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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16
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gedridteH aus oRer Gueue. ionic Oerr BON Der Generalization Der
ecrtiheH Suppen rHO ibrem %9uriaUeiten ui Der sau5en 2inie. 81.
onHe-9irp-9eroun.
Te bcrfge Rutrtt ier 9onOou bic inat the supreme clash
has yet TO come, 1T ohaenise, Oe NIT Der oeutiben Qorfteauna u6er.
ciHitHnmt un6 Gin ibr anOees Bib abt ole Die Der lesten 5pei snge.
He ans ben 0etifcR arneeH Elm mf allen gunftn 3lrafpei6enoes
Seer mntten.
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Sind leenfols Den Nusen gebraht DAB tie 6e iforte Barrier grmee
hrcerie bic raB0fide 2me mf Der Qnie gtrp9erour lberraifrno
gu perfmren. Gle bat ioaar hdrhre oaHerte Suppenmaien us Der
Mdrne.euie rnb Ruris auf fb ieIber uno bis in bic @eaen0 BON Sol,
IONS se5oaeu, ais erpartt ipr6e, 6B fe in Der RarneQinie su be-.
t1nnpfen Haben piroe, penu file BORT bate perbIeiber tonnen.
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-BIecb.

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eertsn IN 9dnaoa gu bobn. Dos more ertarit, rsnn pirfib oros
2ruPpsnfransPorts bort fatFdnOsn, bic onr4 @HnbnFn3uforungen Der
1tnDert ptrhen tonnen. LIMB rsnu mir es aud bonfd berfdnbfnb FIN
ben, baB bic brttf4en gsrpoltungsn uberaII in i9rsm ge6ies b, gn
sebOrtssn Der GatiOnen, nit bensn GngIanb arieq fl6rt, Thorf Hb,r
moot 10 fnb bod bic gsinanHfs fir ir aanobo, bic fs bier perbr.Her
ldBt lsOsnfans i6etrisbsn unb gum groben 3et fri efunbsn.
gfonbers bic, bob bon beutiden gereinigungu in ben Der. Stooi.r
Orsdntferte ansrtfs duf fnnaofdes GsbRt gepIaut unb borbsreHst nHrb,n
Cine 9a3i4ts, bic isBt IN ben Ro6ri9en Observation-Disclosures gIafter berun
9etpsnfsrt unO nngebli4 f4on unfsun oers6ri9tn gtaotsfstrstdr NIT
dHsFl1er Gorge rfullen fo. Die Deuti4en bier3ulanbe Iollen .sruaie.
rem, I'M sondDd fir 9euiaIanO Su erOberu.
Sir Ssrmutn, ss DirO pobI 70 fdn, ME nit ben anponsrn. O, bier
-zsr5hrt baben iouen, Inn bic Der. @taakn fir Sapon su erObsrn: ben "a.
t1otren, Ds aud INNER ps%r3eren', Inn Qmertta fir ben gabf at oerin.
men, nHO 10 Dtelen onbennr bsnsn gsegeuti4 bnddbe. no6gefogt porben
IT, INNER psnn es saa, stmmung gtgen Fe 4 iersulanb. an mo6en.
An9 bifs Gsrudte sth6ren gu BEN GabrihtenbienH Der britffber
Snhrei'en Der 6arauf bers4nst if, Hbsraff gibtrauen qsgsn bic 0eutf6sn
gu fden.
PER- 8r5dn nirbt gut tun, nsnn sr ben Melbunaen. Oob sr peo,r
ifnss efnfnIs BON Dmtf4pQmsritansrn in RouoOa fsbr bsforot lei .ners
pHh ~entsegentrdts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16
ga1.c omaha i6. gept

Giin-c mabn i6. Cent.
aiuouieb- 3ahlAr $500; @oriI
eaiie bic bette Gorngetiiierts.
50. 50-i0.35.
@ittelmabiae BIO CUTE ss.75-
$50.
@cpabnIidc Bio miitdmdbist
81 $3.50.
Sute bic bette amse etiert
IS $500.
aiibe mto Sellers tart.
aaerbehc Sellers S775--3.o0.
cute bis bette Seiiers $3.50
IS775.
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$3. 50-5.5 80.
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bis itnrf. nuoere ~ bis pc uieori.
ger Ieete Node.
@ute big bette aiibe &c. 25-725
glitteImaBige Bis quite $3.50
G25.
@ute be 6cite S775-s.o0
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$3.50.
@eDobuIidr Bis mittelmdBiee-
S. 25-7.00
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IS25.
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SIS 25-725
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Beal $700-f0.25
guam Sl 75-70o
Sfprin-3uflhr S,S003 @arft
DC bober 3urdlihnittSreis SIS %
$50. 06fiter @reis $3.50.
5haie 3uiuhr 5000; Martt
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2ammcr 81 90-S.5 30.
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6eeber Q1mmer $6.60-73 30
5ecoer @lutcrihaie So OIL 25.
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no5s Rafpa Rusin. auBer0,m ore
risrer ntue rufiibs 3ruppsnobteiluns
gen qeQen General OonfI INN HE
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gu Oerfanfen-Sun6ert ader Qono
innerbalb 40 Weilen BON 0mabo
an Der @auptlinie Der gort6ueitern
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reno oieIes Sahres oorgntommen.
belaufen lid aaein auf $4,000.
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Itesen fiir $4,000; mug uber barO
geideben. 0ebme Omaha @runoei.
gentbum ais 9bdil3abIuna 3eIe.
pbonire abenos. SdrneD 6837.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16
Wteoer fret ertunoen.

3u ben 0epeiden, Die mir IN Dem englit ge6riebenen artfel I5er
ke 6~rieoeHss 2 n0ierumgen I'M @ortout Deroffentifen, brafte Die 4T.
Brene etnen 8eri1t uber Die anf6ten be3lgIih os grfolaes, Die onae5.
lid m ben oplondhiden areden @obnetors berrihen ionen.
un0 0orfu fur0e beb1uptet, bornusnftid nirhen bic gonffers.
frehe Ieutihldn0 gu geeebener 3Gt einen forfen 9ruf ousl6en, oortt
lie aegRrnng 5rieoen ihiRbe, oenn vibre 9ufhmmIung Jun arpae" fi
rhngt rOrcen burt Die 8~eHtferung Der Regeruna, 6ob er ibr furs
Ier ueroe umo Ft Satd ~5epdbrung zines DPorotorims BON bier $50,
fen ftaan5iea perOe iber6riden laNen.
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fh III aea6e Qenifauo Oas 2ano, 6as fem Moratorilm einaefitrt
Cat. frnbrruD bic uerbuHofen geaner oou gegriffen boben.
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Se nad NdaHdfqit an it'd iii reiben. Die aednunq. bic EcufidafanO
Ss8u Pm sAH 5ahab ptdemsrsH mira. nFrO MIR i'm 10 GROCER Der.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16

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0nuanrbeit Gmpiehlungcu ner.
Inn1t 206 go. 1G. Cir. gtcp gorf
SumpIc Store
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SbatfrGitiger Raun nSer Grau i'm.
ter so Sabren, 5ur Gtnflbrung
unierer Organization. $50 big $500
monatlid. Sdreibt iofort: z. a H.,
2l67, GooingtOn ag. G8.
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9ds ein3ise Ssntift R5bel Reparn.
tllrgai6dft in Cr1aba. u. aaraus,
Giaenti 2910 5orunm $nr. 1862
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GtrumpfDirfer seludlt 3itr ginrid.
tung elmer Seomleb Sciierp pIant
Merne M1id1ineri0. Npb NIT alien
arbriten pertrnlit ipin, gMgfnnit I'll.
tbeilt sos alnsIa6. 3abIer glebr.
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Cmnbo, Rebr, i6. Sept.
&arter @elen-
Rr. 2. 500 St.0L
@r. 3. 99-t.03.
Qr. 4. 95-$t0t.
6riibiabrspeiBen-
gtr. 2. Sf.0t-St05.
Rr. 3. 800 $t0i.
gr. 4. 96-$t02.
Gurom Beisen-
Rr. 2. 93-95Ae.
g1r. 8. 93-95At.
@etbes Storm
Rr 4 75s47Gt.
gtr. 9. 75-76e.
Rr. 3. 75-764t
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gtr. 8. 75-7519c
CIR. 6. 74-7i1ae.
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Gr. ? 1894 73c.
gtr. 3. T2A-73t.
gr. 4. 72-72Ac.
gr. 5. 7t-72lae.
gtr. 6. 7i-721ae.
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gtr. 6. 70h-71c
Snfer-
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Stouoaro Saier 45-45Ac.
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gtr. L. 44-4;he.
RoI5aerite 65-72c.
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Die modernste und sanitarste B~rauerel
nm Weston:

5amilienbroarf fnnn bssOgeu uerben: in Sl6cma6a, gm. Setr
25O2 y StaRe; Seepbun South emo 1aQu !. Sill. 1921
9pnalas StraHt; Ieepbon 9oHGaS 3040-Gunndl gIufs, Old Tas
Bar, 1912 SuO {. Strahei SelepbOn 1923.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16
8atsntauwaIte

RiuarS GSOB, Eafrnte, 1896 Gin
9tationoI gant 8uiIbine, Tel.
Douglas 1869.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16
a6bDfnten -GtdjtsanDGIte

RnIfinser e @ebb. Omaha Wotio.
nal gont Deb, 3immer $50, Omn.
ia. SeIepbon 9oueIos 1893.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16
H(aIGfl5irls anjstgenl

Sine Oentidr Sran 'udt Rdbor5eit
nuer Irt Rah}uiragcn Ielephon
Iouqlas 1913.
M5blirtc Simmer gu %uermietbrn BEL
ocutider Semitic 23l0 Goug.
los .traBe
5unger 6eutidcr 9uridp. is big is
Sabre nit gutter Gimme. fur
@ereius5ucfe. e alein, 1903 Tor.
cas- CTR. abenos IS llbr.-523
8utgehenoes 5leiihergeihGft biIig
gu p%crfuufen; 9oris 8reG, 1909
2eoncuuorth Stry Cmabo. 523.
3n Observation-Disclosures 3inmer
BET Seutiter Semitic. 1903 Sim
5rnbe ego.
3n pcrmiethen -3immer INTO aoit
bel etuer auten oeutideH Semitic.
Rah5uiragen t417 iuoI. rs. CTR.
gant Elm 6ans FIR Gnd ielbit. -
gc5ablt feline Rente mebr.-Bu
hobcn @oupl1te i'm noroliden uno
lpeitlideu 3beile Der Stoot. Gleine
ar3abturgcit; teine ,3inien, 8ir
bouen Guh Elm 8aus uno Sbr.
modt @1re monntlihen ,3nblungcn
geru0e nle Rente.
I'm meitere Austunft ihreibt ooer
te%lephonlrt an
5u6n pappe, 2Iit 6arnep Ctr.
8bone Douglas 3404. St9.
8rufe 8Obnuns nit 3 3immer All
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8rufe 8Obnuus nit 3 Simmer a.,
bermiethen.- 6annp Gate, 14l6
Niqinms 5trabe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16

3n ucrmiethsn Simmer INTO asit
bel ether guten oeutiden 5amiIie.
gfah3uirngen 1417 iuol. rs. CTR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16

3n Observation-Disclosures 3immer
BET 0eutider Semitic. 1903 Gin
Strabe ego.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16

Sine Oentidlr Srnu iudlt Rdbor5eit
oQer Irt. Radyuiraacn leIepbon
Douglas 1913.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-16

IiGblirtc Simmer 81 permiethcn BET
oeurder Semitic 23t0 Dong.
las straBe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
JONDON'S BOOK FILMED
SAID TO BE EXCELLENT

The film story of Jack London's
book "The Sea Wolf" has been given
much praise from critics wherever II
has been shown and in coming to the
Pastime theater on Thursday and
Friday OF this week bids fair to re-
peat the success il has won in other
quarters. From every standpoint,
nothing has been left out which will
make this film wonderfully absorb
ing drama from start TO finish. The
story is told in seven reels and is en-
acted BY such we'll known motion pic
ture stars as Hobart Bosworth. Her
bert Rawlinson and Viola Barry.
There are others in the cast which
take prominent parts and leave no ie-
tails lacking in this story OF sea life.
1t is said that all attendance records
have been broken in cities where this
picture has been shown.-(Adv.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
BRIDEGROOM OF 4 DAY IS
IN JAIL At WALLA WALLA
OREGON COUPLE INTERCEPTED
By POLICE ON CHARGE OF
EI.OPING.

WALI1A WALIA, Wash, March / /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Earl Sherrer are
passing the first day of their honey
moon here, the bridegroom in Jail and
his bride in a boarding house. An
hour after they were married mes
sage came from Oregon City, Ore,
their home, ordering the officers to
arrest the couple as elopers
Mr.. Sherrer is 81 years old and his
bride. who was Miss Addie Ella Reed.
gave her age as 19. but admitted lat
er. the officers sally. that she is not 1s.
Let the officers come as soon as
they can, we are the right parties and
are legally married. We should wor-
ry." said Sherrer as the iron door went
"clang"
The bride waved cheerful fare
well and walked up the street smiling.
Beyond saying that they fear nothing
neither will talk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11


port will be made today by the grand
jury, at least not upon its vice probe.
In view of the reported departure OF
a number of men wanted as witnesses
it Is possible that the grand jury will
make no report at all at this time up
on its investigation. 1t is possible for
it to continue its session until these
witnesses become available. How
ever. it is said that some Of the miss
ing witnesses have gained nothing by
departing inasmuch as they testified
before the grand jury at its previous
session. This being the same jury it
has the right to consider all evidence
received at that time
In case no indictments are returned
and the jury Is dismissed, It is re-
quired by law to destroy all Of its
notes in matters of original investiga
ton. The law does not require that
he jury either return indictments or
give the persons investigated a clean
bill OF health. II the evidence is not
considered sufficient to warrant con-
viction BY trial jury, the grand jury
can simply drop the matter or leave
it over for the next grand jury.
A great deal OF interest is being
manifested in the session OF the grand
jury by the citizens generally and re-
ports are being eagerly awaited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
BUSINESS MEN MAKE TRIP
TO PANAMA FAIR GROUND

OAKLAND. Cal. March 1.-THE
first ferryboat that has ever docked
at the grounds of the Panama Pacific
exposition carried 800 business men
of Oakland who, headed by Mayor
Frank *. Mott, on Friday went to tho
fair grounds to renew their pledge
TO carry out the promise to give 81.
900, 900 to the exposition.
The Oakland visitors We're receiv-
ed by Mayor Rolph of San Francisvo,
members of the exposition company
and hundreds of business men. and
were shown around the fair grounds.
During the continuance of the fair
the direct ferry boats from Oakland to
the grounds will be in half hourly
operation. with ten cent fare. Spe-
cial boats will be built in Oakland
shipyards for this service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Circus Particulars
Tomorrow
READ FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT OF
ARRIVAL DATE.

Every boy and girl who reads this
paper tomorrow will learn all about
the worlds monster circus which is
coming to the city without fail.
Don't neglect to read tomorrow s
paper telling you all about it-when
1t comes, the first performance and
how you can get free tickets from the
office of this newspaper.
We promise you a real surprise
the sensation of your lives-the most
gigantic array of celebrities, acrobats
clowns and animals that has ever
been brought together anywhere.
Look for tomorrow's announcement
-(Adv.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Or BUSHNELL TO DELIVER
LECTURE HERE TONIGHT

DR.. Bushnell. the much talked Of
president Of Pacific University, will
lecture here this evening in the high
school auditorium, illustrating with
beautiful slides. The doctor will tell
in his pleasing way. the hopes of
more beautiful Pendleton. and the
hopes of securing cheerful play
grounds for the city's children. Many
Oregon scenes will be used. This is
the select of President Bushnelrs
eleven popular lectures.
DR.. Bushnell is the new oregon ed
ucator. Since his coming to Oregon.
he has given in the neighborhood of
IS lectures. Expenses are covered in
such a way that no admission will be
charged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
COOKING TO BE TAUGHT
BY CORRESPONDENCE

= BERKELEY, Cal. March II.
= What shall we have for din 4
= ner?" Housewives of California
y will have this question answered
= by the University of California. 4
= Miss MarKuerite Cooley. trained
. professionally at Columbia, is to
= take full charge OF a cores
. pondence course in domestic sci
= ence which will deal with the Sc
. lection and use OF the food in
= the home.
. Among other things the class
. iNcation, composition. and nutri-
q tive value of food materials will
. be taught with consideration OF
. the cost Of various foods. so that
. menus may be prepared In
q which the different nutritive
q elements may be represented
. and yet economy be observed.
. kitchen and the cook stove will
= be the laboratory equipment re-
q quired for the correspondence
. course In the principles OF
q Cooking" In this case will be
. taught the relation of different
q methods of cooking to the appe-
. tizingness and the digestibility
. of foods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
PEnOlETON MAY GIVE up
TEAM IN ". TRI-STATE
BUSINESSMEN FAIL TO RESPOND
TO APPEAL FOR SUPPORT
OF CLUB.

1t Is now very probable that Pen
dleton will not maintain a club in the
Western Tri-state league this season.
the decision reached recently at a
mass meeting to the contrary not
withstanding
Discouraged and disappointed by
the refusal of several Of the leading
business institutions of the city to
contribute toward the initial fund, the
directors this morning threw up their
hands and announced that they would
probably send releases to all players
under contract within a few days.
There Is bare chance that they will
make another effort to save the Pen
dleton franchise. but, judging from
their attitude and announcements this
morning, II Is slim chance indeed.
During the two hours they spent
Monday soliciting funds, they met
with some encouragement, one private
individual and two business institu-
tions signing for 800 each. How.
ever. this morning two of the lead
ing business establishments which
have heretofore literally contributed
announced they would give nothing
and this ended the campaign.
I'VE can go ahead and raise the
money regardless" said one OF the
directors this morning. "but we fig
ure that If the leading business insti.
tutions are not going to support base
ball then we cannot ask the lesser
ones to do it. We are only trying to
raise about half what We raised las,
year and believe we can run the club
on that amount under the new plan
But If the people don't want baseball
at that price we won't thrust it upon
them"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Express Rates Tumble.

Express rates are lower in PEN
dieton today than they ever have
been. In eonformance with recent
order of the railway commission, a
new tariff went into effect yesterday
which almost cuts the intrastate rates
in two. Interstate rates were reduced
some time ago. The new rate between
Pendleson and Portland is $3.50 per
hundred weight. Before it cost 81 to
send a package weighing 20 pounds
and now it costs 5s cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Goes Into BANKRUPTCY.

Ivan I. Burford OF Milton has been
adjudged bankrupt and Referee
Fitz Gerald Is today notifying his
creditors, His liabilities amount to
s1304.s5 and his assets which are no,
exempt, are set down at s22.l2. Am
ong his creditors are eleven differen,
physicians in the east end OF the
county, in Idaho and Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
2 BOYS ARRESTED IN
CONNECTION WITH ROBBERY

SEATTLE. wash, March 1f.-Upon
information sent BY the sheriff OF
Pierce county. William Link, II years
old and Edward la Mantague. IS, ac.
tors. were arrested here as suspects
in connection with the attempted rob.
berry in which Harry Meghran was
killed and Thomas Little was wound
ed on highway near Tacoma Satur-
day night. The two were taken to Ia
coma. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Putting in Lawn ss .,.rk.

l. q, Frazier, director ot grounds
Tor the Roundup. Is experimenting
Improvements at the park which will
dc mach toward making it more at
traeSive by next show time, The en-
tire esss end is being sowed to blue
grass aleng Court street while mex,
to the levee the low part is being fil.
ed IN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
To Put in New Walks.

W. 7. Clarke and L. G. Frazier have
taken out permits to put in new con-
crete sidewalks along their North
Main street property and Gibson and
Cole have secured one to make like
improvement along their property,
corner Railroad and Aura streets.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Painting Alarm BOX Poles.

In conformance with the require
ments OF the board of underwriters
the poles on which are located the fire
alarm boxes are being given band
of red in order that they may be dis
tinguished from whichever side ap-
preached
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Railroad Officials Coming

President J. D. Farrell of the o.
W. r & ", ]. p. O'Brien. vice presi.
dent and general manager and other
officials are aboard a special train
making inspections OF the company's
lines in eastern Oregon and they are
slated to reach here this afternoon.
They were at Umatills at noon and
this afternoon is being devoted to an
inspection OF the line between Una
tilla and Pendleton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Dale Ssockasn Dies

James W, Ross q stockman of Dale,
Ore. died this morning at $50 at st.
Anthony's hospital and his body is now
lying at the Baker morgue. Death was
caused by appendicities and bowel
trouble. He Was as Years old and is
survived BY a father ut Milton, q
brother AT Adams and another brother
at Walla WSlla. Funeral arrange
ments have not Yet been made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Able to Be Out.

water office, is able to be on the
streets after confinement at the hos
pital following an operation for ap-
pendicitfs. He is recovering rapidly
now. His case was a severe one and
his escape so narrow that he ex-
presses himself as thankful that ma
ture endowed him with but one ap-
pendix.