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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
MEXICANS ARE BUYING SHIPS
Carranza Secures Two and General
Felix Diaz Three.

New York, June 25-The purchase
here of two steamships to be used by
General Venustiano Carranza as Mexi.
can troop ships and of three steamers
by General Felix Diaz for purpose
not stated has jusut become known.
General lgnacio l.. Pesqueira, assist
ant secretary of war for Carranza, said
he bought the steamer Atlanta from
the Chesapeake Steamship company
and the smaller steamer Alameda.
The Atlanta, which flies the American
flag, is now in drydock at Baltimore,
while the Alameda, flying the Cuban
flag, is in Cuban waters. Together they
cost about 100000.
General Pesqueira said that both
vessels are being overhauled and
equipped with wireless and that as
soon as they are ready they will start
for the Gulf of Mexico. The names
of the vessels purchased by General
Diaz were not made known.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
GET MEDALS FROM BERLIN
Officers and Men of Auxiliary Cruiser
kronprinz Wilhelm.

Norfolk, Va, June 25.-Captain
Thierfelder of the German auxiliary
cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm, interned
here, has received message of con
graduation from the emperor for his
ships exploits. according to members
of the crew. The men are wearing
medals received from Berlin.
The Prinz Eitel Friedrich's crew
have received no medals, it was said
but Captain Thierichens has been pro-
NOTED several points In grade.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
CARRANZA REJECTS PEACE
Declares He Will Not Compromise
With His Opponents.

Washington, June 25.-General Car
rama has informed the United States
government that under no circum-
stances will he treat with Villa; that
he will not compromise with his OPP
ponents and that he will continue his
plan to crush his adversaries by mil
itary campaign.
General Gonzales advance on Mexi
co City has halted.
Learning that Zapataistas are
strongly intrenched in the city the
Carranzaista chieftain kept his forces
outside i'm the hope that Zapata will
surrender to save the city the horrors
of big battle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
MAILS WILL AVOID CENSORS
To Be Sent on Vessels Not Touching
BeIligerents.

Washington, June 25.-Because of
the reports that United States mails
destined for Norway, Sweden, Den-
mark and The Netherlands, in tran
sit through belligerent countries have
been opened and censored, Postmas-
ter General Bruleson directed that un-
til further orders all mails for those
countries be sent on vessels sailing
direct and not touching at any port
Of belligerents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25

President Wilson spent several
House, at Roselyn, l.. l., and discussed
impressions Colonel House received
from his recent visit to Europe. Colo
mel House told the president of his
interviews with leading government
officials of Germany, Great Britain
and France regarding the possibility
of peace and questions which have
arisen between those governments
and the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
SLOPESCARPETEDWITH DEAD
Official Eyewitness Tells of Fight.
nq In DardanelIes.

Paris, June 25.-Thousands of bod
les carpeted the sandy slopes OF Gal
lipoli peninsula in a seven-day bloody
combat in the Dardanelles, an official
eyewitness statement reported.
The Turkish trenches were piled
high with Cadadors, while the allies
lost heavily The Turkish losses on
Krithia slopes were enormous and we
took many prisoners. The English
entered one trench from the rear and
captuyed 500 prisoners"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
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London, June 25.-With the excep-
ton of a small front alongathe River
Dniester all of the armies of Russia
are either within or on their own
frontier.
Heavy fighting was reported to the
north of I.emberg. even before the fall
Of this city, so that Grand Duke Mich
olas, commander-in-chief of the Rus
sian forces in the field, may have had
some difficulty in Withdrawing his
men to their new lines along the Riv-
er Bug.
Military critics in London are ad-
hitting reluctantly that the power of
from the hands of the Russians, while
special dispatches from Petrograd de-
clare that ii may be even years before
the Austro-German aggressiveness
can be worn down. 1t is generally ad-
mitted that Russia, like England, is
not suffering from lack of men, but
that a shortage of munitions has pre-
vented the initiating of the general
allied offensive expected early this
summer.
Heavy engagements marked the op
erations along the western front. The
French were the objects of vigorous
counter attacks by the Germans, who
are seeking to recover the positions
lost by them this month. Each side
reports slight advances, but the rela
tive positions have been little changed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25

Before I would go to war for any
nation on earth" said Eugene V.
Debs at a union labor picnic at Cen
terville, O., 81 would be shot as a
traitor
WAR is in the interest of the cap
italist class. Patriotism is talked to
the laboring man to get him to fight,
but when it is over it will be the
capitalist who will profit"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
BOY is WORTH TWO GIRLS.
So Jury Decides In Assessing Damages
For Deaths of Twins.

In awarding $1,000 to Edward g.
Benson of North Arlington, N. j., in
his suit against milk company jury
In Hudson county court Jersey City
decided that the value Of boy Is just
twice as great as the value OF girl.
Benson sued the milk company for
100000 damages for the deaths OF his
three-month- twins, boy and a
girl. He said there were ptomaines In
milk he bought.
After deliberating two hours the jury
agreed the boys life was worth $1,000
and the girls $1,000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25

Sour stomach, clogged up bowels
pimples, blackheads, foul breath, are
evils of constipation, indigestion Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea regulates
the bowels. prines the blood. cleans the
stomach needed summer remedy
rs cents, tea or tablets.-Os sborn's Phar-
macy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
AERO MAILS FOR OZARKS.
Scheme to Reach Missouri Region
Where Railroads Are Unknown.

St Louis.-Aeroplane mail service
for part of the Ozark region where
the railroad never has penetrated may
be established soon.
The plan is the result Of an investi-
cation by Albert Bond Lambert, cap
tain Of the United States aviation re-
serve corps, and Frank Mcfarland
superintendent of mails here
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25

El Paso, Tex, June 25.-Bishop Can
dena, eighty-five years old, and three
priests were killed June l by Car
rama troops commanded by General
Francisco Cos, according to private
letter received here.
The letter says the troops looted
and destroyed a college, that the popu-
lace became enraged and, threatening
to attack the soldiers, was quelled.
The priests killed were Father Quiroz,
Father Bazan and Father Lara, found
er of the orphanage at Ocatlan. Cos
troops are part of the forces of Gen
eral Pablo Gonzales operating near
Mexico City.
Carranza agency advices from Vera
Cruz state that Marcelino Davelos has
been chosen minister of foreign af
fairs. Selections to fill three other
vacancies caused by recent resigna
tions have not been made, according
to information here.
Conflicting reports of the military
situation south of Agnas Calientes
were received The Carranza agency
made public a message from Car
rama stating that Villas forces had
made no resistance since his recent
evacuation of Lagos and was retreat
ing north.
Villa advices claim that Obregon S
forces were twice repulsed near Pen
uelas, short distance east of Aguas
Calientes
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
JANE ADDAMS SEES LIT
TIE HOPE FOR PEACE.

London, June 25.-That the
war must be pushed to a de-
cisive victory is the prevail
ing sentiment among all ma
tions engaged in the conflict,
said Miss Jane Adams OF Chi
cago, who returned from visit
ing warning countries.
Miss Addams said the heads
of various belligerent govern
ments, while taking note of the
efforts of the women of Ameri-
ca for mediation, held no hope
they would succeed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
Seven Fishing Vessels Sunk.

London, June 25.-Seven fishing
vessels known as drifters have teen
sunk by German submarine of the
coast of Scotland. Most of the crews
Of the fishing boats were saved.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25

!. j.
!. London, June 25.-A dispatch !
!. from Amsterdam to the Central =
+ News says that the Germans, =
: following their victory in Cali =
!. cia, have made preparations =
: already for another attempt to =
j. capture WARSAW. According Il
!. to this dispatch German troops \
!. from Galicia have been trans +
/. ferred to the BZura front, west =
!. of Warsaw. =
p -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
new EFFORT TO
TAKE WARSAW
Observation-Disclosures
From GaIician Front.
RUSSIANSOUT OF PROVINCE

Said TO Have Been Compelled to Re
tire to Their Own Territory at All
Points With the Exception of Small
Front Along River Dniester.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25
Carranza Troops on Out
skirts of Capital.
FOUR CLERICALS KILLED
Aged Bishlp and Three Priests Slain
by Forces Commanded by General
Cos-CoIiege With Which They
Were Connected is Destroyed.

r = = e = : = y 2. = = = = = = = =
= =
i. Ell Paso, Tex, June 25.-A =
:. CarranZa army under General +
:. Pablo Gonzales has reached +
= the suburbs of Mexico City. ac- !
= cording to a telegram received +
Il by the CarranZa agency here =
!. from Vera Cruz. =
=. i
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-25

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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-23
Set tore Glas ! Spbbit for &ilna.
Militerfritiferne amer &nSfer'
mes Stilling iom farli8.
&ilnas @bmntu8 beFnttet for fer.
tiger iben. Mnaferme frembe-
~ les bdbi8e ! SD6pt.
8alfanfit fitnutiipntn s ssiibtr He6fe mere
trnenbe ssaIien me1btr 6el.
bige Dperationer.
11n6erbanbSfrtae1t.

- &riitianian6 ben 14oe Sept.
@n tpif l1noerpanosbaao, Der opere'
rer Iangs ben norife &Dit, tog Dam'
peren u&a1t6ulf $aien", Der bar
paabet fra Mren6al til @ngla116 neo
Erelait> me6 fom @rtie til &piflan6.
Sarn1ne l1noerpan6sbaa6 iatte Slo
paa @fonnerten r@an6sbecf og-
iaa paabet fra en- 11orif &abn til Gng-
lan6, efter at babe fat @fonnertens
@an6ifab ombor6 paa ct norit CELL
Fib.
Murif 9amper torpeoeret.
- &iebenbann ben lobe sept.
Sen norffe Camper uTortor gorte"
er blebet torpe6eret og ipnfet 9tor6-
ieen. @efetr1ingen bleb re6oet.
Syrfernes &ri8.
- 2on6on, 16be @ept. @fterret>
ninger fra &onitanttnopel gaar, it'll
ge @rcbange telegraph @ompanDS
&orreIpon6e11t Mtben, u6 paa, at
alle @egieringens Ginansinftitl1tio>
ner treffer Goranitaltninger for at
fIptte til 2ilIeai itet8 t16re. Set me6.
6eles fra famine @tl6e, at paa @rnnb
of Grpgt for Opftan6en / ben tprfife
9lrme btl bele bet tDrftlfe Mrtillert
blibe iillet un6er tpit @ommanbo. :.
Sc allierebes @tilling alporlig.
2on6on ben 176e Sept. Den
f6rite offentltge Sale af ct Meolem
af Set brittle &abtnet, itoen @Dgter
opfom ON Meningsforifiel inben @a'
binettet ongaae116e 0ernepligts-
ipgrgsmoalet, blep bol6t at Wtnston
9. CHURCHILL, &ansler foe &ertug-
obm1net 2ancaiter, @nftelo efter-
n1iobag. $an iagbe, at De alltereoe
be ftbite fire eller fem Maaneoer ttte
bobbe giort bet faa go6t, fom be ban-
be baabet. Gorfttelltge 9tng bon
@fuffelier. 5 Grantrtge og Glan'
bern bar Ser giort en @efe reiolate
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-23

Sfreb i 8anamafanalen. Banana
ben 18be Sept. 9rafifen giennem
@anaIen bill blibe ipprret tire ellcr
: fire Gage paa @run6 al ct npt Sfre6
+ lebraffipringen. Ser 9fibe
Slep boIbt tilbage poa @r11nb af
@frebet i6ag.
. sbomas sborions seitamente. -
Canton ben 19oe Sept. Sfplge ben
afbeoe republifanffe 2anosfomite-
mn1b 9bontns Glorious Eeltamente
FoI 10, 600 gipes til Canton for
opfgrelie af ct @Dn1naitiflofale for
Gutter % Niger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-23

&an git 6ernelt ODER til at ONT
tale @usiernes Eilbagetog. Me6ens
@usferne ruiteoe itg paanD og iarnlc,
De fine @refter, bab6e en- 11D 8Droe
falot paa Storbritannien. @itua-
tionen bar meget alporlig; men Sc
alliereoe bab6e bet fin Magt at fire
@rigen til en- ieierrig Slutning, og
De fanoe gibre oet> fagoe Mr. @bur.
chill, 6erfom De gior6e glnbenoelie al
belle fin StDrfe.
ra gtfronteu. -. s..
2onbot1 ben f9be Sept. 9pferne
bar inotaget 8ilna, og bet er lDffets
Dem beb el, on1fatter16e 8ep9gelie
nor6enfor 8Den at on1ringe en- flor
Del af ben rusitife Mrme, iom fiem.
per Sernbanetriangelen 1nelletn
@iIna, 2t6a og @iletfa. Sen RUS
fife StDrfe / bette Str6g 1naa e11ten
fiempe fig frem eitober eller rett-
rere en iDositlig @etntng, oa ben
eneite Sernbane / oeres 8eit66elie er
ben, iom gaar fra 8tlna til 2ioa og
6erfra til Baranopttcbt.
Geltmaricbal bon &in6e11burgs
@rne, iom in6tog @tlna og er an.
fommen til @tletfa / @it for Wilna,
iambirfer meo @rfebertug 2eopo16
af 8aDerns Mrti1e / ct Sori6g poa at
fanee en- Del af ben rusiffe Mrme.
Denne Operation er ofte blebet for.
fegt u6e,t &el6, it6en 6e tbif=plterrtg-
ife Mrmeer begpn6te ne6 fine Grem-
ite6 bet beitltge @ali5ien / @egDn.
oelfen af Mat. ... ..
@e6 ben fpolige Del al @itfronten
bol6er General Sbanoff fren16eles
Geltmaricbal BON Macfenfen Stan-
gen be6 Geitningen @opno Der .r
Nsglen til @uten til @ietp og bar
be6 Mo6angreb in6taget flere 2anbs-
bDer baa6e / @olbbnta og @ali3ien.
Set ipnes at fremgaa af bet Sat.
t1m, at De tpif-bIterri9ife Mrmeer
lite fan boloe fine Stillinger / BET
fDoIige Gelt, at Toriterfninger 111aa
bere fen6t oerfra til bon &i116en.
bmrgs Mrne / Mor6en.
2onoon ben 2Obe @ept. 9OO,.
600 rusitffe Eropper faloer tilbage
fra @gnen omfring @tlna, fom tgaar
bleb tn6taget af Epfferne, og bltber
paa begge Slanfer angrebet af Ep.
iferne, Der gigr en- @raftanitren9elfe
for at on1rtnge be11t.
Deres Stilli1g CT mere fritif emo
ben, nogen rusfff Mrme bar beret
/, ft6en bet itore tpf.piterrigife Gelt.
tog begbnbte.
GDferne bar ltbt enor1ne Sab I'M.
Der be fbite Dages Gorisg poa at
omrtnqe 8tInaarmeerne.
Raballert, fon1 a,tgrtber 6e retire
ret16e @uSfere8 bgtre Glet, n1etes ne6.
at bet r,.sftfe Mrttlert. men beobIt
ber 1neb fine Mngreb. Sc baperffa
&ropper, Der forf6eer at afftiere bet
r11sitife 9tlbagetog fra Spoe1 er
bare nogle Ml fra 2tbo-8oranoblt-
(6ortfattes paa sbte etbe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-23


ira Mrcbangel, Huslano, on1, at &op'
erpebition, Der fful6e ipqe efter De
rusfiife @oIarforifere ga,1ianoff %
8ru5iIoff, er onfotnmet 6ertil, % at
olIe W3e6lemmerne al grpeoitionen
er frife.
@ontp{n 0t+o @npror,tn rei,te
if;o, +ir Qoroaap,, NOR rot r,,s1iifp
e;oor+osf,h @crn,o~ ~ on norm
eeo,o,+,,;,,o ,oo on apo,,h for ~ 5aoo
.efftpr s. = s3ibpnffnbsmnenb 6n,1
.l,Ien i11tb Ierth fp,,noet ttl dt oper.
bintre 6ernor6. oo ben rusfi{fe wi.
6enffobgmonb @totsroob @reitf1fs
{enbte {oo en- Siplpeerpeoitio11 un6er
ron oo,nIp csshonsforpr 4ohtpin 6
& @ben1en iii @per6rup. @penIen
bor sSerer for Sertuoen of Mbrua.
aernes Moforfffb ..GteIIo 8oIore"
Sfplge Vtlbiolmur Stefans1ons
egen 8eretning, offentliggiort at
"Minneapolis Sournol" ONT oen
ebentDrlige Tero, bpornnoer ban op'
oageoe ct NIT 2ano t Polaregnen,
bar bans tre 2eoiagere, Storferl lon,
4noreien og Gbomien, alle georo=
meno.
Disie fire Meno bar fom tabt for
8eroen / balpanoet slar. Monge al
Dem, Der er fortroltge meo De arfti-
tie Gorbolo, bap6e begDnbt at anie
bet fom afgiort, at ben ftefe SSS-
lenot11g 1aooel1om bans tire 11orlte
Seo1agere oar omton1ne.
Stefa1s1en fort9ller, at Storter'
len ONT Worgenen ben 18oe Stunt
1ioltleoen fra ct 40 500 bot SsltDt'
fe ner ben 2eir, De netop bap6e ilaa.
ct paa " @r. 56 W., opoageoe e
nDt 2ano mob ytoropit. 9en fplgen-
De Sag iteg alle fire ilano poa oet
nDe Sono ner 78 @r. 11oroltg Breo,
De og III UT. oeltl1g Sengoe. De
1oa omtr1ng loo Wal al oct nDe
Sonos aD11 ! en- 19opl1l19 @e1nfn9 ira
Sanotngs1teoet, tten 51eloe tnnoe 1e'
eS lengere moo p'1> o9 ira eft 9e1oe
at 2,Uoo Soo ~ uftl tro ! Sonoef
1aaes eaonu De1ere soa11er ! a14e @e1'
n1nger 1tr@tenoe 1t9 om1r1n9 oo
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-23
3prtafnnt11.
Dem brittle 9riieret fonfiiferer 3ipS
for NGlliomer 9pllars paa fire
,1orife 9ampere.

2onoon Sen 16be Sept. Sen BRIT
tffe Brtieoonlt ltol fonben1nereoe ioag
Stbriteparten af 6e an1erifanite 8ro'
butter, Der nogior6e 2a6ningerne
paa fire Da,npifibe. Nro6utter til
en- 8Rr6i at flere Millioner Dollars
erfleres fonfiiferet.
9ommen bleb afiagt at Sir Sa-
muel s. @pans, 9aettens Pr9iioent.
Den angaor 2aoningerne paa oe nor
ffe Dampffibe u&im", ~Ilfreo 9eo-
nlyY. u8iernitierne 8ibrnion" og
E5ri6lano". 2aoningerne beitoo for
ne1nmelig af amerifanife 4ipoparer.
8ore en- Iioen 0el af Dem blep fri
0ibet.
9ampfibene bleb opbragt %,
per1ber ft6itle6en. Sorbgrene fu-
@te6 forrige Maone6, og 9omSaf-
ftgelien bleb roiat til i6ag.
s en- lang @ie16elfe iagoe Cir
@amuel, at @fibene, ba 6e bleb op-
brogt fprte til @iebenbapn oper tret'
ten @ange iaa meget @oos, iom oe
nnoer oln1tn6elige Sn1i itenoigbe6er
bil6e babe fert til ben &abn. Set
Gaftuln gab flar og oberpeloe11oe
Gorpisning om> at BET bar Ment11'
gen, at Barerne ful6e fi116e @et til
.ffsDiflan6> en6ifient bet lite gap af'
sSrer6e 8ebis for, at oe bar beIten1t
for @torbritonniens Gten6er.
@id6loonirgerne, fom for set nefte
bar ofien6t af Be itore amerifanife
@lagterier, og al Dem ber6iat til
$15,000,000, bleb af 8reiioenten
befun6en at bore beitentt for Mnle>
pering Epiflano paa nogle faa
l1notagelier t1er.
9on1} }tolen forfoIte6e lerten Sor-
hringer, in6befattet 6e fra Morrt3,
ssssaTmour, &am1non6, @tptft og @ul5'
berger &ompanierne. Den goo
fien6te otte Gororinger, inobefattet
en- fra GuonbD, ,@ompanid / gbtcago.
De gprige nar bauite @onfguatarer.
Cir Samuel gab Etllaoelfe I'll at
appellere.
Gbtcogo 6en 166e Sept. Sc
nf @torbritannien fonfiifereoe &ie6.
Niger bill bltpe ful6itenoigt Sab
NAgterierne> ifplge Sbomas e..
ABtl'on, 9reii6ent for Morrts & g.,
: efteriom Der lite bar nogen 6orfu6S.
Detailing paa Torle16elIerne.
= @aIbington, 176e Sept. Den
brittle Briieretsfien6elie, Der fon=
ftifere6e for $15>000>000 / amert-
fanif &ieo bafte flor Misitemning /
Observation-Disclosures t6ag. 9et af-
benger af De ifa6eli6te amerifanife
Mfien6ere, ONT Der ifal ne6legges en-
ffarp &roteit.>
Set inorbmmeoes offtcielle &re6-
ie, at &ienoelien bor af ben iterIte
btplomatiife 8etponing iom bereren'
DC ben offe,1tlige 5ten1ning TIMBER
bonolingerne ont Mo6iftfation If
Gnglon6s @tatsroaosorore. Gen
,Jlomatiife Mftion ofbenger af ben
-.3sHige 6remgangsmaa6e, @laeteri>
erne tager. Dog itaar M6n1iniltra.
tionen re6e til at gi6re fraftige So.
reitillinger til rette SID. Set bleb
inbr6mn1et, at @ien6elien tilipi6ler
pberligere oct ipenote GorboIo 1neo
Storbritarnien I MnIeonfng bets
&inoring af 9lmerifas @an6el
Chicago ben 176e Sept. ,Ee
Gbicogo-S Slagtertetere, Der bleb baar>
heit ranrmet beo 8riieretsfienoelie
GngIan6, beilutte6e ioag at appelle'
.Te 4ienbelipr til StorbrttQnnienS
@ebeimeroa6 lamt forlange, at l1oen.
rigsbepartementet ffal ne6legge &ro'
teit, 6a set er e11 &renfelfe af in.
ternatio1al Sob og ct @lag moo ben
-4obets Sribe6, ion BrRlt6ent @il'
Jon bapber.
Sfreb 3anamafanalen. Banamn
ben 18be Sept. 9rafifen giennem
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-18

dollars for No. S, corner Cottonwood
ard High, and ten dollars for No. 3
on Lilleth street.
Councilman Murphy who presided
in the absence OF Mayor Dyer was for
drenching them with kerosene. and
making fires for the practice of the
fne company out other members
were for taking what could be got
out of them. The price bid will not
leave a great deal Of surplus after the
advertisements are paid. The matter
vas left with the fire committee.
f. T. Wade jeti5ioned the council
T. yacate a ten foot strip of Madison
street between Wade's addition and
River View addition. Thirty days must
clapse before action is taken.
Upon the re commentator Of the
llsht committee, the petition for an
arc light at the corner of Aura and
Tustin streets was not allowed but an
order was made to putin a 32 candle
power incandescsmt light there.
The petition Of rhe Elks' lodge TO
put up a fireproof fuel house back Of
the b. P. o. E. bdilding was allowed.
The session ~ the councir was a
very brief one. no matters of import
ance being up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-18

League Baseball clubs, was unfound-
et. Ritner said lbat he paid the fee
last fall after the season closed out
o. his own pocket and that the West
ern Tri-State league was still mem
Der OF the national association and
retained the right TO hold all OF its
players.
Baker fans according 70 the report
printed in a morning newspaper, had
their hundred dollars forfeit ready,
but that communication with other
towns in the circuit revealed that
nothing had been done toward contin-
Ung the league and its franchise had
therefore been forfeited. This state
mont was based upon the report that
other towns in the league had not put
u3 their 500.
THE Baker fans are unduly excit-
ed" explained President Ritner. This
500 that they speak Of is merely a
$500 forfeit exactel from each town
70 show good faith in playing out the
schedule. II has nothing to do with
tae national association, and is mere
ly a league matter II has to be
ra 'sed before the season Is ready 10
oren. There is yet plenty Of time to
raise the s10O in Pendieton. Walla
Walla and North Yakima. However.
he enterprise OF the Baker fans is to
be commended.
Il recently wrote etters to the pres
idents Of all the clubs and so far none
os them has responded. Until l hear
from them the matter Of organization
for the coming year viii naturally be
ga abeyance.
you can say this much for me,
there is nothing 20 the report that the
league franchise has been allowed TO
die out"