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Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
CHARITIES BAZAAR
 |S BIG SUCCESS
Many Toys and Comforts for Tiny
 Tots in Consequence

While numerous organizations are planning to extend Christmas cheer broadcast over Phoenix. many are de- pending upon volunteer and. The charitable activities and those that make the holiday the incentive for doing good are receiving the co-opera- tfon of men and women throughout the city. By a series of affairs the Associated Charities has received many contributions that will make it possible for many unfortunate and needy to share in the holiday joy. Clothing and provisions will be pro vided and there will be toys for tiny tots whose stockings might otherwise be empty
 It was announced yesterday that $175 had been realized from bazaar held the previous day att the North Central avenue home of Miss Ellen Conway. Every article placed on sale was from "A Friend" of the Associ- ated Charities to whom the proceeds was the unconditional gift. A num-
 Der of society maids and matrons as- sisted at the affair and the house was decorated to carry out the Christmas idea Except in the recep- tion hall where yellow chrysanthe- nuns were used in decoration. the scheme was expressed in American Beauty roses and holiday greanery. Those who presided over the booths and tea tables were Mrs. S F. Mar shall. Mrs E. A. Marshall, Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs. Sidney J. Ross Mrs. Charles McArthur, Miss Marion Dor
 ris and Miss Eleanor Sloan.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
SPANISH VETERANS
 HOLD AN ELECTION
Local Organization of Veterans Elect Prominent Attorney to siead /
 Organization

The United Spanish War Veterans at a well attended meeting on the night of December r. elected the fol- lowing officers: Commander Col Jas. r. Lavin; Senior Nice Commander Capt J. l.. B. AleXander; Junior Vice Commander; Capt. Geo. B. WilcoX; officer of the pay. A. r. Temple; Officer of the Guard W. D. O'Nen; trustees, Col. James Fl. McCIintock, F. r. Grinstead, and Col. F. NJ Lam son. Con ?. Cronin was appointed adiutant; quartermaster, W. T. SIo- cum; color sergeant w. & Ingalls, and Dr.. Grant s. Monical was retained as surgeon of the post.
 Arrangements have been made to install the newly elected officers on January 10th.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
TALK FUR MEN
 AT THE ' TO-DAY
Former Pastor of Methodist Church to Appear Before Audience at
 Y. M. C, A. This Afternoon

Dr. c. L. Pierson, D. D. will speak in the Y. M c. A. lobby this after noon at 900 o'clock. He is well known to older residents of Phoenix. having been pastor of the First M F. church here twenty-five years ago when a young man. The present edi- flee was built under his pastorate.
 Dr. Pierson at present is superin- tendent of Chinese mission work of the whole Pacific coast. He is one of the leaders of MethOdism and mis- sionary work in California. At pres ent he is taking a much needed rest for a week at the home of Lloyd B. Christy.
 His subject is unannounced This meeting is for men only.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
A SWEATER FOR HIM

And you should get him one from Korrick's. The colors are gray, navy, brown and cardinal All sizes, at $150 to s75O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

lie azucar 4 un g%riffon, que para cS-
tar mas cerca del ama SO hallaha
subido sobre una jaula de MADEIRA.
De fuera llegaban las c~arcajadaS Y e.
murmuflo del publico. Ahora era
un oleaje de risaS. Tonino Y Su au-
rustic eStaban hacienda la corrida de
5oros..... De vez en- cuando entra-
ba Leonard estallando dentro de su
frac verde de portero: despues vOlvia
4! 1ublic0 a dar sus acOStumbradaS
voces destempladas Y desagradables
: rec;bir un par de bofetadas de los
clowns. iDefinitivo!.
Fl viejo de Parish, con SUI chiSte-
IA Y su levita. pas0 por nuestro la
DO. con andar INSECURE, Y nos saludo
en- ingltS.....
Onofroff seguia hablando con
Marck. cl domador de leones man
sos. Yo ~esperaba pacientemente a
que rompieran su charla para acer-
c&rme.
Muchos c~onocereis va 4 O~nofroff:
eS IN hOmbre altisimo. eSbelto. AFRO
gante. De SUI atildada elegancia no
Sc eScapa ningun detalle. FL frac
impecable. con los botoneS de pasta;
el cuello de pajarita, los zapatos de
charol. la leontina, la camelia blan-
a prendida del DIAL del frac Y el
panuelo de hilo. perfumado con Pom
Peia.
A fin TOGO el timbre que llamaba
Q Marck q escena Y entOnces Quedo
Onofroff solo. 10 me acerque a e.
en- ell momento que comenzaba 4
acariciar ell hocico del sriffon.
Senior Onofroff..
E. professor al oirSe nombrar alz6
nervioSamente la cabeza Y Sc en-
contr6 frente a mi..... En- segui-
da. con un gesto muy i~nsinuante, muy
expressive, me saludo. Despues me
dijo:
listed hara el favor de dispen-
sarme alguna incorreccion que come
ia en- el lenguaje. porque no domino
bien Ell eSpanol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15
La Ciudad de San Antonio

hacc necesario codearSe o los
-abajadores. acercarSe 4 los nom
res de ~negocios. Denetrar al intc-
.c. de Sus tic9das = sus fabricas Y
IN fin. 81 ruido cnsordecedor de
r,adas de Sis mil maouinas que
20 din = de roche giran sin descan-
80.
Fin cfecto. las estadist:cas mas Co
annes demuestran Gue 49, fabricas.
., ..arca de 1900 ~opc-arios. hacen
D.. San Antonio I'm ce.ftro productor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

Onofroff. entonces, me do una pal
madita en- Ia mejllla.
-Esta listed un POGO pilido-ob-
servo:-eso demuestra que va en-
nicZa listed a Greer en- mi..... Ter
minara listed por ser mi mejor ami
90.
fIablaba Onofroff con un acento
c~arinoso, cast paternal; slempre con
sus oios melados fijos en- los MICS.
Hare o listed mas experiment
los en- mi casa. 81 listed nos honra
con su vista.
-:CuanGo?-le pregunte yo.
-;Cuando?.... cCuando?....
-murmuro el heterogeneous a 81
mismo.-Hoy es sabado..... Mana
IA domingo es dia de dormir $685.;
rasado manana, lie parece a listed
bien?
-Muy bien-afirme.
-Pues pasado manana durante to-
do ell dia listed sera tan amable, tan
g%alante. que ira a visitarme a la
mia casa.
-;D6nde Sc hospeda usted?-in-
quiri.
No lie hace 2 listed falta saber-
lo-repuso Onofroff sonriendo eng
matico.
-;Pero. Sr. Onofroff, como voy
Il if sin saber las senas?.....
Senior amigo: Onofroff no pien-
So imposibles; yo lie promote a US
ted. delante de todos estos senores
" senalo ell grupo &c artistas que
TO- rodeaba-que pasado manana Ia
subconciencia de listed lie conducira
4 donde yo vivo Y donde yo, muy
rendidamente, lie estare esperanto.
ESQ es imposible!-asegure.
Para la voluntad de Onofroff no
hay NADIA imposible-afirmo ell.
Mas o menos dificil. 80. tai vez. En-
fin. me toca salir.-Y me tendio la
mano al mismo tempo que me decia:
-Hasta pasado manana; ALI en- mi
casa hablaremos de cuanto listed de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

see : lc someterJ 4 mis- experiment
tOS.
No creo que nos veamos. Mas
valera citarnos al detallc-apure 20
con desconfianZa.
-Descuide. senior. Yo lie tengo
empenada mi palabra. Claro que
parto de Ia base de que SUI voluntad
ia de estar neutral. este es: que no
ha de e~sfor2arsc Ell VERNE 0 no
ERNIE. Eaya. adi0s..... Mucho
guStO.
Y Onofroff. despues de hacerme
IN sa!udo gentilisimo y arrosante,
sali6 al pIblicO.
Sonaron a~plausos.
A los cinco minutes estaba en- e.
centric de Ii piSta rodeado de ounce
moZalbetes. que como unos automa-
tas ~ciecutaban sus mandates. Sem
t! una inmensa compassion de aque-
Hos seres de los cuales parecia ha-
Der huido el espiritu y, como unos
maniquies de gestos grotescos, Sc
movian Y accionaban mecanicamen-
te. con los ojos fijos y la mirada per-
dida en- la NADIA. En- aquellos ros-
tros sin expression, sin soplo de vida,
habia una mueca trigica.. Algo
de ataud V de manicomio al mismo
tempo.
FL publico reia....., reia. Io
me senti invadido por un profundo
horror w.. commence a creer....
:. :. :.
Muv de mariana. ell lunes sail a Ia
Gale para reanudar mis- ~quehaceres
cotidianos, un POGO a~bandonados, por
las emociones del domingo. Cast,
cast habia olvidado la cita original
de O~nofroff. Solo me Guide de PEN
sa- Ell ella para tomar Ia resolution
lie no II inconscientemente por MIN
etln hotel. Con seguridad, Onofroff
-pense-se hospedara en- el Palace
en- ell Ritz.
Toda aquella manana la pase
en- el Ayuntamiento. Cuando volvi a
la Gale eran cerca de las doce. Una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

MAZDA de eSo...... Al contra
no: veo que 10 hahla listed p~erfec-
tamentc.
Y asi era en- e~fecto; pero 81 repu-
so:
-Necesito una poca ayuda.....
Gsabe? Veamos; que desea listed
de mi?
-Deseo-explique yo un POGO
amilanado-. primeTO que tenga us
ted la bondad de convencerme par
ticularmente de II experiments. de
los cualeS duGo; Y Segundo que con
versemos ur gran ratio so5re ellos.
-Respecto Il 10 primero, senior, 20
no Sc 81 podre convencerle. 81 listed
Is TN ca5a!icro cue viene a desafiar
Ms experimentos. yo no acepto; aho-
IA bien. 81 listed con fe Y voluntad
deSea someterse 4 elloS..... ESQ va
varia,
-Deseo someterme i clos.
-Ah!, bien; pues veamos aho-
"a 81 hay sujeto. Ponga Ia palma de
Eu mano sobre Ia mia.
Obedeci.
-Ahora-mc grito ~el-aunque
quiera listed retirarla no podra. por-
que yo no quiero. Y fijese bien en-
que no Sc IL aprisiono. que no estan
mas que en- contactO.. I1re.....
Tire uSted,.....
70. hacienda an ~esfuerzo supreme,
trate de despegar mi mano de la
suya. impossible, Era algo como
un imam poderoso o como una plan
cha electrizada. En- mis- thrones
arrastraba hacia mi el cuerpo de
Onofroff. pero las palmaS de las
nan continuaban unidas como n
sofa pieza.
-:De que lie sirven sus fuerzas,
mi amigo?-grit0 e. en- tono de
chanza.
Tire con mas ahinco. NADIA!
va basta-dijo el.
Y las manos Sc separaron como
Dor encanto. como 81 hubleSe cesa-
do Ell fluido que las unia.
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(Pasa a la pagina 3l.)
NO NADIA

por mis- ~relojes. ST no representa- 10 que
Jfrezco- EeloieS de orc rellenados gold
.lledl dc Il quilates, con Ia mejor maqulna-
ria. garantizados por 20 amos. que listed de-
be pagan en- olroS lusares a $50, los yendo
/ precios baratiSimos, en- 1920. pagaderos
n mcnSualidadeS Como Inico rcpresenian-
te en- este pals de una cclebre rabrica de re-
iojes de SuIza. y sin los grandes gast0s que
lenen otros cstablecimientOs, puedo vender
l precios eXcepcionales. Mande solamente
IN dollar como s~arantia de SUI buena volun-
.ad y honradez Y recibira embellishments.
para su eXamen, uno de eStoS ~relojeS. 81
40 lie convene, 10 deruelve Y recibira a
Iuelta de correo Su dollar de deposlto. 81 lie
yuSta. lie retiene y paga s. los primeros 4
meses Y &C mensuales los siete meses res
!antes. Despues del pago de la noyena cuo-
Ia Sc lie enviara LIBRE DE TODD casio Y
ABSOLUTAMENTE GRATIS. UNA LEONTINA
De ORC RELLENADO (goldfiled). Y despues
del page de IL Quota final, tambien Sc lie
mandara DE REGAL0 UN MAGNIFICO AMI
LILO DE ORC RELLENADO. Olga en- ST. car
"a 81 desea TN reloj para caballero 0 Sefiora,
dc dos IapaS o con horario visible. Dirijase
q T. F. Dana, Washington, ID. c., 2ia0 G.
Street, DeptP.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

tado tiencn un capital de $4.3OO.0O,
= como $2.0OO.00O de reservaS. Sc
eytiima CUE los dep0sitos en- effective
De cytos Bancos. unid0s Il los de
olras casas de prtstamo y Companies
particulares. hacen un total por valor
DC S2J. .0Q0.
FL territorio commercial de San An
COMO cOmprende II area mas gran
DE que Ia que Sc consldera CORES
nonder al EstadO de Ohio. una urea
he $4,000 millaS cuadradaS. En-
rccurSos ~agrirolas. e. n region
apropiada. por 81 naturaleZa para
Ia cria de g2nado. Los datoS Off
ciales demucs:r"n que n carnc pucde
y1nderse en- este ;errilOriO 4 IN 40
nor cienlo menos que en- los Estados
del Nortc. Fl algod6n. mai, kaffir.
milo-maiz. fcterita. alfalfa. SOrgo Y
nricticamentc toda clase de legum-
bres ' frutas. conStituycn las p%rinci-
Daics producciones dc Su suclo.
No es g digno de menci"n el
china dc San Antonio. tanto en- Ia
Estaci6n de Invicrno como en- Ia de
NcTano. Y no cS avcntUradO aSegurar
que csta CiulaG est;i iestinada 4 ser
IL rival mas formidable de Florida Y
de Carolina Gel Sur. :Sus hoteleS mo-
dernos. c6modoS Y confortables, sus
muchos lugares de interts hist0rico.
o de simple recrco Y Su SiStema COM
pleto dc huenos caminoS a%daptados
idealmente Il largos o cortOS Wales
para autom6vi!. Ia haccn 4 ]prOposito
para los touristaS y para los v]iSitan-
ties de todoS los PASSES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

una gran variedad de efectOs, deSdc
los mas comunes de uSo domestlco
hasta los mas costosos que Sc impor-
tan de otras parties y aSi puede de-
cirse que en- este Ramo no superan L
San Antonio aquellas Ciudades que
duplican o triplican su numero dc
hahitautcs.
Los Bancos Nacionales Y del ES-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

nUbe negra nos amenaZaba con un
aguacero. EsPere un instante ell
~tranvia; pasaba atestado de genie.
~kntonces, no Sc For que, Sc me ocu-
rrio Ia idea de If al Real en- busca
de unas !ocalidades para la function
de aquella noche..... Trace en- mi
imagination eli canine mas corto Y
rluy diligente 10 emprendi. Me enca-
nine por la Gale de Luzon; desde ALI
fui atravesando las GALES estrechas,
tristes Y IN POGO torturoSas de este
reGazo del Madrid antique.
Comenz6 Il Hover. Entonces yo
me detuve un instante a ponerme ell
impermeable. No habia terminado,
cuando sobre mi escuche una voz
energica que me llamaba:
-iSenor Audaz!...
Alec la cabeza y..... crei estar
sonando, estar loco. Era On~ofroff.,
e! mismo Onofroff. ell que me mira
ba, acodado sobre un balloon de un
piso primero, sonriendo burlon.
-iPero .!-clame yo. invadi-
do por I'm ~escalofrio de terror.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15

FL Fuerte Sam Houston, que es ell
segundo puesto militar mas grande
en- America, situado en- las altiplani-
cies que rodean Ia Ciudad, eS fire.
cuentado como un lugar de paseo y
de sport. Esta magnifica planta fue
valoriZada el ano pasaio, en- ......
S4.500.000 Y eS SECURE que ha cos
tado a! Gobierno una suma aun mas
considerable. Sc pueden alojar cerca
de 5000 soldados y en- sueldos de
oficiales Y soldados. comisaria y de-
mas. circular alredcdor de IN million
de pesos al ano.
San Antonio eS tambicn famo-
so Dor suS buenaS escuelas. EXisten
10. de los que "a son pdblicas y
30 ~privadaS, V ]concurren 4 elias GER
ca de $4,000 alumnos.
Uno de los factories mas impor-
tantes para el gran desarrollo y
prosperidad de esta Ciudad es, 4 no
Luda:!G. 81 Camara lie Concrete.
Compuesta en- Su totalidad de los
hombrcS mas progreSiStas y homo
rabies. llevados de TN espiritu emf
rcntemente commercial V organiZador.
vigoroSamente s~ecundado por sus
cOnciudadanos, han sabido dar un
grande impulse 4 todos los negocios
Y a todas las actividades. Nuevas
empreSas y nuevos hombres estan la
mando 4 diario 4 las puertas de San
Antonio V 10 que ha sido hecho y aca-
hadO haSta ahora eS una mueStra de
las grandeS coSas que vendrin deS-
pueS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01

chance at going down in history as
one OF the greatest s65 days in the
annals OF sport. Its predecessor
1914, was undeniably the greatest
one until the struggle started, ana
1915. bid fair TO eclipse II.
aspects for 1916 don't look es-
pecially alluring, either. Certain It
Is that even should the war close be-
fore the next New Years Day. Euro.
pc will be in no position to stage
sporting events Of any great moment.
Berlin. according to reports from
the German capital, has not yet re-
linquished all hope Of staging the
1916 Olympic games but from this
safe and sane angle It doesn't look
probable.
Then, too. many OF the old worlds
athletes have been killed in the war.
They flocked TO the colors early In
the fray. Even should they emerge
with two arms and two legs their
days OF physical prowess will pros.
ably have been left in the trenches
and a new crop will have to be de-
NNloHtu.
So until somebody knocks off Fred
die Welsh-and judging by the way
he is side-stepping bouts where he
stands to lose his crown It doesn't
seem likely-Americans are going to
have to be satisfied with contests
among themselves. It looks. at that,
as though Earl Kitchener and Win
ston Churchill overlooked a good
bet when they allowed Freddie to
en- bark for these United States. He
has shown a remarkable aptitude for
getting out OF tight places where a
decisive outcome was imminent.
What a wonderful strategist the
Welshman would have made! II he
could circumvent the Germans and
Austrians as he has American con-
tenders for his title the war would
soon be over. What.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
cattle Prices Soaring.

READING. Pa. Feb. 27.-Record
prices for livestock, the highest ever
heard of in Berks county, are now
being received at sales and there
are rumors that among the bidd, ra
are agents from the foreign govern
ments at war. Some Of the cattle
have been bought by strangers and
have been shipped away.
AS an example of how the prices
are advancing. a milch COW offered
at the sale of Thomas Yoder. at Mos
elem Springs, was knoked down for
sl67. and on the farm OF Robert
Heftner OF Kutztown. a COW sold for
S126. Horses. sheep and hogs offer
ed for sale are always bid up 10
high prices and spring shoats esDe =
Tally are in demand.
This week has witnessed drop In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
D. RESTA, DRIVING
PEUGEOT CAR Is
WINNER OF RACE
AUTOMOBILE CLASSIC run UN-
DER MOST UNFAvoRABLE
CONDITIONS.
0o~~~N~~~NANNN~
The Gnnd Prir
SEAA%~~A~~~~~~%c

SAN FRANCISCO. March I'm
der the most miserable conditions In
the history Of the classic. D. Resta
driving a Pugeot car. Saturday after.
noon won the Grand Prix race. the
blue ribbon event OF America over
the course laid out on this grounds
Of the Panama Pacific international
exposition.
His official tlme was 7 hours. :
minutes and 81 seconds-ths lowest
ir the history OF the event. His av-
eIage speed throughout the 4O2.2O
rciles covered by the rase was 81 IL
miles. 1-2 miles per hour slower
than the slowest previous Grand Prix
Howard Wilcox, in a Stutz, was
second. time 7:14:36. average rs IA
miles. Hughie Hughes, in an Ono,
finished third. Time 7:21:46. Louis
Disbrow was fourth. He drove a
Simplex. Tis time was 1878 Gil
Anderson. plotting 4 stutz, finished
fifth. His time was 7:34;51.
After Anderson had crossed the
line all Of the other contestants we're
tagged off the course and the race
officially ended.
Ir view OF the almost continuous
rainfall. Resta's performance was re-
markable. He drove a steady. care
fdl race. He outclassed from the
start, all OF the other drivers. except
ing Hughie Hughes and he distanced
tle latter after the fifty-fl!th zap,
following a sensational brush extend
ing over the five laps. From the
fifty. fifth lap on the victor was new
e. overisken and went over the fin
ish lire miles ahead OF his nearest
Wilcox and Hughes
fought It out for second place in a
& snso otional manner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
Confessed RIninr Mails

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 25.-Chf.
gel with rifling the mails. Harry NJ
Beck, IS for two years a railway maii
clerk at the postoffice at the Union
station, was arrested by inspectors.
Peck is alleged to have confessed TO
the theft OF several hundred dollars
from the mails in the last five months
Fcur special delivery letters. contain
ing money are said to have been
found hidden in his clothes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
Preacher sunday's Goat.

NEW YORK, Feb 27-The Rev.
Billy Sundays goat" is In town. He
Is the Rev Edward II. Emmett. Eng
l!shman and Baptist minister. who
told 500 persons at the mldweeiS
prayer meeting in the Baptist tenn
pie. in Brooklyn. that he goes ahead
"of Billy Sunday from town to town
to stop the tin cans and other hard
things that are always thrown at the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
Raw Rubber ConfIscated.

VENICE. via London, Feb. 26.-
Advices received here from Vienna
say the military authorities there
have confiscated the entire supply Of
raw rubber, pneumatic tubes and
rubber hose. a1l@
Contracting teamsters say that un-
less this action is revoked It will be
impossible to supply Vienna with
food and their factories will suspend
operations
A boycott instituted by Viennese
housewives against the use OF pork
is spreading. Retail prices OF pork
have dropped about 4 cents a pound,
but the boycott will be continued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01

the price of wheat and sevenl mill
ers say they are now paying only
81 40 a busheL A week ago wheat
Was bought at $3.50 and farmers
scld in great bulk. Some believed
when this figure was paid for wheat
the danger zone had been reach /
al they quit buying. in expectation
of the price dropping.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
Help the Stomach
Digest Your Food

When the stomach fails to digest
and distribute that which is eaten.
the bowels become clogged with a
mass Of waste and refuse that fer
ments and generates poisons that
are gradually forced into the blood,
causing distress and often serious
illness.
Most people naturally object to
the drastic cathartic and purga-
tive agents that shock the system.
A mild, gentle laxative. positive in
its effect and that will quickly re-
lieve constipation is DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. sold by druggists at
fifty cents and one dollar a bottle.
II does not grippe or cramp, but
acts easily and pleasantly and is J
therefore the most satisfactory
remedy for children, women and
elderly persons. For a free trial
bottle write to DR.. W. B. Caldwell.
452 Washington St, Monticello. Ills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
San Francisco Has 1900 Jitneys.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 27.-Ac-
ccrding to figures given out by the
license bureau Of the police commits
s.cn, there are now 1900 scent auto
buses in operation in this city. with
400 applications pending. January
IS there were but $50 Of the cars op-
Grating in San Francisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
Murder Rafnes Police

AURORA. H.. Feb. 2s.-Con-
fronted with the third mysterious
murder Of a girl within a year, the
Aurora police admitted they are baf-
fled. Emma Pearson. 22. was found
murdered her head battered by a
blunt instrument Goaded by popular
sentiment into desperate measures
plain clothesmen and police have ar
rested 20 negroes and Is white men
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
Prisoners used to Reclaim Land.

BERLIN, Feb. 27.-The govern
ment has reported to the budger
commission OF the lower house OF
the Prussian Diet that from 500. 900
&c 100000 acres moorland are ready
FOR reclamation work by prisoners OF
var. From $1,000 to 10000 prison
ere will be employed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
Grain Brokers Close Books to Probe

Grain Brokers Close Books TO Probe
CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-Grain brok-
ers engaged In business on the Chi
cago Board OF Trade have fatty re-
fused to submit their books and rec
ords to government officials inves-
tiSating the high prices OF wheat and
flour. II was said the INJURY which
centers in the causes for the ad
vdnced price OF bread Is at a stand
still.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-01
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SPORT DOPE.
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BY HAL SHERIDAN.
Cwrltten for the united Pies!

Cwritten for the United Press)
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-If It was
net for Freddie Welsh, the British
holder OF the lightweight bonfalon,
there wouldn't be any international
sporting events a-tall In 1915. Bill.
Nick. George and Prexy Poncare.
who wields the baton over sunny
france. seem TO have a corner on
the international sporting events
which they refuse to rellnqulsh.
Getting bromidic, IL It hadn't been
for the war. 1915 stood an excellent