous. The South.
ern Cross is three days overdue.
There were 20 ships in the sailing
fleet which put out from st. John
March IS. and must have run into the
blizzard and ice pack. Most~of them
were exceptionally staunch craft. 1t
IS believed they successfully can COM
bat the floes. In all nearly 400 men
were in the sealing fields when the
storm struck the fleet.
Old sailors here expressed the opin.
ion that the New Foundlani was
crushed in the ice and went down
with all on board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-02
MAJOR SWARTzLANDER WILL
COOPERATE IN MOVE TO GET
IRRIGATION ON RESERVATION
LOCAL OFFICIAL CONSIDERS
WORK WOULD GREATLY AID
THE INDIANS.

That he will endorse the move
as an official of the Indian SER
vice and will cooperate with To-
cal people in every way possible
to bring about steps towards es
tablishing a flood irrigation or a
storage system upon the Umatil-
la reservation is stated by Major
Swartzlander, agent upon the res
ervation.
Major Swartzlander is of the
view there is ample flood water
In the Umatilla river to permit
of irrigating a large amount of
land by. flood methods. AS to
what the possibilities of a stor-
age reservoir woud be he does
not know. Several years ago an
engineer of the irrigation bureau
of the Indian service made an
investigation here but he confin-
ed himself chiefly to investigating
prospective sites upon the reser-
vation. He did not go as far up
the river as Bingham springs.
AS a guardian of the Indians,
Major Swartzlander has long been
impressed with the benefits the
Indians would receive from irrl
cation work and has taken steps
in the past to make his views
known to the bureau. He says
that IL the Commercial club
should take the matter up with a
view to securing action by con-
gress he will be glad to attend
the meeting and give al informa-
tion he can.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-02
EAST COURT ST. PAVING GOES

big difference in the assessments. In
justice to the council, it must be said
that the method of computation is
prescribed by the charter and is not
arbitrary.
Furthermore. Mr.. McComas declar-
ed that the assessments against some
OF the property would be confisca-
tory He mentioned a number of lots
the aggregate assessed valuation of
which amounted to s115 and against
which paving assessments amounting
to over $4,000 We're to be levied He
also went into other reasons which
had been set out in the remonstrance
Want Alta Street Paved
AS last week. there was a note of a
different tone sounded last evening
when w. c. Z. Pruitt, representing the
estate OF Aura Raley. followed Mr
McComas by urging that the council
take proceedings looking to the paw
ing of West Alta street. He mem
TONED that proceedings had been
started last year but had been block
ed py remonstrance of which he
was one of the signers The serti>
ment is for paving now" ne said.
and we want it done before the
Roundup" The matter WA referred
TO the street committee.
A contract was entered into with
the Warren Construction co. last eve
ming for the paving of Matlock street
from Raley to the bridge.
" Strobe. representing the Eagle
lodge. asked the council to accept
rate of SIS for the season on the four
lots and seven parts of lots which the
lodge has at the cemetery. stating that
by measurement, there are only seven
full lots in the tract. The request was
granted.
The new grades on North Jackson
Monroe and other parts of streets on
the north side were accepted last
| evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-04-02
City Council Rejects Remonstrance
and Passes Ordinance Providing
for Improvement Of Thoroughfare
Bids Will be Asked at Once.

Rejecting the remonStrance as filed
and disregarding the verbal protest of
+. w. McComas, the city council last
evening unanimously passed the ordi.
nance providing for the Improvement
known as the East Court street i'm
provement but which contemplates
the paving of portions of East Court,
Lee Vincent and Alta streets. This
means that bids will be solicited at
once and that work will probably be
started before the month is ended.
BY resolution the council first grant.
ed the requests of the O.-W. X. & n.
Co. and the Northern Pacific to with
draw their names from the remon-
STRANGE. The street committee report
ed that. with the railroad property in
cluded, total of 64.40 percent of the
property within the district was rep
resented on the remonstrance but that
with the railroad property withdrawn
there was but ass per cent. A reso.
luton declaring this insufficient and
denying the remoustrance was then
adopted without dissenting voice,
following which the ordinance was
adopted
Prior to this action, however. f. w
McComas, circulator of the remon-
STRANGE, arose and again entered a
protest He recited the history of the
remonstrance, stating that at one time
he had offered to withdraw it provid-
ing the council would throw the work
open to competition. He objected
moreover to the method of computing
the percentage by area rather thar
by assessments. declaring it to be in.
equitable. He cited instances of diff.
ferent pieces of property almost the
same in area upon which there was q