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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
Atlantic Gas and Electric.

Directors Of tho Atlantic Gas ana hi' .
trio Company Will send quarterly reports
hereafter Of tho operations OF tho COM
many. containing now business contractor
Tor and improvements and extensions. Inc
orc lust issued announces that the M
creased demand FOR power at Binghamt'h'
y y. made necessary the installation OF
IN eNt.k ilovat bo-Gcnerator which
viii add substantially TO tho company 5
gross earnings. Plans arc now heins maze
for tho installation OF another 2.o0-Nlo"at
generator within tho next twelve months.
Tho report also announces that new sta
ton is being built at Boonton. y. j., and
flat the present plant rs being ovcrhauled
and enlarged. Gross earnings OF the sub
salaries OF the Atlantic Gas and Electric
Company for the wear ended December 81
were g. 1881. compared with N,o56.620 the
wear before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUST RAILS.

Bid. Ask Bid Ask
Houston OIL. i ISL. Max Mot ! pf = ~
Int Rub CT 81 y Trans. .. -
!. Coal $50 100 Savoy Oi..... ~ lS
Narconi ~ a rs 81 Willys-Over.., 81 "
Max Motors. = 81 do pref. ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
RAILROADS.
Am 1t { Tr.;5s s57 Am L&T ptl@ los
BONDS.

Brad Cop ssl5o 10 NY Hs, 's2lcO7. 101
chic l. So not % 9s'. NY Gas, oloO5s lol
Kel Spg T A. 70 80 West Psc 5s.. a %
+Sells cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
TORONTO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by }. !. Csrew, 40. - Broad
street,
-npArTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
BONDS.

81. 600 Can Pac Sc nts 1893. 1887. 1893. 1897,
Il. 900 cuban new 5s.... 9Ss. %ss sSs "'
Tx dividend. ssens cents per share. tEx-
elusive So cash dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Trading for foreign account in this
market yesterday amounted 10 about
5000 shares. practically all on the selling
side and largely in United States Steel
and Erie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17

There has beer engaged 81 100000 for
shipment TO France on the La Savoie on
Wednesday. This brings the total export
on the movement 10 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. Feb. l6.-The folIo"i"s i'00
norations were fled with the Secretary ol
State to-day:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02


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qongne ebaaus 1ee eob nlp 1e8tea pooel mp s
% s a7 a % g1 oa SaE Sa Hs q @ Ta a b & % % M bn
baltimore Ggoea9n@o brt trcs 4nin
engnuatGo bic m h 1919 iaeu oeret R d qcrHae as oae sum
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Sabr 9c cmpaenc
Edi5i &noHmen Brnpoen Abnabm 1910
n ef9e MES eogasEs ggIg a l oga9P@
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bic
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gsa9aASc opae uS thaaaen 2i
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

ring all5licblogeu Silt cS Oob Itets,
oen not6igen Sdiifsporf bercit 3u
buben, fir GrIeahtlna ser 9iaumc
ST iorgen inO oas gGi6tiaite
one GrfriibungS Stotionen i'm oors
aus 81 benohridtigen oanit lie sic
Ncrpilcgtng Ser @erpunoeten. sic
auf Dem Sdiffen iel6it nibt geiorgt
peroen fant iibernebmen Ter Be.
aleitenoe 9lr5t pobnt oft fiirItliH auf
oieien ad6reu i'll Der Sabine oes
5diifseianers. Seine 161tigfeit be-.
Iiebt IN lle6eripahnt9 0es Sranspor.
tes iotpie III geleaeutlidem |er6ono.
uediel Nlorpbhm SSniettionen il,
|. lu ipobei i6m einige SanitGrer 5ur
Gerfiielmg iteben.
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Eage gepeien. Die ih 70 berbrohte.
glebcn Der Sreioe Der @erwunocten
al Der bequemen 9(rt 0eS 9ronSpor.
tcs mar es iuSbeionoere bic gf6ein.
Icnoihoft bic iii ibrcr itdnoie me6
iclnoen Shonbcit Den Ginorlid oiif
cas- @eniiit6 nidlt DerfcbIte. aomen
onnn Die Grfriihungsitotioncn unO
gab es bier freuoiee glifuabmc uno
8egriiBung, 10 ueritieg lid Der Su6el
big au Den lauteiten gluSoriiden ocs
Comics. mo inter Oei 9I1npeli ser
pIndt am 0ibein" ieste Oos Shiff
icine @anoerling tort sic ioIlcn
ibn nidt baben oeli oeutiheu
Mbeif." ricf inns oonn gebicteriih ei-
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frnnpte iih no6l in Geoanfen an
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Gcutihci io freDcI1nft oliige3punge.
ne aricg bereits bcrali6cidmorcu
bat.
g[bieits mo ollgemein tbeilna9mS-
Ins budtcn als0nun sic perplmoeten
SSrau5oien neben ibrcn oeuticbcn SEA.
merooen 90 i0re Se1niud1t, an oen
&9ein 5ii geIaneen, iebt euogiiItig &C.
Itillt mar, ODER ipeIhe @eoonfcu iie
ionit bepegtcn iidor blieb ieOen.
Tolls, oaB iie iib ouf Der eanden
SSabrt eiues auriidbaItenoen ourh.
aus taftbolleu 9enebniens befleibig
ten ino audi bierolrdj oos @3itge,
fiibL oas ibneu ais Gernunoeten
nlenihlid cutaeoenaebroht miroe,
rchiiertietcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

Hclirc crua6It peroeu. SnSoeiommt
sS Vimoes Seiatoteu iino 8lI er.
lrdblep lno 431 ans oen 435 Wlit.
qlie0erl oes Observation-Disclosures
(Ccr Stoat W2oine bat ieinr bier gie.
praicntautcu bereits int September
crmdblt.)
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Wenn aiih ser srie9 III europa
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pogne in oicicm 2an0e III oen Sin.
tcrgrimo georduet bat 70 iino bod
siuei yTiueS i'll @rcnuptmttc 0er an
acmciuen 9lifncrtlamfeit ge6liebcn.
LoS lit oaS Sihe Der perionliden
f5reibeit be5ip Ger 4robibition nno
caS ser GcIigiou Gos 9ebtere bat
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fcbuuptet puroe. ooB nidlt nur@ou'
pcrneur @lDnt ionoern aiid oie
Millon 2louiniItrntion nnter oem
GnfIiib Oct tntboliihet Stride ltebc.
snoelieu III oas Sinein8icbet rcLi.
qoier iSrogcn III bic Gauipaguc bon
0cr Rraiip dller orei hcruorrogen0eh
4arteien energildl befdnipft nto 8li.
rildgeipieien iporDel
VI b.ittnlniitn9 itpcr Er ob'ts
bttiipli.
SIT ben 5tdnten Cbio, Greopit
Eoliiornier WaiDiuatou Colorado
isn0 eybnbn miro iibrr Rrobi6ition0
c6aeItimmt peroen. 1ic 6roga lit
ldnt ait &urteicuitanopuntt gebiua
0en 2yu ciuieen Der Stadteu Der
trctau Die Genofraten oas liberaIe
Clement; III onoeren bnben oie 9te
oen aanpf gegen oic
gsoilcrfimpcl nno 5reibcitsbefdm
pier aui i6rc gSobuen eaidriebcn.
2ic Garif 5rage figurirt beiou
1ers Ill oen gnnpo8nen ii gleu.
wo Sic 8ep0lterung Die
5riidtc oug Dem alten SodtaritSD.
item ciubeimite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
qaanrethdine.


III Der ioebcn 1Itsgcgebenen 9tun.
ncr Al ser ,0eutidcn Dleoi5iniihen
@ohcniArift@ beridtet 5tabsar5t1r.
Grruiu Sront ii6er cine neue 9eforoe.
riingsart BON gerplm0eteft oie aud
i'll nibt0r5tliHen areiieu oui glii.
t6eilna6me 9lniprud baber oiirite.
@s beiBt ga Il. gl
,,lleber oen 2n5arett5iigen beoarf
ober eine neuere YeioroeruigSart
gan3 MISUNDERSTANDING 0as iinO
sic 2a3arettidiffe. sic itcaen wobl
Sic ioealite glrt ser aronfenbeioroe.
rlug oar ID icIbit babe ciu ioIdes
2a5orettibiif BON 5traB6rrg bis ge.
gen RiioeS1eim be9leitet nno fann
mir iagcn. DAB Die bierbei crbaltenen
Gin0riide Del mir itets nodbaItig
bIeibeu iueroen 9euubt man ju
araufen 1ranSportcu auf oen
2onopeae Sic aeluobnlihet 9liitobiii.
+ic. 10 pertrctcn ibre STEELE ami oelt
gaiieruege bic eihiahen BON eineni
Sdlepper Recommendations sic
bietei iii ibrem Snneren Maum fir
etIpu i50 bis 200 @erlunn0ete, tpo6et
0er 9egriff oer Gransportfdbigteit
nntur9eni1B ctiuas cnger ge5ogen
iuer0eu mliB, oa ailt e, oic Greppcn
6crab Siinl Sdliifsiuneru 5it ii6ertpiils
1cib ipir aildl ionIt Die not6prnoi9en
Sonbreidmlaeil obuc iretuoe Siilie
oiis5iifii9reu 3u 0ieicn 9o6men
leiiteil bic 2dBqrattidiffc aber glnsge.
5rihneies sic bieten bei balhipegs
la9onent S1etter auf Dem Cberoed elm
0auernoes 2uft. nno Sonncn6ao, iie
idlicBen ieoe Gric6iitternne ons imo
geipdbrcn Dor 9lnen oie Nloglidfeit
Ridden 9lbtronsportes bis peit tt's
Snncre oes 2onoeS 1inciu. So wer.
ocil bic bierfiir geeiaueten transport-
f1bigen @erpunocten a. .. IN Selien
bei Soar6nrg mlf oie SABINE oeS
Nbein Weorne &anols gebradt
iino norerit bis StroB6ura aetreioelt-
Sier iibernimmt Damn Die &afeuconi.
nianoantur i6re peitere 9ef0roering
anf Den 0fbeinfdbnen. 0eren tdglid
Elm bis 5mei init ie 100 @erlebien
abgeben. Gie 9emii.
bunaen oeraoe Der StraBburger Sa.
len Communicative iiuo nicHt ae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

SntereiIautc syraBcM SlI
rntitbriCcu.
yiidDt nur iDIdje partcipDs
Iitiidjer 9tatnr.

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lungs sleuoeritngcu babeu IN
pielcn staoten Die gtimmge6cr
Oie qnti4eicuns sit treffcn
Tas aiiue 0er pcrionIiden iyrci.
beIt It'll g'orOeraruuoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

Mof6ingtpaL 0Spucnber
1ie am 1ienita9 III alien 4S
Gtaatcu nIi gliiSHabga bon Waine
ilattfiuoeloen MnAIeu lerIeu beicus
aeres Suiereiie iidlt niir ppliE bora
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Ipaaern pprhebmlld1 diidi wraau ner
aSprlpiItuoB geuAprltlaeu iiDcr
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iaieioen Baben sr ~ 5taaten lin0
leueriuaeu uerIbieoener 9lrt ge
psant peldic iidl aui ciit ic1r ai4gc
0ebntes Electromagnetic be8iebcu lln
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fsrenoun gl6idaiing Oct Eooes.
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llng bon Slinbcrurhcit G5eitiebung
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
GOVERNMENT MAN IS
KILLED At PASC0
YOUNG DECK HAND Is ELECTRO
CUTED WHEN HE CLIMBS
ELECTRIC TOWER.

PASCO. Wash, July 1S.-Wilhelm
Meuess. a young man about twenty
years Of age. was electrocuted on the
high power electric line at Burbank
on Wednesday evening. He was a
deck hand on the government boat
Omatillz which was moored for the
night near the electric lower at Bur
hank Meuess and Harry Green. an
other employe on the Umatilla. dar-
ed each other 10 climb 10 the top OF
the tower on which are suspended
the high power electric line across
the river The towers are about 200
feet high Both started climbing.
Aeuess going ahead and Green about
% feet below. When Meuess reached
the top. apparently being ignorant Of
the deadly current traversing the
wires. he reached up and grasped the
power line. Instantly a flame envel-
oped his body and he was killed in
stanuy- The body dropped and as it
neared the ground well across an iron
crosshar. the body being nearly sew
cred in the middle by the force Of the
impact When the body was recover
ed life was extinct and nearly all the
clothing he wore was burned away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18

: H Elliott. o. rhs dspa-trnsu- e
the interior n Washins1er flas 49,,
Al me Indian rezserzlzfiDr hsrs rfs-
pasI two months ssrtIi1E ND land
cases IN which titles 70 passezsion
have been involved Nr Elnur- cu-nes
as a special agent who char-es m
indians a nominal Zee TINS .sa1fr..
them the expense of eTuIilorlr.- la-ru--
neys 10 look up their deeds --.ie
WORK has been recently under-ake.1.
~ 1he interior Department ri1ruurh q
special hll passed in congress a-id
has proved OF great aaranta-e 10 rhe
Indians The Zee ~ f1B caEers al
the work ID each title case ~. *
lu-r has settled 90 cases snue H.
came here. these being rha uns i1-
FolFed uIass o. the reserEs-lur There
were $50 cases ~ The outset hu- La-
jor sEarrzian1er has disp--az or 500
Leo Sampson. q ruu hlood Indian
acts as Interpreter Eor H. E-lIu-r and
Il a great assistant in stralrn nieri-lE
eu- the involved cases Az ElIur-
goes 20 Warm Springs. near -he
Dalies on Angus D where b. 1tns eaf
title cases 10 settle
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
CHICAGO IRISH READY FOR WAR
Head of Social Union says This City's
Men Will Go TO Help Fight.

CHICAGO. July 1s.-+Tf war must
eome-and I think il will-the Irish
Of Chicago viii be the first to re-
spond." exclaimed John O'Malley
Coghlsn. president OF the Irish Coun-
ties Social union. az a mass meeting
held in the LaSalle hotel today by the
Irish Counties Social union.
The sweltering weather appeared
10 add enthusiasm TO the war threat
which arose from every corner. Il is
the plan TO raise companies represent
ing every county OF Erin, and II was
announced that members from each
Of the thirty-two counties are hard
at work in the recruiting. A call for
contributions brought a guaranty Of
$1,000 and ia case OF hostilities ani
assurance that $4,000 could be rais-
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Officer Is Injured.

Officer Manning Of the city police
force Is wearing his right hand IN
q bandage as a result Of an encoun-
ter 18th a man arrested Q few nigats
agc The man behaved himself until
he got 10 the police station bat then,
VIXEN Manning went 10 search him he
aimed a blow at the of.Ce-. Man
n.Ds dodged and then TO pro 'ecr him
self struck the man The officer evI-
denrly struck his right haE1 against
che prisoners teeth. He didn't notice
any 5ruise at the time Jut later the
nand began to give him much pain
al:d he sought City Physician Temple,
= no dressed Il.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Exhibits Collected

President Tallman Of the CONNER
cial club. who was accompanied yes
terday in a tour Of the county east Of
the city by Tom Thompson. Mark
Patton and Fred Judd in the Judd
car. was successful in gathering sew
eral fine exhibits Of wheat which will
be sent TO the state fair at Salem In
September. The party stopped at the
ranches OF Herbert. Tom and Jimmy
Thompson and at the Umberger
brothers place where the wheat ex-
hibits were gotten. Mr. TallmaD will
see many Of the farmers who are In
today and get them interested in the
fair The Commercial association
hopes 70 be able 20 have Cmatilla
county well represented this year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
FOR SALE, STOCK RANCHES

l400 acres all fenced good buildings and orchard good
outside range O. and store 80 cattle and % horses If desired
Price Of land SIS per aud if the stock bought low price
there viii be $50 tons Of bay and all the farm implements thrown in
q $ gift
acres All fenced and fenced good improvements
reservation with right with This be
bought including lot Of stock crop and farm tolls for SO per
terms.
1000 70 meadow and plenty Of plow land besides
This fine ranch in the best section Of the country for wintrng
stock the seldom lies longer than few days being
chinook belt and has good house barns fine orchard and
other desirable features il be bought with without al
$40 per easy terms 65 tons Of hay goes with IT,
have been Ia the stock business y this county know
these ranches we'll and know they The best bargains be found
IN tho county eastern Oregon
j. T. WADE Pendleton Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Look out for the Water

Further evidence that the present
water supply is polluted through the
fact there are dead fish in the pipes
was disclosed here this morning when
a workman for Bedd0w & Miller found
a dead fish two and half inches
long in a toilet tank in the rear Of the
Pendleton drug company The fish
was badly decayed and had evidently
been in the water FOR considerab Bile
time
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Intakes Are Screened :

In view Of the report that dead fish
have been found IN the city water
mains. Water superintendent +. T..
Hayes said this morning ne could not
understand how the fish get IN be-
cause both intakes az the river have
been screened with IA inch screen.
Two of these being placed across each
intake Besides there are screens
over each foot value and pump. That
fish are In the pipe line from the well
10 the river near the pumping station
IL said 70 be true enough but how
they got 10 there In the first place II
a mystery ss everything has been done
al all times 70 keep them out There
n no danger. Nr Hayes said, OF the
fish harming the new water supply
Tor az soOn az 1t is ready 10 turn IN,
al the plugs over the city Will be
turned on and the force Of the water
will sweep the pipes completely clean.
Finer screens than have been placed
over the intakes could not be used,
ne explained, az they would collect
70 much debris a. 70 clog the supply
for the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Police vacation Dars Near

The members Of the local police de-
partment will soon be arranging for
their summer vacations. Chief Kear-
rey said he is ready 10 let the men
go now whenever they are ready 10
agree how each shall arrange his two
weeks OF absence so that some OF the
old force will always be on the job.
The two weeks are given the police
each year with pay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
story Untrue say. sheriff.

Sheriff Taylor said today there was
nothing in the story told b. a man
named Bradley who is being held by
the La Grande officials. that St0ner
and Meadors had cached other loot
taken before they attempted 10 hold
up train No. 5. The sheriff said that
after an investigation and thorough
cross questioning Of the two robbers
he IS convinced Bradley's story is un-
true.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Nceded a Fire at Turner.

Rev. 7. F. Weaver. pastor OF the
Christian church. has returned frcm
Turner. oregon. where he attended a
convention of the state missionary So
ciety OF the Christian church. A
thousand delegates were in attend
ance and the meeting was very sue
cessfuI According 10 Rev. Weaver.
the spot where the convention was
nsld is a beautiful place and the
weather was so cool tha; il was ne
cessary to heat the Tabernacle on
Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Rubbish in Car Afire

Fire was discovered smouldering in
some rubbish in a wagon owned by
Penland brothers on Wednesday night
and the fire truck was called out. It
took three hand extinguishers 10 fl
rally subdue the blaze. The wagon
was not damaged. II had been left
hear the o w. r. & \. freight ware
house and that night shortly after 10
o'clock someone discovered the rub
bish was smoking like a young vol
cano. How the fire started is not
known
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Water in Next Week.

Owing TO the decision not 10 take
any chance on a possible break in the
big pipes carrying the water from
Thorn Hollow. the water will not be
turned In today as originally planned
but will be liberated next saturday
Although II is believed the pipes
would stand the strain OF the high
pressure, the water department does
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18

According 10 Edgar F. Averin. Of
ficial weather observer. the thermo-
meter today shortly after the noon
hour registered I02 l. and was still
climbing The temperature yesterday
was 101 The official reading today
is the highest Of the summer with one
exception several days ago when the
mercury climbed 10 103 degrees
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18

The fire department has placed
500 feet Of fire hose in Roundup for
use in case OF emergency. The hose
viii be attached 10 one OF the old
racing hand carts on the grounds
The Roundup had several hundred
feet OF hose formerly but il has dis
appeared from the grounds and new
hose was required.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18

The work on the interior OF the 81
George hotel is beginning 20 take
shape and within a few DAYS viii b.
completed LabOrers began today in
laying new plaster along the lower
sides OF the walls The elevator Is
finished with the exception Of some
minor parts which viii soon be in
stalled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
One Hundrea Four Today.

The official thermometer kep- hy
Edgar F Averill registered 10s de-
grees this afternoon shortly before .
O'Clock. the highest mark OF tie
summer The humidity Is also Sc
we're. making today the most uncom-
fortatie thus Tar OF the sumner sea
son
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Railroad Ties Burn.

The fire truck was called ont yes
terday afternoon on a still alarm TO
q fire in some railroad ties east OF
the Northern Pacific Court street
crossing. No one knows how the fire
started II was easily extinguished
and no great damage was done
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18

Major Swartzlander and : Il. FL
lott OF the reservation VIII 20 10
Athena this evening 10 engage D-
PlamOndOn and Fay L Grow IN ten
MS doubles The rivalry existing 0Te-
tennis hOnOrs promises that a good
series viii be seen The former team
already has won several games from
the latter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Justice Parkes Here.

Justice Of the Peace Joe Farl.ss
came in this afternoon from Pine Park
near Meacham and VIII return THIS
evening. Some vagrancy cases brought
in from Cabbage Hill are expected u
be heard by the justice before he re-
turns late this afternoon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Band Concerl Enjoyed.

A large number q people enjoyed
The first hand concerr u the summer
season last night The Round-up
band under the leadership of Robert
Barney rendered al exceli-ut program
and appreciation OF Il was larishly
shown IN the generous applause tha-
greeted each number.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-18
Glad to Get Back.

Expressing his great JOY 10 be hack
in PendletOn. Ray Beagles OF Cosby
street returned yesterday He had
been in Montana on a sheep sheariI.s
expedition but he declares tha- there
l. cnly one town for him an1 that Is
Pendleton.