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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
OREGokIAN NEWS STORY TELLS OF BOOTHS INDICTMENT

he was to receive for a claim which
he had filed upon.
These are the indictments which
We're returned to the court M o a.
CLOCK last night. One more was Civ
en- into the custory of the CLERK hrt
II was not made public and will not be
until the defendant named had heen
served with a bench warrant and
brought before the court 10 be plae-
cd under bonds. All of the other in
dlcted men were ordered to provide
oonos of $4,000 each, and the govern
ment gave them until Monday to re-
port with their suretles. after which
tlne, II they do not appear, they will
De served with bench warrants and
brought before the court in the Gus
/ tody of the marshal. Senator Booth.
being called to California on import
ant business, will not be required to
furnish his bonds until his return
during the latter part OF the week.
Most Important Indictments
or all the indictments returned al
the session yesterday the most i'm
portant, ,as regards the standing OF
the men implicated, is the one charg-
ing II. A. Booth and his brother.
Henry Booth. with conspiracy to de-
fraud the government. The story has
1t that the senator used his brother
as a tool In the forwarding of his
plans for the requirement OF yalu.
| able timber land and that on this ac.
count II has been a hard matter to
land him In the embrace of the law.
The crime for which he Is indicted
IS In the case of the claim filed upon
by !. Thomas Agee. Agee never al
fry time fulfilled the law as regards
the establishment of homestead,
'rerer cultivated the land he filed up
| on or settled upon or observed any
Of the requirements OF the law. The
money which he paid for the claim
fad been furnished by r. A. Booth
and the papers had been passed win
! the knowledge OF James III. Booth.
Agee had taken the claim. had then
allowed 1t to lapse. so It is said, and
then had, upon the advice of j. II.
Booth, finished his proof with the
help OF ]. II. Booth in order that r.
A. Booth and the Booth Kelly Lum-
ber company might have title to the
land, which was secured for 5000 paid
to Agee.
For Furnishing Information.
In the case against Henry Booth
1t Is alleged that he received $500
from Frederick A. Kribs for furnish
ing him with advance information as
regarded lands about to be placed on
the script entry list.
Kribs at this time was representing
c. A. Smith of Minneapolis and was
engaged In securing all scrip land
which was thrown open. He found
II to be a hard matter to compete
with the Booth-Kelly company, for
the reason that the company, through
j. II. Booth, was furnished with ad-
vance information of any lands about
to be placed on the open lift. Kribs
then made an arrangement with j.
T. Bridges by which he was to know
when the land was about to be OPP
ened for entry. In this way he be-
came able to compete in the territory
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
New Minister Lauds Troops.

PARIS. Sept. s.---Alexandre Miller
and. who became minister Of war in
the new cabinet formed addressed the
following letter to Gen. Joffre, COM
mander in chief OF the French troops:
my Dear General: On assuming
control Of the ministry Of war, wish
my first act to be to send to the troops
under your command and their chiefs
the tribute OF the admiration and con-
fidence OF the government OF the re-
public. and country. France is as
sured of victory because she Is resolv-
ed to gain IT,
Following our example and that Of
your armies. France will maintain un-
til the end calm self-control with an
earnest OF success. Subjected to iron
discipline. which Is the law and
strength OF the armies. the whole ma
ton. rising in defense Of its soil and
liberties. has accepted resolutely
every ordeal. even the most cruel.
Patient. tenacious and strong in
its right. sure Of its will, It will hold
fast. give you accolade."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
Continued from page cne., ,

Continued from page cne)
State Senator Robert A. Booth and
his brother. James Henry Booth, and
T. f. Singleton, brother-in-law,
We're indicted for conspiracy to de-
fraud the government.
Booth Charged Like Mitchell.
James Henry Booth was charged.
by the same statute under which Sem
ator Mitchell was indicted, with hav-
| ing received $500 from Frederick A.
Kribs for having furnished advance
| information to him upon which he
could file script entries. This statute
is the one which provides that no one
in the employ of the government
shall receive any money for work
ernment which is not in accordance
with the rules of the department in
which the employe is working.
William II. Jones, Thaddeus s.
Potter. II. L. Sisler. Daniel Clark and
Ira Wade were indicted for consplr-
acy to defraud the government of
land situated in the Siletz reserva-
tion by means of false proofs of
homestead entry and false affijavits
of settlement and cultivation.
Brings in Fulton.
In this Indictment the testimony
and evidence of the government
brings Senator Charles w. Fulton in
to the land fraud arena by means OF
letters which he had written In sup
port of the claims filed by Jones and
his partners. The letters urge the
passage of the claims to patent after
they had been held up by report OF
Special Agent A. j. Hobbs, who had
recommended to the department mol
only cancellation, but criminal pros
ecution, of those who had filed upon
the lands. II is not. claimed, how
ever. by the government that the let
ters were written with knowledge up
on the part of the senator but that
he was duped by Jones into using his
influence with the department in
having the lands favorably consid-
cred at the hands of the United
States commissioner.
Frank Il. Alley, A. r. Downs. Ed
ward X. Downs, Stephen Turnell and
John Doe were indicted for conspir-
acy to secure lands In the Roseburg
distric; by means OF false affidavits
Charles A. Watson was indicted fol
perjury committed June %, 1904, be-
fore James Stewart, United states
court commissioners OF Fossil, al
which time he made false proof OF
homestead settlement on claim
which ne had filed upon for the
Butte Creek Land, Lumber & Live
stock company.
Zachcray Also Indicted
Clarence B. Zacheray, the foreman
OF the Butte Greek company. was in
dictei for perjury committed In act
ing as a witness for the Watson home.
stead proofs.
| cce ID. Bernard was indicted fol
perjury In serving as witness In the
Watson homestead proofs.
James Benson was indicted for
perjury In giving testimony In the
Booth case before the grand jury. at
shich time he swore not to have any
arrangement with Jones as to none,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
Home Hints and Recipes
Household Hints.

Beets require much cooking, three
and four hours sometimes. even
though they be obtained at a first
class market that prides itself on the
freshness of its supplies. Soak beets
in cold water for twenty-four hours.
leaving on tops. and they boil ten
der in thirty or forty minutes Re-
move, peel and chop into half inch
cubes and add butter Beets served
In this way instead OF sliced require
less butter.
Here is a delightful way OF serving
cantaloupes. Select small. firm mel
ons and lay on ice until very cold
Cut in half and scoop out the seeds.
then with a thin. sharp knife remove
the melon from the rind. Cut the
pulp into inch pieces. mix with bits
OF ice and put back in the shells.
range the melon halves on grape
leaves.
A housekeeper who was closing her
house for a long period packed her
silver in dry flour. with the knives.
forks and spoons kept together and
arranged in layers. with flour be-
tween. She had tried the experiment
before and found the silver emerged
perfectly bright and untarnished.
Try baking bacon instead of frying
IL. Lay the thin strips across rack
or toaster and place this in pan. Put
into hot oven and keep II there till
II is done to suit. whether soft or crisp
according to fancy. Pour off the fat
in the pan and keep II for sauteing
Sweet potatoes can be dried. Slice
thin and put on a board in the sun
to dry. When dry put away. When
wanted for use soak them few
hours in cool water. On taking them
out fry in lard and butter until soft
and brown. These are very good
When filling fir balsam pillows mix
In with the balsam generous wads OF
cotton batting. using two or three
times as much cotton as balsam. II
makes the pillow soft and light and
prevents the balsam from breaking
into small bits as 1t dries.
Leave few of the husks on your
sweet corn for boiling and take IL 10
the table with IT on. 1t will keen
warm longer. and be much sweeter
Stale crumbs of bread for pudding.
should be soaked in cold water or
mix. IL soaked in hot the puddine
Will be heavy and mushy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
Food Good. Jail Popular.

COLUMBUS. Ind. Sept s.-The
Bartholomew county jail has such an
excellent reputation for it's cuisine
that IL Is always filed with county
"boarders"
Sheriff Burns has begun TO protest
to his women folk who do the cook
ing that he is being Disseminated
against in favor OF the prisoners. He
says he must defer his meals until
the inmates are fed and the feed left
for him is scanty. There are is men
in the jail and they are given coffee
three times day with other things
In proportion. When n tramp lights
here the first place he breaks for Ia
the county jail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

other those helpful agencies that aid to,
comfort. and yet arc perfectly safe TO use
and among these they recommend
Mothers Friend"
1t is entirely an external application
designed to lubricate the broad. nat
muscles and skin that protect the
abdomen. II has been in favorable use
for nearly half century and is known
to mothers In almost every settled COM.
munity In the United States who highly
recommend II. You will find II on sails
In drug stores. Mothers Friend" II
utterly harmless. contains no doadcning
drugs, very beneficial, very soothing and O
wonderful help.
Get n bottle OF Mothers Friend" to-
day at any drug store and write 10 us
for our instructive little book to mothers
Address Bradheld Regulator Co.. ana
Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ca
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
SAYS Louyain Han Is intact.

LONDON. England. Sept. s.-An
oxford undergraduate who escaped
from the German lines has arrived
in London after trip through Lou
vain and Brussels. He says the Ho-
tel de vile at Louvain. the beautiful
fifteenth century structure. had not
been set on fire or damaged by tho
Germans. In fact, he said. they took
precautions to preserve II and the
officers said Il was the intention TO
save the building. The cathedral.
however. the student says, was not
allowed TO go scot free. as all tho
windows were knocked In. When he
left Louvain the building was filled
with refugees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
0UG1IekEy

Miss Ethel sullivan OF La Grande
arrived yesterday to enter st. Joseph's
academy. She was accompanied by
her mother who returned home to-
day. The Sullivans were residents o;
Pendleton twenty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cresswell have
moved in from their farm and will
be at the Henry ]. Taylor home dur
ing the absence of Mr.. and Miss Tay-
lor who left last week for Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Jones arrived
last week from Hood River to make
their home with their daughter, Miss
Mabel Jones.
Mrs. Roger Kay is home after
spending a few days in La Grande as
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. w. w.
/ Graham.
Mrs. y. Doss Swearingen and Miss
Daphne Swearingen arrived home last
evening from Portland where they
visited for n week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. W. McComas left
this morning for Hot Lake where
Mrs. McComas win seek relief from
the rheumatism from which she has
been suffering.
Mrs. James Bannon and children
! arrived home last evening from a
summer stay at Seaside.
Miss Minnie Rem returned yester-
day evening from a weekend visit
with relatives in walla walla.
| Mrs. c. A. Dunn, who spent the
summer as the guest of Mrs. A. j.
Molstrom, has returned to her home
In Idaho. She was accompanied BY
Frank and Daphna Molstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Molstrom have
gone TO Seaside to be guests of Mrs
David H. Nelson. They win visit Other
coast points also.
Miss Hazel Wyrick returned las
evening from visit in Weston anC
Athena. In the former town she wa!
a guest of her sister. Mrs. r. f
Farnsworth and at Athena visited tn
Misses Rothrock
Mrs. Will Moore left yesterday 70
Portland to be the guest of Mrs. A. j
Goodman, formerly of this city.
Mrs. a. B. Cody. who has been Wis
iting during the summer in Indian
apolis, has returned to Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

lnc patience, the
fortitude. the sub
lime faith during tho
period OF expectancy
are second only 20
the mother love be-
slowed upon the
most helpless but
most marvellous cre-
ation-a baby.
Women are quick
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
we,ters right in Bull Ring.
PAeR two

Ell PAso. Texas. Sept. s.-Frank
Fowser, the Leadyiile. Colo. welter-
weight. and Johnny Mecarty OF san
Francisco. were TO clash this after
noon in scheduled zo-round battle
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

What Is said TO be the largest or
der for electric flatirons was recently
received by the General Electric Com
pany, calling for 10000 irons and fill
ing four large freight cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

in the Bull Ring at Juarez, Mex. Nc
carty has been fighting for number
OF years and has met all the best In
his class. Fowser is a new conner
having been boxing for only year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08
Greatest Event
in WoInan's Life

All human experience looks back 10
motherhood as the wonder OF wonders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Mrs. Will Moore left yesterday for
Portland TO be the guest of Mrs. A. J.
Goodman, formerly OF this city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Mrs. A. B. Cody. who has been vis-
iting during the summer in Indian
apolis, has returned to Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Miss Hazel Wyrick returned last
evening from visit in Weston and
Athena. In the former town she was
a guest of her sister. Mrs. r. z.
Farnsworth and at Athena visited the
Misses Rothrock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Miss Ethel sullivan of La Grande
arrived yesterday to enter ST. Joseph's
academy. She was accompanied by
her mother who returned home to-
day. The Sullivans were residents o.;
Pendleton twenty years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben cresswell have
moved in from their farm and will
be at the Henry ]. Taylor home dur
ing the absence of Mr.. and Miss Tay-
lor who left last week for Atlantic
City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Molstrom have
gone to Seaside to be guests of Mrs.
David II. Nelson. They win visit other
coast points also.
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Yonre be aeon nerfaste; iein @ertb
III entbeft iuproep.

0once be 2eon, Der fiibne Sor.
ld,uugsrpiienbe. iuht inmitten Der
Siimpfe BON Sloriba nash Der GueGe
Der sSugeno, Don peld)er Die Snoianer
Iaeten, oaB iie Die &raft Dieoerbere
itelltcn unb Die 2eilte jung MAIDEN.
Gr ianh iie nidt.
5auienhe BON 2eibenben an dro'
nii6en Tarln., ginseipeioe. unb Wla.
gcnfranfbeiten buben on Geo. s..
Mapr, t54 @bitins Str, Chicago,
iueeen ibrer @eiunbbeit geidrieben
9ieie baben iene Guelle geiunoen.
Sein Seilmittel, 5uiammengeiest aus
beilenben, pegetabiliiden Selen aus
Sranfreih, baben ienen tbati1dlib
Die @eilmbbeit Der Sugenb 5irriifge'
geben.
ggarllm leioen al ltrperbauIlt)'
feit. @aicn i'm Wiasen, Sbnmahts-
apfaqen, tr1eer 2eber, @erltoptlng
lnlo al oen llebeln zines aiiBer Gro'
nung beiinolihen Wtagens, pelln es
bier cine 9inberilng giebt? Napr's
munoerpoIles Magen'Seilmittel tpirn
jest bier BON allen apotbefern oer'
fault.
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ringer finbei beuie bon ber Wobnune
ibrer aohter 5rau Sobn Gndnsr, no
Alb W. 10. Gtrabe, aus ftatt,
- Runer glbbott unb WiIiam
Soparb, aHsebIi9 bon Dline, ap.
ipurben bonn Gountp polioiiten Wlan'
fparing in Silber @rope ipegen Era.
gems psrborgensr Waffen perbafteI
uno Don Jriebsnsribter Branbes al
$25 unb 9oiten psrurtbsilt.
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gen: 9eors GturBe on bic 6. u, q.
Gifenbdbn. 9pi in 1in9tomn, 250.
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o.; Sobn Meoms, 32, unb anHa
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g.; Ranmono !6drben unoGmma0rsis
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Rsppprt.
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9ibenp bic Suruer eaben.
mar in isber 6iniihi Elm grfols.
Der 2un6 mar Di,unt unb fans bann
Elm aemiithIidNs 5anstronaden itatt.
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Mm 1amftas
8irS bic anti.suberfulOEs.giea nit
Sem gertauf Der @eibuadtSfiesel
beginner.

glm 0unifasunsstass pirb bisaniis
1ubertuloiissaiea nit benz gertauf
Der Msibnu6tsiisssl btsinnen, bsrsn
1000. 600 fir Cincinnati BON Der Ros
tben arsus @sisIlIdafi burh bic Sic
ga aetauft lpurben. I'm 5auptquart
tier Der aiga iperbsu sur 2sit $4,000
9riefs porbereitet, In benen cine ans
sabl Der Wsihna6isiisssI ,inssfbIOif.n
iein ipsrbsn. in Der subsrii9ilidsn
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G6reiben bic Sisssl bebaIitp unb Der
aisa gum 9sitsu bes fSonbs, Der sur
gsiampiuna Der subsrtulois psripen.
bet ipirb. sinen Gbtd fir ben 4sirag
fpeIaen bic SisgsI repriientirsn. isns
ben lptrben.
6ernsr plansn bas Rdmpaeneioms
mitiee Der 2igd NIT 0oriibtr g. q.
Bruce unb Gstrtidr u. 8oben an Der
SpiBe bic grri4tuns BON Bertdufss
itdnbsn fiir bic Sissel in prominsnttn
@ebauben. 9os fommittee ipirb
alid DeHuten bic peri9iebtnen> De-
partemsntslGben sun 4ntnuf GROCER
auauiitdtsn biefer GisasI au perans
Iafen, Inn fie auf ale aus ben Gdben
dusasionbisn padets su ilsben.
Die Union Der Gtrabenbabner bat
beidlofsu, in nitiper Wsiie bic ges
miibune.n Der 2lnti 9ubsrfuloiiss
aiea beim 0eriauf Der Wsibna1iEs
fissel su fDbern. Siefsr 9ei6lub
ipurb. in ansrienn,ina Der shdtist.it
Der aisd i'm SniersiIs Der s5amiIis
siHes MitgIiebs Der Union asfabt. Sm
psrfIoifenen Triibjabr tam Der GaIII
zines Witslisbs Der linton, bsr an Der
3ubsrtuIois liit. Sur Gsnntnib Der
Qiaa unb nnt eingebenber llnterius
duua ipnrbe isiisns Der 2iod fofort
bufiir ssIprgi, bab Der Mann unb
ieine Gamilis aus Der h5fit unfnuitds
rem Wobnuna berausssbrnht ipurbsn
iinb cine before @obnnns erbisIisn.
Diefe prompte Silfe isiiens Der aiaa
mahte ouf bic Union Der Gtrabens
bahnsr sinen nah1oltiatn Ginbrud,
unb. nm ibren Danf su bstpsiien mill
bic Union iest bic Msibna6tsiiegsl,
aanlpasne Der Unit 9uberfulcIiss
Union mad ardftsn fGrbegn.
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ams BEN mannisip seridbt
6enfe finbct iuie ssiu56nlidD bic ger'
banoInng i'm WHni,ipnlgeridJt
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gen fieiiter @eraeben porgciiibrt MGR.
ben, niht unniibe In gsfpabriam au
balten uIt6 ibrer Onnfiasunssmnbl.
jett ju beralben.
Der is Sabre nlte Carl Saesfe.
aus Gobington, ap., neIder lmtar
Der geiduIoiglng Ses @rob6icbiiabl5
perhaftet mlroe, lit ben @robaeldapo.
renen iiberipieien iporoen. ssnesfe lpar
fritber bel Der grunspid gaIfe giI.
laro 60. angeitellt, mo itabl bort.
ielbit bor iieben Monaten groBere
Mengen giaarSbdlle unb nn6ere giI.
IaroertifeI, Die er in gilarorduinen
perfaufte. Begen oieIer 5bat tpuroc
er ieilerSeit 5il elmer iilspenoirten
G.rafe bon brei Jabren i'm W2anss
fielo Groiebunasteim psrurtbeilt.
BERNARD 9ilermnn poT Dfo. tf49
6nrrifon Abe. ipsl6sr Der Ri6ipsrs
abfolguna einer MnbIjeit an einen
giidt Union Wotornann beiduISigt
mar, lpiirbe freiseiproden, ba glidter
Stride perfonIide Differell5en slpijdea
beioen getbeiIigten nnnabm.
elmer goos bon SO. 1903 Gin
Strabe, beiien &unb ben Sobu Der
Srnn g. BRADFORD gebiifen bate. er,
fldrte iib bereit, Der 5rnn elm
S4merSenssIo BON $25 anb bic
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raui bic @erban0Iung llieoeraeiGIa.
gen ,purSe.
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tbeiIung oes Teteftip 9epartemcnts
Bolicp 3etteI in beren @obmiila an
Der Court iuno RIiun StraBe iano.
Inter Der acknowledging bes Soot.
idlaaes ioIte ii6 Der Wiotormnm
Riharb Meepers perantiporteiL mel.
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alien Gbipdrb Bobier nit Der Don inn
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,em gerbift bes Goroners bentlih
,erporsebt, haB Der auabe bilrh ei.
Ten nidt abipenobaren llnfaa ieinen
sob fanb.
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gdbneaes !6ambelm
WlutOrmann beiua9rt Gin ainb uor
einem idredlid)en Sobe.

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