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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

Serr 6barIes s. sttpbens III ssssn
aiapirHnterridJt In ben Sod
idnlsn.

8elegenilif Der ssiirisen Sibune
BEG 6ofihuIratbs fam es su cine,
ilsinen aontropsris, als Der antaui
tinss Sniirumsniss fiir bic Wlufiias
belle Der 30sIinss Der Sohidulsn ems
pfeblenb sinberiHtsi purbe. 6err
Charles 8. Stepkns, einss Der oI.es
fen Witglieber Der geborbe, nabm
gdegenbeit, oarduf biI5uiptiisn, bab
teusr AZ piele .5obs" In ben asbrs
plan aufsenommsn ieisn, carunter
aud Der aIopisruntsrri&t, mdbrsnS
iiian iin In friibsren Sabren metr auf
ben ptifenf9aftIid,n llntsrriGt fes
iHrdnft bdtte Geimsr slnIidt nab
bdben bic 5ofd6nien nit item oe'
geypdrtisfn 2ebrplan bic grsnsen tis
'nss 6o9fGuIuntsrrihts ptit iibers
f6ritten.
5err 9llbsrt .. S6cdIsp frat nit
enti6iebenb:it fir ben aldpisruntsr.
ridt siH, Der isiner aniihi nn6 Don
grobsm 9ortbeiI namentlidb fiji bic
3Dalinge Der 6o1f&uIm iei, bic ii&
ipdtsr aIs ainbsssdriuertnnen auss
bilbeten.
9rob bss proteiies Don Rift.r
Som S8paob bsihlok Der S9lIratb.
dri. 4rmItrona. bic als 2ebrsrin res
erniif6en an Der @oobfporb GOD,
i6uIe ipirit, au a,iiaiien, eiusn Sbtil
ibrer 3sii aur uniertpsiiuns BON Tliit'.
tertlubs AZ ptrirtuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
DaS enos oes G. KOnCrsgis
Weibs 5dufsr am 0onnsritas wlittos
fine bic bntagt.
RafSm fis faii ununisrbrod,en spei
2ags lang In Sibuns seipsism.
3ipsi Der gsrDiIIisunss.g .gOrIas.n: Der
potsesat uHb Der Snbian.r.
etnt, seIanstsn ni8t ,ur
gtunabme.
Die Sssnnnnss9ill i'm lebtsn queen.
bIid pom prdiibsnisn unitrs
Ssi8ntt.
Col. GOstbaIs sum GensraImdjor Be.
forbtrt unb bic Grnennuns
Rod Dor bsr Dertasung bonn Gennt
bsitdiisi.
Col. GOstbals sum GeusraImdjor Be-
f0rbtrt unb bic ernsnnuns
Rod Dor b.r Dertasuns bonn Genai
bsftdiisi.

Dafbingtou, .. g., 4. Rars
Ha4bsm tr Sipti Sabre lang fait un.
nnttrbro4sn In Sibuug sepsi,u, Der.
tasts ii@ am Donnerstas Mittaa Der
SO. aongrsb. Der sin nsu.s 3oagef.t
srlafsn, bic Qntis9 s9ruitgsfsss psrpon.
fdnbist, Elm GinfommsnIisusrgejs tts.
aneencmHien bate.
Die @tripilisungsn bes aonarefJ.s
bslaufsn iid duf 81 ,120, ,4g4, ,324, mebs
rtrs WiIlipneu ipsnigsr, dis ION Dors
beresbnbsn aOHsreftn bspiaipi more
ben iinb.
3iDei neutrality-suspicious. bsr
poisGidt iiub Der SnbianrfGiat, ses
Ionstsn ni9t sur annobms, une Sic
gsriDilIisuuesn, bic fir bas Iaufsubs
Jnbr gnunft ipurbsn, iinb nun and
fir bas nd&Its Jabr siltig.
aurs Dor Der Bsrtngung unisrseihs
nsis Der pfdlibsnt nod bic Seemauuss
Worlngs unb bic Qentralitdiss sRefpInz
ton, untss ipeInsr er sxmdhiiat luirb,
Ghiffs az birbiuotrn. uuisyitdnifhe
6df,n AZ bsrlniIsn. ipsnn re @orrdtte
fur arieosihifft fritefiihrsHbtr Nciios
nsn on Hprb habsn. unb e. bsfSrbtris
bta Col. Opst9oIs. ben Grbc,lsr beS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
demer.

- sirs nod 5 llbr seftern Tad.
mittaa bra6 in cineni aebriftbauien
i'm Sofc beS .Soiies SO. t36 Gong.
iportb Strabe elm Seuer aus, oas ie.
bod obne merfliden Sd,abeu an5u.
riaien. seI0iht werben tonrte.
- sSn benz GtabIiiienept Der Ohio
BeIoins & Warwiartiirirg Co., 9sc.
$50 @eit 6. Strabe, eIpIcbirte ge-
itcrn 9lbcnb Elm geb1lter nit Gaiolin
uno es entiian6 eiu graub, Der jebc6
baIb eeIoi6t pirbe. Gsrrd bic gs.
ploiicn fpuroen aber idmmtIite Zen.
iier in Dem @ebalioe 5erbroden uio
EN- 5dnben bon etpa $50 angeritiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
unfaae.

- Ser 54idbrige g,eriiferinss.
Scent Ibos. geapman, 933 Sdratoga
Strafr, geipbort, rpcbnbaft, ip,irbe
geliern gbeno an Der @ariofu uuo
Combine sIpeHuc BON einer @ariaw
slnenue Gar eetroffen uno berart
bsrlest, bnb CT nitteIft eIito geo. 0
nod benz gtabtboipiiaI gebrad,t wcr.
oen mubte.
- ssebu Wilier. elm 4si1brioer
enaejtslItsr in Der Cosmopolitan
Sail, 1912 gine StraBe, poIlte ge.
tern elbenb einen @osofcn arSiinben,
nls pI6Blih cine grpIoiion erfolste.
bel ipelGer er erbebIid,c 9ranbrpuiiH
oen nn Sin6en uno armcn erlitt. CIR
.puroe per gatroI go. 8 na4 BEN
Stantboipitol eebradt.
- Ger 12iGbrige @iliam Quinn,
S02 @eIt s. Gtrnbc. pairoe geItern
elbello fur; pcr 10 llbr, nIs er an Der
1arIisIe ape. um6 Sobn Strabe Die
StroBe frell5en pollie, BON einem|
5nrieab Der ssobu 3uHliteip Co.. bns
bon Holin Robinicn aelenft pilroe.
iiberfnbren ino crIitt einen @einbrn&
ioipie anbere gSerlesimgen. Die feline
lieberfiihrirns nnd bem Belts Strnbe
ScipitaI Hotbig mnften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
7leine HDliseinaHriHteu

- Der 3Ssidbriss ssobu Spen,p.
Ro. S21 aibsrtn Strabs. Der fid ae'
fern 4benb In perb6dtiser Wsifs In
Der gdbe Der Gbas. g. 9afi'jhtn Rss
iibens an piis Strobs berumiri,b unb
Der poliDsi isius aufriebeniienenbs
4usiunfi iiber i,in gebnbnn s.ten
icnnte. purbe ouf aIeemeins g.rs
ba4tsariiubs bin psrbdftst.
- u. 8. Dunton, 2810 wlnbi'on
Roab. m.lb.ts Der polis,i. baB ibm
psiisru 2lbenb aipiidxn s unb 10 llbr
fsiu Jorb 2luto nit Der aiJsnsnnm'
mr 2755O, bas ,r auf siniss Wtnu.
ten unbsauffihtist an Der Dreissbn'
ten unb 9ins Strabe bate ftehen
IoFsn. ssioblen iporbsn lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

- DIE 6fientIide gibliotbef bon
CAUTION lit ieoen albenb urb auber.
oeui Sonntas Radutittags eeoffi.ct.
- Der Canton etabtrntt beobHd,.
tigt 4pro5entise HefunSing Bombs
aiis5useben, ipotnit Bombs gum we.
TRACE BON $134,000, bic I'm afueuit
1915 fdaie iinb. eingeI6it iucroen
lollen.
= Der 9oli5cifcf OrtIicb bon
Canton tut geitcrn fiini anaben ieit.
genomnien, peIhe eilteceen bem Ser.
bot, auf Den Seitempegen be1n Roll.
Northumberland gefrobnt botten.
Gic Serhaitcten mcrbcn beilte bent
Voli5eiritter Serop porsciiibrt lper.
oeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
Sm Ganb aitidt.

Morris 6dmpioa elm 3lsia6riser
6arbiasr Rp. 1905 Sanb atIep, Der
an hsm 6oppls Sifabs giobuit Be.
iddfiist mar. fisr ssftsrn abeub stsen
stbn iik- IN sintn arobsn SanbmiTdcr
iInb sr'tidts, ebe sr oussssraten ipers
ben tonnte. glo6bsm bsr ffneG ber,
beiasrufsne ar5i. Or. alIieme;er. rem
bsr.iis sinaarsisntn aob feitgsIelIi
haits, tpurbe bic asi&e mitieIFi quio.
potrol go. 8 mad Der Rorsue ges
brads.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

Panama Rdnals. gum GeneralsW sWluior.
4u4 dnbers Offisisre, bie NIT benz
Hau bss aannis su tbun baitsn. ipur,
ben bsf0rbsrt.
Die SHiffsansaufs.U UorIaas, bi.
philipptnsnsUo sUorlass. bic Ronfsrpis
ungssDorIaet. bds QdnhsRyebit,
Amsnbsmeni. bus Der MdsrbnusUprs
lase dngehdnei ipurbe, ipie aud bic
Wertrdse nit Qiearagud unb Colombia
= iit ale iamen MIDI sur Munahms.
Wit bsm eube bes SO. RDugrsIfts
tsbrsn bic StHotoren gmooi bon
lliob unb Burton bon Cbio nhb On.
oert ms qriDailebsn juriid, ,.nb bsr
Rspr. lnbsrDoob. Der Diihrtr bsr 81.
motraten I'M RsprGltuionstnbaufs.
f4itb aus bisism aus. nm In nShftsn
&onsreb fstnsn Gis I'm gsnat sinsu'
nebmtn. Wtbr dfs fe&5is anbsrs
WitsIito.r bts Rsprdisniantsntnui.s
f1tibsn aan3 aus bsm Aonsrsb aus.
Dor Der Wsrtasune rpnrbsn Ste iibli'
den RsIOlutionsn TN Gsnnt irnb I'm
Rtprdisnianienbaus dngenomnien, In
.ipeIdnn bsm Dissprdfibsnten VsarfboG.
bs5p. bsm Gpreher glart fiir ibrs uns
parisiifGe Mmtsfiibrung Ddns ousgss
fprodsn ipurbt.
Sstr pisls Iitglisber Sss aongrei,
fss berIiebsn ifon am abenb maits
inston. bic Dsriideruns mitntbmsnb.
bab ssine grtrasS sSibuns bss aonsrsI'
les sinbsrufsn ipsr6sD ipiirbe, fpsnip.
ftens nidht Dor bem Srbn. Wlcn bdli
ts absr fir iebr ipabrfHeinlid, bah
Der "a. aonsrsb I'm Oltober sinbtrus
fen iptrbsn ipirb. bamif er fsine De.
iddfte Dor Der abbaliuns oer Ratio
nalionpsntionsn unb BEN 9setnn Der
prdIioMtihofistampusn I'm Jabrs
1915 erIsbieen lam.
Sol. 9oetbaIs snm Gent.
rufmdior btf5rbert.
Col. gscrgs SO. Uoetbals lpurbs
nod ON DoHneritas IN 4nerisnnuns
TeiHer @trbisnite um ben 1du bts
panamaianals gum Gsnerctmaior srs
lannt unb bic Grnennuns ipurbe aud
'ofort Dom Gtnat befdiigi. DaFeIbs
lsf6ab NIT bier anbsrsn 1<i5rbstun,
zen, bic sltihStitis IN ge.binbuno
nit BEN gau bss pancmatanals ss.
nn4t ipurbeu, EdniIicb:
grigdbsssnsraI mifIiam @. Gorgus,
Ium Gensratmaior, I'm GunisdtssT.,
,1rtsment.
Oberit 8. 8. Sobsss unS Dbsrnr
sutndHt Willinm 8. Gtbert az mri,
Iabessntrdlen In Der ainis.
COMMANDER 8. o. RouiItau bon Der
Jlotts gum aontre Admiral.
Jn Der @orlaes, in psIGsr bids
9tforbsrunssn ungsorbn<t perbtu,
0irb ben bsireffenbsn Dffi,isrsn bsr
Oant bss acnsrsfes ausssbriidt.
Die GOlse bss @esmannl
sefssss.
Gan Grantiseo. Cal, A.
'lat3. ". ". S1fptrIH, Der prdbbtrt
Ct Pacific Steam Sbip GDmpanb,
is iisbtn trnnsdtlnutif9s DampIer In
,striebs bat, iaste ON 4btnb, bab bi.
)ur4fiihrune bes GesmonnsseItbss,
as am WorsM bon benz pydfibsnlsn
Billion unttr5sidust ipurbs, bic Dams
ftr Der paeifie moiI Gompanp bon
Ilsert perireiben tpiirbe.
.Hd4 Der Mnnabms einss frf6en
'slsbes,A insis Serr G@psrin, .bItibi
nitrtr acmpagnis ni@ts anbtycs
brig, ols btu getri,b ouf3ussbsn. gs
! uns unmDsIi9. snit ben iapunif&m
,dmpfsrn Su tonturrirsn, bic orisnia.
ias gtannT8aften bsf6aftigsn, oriens
lIif6s Q0bne bt3nbIsn unb BON ibrs.
ssisruns iubFoirt iperben. linttr
IN Gsfsb ipsrbsH nnier. 9etrkbs.
'itm I'm 200 93rossHt srbStt. Dk
lsbraiisgabeu luiirbsn fi4 aui $500,
70 bstauftn uHb bic aompnenie bal
ttinsm Sabre mebr als 100000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

&slite albeno finSet in ber Central
Eurnbo[le bic monatIife gerianuIb
lung oes Gcutfdl anierifaniiden
Staotperbonbs ftatt. Do peridieDcne
gragen bon GROCER Bittisfeit sur
yeiprefarg geIanaen iperoen, lit bic
gnpefenbcit aIler Teleaaten unb Gin.
3elmitgIie0cr bringenb eriuiinift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
Dies uub Has.

@eIeeentli@ Der beiIte 9ndmit.
fog itattiin6enbcn gerinmnnIiing Der
Central apelue Siuproperneni stiio.
eiatiou, werben Brdiibett u. q. Shift,
bon Ger Mnin gtreet W2erhants NJ
ioeintioIL lulb 9bomas y. SeaIlp,
Der goriiser 6es gieflamefommittees
Oieier gereinipmg, aniprafen bal.
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
perm spana.n, f.in. gaar[4afl tm &c.

bern sipane,n. feline gaarf9oH I'm ges
TRACE bon $40, foipie isine aoIbene llbr
i'm Merbe bon S35 granddaughter,
iporduf re bic Iluht ersriffsn. Ter
gsrdubis bsnadri6iists bic poIi5ei b.s
7. Diifriits, Der "a Id iiir5er 3ett'
selaHs. ben 22.iGbrissn 'FrtS GHnei'
er. 30. 428 God Girabs. ynt ben 24s
i6b,isen Sas. 6. Sbap bon Rp. 2272
@fnbfone qfbsnue aIs Der sbat p.rs
t16tio su psrbdfisn. Sbdfp batts eiu-n
Rspolpsr I'm gefibe, pdhrtnb Bel
S6rsier bic so bss gsraubtsn ges
funben ipurben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
Wtstn Singens bsr ferbt
f4sn RatiOnafbpmns
berurthktft s3
ptrurthttft

Wtnebia 4. Mdr5. Mis aug
Bisu ssrnelest tpirb. III bic Grdfis
D0brila DepiboDie, % Sabre alt, unb
elmer nIteii Salmntiften elbeIsfnmiIjc
onstborig. sa eintni Jabr GsfdngniB
lei barter arbtit bfrur!biIt iporbsH,
neil Re an sirtm offsHtn 9snisr bic
i,rbii6s GoiicnaIbpmns eefunasn
tntts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
straksardHbsr srluiidlt.

Mnbrsp z. Gsutbsrn pon 30. 1922
Nonrman Mbenus, irurbs aeItsrnI
Gb<nb. als CT uuf BEN No9bdnIsrtg
bic Glaptcu unb Woobburn Mpenue
pdiiirtt, ppn spsi Sirpl8sn aHeeb1Is
tsl bic itn NIT porps6dIlsutu Mss0Is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
2isis slranEsnpfIsserin lusii ..

ssss ss1 sSa ss z sH ui s''.': Z. 81 s:,. \: 2 IA e.
ger,heli4isit srbttriiff nitfs 10 aif IN nIs
elafbHn's Gat(a'Hcnnis8iIlen efGfn Derjfs.
Rfans. bslseit 8llHee. f1isd:ss 4Ilf o'.aein.,
I. a ndrn,sn. an asnrra Is4Hs sin:fs n.-s zss; g
esbsa in aiisH assstsisn ios sa5 s5s. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
q NJ y o rt.

Die 9'cluport Office ihr bas Gin.
innatcr Solfsblatt" beiinSrt iidJ in
HO. 339 Yurf Strailc, gessnaber BEN
GonrtlOnie, iuoieIbit 9ssisfeiten, s!n.
seigen II. I. M. bis 10 llbr Is Ninu.
ten sJbenOs entsegsu0enomnen per,
oeu.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
DRUMHELLER'S STRING IS
HERE FOR THE ROUNDUP
WALLA WALIA STOCKNTAN
BRINGS HORSES FOR FROM
TIER SHOW.

With 25 bucking horses. Is saddle
horses, two relay strings and two
hucking burros, George Drumheller.
prominent Walla Walla stockman. ar
rived in Pendleton last evening to
make ready for the Roundup. The
bueking horses and saddle ponies have
been leased by the Roundup for the
annual exhibition and the relay
strings will be entered in the contests
to take their chances with the MANY
other strings entered.
Drumheller who was one of the
original boosters of the Roundup, will
bring number Of cowboys with him
Tor the show here. Among the num-
Der will be Alan Drumheller, a relay
rider and broncho buster Of the first
rank
His bucking horses are. for the
most part those formerly owned bv
the Rodeo association of which ]. R.
Raley was the directing head. Among
them are such well known horses as
speedball. Cyclone and Gaviatto.
The two burros he brings will make
five bueking burros for the Rnand-up
this year. Livestock Director Thomp-
son also announced that he has five
pucking bulls and bucking steer to
take part in the excitement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
BODY SHOULD GET BETTER
CARE DECLARES LECTURER
FOOD is THE FUEL FOR MANS
ENERGY AND SHOULD BE
WELL SELECTED.

Dr. Houses lecture last night at
the Methodist church was intensely
interesting and most practical. Speak.
ink on How to Speed Yourself Up"
he said: I'VE are not at our hest
we can get only about one third Of
ability to work. To bring ourselves
up to our best we must look after
cur eating; the care of our bodies
more. Hold to the fact that your
mouth is a resolving room, and there
/ the food is to be well masticated.
Some people get the idea that they
have teeth in the stomach BY the way
they swallow their food whole. And
some times the peptic canals must
think that an earthquake has taken
PLACE upstairs by the way the two-by-
fours and brick and mortar come
tumbling down. Then remember that
your stomach is mixing room,
where the gastric juices prepare the
food for intestinal life. And if the
stomach is not carefully looked after
and kept strong in its muscles, weak
ness and distress comes in.
The mind also must be developed.
For ''as a man thinketh so is he"
Recognize your material-mind, mem
cry, imagination, reason and will. All
these form the basis of great mental
power Now organize them by edu-
cation and training, A huge pile of
ore must be organized into an engine
or bridge before it comes to its
worth. So the mind must be strength
ened, utilized. And use your own
material. Do not ape, but be natur-
al
And forget not the spiritual part.
To leave this out is to have an ar
rested life. No one can. come to his
best without this qualification.
Tonight, the subject =. THE Ply
chology of the Boy and GIRL and ed
ucators and public school superintend-
ents say it is most remarkable ad-
dress. The lecture this evening will
begin at 1880 o'clock to accommodate
any who would like to attend the Re-
Der recital at the Christian church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
WESTWARD no PARADE
TO Be BETTER THIS
YEAR alN N 1874
PLANS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED
BY CLAUDE PENIAND. THE
NEW DIRECTOR.

The Westward 10 parade, always
the most spectacular part OF the
Roundup, viii this year eclipse all
previous attempts at pageantry here.
This was the announcement today Of
Claude Penland, the new parade di-
rector, and he has his plans all com.
pltted for the big Saturday morning
feature Of the Roundup.
One Of the most unique features Of
the parade this year viii be the float
for the Queen Of the Roundup. r.
Will be in the shape Of a gigantic sad
die, made Of beaver board and pat
termed exactly along the lines Of the
first prize saddle in the bueking con.
test, The business men Of the city
have contributed the funds for the
construction Of this float.
There will be four bands in the
parade, eight stage coaches. six emil
grant wagons, chuck wagons. freight
ers, pack train, hundreds OF Indi-
ans in their finery, and hundreds of
cowboys and cowgirls besides many
other features.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
ECHO VOTES TO BOND FOR
NEW CITY HALL AND PARK
Corresnondence

ECHO, Ore. Sept. 14-Echo will
have new city hall and new inn
proved city park. This was made GER
tain yesterday when the majority Of
the citizens voted in favor Of bonding
the town for the TWO propositions. By
a vote Of 81 to "a. the measure to
bond the town for $4,000 for a city
hail was carried but the proposal to
bond the town for $4,000 for the pur-
chase and Improvement Of a city park
carried only by the narrow margin OF
two votes, there being 45 ayes against
SO nays. The bonds will bear six per
cent interest.
The funeral OF Henry Baumgard-
ner. the pioneer found dead in bed
Yesterday, will be held tomorrow
morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
Turk Nav Close Pavilion

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-vash-
man Cardashian, Turkish commissions
er to the Panama-Pacific exposition,
may shut up his country's pavilion
within a day or so.
Two reports are circulated. 1t was
established that he was having an al
tercation with exposition officials
about finances and At was reported
that recent speech in which he said
Turkey, was bound to lose in the
present war no matter who won had
aroused the displeasure OF his govern
ment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
COUNTY LIBRARY
BUILDING TO Be
MADE FIRE PROOF
Additional $1,000 is ObtainedFrom
the County Court in Order to
Garry Out Arrangements.
TOTAL COST TO Be $4,000
Bids for Construction Are Being Cali
eu Tor and Work Will Soon Be
We'll Under Way-Excayatine Is
Being Done by Warren Construc-
tiOn Co. Free Of Charge.

The new county library, when
built will be a fire-proof structure.
the action OF the court late yesterday
afternoon in providing for the addl-
tIonal funds necessary assuring this
From the Carnegie corporation S25.-
GOO was received but this was NOT
deemed sufficient to build as large a
structure as needed and yet construct
Il Of fireproof materials. The court
will contribute $4,000 III addition so
that the building will cost in all $685.
600.
The Umatilla county library board,
which includes the members OF the
court. met yesterday at the office Of
County Judge Marsh and considered
the proposition Of providing the suf-
ficient funds.
Through the gift Of $4,000 from
Carnegie, the county has been saved
a considerable part Of the expense
Members Of the board have from the
beginning wanted a substantial fire
proof building that would stand we'll
the wear Of years. The county court
mas tried to persuade the Carnegie
corporation TO furnish additional
funds for the purpose but without
success and so have decided to pro-
vide the amount necessary to insure
a first class building in every respect
The work of excavating is now well
under way and is being done by the
warren Construction Co.. free OF
charge
With all preliminary matters now
settled the bids Of contractors will be
called for Immediately ara - Is hop
ed that the building may I, t5Arted at
an early date.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
= Blackmailcrs Punished.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 14.-W. H.
Stevens, an attorney, convicted
months ago with his law partner,
Charles S. McKelyey of having used
the mails to further a blackmailing
scheme, was sentenced in the United
States district court to serve six
months in Jail and pay a fine of So
500. MeKelvey was ordered TO pay
a fine of S25O0. Both men obtained
a 80 days stay of execution.
Stevens and McKilvey were convict
ed of having written letters to a Mon
royia justice of the peace and an El
Centre dentist in connection with rev
elations involving young girl visitors
to a hotel known as the Jonquill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
ROUNDUP STOCK HAS AN
ADDITION IN THE FAMILY
MRS. TRACEY Is THE PROUD
PARENT OF ONE HUNDRED
POUND SON.

Born, to Mrs. Tracey, a 100 pound
SON
No such item appeared in the daily
press when the important event oc-
Cured some three or four months
ago at the McComas ranch on Mckay
creek, but It's true nevertheless Both
mother and colt are doing we'll
OF course. Mrs Tracey is a mare.
Anybody who knows anything about
the Roundup buckng stock knows
that she is one OF the meanest brutes
that ever shook off a buckaroo. They
may not know her by that name ex-
actly. she was only christened that
last night, Heretofore, she has been
known as Miss Tracey, but of course
that is obviously inappropriate now,
The husky colt was born to Mrs
Tracey while she was in the winter
pastures on Mckay creek. But Mrs.
Tracey proved to be about as good a
mother as she is riding pony. She
neglected her offspring something
scandalous and II II hadn't been for
Lightfoot, the little animal would
have Jared badly. indeed. AS II was
Lightfoot, one Of the. worst of the
Roundup outlaws, just naturally ad-
opted that colt and became its pro-
tector. Wherever the colt went, there
also went Lightfoot and more than
one horse felt his heels and teeth
while in the discharge OF his self-im-
posed duties This at least, is the
tale told by the man who watched
over the herd during the past year,
and certain It is that the colt and
Lghtfoot are inseparable at the
Roundup corrals where they were
brought Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
PETROGRAD LINE
CUT,,SLAVS WILL
EVACUATE WILMA
German Forces Reach Railway and
Hasty Retreat Of the Russians
From City is Necessary.
BATTLE At RIGA CONTINUES
Engagement Grows More Furious
Dally-Teutons are Again Attempt-
ing 10 Cross the Dyina River Near
Lindcn-Artlllery Fire Protects
Dashcs of the Infantry.

PETROGRAD, Sept. 1.-THE eva
cuation OF wilma is destined to follow
the Teutonic cutting Of the Wilma
Petrograd line, It was seml-officially
stated today, German forces have
reached the railway between wilma
and Dyinsk and now one German
force Is sweeping eastward TO the
north Of wilma, while another is max
ing an eastward dash from Orany.
The Russian retirement probably will
be necessary within 10 days
The battle to the southeast Of Riga
daily is growing more furious Field
Marshal Won Hndenburg has rein
forced General Won Beseler in the
latter's efforts TO shatter the Dvina
front from Dvinsk to within 80 miles
Of Riga. Teuton hordes again are at
tempting 10 cross the Dvina, near
Linden, under curtain of a terrific
artillery fire.
Engagements Of the bitterest sort
are raging from east OF Grondo to
Galicia but without result. The Rus
slams continue TO gain victories ar
ound Tarnopol. The Austrlans in the
extreme southeast have suffered heay-
ily IN efforts to make counter moves
against the onslaught OF the Slavs,
BERLIN, Sept. 14.-Field Marshal
Won Hindenhurg's armies are advanc-
ing between Dvlnsk and the Villa
river despite furious resistance, It was
officially announced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
Protest Moy be Made by the
Kaiser Against Allies Loan

WASHINGTON, Sept 14.--A seri-
Gus new complication was injected to-
day into international relations;
Shall the United States become the
allies "bankers?"
The question was raised as a result
of the proposed gigantic Anglo-French
loan which New York bankers are
trying to arrange. 1t was reported
Germany will protest against the loan
as unneutral. An official of the
treasury department is informally
meeting with the conferees and Sec
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
New canadian Line Read,

OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. ll.-From
the entrance of the Montreal tunnel
TO Vancouver the new transcontinent-
al line Of the Canadian Northern Rail-
road. Is ready for traffic.
Sir William Mackenzie. president 0f
the Canadian Northern railroad, Ia
ready for traffic
Sir William Mackenzie. president or
the Canadian Northern railroad. has
Just returned from a trip over the line
in his special train. being the first 10
make the run.