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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

w. IL. Cobb, Jr., OF the fIrin OF Cobb
& Parker. had business In Andersen
Today
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

Barnes. april AAssffs ss,iir II:
Tucker. Is ut Galiiotin F'asIH where she !
went two weeks ago 10 be With sler
dagtEpser, who suffefed an operation
spIsss tiiIie am. ~
Slr M.t6. MeAdaIns and little dangIl-
ter slohnnia May 81 Qlsiahniil & cry,
Miss Rose ISllne and Mr.. Nc
5Ssiatns 0s feeiiyil lle were here recent
u 5at' tslt lts.lls Of irtstu@
gsfs. e, ID. htlstopifef, n sGse illaess
was fenOrted rel s. 4 & iI5 Il rs EII (
ossliiE t1 sier q, ttsIsiIa q {, iiS fllSs Z;
thou Ia that sh & ~ q fecbSeF
Ai sss Mary Heron; WHO li3 charge
of the Savannah school ( IL fsle iiseIL
end mere ssita & j
3Irs. r. h. Pet tigrss o on naess
vile was here 3 recent y Visiting
ana -
les 81 fk. 3esCt.he ais b lit6Iiis foSti-
af; two handEpIne q n iih ID 4 y 5iE Ell
from gassWEll 4 were Visiting ifare re-
Gently at the nom 3 of 3. ~ 3 3ftAe,
The ho3 party recently, iindsi the
IIaenhgernent os Miss Sessle Herfon,
ssShz sItces agas icFe
anu HgemIuBIy M pUy5 sI1IF q
the boys 81, which goes Ia the school
| Improvement fund s under
| STAN d the Stat 81 sefs z Tor Tor eg-
! cry dollar given bs sjie fiinFos slnHn4
Le tl.e school srotipe ::
along tliias I'm bse
tim highly cofnnan a. llle <,
s1isses IIei ana PEI 81 n :
ligpd;if the week ami az itraville
ts,it-0f sfcit tsst afs seiisl AMI i fit tife boz
PARTY are bisageB Ist sgli6 E!ala Nd 4
/ Rfa n. IA mary 81
lsyl gisi lis IEss ~ slifs5i s0i 4
fsttsSfige. ASiss Kate llutchison tFufa
eeyil sA f,s TsT-is " from
fssalii i ass
90 oilers ssi.nlse III rs !
~ 81.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

Siiss Abbic Stokes, of GfeenyilIe.
was a " ytsltor 10 IsefiDn Sunday. M.Iile
here siie5Was tile guest or Miss Annette
Campbell.
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INTERESTING BUDGET OF sse.Ws e
AND NOTES FROM ByJsY BEE.TON 4

4. CRAY 81 81 siss d i
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q nc min ici p.i 4i sas5 ti gil fpf the
clEcf ION o. q iyor fs % Two aidepssierf.
u tie e OF 6iutntll s. Ill fuEl sWihg.
sote tie sess ill #ilial It hss 0peaed
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

l.. Ia Itiee. III pf6infIiant attorney Of
Anderson, was among those in town
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

Bel tpsi l.it nfaait Is fakt
tAgt 81 9 con piff OF BY the
Mi dH orr ghisk 81 fhs
~ qb4hela eetion spent snnds Eifil
IS > Nh =
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s if Lat. ssra IL f1s.sl:. ar h
Fully tertained tl q feI q ladies
Y mt u dinner party, Mesdafiies III. u.
q III Cobb. CT ~; Cox, fgl glaFonce
{, i,e,l!nhsea les, Mlllafd IIliatoIi, 81. NJ COY
and Efinkscal las
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

MllliIsg II infsaa spent Susiiay
In Beitdi With MS brothers. lsa was
zGoiifseete sFi IA Ter snn litsy
zlor HeIlla ting and made many frjetids'
here " 10 1gess nl lss ;;isd d 10 we elsotiie
him bisck % BE ltosfs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

Mrs. HHges or fifeaIand is VISITING
her sister Mrs. Atildaon yYfliingiiaiii
Leon Riee aiisnt sunday In lsSl-
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Mr.5and Mrs ID. lnx OF Honea
Path ars tho sRueis of rs aaili MIR.
w. y. t'1s soit d &. e,isfc
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

II. IS, Hudgens, a prominent business
man OF PelzcF. Vas in tlelion ON bilsis
ness to-day. 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

The iblloRiaE iSfa Te IA en;. ~
at Ilasei Gaet, 10 day.: n. *. Roncr.
And ndeTlstEn; ). j. EohghfidR Re. Anderson;
u, n. Eignnio;Is Isost1h SIS d. ROY era.
New Fork w ]. Shehiey, qraenyille;
~ g. barnes, Rielmond ilsi.ii
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

NE clilEa tssean ami family 81 AM
- Y -.
feiatitnss guests sof Mr.. and Mrs. w
Al. Cobb; Jr.
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PEI: :EI SpcIlL u

lit'eIzePy April e. bis town has been
-nlled With many VISITORS during the
;-saels. y.
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Atr.. eieqfg fge .,1x Of An aers0fi was the
g,leat or ais,ipa rs ggIss. i. b.
ssioN, SlIaday. < s' ss3 q
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south all ion, Arfsl
r. of CalAoun = rs snfsa(
g sllfslssS III cltg 81
: ti1e lffs no MAJ zScll sfft
- 9Isnes snsf AZ to sissE < d
~ Bowers spaIit Sunday IA
sffha lie ssitix 4.
" siietisf q 6t !
ness trip 70 cslhess: E'ails lasf hafs
CAV
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

I3nNld Brown, OF IiiIianistois may
he mentioned ailUng. thR proTaislelt
eltl2ails ia town ftodas. ~ q.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
THIS TOWN HAS BEE.N
WET FOR if3 YEARS

SAN LBIS OBISPO. Cal, Jan. g.
Under ballot decision offering an in
teresting commentary for womans
suffrage in one California city, San
Luis Obispo began today its 143rd
consecutive year as wet center.
Two years ago, after desperate
fight. the "wets" carried the city by
narrow majority of Sc votes Since
that election, women in California
have been enfranchised and the pro-
hibition element approached the polls
December 3 confident that women vot-
ers would put an end to the wet"
ascendancy nat dated from the Span
ish days of California. Tire count OF
the votes, however. provided sur.
prise for both factions. Not even the
most sanguine liquor supporters ex-
pected the overwhelming defeat of the
dry" forces. which was accomplished
with margin of 400 votes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
3G DAYS For stealing Wl.k,lsey.

Though he failed in his attempt to
make away with case of whfskey
yesterday afternoon from the Peters
& Morrison saloon. Harry Hfbbart, a
transient, is paying the penalty just
the same. He was arrested and this
morning pleaded guilty before Justice
of the Peace Parkes who gave him 80
days in Jail. He tried to pass the
full case through an open window in
the rear but in doing so knocked the
prop which held the. heavy metal
shutters open. These slammed to
and nearly caught his hand. He ran
but was pursued by Charles Morrison
and was captured in the Stangier ci-
gar store while in the act of slipping
off pair of overaTls for disguise.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
AUTO SHOW OPENS
IN NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Under the
auspices of the Automobile Chamber
Of Commerce the fourteenth automo-
bile show opens here in Grand Central
Palace with seventy two makes and
nearly 400 cars on view. All of the
exhibits were passenger vehicles. no
commercial cars being shown at the
hequest of the manufacturers. Exhi-
bits took up four floors OF Grand
Central Palace. One of the main fea-
lures of the show which opens today
was the exhibit of motorcycles. ol
''the little brother of the automobile
as they were designated The acces.
series took up nearly 10000 feet OF
floor space. There was a greater dis
play Of electric vehicles than at any
previous show. The exhibit will con-
tinue through January 10th.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
CAMPAIGN FOR STATE
PROHIBITION Us BEGUN

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. "a cam
paign for statewide prohibition was
begun here with the circulation of
petitions to place the measures on the
ballot at the next election
1t will take practically 5000 sig
"atures to bring the measure before
the people bur as hundreds have vol
unteered to aid in the work of circu-
lating the petitions it was believed
sufficient names would easily be Sc
cured.
The measure was drawn up by L.
f. Kirkpatrick who enlisted the aid
of some of the best constitutional law
yers in the state so as to obvfate any
chance of legal complications later
1t has the approval of officers of in
temperance and reform organizations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
WESTERN MEMBERS
ARE 0vERW0RKED
NICK SINNOTT TELLS LOCAL
MEN THAT REPRESENTA-
TIVES FROM WEST NOT
GIVEN ENOUGH HELP.
Public Lands and Postofflccs Take up
all of His Time-Siust Hire Help
Themselves.

That every western congressman
hour of his time every day without
attending a session of congress is the
statement made by Hon. n. j, Sinnutt.
representative from the second dist
rict of Oregon. while here Sunday
The fact that there are So many pub
lie land matters to engage the atten-
ton of the western members and also
an unusual volume of postoffice bus
mess makes his term mach more
strenuous than shat of the eastern
representative. He said. The pro.
visions made for clerical assistance
are totally inadequate and we all have
to employ additional help out of our
own pockets" he said, Congressman
Lafollette of Washington told me just
year out of his own pgrse for clark
hire. He can afford it as can many
others"
Representative Sinnott discussed
many other phases of official life in
Washington with local men ANA his
talk proved very interesting.
''How's the Weather back there ."
some one asked him.
Most uncomfsrtably hot daring the
summer time" he said. From the
middle of June entil the nIiddle of
October it Is one continual perspira-
tion from morning until night"
Whom are YOU going to appoint
postmaster" was tire injury made by
some one and the hamor of 1t was not
lost upon the congressman for, in this
partcuiar day and age, republican
members do not have much patronage
at their disposal. IT know who I'd
6isappoint," he remarked with a
laugh
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
FIRST WOMAN LAWYER
ADMITTED IN SWITZERLAND

BERN, switzerland, Jan. 6.-SwitZ-
erland today has its first woman law.
yer. Fraulein Lili Zgraggon. daughter
of a Bernese solicitor, was formally
admitted to the bar today after pass
ing all the necessary qualifying exam
nations. under the provisions of the
new civil code. This code. recently
enacted, although 1t does not confer
the right of suffrage. has immensely
improved the legal status Of Swiss wo'
men, who are now admitted to all o
the professions, except the ministry
on the same terms as men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
City Physician Makes Report.

There were five births anI four
deaths in Pendleton during Deceni Der
and. eight births and eight deaths dur
ing November according to the re-
port of DIR. l.. q. Temple city physici-
an. 5Iled with the recorder today The
December record is as follows: Births
Dec. s. son to- Nr. and Mrs. Jacob
Henry Hugh: Dec. IL. SON to Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Perbsd: Dec. 2%- son to Mr.
and Mrs. Y. Maibori: Dec. 90, dau-
ghter' to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ritter;
Dec. Il, son to Mr. and Mrs Arnold
Planthag; deaths. Dec. g. Mrs. Mary
Bushman of pneumonia: Dec. 20
Frank Hardman, accidental: Dec "a
Herbert B. Murphy. tuberculosis; Dec
81. Ralph Koch, accidental.
The following IS the November re.
port births, Nov. 4, son to Mr. and
Mrs. Jen Jensen; Nov. TO- son to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Earl Kirkpatrick
Nov. 13, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Syn
der; Nov. a. daughter to Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles F. Humphrey; Nov Is
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hum
neil; Nov. 20. daughter to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Guy Cook; Nov. %, son to Mr.
and Mrs. L T. Ford; Nov. 80, son t
Mr.. and Mrs. F. VI. Umbarger; deaths
Nov IL. Laura X. Kurrle of cancer
Nov. I s.. John Eugene Wagner, intes
final toxaemia; Nov. Is. James H
Jones. apopIexy; Nov II. Hugh Ross
senility; Nov. 10. Mrs. Ella Cunning
ham. apoplexy; Nov. %. Mark Lewis
accidental: Nov. 81. Marguerite Coff
man, typhoid pneumonia: Nov. 20
infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cook.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
TICKET TO OXFORD WON.
Stanley II. Rypins. Of Minneapolis
Gets Rhodes Scholarship.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Jan. g.
Stanley r. Rypins, S96 Lincoln avenue
son of Rabbi Isaac l.. Rypins. of the
Temple Mt. Zion congregation. st
Paul, has been awarded Rhodes
scholarship to oxford University,
England, by the directors of the
Minnesota scholarship body.
Comparison of his showing. aca-
demic and popular, with those OF
Arthur Burkhard. Minneapolis. and
George Gamble. Rochester, which was
made by the directors at meeting
in Mortified, gave Rypins the lead
All three candidates took the exami-
nation last year. Besides the honor
the selection carries a $500 annua
allowance in the British university 70
three years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
TWENTY-NINE WIDOWS
DRAWING PENSIONS

OREGON CITY, Ore. Jan. 6.-In
compliance with the widows pension
law In Oregon, 20 widows are paid a
monthly stipend from the Golfers of
Clackamas county. These women re-
ceive an average of little less than
s23 per month, or $500 for all of
them. The pensions range from $40
rer month up to $35 per month.
Since the new law went into effect
County Clerk Mulvey has had to stoI
one pension on account Of the woman
marrying again. and several others
have been stricken from the list fol
different reasons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Night school Not Certain.

Unless there is more interest mani
tested in night school at the high
school than at the meeting last even
ing. 1t is doubtful whether the board
VIII make provision for such addition
al classes. Twenty-Five intendant'
were at the meeting last evening but
S of that number were high school
students and six were elder people.
Oe these six. two wished to take a
commercial course, two desired re-
view work in one course and two In
another. Inasmuch as the night school
was planned for persons not enrolled
ir the dav schools, it is believed that
the board will not consider the ex.
pense of securing competent instruc-
ton justifiable. However. another
meeting has been called for tomorrow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Husband Criminal: Wants Divorce.

Alleging that her husband is a con-
firmed criminal. Florence McIn-
tyre. who has made this city her
home for the past year has COM
menced suit for divorce against
Charles Mcintyre and for the restora :
ton of her maiden name of Hubbard.
The couple We're married in Hugo,
Oklahoma, in August, 1910. She al
leges that he was convicted in a U.
s. court in Arkansas and spent one
year in prison and that sice that time
he has committed crime after crime.
has failed to contribute to- her sup
port even when she was i'll and
even refused to assist in paying the
funeral expenses of their baby. Will
NJ. Peterson is her attorney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
NEWS OF FARM AND RANGE

COMMONWEALTH Farm Sold.-Com-
>1onwedlth Stock Farm, consisting OF
1856 acres of river bottom and range
@and, Immediately above Hilgard, has
been sold to w. :. Dougherty. of Ba-
&er county. who is now moving on the
nig stock ranch and will manage and
operate il himself. y. X. West, the
Sounder and builder of the famous
stock-producing ranch acquires by the
deal 800 acres of irrigated land near
Ssaaines. and total of $4,000 in cash
and land by the transaction. All the
stock on the place. comprising some
"a the finest Clydesdales in the coun.
sy, goes with the deal. and the purely
aired stock on the place brought s20,-
Se0
Want Nye Rural Reute-Patrons
W1 the Nye postoffice are regretting
shat the office there is to be discon-
nnued because of the intended de-
saarture of the postmistress and to
Keep from being left without mail ia
~iiities they are urging that a rural
'soute be established out of Pilot Rock
y is contended in behalf of the pro-
ssosed route that it will be a great
convenience to many settlers living
snany miles from Pilot Rock and who
In the absence of a rural route will
have To make long and expensive
Trips FOR their mail
Importing Montana Wheat-R. d
~aroo, chief state grain Inspector at
Tacoma. has been advising farmers of
-he Big Bend country in Washington
20 Improve their wheat by importations
" new seed from Dakota. western
lHausas, Canada or other hard wheat
--ecsscis. He says that the Washing
son mills last year imported 200. 900
bushels of Montana wheat TO blend
With the softer wheat raising in Wash
@ngton.
\ Mild Winter.-That Wallowa
sounty is having mild winter weather
rs indicated by a report from Promise
70 the effect that the coldest temper
AZURE occurred there December "a
NShen the thermometer went to above
zero. the same temperature recorded
in Pendleton. There is six inches Of
snow 1t Promise
Union Poultry Siiow.-Poultrymen
af Union have organ nized for the pur-
Jose OF holding a poultry show at I'm
s'n the first week in February. The
1udge is to be G. G.. Wheery of Pay
cite.
HermistOn Rural Route-Word has
been received at Hermiston to the eff
,'ect the postmaster generals office is
planning to open a rural route out OF
lHermiston. Previously the route has
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06

More than $500 cubic yards of
rich soil was towed from Coliinsvile
On the Sacramento river. to the site
Of the Panama Pacific International
Exposition at San Francisco to be
used In the tropical garden which
win form the setting for the great
exhibit palaces. This loan, heaped
up. would make a mountain one half
mile high and one hundred feet
square at top and base.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Sues to Clear Title.

Jessie 5. Vert, trustee, has com
menced suit to clear title to the south
east quarter of sec. 2, twp. l, y. r
80 which she claims to have helC
openly and notoriously since Dec. 5
1901. The defendants are w, Chat
terton, Harry F.. Parker. j. Alexander
and wife c. b. Wade and wife and G.
B. Wade. trustee, Julia l. I.uhrs, Let
tie A Spices. Glen NJ Luhrs and wife
John W. Luhrs and wife and Freder-
ick Salade and wife. all of whom have
adverse claims. Plaintiff asks that
they be cited to appear In court to
state the nature of their claims and
that she be given clear title to same.
Raley & Raiey are her attorneys.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06

than 100000 was distributed among
employees. The amounts apportloned
were determines by length Of service.
Each check was accompanied by a
letter from President King thanking
the employe for mis- faithful service.
Mesormen and conductors who had
been in the service only one month
got 1886 each: those in the service
more than year got $42.53.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Ployinc i'm January = Plo

Flowing i'll January - Flowing in
January in Umatilla county is a real
ity. With warm spring weather pre-
vailing, number of farmers who did
not finish their blowing in the fall
are taking advantage of the present
spell TO get in scme good work. j. p.
McManus of Pilot Rock stated this
morning that he observed two differ
ent farmers in their fields this morn
ing while he was en- route to this city.
One was A. c. Hemphill.
Sold Wheat CrOp-The wheat crop
belonging TO the Struve estate. con-
sisting of 5000 sacks, has been sold
to NJ. H. Houser at price of "A
cents per bushel.
65 Per Cent Beef.-The big steers
taken to the Portland fat stock show
by William Couper of Union county
dressed 65 per cent beef-a showing
above the average.
May Have Farm Expert.-The cOun-
ty court of Wallowa county is consid-
ering the question of securing a farm
expert for that county and has set
January as day for deciding the
matter.
Goats To TcNa-A herd of 6S goats
have been shipped from Corvallis to
Sonora. Texas. They are Arizona
goats.
Sells Half section - ]. T. Peters
has sold a half section of land lying
west of Echo to J. O. Elrod.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
$4,000 Mortgage ForecIoctl.

BY Il decree handed down yester-
day by Judge G. W Phelps, Leroy
w. Furnas and wife were given judg-
ment against j. Howard Reid and
wife for $4,000 plus $4,000 attorney
fees and several small additional
sums. A mortgage on land owned by
the defendants is ordered foreclosed
to satisfy the judgment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
MANY FEARED TO HAVE MET
DEATH IN AN EARTHQUAKE

ATHENS, Greece, Jan. ga severe
earthquake did great damage in the
vicinity of Pyros. 1t is feared many
have been lost. Communication is
interrupted and few details are avail.
able
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Ten Cases OF Old Books.

AS an evidence of the money that
is spent by Pendleton children on
school books which soon must nc re-
placed by more advanced or substi-
e. of discarded books made this norn-
:ng by l.. G. Frazier to Portland. The
shipment weighed approximately 5000
"a unds and consisted entirely o'
b, oks that had been traded i'm by pu.
niis for new ONES
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
New Woodman Officials.

At the session of Pendleton camp
W. O. W. last evening new Officers
We're installed as follows: w. A.
McCarty. past counsel; A. d. Boyce
consul commander; James Upton, ad-
vicory lieutenant. Thomas F'ftz Ger.
aid banker; j. F. Walker, clerk; J.
A. Gibson, escort; Dick Noreen,
watchman; j. f. Beard sentry; p. A.
anderson. manager; G. w. Bradley,
captain of team. The hOIdover man.
ayers are J. F. Miller and c. E.
Bowlsby.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Commercial Club Meeting.

Tonight occurs the regular month
ly meeting of the Pendleton CONNER
cial club and II is of Importance that
a good attendance be out. says Pres
ident ]. Y. Tailman. Among the
subjects TO come UP for consideration
will be the matter OF meetings for
Tom Richardson and the question OF
Strengthening the clubs financial
status
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
stole Gun: Gets 30 Days.

Pleading guilty to the charge of
stealing a gun from the Roundup
Feed barn, Frank Madison, an Alask-
an Indian, was yesterday afternoon
sentenced TO 80 days In the county
Jail. He was married only a short
time ago to a mixed blood woman OF
Adams
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Young Motanic Afflicted.

Arthur Motanic, eight year old son
of Parsons Motanic, was operated on
today by DR.. Henderson, reservation
physician. for several Affections. The
boy was suffering from lymphatic
gland trouble, tonsil trouble and ade-
noidS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Estate i Appraised.

Edward L, Koontz. B. y. Hawks and
Henry Dell, appraisers of the estate of
the late W. w. Jacobs. have filed their
report estimating the value of the es-
tate of the deceased at s2s1S.S4. The
estate consists for the most part of
notes and personal property.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-06
Medical society Meeting.

At the office of Dr. d. J. McFaul
in the Judd building the Pendleton
and Umatilla County medical So
ciety will meet this evening, the ses-
sion beginning at 1880. Among the
speakers tonight will be DR.. Hag-
sood of the Eastern Oregon State
Hospital, DR.. Turley and DR.. Reber.