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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24
an Gdlluaberlnltcr.

Ger uEeutonia &ranfen llrfer-
iiiibung-@crein~ bege6t am @orobeno
0es Ganftages iein pier5ioid6riges
StiihnoSfcit in oer uglmericon
@olle" ourM Elm @anfett. Su oer
aeItri9en reaelhdBigen ip0d6eutliden
9}crionmhns in 9iiiffePs SaIe an
Der gtoro 6reoeriditraBe troien pic
Niitglie0cr meitere Arrangements
fiir SIC NeranitaILlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24
@ier Nermihtc.

Ger %oli5ei limo geitern oie iolgcu,
ocu %crioncn ais uermiBt angemelOet
uproen
So5n 0'9rien 25 Sabre alt BON
@lonroc, Nli1.
CaDiO u, Burns, 5A Satire alt,
BON g1r 50l, @eit 5apetteiuoBe
Conn Daul6sfg. 2S Sabre All, pon
gr 65l @eit. 5aratoga Str.
t5rau Dlpra 3. Carr 44 Sabre ait,
BON g3r 622, Observation-Disclosures.
D'9rien lit niNt inn 9ol6eiiB iei-
ner 0eIliIaen &rdfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

SIN Grimiualgariht iibcridiittcte
0cltcrn Charles Siloe6rano oen Hib.
ter guiott init GanfeSluorten ais Sic.
icr i6n 5u einen Sabre i'm qlrbeits.
baus 0erlrt6eilte neil Siloebrauo
Gin 9BierO imo cinen S8agen Don
@eorgc ~, NlcSap geito6lcn bdtte,
uGu sSa6r int @cfduanii3~ iaate
9iiAter elliott. als Die &crne6lniing
beenoct mar. oSaiieu 5ic mid ms
glrbeits6ans geben", ioate 0il0c.
brano, uoa fam i1 uenigitcus arbei.
tcn aGas iit mir gleid, alio ein
Sobr ms 9lr6eitsbaus NOR 0cs
9lidters 9lntport. sd ueiB gar
nidt iuie id S6nen oanfen ioll" be.
9aun Siloe6rauo u16lm sic es lie.
bcr nibt @lit oieicu @orten bc.
enoetc Ridter Guiott Sic llnter1al
tlnl8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

WcNutlfaNuWptNNtluii
u fea GiibiariOiiclu 4 Mopi Mobl la Hcd
melBc 9iiben q Bed NdrioiieN BOT 9loi0,
riipcn nuo 1 Sturb 1raubcn liir 2Ac.
0thucri Dnnnrrl
Gte cite geibc Snrie aehlabiei ooer lnla6'
Ten ne ludhreuo 1ie marten.
SrNb 0ciDla6ieie iunae Siibucr Bum 9ibiiel
uolf Nt0ciL NNn0 ls3ar
0rilH 0clnlndeic SDnn Sslan1 0Htcn Hln.
NalW Stiihiabrs Silbnor &in. i6Mc.
StllN nclOl0Nicle Anrlcpa. BlD. 2lc.
Olironcn Citrnncu'
AlnnlNniac quite 0iiroHen g Sutcno 29c.
oocr Sntcno 3sc
Ni0icn .Ndllman" cOnneuiirie Vdl0 29c
yf 3 Nndicil fpmuicu 3 NnWlen lit PC
Wdcdruui SpanDcui; iO Rudci 3 Ac
Gnn!lnrc 1icidsD pnrtcmrm
l9l4 Sdnuli piHttrpeWc Flo. 1876
Nainnt eolclcilcu. Rio 2Nc
HfN0 Sdlmot0uim lr lVc
elndroaii Ein l2iAc; a Nio. 40c.
! 8iuno gealoori Nrdicn ieine Stnonen mo
leil Nu0u. lCbr icin ucruuli a.. l3Bt.
eSu9ar crco" &inolleln. *o i0e
NppcurOaif %. 12hc.
SrillntcnrnsD sDcnnricment
Ndiintic Snnt &ib. ! 0c. ooct 3 Rlo. ilir 25c
SclbliAcnidhic G0biiiDNalicn Nubcnn i2c
@on ms ieb nhr3lrie 6raninrter ySirIie
oocr NooQn0 $50 l5c.
6riIdc qanomurl NIT Sal0ei oocr scnere
geipiir3i Ylo lGc
5riihes padileiid. BIO iie
gcrnfrimrr 0rps'
nrunc fSnmiiicnltdbcu,
Sanettc'straRc, onrdnnicnh bic tir acrlnntun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

George q. Sones, rs Sabre alt
pon Jtr. 2s6, Molano 9(penuc. iit ge.
tern &ornittag iin ut. 2ufoS -Soipi-
tail an Oen sSol9en BON e5iftgenuiieS
aeltorben. Gr mar ieit ldnqerer 3cit
ma9enleioeno nuo begab iih mittcn
IN oer giabt naA 0cm @ooc5intmcr
nm Nieol3in ein3tncbnlen. Gr uers
luecbielte oabei oie 9leoi3inilQiheu
luo tranf periebentliA cine Coils ga.
riun '9bosp6ut Ole g9irfungen oes
Siftes nlaAten iiA bol0 6emertbor
lmo Uur0e Or u. n. g. Goua6lan
bcrbcigerllfen oer UeranlaBte. 0aB
Soncs nad Dem St. Sufas.Sooipitol
ge6raHt mrtroe, Sier oeribieo cr
orei Stunoen ipGier. Coroner 1r.
glgire bat einc llnteriuAung begpn,
nen. BON Sront 9RuBal, gSeii.gSa,
fam Sones Dor SSo6resiriit nab Bal
timore. ST binterIdbt fiiHf Sdtpe.
iteru lno einen 9ruoer Sarrp 80.
neg, bon Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

finoct rcidcn 5cgen ,aonmt Der
ST mir aue, Die i6r uii6ieli0 mo DC
looen ieio; SD mill eiiM erquidcn
riei Senis Der @lenib6cit ST. g9oll
te er ms 0amit niht uo6c bringen
ooB mir lra9 blos pom 3cugniB Der
noterielIen Sinne o65uwen0en 6rau.
6cn nm ben pollfoniuenen 4len
lbcn 5i erteunen ln0 6ricoen 5il er.
longen2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

9luf Der 5lenn6o6n in SourcI Gin.
acn aeitcru iolgenOe @feroe iieSreid
our1's 3iel:
l. &ennen vgeonninc4 u@6itc
Nlctal4 ,&cDmar".
2. 9fcnncn o0r. Tuenncr4,
v9aliron" o9iapier~
3. 9ienneu n$rotector" ugul-
lug~ Gayle.
4 9ieunen uslnalfi" Spear
9cao" u@olioaD4
o. &enncu a@oint 9rui6@,
v9ouiemaio" Spring @oaro4.
g. 6emen u@erraro", uGoune.
mara oSeogc Goie~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Sit 6ereit, SIT reiianiren SteQt
ols 9coinauna, ooB Gifla uidt
iein 9ladiolacr pirO- Sill mo
N|aptoreno ic6lieBea 9soiienitl-
itono.
g8of6iugtom 2. g. %. Oft.
9lus ser Stoot 9lcrifo lit 6eite
iuoffi5iell sic 9lodridlt eingeiroiieu
Dob @enerol Garran5a iid 6ercit crs
flarte. 5u reiianiren fails !Scneral
&llo nidt iem g}odfolger wiirOe
General Garrou3o regte an ooB Die
@onDention i'm uno @eneral &illa
eriudeu ioI(e, cinem Tritten Sen go.
iten oes prooiioriiden @rdiioenten
81 ii6erloiien.
@leid65eitig meloeten bic oiii5icllen
9eridte all oas Stoats Ieparte.
ment oaB me6rerc Gaicno Mann
Ser Eruppen Gorron5as nod 93or.
ben marihirtc. Garrau3a'S Ser
treter crtl1rtcr ooB oics MIR ans
@riinocu Ser Goriid5t aeide6e, fir
ben SAL, OoB bic Convention NIT
|illa ni1t einig meroen iollte uno
oieier ueiter nnh Sioen mari6ren
piiroe.
Die 3citlnaen in Staot @lerifo
greiien 6eitig Die 3ielc uno E5oten
Der &erianmlung tn 9ignascolientes
an.
@ @affenitillitan0 q ami den
Sill uno W}a0torcna.
gSuco, 9(ri5y 23. 2ftpbcr.
Seutc wuroc 3miiben Sen Erippcn
Garramo's in 9toco Sonora, lm0
Ser 9Sartei GiQo's Gin &aiicnitia-
itauo aeidloiien. Bis 3ir @nti6ei-
Dung Oes 6rieocns.9iroblems 0ur6
oic Gon0ention in gl8uascalcntcs
uer0cn General @cn. 0ia un0 Son.
Oerneur glaptorena oic @afici ruben
laiicn. gtad 5peitd0iaen lhitcr6onO-
lingen Dat Ocr bon Der Gonucntion
entianote @eneral 9lanon Soia Sen
@aiienitiailouo ourdgclcbt glaG
crnltcn &orbaltnngcn antcritaniidcr
0ffi5ierc BOT iib Wlaptoreno 6auegci
laiicn 35 ailomctcr nod Silocn 3u
ria5i9e5cH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Ole %oli5ei6c60r0e 6cidloB IN ID.
rer eeitrigen Sibuig ouf griihen
oes Stills Dloribans SnmieL Souia,
oie goli8eiltationeu nit Ger6rcbcr
9ll6ums aus5uitatten 9isber befan0
iid etn iolcbes nur i'm @ertiaon.9u
rem iuto i'm GetettiU.SalptQuartier.
a8enn ii 3ufiluit Selte nah oer @o.
li3eiltatiou foninen ino cinen 2tra.
Benraib oocr EalAenoie6itabl annel.
oeit oann miro i6nen 0aS 9'erbrcMcr
2llbmn porgclcat Wer0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

g8oi6ington 23. Ofto6er.
Gas Gerbor Dor ocr @unoes Scr.
fc6rs- Goumliiiion iibcr pic &ctition
Der 0itGhcn 9a6neu INN cine aa8c.
meiuc Gr6obuna 0cr l5rodtratcn
pilroc bcutc 5inu 9lbi6luB gc6radt
Die glrgnnente meroen am ndAitcn
Gicniiaa beginner itno mabri6einli6
am 6reitag ab9eihloiicn mcrocn
qlacn 9lnidcill nod oiirftc Die Gnt.
idci0lng scr Gonuiiiiion niAt lanac
anf iidl iparten Iniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Gem 9eiipiele mebrerer @roBltoote
iolgeno, BAT Die @oli5eibc60roc in i5
rer 9eltrigen 5ibma bciAloilen 5pet
4Soli3eibunDe bon einen &dn0ler IN
Son0on 5u fanien Die @eitellung
uur0e iofort abgeian0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Wtineolo u g.. 23. Gfto9er
6rau 6lorence Gonflm Gdrman
0ic bier por oen @ApreWe. aqritbt
iicb megen Nlor0es Ser 5ran Goitie
9aileD 5u uerantworten Cat pro
ucraiisiidtlid nlorgel 9I6eno i1r
Sbidial lpiiien Sbr 9edtsdeiaon0
uuo Giitritts 9lupalt 2elpis
5mit1 maHtcn 6eliic por acT Nerta
auua 6efaut oaB iic III ocr uorai
gen &ornittaasiibnna in oer Snae
3u iein 1oileu oeH @eiduQrenca
pen sail sur glburtbeilluN uor3ule
gen. 2cunad miro mo1i 0cG Erg
5eb uor morgcu glbcn0 clc0iat iciN
Die belltigc Sisung ipor Der g'er
t0eioiguna gewiomet. 9lob ciliou
ben iroten oie@ntloiiuuaslengea nii.
6rau Garnau uur0e ielbit elaeil
euigebenocn arei8ucrAor untrro0et
sic ertldrte mic0er Ste @riisoe W.
mr. oaB lie oen uinedaliideu galp
l1er" anbrinqen licB, iie ldil0erie
ousil6rlidl mas ihr pQni &e6en IN
rev @attell SlI Gbrcr 9qi0auNcli ipdr
Sie lei jcoca NloI araipobuilh IN.
porOen menn lit @aite l0eihlde
Eatieuten empfiua 1iiritt4 9lue
walt Snit5 iprad init 6rou Gar
nlat gan5 lciie, ni0 6ebaH0eItc iie
Init ars8eiudtcr N0iIiatrit iiao
Sdouung 9tr muiebma uerlor
lSrau @armau i6re Au0e uao 6aI
ilma a6er NIT groBcn 8eidlid 6ralb
tc ltets Scr 5taatsanpalt ails ar
0ie geluiinidItc aluttpori bcralis gas
er oariiber nodjioridlie uamiui 6raus
Garman oen pinier5liebcneu 0eg 9r
uioroeten tein g9ort oes @eileioS 6at
5ufonmen larrtt 6raA 5ra Gar
ntaH 5eina6e 3iiatliren Cunt uad
elmer gerainHen 3cit faBtc ie iid
lUieoer lno mar luieoer 10 rlblo 9ie
1T oen eritcu @erbauolunastoaeu
Allt 9rnBent %lterene nn0 iiitpnl
per glufmarilamfeit ueriolgie M Nla
9luaiaaen i6rer InNter Gll8abgth
uno ibrer sQliltter 2lae 6aHtiliea
nitgIieOer iagten 3t @unlten ocr glf
getlagten aus iiuo 6eitritten encr
Iaiid oic Acknowledgements ner l}eae
rin Gelta Coleman IQrN uur0c
Der gleger Saroinou0 @ 9Rortou aiH
pen 3eltgcnitano aerilieu Iieieg
bate oic Slusaocn oer Reaerin por
oem Rro3eB 3u Erotofoll aanun.
Well oariu beitritt oiaie iraen0lBg
DE aennttiB BON Sen &orgauaer iu
Der .Vloronadlt 5it 1a6cn
0lub Der @ertuauna ocs @erdiCs
mar ,Srau Garnan ebr 3nperIuht.
licA nno iaate oaB iic nit aller g1Q.
ltinnnt1eit auf ein ireiiprcHenHps
llrtbeil hofFe
9lo.no! m8ip acct c ,,Arer
6rali2" pG ihledt ie0r blctt,
4 lIe lei0et AM @Mluffnlnfpif 9lst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

SIN glltcr bon 81 Sa6ren itorb
qcItcrn it'll u9lu9sburg Sein" SRI
9uguit S. 3. Shanucl Die Beer
oigung miro an Sonntag glo@mit.
tce Inn 1913 ltbr BON benz Seine aus
itattfinoen. Gie 9eiicsung miro auf
Gem Baltimore Srieoboicr crfolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24
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Gin tollbitln1mes G0epaar ltano
qcitcru Uor 9liGter Gean i'll Der Horo-
0itlcbcu @oli3ciiiation @6iltp IS.
DOB bon glr. 1905, Soolbrool- 5traBe
6atte oigeblic6 feline Srait imo aUct
ainoer felt i2 So6ren nidt uutcr
6alten. Nit aaerbono 3eiAen iino
oni auoarcn &eritau0iaungsmeaeu
mac6tr 8rau Gmua BOB bon 9tr
1873, g}oro.9roaopa0, Dem 9iidter
flar oaB lie iicb Dor 19 3a1reu nit
ibrem N1aune ocr6eiratbet battc uno
0aB lie oerielbc iicbcn Sabre ipdter
init ibren 5wei aiuocrn iiben licB,
W}it W2iihc uio 9lotb babe tie iib init
i6ren ainoern ourHacidlaaen Ger
9liHter beauiiragte oen Nlann ieiner
Srau wodcutlib $500 BON ieinem
$6 bctrageuoen gobne 8ii be3a6len
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@ernleimer Gros.
Srr nruRc laocn iilr o0s 0cm, NIT ben ngincn
$,siiel. Sine Staot il iia icbn Bon
Der 6nNctc,strahe biuourm bic sur
Ncriunioil Strnfc.
geIE 1elaen nlemale an eunnlaacn an.

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ole na0lten Nlontag 10 ben aroben Seiuildocn
nernliliuliei peroeu
saS'H psHtc gen 9 gorm oi0 10 sloeuOs oiisn.
sgrcam Of Sariar" aa sicie BON gadpul'
per Dchic ucnubt 70 o0B ild ale unicrc Nads
pasgen i0er sonuiaq irii4 9alien
Nleai 9uiicrIrd 6ice nas Stad nee
q, 6riWl' ooer Bonnos@alc. 4o loo; oocr
*lq 29c
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nelstndet slid i5c
nelie,I sfid i0c.
e,sg 4sggliiI,s6rniii.eolc NIT pie irii6em Sali
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ncn9nogen ie i5c iu0 zoe
yciien 0cuticDcn MaiicoNuden Stid 10c
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29e.
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ad@9u sSs sass Saar a9"oaa' iss eo''.o'"'i"o' far
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3ie HeAiic Maanc iiri2enroi6e uno 9looe
@agmmcigilie Sles.
$500 bpHcine parilre rptbc Site $3.9S
~ S8 5ui Atoqen ieriiac @iiie 9sc
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lec Smnnsoomn Ruoct SdndiC iic
90c ~. @h0rlcs Sicib iSooo" Nndic 29c !
3ee qQoriitie 1olleicnf&aer 25c.
i9g 4senneus Ialwnuer noe.
zoe a1utlitlc 2uhubitliCU 1Oc
iae @aniol2a0npu0er @iide 5c
los Wlnnpuna lSiiO Gu8csScfc 51hcA
t0c. 2lilri Ncibloafcr Genic SOC
i9c sind iilriilmca &olenin4, zoe.
Fft"loe fluels H3iittee- -SlitulA "N5e '"'.
SnlWcntudlcr
9c ouO NiEcap WidnnctsAnldcitnner ntti /
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lWNWi Qcer druiGc Nor0cu 1ihd lMc /
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ven. WiuouCl mn Nnoeri duc Vfnbcn, due /
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81 uis Sl.lO Ndtncr Qcinocn. nGitU", |
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

y q tnl vgSia acct an shrer
5rau2" uC inlpc6t ie0r tbledt
lie leioet az 4dlailoitatea sln
1dlaflppateit2v sSa ih moa
mm mn 4 oocr llnr 3 llhr Not6 Noilic
tonmelt lnnn0 w tie lpaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

Der % Sabre alte &oicp6 9lru.
irouq bon 91r. 30, 9iio-Sia6itraBe,
ocr anqebih Die II Sabre alte 0la
Oeline Sbearer bon 8bilnoclpbia fin
unlauterc 3wede nod bier sebraHt
Bate, pnroe aeitern olird 9iibter
Smith in Ser oitli6en &oli5eiitution
fir sic 9lmoeSbe6orOc ieitgebaltcn.
Ias N1d0ben pir0e ais Staots8euac
cbeufalls ieitgebalten glls ile ge.
tern 9lahniittag nad oent u@ein oes
quten Sirtcn~ bate ge6raht peroen
ioaer erfldrte iie DAB es i6r lie6er
mare, menn lie nah Dem @eidngniB
geiauot meroen miir0e. glruitrong
meigert iib ieiuea Seimat6sort at5u-
acbell eS lit ieood iebr pabribeinliA,
Dab er aus 5arrisbnrg ga. itonmt
uuo oaB iein rihtiger glane 6ranf
Dlonn iit, oa Cit Wlaul nit oieiem
9lamen Dor eiuigen gsodeu nit Der
10 Sabre alien alort6a 0ebel ans
Sarris6urQ perihwano. 4oli5eidef
Sitrbiniou aus @arrIs6urg meloete
oies oer 1eii0en Noli3ei. Das N}dos
den qa6 bci i6rer Ger6aftuug am
Dab i6rr gltern IN @i0ionsport
ga. onidiiia ieien
Sr gloolpb Sponer, Der @rdii.
bent ser .1Giti8eus' Improvement
sliiociotion bon 9lorooit Baltimore.
bat iih 5u Suniten Der ncuen 9Pimi.
sipol 9lnlci6cu onS9ciprodcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-24

rs wv y n N 4 ! lHB y lItI,
Sin 9ron0 entitano aeitern 9Ibcno
meniqe Nlimlten Dor Z llbr in Dem
Sanic 0lr. 9. gSbeeler.glpenie, fonn.
tie ieooA BON per io8leidl alarmrteI
5eueripcbr obne groBe 9gliibe gel0idt
ipcroen Sin &orAang Bate an d.
ucr oiiencn @oslIomNc Nelicr Sc
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-02
"HAPPY CANYON" A SUCCESS
WITH NET BALANCE OF SS75
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CROWDS
AT ROUNDUP FINANCIALLY
GRATIFYING.

Happy Canyon" was a financia
success as we'll as a success as an en-.
tertainment OF the Roundup crowd
The first meeting OF the general com
mittee held since the close Of the
festivities was held yesterday after
noon and a report made by W. l.
Thompson, financial manager. show
ed that the show had cost approx
mately $4,000 and that the receipts
had been sufficient to leave net bal
ance of approximately SS75.
The cost OF initial entertainment
was, Of course. heavy, the carpenter
bill alone being nearly $1,000. The
seats and the town will be left as
they are so that this cost will be saw
ed next year. The O.-W. R. & n.
Co has showed not only a willing
ness but a desire to allow the pavil-
ion to be used for Happy Canyon" as
long as there is no fair held.
The committe, profiting from the
experience of this year, will put on
a much better show next year and
will carry out the frontier town idea
even further than It was this year
Happy Canyon" is not an institution
for revenue making, its first purpose
being to entertain the Roundup
crowds during the evening, and to
that end the general admission price
will be kept at % cents even though
a five dollar show is prepared.
Any surplus that the entertainment
makes will find plenty of uses, as
there are repeated demands made up
on the Commercial association. How
ever the idea of President Tallman
and the balance of the committee Isl
to use the revenue in purchasing fur
and Quipment for new club
rooms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-02
WOUNDED AVIATOR
ELUDES PURSUERS

LONDON, oct 2.-How a British
aviator who had been taking obser.
vations over the German lines ir
northeastern France saved his life
when attacked by one OF the kaiser's
aeroplanes was described by the Of.
flcial information bureau here.
''He was in a single seatde mono
plane" said the bureau, "and being
fully occupied with his steering and
consequently unable 10 use his rife
headed for our lines when a German
biplane ascended to attack him.
THE German craft which carried
a pilot and an observer. circled about
trying to get within pistol shot, and
finally getting directly above him,
succeeded in wounding him.
THE Briton, however. managed to
get within our lines ani was taken
TO the hospital.
Another British aviator threw a
bomb among the enemys cavalry,
killing several soldiers and stamped
ing the horses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-02
British ships TO Resume.

SEATTLE, Oct. confident that
the North Pacific was free Of hostile
warships, the Grand Trunk Pacific
Steamship company. which suspended
its service between Seattle and Prince
Rupert, B. c., soon after England de-
clared war, announced today that SER
vice would be restored Sunday when
the steamship Prince George, which
was Communicated by the British ad-
miralty for use on this coast US a hos
pital ship, will be returned to its
ooastwise run.
Further evidence OF confidence In
British shipping circles was shown by
the sailing today of the Royal Mail
liner Monmouthshire for London, via
the orient, with a cargo of 5000 tons
Of flour, canned salmon and miscel-
ianeous freight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-02

Horses and mules for sale at the
Alta Barn.
Let Gadwa repair yeur collars OF
harness.
wanted-To rent, five room house.
Phone 3s1J.
Man and wife want work on ranch.
616 Thompson.
For rent-Fivs room cottage. In
quire 211 w. Webb.
Furnished house for rent, close in.
Enquire F.. this office.
For sale-Large hotel range and 90
sal. water tank. I. C. Snyder.
For rent-Furnished housekeeping
rooms. sol Main W. NJ. Tinile.
New National cash register for sale
A bargain. Inquire Vogue Millinery.
Lost-Mileage book. Return to A.
sterrett, Grand Hotel. walla walla,
Wash.
Wanted-Furnishei residence with
at least four bedrooms. Reasonable
rent. Box 42S.
For trade-5 passenger automobile
in fine condition for runabout. In
quire III this office.
For sale-l60 acres good land on
Birch creek. Will take residence in
Pendleton as part pay. Z. 7. Wade.
Old papers for sale; tied in bun.
dies. Good for starting fires, etc. l5o
4 bundle or two bundles for 25c
This office.
Experienced middle aged woman
wants housework small family. or
live with elderly couple, Inquire "C''
this office.
For sale-Two modern cottages 10. |
Gated on east Court street. seven
blocks from Main street. Inquire OF |
Walters mill.
Viollnist-B. A. Mcdonald, from |
Bush Temple Conservatory Of Music,
Chicago. will make his headquarters
at S19 Garden street Pupils may
register at any time. !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-02
PERSONAL MENTION

DR.. C. F. Wood OF Seaside, Is 81
the Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T Castor of Half.
way are at the Bowman.
c. c. Loney Of walla walla is a
guest Of the st. George.
George c. Forest OF Athena is am
ong the visitors in the city.
c. W. Mumford and Mrs. +. A
Mumford Of Wallowa are guests OF
the Hotel Pendleton.
S. J. Campbell. former county fruit
inspector, is here from Freewater to
serve as a Juror.
r. r. Lewis. mayor Of Echo and
one OF the leading business men OF
that town, came up this morning on
No. 6.
William Warner, Hermiston law
yer is spending the day in the city
having come in on No. 6 this morn
ing.
Rev. f. w. Warrington, formerly
OF Pilot Rock, but now OF Freewater,
Is among the visitors in Pendleton
today.
G. II. Bishop. young attorney OF
Freewater ana democratic candidate
for the legislature, came in this
morning on the local.
Sterling Sloan. who was injured by
Sharkey, the bucking bull, on the last
day OF the Roundup, was able to
leave the hospital yesterday.