davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1915-06-13

The first of the Balls to build on this
hill was Dr. Mottron Ball of Northum-
berland county, Virginia. His wife was
Martha Corbjn Turbervilie of Westmore-
land county. and these families owned
wide estates in Fairfax county. The
Ball lands. Woodbury." and the Tur-
berville lands. "Chantilly,' were among
the largest holdings in the neighbor-
hood of Washington. 1t was on the
Turberville lands, through which the
Little River turnpike passes. that the
battle of Chantilly was fought. Wood
bury had long been in the Ball family,
but how long the Rambler does not
know.
1t was during the war of 1872 that
DR.. Mottron Ball and his wife and
family moved from Northumberland
county 20 Woodbury-on-the-P Potomac.
Not a vestige of his house remains but
son was Spencer Martin Ball. He was
clerk of the court of Fairfax county
He was a democrat. and some time before
the civil war there was Wing victory
in Fairfax county. and he retired TO
Balls HILL building himself fine house
close to the site of the house of Dr.
Mottron Ball. That house of the sec
ond Ball was destroyed during the civil
war. For number of years the pres
ent owner of the property lived in a
small house on the hill. but, as stated,
he has built himself a new house pat
termed after that burned during the war
between the states. He married
cousin. the maiden name of his wife
being Martha Corbin Turberville Ball
showing the relationship between the
Balls. Corbins and Turbervilles. which. of
course means relationship with practi-
cally all the great land-holding families
of colonial Virginia.
Mr. Ball and his wife knew the jack
sons James jackson, as young man,
went from Virginia to Kentucky. He
met his wife there. She was a convent
girl and there was a romantic. elope-
ment from the convent The event was
attended with number of picturesque
incidents. Jackson and his wife re-
turned to Fairfax county and Jackson
became the proprietor of hotel in
Fairfax Court House. The building
disappeared many years ago. 1t stood
on the main street. east of the court
house.
Evening star., 1915-06-13

At one time Jackson farmed the land
of Samuel Cults, which lies on SCOTS
run, near the Balls land and not far
from the home of Jackson's father.
After various experiences jackson and
his wife returned to live on the homo
place, near the top of the hill on the
pike, where the old road, on its west
ward course. climbs out of the valley
of Scots run. The couple had three
daughters. They were Amelia, who
never married: Alice, who became the
wife of a Mr.. Fitzhugh. and Carrie, who
became the wife of Mr. HELEN of Wash
ington.
Jackson, after the tragedy at Alex
Evening star., 1915-06-13
Ipecial Correspondence of The Star.

ITH that thoroughness which
has carried them success
fully through the great war
up to date, the Germans are
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W. uus ietnsr ObnmaHt ,ripaGie, lpas
reu ibm bic Dunoen iOrgfG!iig Osrbun.
ben; ben arm bate ihm bic GrstIide
fuHfi freiii6 ni5t reitsn t5nnsn, q
mar umputiri iporbsn. Dor aursen
traf i9 ben Ssloeu, sef6miidt NIT Der
solbeneH SapferieitsmebaiIIe, IN ssr
GarHiion ipis0er. gbeilne9menn ers
tun6igte ih MID na6 isimm geiinbtH
uno iud)te ibn iiber ben DcrluIt ieines
grmes 5u .r6ften. asudtabsn 9tus.s
erpiberie sr: Den babe ia germ FIJI.
meiu li.bts @aterIdno b.resgsbsn. llRo
fpenn i4 cu& msinen gtrui Nitt- msbr
aasabeu sann. 70 Dirb ii5 fson elm
Gbeloenieuoer ftnbeu, ber fir ein.n
arnlsn serisssiHpalibsn Bsi6af.isuus
bat.~
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OHIO DENTAL COLLEGE
6linifem.
6de Sisbsnte Mpe. unS U,ounS Ctr.
.8nbnirshife sirtelten feber urt sabue BON
RiHoern aerabe aeriatt Often bon bis 5.
anesboit fiir aobftn.
SantiIton Gennib cennriiIloner on

3nriIton Gonnih Gonrrrifioner Office
Cincinnati, g.. IS. Wlni 1915.
BerfiegeIte anaebpte tpeben ent
geacH gencHliHer in Der Office bes 9onrb oI
q. BE 1ienstaa, ben IS. Mai 1915, um IL
libr A'dttnps. fur ben MHfnH nrb gibiieferunG
ron rdlidIcfen sioGIen i'm Qourfbuua an groub,
n1b inb giouieer Strnbe, her @dfienb1ne an
Gfeemnr Nrcnue. gtoraue an Der Of s. Strdbe
iiib beni Wemorinl Sfbdtibe an bet GIN girn,
eiHitimrnina init ben spe5itifdticnsn. ipeInt In
bet Sffiee Ron hffGgtem 9onrO ouflieaen.
Hnc dotlcu uiitfien bic befien (rdlidiIose)
ilr EnHpf uiIb oeissipede fetu unb dtgciefert
iperben in BEN aofIen.9c' ertireber I'm sc.
ribfsaebhube. gA1ffenbdue. WiofGue cher Wse.
ucrinl @etdnor, tn tnIfeH Cunntiidten nnb an
feldsn Seiieu. irte es rotbtpenbia erfhgineu
mag nnb mie bon ben Gounfn GcnimiHdrsn ooer
btrer Guptrinierbsnteu beifent irdbveuh bes
Setfrautns Bon einem .Snhr bonn is. 9urt 1915.
arlebcie irerbtn ertacasnaennmnitn an ber
Hate bet ION bon 5fpeitnufenb (2000) Bfnnb.
Die eteier niiiilen ibrer 1ameT uro fibreiic
beleQen uHb hie Rottt anaebote FIR apbleu-
miifien dnf bet mnheHieiie bes Qollberis bet.
merit feiit bda ibr aueeboi euf5dIt
tlue dHaeboie iiiiiiien nnl pnbei6rtehtteH
5otWnlnref aeiHndlt iperhfr, bic In ber Office
bee gouaih Gomnitiirs sn baben iiro. ifno nls
tine @urdntis bes atiier gatnenA Iinb bic Rieter
aehdlten, nit ibrem Nnaebpt eiHe Ntggf6dfl I'm
Nefrdge bon $4,000 bet5ufaer. mil aipei pnien
nno nncriarnieu gairaen ober Rlrafnnfis-5e.
ienldloft oesr af ete1s 5dben rinen eeriifisir,
ten GbtS i'm Ssiraae bon $4,000, sabIbar ON
bic Grber bon 2su,, n. Gppiins. Gcbatme;firr
bon eanilicu gonrth. o.
Die Gcuntn eonimiNare bebaItsr Ht has
siedlt ber. dnss cher ole anasbcis sntaesD
I'm sfaftrass ses esOrb Of GoaHis Com.
sreS. q. 8tffsrmann. qrHf.
Giicft:-en. aeinbnrti. GItri. -
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geridt Ses aompasuieiiibrers
iiber beruurrasenSes Ser.
balten eines baperiideH
Heierpiifen.

in mebrtisigsm, beibem Rinaen BAT
nrIere Brigade bas SaaI Don 9. big
Wt. pom i}sinoe sefSubert. Ton belt
sr ben 9rsuJpab sDiitsn BEN frans5.
itI6sn urb benz beuti9eu gliab i.ii in
Der 5unb. sisfs, gut eebsdts s6libeHs
1raben Sieben lid iiber ben galscn
&amm Sss 9sbirgss bin. JeinriGe
gdtterier fuarisn in por;iiylth aapdbls
ten SteIIunssn auf tOotbringsnos ar.
Belt. Die Grnn3oftn balien ibre stels
lungen fir unsiunebmbur. Qbr fir
uHIere brdOen 9npern sibt ss bieies
Wort ni9t. Mit beifpisIloIer aii5ns
9sit unb llnsri9rodenbeit itiirnen iie
in Der iengenoen @lutD Ser gluguit.
Tonne 9egen bic 90ben an. s!5Gtte ih
iol9e SoIodtsn in meiner SisIlung ses
babi." iasi. mir ipdtsr Elm IranJSf,
i4s aasitia Ia taSsl!OfGu 3suNAJ
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Wdndsns aHnfIerfur,
forge. gtus Wliin1en fuirb asThri,s
ben: Gin. Summs BON iitsr 450, 900
M. in ben notbieibsnoeH aiinftlern
Win6ens bishsr bant fer ar6eii he's
6ilfsausffuHss Der Miin&eneraiiniis
lsrfdafi 5ussflofien. Der fia bsiarieass
tsainn aus idmmtlihen bortissn
RliriilsrDsrbdnbsn ssbiIbe. Bat. Gtpa
225. 600 M. iinb in Gslb sufammsn
asipmmen; fit bic sI.i6s Summ.
ipurben Durh bic baDsrii&e Reai,s
runs. bic Giebt Wliinfen ufp. 9iuI.
irdpe unb alniaufs on aiinhlsr usr.
esheH.
SitfttineHSspsrbttr.t.
benoen. GIemenccmis glqtt So
&aineA msIbsi. Der 2lbsecrOn.l. g,or.
aes gerrp babe sinen @eIesonirao IN
Der aammtr einssbra6t, pOnab tin,
Iarlebensfaiie NIT 500 Wgilioner
aranten aupital trri&t.t ip.rb,n you,
nm ben bur8 ben fries a,itabtct,u
tlsinsn GaufIsutsn unb ysIsinirS,I,
ltrislsn itnaiIidt SiIfs In iysrrr ns
Tarlsssa " espasrH,
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ausen Don einfahen RsIerpifieu unb
GdHbfpe9rIsuieu, Die bdbeim Grau uub
ainosr baben, Ibaien nit iolaem
S6nsio unb SsfDeHmutb poubringen
isben, oab iie pertb iinb, nit goIotnen
9udftabsn in bas BUD Der Gei5i5te
gf6rieben gu fperben. llnS 10 oft i9
an ben "a. guguii, ben Sag Der Gr.
itiirmunS pts paiies, ben.e, erimre
i5 mid Der ipadersn RsieDiTten ber
eritr Sompagnis uHier.s 9atnillons,
Sd.pb 3iumsrmurH aus Riirnberl
2tipberfirube 145. Der, iaum 80 Meter
Dpm JeiHbs sntfsrut, 5rpiffeu oisr &c,
fnlleuenSrmernben lag inro olein Der
llebermu@t SiaHb 1isIt. Sinter iia
Sas idiiBeube Didibt bss DaIoes. bas
ihn ben glideu bes iein6ss cntsosen
bate, lag er binier einan tktuen Grbs
oufpurf, ber nur tDenie Seduna Bot,
100 Weter abjeiis pom Iintsn ;5ligeI
isiner aompagnis. Sd ionnte bon
meinem Plas aus beutlif bep5ahten.
mix bic GrauSofen ii6 ben Wdderen
aufs forn ndbmen- glbtr fpas films
inert es ibn2 3uriidipringen ins
Ditidt2 9trnmerms5r. Die aoms
pugnie mil ia porip1rts, bic pab565s
sritiirmsul lInb S9ub nm Sfntb. is,
Der tpo6lsesisli. se1i biniiberin in ben
fsinbIitrn grabtn. pl5sIi6 bemeris
ih, bab Der sapfere ii4 Don Dem Dor
ibm Iiessuosn Seirb a5ipsbet unS
mad siusm bal5.iHts Sorpdrts lisssn'
ben M}nIb oas tobtbringerec glei
ibidt. gus Sifem IN Elm frans6fi4er
Sffi,isr NIT etfpa go Mann berpprge.
brohen, I'm einen poybereiteten Ghi'
s.ngrnbeu 81 bsfsben. Der bir.fi in uR'
isrer lirtsn Slnnte 9iest. aaum bin
Id mir Der GeFabr bsipubt, Sie uni,r.r
aompnsris Srcbt. ba iebs ib fraon ben
Iran50iff6en Giihrr, bon elmer Euld
lnieres tpdderen fumernben aetroffmI
iur grbe finfsn. Die meiTien Rptb5os
'en nepmtn i4lennf4li HeibdEs, Iiur
peniae 8.brsit lauf,n pbns ibren
yiibrer in bic aHsapieisne Gisllune.
Bon bort srSffntn fie aus nd6fu
sntfernuns elm beftisss S4nsufmr
luf ben aIsin liesenben 9apern. Omar
enSst bisfsr nod, einiss S6iiFs bins
iber, ober large bdlt yer .s in BEN
freuSfeuer ni5t mebr aus. I'd, Iebe
lo9 fsintn aopf 5ur Orb. fnien, aia
d NIT unfsrem BatailIon gum Gturm
,orsebe. Baum ipdren bic feinbi&en
5itllunsm auf Der eansen afnie in
lnierem geiib uno ben fliebeuben
Jrun3oieu einise 8lsistiibe na8ges
dnht. ba trieb es mid su btm tapfe.
en- geI9lbr unierer IinIen sslonfe.
Sa fano Jpn betDubtlos NIT serItmets
sriem Urn, uno ROTH ram bas BlutI
ns 9afts uno Smsnislipunbs. QIIs
81 @adEs G6snSs im Gd,dsstt Jul
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fen Sriiblinss I'M Ssrssn NIT irb i'm
Sinn bas, mas rWtutter S6lob" gum
4bidisb jsbem iast: nS4on pielen
ariesen babe i9 susei4uut. 9lber
ipeibt Su, rpdrum i9 mid in bieiem
10 i9miife? Isil i9 iebe, Doh es nm
SeutIdIanb gut beitelIt 1T, beFer benn
ie in einem friiberen Sriege!"
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erb5rt neuen Me9dnismas -esierte.
Sn fIottem Sempo fubren iie babin.
Obne pisl GerduTc5. aus Wunben Id
&sInb, entsins bieisr Wiaan, persi9>
tsnb uuf bas 9iitlsib Der msnse, eis
mem fieHen, elenben 9ettlertbum unb
erbaute Tid) aus ben Sriinrmern elmer
gsrsanesnEeit, bic ibm nifts me5r
iliiben tunnte, eine ileue' 'Welt.
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gpo rnn lisnt-hns

Sic fastsr bod. 5bre pbptosras
pbien feien 70 bausrbdft2"
photograph: Pun - iirtb fie bas
ettpa nift2'
rHetn; fdduen Sie nur bas
Bib an: es 1T Dor taum 3nsi Sabs
rsn aufgsuommsn, .unS aeuts iit Is mir
laaH dSuii4!a
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Observation-Disclosures.

sseiraaas.auntnHHst sHrn far pianurr
Sub Hrdutn. 1npifnhs con 9rntnnnrotn f1t
n Nusftt. cite itt Hntielunasn fret
gtnuilin 3ufttiuis. Gtsi 70. Ro6tfitr. ". Q.
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y n auifs beuif9es 6ausmdb.
n, wne ertobulna Hus 0mpieblaHesu
papsi, 1nies ceim -HHb sliet gebn i5irb
besabli. sOT glofib Crescent aptnae. gbons
apou i4i3 X. ieI7ls
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gerlanai - MdnnIid

% nnHet erlerUi bns gorb,ereeindti etsneu
ctftn. eobf rdtttu6 hem eerreu Raerfleua
Geeeben Oh Rellabls garbcI college, GinTH,6
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Seiuridl gchrens,

esIiebisr 6aiie bon apollyt.ba Hftrens. oe.
boreue GrimaH, I'M 81 gtgrusabte GIe Beer.
biauRd flnbei iiaii nm 'r'ia9 ben Is. alni
WGdlmiiiGge I'm iibI, rom LEdustbauie aus
ipo8u BeriuGH6ie uHb frfHUbS obne nettere
Roli5 boiIt6g eiHaelaben lro Son
l6,T,i5 Zen irautlHagr einierbliebeHen.
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Or D beE nm bic Gotpniiairsarbsti unb bas
ae0en ~ beirrsen. aseH 1851 D. 80. 1921
Nertine aoe. 16I7,iss
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10 ipdrsu Sie ME berauf9tommen. .
llnD iA CLAUDE es ibm germ: btnn ieoer
BON ben ipdfern Geibgrduen ift elm
Seio. llnb ipmn aud ni6t isber @es
Iegenbeit bat, eint tpeitbin Isuftfnbe
2hnf 5u porbrinsen, 10 iinS irir bod,
idnsft bon bet Weinuna af,setommen,
hdb in Der 3eii Der WtafIen5.ers Der
sinDeIEs in ber Tlens, otrf1lDinbs. Sd
babs im aoufs Ssl Ryissss mis sisssssr
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81 a nen inr nnarmtine Sdnsar6ti, au5n.
iroaen 30. ss5 Haee s,.dbe. IA
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Wnlhers erinbrtne Hanf. una .soueesfr-.
Hrbel,sr. bnp3innitiIifier Iaa,sestb.snii
$3.50 b.s $500. 9niernattouaI Gmglonm,ni
eEreaH S23 EStii 4. ctrdte. rs. 20
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n d n nub niasmtlne Sansdtbeli, "a gamL
lis bon 4. EnsnisnssH 22oi SisRiaHs ass.,
Wd apburn. Is. 2os
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SoSes.gnseisen.


Siarb am samlina, hcu i5 g1ai 1915. @lOr.
Gems nm ubr 20 9h1ucu, IN ieiner g9pb.
naHg. 80. $40 Roiemonl aUc. 0rise Sin. IN.
ier inntetgeiebier Bd,ic 9lieI, SGIulsaerbas
itt, 0rob. unb urarohbo..c
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gerIarai - @eibIif

ktuIlets gtaoasn ,am ss1yen ane um
het BET 6nueafbrii gu telfen Resrensen
ter!aaei. qtbmi Gaffss Cat. 2s27 p9nbifen
foab. 1attatle besntii be
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Grfabtent ab6in. Gan eeBabiuaa. Re
ferenseii. eSt CLARION Hbenue, Geon6aIt.
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q n. ipeltf gui BADEN uHe crbetteu farm.
2ofeS eun6 Roor. 5yoni nne alalnut Cir,
SiHfnef unb giieu. ipern eerldnat
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onus, I'm bic gdsa.i su erIsrnsn. 1915
9eiierH are.
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Brautr pslSs e,adarssii/Ha6 eans pe5.
men tpsleH. an sillen GU Serar6eitgn. no.
i3s2 GEaiH GiIcbe.
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gtus cute ss6tH. aIeine .Samiiie. eAe
aeepnp aet.. GooHoalt. Td hneH 3eT7.
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GE0.P. SCHVEIqZER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
Sxndia6en

lsett utt IN tsrtf9sr rab srgiif6sr erross
i'rhsr out rbnf6 beforoI
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etH. rssamSs, ass7 serriron slss.. nsii
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n D @ II rrh aIatmsre Snnsorbeit GrsuIrd
cen 2soe glsltefs aes.. 2GinHi Gins.
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ekr.ns.indl. - BeibIi6.

Gsntt6t Gran fani Siens iar lnf6en,
Sassln iine ynvtr. 900 seiis ets. 1. 5IOor.
@ttfws NIT eintm Rabp ma,
.sfent 'ar sinfGfs eanedrseit ober enuk.
heiieril y ees dnberbalb tr Siabi. aa6.
suifnaen 1924 Bremen CTR.
2 9sutfnt GrdH iu6i elrbeit nis War1ersr
cher ReinueAsn. Grdn HsuI 1907 HrerlefI
Sirabs. Q. elocr.
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ap6i n Glrr peJnblHns. mtfetensen perianat.
ansuifeeen sos sarisH ast. Gsenealt. Eel
9ooH 1920.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03
WHEAT PRICES
UP IN CHICAGO
(Friday,s N[arket.N


CHICAGO.-Wheat prices were
slightly higher at the opening of the
market today.
Offerings were light in the early
trading. July wheat developed con-
siderable strength The option ad-
vanced a cent a bushel and carried
September up S-4. The pit crowd
fought the advance, but a heavy short
covering movement withstood the at
tack.
Corn prices were practically I'M
changed at the outset. The trade was
small. The pit crowd was inclined to
the short side but offerings were
light Some commission house buy
ing in the later trading caused a firm
tone. The market reflected some Of
the strength in the southwest.
Oats were IA to 1-2 higher at the
opening The strength in the market
was due to scattered buying, presum-
ably for cash interests. Provisions
were weak.
WHEAT.
July-Open, s1.OS; high. SLIP;
low, $1.O7 Ia; close, $1,11 S-SB.
Sept open. $1.O2 IL; high, $1.04
is: low, $1.02; close. S104 B.
Dec.-open los SIS; high, $1.O7;
low, $1.O5; close, s1.O7 A
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03
WILSON AND BRYAN

n OLLOWING is one Of the
TT best editorials yet writ
ten on the subject OF
Bryan's resignation from the
cabinet. It is from Harper's
Weekly.
Mr. Bryan left the cabinet
for high conscientious reasons.
Those who continue TO speak
harshly Of him, after the first
burst Of hysteria is over. ac-
cusing him Of politics or inn
becility, are playing a success
full game if their object is to
hurt the administration. Large
ly. however, it is merely a cult
Every eastern editor thinks he
has Go take a shot at Mr.. Bryan
about twice a week. Other
wise he would not be a real
editor. Mr.. Bryan has a whole
hearted desire to help the pres
ident, at the same time that he
preserves his own point of view
and carries out what he con
ceives to be his own mission
Now It is nossible that he ell
aborates his views In the pres
ent crisis more than is neces
sary. Harper's Weekly hap
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03
$4,000 PRIZE OPERA
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

LOS ANGELES, July 3-The long
standing question Of whether or not
an American opera, in English, can
be written to compare with the works
of great European composers and lib
rettists may be decided here at the
first production Of "Fairyland," $10,-
900 prize opera Of the American Fed.
Grafton Of Music Clubs.
Some Of the greatest musicians and
critics in the country have arrived
here to attend the first production,
for which practically no expense has
been spared.
The operas three act piece is a
central European setting Of the 18th
century, was written by Horatio
Parker, dean Of music at Yale.
II is chorus opera, and the mu-
sic is said to bear an individuality
distinctly apart from the modern and
ancient schools Of European opera.
The work Of producing it has been
under the direction Of Alfred Hertz
for 13 years director OF Wagnerian
opea at the Metropolitan In New
York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03
WHY NOT?

TF the Southern Pacific rail
u road company or some
other powerful corpora
ton was in line to lose $780,
100000 by default and a speci-
al session Of the legislature
could prevent that loss with
out costing the state anything
TO speak of a very eloquent
clamor for that special session
would soon be reyerberating
from one corner Of the state to
another. It would not be many
days until the legislators would
be speeding in haste to the
state house with a view to Civ
ing succor.
Why should not equal zeal
be shown in behalf of the
school fund of Oregon even il
the plan was suggested by &
man who is disliked by the tory
element Of the state?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03
Winner of Bout
Here May Meet
Billie Wright
ARRANGE MATCH AFTER
ANDERSON-INGLE GO.

As an added impetus to the Ander-
son-Ingle bout Monday night at the
Oregon theater is the announcement
Of Promoter Billie Farrell that he
will probably match the winner with
Billie Wright, a fast Seattle light
weight Wright has been correspond
ing with Farrell for some time and
is eager to meet either Anderson or
Ingle over any distance.
Judging from the crowds gathering
In the Commercial gymnasium every
afternoon TO witness the workouts,
there Is more interest in the forth
coming fray than In any fight ever
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03

This accomplished by selling only the best makes of tires and the
department day
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03
COPPER COIN RELIC
STARTS LIVELY TALK
PIECE is RELIEVED TO HAVE
BELONGED TO LEWIS-C CLARK
EXPEDITION.

MANDAN, n. D., July 2.-Persons
who have found a copper pocket piece
inscribed with Masonic insignia, to-
day point to it as proof that the Lew
is and Clark expedition camped here
during the winter of 1905. The ques-
tion is being disputed by the people
of Bismarck just across the river,
who claim the site of their city is
the site of the Lewis and Clark camp
ing grounds. The piece bears the
lettering. Franklin Chapter. New
Haven, Conn.,, Instituted May 20,
1895"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03
FOR COMMUNITY USES

~ HE plans for the new Ii
" brary show that institu-
ton will be of value to
the city in more ways than one.
II will be more than a library.
1t will be a community house,
so to speak. The auditorium
seating 280 people will be use
full in accommodating many
public meetings. Then the
story hour room viii be avail
able for use of the various
woman's organizations, which
will answer a long felt need. In
its new home the library will be
capable of increased good, par
ticularly if it is managed along
democratic lines so all the peo-
pie will feel it is their house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03

staged in Pendleton. The fans con-
ridently expect 20 see a great battle,
for they are nightly impressed with
the two scrappers.
Yesterday afternoon every seat in
the gymnasium was taken by specta-
tors and many fans were standing, In
all there We're about l50 present des-
pite the hot afternoon. Both Ingle
gle ana Anderson took on a couple
of men for three rounds each and
mixed it lively
Another fighter who wants a go
in Pendleton is Louis Rees of Los An
geles. A letter from his manager was
received at this office yesterday and
was turned over to Promoter Farrell
who is personally acquainted with
Rees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-03

. Those slow and lost and lazy
q hours
. I left in santa Fe;
. Marked by many mellow
. bell
. zone came to know that music
. wellD--
. Each with a dusty tale to tell
. OF some dear dusty day
. When maids with lips like pop
. py flowers
. Sang down a dusty way;
= Yet-best beloved. when said
Q and done
. Gay. strings Of peppers in the
y sun.
. Festoons Of peppers in the sun!
= No duh adobe wall
. Too poor to flaunt a fleck Of
. flame
. Where lack Of it were starkest
. shame.
. You laugh. Senor-but by the
. Name
. Though it should SO befall
. That memories fade, of light
o loves won
. And kissed must recall
. Por si-por no-While swift
y years run
. The glow Of peppers in the sun.
. Mark Harmon,