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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03

4 Bessie Claman, OF Indianap =
is a charming visitor to
the guest of her friend,
orge Peterkin at the latter's
If Sparkling.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03
| 1900. E. S.-191e
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Palm Chapter No. &C. Friday, March
5, 1915, at 8 P. N.
Honor of your presence Is request
ed. Masonic hall, Lakeland. Fla.
This invitation is extended TO
adult members of Mason's circles,
Eastern Star families, also visiting
Masons and Stars.
F. F. KEEN,
Invitation Committee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03

"A. E. Browne, who has
pusly i'll the past few days,
owing, which her many
0ll be pleased to hear.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03

CoR In often. for many attractive new
elites are sold almost as soon - dis
played, and we want you TO have some
Of them. You are As welcome a In the
house Of . friend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03

$3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
PORT BUSINESS
REPORTED GOOD

Gen. II. VI Chittenden OF the port
commission spoke IN opposition 90
cars from the Lake Burien muni'
cipal railway operating on the ports
proposed belt line Industrial rail.
way along the water front. when the
matter came up at the port com.
mission meeting Wednesday after.
noon.
The belt line would be single
track. Gen. Chlttenden contended
the municipal cars would get In the
way.
The Lake nurlen line could be
connected with the south end Of the
belt line by building a halfmile of
track. Il was pointed out.
Tho belt lines cost would approx,
innate $50 600. J. r. West. chief en-,
gineer OF the port. reported.
business is good. reported Ilamll
ton Iiigday. traffic manager. lie
said he has contracts with Libby
Mcneil 4 Libby and the Hawk Fish
Co for the storage OF 1000. 1000
casss Of canned salmon In the What
com ~. warehouse.
Engineer West was instructed TO
10 TO Portland TO inspect the fir.
protection on that city's docks. and
dock wluchea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17

MAKES MESS
OF THIS JOB

LONDON. June t7.-Ono steamer
and three tfaNlors sunk and u sec.
ond steamer attacked Was the rec.
ord OF German submarines reported
To the admiralty up To noon today.
The British steamer Trafford wa,
sunk off the Small islands yestcr.
ay At the same spot the London
steamer Turnwell. Liverpool To New
York. was stopped.
The commander OF the submarine
ordered the Turuwell's crew To the
boats. then boarded the Turnwell
and set off bombs In her hold The
Submarine Immediately diyed and
disappeared.
The crew of the Turnwell drifted
near their ship In the small boats.
The vessel failed 90 sink. and ths
crew went back on board. made
hasty repairs and proceeded TO NH
fordhaven.
The trawlers reported sunk We're
the Petrol. Explorer and Japonica
all OF Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
COUNCIL HEARS
PASTORS KICK

DR.. VI. A. Matthews letter 10 the
city council. urging them TO pass
the Mcbride milk ordinance. was
read to the public safety committee
"Wednesday afternoon.
Councilman Bolton moved TO
have Il framed
J u. Beitinck. who has been ac'
lively lobbying against the crdi.
nance since Il first came up for
consideration. declared DR. Mat.
thews' family physician had told
him tina, in treating the pastors
children he had consistently given
them raw. fresh milk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
BULL BROS.
just PFIntoFe
1913 THIRD GAIN lo%3
the DENTAL WAR
WARNING
By Edwin !. Brown. ID. u. =.
s~stsi~'s Leading Dentiss. sf3 First
Ave-. Union Bfock

Because of the Den
tai War the real gall
Dentist is copying my
advertisements. and n
is evident from what
DIR. Bark says that he
is the real ally of the
combine. and his pnr-
pose is TO discredit and
destroy other Dentists
by porch-c m bing
methods.
Beware, I wish to
warn people in the
smaller towns tina. the
dentist by the name of
Brown who claims 10
be my brother is no
relation TO me. and has
no connection with my
offices. This impostoi
has been getting none,
by fraud and false rep
resentation. | viii pay
500 for his arrest and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
Alaska Ending Saturday Night
ST0Rk WILL VISIT
BLAkES IN PARIS

NEW YORK. June i7.-An Inter.
esting event" Is expected soon in
the home OF DIR. and Mrs. Joseph A
Blake. In Paris. according TO friends
of the couple here today.
Mrs. Blake. formerly wife O.
Clarence II. Mackay. is said to be
preparing a nursery in her home.
Mrs. Mackay and DR.. Blake were
married there after DIR. Blake's wife
had secured a divorce and Mrs.
Mackay was granted a decree in
Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
STATE OFFICIAL IS
ACQUITTED BY JURY

BOISE. Idaho. June 17-Acquit.
ted OF charge of completely in the
embezzlement OF $4,000 from the
state. Joseph II. Peterson. attorney
general OF Idaho. was receiving the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17

G. A. R. Of STATE TO
MEET IN CEMTRALIA

The card annual encampment OF
G.. A. X. will convene AZ Ccntralia
June %. with the Spanish-American
War Veterans and Daughters OF g
A. n. affiliating Seattle will send
large delegations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
ALEXANDRIA

AltAMBRA
The Alhambra announces anoth.
er OF Its ever popular Broadway feA.
turc films. The Eagles Nest" In
which famous Edwin Arden plays
the leading part.
II is the Kind OF film OF which
the public cannot get enough, and
the Alhambra is sure OF capacity
crowds during the stay OF Arden.
Who remains until Sunday night.
The Eagles Nest" Is six part
feature. !, will be the only film
shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
Home Treatment For
Free RUPTURE Free
At Butler Hotel

Also the pfiriirF. - witnessing most
rsfuarkahis demonstration ~ shat HTr-
ARTS FtAPAo-PAuH DO for rupiured
people The riapao.rnds are an eniirely
res ard vendeffui treatment tuai the
same Old truss under n nee namet for
the worsf forms IN the privscy - tho
home pitbout hindranrs from work and
~ sflgNs r.n-rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
MISSION

A lasting lesson 20 goddess men
and women presents Itself In the
three-pari drama, The Working Of
a Miracle" an nboyethc.ayeraEe
film play now appearing at the Mis-.
sion \ parRiytic youth. who is an
unheieycr. Is suddenly cured when
he humbly offers his first prayer
With tn. use OF his limbs restored.
he saves girl from being ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17

Pop Manly and Mother Benson
The Snow Girl. The Mystery OF
the SILK Stockings" fKing Bsggot
and Jane Gaill, comedy.
Alaska Ending Saturday Night
David Harum" tWm II. Crane)
Tilikur Ending Thursday Night
The kangaroo" five parts.
Madison Ending Thursday Night
The Dancer" tCleo Madison).
two parts; The Operator at Big
Sandy: For Better-But Worse;
Beware OF the Dog" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
G0ETHALSTO GET
GRAND EXPO MEDAL

SAN FRANCISCO. juno IT,
Major General Geo. w. Goethals
whose genius Ia responsible for the
successful completion OF the Pan.
anna canal. will be awarded the
Grand Medal OF Award by the Pan.
anna Pacific Exposition. II was
learned today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
COLONIAL

COLONIAL
William Farnum. talented "leglt"
and screen star, closes his latest
photoplay engagement at the Colo.
NAL Saturday night Farnum is ap.
pearing In The plunderer." II
has proved one OF his most sue.
cessiul vehicles, II Is a motion
picture Of new kind and is filled
with exciting scenes brought on by
the bad blood between rival fac.
lions in a small mining town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
RUPTURE CURED
BY sTUART's pLApAo.pAps

by STUART'S PlAPAO-PAOS
Means that you csn ,hrow away the pain.
fui truss forever - they are not merely
mocha nicai support like the truss. hut
their unparalleled success 10 due 20 their
h~ins application. 81 tho scientifically com
pounded astrinseni absorbent medication.
called FLAFAo-~ihs purpose heins 10
keep tho medication CONSTANTLY Rp.
pit~d. az that ~ contracts and strengthen.
tho weakened abdominal nusci.. thus
sffrctinE closure % the opening through
shish the visccra protrude This Of
course absolutely does away With tho
rupture and the necessity % using any
artificial support Being .eif- adhesiv.
and when adhsrinE closely 20 the body
slipping being impossible. therefore they
are also an important adjunct IN retain
ing rupture that cannot he held b. truss
No strsp.. Buckles or spring. attached
Demonstration Habcock whose vide OF
perienc~ In this country and In Europe
makes him an authority on matters per
tanning 80 tho application 81 tn. PLApAO-
PADS 90 any particular rupture. and who
I. on his way 60 san Francisco 20 exhibit
the pIApAO-pADs at m. Panama Expo
sitlon. viii be at the Butler Hotel three
days Jun. -. ~ 90 ONLY. Hours 10
a m 10 y. m. snd he will he pleased
90 rive. WITHOUT CHARGE, to all who
call expert advice and triai for home
treatment 10 not fail 20 call on Mr.
nabcock during hts stay In your city. a..
this f. the chance % a lifetime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
aHHHHa-aiH7
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
>omrnMr-rrRN r.eoms !. spsk.

SOUTHWESTERN ~Taeoma :. apokan.
o Vancouver io-s, Victoria 81
tMrat ~ Washington 0. chicago =
:. Detroit q Hoston 4.
cleveland Z
NATIONAL Boston I. Chicago 8 -.
fsouis I. BROOKLYN Ssw York {. Gin
cfnnau pittshurg :. philadelphia I.
rEDBHAIs-ChicaEp "a. buffalo vi
BROOKLYN 3 PiitshurE T. ~ Louis 2. New
York 3 Kansas Cifr 8. naiftmors g.
COAST Portland g. Oakland = Salt
f.Aks :. Venice g. san Francisco .. Los
Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
GRAND

The latest chapter OF The Din.
mond From the Sky" continued
photo.noyel shown weekly nj the
Grand. keeps up ones interest in
the history OF the Stanley heir.
loom. and ~ filled with nerve.
straining action. 4 fox.hunt Ia
staged. In which there are many
narrow escapes. This production.
called The Fox and the Pig IL
one OF the best installments shown
To date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
cLEMMER

CLEMWEN
Again the film drama, drawing
upon a wealth Of scenic oppoftuni-
ties that cannot be approached
even remotely on the legitimate
stage. scores strongly even in a
play that. on the spoken stage. had
Mrs Fiske In the leading role This
time II II THE High Road" fea-
turcd at the Clemmer for the re-
mainder OF the week. The leading
role Is played by valli Valli. the
noted musical comedy star There
IN a shirt.waist factory scene In
this strong drama so thrilling YOU
hold your breath. On the legiti-
mate stage this scene had to be
imagined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
MARGUERITE
CLARK STARS
ON new BILL
LIBERTY

Marguerite Clark. little star OF
the Famous Players Film Co, is de.
lighting crowds AZ the Liberty,
where she ia shown In The Little
Sister OF Jose" Seattle has seen
few screen productions which rank
In charm and appeal with this new
picture Miss Clark impersonates
"a dainty little dark.eyed belle OF
old Spain. and the story concerns
her adherence for men. which
selves her after she sees her moth.
or thrust knife through her heart
when her husband absndons her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
CLASS A

Real tobogganlng. skating and
lce-boating scenes are featured IN
The Snow Girl" a realistic and
thrilling three.reel drama OF the
North woods. which IL one Of the
new films on the Glass A program.
The wintry scenes give one the
shiyers. The story is about timber
sharks, who attempt 10 swindle an
invalid ont of valuable property
Their Golden Wedding Day IL
another feature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17

Seattle ............s 90
Aberdeen ......... o Is
TWs.bss- hit narth Three base hit
Ward stolen hass-NYe struck out
Mai. . Harkne.- Raises on balls
Malls :. ftartnes. I. rmpfrs-casrY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
s p O II T S
NORTHWEST
LEAGUE HAS
HARD GOING

Unless tho Northwestern
league mopuls are able TO
bridge the Victoria ball club
over a troubled financial sea.
the league may be trimmed
down TO four clubs, or tho
Bees franchise transferred
elsewhere.
This was the situation today,
following President klnghsm's
action Wednesday In quitting
the club cold.
Today President Blewett ls
bossing the team and the
league 10 paying the salaries.
Colneident with ktneham's
Jump overheard from the foun.
dering club. Bob Brown. the
red-headed boss OF the Van.
eouVer team, was also about 10
give up his ship, when the
British Columbia Electric rail.
road came 20 his rescue. The
company has promised to help
Bob thru the season.
Dug says Ble~ett has a deal
on with party OF Victoria
business men. which 10 very
likely TO terminate In the sale
OF the club 20 them before the
finish Of the week.
s. a. c. gives seven. bout smoker
tonight.
Ray Campbell and nrly Wright
reported In tip,op shape for bout
which heads Greenwood A. c. bon
Ing show Friday night.
Stanford will stick 90 Rugby. 4
Is announced. despite California;
return TO American football
$ \. C. will hold It's annual ten
mis- tourney June ~.
Chicago auto races put over until
June 26.
Francis Ouimct and Isrom.
Trayers are favorites In open cham
pionship meet at Short Hills. y. J
The dissolution OF the Northwest
ern conference aud the orRAniEa
ton OF n Pacific coast conference
TO include Washington. California
and the other larger colleges on III,
Coast. viii result from the slgnlnl
OF contracts between Washington
and California. thinks Victor bed
nick. Zednlck ia president OF tn.
present conference He says Idaho
IL ready to quit athletics. and on,
Or Two other Northwestern colleges
may follow suit
II things keep on as they hav,
been going. and the Seattle team
to be used as a door maj
BY tho other fellows. we advise Dns
TO try asphyxiRting gases or som,
other death'dealing agency to wif
a game. The team Loaf again yes
terday. s TO o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17
Liberty Ending Saturday Night

Liberty Ending Saturday Night
The Pretty Sister of Jose"
tMarguerite Clark and Jack Pick
ford). five parts.
Clemmer Ending Saturday Night
The High Road" WALL Nalli1.
Mission Ending Saturday Night
"The Working OF Miracle"
GLADYS Hulette and Edwin Earle)
three reels: The Heart OF the
Sheriff tTom Mix. drama: mir.
Jarr and the Ladies' Cup" comedy.
Alhambra Ending Sunday Night
THE Eagles Nest" Edwin Ar.
DEM. six parts.
Grand Ending Saturday Night
The Fox and the Pig" No. I.
The Diamond From the Sky"
series. two parts: When They
Were Goods" U.ee Moran and Vic
toria Forde): Park Johnnies, 4"
comedy: Animated Weekly"
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
The Plunderer" civilian Far.
NUM-. five parts.
Class A Ending Saturday Night
Their Golden Wedding Day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-17

10 pieces by a train. a scene which
keeps the audience writhlng In sus
pcnse.
The other films also are good.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26
ALLEGORICAl WEODIhG A
FEATURE OF CELEBRATION
PENDLEToN ASKED To TAKE
PART IN UNION OF COLUMB-
IA AND SNAKE RIVERS.

Pendleton has been asked to fur
n!sh a bridesmaid and man OF honor
for an allegorical wedding Of the Co,
lumbia and Snake rivers. which Is tc
be the leading feature of the Pasco.
Kennewick celebration of the open.
ing OF the Cello canal on May 4. The
request was received this morning by
j. F. Robinson, chairman OF the To-
cal celebration committee, from A. ].
Elrod, secretary OF the Pasco- -Kenne-
wick committee.
The staging of the wedding, as ex-
planned by the letter, will be SUBJ
stantially as follows: Kennewick on
the Columbia to furnish the bride,
made up as the Goddess of Liberty or
Miss Columbia; Lewiston on the
Snake TO furnish the bridegroom;
Spokane, Pendleton. Walla Walla and
North Yakima to furnish a brides
maid and man OF honor; Senator
Wesley L.fJones of Washington to
perform the ceremony; Captain Gray
of Pasco, admiral of the fleet, to
give the bride away; the bride and
her maids to be grouped on an APP
decorated float and given
a conspiculus position in the parade
and the groom and his attedants to
TO follow in autos Immediately aft
er the parade in Pasco, the whole
party to be transferred by special
train to the Kennewick side OF the
river where the wedding will be per-
formed in q grove by the docks.
In asking Pendelton to participate
n the Pasco- -Kennewick celebration
% this extent, Mr.. Elrod makes II
llain they do not wish to detract
rom the Umatilla celebration on the
tn and. II Pendleton sends a brides
maid and man OF honor they will be
AIKEN on to Umatilla by boat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26
MISSIONARIES IN
PERSIA IN DANGER
Of Being KILLED
General Massacre is Feared as the
Result Of Outbreak Of Turkish
HOTdeS Against Christians.
SITUATION TROUBLES U. S.
Secretary Bryan Sends Cable TO Am
erican Ambassador at CONSTANT
noplc 20 Make Urgent Representa-
tlons 70 Ottoman Government for
Protection OF Foreigners.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-A gen.
-eral massacre Of foreign missionaries
and native Christians in northwestern
Persia Is feared by government Of
ficials following the receipt OF advices
by the state department emphasizing
the dangers TO which the missionar-
les are exposed.
There is no doubt that the press
dispatches from Petrograd describ-
ing the outrages at Urumlah and the
murder by Turks and Kurds OF AS
syrian Christians are causing great
concern. Turkish troops and Kurds
are overrunning all northwestern
Persia. massacrlng the native Chris
tian men everywhere and carrying off
the women and children.
Secretary Bryan cabled Ambassa-i
dor horgenthau at Constantinople 70
make urgent representations TO the
Porte that full protection must be ac-
corded American interests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26
3. |. BALLARD APPOINTED
TO MANAGE BASEBALL TEAM
LOCAL ATTORNEY Is CHOSEN
BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AT MEETING.

B. l. Ballard, we'll known young
attorney, will be the manager OF the
Pendleton team OF the Blue Mountain
league, the appointment having been
made this morning at n meeting OF
the board OF directors in the Com
mercial association. Mr.. Ballard has
commenced his duties by issuing a
call for all ballplayers in Pendleton
and In the countrywide adjacent to
meet at Roundup Park at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning for initial practice.
Tho team will be strictly an amateur
affair and all bona fide residents will
be eligible to compete for places.
Nj. Ballard will have full control
of the team on and off the field, the
directors delegating to him the ne
cessary authority. He has had ex.
perience In baseball for a number OF
years and IL an enthusiastic fan.
The directorate Of the Pendleton
club viii be composed OF 15 well
Continued on page five.l
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26
Wife DESERTED CHILD AND
ElOPED IS CHARGE BROUGHT
SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS ARE
MADE IN ANSWER IN
FARRENS CASE.
lNte4e " 1NEl

That Mrs. Jennie NJ. Farrens
mother OF IL year old Rachel Leatf
Charlton. deserted her husband anC
child when the latter was only two
years old and eloped with another
man with whom she was infatuated
that the husband secured a divorce
from her and was awarded the Gus.
tody Of the child and that said GUS
tody has descended by regular pro.
cess of law to them is claimed in the
answer and return made today by
John 7. and Cora b. Dowell in the
matter of the application of ]. B,
and Jennie NJ. Farrens for a writ Of
habeas corpus.
In 1904; they allege, the mother of
the child. then Mrs. Thomas Charl-
ton, and now Mrs. Farrens. deserted
her home and family and left the
state OF Missouri with one James
Sturgln. The following year the hus-
band secured a divorce and was CIV
EN- custody Of the child. proof of
which is filed in the form OF a copy
Of the decree. Just before his death,
the father Of the child by a deed Of
adoption gave the care and custody
IF the little girl to his brother. John
!. Carlton and Clara Carlton.
The Dowells allege that last No
'ember Mrs. Farrens, who is a sister
II Mrs. Dowell, induced Dowell to go
o Missouri to secure the custody Of
he child. The Charltons. however,
efused to give her up unless the
bowels would legally adopt her and
his was done, It is alleged. Upon re-
urning to Freewater and learning
hat the child had not seen her moth
r since she was two years old and
ad been brought up to look with
hame upon her. the Dowells declare
hey refused to turn her over to the
lother. They also allege that the
irl has repeatedly declared she would
ever live with her mother. They,
herefore ask that they be declared
er lawful guardians and be permit
ID to raise and educate her. They
re represented by S. D. Peterson and
zee & Fee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26
French Attempt to
Cut Off Army of the
Crown Prince Fails
BERLIN DECLARES wEncE
DRIVE HAS BEEN REPULs-
ED NEAR VERDUN.

BERLIN, March ga desperat,
attempt OF the French to force q
wedge in the line held by the army
OF the crown prince in the vicinity OF
Verdun has been repulsed after sew.
eral attacks. the war office announc.
ed. The object OF the attack was ia
cut off the German communication
with Verdun.
In Alsace the French have deliver
ed sporadic attacks against the Ger
man positions in the hills about
Hartsmannsweiler. but no develop
ments OF Importance were reported
from other points on the western
front. On the eastern front several
Russian attacks east OF Augustow
we're checked.it was stated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26
SEA TERROR U-2s is
BELIEVED TO BE SUNK

LONDON, March 26.-The British
admiralty said that they thought the
German submarine U-2s, which re.
Gently sank four British and one
French steamer in the English chan
Eel and damaged three other vessels,
had been sunk with all hands. The
text of the official statement follows.
The admiralty have good reasons
to believe that the German submarine
u-2s has been sunk with all hands. "
The German submarine U-2s dis
placed 500 tons and was one of the
largest and fastest Of the German un-
dersea boats.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26
O.-W. WILL SPEND BIG
SUM IN IMPROVEMENTS

PORTLAND, Ore. March 2s.-A
budget calling for the expenditure
beginning Immediately OF ss11, 400
for improvements and betterments in
Oregon and Washington was an
nounced for the oregon-w Washington
Railroad g. Navigation company by
President ]. d. Farrell. The largest
single item is for $4,000 for a
roundhouse at Walla Walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26

inant note. Farrell charges that the
Pacific Livestock company, against
which the state has begun suit to re-
cover lands alleged to have been OBJ
tained by fraud, is seeking to retain
dominance over Central Oregon, re-
tarding settlement thereby and pre-.
venting railroad construction because
without settlers there will be no ton
mage Farrell disclaims that the rail-
road is interested in the suit to oust
the livestock company,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-26
BERNHARDT rs READY
TO TAKE UP WORK

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Un.
daunted by the recent amputatlon oI
her leg in a Bordeaux hospital. Nine
Sarah Bernhardt. the famous French
actress, will make q tour OF the Unit
ed States this year, according to an
nouncement here. w. +. connor.
her American manager. has received
the following cablegram from the
actress, who is conyalescing at An
dernos, France:
"Will you kindly arrange for my
tour In September? Adyisce me
number OF plays"