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The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
Correct and Cour-
teous," Says Editor of
Abendpost
IMPRESSED WITH
KAISER'S LOGIC
Approves "ShOw Us"
Attitude of the leu
tonic Government


The ."'."" .ns Us translation OF
an editorial ia Tuesday Issue o.
the A.,atpas u,,rous German
.-,..... ., c..-.,.,.. -,ol, :,
INC a'.' '' i''.' " ''N'" ''
tive la f.e SINKING OK The l.is.'an'A
aud other acts ot depreciation IN
which American l.s.. has, been
f-... h.r.
seriously s-1rF'e
Only Intentional mate'ol,ncc o'
4 hat.r OF every hing German can
rad IN ,hr ar.u,r ot me German
government 10 The note uf iaa sos,
eraman- of tfe tinted states am,
,htrx which mich, erux U-.u,ary
under su.r,-t1n ,na, ,r. German
roverrr..r, wishes 20 e.ale 'a,- D.
mants ,s r.ts ,rua,ry o~ that ~
wul No. moot ,rsw Tea, answer .-
mn. rrtv rgr-er. ert ts also ,e-s
rrr-,..rs rts.r.a~a the TWO quail
i..-s or--r va Rad r--t..f I'm 'ao
note ~ President V.isr. correct,
pa.s ,ol ,.r..r., I, opr own sov.
srrrer. aim ma, ,a- .t-.lf ba led
away r.r, .r. -vA, ,7,A Av In.
r,a- tra-s tHl se No DANCER of
s1-tre- gf.F .sltas md rat Ia "a
frst an, ~,ra 4-.rar ear wish.
vrsfrar t.s blood loads ftz s,w a-
,t..s toward GRO ssh. r- .h. other
.ra.y.7g 7-. I'm rr-e-asa-y ana
atrl-rq,.r rrr-s.s ms.-ars .,anl "a.
s,i,r-. ire r--..,l states SAYS IS
80 Gsrr,r~ y,v.rrrr-r, ry. 10.
Howe -N4- German rrs done 0rn-
and of.a .r-, So vj1 e-a. az am
mako goad rea+ v-arg ard second
H. gpa-a0,.s ,r,f ,se-, a.,i no no
~e-r--.p-a ~ SUCH wrong Thee
r,og Germany answers .Ws S-a
re.ay 30 mako rar3 u-er eB4ir.
-.-,vtl.t ,s,. va ar, e-st shown
80. ma s,,. s,os -r,,h.-- u-.,.
n s.ostt.rs man ran r7va any nb-
,ec.t,r d, sgc,. an s.,-.ao TIE
rt,i-.r~ "a ,rs r-ral states. Ger
many ID ,se d.s.pasr- - gs can
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
SHOPIIETER
WORTH 10000,
son DECLARES

Caught In the act % stealing
Ao,.Goir caps. lace collars. ana hand,
Acrch.efs, valued ut $40. from the
C:oW,cy Miner a 90. store. SAiur
day afternoon. Mfs Anna Hc Maan.
IA Woman past so years OF aga, faced
Justice Carney, TUESDAY mo.H.Us
ara tAe Juuse VAS soms0 hat start.
led when the woman s. son admitted
tue soft impeachment tnai his
mother WAS worth more chan $tt-
rdJ aud Aas Ia ,br habit vi carry
ns iust such a largc toll OF bills -
sb,ut the size of tEaw hat as
she had when she VAS arrested
The son declared. how eve. that
ais mother hal shown signs OF td,l.
as mentality. since she had under.
koie ave operations within few
months. and Ia, declared that She
vas hardly responsible lof pil.eIns
from tie store.
Miss Catherine Colo. the store de-
tcctiyc, who na bed Mrs Hermann.
declared that tar Woman showed
extraordinary cunning IA commit.
tine the ttttts
Ana she stcoi Beside counter OF
reudo.r caps. she was seized with
.Gden aad violent 30 ui coughing.
she drew fortm !ars, h,udker-
hiof pressed IL 90 beer face and
vtnt lower and lower With the con
t.t>ions % ,he cough When 90.
',ciN over the coveted caps she
-fuppvd tAe .aygy handkerchief OYER
.by op- then recovered her e4uan-
ugty. picked up tae handkerchief
p,tt several caps auIer It aus
mixed away,
h aas th, frequent cogshn. us
.Atr attracted the d'tec iFe, and
Sic saw the woman 20 from one
counter 20 another. ana "a ,Brougs
,he same pcrformtn-t each time
Nrs hermann cad a large .DcNet
ln her skirt. which made sac ~
e-ptacle for the HandHrrg hief and
le good thar wvr" pi,ard pr Ntta
lt. and she also carried a ye-y large
Hast nas
ia the central station. officers
ro.ud roi OF u,l,- mat nearly
5h.aeI them vhen thos sta.yArI
ibt woman.
Her sua said In court. Tn,sday
tnat his mother had rloG1at t5r
money with her from Jae o.G eolp
lry
Ter husband works AZ the Fort
plant tstg, Gu.u,s took INTO con-
alteration tho Nom,us alleged men.
o.. condition accepted plea o..
plty. and LEeI her So. which At'
un paid
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
WALSH AGAIN
ATTACKS JUNIOR
ROCKEFELLER

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June -
Frsnk p Walsh. chairman of the
industrial relations commission. in
"a statement ,annday declared tho
commission has proved The ALSO
ute responsibility Of Mr. John u.
Rockefeller. Jr.. himself for every.
tang that happened In Colorado"
Hr walsh added the men who led
the Colorado strike were nrhung
tao same Sight FOR liberty against
an enemy a. powerful and menac-
ms a. any ever faced by our revolu-
t!ousry forcfathers"
The record 81 the Washington
Nearing OF the commission" said
Chairman walsh. "is remarkable 20
my mind, chiefly because every
no Jor Indictment brought against
the Roc kcfeIlers. father ana ION. as
veil az the other coal Operators
working with them 10 Colorado. by
The hitterost Of agitators. has been
3 oven out of the lips 81 John y.
Rockefeller. Jrs or the men whom
hc hires 10 carry out the Joint wills
Of his father and himself. In most
instances backed up by the letters
ever the SIGNATURES Of those men.
III the Colorado record were not
suficient 20 give us the color an!
bent az the mind OF Mr. John y.
Itn, kefeller. IT.. We should siill have
70 perfect record Of his mental pro
Ccgses in the article by Professor
Stevenson. which he indorsed az
che Of the soundcst and most forci
lie r-esertments upon the subject
u capital and labor he had ever
sfou"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
/ FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Local
DOGS PENCHANT
FOR BASEBALL
CAUSES LAWSUIT

He might not delight m peanuts
and cracker Jack. and he might not
care n he newer comes back" but
Leslie X. GnulC~ dos rs rgbld base
l1u fan ~ East, he's 100 rah,d Ills
coflusi .m tor mo great national
justine BROUGHT MS master In the
court ~ Justice oi the Peace Rich
'ar. Tuesday moru,ur 10 defend
$500 damage suit b.oUgh by Harold
l. putlp
Nr Duhle's tour ycarold daugh-
fer. Ann. also hss p5uk"ring for
base an She MS bouncing "a
pherc on The sidewalk IN front OF
her home The dos according 10
publc. vas DOING somc swell Held
ing Tio would -,-e in no ar and
catch difficult 1Ics Dec would hold
hfs muzllc closD 90 the sidewalk
end spear sizgIns l!ur right or
,he shoe tops. \ high tout ay came
dropping down MN &! she had
been ygrsed 'Hc nner points Of
The game. would havg yelled, \ got
.t.' a. watn,r, tr others In the
GENE lu, che didn't
The dos mude a de- perate 'ry
'or tte aal aud missed Acco ding
90 publc bis oass sbaA .nto 'lo
girls lips
Nrigbbofs and pty clans were
summoned into court BY both
parties 90 'hc sur Cauaic lns ICES.
tmouy was given "a. 90 the char.
actcr and disposition ~ Ihe dog
$50 much in flct that Justice Rich
ter reserved A,s dec. ion
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
Decline Fails To Ma
terialize On Street,
As Anticipated
PUBLIC READY
TO PURCHASE
Readiness To Buy On
Drop Holds Slump
In Allegiance
Copyrtght. 1915. by the New York
EvenlnH Post tenSsns


NEW YORK, June l.-Nothtns
could have been more obvious ana
Itransparent than the reasons for
ne action OF the stock exchangs
market today when 1t bad its frs.
opportunity to pass Judgment on
Deriin's response 10 our govern
ment's note of protest and on the
prubable resultant situation
When the market opened prizes
q active stocks were point or SO
below last weeks ciosings. This
represented professional wan
streets attitude. in anticipation Of
. possible heavy break on selling
BY the public But the outside
public" did not sell at ali. Oh the
contrary. II presently appeared thai
orders TO buy. In case Of really
sharp decline. had been Tentatively
placed by both small and large in.
vestors The natural consequence
OF this discovery was that the de-
cline virtually ended with the frs
Quotafions. and that gradual re-
covery ensued. which eventually
cancelled most or all OF the losses.
But since the prices, al which most
o{ the potential buying orders had
been placed. were for thar reason
not reached, the market remained
entirely inactive An uniformed
observer might. in fact. have inferred
that nothing at all OF interest to
wallstreet. had happened over the
double holiday.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
WHEAT IS
ON DECLINE
Further Price Recess
siOns Shown AS Pit
ReopenS

CHICAGO June l--Wheat was
considerably lower to-day WeAA
cables auG scattered selling were
tie causes Prices st opening
showed over holiday reces siOns 81
l5s and I3.t for July and Septem-
her respectively iRJer the. We're
GrfheT declines IN July. while sep
tem5er advanced slightly over open
Il Z on some buying q that future
Corn Vas lower with wheat az
opening bort alter advanced over
The opening on scattered buying
There ass little ACTIVITY m oats
snj tie MA ket reflected the wheat
We kness
Provisions were lower on lncreas-
Cd receipts
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

EsCANABN Dan Seavey n V'N
known character % this section
Vas burned 20 death sunday night
In a fire which l"vcl'ed his home o.
Fsyetre. across Bay De No7uc'
from hero. Jim Borphc was drown
ed a few minutes later when ho
attempted 20 leave IN small boat
The men had been celebrating Ne.
mortal Day together
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
Livestock
FAST BrFFsLO LIVE STOCK.
nunntnx a stevens

EAST BCFFALO y :. Iune -
Cattie Receipt rarF market
steady. choice - prime shipping
steers. $3.50 - far % good, - 50
u 4 5 plain and coarse tsIs 20
rh1tce 20 prime EaHlf steers. ANNraEe
$50 lbs ttH950 fair 20 good. f7.7S
ns5b iiE1t COMMON. $3.50 IS
yeariinRa a. S0d Sri ne fsf nsisers.
tsUsSa good hutrnsrfnE hslSers.
s-5S0s liRht 10. ts-i % nest "a.
COWS tTT759. good ourcnerl0g cows.
s50161j cutters - 80 4 - can
ners. 81 50 q p, oest hu'cS rin 6
bulls 81 ~ 8 good Killing bulls.
g. 5HTs e iiph' bulls fs3s
Hogs Receipts p carH market
slow. heavy g. 9e1s workers. and
pigs. ist0%sts
sheer Receipts ~ara market
steady. top lambs. 81 IA yeariings.
SO 2Sd 90 wethsrs l74-51. ewes.
t5ns25
Calves s5dais
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
u S. Grand Jury In session.

The federal Erand lHry t0r ne
juno term convened Tuesday after.
noon ana niil hear 90 cases Mo-
o, rho cases are brought under ~"
Harrison nttnarCotjc laV The
most important cas-" viii le tha' OBJ
James & Clark all.s Carp p Mare
Tho Pontchar'rain hotel bsndt ABB,
H. being hold on charge - forging
and passing post Office money
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
rNro~ srocK Wards.

UNION STOCK YANEA CHICAGO.
June I Il Hogs Receipts .. 800. mar
ket. slow. mixed and butchers. s1.5a
as good heavy. ti55G a. go rough
heavy ~ - q 5.35 light, s. - y IS
pigs &sM 90 Cattle Receipts.
= 900. market steady 90 stror z
be.vep s. 1011 30. rows snf heifers.
t270ns-s Texsn- 80 So n 80 caves
t-qgi0 sheer Receipts = 100. mar
ks,. ',,rrornsl raw" ~ 90 - w .st.
western. $3.50 fO15
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

CHICAGO Tl, JLa- --Crer "a 4 80
Wheat JuIy down 49, S~ptsu er.
down 70. t-fL. faiy. down =. "
September down Nc oats tlly,
down e. September. down 's> Pro
yfrlgus lower
Ncon-iV July down -, CT
5 egttanrer. down = sc Corn July
down &c Ser5rus oFr, down =. c. tfa,s
July down 3 e.. - rteFn her. down tc
close So heat. July down &c Srp-
TENDER down 1hr Corr July. 2 WI
zee september down 'sc Df's
Juiy dovu e Ssp;ruSe up hs.
Provisions Lower
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

LANSING. Mich June l.--fSpe-
cialt MichiEnn oday has s2,GSs.-
sos 30 IN &C. general fund. according
20 tho monthly report OF St7re
Treasurer Haarer There Is bal.
ance 90 sG.ass. S297i I'm the specific
Tx fund
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

Commemorate sea.
hch IL under way. the musical recit
ais having been started. Miss Ethel
cortwrigh'. Miss Vera Doolitty~
Miss Margaret Crosse and .>-s
Pauline Van Dc Walker. the four
graduates in the public school music
department have held their rrcitals
Others are 20 follow.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

4 CHICAGO. June i.--Ruttcr Ext-a.
19kc. nrsts. fsisc. dairy extras g p
&sNc Rr.ts, 7sMsle Eggs. Prime or
6vnary. lsx &c: hrrts. isc. Cheese
twins fk9 GlSAfc. young Americas.
IN 0ffHc Live poultry Fowls. lie:
60rhs. fe'd1sc geese. Ehac springs.
W4 soc: turkeys ifc T'osatoes Mich
Iran white. $50 soc red. 4na sc;
SoR fiorids potstoesS s750sSo per
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
CLEVELAND r.IvE srocK

CLEVELAND. Jun Hog Re-
eeilfr Hf0 Toe lower workers. mix
Oh ard mediums s. rIxs. g ~.
rouEhs. $3.50. s'sxa $50 cattle
Receipts. 3 rars stead sheep and
lambs Receipts GAYS, SOC tower
clipped. o. top Calves Reesi pts.
80 firm top. -
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

90 sensitive is electrical appar.
atua Invented by a French scientist
that u will detect the presence OF
- part of hichromate OF potash in
xokooe.ooo parts OF water,
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
q. :. COTTON RrPorr.

wAsHISGTON June The agri-
culture department. crop reportln q
board estimated today that cotton' =
condition May - was 80 per cen,
normal. against ga May g. 1915 7s.i
in 1912 80 IN 1879, snd If5 ten
year average. tirgiria North caro-
ira. south Carolina. Georgia Florida.
Alabama. Mississippi. isouislana.
TEXAS Arkansas Tennessee. MIS-
sogrf. Oklahoma, and California.
were respectively. S. So -. 81 40.
- ~. -. "a. 81. as % "a. a. against
f0.year averages Of s6. 50 "a 90. 90
so 20 "a 70. ~. 81 "a anf 81. with
CallfOrnlss decade record missing
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

The following nrrns are privileged
Carlyle q Poveh ". A. Hamiin q
Co. ii. W Noble a Co. " E. Moss
Co. Jack N Thomson, lewis ..
Corton W r. Reilly n Co. Geo. NJ
Vest a Co. Emme, l. sprsgu.. Chas.
r. Merrill q Co, A ". Wallace q
Co. William ii Rose A Co. Wm- A.
Sesr & Co. ". Is. McLsushIin. b. X
Peltou
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
HtTTFR Am EGCs.

Hutter Creamery extra. Csc. nrrts
&c dairy. &c. packing stock. isc
per To-
EgE--Fresh receipts cases inciud-
IS. drsts ltc per doz Receipts
4 So cases
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

bochshunds are used in Germany
&>tehins badgers.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

u the sun vers made % solid
coal. II would burn out in less Than
5000 years.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
Detroit Sock Elk.

These quotations subject 20 com
n sslou charges
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
Grains ard Provisions

~ -
opening found the wheat market very
weak and lower prices were quoted
at hoEns and abroad Crop news had
favorable tone
Liverpool reported tree realizing
owing 90 we8kn- - IL @innlp=s and
Buenos Ayres and i4oerai 90 erirss %
destined ec on Monday 0Ning 10 good
weather AMI favorable crop pfusFFe -
liatr car EDEs are en - over. in0lAn
heats lower sad tAer - @ decline ~
stsat11 !E Manitoba 4BolAn old
wheat - being ErrssDd for sale. E-X-
ports 20 ths Z Etfec kfEEGpru last
week were as li-rra a. expected
snow l.EFes "A Total heat crop %
$50 e9o.a bG lie MAKES ;nc U!ut-r
wheat condition s5s iualra'ing sss.-
coo. 900 bu and spring roBditiou - =
indicating p .H"H,eNp ia The n"aFy
decrease In fhs EurGpear visible sup
ply rad no strengthening eject on
cables The spleudi q weather ana
outlook form the leading luHusnc@.
and 10 VII take some lively foreign
hrgfUE under these cord ions 10
not been a prominent feature 81 the
gram trade Cor uonth and dotnes-
tee cash business ~ ret enough 70
hold the market asa nst the crop out
look Weather has Improved All over
ne northwest aud 80 iraa!ng spring
wheat MAJ Eefr are We2H
wneRt ruied weak al day, closing
with lcss ~ T. .n cash and = n q
corn ADVANCED 'ss ard oats is-
riired : o.
Whest quotations Cash No red.
sLts II'y op"n~d With decline %
September opened a. si.2 and de-
chneA - SIS SO. : white s. -
Coarse gram 4upta lions Corn. cash
NJ z. 1tis $50 Yellow 2 cars at
-~Ar NJ a .sfrnu. "a oats stand .
ara aEi- NO white - > 10 5.n-
No white. 51Q5ztsc rye cash
40 . Sii5 B~ar- iu1rnediat@. srh
Cloverseed Trive spot i-s5. o.
tot~r. - tn urine atslke. O. limo
tn. prlme spot 81
Receipts !n TIE petvoit MARKET or
Tureaa} we're 20. osls g. aoor ,
] - 'yr and - ray ~ thdrawals
were hNt bh.. ho4r $4,000 Pa -
are tft.o96 30 - wheat. $1,000 bu
OF corn - HhA hu ~ OATS -.c9e ga %
barley ard Assoc tu q rye
Primary wheat receipts were "a =
600 tg. compared with t27.e99 bu a
Receipt ~ wheat Tuesday. Wirri.
peg t.+ cars f.nfa 'f ars aFai INST
Z, rctr Eg - rreanalI- 80 cars.
- aavtrwest $4,000 tA against
vorids vt.a, exports last week
were B it' +"r tg. Fgsiur- -. t+t. coo
hu week $50 ard !1 J45.o9o ia a
wheai ou passage s-rou-fs 20 % o.
Off PHn ha- Fll.rst 1880 JH' ru a
year ago
Tho European Visible sappiv
ar7rNr ~ r--|i 900 Hl, rorfratsd
with. s1f5zy 'n wsrA ago aud
ENpor's - vrcat and Hour since
! 1
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
NV loRK rRoDtoH u,RKrr.

NLNN DIRK .TEe f- |.Hr 1rIl
and unsettled PORK Quiet. mess
So 1851 tard urN. ridiie west
spot f"N -s. Row. 4aie.
rentrifIEai ss tess $3.50 uusroysfs
~ test. &tt1 r9-rt. quiet ont losf.
$3.50 rr1stc1 3 sH. powdered g. $40.
granulBted. flaFor rarre Pfn. 40
:, or spot g. T-ii1v Dun sitr eC.
spe ial, sa.c, srtrt Gas. UIr.
quiet prime if7iR lie6. So 81
al Is clover n1ltF Dressed pQiI-
try Quiet. turkeys. lfa BIC. ChNk
ems, leU2 fowls. l5is n = =.
dacks. li0 lFc tive poultry EtSt
geese. ioc. ducAs. t4u1i. fpvEa.
leis p ifiac turkeys IGt. tvao4,eis
Tic, chickens hroiIers goa 1Gc.
Cheese Quiet state milk common
20 specials, itu1f'.r skins common
10 special. fu1Rc
Rutter Quot: receipts. la2ta.
creamery extra. 1sA N2stsc ftafe
dairy. tubs. 23N2Suc Imitation
creamery nrsts 22Ga2i4c Eggs
steady receipts. 22.0fs nearby white
fancy. 14H 2hc nearby mixed fancy.
30 y . ~ nc. fresh nrsis. 20Is H2sc.
Printing the piRin neat ttpa--th,t
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

Printing. the plain sest kind--thrt
r. right-Times Job Depfy--Msin $50
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

Quotations hy Taiue. Wei her 4 ca.
Jane ! oren HlEb Low close
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

per 40
EEs. Fresh receipts cases includ-
ed. irss DC Der dor titeceiptz
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-03
HIGH
SCHOOL
NOTES

The third game OF the grammar
school football league will be played
this afternoon at the Roundup
park between the Lincoln school and
the p. II. $. midgets. Both teams
shaye been defeated 50 far and a good
game is expected. The north side
viii be weakened in the backfieid by
tae absence Of Fell but Coach BOylen
is developing a good man in his place.
The midgets have beeu materially
weakened since several of the boys
have quit getting out for football. The
game will be called at 4 o'clock.
Next week the students of the high
school will again take up the chorus
week which was carried on last year
Win good success. They will meet
three times a week in the auditorium
for practice, Mr. Chloupek will be
the director and he will soon have
some new music on hand. Much in
ieres is shown by the students in
this work.
Ten girls from the domestic sci
ence department will go to Hermis-
ton Saturday to demonstrate the art
OF cooking of lemon pies, the various
dishes made from potatoes, the cook
ing Of vegetables, simple way of maxi
ing prune whip. salads and pud-
dings
The girls that are going are Ruth
and Helen Isaac, Emily Carney, Rose
Gordon, Fay Daft, Juanita Friedly
Natalie Ferguson. Nellie Ingram,
Lata Agee and Leona Bowman.
The domestic art girls are sending
o large exhibit Of grace and high
soht'Ol sewing along with the domes-
tic sttence canned fruit and cooked
foods
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-03
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
SAYS BACKACHE Is SIGN YOu
HAVE BEEN EATING TOO
MUCH MEAT.

When you wake up with hackache
and dun misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been
eating too much meat, says a we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric
removing all the body's urinous waste
their effort to filter it from the blood
and they become sort Of paralyzed
and loggy When your kidneys get
sluggish and clog you must relieve
them like You relieve your bowels;
ache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours
else YOU have backache sick head
ache dizQ siells, YOUR stomach sours
tongue is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges The urine is cloudy. water
relief two or three times during the
night
Either consult a good. reliable ply
stefan at once or get from your
pharmiclst about four ounces Of Jad
salts: take a tablespoonful in a glass
Of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice. combined with lithia. and has
been uSd for generations to clean
and STIMULATE sluggish kidneys, also
10 ucutralize acids IN the urine So it
no ,onge- irritates. thus ending blad-
der weakness
Jad salts is a life saver for regu.
lar meat eaters. 1t Is inexpensive
cannot injure aud makes a delight.
ful. efferYeseent lithla-water drink
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-03

The premier stars Of the American
stage ended whom she died in lake
side Hospital Death came at S:2O
o'clock as the climax of almost "a
hours of Inconsistencies that fol-
lowed a weeks struggle for life. Miss
Walsh in private lire was Mrs. VIII
liam II. Travers.
Mr. Trayers was at his wifes he'd
side when she died He announced
that her death was due TO a general
breakdown and nervous prostratior
brought on by oyerwork and worry
that caused a complication of all.
ments that made an operation ne
cessary.
Father Well Known Politician.
Blanche Walsh was born in New
York city January 4. 1873, ths
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Walsh. Her father at that time v as
a locally well known politician of old
Sixth ward. He was once warden Of
the Tomhs prison.
Miss Walsh was educated in pub.
lie schools and Normal college, and
made her first appearance on the
stage in Chicago September, 1899
as Queen Elizabeth in Amy Rob
sart' with Marie Wainwright Hell
'irst New York appearance was al
Tompkins Fifth Avenue theater. De,
cember 13, 1859, as OlMia ir
Twelfth Night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-03
THIEVES CUT OFF EARS
OF MAN THEY ROBBED

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-"He wouldn' I
show us where the dough bag was, SO
we shipped his ears off. a piece at a
time. Then we killed him"
This is only part Of as gruesome
a tale tf torture as police departmtnt
annals ever recorded, that local po-
lice said they drew from a 16-year-
old boy accused of the murder Of
Hermit Joe Osborne,
The accused boy is Joseph Merck.
He implicated Charles McWhitham,
II years old. According to the po-
liOe, JoseBhs story corroborated in
every detail the alleged confession
made a week ago by McWhitham. but
Kept a secret until tonight.
1T is the most terrible story of tor
ture / have ever heard" said Captain
John Alcock of the Woodlawn sta
ton. who investigated the murder of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-03

ALLOWED IN
CANADA FOR MEETING

WINNIPEG, Nov. 3.--Manitoba
has as guests this week 500 Ger
man speaking delegates attending the
annual convention of the Mennonite
Society of America. Delegates ara
here from Canada and from many
parts of the United States.
Bruce Walker, dominion mmigra-
tion agent granted permission to the
American delegates to enter Canada
under bond The Honorable Valentine
Winkler, minister of agriculture and
immigration Of Manitoba. Of German
descent said he had no objection to
such a privilege being given the peo-
pie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-03
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition Of the mu.
cOuS lining Of the Eustachian Tube When
this tube is inflnmed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condi,
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condition
Of the mucous Surfaces
We will give One, Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
mat cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Fills for constipation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-03

Osborne, the ''miser," in his tumble,
down shack at Grand Crossing on Oc-
tober 20.
Early Wednesday morning the muir
ders went to Osborne's hut. When
he attempted TO rise from his bed he
was knocktd down with a frying pan,
Where's your money?" he was
asked He refused to tell Then a
piece of one ear was shipped off.
Now will YOU tell?" was asked him.