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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
BOOMER is HELD
FOR RING THEFT
FLOYD sWARTz BOUND OVER TO
GRAND JURY ON CHARGE OF
STEALING VAIUAsLEs.

Floyd Swartz las arrested this
morning By Omccr Kinney on com
plant % Mrs Bessie Connolly. whe
resides In Maucker fats. Fourth ave
nue. and Seventeenth street Swartz Is
accused % having stolen 81 and two
rings. valued AZ SO each. re was ar
raiEned before Magistrate Smith this
morning and bound over % the grand
jury on burglary charge under $500
bonds. The missing articles were
found ON Suartz after his arrest
He came 20 the fat last night. and
rented a room. paying In advance He
decampcd early this morning and Iae
money and iswelry were missed short
ly aftsrward. Mrs. Connolly notified
the police and the man was picked up
on the street 30 minutes later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26

The strange part OF the procedure
in court was that II. E. Sudlow and
J. r. McCreight, both of the Sherrard
bank. admitted that the signatures on
the paper of the witnesses were theirs,
but that they could not remember
having signed the will, nor could they
recall any incident at the time.
Fred Hoesli, a son-in-law. is men,
toned in the will, but it directs through
its clauses that the estate shall not
pass into his hands. The amount of
property is nominal, being valued at
about $1,000.
All to Daughter.
The Will directs that all the prop
erty be given to Mrs. Lettie Hoesli,
the daughter. but TO be placed in trust
for her IN the hands of Slyron Church,
j. 4 O'Neill and Z. G. Danielson of
Sherrard, and that the income be given
her.
Should the daughter survive her
husband, she should come into posses
sion OF the estate at the time OF his
death. the will further directs.
II the daughter precedes her hus-
band in death, then the property is
to nephews and nieces of
8irs. Cragan.
The will is drawn up on printed
forms. but because testimony was in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
100 REXOALE LECTURE

Trr sfvaue~ sale OF tickets for Che
.rt.-Ftet trave'Ceue and dancing
pace. r1 be- given next Tuesday eve
n.eE BY tire Rock Island EIcs has been
large aat tbe event is looked forward
OBJ ar s1methinT % special interest.
He1rrt Eestals.s travel lecture.
-fhr Grand Canyon % Arizona and
tr FlnHua Expos .tiG1. win De
3rtrf'taIy iigstrateI from the starr
t1 f1e anish OF tle trip. The EIEs
committee have tickets for sale and
HeT may also b. had 90 tae door on
r.rsday evening The lecture viii be-
Ea af q o'clock u EIks hall and
taee.rr VII he enjoyed from 10 nm
fI 1 On Ehf. a aouvenfr copy OF The
BOOK OF bohemia" will so with each
f.aar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
Social
C5NcEFT DC SUCCESS

CONCERT BIC SUCCESS.
at ms room was az "a premium
-s. raes.nE GO tho concert Eiseu by
tr sH~disa N1ti1elI caorss az tine
F'-. Lutheran caurch ig Moline for
.- 1-I.1r of tIe new Lutheran hosrl-
.t' rrr aTrf- was aader tas dirrc-
'.. .r 81 Victor u-rr1risr OF Angus
fi1a .-rvaf1-F tHt participants GA
'. r.rrrm were the syer Male
r.. NfaHGes Weneerberr Male
r-aeea tgsaefau1s Lgrre-mau chorus.
Nsf.rraaa ard Apollo Cleo club Rock
.fa.r assisted tT Miss Esther o.
Dom. soprano 1f WuacaDers and OF
Hr ..r' 11-rH- Stockholm Berlin
la. ..fa.srr tlc NgEustana college
Under tho direcriol of Pro
.r Nr.rf Asker and Robert Mae
Donald. Cocoon PIANIST OF Aug4staua col
Fe- T.r program as q whole was
' "r. elFFu. each equalization do
HE F proud ir the interpre alton
of E rgubeFs There was one dis
apo a.Ie feature tl connection with
'3r r-arruu however. and that was
'.r ... faat not one American ma
.na.. ..ur vas suns In Oh concert o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
SAY MINORS TOOK
BEER AT STATION
zUwE MAN FACING CHARGE OF
SELLING tNToSIcEsTs TO
YOUTHS ~ DRY town.
e. n Trat Bottled Goods Wa I'm
ss-sss % Eia IN Wedding c.i.-
srssien ard Was Stolen.

vlefler youths we're soid beer N
0sharu. yuma towuship. last week. or
~ae-ser they stole vet goods. vhieh
were ordered 90 aid Ia the festivities
A. a erdd.nr celebration. wii1 b. de-
f-rr ref when Prank and Jesse Fitch.
s-1Errr % that place. are Eiveu a
nea--- on charges % selling liguor
20 r1.rr-s and also 90 disposluE % the
seer r -fry- territory.
fat1-laf.gr today was fleti Ia coun-
-r court lF states Attorney Floyd
arn5sor and the Pitch brothers
srr- arrested and brought into court
rhers .reF gave bcuds 'a the sum OF
500 e.eF T8 cwait hearing the future
Wor-r Ask Prosecution
U.n.r re.flur fn Osborn brought
o. a.f.e- t1 tho attcutiou Of the au-
n1-.a claiming that the Fitch
s-ls sold beer 90 Gregory Brown
Hf L..Err Phillips two youths
ar1rr A. VIII b. recalled f. facing
f-1r l1 another Information. alleging
ar--fertv conduct and 70 a. whispered
RI Ezn1 raaf the case aeafnst Browa
ra- fe- res1ir % the incidents barring
ar -5r present ease dIed.
Tee rIrrr brothers deny The charge
Ha. Hrr sold beer either 20 minors
~ -1 r-1uH-gDs but say that the wet
r11tf we're being sent there % assist
ln fsr Wedding Festivities. They claim
r1rr rHe boys stole the beer While %
va. E..sl.EE .u eases az the depot.
File Couutsr.ehsrsesE
Tra prospects are that when this
.la- r posed % there will BE- others
Hff rH r1IrterclarEes The Fitch
sr1ur-r claim thaf they win prefer
eaarrea af larceny against the persons
WOO stole the beer
The .rf0rmafior fled Vas on two
ro1sfa ono charging selling liquor 20
minors and the other on selling lu
'erT- territory. The case PROMISE 90
Develop interest when 90 o. beard .r
county court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
SCAFFOLOING ERECTED
NOT FOR NEW BUILDING

People who observed the scanOlding
erected on the site where the old Com
mercial hotel formerly stood on Mar
ket square. and who have visions OF a
new building being erected there as
a result. are doomed 10 disappoint-
meut-
Il was announced today that the
frame work OF wood which f. being
erected against the west wall Is mere
" put mp 20 allow masons 10 repOint
the bricks on the building IL Il also
rumored that billboard IS 70 be con
structed against the building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
RESTAURANT MAN
PAYS HEAVY FINE
ISAAC SIEHENsURo IS CHARGED
WITH RUNNING HOUSE or
Ill FAME

Isaac AlexcnbtrE. who conducts a
lunch stand at 1921 Third avenue. was
aned $50 and costs this morning by
MAGISTRATE smith on a charge % opsr-
atinE a house OF 900 fame az the same
adore The address was made this
morning by Detective Sehnert Alex
enburE paid the fine and vas released
The police have had this place I'M
der observation some time ana Sc
cured evidence against the man As
fas az could be learned no other ar-
rests were made iu the case. The po-
lice claim that the restaurant al the
front OF the building s. used only as o
blind AIexenburE b. married md has
a family.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
Let POSlam
Restore Your
Ailing Skin

Just give PosIam a chance to show
how greatly Il can benefit your ecze-
ma, itching, scaling skin, rash. PIN
pies, or other skin trouble. II is in
tense in healing power, antiseptic;
cannot possibly harm. AS soon as
spread upon the skin. itching stops.
You feel relief and know that IL is
d. ing good. improvement shows ev-
cry day until the trouble with all its
ugly manifestations is driven away.
Your druggist sells Poslam. For
free sample, write to Emergency La
boratories. 80 West Twenty-ffth street
New York.
FosIam Soap is non-irritating. abso-
lutely pure. Luxurious and beneficial
for daily use. toilet and bsth.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
Important 90 al Women
Readers Of this Paper.

Il.rs11ds upon thousands OF women
ltte atusy or bladder trouble and
asFrr suspect T.
W1uer's complaints often prove 20
e. nothing else but kidney trouble. or
'ie -ralit o. kidney or bladder dis
stss
the Eidr0ys are not Ia a healthy
'aa-.H1a. they may cause the other
s-sars t1 become diseased
You nay suffer a srcat deal with
IAN ia the back. beariug-dOvn feel
ags. headache and loss % au,oitiou-
Poor health makes you nervous. irrf-
able and nay De- despoudeuts Il makes
aay one 90.
Bst hundreds 81 women claim that
D. Eimer's SwamD-R<t- by restor-
- health % The kidneys. r-o-sd 20
O. Just Tire remedy Escded TO overcome
fach coalitions
y sood kidnoy medicine. p,ssesstng
rsai healing aHd curative value. should
as blessing % thousands Of nervous
sveT-worScd women
Aany send for a sample bottle 20
So what SwaErp- Root. the great Kid
asy. Liver and Bladder Remedy VIII
% for thsn- Every reader OF this
rsper. Who has rot already tired H.
~ enclosing ten cents 20 DR.. kilner q
Co. BlaEharntou. y Y. may receive
sample sire bottle BY Parcel Post
teu can purchase the regular nfty-
.sn. aad or~-dotiar sire bottles nj All
Eax storcs.-(AfvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
REFUSE TO ADMIT
WILL TO PROBATE
EAST MOLINE WoMAN's TESLA
mENT DisAPPRoVEO AND Es-
TATE is OPEN FOR YEAR.
Sherrard Bankers Identify Writing as
Their Own. But Say They Cannot
Recall Signing Names.

The very unusual procedure OF re-
fusing to admit a will to probate and
thus tying up the estate involved for
a year occurred IN probate court yes
terday afternoon. when Judge 3. 5.
Bell decided that testimony Of sub
scriblng Witnesses was insufficient 10
grant It's approval
I; was the viii OF the late Mrs. Ma
tilda Cragan. who died in East Moline
Nov. 10. last year. six years TO the
day after the Will which was offered
10 the court had been drawn up The
instrument Vas dated At Sherrard.
Mercer county. Nov. 10. 1909.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26

sufficient TO establish the viii as that
Of Mrs. Cragan, the estate must now
remain open for year until all claims
can be filed against the estate and
disposed of Then the property will
be divided by the probate judge &C
cording to law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
PRESIDENT Is TOUCHED BY
MRS. CRAWFORD'S PASSING

President Woodrow Wilson a few
DAYS ago was advised of the death in
Rock Island of Mrs. Caroline Sydney
Crawford, who had mothered him in
his childhood days at Stanton, Va
The president was sent the announce
ment OF her passing in letter from
Rev. James Edgar Wilson, pastor of
Broadway Presbyterian -.lurch. Rev.
Wilson today received the following
personal acknowledgment from the
president:
white House, Washington, d. c,
Feb. 23.-Thank you for your letter
about Mrs. Crawford. The whole re-
citaI has interested and touched me
very much
WOODROW WILSON"
All the news all the time-The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26
MAN is FINED. SIS FOR
CARRYING A REVOLVER

Rene Serno. after a drunken spree
on Twcnty-rourth street and Fifth
avenue. yesterday afternoon. flashed q
gun. and threatened TO shoot several
OF his companions Officer Collins
happened along and pat a quietus on
me mans intentions. He was ar
raikned yesterday afternoon before
MAGISTRATE Smith on charge o. car
ryinE firearms and fined SIS and
costs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26

Using mirrors that are invisible to
the audience. n German motion picture
apparatus reflects the entire contour
Of the players IN picture. giving
Iite-iikc APPEARANCE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-26

Whiteside represents the defendant
and Dietz and Dietz, the plaintiff.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Chicago Single Tax club will hold
public OratoricaI prize contest tonight
at Schiller hall, ga W. Randolph.
John q. White to talk.
John C.. Kennedy at Casimir thea
ter, Milwaukee and Giddings, and
HaugaR school, Wilson and Ayers, to-
night.
John H. Hill, dry candidate for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
. NEW LOVE CULT" TANGLE

Alliance, O., March 26.-Mysteri-
GUS rites believed to have been per-
formed at the Brotherhood Home
of the Kingdom of God, a religious
new love" cult of II members, z of
them women, are under investigation
following death of Amy G.. Tanner,
%, a convert, under circumstances
that indicate an illegal operation had
been performed. Apostle" P. A.
George, leader of the cult, is in Jail
and other members are under suTYeil-
lance.
George in his cell declared: "The
voice of God speaks to me and tells
me am innocent of the charge. do
not believe in free love, but the laws
of men are not the laws Of God and
every man has a real wife, though
she may not be the one the law united
him to.i
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26

THOMPSON SAYS COUNTY IS
"SULLIVANlZED"
VIM. Hale Thompson said at a
meeting last night: ..-.
Chicago and Cook county is be-
ing 'SuIlivanized' in a manner to eX-
cite the envy of any tTust-builder.
Roger controls the sanitary district.
Gas boss of that district he has the
management OF. the electrical power,
which the people have tried to de-
VeIop. a.,
CAS- boss of that district his bench
men have inaugurated the reform of
lump payrolls, making it impossible
to tell exactly where the money goes.
CAS- boss of that district he is able
to put thousands of men on the pay
roll whenever a Democratic primary
is to be carried.
'As boss of that district he is able
to give large and juicy contracts to
the Great Lakes Dredge Co., which
he and his political friends are said
to own. .....
"As boss of the county clerks, the
recorders and other county offices he
is able to put men on the payroll who
will do his bidding. -.
"As boss of the state auditor of
public accounts he is able, through
his examiners, to know whose paper
is in every state bank. Through that
power business men can be forced to
do his bidding or have their paper
objected to when presented to his ex-
aminers for approval
CAS- mayor of Chicago he can have
his Great Lakes Dredge Co. repeat
the kind of work it is said to do upon
the sanitary canal and make the peo-
pie pay for it-dig in the daytime and
dump back at night"
1890
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Chicago Single Tax club will hold
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-26
ioMPsoN SAYS COUNTY ISL

mayor, at Kenwood school, 50th and
KenwOod; NeighborhOOd hall, 67th
and May; and Wendell Phillips
school, 39th and Prairie, and Casimir
theater, Milwaukee and Giddings, to-
night.
THE POOR BOYS WILL Benefit
THROUGH THIS NEW IDEA
The first Public Defenders league
organized in the United States will
hold a meeting in the Otis building
Saturday.
The league is composed of a num-
Der of lawyers who have agreed to
devote a portion of their time de-
Tending boys in the boys court who
are not able to hire the services of
a lawyer.
Judge Dolan, who presides over the
court, said: cit has frequently been
stated that the poor do not secure
justice because they cannot hire law
yers to properly present their cases
to the court. With this in mind
approached several weIl-known law
yers and found twenty up to date who
very willingly offered their services
without pay to these boys. Each one
of them viii spend one day in the
court"
nIE-VhT t,I rNTE oIII -, rnErAt
Williams news., 1915-03-11
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF
 SUPERVISORS, C0C0N|NO COUNTY ARIZONA

Office of the Board of Supervisors Flagstaff Ar March 1, 1915 the Borad to-day regular chairman Hart members Brown and Woook county attorney Will and clerk Rees.
 The meetings Feb 1st 3d read and approved.
 The following claims the County audited and same
Williams news., 1915-03-11

Members Brown and Woolfok County Attorney Wilson Rees.
 The report of the Sheriff for the month of February showing the expenditure $51 95 refund Teasu check:d and approved
 report Sheriff February 1915 showing refund mag book the of $2 3 for the checked and approved.
 The report the Custodian of Bright Angel month of February 1915 showing the collection of tolls and Tasurers receipt for the checked approved
 The report the Custodian of Bright Angel Trail February 195 showing the number of employed me approved.
 The the County Treasurer for the month February 1s showing $353O2 disbursements hand February 2sh e15 distributed funds checked with the stub rants and books, found be and
 The Treasurer directed cancel all against Lock account of his having moved all County prior to February 1914
 The Treasurer directed of W Price forty six head account of having sold these cattle prior to February. 1914
 On motion duly made and seconded the following passed by the unanimous vote of the Board:
 RESOLVED That the Legislature requested adopt Memorial directed to the President Congress ary Agriculture requesting the opening the public Grand Canyon Arizona known the Hermit Rim Road extending
Williams news., 1915-03-11
Labor & material, jail and Co. Hosp
261 Wilson & Coffin ., 262 The Williams

News ;, Printing publishing etc., 1O7.eol 26s J. O. Harringon, Coroners Expense 31.5O| 2e4 Frank Fairchld , constables Expenses 1895 265 of Flagstaff, Co hospital 1O45 I266 L. E. Johnson ,, Co., hospital meals for jail 35 l267 C. B. ,, Expense of Attorneys 5S 2O| 26S McNeil ;, Supplies 16SOI I269 T. E. Pollock , Refund Taxes Pitts cattle Co., 312OO| 27o J. Bumburg ;, ;, J 1o4OO| 271 Fagstag Steam
 Laundry , Laundry for jail .7O| I272 Racket Store 5 Office Supplies 3OO| l273 Mountain Service s611| I274 Spear Brown ,, Drayage etc. 13OOI I275 Roy M Cook Bounty 100oI 27e FMcDonald ;, 4oOI 277 c. A. Clark CO., 7, Asgd. Claim 14O0l PTS The Arizona
 Gen. Bank 3OOi 279 Flagstaff Mere
 Company ;, y 1OOl 2SO Floyd Hastings ;, zOOOI Bros., , ., 77OOl 2s2 J. M Montoya,, n eOO| 283 Robert Lee D ,, n 11.oo| 2s4 Roy ;, 21OO} 2S5 H. R. Hecke- 2s6 K J. Nackard ;, 2OO| 2s7 E. M. Fender. 28s C. A. Black ;, 17oo| 2Ss s:
 . Orders Paid 74so| 2sO s: S. Acker
 Treas ;, Cash Items 124 es 291 S. S. Acker
 Treas ,, Out door relief & Sheriff exp. 5s5 oo| 292 s. S. Acker
 Treas Salary Jury certificates paid s15o|
 Treas Road Road Orders paid 77seeI
 Total sS,555 57 Claim filed $45oO s225o Crawford & Borum 33S5 allowed for 25. 7Ol Bobbitt Bros 3S.OS allowed for 31OSl The appointment A. Miller Ranger Deputy Sheriff. ap appointment
 The F. Twitty, Justice of the Peace Williams Az January, showing of $4 co and Treasurer's for the ame approved.
 The A. w. Brown Justice of the Peace for the month January showing business approved
 report of the Supervisors showing the of hides ceipt for the approved.
 report the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors showing hides receipt for the same, approved. lection OO from F. D. of the sale of the safe in the Treasurers Office and Turer receipt for e approved
 report Supervisors showing eion Hunting Licenses the $1OO and State Game Warden's receipt for the same, approved
 report February showing the collection fees the $114 90 and Tasurs receipt for the checked with the fee book found be and approved.
 Superior Feb ruay showing $1OO and Treasure receipt for the checked with the fee and blot books, found to be correct and approved
 The the County the of checked and approved.
 Upon duly carried adjourned until M March 2nd 1915.
 OFFICE 0F THE BOARD 0F SUPERVISORS MARCH 2ND 1915. The Board pursuant adjournment Present Hart Members Brown and Woolfk Attorney Wilson 
 report February, 1915 showing expenditure $473 check.d and approved
 report February e15 showing refund mge book the of $2 31 for the checked and approved. ( report the Custodian Bright Angel the month of February 195 showing the collection of tolls and Teasue for the approved
 off
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07

OGDEN, July 7.-Attorneys in Al
bert Geddes' suit for share Of the
millions Of the late David Eccles, al
Ieging the boy is the result of a plu-
raj marriage, closed the case with the
examination Of nine witnesses. Dis
appointment was apparent in the
courtroom when Judge Howell ruled
the boy could not testify as his evil
dence would be self-serving. A mo-
ton for a new suit was filed by De-
fense Attorney Gustln on the alleged
ground that no public acknowledge
ment of the boys parentage ever was
made by Eccles The argument OIL
the motion continued this afternoon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07

sam E. Paine, proprietor of the
Troy laundry last night awoke from
his slumbers at his residence at SIS
West Court street, and saw a mans
head protruding through the window
of his bedroom. Fresh from peaceful
dreams. the laundryman for minute
was startled but finally demanded to
know what the intruder wanted,
Nothing" was the answer and it
was given on the run, for the prowler
lost no time in making a getaway, In
mis- hasty retreat he ran across some
rabbit wire up which sweet peas were
vlning. He became entangled in 1t
and dragged it for some distance. The
same or another prowler was seen
around the residence of Mrs. Green
in the same locality the night before
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
Stole RngyN Cushion.

The seat of his own rig being with
out cushion and the roads being
rough Bert Painter. who lives on the
reservation, yesterday appropriated a
cushion from another buggy which
was standing in the street here yes
terday, A passerby detected him in
the act and reported the matter to
Chief Kearney. who arrested Painter,
The man confessed to stealing the
cushion and is being held in jail. The
owner of the cushion has not yet been
located.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
Erench Gold FlnMs in.

PARIS. July THE Bank Of
France has been compelled to desig-
nate six receiving tellers to take the
gold offered in exchange for notes in
consequence Of the invitation TO the
public TO turn in its private hords OF
gold SO as 70 strengthen the national
reserve.
Long lines Of persons waited in
front Of the institution, The largest
sum exchanged was 6S5,0oo francs, the
smallest ten trans.
The usual amounts were 1000 or
1000 francs. The certificates given
for the gold bore an inscription saying
that the exchange was made for ma
tional defense"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
SHELLS FROM GERNlN GUNS
DESTROY ARRAS CATHEDRAL
EnIFTCE Is SET AFIRE BUT BER,
LIN SAYS BOSIBARDMENT
NECESSARY.

BERLIN, July THE cathedral
at Arras practically has been destroy
ed during the German bombardment,
it was officially announced
A shell set the cathedral afire. It
was explained 1t was necessary to
shell Arras because great bodies Of
French troops were concentrated
there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
Fire in E. o. Basement.

A small fire in the basement of the
East oregonian building called out
the fire department last night about
10 Is. Some papers left in the fur
mace pit had caught fire presumably
from Goals in the furnace and made
a considerable blaze. The room being
concrete and little but machinery be-
ing in it, there was no particular dan
ger to the building. The firemer
quickly extinguished the flames, This
is the ninth alarm sounded during
/ the month,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
Two Quiet Zones.

WASHINGTON. July Favorable
reports from two zones which have
been giving the administration some
concern We're received at the state de-
partment Consul Canada, at Vera
Cruz. reported quiet restored on the
Mexican west coast Similar conditi'
ons were reported from Cape Haitien
by Admiral Caperton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
INDIAN Campmeetlng CLOSE.

Today $50 Indians who participat-
ed in the annual fourth of July
campmeeting at the Presbyterian
mission at Tutuilla packed their
camping outfits and returned to their
homes They had been in camp for
a week and some big meetings were
held. On the Fourth of July a din
ner was served to 800 people. Dur
ing the week the meetings were con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. NJ. Corneiison, as
sisted by Pastor Lindley, Ne7
Perce. A tug of war and otheE
sports added to the entertainment on
the Fourth.