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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27
1ltldiin.

Ger Baifogier5ug BET sc. g. 6
g. gnbn tpuroe Iebte gaa6t 5tuifdei1
aipei un0 orei l1br IN Ser g21be bon
9nopa, Ofla., bon masfierten Nan-
bitten angebalten urlo ausgeraubt.
8eitere 9eadridten ii6er oe1t
ueberfan auf ben Baiiagiersliq ser
Af. s.. & z. Yabn tneloell onB ser
Sng BON iieben ldiper Demaffneten
Hdubern iiberfalen palroe. 3tpei
Ranber froden IN Musfogee altf ons
Da6 zines @agens. giiolif bon
Wea's Stuitd fIetterten lie in cas-
Sab uno befobIen Dem 2ofolnotto.
iibrer un0 oem Sei5er. oen Nagen
nn5ubalten. gs iDartetell bort flinf
aamernoen Der beioen Mauber. Gem
3ugperional puroe iekt befobfell.
beralts5ufomnnea 1lno iid3 neben elm
amber bill5ltlteIlen. 0ie Nafjaaiere
muBten Die Wagen perlafieli, pairDen
|aber niht beldftigt. Mdbretio Iic
bon orei gonoiten beuod)t purOell,
gingen bic nnoern bier an Die gr0ff-
niins Der grpreBfbrGnfe. Grei ipoG-
ten fih nidt offlen Iaiien, Der bierte
iuuroe geoffnet. Gieie Mrbeiten beu-
erten lingefdbr 5ipei Stunccn. Der
Sdrarf ipliroe geleert, bic 8elte in
Sdfe berteilt, Die HnIiagiere er9icl-
ten grlanbtlis in Die @agen 3llriid-
5ugeben nno nit einent boiIitcn
..@aite Nad)t" madten iid bic Niii.-
her oapon. Gon alien Seitpn bat
man iid1 gu ibrer Nerfoloung auije-
nadt.. Bon ct. 2onis aus iuiro &C.
inel0et, bob Die 8elite Der M1nbcr
niir gering ge!peien lei.
Sn Californian lit Der gor-
idlag, Die Holitif gaii5 aus Ter
Understanding ais5uldeioen uno
aue Neanlten ynon-partiion" al ma
den, bon Der @1blerihoft NIT eiuer
Wtaioritdt bon 10000 Stinnlen 3lI.
riidgeipieien.
Die 81 ben Miilppinen geho-
rige Snfel 2usou lit in ihrem liioli<
den 9eiI bon einem gSirbelItnrm
beirleelud)t. IN Dem f70 Wenicben
nm's 2eben eefontrlen iiito.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

Jm 0berbanie bes enslildjen
&arJaments erfl6rte QDr6 Qans.
eVwue, Der Niniiter obue Vprte.
fsxihe, anf cine Tnterpellation bpn
Seiten oes 2orb Qprebnrn hin, Saf
q fiirdte, Serbien aper6e Ben 0rud
bon SeiteH Der bentlden gerbanoe.
tn xno Der @nl8arcn nidt ISnger
ansbaltsn fSnnen nnb bie Streit-
frxffe, NIT benen i'm 6ie Mlliierten
- &iilfe sefommen, ipiirben id5ner.
lid i'm Stan6e iein, serbieu's ger-
ai9tMn8 81 berbinbern. Ct iebtc
ti95M, GnsIanb nn6 Tranfreid tan.
~ I'm @eerifft, cine eroke Srnp-
tenhedt mad benz Orient ~ ienben
xnr pc eriuarttten nnr Bic @eiinnaen
eee Sir CHARLES Garmi&aeI Nonrp
xaS Gnbere BefebIs6aber, an uef.
dem |nnfte fie beripenbet ,perbtu
fouttn. Gn8Ian6 nn6 ssranfreidl
bStten bic Geransforbermna Der
MentraItn NGdte anf Der @nIfan.
baIbinfel nnb anberspo anfaenpu,.
men mno Ft itien entI4lpKen, GdjIaa
axf G4lag ans5nteilen. Gie. hofi.
ten l@Iiefli& bod nod Sic tn.
tss(16tuug GJrieAenIaHbs nnS 9(u.
mSniens 81 befpntnten, ieien aber
bsn bieier 1tnteratnng Inidjt abhSn.
GIG. Die GrflGrnng mar, iuenu
fe sn4 bic idJIimme Gage Serbiens
5n6ab, bod in eintm Conc eehalteu,
1er bic 9nbSrer iiber bic tatiGdIidjen
SerbdltHiiie ire fibren mnfte.
Die grfI1riihg, Die 2oro 2nlls-
0otpne i'm Oberboufe ocs enaIiIhen
NnrIamertfs abgnb, NOR bera1Ioff
ourd cine Grnge oes Carl Qoribluo.
2ebterer tuoIlte uilfen, Of bic Gel,-
olung bon Sriippen nod SaIonifi IN.
TER 3uftimnling Der militGrifhen
Mdtgeber erfolgt lei uno ob 9orlerei.
tingen fir oieie expedition getrof-
fen leien, 0ie ieflen Natgebern ge-
iriigeno erihienen. 2oribiuto erfIGr-
te geraoeniis, oaB man burd oas
GurbnneIlen ltnterilebmelt iebr emf
t1uldt lei. Or tpiffe nidt, OBJ oas.
feIbe 0ie BilIigltng Der Notgebe--
gebabt Dobe, aber er mohte BEL DIE
fem ltnterrebmeit oeifen geipiB iein
gr ipiiie genaiL onB Die Megieriins
IN oieient NugenbIif feine Debotte
iiber Die Mngelegenbeit 81 bobcn
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&nrSe l1eberlilbt.

2oro 9ansbomne siebt im
Earlnment ST., baf Ger6ien
nid)t ntebr sn retten lit, erflGrt
abtr, 6af Gnslano mnb Tranf-
reid trDtOem srofe Sruppen-
ma1en nad oen Orient ld)ifcn
iuiirOen.
Die ocatsden wrrbanbeten
iin6 in Gerbien iiber Halnafa
tinans pprseriift. Sic iinS
bis amf biersig Mieiicn iiiolid,
bpn Der Comm Dorge6ringea.
Tie @uI9aren finb tcil,ueilc itmr
nod siuansis NciIen entferni.
Npuaifir iuirb bon ocu Gerben
9eranmt. airot lit finseidlui-
len.
8inbenbnrs's 1ruppen iinb
Dieoer iiber ben Sllngt sesan-
gen.
Ginfinsen's Ernpprn babea
5tellnnsen sluiidjea StoIfi nnb
G5artprisf seitiir,ut.
3rins GeopOlb bun 8abern
idl6gt bie Mni5en a6ermals IN
Ser @esenb BON YarnnouitiAi.
9otihafter GerarS hattie eirc
lamst l1nterrebnng nit BEN
SentidJen &aiier.
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Gin ruiIilder sOloatenbrief.


Gin erfdiitternoes giIo bon Dem
gleno, oas Die firrnloie nno I'M
Etenidlide 9fiif5ugsitrategie ser
Nniien unter Der gepolferung ange-
ridtet fat, giebt Der 9rief zines rul-
|iilden 5oloaten S. 8. 9buifou
an feline Srau, Der in 6eutld;e
Sdnoe gefalen lit u1t0 Ser iest bon
Der Granffurter 3eihtng beroffel.t-
li6t miro Der bonn 8. sfuguft oa-
tierte Brief lantet:: .geuerite @ol-
|ia! genfe, liebe @aIia, felt oenn i.
slng1it baben mir feline 9tube uno
Mait mebr. go ipar es aaggeidloiien,
ielblt ben fleiniten grief al ldre;<
ben aber beute enoliA babe id3 elm
paar freie Mirtuten, Inn Dir gead,-
ridt 5ufonlnten laiien gu fonnetl.
Ebeuerite Wnlin! Du fann;t Dir aud,
niht oie gerinsite goriellung mo-
dlen, iuie es bier 5ueebt, uno
mas nit Der 8eb0lferuna aites
|genlaht miro. Sag lno giodt fab-
rem iie. Gs lit inlnogIidl lih
ourh Die unen6Iiden 9feiben o1rd;-
5lluinoen. Die Jliihtlinge perlalien
lire beimatliden Oorfer uno fiibrcn,
mas iie nlir nit iid nebmesl f0l:-
nen, anf irgenomelhen @ogen nit.
80 5iebett iie onBit1, obne 3ll tpiIien
wobin. Grieren nliiilen iie tageIangi
Bdifer giebt es bier iibcrbmlpt
1lidt, lllo GIiifie fitt0 feline on. aur5.
Die llnieren ihlepper1 Die Wenihcn-
Imaiien CUR @ernihtung, 2inoer ipei-
men i,no lbreien. aber allcs lmlonit!
lln5ablige fterben ,tlteriuegs. Daan
laBt fie aber einfad liegen, en;-
lang Der StraBe in ben @rGben unb
lhiittet ettpas grbe oorauf. WeiterI
uno ipeiter gebt Der ,lftenNide 3ngl'
., GROCER Gott. BaIia, elm unge-
belres Gleno bot Die Meni9beit BE-
troffen in oiefer init Menfhbeit
iiberldmenlmten @eseno! Man fann
oies aIles gar riht ldiIoern, io
fiirhtbnr gr1Blib lit es. slber ne,ul
ih geIiino bleibe nno tpieoerfonme.
neroe 1h Dir aIes fagen fornen.
Gas @etter lit unertr1eli1 geipor-
ben. Geute fam elm fleiner Negen.
gnB, itno on fonnten mir nod langer
!3eit tpie0cr etipaS aiifntmetl un0
ans bon oem Stnlib, Nalih INTO
Shmus erbolen. @ir baben belle
iino beige Gage, aber oie Come lit |
,liht gu ieben, berln oas Seller Der !
@elhiise, Die gfauhspolfen Der pla.: !:
serben @elhoiie beroinfeltt ben
Sinniel. Oa5n fonlnlt nod BEL
&aiib ,lno 8rai1o BEL Der gerrid)- |
tling oIler MniieoIungen, 9orfer nno
St1ote beim slbsug unIerer Triip-
pen. Iues, alles, mas iiberbnupt 0u |
perbrennen lit, nliillen Die ltniriaea!
oamit Der gesner itidts |
in Die Snno befomnt. 90 lit oirs
alles fein Reben nnebr, ionoern eincl
80Iferbinrihtltng. Shon ieit sipei
@ohen fam man feline 3iinobol5crl
befonlmen, 3igarettenpapier lit o,,h
niht 81 baben mir raiihen lett
nit Dem Yapier No. 7 (Shreibpe-
pier). Bos fir cine Griegs5eit it'll
iiber uns eefonmen. 9rieg fonn
man oos Sdredlide aber nift mebr
nennen. gs lit 10, tpie penn mani
cine nnadbliae Wenidenmenee in Ell.
men eroBen &eilel preiien ipiiroe uto
Der ean5lihen geritidtilng preisgd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

BON chamber entfernt. gllle ler6i-
id)en 9onanbafen iinS in ben 0anbe:
Der 9eiitlden mnb alter @erfebr uui:
9inmailien nad) Gerbien fat baber
anfseb6rt. Gie ierbiidJe Gta6t Ga=
bmieiuak lit I'M Sample 5eritSrt ipor-
ben, Muunftir ,uirb pon Den Serben
serGnmt It. Eirpt lit nollitanbig ben
ben 8nIsaren eingeidjloifen.
Sn her Norooitefe pc,r Serbie,t
ipiro cine gerbinonng stuilden
ben oentfd)en &erbiin6etem nus
Ben gnIgaren berseitellt, bic
es m6sIidJ iitadt, Mmnitipn ilndl
aDnitantinupel 81 IdDifen.
Sn 8esng anf oie bel genannte
Balm, bic bum @elgrab iiber 9ii1
nad Galpnifi fiibrt, ipiro beridtet,
baf bic 0entiAen bic eritem fiinfsis
MeiIen bon 8elgrnb ans, nnter Gpm-
trolle baben, bic Gerben bic nGditen
bnnbertfanfsis, bic Snlsaren SIC
nadjfen bnnbert nn6 BIC Gnbftrefe
bon fiinfsig MeeiIen bic Transpien.
Gle Oeiterreider melben, 6af fie
BEN Gerben Sic Siiselitellnngtn iiib-
Iid bun 2asarebnc senOmnten baben.
S,inbenbnrs's Srmppen babel,
mieSer ben Sllnrt JInk bei Der Gtabt
aleidjen se0mens gefreuat, iiber ben
lie fid seiterm batteu 5ariid5iebcn
miiiIen.
9ie sritppen bes General BON
9infingen baben Sic Gtellnngen Ser
siitHen 6itlid BON &oIH nno meitlid
BON Gsartorisf seitiirmt. Sic Ea-
ben 1850 Gefansene gemadt nrt
sebn Naidlinen Wefdiitc erbeatet.
Nus Berlin ipiro BON eineni abcr-
malisen GrfDlse bes yrin5en Geo.
poIb BPM Uabern in Der Baranppid)i-
0egen0 senelbet.
I Mms Yaris pirb seneloet, 9hlf.
Lamb iei NIT ieinen gorbereitmneen
fertis iinb iperbe Gerbien NIT elmer
ftarfen Srippenmadt sn Silfe fpm-
men. @enm 6ies ipirfIid) lpabr lit,
10 tuirb es bieie Srnppen ie6enfaas
an Der Sdipar5en Mieer-aiitc gnl-
gariens lanSen laifen. Die Sarfcm
baben aber bereits ansefinbigt, ban
lie Fd jeOer 2anbMng bart nnf baS
Gnti&iebenfte ipioerleten iuerben.
GnsIiide srnppen baben seiterm
salpnifi berlaiiku, nm segen Strnnt.
nika boraMraden.
Iie 9tniden 6a6en n6r6lid uuu
&c @tsnil in Der Champagne eincn
0raben iuieoer eenommen, ben iG-
men bic 6ransoien am Gamitag ab-
genpmmen batten.
AMd Er6Fbent Yoincare 6ar
rim 0efret erIaifen, mad bem Sic itn-
antaitbarfeit eines nentraIem Sdif.
fes nnb Ieiner 3abmns fanftis
nidjt mebr ourd Die Jlagse saran-
tiert iperben iol. go bleiben nnIere
Eroteite? Tor alenl iuo bIeibt mn
icrt Note nad Gnslanb?
8ie ans Mtben seneISet iuirb, lit
bas tiirfiIde Sranspprtidiff ,gar-
men,, bas NIT Wnnitiun belabeu
mar, i'm Narmara Neer in Ben
Wrnnb gebubrt fuor6en
Der fannoildje 0ampfcr ,Gon-
naepna" lit in ben Grnnb sebubrt
iuuroen. Gb Die geiatmna aerettet
iueif man midt.
gns 2onbon ipirb seineloet, siue;
Der befannteiten beiitIden Sptel 3e-
iiter batten iid freiiuillis in Elm &c
tentionslaser anf Der sSmiel Mar
bringcn laiien, ipeil iie iidD bor Den
Somben Der oentIdem 9nftIhiifer
anher SRI. Gaoell Iolleu BON oem
ariegsseridt In 2iittidD nod biermmo-
breifis Eerionem ,uesen Grm5aIi-
dung Der 5lndt bon @eiamsenem snm
yu0e DerurfeiIf gein.
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Die 8iaiito Iegierung ir'
Ghibiiabua bat Die bortiaen 8erfc
Der Nmerican Smelting Il Hefitlimg
Gonlpanp NIT 8elflag beleet, tuie
Der 8ertreter Der @erfe in CT BaIo
befdnnt moht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

slm 5. ssuni ildhlten ssabres
miro in 9anenarf oas @efet in
araft treten, oos ben sSrauen bos
Stimmreht eiebt.
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2nr geadltnna.

Weine 8irtldaft befinSet iid Isl
Cf-Sonitpn Ctr, Elm balber Mud
Sitlid Der Yoft-Offiee. Stets friidies
Bier am 3apf, Iuiuie beiker nno fal-
ter Inndj.
Gdtnnssbpa
q. Z. @plf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

= geites Del lmo @oicIin crhGlt
man BON Der Glimp Oil Goa 400
OIt-gommerce Str. Neues Gel. sra.
bis 1859.
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Or. MeiIenser, 3ahnarst, lit boll
219 mad 422 Moore-@ebdube it1ige-
soger. Eel. grodett 174S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

Or. 8. Ereitpn, 90. g., bebanoelt
alIe Rranfbeiten. sol ct. WfarDs Sf.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
0RYS EXPECT 70 CONTROL
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
NATIONAL BODY LOOKED UPON
AS SURE THING BEFORE
NEXT CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON, April s.-The
"drys" expect to capture control of the
democratic national committee be-
fore the next convention, The decla-
ration Of Secretary Bryan that mem-
bers of the national committee should
be anti-liquor men is accepted in po-
lttlcal circles as the opening gun Of
the battle between the drys and the
vets, for control Of the national dem
ocracy. Prohibition advocates claim
ed the president will be compelled to
take positive stand as soon as con-
gress recOnvenes. IL he is not smoked
OUT sooner. The president thus far
has refused to discuss the liquor ques.
ton in any way. At the White House
1t was said there was no comment to
make on the letter Bryan wrote L. w.
Remington of the Iowa state demo-
cratic committee, The secretary Of
state declared in this letter that
whoever succeeds Judge Martin Wade
as national committeeman from Iowa
should be an ant-liquor advocate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
GIBBON FOLKS VISIT
OUT OF TOWN FRIENDS
Especial Correspondence.l !

Especial Correspondence.)
GIBBON, Ore. April 7.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Hager spent Tuesday in
Pendleton.
Mrs. Billie Williams and two chill
dren were in Pendleton Tuesday
shopping.
Pauline and Elizabeth, the two lit
tie daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F..
Keith have been suffering the past
week with mumps.
Henry Thompson and Will Brace
were in Pendleton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker were
in Pendleton Saturday on business
visit.
Add Griggs returned yesterday
from Walla Walla, where he spent
several days.
Miss Myrtle Hyatt Of Weston. has
been spending this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson.
w. Van Dozen and wife arrived
Wednesday from Pendleton and will
this summer have Bingham Springs
under their management. The
springs we're recently leased by Mr..
Van Dozen and Billie Hoch, both Of
Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08

productive city In the world and to
have gardens growing on every va
cant lot.
Mrs, Newton has a creed with but
one article. And that binds the sub
scriber to the belief that trees should
grow before every house, that every
vacant lot should produce vegetables
and flowers and that plants should
grow wherever there Is room enough
for them to take root.
Instead of being for the "clty
beautiful plan, Mrs. Newton insists
IN a city productive program. she
favors municipal condemnation OF
houseless lots upon which there is no
cultural vegetation.
"over in Germany they have no va
cant lots" she said. 'and 1t is my
plan to Germanize America--so far
as vacant lots are concerned. Why
give unemployed soup tickets Why
not give them work improving vacant
property"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08

RoSEBURG, Ore, April S.-Al-
though the estate of which he was
appointed administrator Is valued at
S5O0,OOO, John Parker Of Roseburg,
was compelled to borrow s175 with
which to pay taxes and insurance on
property of the estate located in Ore
gon. John NJ. Keith died in San
Francisco six months ago.
With the exception of property in
Douglas county valued at $4,000, the
estate Is in California. There are so
heirs, one Of whom will receive a
sixth interest of the property other
heirs will receive as little as a 1-772d
interest in the estate. Two women
who befriended Mr.. Keith during his
lifetime will receive $4,000 each,
while a third was bequeathed his au-
omobile.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
NeWsyNotes of Pendleton

filed their replies. They both allege
that Kidd promised to keep his land
fenced and to care for the cattle In
stead, they claim, he permitted them
to stray in all directions. Frank
Michael alleges 1t took him and an.
other man so days to round up his
herd and that he never did recover 1s
head, valued at sass, Therefore, he
asks Judgment for that sum plus
$3.50 for labor in reclaiming his cat
tie. Charles Michael claims he lost
three head in like manner, valued at
$3.50, and was out sS2.5O in recover
ing the others. He asks judgment for
that amount. w, H, Peterson is rep
resenting them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Plot C1inrre Is Rejected.

LOS ANGELES, April s.-The
county grand jury rejected as un-
founded the allegation Of Charles e.
Sebastian, chief Of police, that the
charges of moral misconduct made
against him by two delinquent girls
we're the outcome Of a plot to ruin
his chances Of becoming mayor al
the approaching municipal election.
Having disposed Of this phase Of
the case. the grand jury report said
that attention would NOW be turned
to the matter at this issue"-Tho
charges made by the two girls, Vic
toria Desparte and Lucille Livingston,
wards Of the juvenile court
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Montgomery Sells Land.

For a consideration of $4,000, j.
E. Montgomery. local grammar, has
sold $40 acres of wheat land this side
of Holdman a few miles to James A.
Numbers. The deed recording the
transfer was filed today. Another
deed records the transfer of quarter
section of mountain land above Bing-
ham Springs from William L. Ray
born and wife to Jackson L. Rowland
and wife for $2700.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Answer i'm Straw DlsDute.

The dispute between Peter Xedes
and DR.. G, S. Hoisington over pay
ment for straw hauled by plaintiff on
defendants land is still unsettled and
is set for trial at the coming term
cf court. Defendant in his answer
alleges only 81 loads were hauled and
that he owes only a balance of s14S.-
SO, which he tenders to the court
Plaintiff has demurred to the answer,
Frederick Steiwer is attorney for the
defendant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Cross Claim Is Alleged.

Replying to the complaint of ]. D.
Kimery that 800 is due him, James
Marple alleges that the 800 was
promised by defendant when certain
land which he had to take back from
]. ]. Kimery plaintiffs father was
sold. A contract for sale has been
made, he states, but the transfer not
completed AS cross-claim, he al
leges he holds a note upon which is
due S176 executed by plaintiff to w.
A. Brown and he asks the court for
judgment for that amount less the
500. ]. B. Perry is his attorney
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Federal Court Adjourns.

Having completed the business on
the docket, the federal court this
morning at 11:15 adjourned its east.
ern oregon spring session and most
of the officials returned to Portland
on No. II. Bertha Martin and Annie
Chapman the two Indian women SEN
fenced to the Multnomah county Jail
for 80 days, were taken down by
Marshal Montag and Deputy Becker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
a5 March Bnllding Permits.

During the month Of March there
were 25 building permits issued ac-
cording to Recorder Fitz Gerald s
monthly report to the council. The
valuation Of the Improvements made
under these permits is given as $15,-
600 approximately. In addition IL
sidewalk permits were issued for a
total of 1900 lineal feet Of new walk
and ten plumbing permits. There
were SO violations Of the ordinances
Forty served sentence. % paid fines,
IL forfeited bail and sentence was
suspended upon 8. The cash collect
ed in fines was s3O3.5O and for IL
censes $143.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Water sales $4,000.

The water sales in the city for the
month of March totaled almost $4,000,
the report of Supt, Hayes showing the
receipts from this source to be ST.
s7s4O. The total receipts from all
sources amounted to S20SS,4O and the
total disbursements including S2S9.S6
fer the repair of the reservoir, $SS2,5S
The delinquent accounts at the close
of the month amounted to $7s9.72
Sinking fund loans totaled SS4,421.OO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Iast ChanCe for FYdo.

A number of dog owners having
failed to take out their annual licens-
es. Chief Kearney is preparing to
commence hostilities against both the
dogs and the owners. The dogs will
probably be sent to the blessed isles
where pork chops abound while the
owners stand chance of being hauled
into court. The ordinance provides
that no dog may be kept in the city
longer than ten days without a license
and that violation is punishable BY
a fine of from IS to $40.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
More Coyotes Perish.

A total of $219 has been paid out
by County Clerk Sailing today in coy
ote bounties, 73 hides having been
presented for marking. Clarence
Carson of Hermiston secure more than
half of the whole amount, his 4S hides
netting him $144. C. E. Miller Of
Holdman was second with 21 hides
and $63. ]. L. Gain Of Echo, Thomas
H. Hurburt Of Echo. Ernest Ross Of
Adams and S. W. Blue of Pendleton
brought in one each. Yesterday the
largest number presented by any one
person was IS by Gussie sprague OF
Freewater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Announcements Of Dances.

Announcements of a series of pub
lie dances to be held In the Eagle
Woodman hall on Saturday evenings
are being mailed out. The dances
will be given under the auspices of
the Jolly Club" No invitations are
being sent out, the public generally
being invited but the management
will reserve the right to refuse admit.
tance to persons who make them
selves Objectionable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
CHICAGO TO BE MADE
THE Getty BEAUTIFUL"

CHICAGO, April when God
gets ready to establish a paradise on
earth He will come to Chicago, ac-
cording to Mrs. s. H. Newton, chair
man OF the Municipal Art Leagues
committee to beautify the city's
streets. Mrs. Newton proposes to
make Chicago the most efficiently
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
sch6olmen to Spokane.

County Superintendent I E. Young
and Principal A. c. Hampton of the
high school will leave next Tuesday
for Spokane to attend the convention
of the Inland Empire Teachers asso-
citation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Old Sweetheart is Rich.

DENVER, Colo. April s.--Lorging
of will of James T. Wilson. rs, Dem
Yer pioneer and stockman, who died
here, in county court yesterday, re-
vealed romance the aged man guard
ed during his life, when he left virtu-
ally his whole wealth, estimated at
$750,OOO to Miss Carrie Hurd, of Dem
yer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08

sui ~ NNuCSts
d. c. Graybeal this morning filed
suit against Emil Wild to collect
$sS.S2 alleged to be due on a promis-
sorry note plus interest, $50 attorney
fees and costs. W. NJ. Peterson is his
attorney,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Edncator % Go to war.

MOSCOW. Idaho, April s.-Dr.
James Maclean. expresident of the
University Of Idaho, now of the Uni
yersity Of Winnipeg, has been called
go the colors and will leave with the
next regiment Of volunteers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
To Care for Indians.

In response to instructions from
the Indian bureau, Major E. $.
Swartzlander left this morning for
Alderdale, on the Columbia river. to
lcok after some destitute Indians
there The Indians are not regularly
under his care.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08

He enlisted at the outbreak OF the
war and had been drilling at Winni-
peg. He resigned a year ago. His
wife was Moscow girl.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Condition IS Unchanged

The condition Of Mrs. l. U. Temple
is reported this afternoon to be un-
changed. For the past three days
her condition has been serious, her
temperature running very high.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
Dwight Edwards Dead.

R. Alexander today received wire
message stating that Dwight Ed
wards, prominent Portland merchant
and head of the Dwight Edwards
Company, died there today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08
BABY Has Commissions.

The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
August Noreen was seized with CON
vulsions today and 1t became necessary
to call physician, she is better this
afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-08

Let Cattle Stray Is Charge.
Frank Michael and Charles Mich
ael. whom L. s. Kidd separately sued
recently for $246 and $21S respective
ly for balance on pasturage, have