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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
La manifesta-
cion de aver

Los obreros que sostienen la huelga
de inquilinato celebraron aver tarde
una manifestation de protesta contra ell
precio que Sc les cobra por los alquile-
res de las casas en- que viven.
Los manifestantes recorrieron las
mas importantes GALES de la ciudad, de-
teniendose frente al palacio de Santa
Catalina y enviando una comisi6n al
gobernador a fin de exponerle las razo-
nes de la huelga, que son las contenidas
en- ell documento que en- otro sitio del
peri6dico publicamos
Ell gobernador escuch6 las razones
que Sc lie expusieron, prometiendo ocu-
parse del asunto
Otra comisi6n de los manifestantes
visit6 al presidente de la Camara. pro
metiendo este tambi6n estudiar el docu-
mentO que Sc lie entreg6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
La ley de academies

Aver fue derrotado en- tercera lectu-
ra, en- la Camara de Delegados, ell pro
yecto de ley del senior de Diego sobre
indemnizaciones obreros, por acciden-
tes del trabajo, en- ocupaciones peligro-
sas.
Ell proyecto tuvo diez seis votos
contra ocho, necesitando Is para
ser aprobado.
Varios delegados pidieron la reconsi-
deracion del proyecto, ell cual fue obje-
to de un debate que empezo las cinco
de la tarde concluyo las nueve de
la noche
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
Corte Suprerna
LA VISTA DE AVER.

A las QOS de Ia Jdruc y duIe Id COI-
tie Suprema en- pleno, Sc vic ell recurso
de apelaci6n, procedente de la Corte
de Distrito de Guayama, en- ell case del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Pastor
Diaz y otros, por el delito de "conspi-
raci6n"
A nombre de los acusados sosten1an
ell recurso, los letrados senores Ira
vieso. Samalea Iglesias, Canales y Ros-
81 10 impugnaba en- representation
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico, ell fiscal del
Supreme, senior Foote.
Despu6s de haber dado lectura ell Sc
nor secretario los documentos relati-
vos al case, el senor Presidente conce-
de la palabra al abogado senor Sama-
lea Iglesias.
FL joven letrado presenta ell caso des-
de que sc origin6, hasta ell mOmento
actual del recurso y atac0 un error que
Sc alega cometido por la Corte inferior,
al no declarar con lugar una moclon
de sobreseimiento, basada en- que ha-
bian transcurrido los 120 dias que mar
ca la ley de Procedimientos Crimina-
les, para la celebration del juicio.
lie sigue en- ell uso de la palabra el
abogado senior Travieso, ell cual habla
de otro error alegado, 8 sea, al no de
clarar con lugar la Corte inferior, una
moc6n de los acusados, solicitando
que por el fiscal Sc trajeran las decla-
raciones prestadas durante ell curse dc
la investigation, por un testigo llama
do Ramon Gimenez (a) FL Chivo.
Ell letrado senor Canales, sostuvo la
exception tomada una resoluci6n de
ia Corte de Guayama, denegando una
moci6n en- la que Sc alegaba, que el
delito de conspiraci6n, 81 10 hubo, esta-
ba diluido dentro de un delito mayor
81 alguno fue cometido y trato sobre las
m1ltiples ocupacioneS que pesaban Ell
aquellos dias sobre los empleados del
Departamento de Justicia, al no poder
entender en- ell case ellos sometidO,
con la debida rapid6z que aconsejan
los estatutos legales.
Y por Gltimo inform6 el abogado Sc
nor Rossi.
Empez0 diciendo que la autora de to-
do este proceso, era una muchacha muy
guapa y muy lista que hay en- Guaya-
ma, que Sc llama Josefa Rivera. Esta
muchacha, sin saber nj como nj GUAM
do, di6 luz un nino Sc empena de
todos modos, que ell padre no es otro,
que ell pobre Pastor Diaz.
Entabla contra este senior dos plei-
tos civiles. Uno por tiliaci6n otro por
incumplimento de promesa matrimo-
NAL; los transa mas tarde mediando en-
clio suabogado ell senor Ramos una
vez que este sc efect1a dice que la
han enganado y presenta una denun-
cia contra ell notario sefior Abella, que
fu6 ell que hizo la escritura y los tes-
tigos que 10 acompanaban.
Ell senor fiscal, dice, que Josefa Ri
vera es una pobre joven una infeliz
mujer; pues 81 la hubiese dido como sc
expresaba como discutia conmigo
respecto a este asunto, con seguridad
que habria variado de opinion y no la
hubiese creido tan tonta para dejarse
engafar facilmente.
Trata despu6s de la evidencia prue-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
Ell gaitero de Libardon

Esta tarde las cinco embarca en-
Il Brazos, ell popular gaitero de Libar-
Ion que ha tenido tan grande mere
lido eXito en- toda la Isla
Va encantado el Gaitero-segiin nos
ha dicho en- su vista de despedida-
de la acogida que Sc lie ha dado en-
Puerto Rico, en- San Juan, en- Ponce, en-
Mayagiez, en- Habana, en- cuantas ciu-
ladies ha visitado.
Ahora Sc dirige el gaitero a New
York; de New York ira a Tampa, de
Tampa a la Habana, de la capital
lie Cuba regresara a Espana ell popular
artista. Despu6s de un breve des-
canso en- Asturias, ell Gaitero embarca-
ra hacia Sud-america.
Lleve un felicisimo viaje ell simpati-
20 Gaitero de Libard6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11

"a presentada por ell fiscal ante la Cor
tie de Guayama, la cual es insuficientt
para dictar una sentencia condenato
ria.
Defni6 con arreglo al C6digo Penal
81 dellto de conspiraci6n, en- sus distin.
toS aspectos y termino pidiendo a la
'ala, que declarase con lugar el recur.
so interpuesto.
Sc levanta ell fiscal argumenta ex-
tensamente en- favor de la sentencia
dictada por la Corte de Distrito de
fuayama, negando que dicha Corte in.
curricse en- errores al dictarla.
Analiza ell proceso detenidamente
defende los empleados del Departa
mento de Justicia, q. intervinieron Ell e]
proceso, de la Supuesta negigencia que
les atribuyen los abogadOs de la parte
contraria y concluye solicitando la con
lrmaci6n de la sentencia dictada por
"a Corte inferior.
Tanto los abogados de los recurren
tes, como ell fiscal robustecieron sus
argumentaciones con numerosas juris
prudencias de la Corte Suprema dc
Puerto Rico y de la Corte Suprema dc
California, aplicables al case.
A las cincO y media termin0 la Wis
ia, reservandose la Corte ell fallo.
Al acto asistieron varios abogados y
0astante p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
Teatro Municipal


La compania que dirige ell gracioso
actor Manolo Pu6rtolas estrenara esta
noche la linda opereta Los cadetes de
la Reina, m1sica del Maestro Luna,
afortunado autor de Los Molinos de
Viento.
Esta preciosa opereta en- dos actos,
completa 8 mejor dicho, colma ell pro
grama de esta noche.
Con las obras anunciadas, hay para
dos funciOnes; son cuatro actos de una
m1sica deliciosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
!1uespedes distinguidos

Desde ell LINES Sc encuentra en- esta
ciudad ell rico propietario de Mayaguez
don Juan Bianchi acompanado de sus
bellisimas hijas Estrella Rosario Los
distinguidos huespedes han venido a es-
ia locahdad con ell objeto de pasar una
breve temporada al lado de la familia
de nuestro amigo doctor Eliseo Font y
Guillot
lie deseamos tan distinguidos visi-
tantes las mas placenteras impresiones
durante su permanencia en- eSta capital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
DE TEATRO

Mucho p1blico y muchos aplausos
! La function de anoche fue un nuevo
trlunfo para los artistas Ell progra-
ma Sc compon1a de La "reprise" de
La Tlrana' preciosa comedia musi-
cada de Martinez Sierra, en- la que Sc
dlstinguen extraordinariamente las no.
tables artistas Consuelo Baillo Lolita
Arellano
Ell excelente actor senior Puertolas,
fue aplaudidisimo en- un papel epis6di-
co al que dio mucho relieve. Tanto la
Baillo como la Arellano, Pu6rtolas e
Izquierdo, fueron aplaudidisimos en-
La Tirana'', obra que hace muy
bien toda la compania.
Ell -distinguido Maestro Burset ha sa-
bido matizar la breve partitura que tie
ne muy lindos efectos
La orquesta entr6 anoche a concur
so en- ell pr6digo reparto de aplausos que
hiciera ell numeroso p1blico.
Termin6 la function con ell estreno de
una fastuosa revista que gust6 extraor-
dinariamente LAS musas latinas" Sc
titula esta obra que tiene una preciosa
partitura.
Fueron ovacionadas, la senorita Are
llano en- el tango de la navajo en- el
pasacalle torero; Angelita Baillo en- la
serenata veneciana que tiene mucha
poesia, Y, Consuelo Baillo, la diva nota-
bic, en- la canci6n del ruisenor, ni1mero
llenO de dificultades que la prodigiosa
garganta de la senorita Baillo vence
con su metodo admirable sus faculta-
des milagrosas.
La ovaci6n que ell publico tribute q la
diva aragonesa fu6 delirante Y, como
es natural y como todos queriamos, So
brevino el bis.
Los aplausos Sc repitieron al final.
FL pUblico hubiera querido Or otra vez
ell trino del ruisenor
La gentillsima Lolita Arellano hizo
un deroche de gracia Y de arte famen-
co.
Pasa por la escena, cuando la Arella-
no la pisa, una algeria de sol andaluz,
una contagiosa algeria de juventud de
buen humor, de vida, de passion, de todo
10 que vibra y palpita, y arde tiembla
y estalla en- ese cuerpecito breve, ner-
vioso, vibrante, sacudido continuamente
por un estremecimiento ritmico
Ell Maestro PUG contribuy6 al 6xito
de Las musas latinas" " Y en- justicia,
hay que adjudicarle su parte en- los
aplausos qeu sonaron, que fueron mu-
chos.
Domingo Orozco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
Domingo Orozco.
Cine Tres Banderas'
ESPARTACO.

Los popularlsimos empresarios del
magnifico cine LAS Tres Banderas
que no omiten gasto alguno para dar
a conocer en- Puerto Rico las mejores
obras en- ell arte de la cinematograffa,
proyectaran esta noche la gran pelicu-
la Espartaco, que ha traido don Rafael
Colorado
Del m6rito de esta pelicula no hay
para que hablar; es de 10 mejor que Sc
ha hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
FL presupuesto

Desde las diez de la noche hasta las
cuatro de la madrugada han estado reu-
nidos los miembros de la comisi6n eco
monica hacienda ell presupuesto general
de gastos del gobierno
FL trabajo continue esta manana
siendo 10 mas probable que ell proyecto
Sc presente en- la session que esta noche
celebrara la Camara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
Santa vista pastoral

FL Cura de la Parroquia de Nuestra
sonora del Pillar de Rio Piedras invita-
a sus feligreses a la reception del Illus
trlsimo senor Obispo que llegara a
aquel pueblo ell viernes trece de los CO.
rrlentes las 5 y media de la tarde, ad-
mlnistrando ell sacramento de Confir-
maci6n ell sabado y domingo siguientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
Velada en- Humacao

En- Humacao, en- el ''Teatro Veto
ria preparan una velada los elemen-
tos espiritistas
Tomaran parte entire otras conocidas
personahdades, ell Honorable Juan B.
Huyke, el doctor Francisco Ponte ell
Licenciado Cayetano Coll y Cuchi.
Ell acto tendra lugar ell viernes 13 del
cOrriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
Distinguido companero

Ell Licenciado Nemesio Canales, Re
dactor de lei Dia'', de Ponce, y uno
de los mas brillantes escritores del pals,
esta en- San Juan hemos tenido ell pla-
Ger de saludarle.
Grata estancia deseamos en- San Juan
al notable companero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
La cornision
de Comercio

Esta manana las once celebr6 Sc
sion en- ell despacho del gobernador la
Comision de Comercio de Puerto Rico.
A la session concurri6 tambien ell Sc
nor Xavier Mariani, presidente de La
Association de Cafeteros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-11
Homenaje a
Perez Galdos

Suma anterior So 20
Senores
Manuel Paniagua /
Eusebio Rodriguez |
Angel Rivero |
Jose Coll y Vidal
Luis Rodriguez Cabrera /
Agapito del Toro 1
Santiago Iglesias /
Total 1927
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
MUNICIPAL UNDERTAKEN TO
FIGHT HIGH DYING" COSTS

CLEVELAND, March 25.-The high
cost of dying is threatened with ex-
termination IL Cleveland's latest mu-
nicipal move becomes realty. II is
municipal undertaken. Law Direc.
tor Stockwell is advocating the pro-
ject 1t is not the rich he hopes to
aid. He desires to protect the poor
from excessive funeral charges and be-
lieves city undertaken is the only
solution of the problem,
"In many cases funeral expenses are
twice the amount they should be.
says Stockwell. THE persons who
need the services of an undertaken.
particularly the poor. are at the mercy
OF the undertaken. The city should
furnish protection TO the public by
standing ready to conduct funerals at
figures approximately the actual cost"
IL casket makers and dealers In un.
dertakers' supplies ally themselves
with the undertakers to balk the plan,
Stockwell would have the city make
its own supplies at the WarrensvIlle
city farm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
KING DIES IN POVERTY.

. ST. PETERSBURG. March 25.
. The last of the Kings OF Jeru-
. salem,' Prince Michael OF Lus-
. ignan. has Just died here in
. poverty and misery. Prince
. Michael was the last offshoot OF
q Lusignan the Crusader. later
. king OF Jerusalem and Cyprus In
q 1892.
q Car Nicholas I made him
q captain in his guard Ludwig
. hoped for years that Russia
. would help TO replace him on
. his throne but ne finally became
. resigned to his fate and when
q the Grecian throne was offered
O to the ex-king he was 30 apa-
. thetic that he declined II. In
q 1853 Ludwig began an action
. against Turkey for sbo.000,o0o
. for property which ne claimed
. had been confiscated. He new
. er received penny.
q Ludwig VI died in 1884 at
Q the age OF II. having lived for
q years on Russian charity. His
q son. Prince Michael, was then
. "a. The latter spent his entire
. time dreaming about the heroic
. deeds of his crusader ancestors.
. In a comic opera uniform or
q general with three crowns on
q his epaulets-Jerusalem, Cy-
= prus and Syria-over which he
q claimed to be the legitimate
. king, Michael was for years a
q well known figure in the
. streets of st. Petersburg. In
. the last few years he has been
. little more than a beggar. He
. died among paupers and beg
. gars in the miserable ward OF
. the poorest charity hospital In
= St Petersburg.
a n a 4 ~ a 4 4 = = = . . = y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
ANIMALS NEARLY EXTINCT
no BE MOUNTED AT U

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu.
gene March 25.-A biological survey
of Oregon that will result In we'll
stocked museum at the State Univer.
sity of animals. birds and fishes, has
been begun by the University, in con-
junction with the State Fish and Game
commission and the federal biological
survey The undertaking will extend
over years.
Certain animals are nearing extinc-
ton in this state. The otter Is one
species One or two kinds Of deer are
now few in number, notably the desert
antelope. Timber wolves will soon be
extinct There are few specimens OF
mountain sheep or mountain goats.
those that exist being in STEMS range,
Harvey county. and in the Wallowa.
Some varieties Of game birds are get
ting scarce.
Animals and birds, great and small,
common and rare, will find a place In
the museum that is proposed. The
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
REDFIELb PROMISES MUCH
HELP TO PACIFIC COAST
SURVEY OF FISHERIES AMONG
PLANS OF DEPARTMENT
OF COMMERCE.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20
The department of commerce is going
20 do much during the coming sum-
mer for the benefit of the Pacific
coast. Something of the departments
plans was outlined before the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce in
a speech by Secretary Redfield. He
promised to tell more of these plans
when he speaks before the Common
wealth Club OF California at a lunch
eon.
Two great undertakings, at least
already have been determined on-a
survey of the fisheries off the Ore
gon coast to determine how much
they NAV contribute to the food sup
ply of the coast, and a more careful
survey of the Alaskan coast to in
crease the safety. of shipping in the
sar north.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Secretary Redfield smoke Of wba,

Secretary Redfield spoke of what
the department had done through its
bureau of fisheries TO cheaper the
cost of living in the east by promot
ing the consumption of mussels and
the Introduction of the edible scallop,
found in great quantities outside
New York harbor and almost unheard
of until about year ago. The steam.
er Albatross, now lying in San Fran
cisco Bay. will leave next summer for
the Oregon coast. he said, to investi-
gate the halibut and other fishing pos
sibilities of the Pacific waters
II believe that We may add as
greatly TO the food supply of the Pa
cific coast in this way he said, "as
the fishing banks of the Atlantic coast
have contributed to the food of the
east
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Visited Nelson Family.

Gustav Ericsson, step father of Dave
Nelson, and his daughter Hilda, who
have been visiting with the Nelson's
here for the past six weeks, contem-
plate leaving for Portland within the
week. After a short visit in Portland
and a few of the Western Oregon
towns and stop over in Seattle they
will begin their return east. Mr.
Ericsson has two sons at Chester, Mon
tana with whom he will visit before
making his final jump to his home in
Duluth, where he is engaged in the
plumbing business. He was very
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Hill Is Sued Again.

Another suit was filed today against
Henry T. Hill, La Grande realty deal
ed. Fred and George Mattel are the
plaintiffs and they ask for the fore
closure Of a mortgage given to Sc
cure note for 1900 due March !.
The note is one Of four aggregating
$500, it is alleged. which vas the
amount Of the purchase price Of a
piece Of land sold to defendant In
June 1919. N. ". Dickson and wife
and Myra 5. XIX and wife are made
defendants also, they holding some
claim against the land involved.
Sharpstein & sharpstein Of Walia Wal
la and Carter & Smythe Of this city
are attorneys for the plaintiffs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Leaves for East

r. D. Sayres. president of the new
mercantile company in this city. will
leave this afternoon for Chicago and
ether eastern points to purchase the
new stock with which the company
will open the store. In the meantime,
the store room in the Odd Fellows
building is being remodeled through
out. work having commenced yester-
day. A new floor and ceiling are
among the improvements under way.
The company has also placed the or
der for new fixtures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Receives List Of Offices

County Clerk Frank Sailing this af-
ternoon received from Secretary OF
State Ben w. OlcOtt a list Of the Of
fices candidates for which UmAtilIa
county people viii vote upon May Is.
They include one U. s.. senator, one
governor, one representative from the
second district, one treasurer. four gu
preme justices, one attorney general
one superintendent OF public instruc.
ton, one state engineer, one commits
sioner Of labor. one railroad commits
sioner, one superintendent OF water
division No. 2, one representative from
district %, two from district 20, one
senator from district 10 and one from
district 20. BESIDES these there are
candidates for the county offices to
be selected. Clerk Sailing IL OF the
opinion that the primary ballot will be
the longest in history because of the
fact that there are three big parties
now
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
y. p. Withdraws From Protest.

Following the withdrawal Of the o.
w. r. & y. Co. from the remonstrance
to the proposed Eat Court street i'm
provement the Northern Pacific Co
has taken like action. Local Agent
Walter Adams this morning received
a message from the officials Of the
company requesting him to withdraw
the name Of the company and this he
promptly did. The action Of the two
railroad companies breaks the
strength Of the remembrance, repre-
seDting as they do about 20 per cent
of the affected area and. when ths
remonstrance is presented to tho
council this evening. 1t will probably
contain less than 50 per cent OF terri.
tory within. the district.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Complain of Bridge Lights

Residents of the north side are
complaining about the method or
lack of method in lighting the Main
street bridge. They declare that all
of the lights have not been burning
at one time since the bridge was COM
pleted and that some of the time
half of them are dark, thus not only
making the bridge poorly lighted but
robbing the clusters of the artistic
effect they were designed to create
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Arrested in Walla Walla.

Roy Pope and Laura Dupuis, resi-
dents of this city, have been arrest
ed in Walla Walla, according to word
received at the local police station,
on a charge of immoral acts and
practices and may face white slavery
charge Pope and Mrs. Dupuis. who
is the ex-wife of Rodney Dupuis. were
picked up here on similar charge
not long ago and Pope served term
in the city jail. On account of ILL
ness the charges were not pressed
against the woman. Soon after Pope
was released. the two went to Walla
Walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
MAINE PROGRESSIVE MEET;
WESTEI,NERS ARE TO SPEAK

BANGOR, March 25.-The Bull
Moose cry was heard here today when
prominent progressives from all sec
tons Of the Pine Tree state gathered
Several prominent progressives from
other New England states and from
some western states were expected to
reiterate the inevitable impossible.
ity' OF any amalgamation with tho
republican old guard, which will hold
its state convention at Augusta on
April g.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Reception for Game Officials.

An Informal reception for Game
Warden Evans and Chairman Bilyeau
of the fish and game commission was
held last evening in the Commercial
association rooms and was attended by
quite number of sportsmen. The
new game officials, in talking with
the local citizens, urged their further
cooperation in the protection Of the
wild game and promised that every
dollar spent in licenses would De spent
in the county in the interests Of better
sport
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Odd Fellows to East End.

Henry ]. Taylor. grand master OF
the,I. o. O. F., will leave in his Chal-
mers car this afternoon for Hudson
Bay where tonight he will pay an ofs
ficial visit to lodges 26l and zoo in
that territory He will be accom-.
panied by Prof. I. E. Young, s. A
Newberry and NJ. A. Ferguson. They
will return to Pendleton in the morn
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Stangier Is Arraigned.

George Stangier. proprietor of a
local cigar store, who was indicted
by the recent grand jury on a charge
of perjury and of permitting gamb.
ling, was yesterday arraigned and
will plead tomorrow. He was absent
in California at the time the indict-
ments were returned 1t is probable
that the same questions will be raised
with respect to these indictments
that were in the motions to quash the
indictments against D. G. Smith.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
new$y Notes
of Pendletofl
Passed. Bad Checks.

Chief Kearney this morning receiv-
ed wire from Ontario asking him
to ascertain whether c. B. or a s. J..
Baker had an account with the AM
erican National bank of this city. The
local bank has no such account The
Ontario police have picked up a man
who passed two checks signed as
above and drawn upon the local bank.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-25
Gets Handsome Saddle

Johnny Baldwin, well known
Roundup performer is today the
proud owner of beautiful saddle just
&C mpleted at the Hamley store. 1t is
stamped with the acorn design and
the silver work is also of the acorn
pattern. The saddle cost him s225 bu,
he thinks it is worth it.