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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-04-29
NOTICE..

This is to give notice to the school com
munities of Garrett county, Maryland, that
the Board of County School Commissioners
of the county aforesaid has suggested, in
pursuance of the custom of this county, that
the residents over twenty one years of age
Of each school community of Garrett county,
meet in their school building upon
Wednesday, April 21st, 1915
al the GOur OF O'Clock, aud there proceed
by ballot, after proper organization. to elect
three residents Of the school community
who are to be recommended to the Board of
County School Commissioners for appoint
ment as trustees OF the school for the ensu-
ing school year.
All recommendations for such appoint
ment and a copy of the minutes or records
OF the meeting held as herein requested, are
to be in this ONCE by May l, 1915.
By order OF the Board.
+. E. RATHBUN,
63 times Secretary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-04-29
Mortgages Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
Near Oakland, Garrett County.
r. Maryland.

Under and by virtue of power of sale
contained i'll mortgage from William j,
\ air and Mary r. Nair, his wife, to Mary l..
Sloan, dated the 49, day of November. 1902
and recorded in Liber f. T. T No, 81, folio
l63, etc, one of the Mortgage Records OF
Garrett county, Maryland, and duly assign
ed to AlonzO D. NaylOr, default having
been made in the conditions of said Mort
gaze, the undersigned Assignee hereby
gives notice that he will on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-04-29
Eggs For Hatchine

Advertisement.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-04-29

Under and by virtue OF the authority con-
tanned in the last will and testament of Leah
Fresh. late of Garrett county, deceased. and
the undersigned administrators with the
will annexed of the said Leah Fresh, deceas-
ed, hereby gives notice that she will on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-04-29

at the hour of two O'Clock D. M. on the
premises, located about four miles North of
Bittinger, on the Amish road on Negro
Mountain, offer at public auction to the
highest bidder, the farm of the said Leah
Fresh, deceased containing 100 acres, more
or less. and consisting of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

onbern, ohne auf irgcno etipos
Undergraduates 81 itoBen. Sn
idlnmtlid)en HGllnlcn berri1te nod
p0alge Oumfelhcit, oeun nQe mad, Der
StraBe Dirorslielenoen 6eniter ma.
rem bis CUR halbcn SObe uergittert
urb ourt oid,tc Ssoen permabrt.
Ntotber itieB circn nab Dem aioerit
ailf. Sn Cen 3 mnern. in oenen Die
GontorIiicn arbeiteten mo mo- Die
Silnbeil, ole In gerinJfiiIi5eren Sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. famen, abJe.
fcrtigt muroen, berritte genall Die
SrDnnng, in Der er lie ~ueglaiIen bate,
nno mehaniih ariff er 81 Staubuc.
Del nnb @iihtid,. INN 0aatit iiber ole
Ellte nnb Seliel 81 iabren.
Nuu bctrat er oa5 aafien3immer,
itm burh bieie5 nad Gem T~ripatfon.
Tor bes 9onquiers ST. gelnnaen. nno
icst entfubr oen 2ippen oes alien
Wannes Elm SdJretensIdrci. Gin
brei.er Streifen beIlen Saecslid)teS
Iiel quer iiber ben 0uBboOen, obmohl
aid bier Die Seniterldoen nod oif,t
gelhlpiien morcll. Nit 5ittcrtoen
&anoen offnete or lie unb perlor BEL
Dem iif ibm oarbietenOen anblid bel.
nbe Ole 9eiinnuns. @ie o Si,rien
geiagt. ~itiir5te or Den 8eg, Ben er &c.
fommen. suriid, nnbm lid gar niht
3eit, Die Glbern Sbiiren picoer 5i
idlleben, ionoern fel,d,te nit Bent
Hufe: ,9iebe! ginbrefer!" Die
Sreppeu binauf.
er liei 6em Miieiior CONNER III 81.
Irme, Ser aus ieinem Shloi5immer
fam uno in Oas gemeinIfaitlife
@obn5Immer sum aoffee geben pollte.
Gin Bid in bas bleid)e, peritortc @e.
iiht oeS alten Waunes belebrte i'm
o%nriiber, oaB etrpas Sitrd)tbares &c.
Ifeben Iein miilie.
@r ergriff i'm bel Der Sartb NIB
oriifte gleih5eitig oen Singer nif Die
2ippen. Still, it'll, 9tother, err.
id)rcfen Sic meinen Batter INN meme
Sdpweiter niht bilrd, Sbr @eIhrel.
@os baben Sic oo unten geinnoen3
af, bas meiB ih ia nod gar nif)t.
Serr Niieiior! itainmelte Der aIte Die.
ner iino miid,te lid, nit benz Milden
Der Sano Die berporauellenoen Sbra.
nen ans oen Nngen. Sd bin I'M ct.
item Stred oapongeltiir6t, aber boie
Iiebt es aus. Sd)uuen Sic lid Die
Veid)eeruna mr. einmol an.
Sd fonune! iagte Der gIIeiIor, oen
9iener nit iif siebeno, unb elite nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

ltlto oltf Der aommer5ienroth lieB
Den linn Ionit' eigenen grnit fobren
llllo ipnr froblih nit Den 5robliheu.
Us mar red)t ipdt, oils Die Somnler.
Idle 6amilie Ous gaItlide Saus Der.
lieB. CONNER uno Die 5ohter plau.
oerten umterluegs nod leb)ait iiber
Ole G%retaniiie bes 5ages; ser
Sobn mar geJen ieine 8epobnbeit
ldfpeiglam. Gas genebmen ser
4ommer5ienrdtbin Dor Dem giloe
lbrer 0organgerin gnb i'm, Al, Den.
ten; dlif mar es ibm nif)t entaanaen,
0aB Goftor Gorbus einen gebeimmib.
polen GinfluB oni lie ausiibtc; ebenio
lann er Der HerionIiffeit oieies Dian.
mes mad, lie bate fiir ibn etmas
&atblelbaftes. abentcilerlidea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
4. & apitel /.

Urieori6 Notber. Der aIte 9ontor.
ulo Sausoiener bes ganauiers Som.
mer. rieb iih ihldfrie Die 4ugen. @r
mar crit nit Dem Sriib5uge ans Mait.
en-, no er bel ieiner bort perheiratbe.
ten 9of,ter Die beioen 6eiertage 5uge.
brad)t batte, nad) Berlin 5uriidgefebrt
mo bate in ieinem in oen bintern
Tdumen oes Sommeriten Sauies
%belegenen Stiibden nod cine Stunbe
auf Dem aIten &anapee %peroGmmert.
Der brittle 6eiertag" salt ia nod,
oils balber Ieittoe. Dns @eihdft
brarld)te niht 10 aeitig scoffnet uno
anh niht BARN sefest urlb gepubt 5li
meroen. ba cine ariinoIihe Heiniguna
fur5 Dor oent Seite itattgefunoen
bate.
Gnollh erbob er iif aber bod,
oebnte uno refte lid nod einmal urto
Itleg binauf nah Ser sncitcn gtage,
no er Die Shliiiiel aus ocm @obn.
5immer 6es nebenan in ieinem Shloi.
5immer g~epo6nlib nod) i'm Bette lie.
9enoen 9anqlliers gerduid,los ST 10.
len pilegte.
Ilf bcute ificn CONNER nod i'm
liiben Morgcnid)lai -5ll liegen. 20,
tier naJm leiie Sic Stliiiicl bonn Sa.
fen ullb entfernte lid, aii Gen 3cben
lfleiGenb nipO Die Sbiir porlit)tig
blnter lid, 3uoriifeno. Mit oe,l
Sd)liiiieln IN Ger Sano gelanqte or
an Die Den Ginaona jilm 8ei61fts,
lofol nah Dem Sausflur ohipcrrcnhe
Goprelttiir lnb oitacte cine iruh DER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

nit Den 8Gmoen mah.e lie angItpouc
llno 5llaleid, orobelloe Seuegungen.
SIR Gntte trat 5l ibr, moutc lic IN
leine grme nebmen uno berubigcn.
abcr lie itieB i'm 5lriif unO Ihrie:
9as lit Elm obIheulid)er, binterliitiger
lleberfoa, ibr ieiO ole gegen mid i'm
9unOe. gs lit baraui ab%geieben,
mid 81 peroerben.
@%ugenie, Iiebe, theure Sroli, mcl6e
llnglic lige @oritellungen mafit OH
Dir! reoete Der anmmer5ienrotb ibr
5ll; lie lhluf5te aber mn beftiger
uno iag.e NIT GROCER 9itterfeit:
Siidiih babt ibr mid bierber &c.
lhleppt. es mar a~bgetartetes Spiel
uno MIR Onrauf abJeieben, mir ibr
Silo 81 5eigen, bus ih nift ieben
milf, nift Iebcn fam. Sic beocdte
Die Iitgen nit Den SGnoen.
limo Gas on aud gar nidt lehen
ioaitl iiel Sans Sellbori nit ernlter
Stinme Elm, inocm er, in inneriter
Seele perlest BON oieiem auftritt, Sen
@orbong mieber fallen lieb. Sd babe
bieIes Hortrat goil5 allein fir mid,
malen loiien. nientanb bat Bis Jest
bon leilem @orbanoeniein gemllBt,
lrl6 es lit iebr gegen meinen @iaen
eei6eben, bab Serr Gorbus ben Sor.
hama 0aunn entfernte.
Sd bite tauienomal INN Gntlful.
Oisung, Bate ih obnen fcnnen, mas
if oomit anrihtete, miirbe id es
Iid)er niht getban baben. Mber 10
foiie bid bob @lfgehte, fAdfdaN MN
ia mobl benfen, bab Der pfoblide I'm,
erncrtete AnbIif oes YortrGts Sid
lebr erid)iittert bot, 81 elmer 10 befti-
gen grregiung lit aber bod fein
MnlaB.
Ger @lid, Sen err babel aui Bic
&ommer5ienrdthin rid)tete, mar niht
nnGbnlid Dem zines Sbicrbdnoigers,
Ger Elm Iif gc9cn ieine &erri6ait auf-
b0iimenocs g%ciongenes Haubtlier
mieoer in feline S6ranfen 5uriidlpeiit,
ulro err perIeblte ieine @irflmg nidt.
Die jortbebenoe sSrau peritlmmte,
froh iormlih in iih 5uinmmen mo
lagte noh weniaen Winltcn in lie.
benoem Son 81 ibrem @atten: Siibre
mid auf mein 3immcr. aonitantin,
did mlB mid iogle:1 nieocrlcaen
- s lit - 5u - uiel = iiir mid &c.
ueien.
@ui ieillen 2(rm gclehnt. BON 1eli-
citas ,nterltiltt bon bei0en mebr &C.
trogen ais gciil6rt, mnnfte lie hinnuS.
@os Bat Die ,Srou aommer5ienrd
tb:n luur? @as fam lie on oeGl
Silbe 10 eritreden2 iragte Grnit
CONNER, iobolo 0ie SbiIr iif biIlter
ben 6ort9ebcuoen geihloiien bette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

ibm b%inunter. Sic marcm and icbt
nod beibe bie eriten am EIose mo
Der. iih linen bieteuoe Anblif elm i'm
boditen 8ra6e erlhredenoer.
Sm Gaiien5immer log allies MIR
OurfeiuarOer, idlumtlite VebGlter
iianben often ulo maren onrdppiihlt;
Ger arobe ciierne 8aiienidranf. ser
fiir ieuer. uno ~oiebesiider golt. Gatie
lpeoer sutherland nod Sbiir mebr.
@r mar bon ben Gicben angebobrt.
acknowledgements mo dIlem
s(nid,cin nad) geleert norben.
q urtiesung ioigt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
9cr na9te s9ritt in tatbolii1cr
YreR> Gntwidclung.

IS ioIden planer mir be @eroHeuticune pom Son+tns--
ausgnben bon r5bc Catholic Srbuuc". noburd] iene5 Sntt 5un
lbwDt d. e n ipIrbe. Sails ih cine an9emeNene T IL
trace fir bGe IusGoten beuuoct (iebe .GGrenile fir halbs
pGdentite GusGabe al nnbcrer Steae bRier Nnmmer), merpen min.
annatt einer @otenaus8abs bon IL Seuen 5u $500 per Sobr, 3Wei
6albprfentlidc NrSeabcn bon t ndt Seiten, ober 16 Scuen ieee
@ode. 81 $500 per Satr lefern. Senr, pelte Die electromagnetic,
pe bis beute, gerne ne ter erGaren. f0unen Sns itun.
lin bc u d. I &C nadl bieem nddnen. mosliten Sdrite III
tattoliter YreBsennpideung gu NJ en-. erinden mir Seflriporter
bnes YIanes, cas- iclgcnbe Sormular gcfl. arl5uiauen no cnlsus
ienDen. Nidt ahitbeben. bite!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Gle &imeu. M;iiiionen linb Der
WiIotb1tig.cii DER @ldu6i9en 81
cmpfellen. 0umberte bon Sor-
fern letnen Iit bandf, beicbrt on
luerren, penn iur nun @el0 9es
mig bGtienL itnen aatedeten 6u
idJidcn, cine stride ODER tleinc
Shule gu tuacn. Glide Geut5
per Sag Gcnil8en fir Den llntcrs
bait ciles Aatefetcn uoer Stuls
finbes. pn ocren SebiiriniNc &c
ring linn uno Die Irbeli bier biQia
lit. @eloer 3ur lluicrlliisung Der
0inbus@ I%lipnen moGc man gcil
an 9ieu. 6atber 8. Nclen, ST.,
Nclore. Sr. SnOia. lenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
6aben sic ie beoa&t, iuas cine ileine
YerlaustsN njeise iiir Sic tbun mass

Sic @erlanetsI n5cisen iihern
Mnftelunscn. iinben Sienits
boten. perfduien 2anb. Stores
uno 8eihdfte aler Irt. Sic
bcfriebi9en ieoe 8ofe Die 8ez
biirfniiie pictcr u~nIerer 2eSer
in mander 8e3iehuns.
4nbcrc 3ieben Nusen baralis.
parirm uitt aud Sic?
Sic eineu Ycrinh nit elmer
@erlaustz4 njeIge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
O. \. HadIey is Dead.

For nearly a quarter or a Gentry an
inmate OF the county poor farm but
never making himself a burden upon
the taxpayers at any time. o. A.
Hadley is dead and the peculiar con-
tract which he made with the county
court in 1891 Is thus cancelled. In
that year he decided TO the county a
quarter section OF land situated upon
Weston mountain with the under
standing that the county give him a
home on the poor farm for the rest
OF his days. Being alone In the world
and facing the decline in life. he want
ed a home and companions and yet
was unwilling to accept charity when
he was the owner OF property. His
contract was the result In all the
time he has been at the county farm
except very recently when death was
approaching. he did a mans work on
the farm and more than earned his
board and lodging. according to the
superintendent. He had purchased a
cemetery lot at Weston and yesterday
the body was shipped there for inter
ment the county defraying the ex-
/ penses of the last journey. He died
on the 25th OF old age, being well
along in the eighties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
no,nostlc rrnnhIes Aired.

At o'clock this morning Chief OF
police Kearney was summoned TO
the home of Lee WeIck, 616 Thompson
street Mr.. weick declaring that q
couple roUming there were having a
fist'c battle. The chief found the
couple to be Mr.. and Mrs. John MY
er. Mrs. Myer was nursing a bruised
face at the time. Myer was taken 10
iai and little later was tried In po-
lice court. The evidence showed tnat
he and hie wife had quarreled over
the hanging OF some curtains and that
the man mad either struck her on the
face or grabbed her forcibly ana
threw her down The wife refused to
take the sand and the husband de-
clured the quarrel was nothing az
ALL" H.s wife had called him vile
name. he said, and he had merely re-
sentod It IN a proper way. They have
had a good deal OF trouble, he said'
both having high tempers, but don't
poed the assistance OF the officers IT.
regulating their household. Judge
Fitz Gerald, however, found him guii-
" of dlsorderly conduct and gave him
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Bradley at Salem.

a. W. Bradley. treasurer OF Una
tilla county. was one OF the seven
county treasurers attending the con
ference in Salem Wednesday evening
for the purpose OF urging that the
collection OF taxes be placed entirely
in the treasurer's hands. The others
present were Treasurers Francis OF
Linn. Lewis OF Multnomah. Gerhari
OF Clatsop. Sawyer OF Douglas. Rice OF
Wasco and Drager OF Marion. Treas
urer Bradley expects to return "a
Pendleton during the early part Of
next week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
RetaIIatcs Agalnst Accuser.

Convicted yesterday afternoon Of
assaulting DR. r. T., jackson vet.
erinary surgeon fined SIS and placed
under $50 bonds 60 keep the peace,
Marion Deardorff, proprietor OF the
Commercial barns. retaliated by hav.
ing Jackson arrested for using vile
and abusive language to one Raymond
sackett Jackson was found guilty
this afternoon but the case was con.
tinued The fight occurred yesterday
afternoon and resulted from a quarrel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
scryInr Moro subpocnaes.

Deputy L. S. Marshal Dave Fuller
is back in the city today serving mors
subpoenaes upon witnesses wanted be-
fore Ire federal grand jury in Port
land rexl month. Chief Kearney anc
Officer Manning were both served
again and, inasmuch as both must at
tend at tie same time. Chief Kearney
is looking for some substitute off,
-ers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Young Despaln Leaves.

Barney Despair. who was paroled
yesterday by Judge Phelps in care OF
mis- aunt in McMinnville. left on No.
Il today for that place. He will be
required to report to Judge Phelps by
letter every three months, to abstain
from the use OF cigarettes and LIQUOR
and conduct himself as a law-abidins
citizen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Ioe RnhI on Trial.

The case OF the State VS.. Joe BOIL
was begun in the circuit court this
afternoon. BOIL was indicted on a
charge OF pointing a gun at John
Thompson during a dispute near Glib
bon over a pasturage bill. When the
case was brought in the local justice
court, Bohl was accused of carrying
concealed weapons but pleaded that
he gun was not loaded and hence
not a weapon. Judge Parkes upheld
this contention and dismissed the
case. S. A. Lowell is representing the
defendant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Takes Canvass OF Districts.

County superintendent l. E. Young
is making a canvass OF the school dis
tricts OF the county to ascertain the
sentiment relative to the retention or
abandonment OF the supervisor sys-
tenn. He Is writing TO the clerks Of
the different districts and the result
of the poll he will forward 10 Salem
to the members OF the Umatilla coun'
" delegation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
shumway Against sportsmen.

A. r. shumway Of Milton, well
known farmers union worker. was in
Salem "Wednesday evening and ap-
peared before the joint game commit.
tee OF the senate and house to advo-
cate the putting OF the game funds
into the general funds. He declared
the sportsmen should not have entire
supervision OF the funds despite the
fact that they contribute all OF the
money into It. saying that the game
belonged TO the farmer more than &c
any other class.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Prominent as Social HygienIst.

Rev. ]. +. snyder the new minister
OF the local Presbyterian church who
is to come here from Piedmont
church. Portland. next month. Is one
OF the prominent workers in the Ore
gon Social Hygiene Society. He is a
member OF the executive COMMITTEES
and is one of the speakers which the
association has been sending over the
state to educate the people in helpful
sex truths. Last December he visited
Sherman county, Morrow county and
southern oregon with other speakers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29

The east reservoir of the new water
system has cracked again, the discov-
cry being made last evening. For sew
eral days d leak has been noticed by
Supt Hayes, who thought 1t came
fiom a cracked main. YESTERDAY
evening. however, a small fissure
about the width of knife blade was
found in the northwest corner Gf the
reservoir from the top down to thc
As degree angle. The water was turn
ell out Of the reservoir and the repali
" vork will be started at once. Supt
Hayes has not yet estimated what i
will cost to make the repairs but M
does not think it will amount to Gi
mu, h as the repair Of the other tw'
era cks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
VIII is rrobated.

The last will of the late ]. A. Cle'
ments Ct Freewater was probated yes
terGay upon the petition Of E. ]. Da'
Wis. The estate is valued at approxl-
mately $500 and fiye-sixths Of it is
to be divided equally among his five
surviving children and the other sixth
among the ten children OF deceased
daughter. His daughter. Viola Davis
Is left all Of the household goods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
opera Company Tonight.

Tonight the International operatlc
Company will appear at the high
school auditorium in what Is expected
10 be the best attraction on the Ly-
cepn course this season. Tekla Farm
McKinnie was prima donna with
Nine. schumann-Heink in Love
Lottery" and also with Savage
Grand opera company. Rose Held
enrich was formerly with the Ma
tional opera Company Of Chicago. j.
Allen Grubb also Of Chicago. was wei
known in that city as church, con-
cert and oratorio singer. Burt r
McXinnie was also with savage
English Grand opera Company witr
Mss McKinnie, and Margaret Day
the pianist and accompanist' was
pupil OF Godowski. in Berlin. Th'
concert will start at o'clock
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Deserted: Wants Divorce.

A suit for divorce was filed toda!
by Albert \. Huffman against his Wifi
Flora c. Huffman, desertion being al
legged. The couple were married
March ., 1910, in walla Walla and
the desertion took place Jan. s, 1914
it is alleged. 5. d. Peterson of Nil
ton is attorney for the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Dies from Poison.

HOUSTON. Texas. Jan. 29.-Ward
5. snyder. son Of a wealthy banker
and Gilman OF Pituburg, died from
the effects OF poison taken yesterday
after he had killed his wife. Snyder
recovered consciousness shortly De-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
GnIlIforh Mnnts New mini.

L. A. Esteb, attorney for Arthur
Gulliford, convicted OF the larceny OF
cattle, has filed motion for a new
trial In the event that the motion
= disallowed. Gulnford VIII be sem
fenced tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29

Gee Bing. the Chinaman alleged to
have made a murderous assault up
on a countryman at Umatilla, is the
next prisoner TO come up for trial
His case is set for tomorrow. The
case against Richard Burke, alleged
slayer Of Ed kirkpatrick, is set for
next Wednesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
NotIcc NIodcrn Woodmcn,

Special meeting called for tonight
postponed until our regular meeting
night, second Friday in February. By
order OF committee. II. z. Cook. N
c. Thos A. Hodgson, clerk.-AdV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Altnnd Anfn shnM.

Henry w. Collins, James Sturgls
ana WIKI wyriek left today for Port
land where they viii attend the auto
show and attend to business matters
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Engagement Is DcnIed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Lucy
Burleson daughter OF the postmaster
general. denied renewed reports that
she is engaged to Associate Justice
MLReynolds OF the supreme court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29

torn he died and made n statement
la which he said he was temporarily
insane when he cut his wife's throat
with a pocket knife.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Farm House Burncd Down.

Wednesday night the farm house ol
Henry Rosenberg near Myriek sta
ton was burned to the ground, ae'
ccrdhs to word received here. Very
little was saved from the flames
which could not be fought effectively
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
Newsy yNotes Of Pendleton

his option OF five dollar fine o. two
and a half days in Jail. He went ha,k
to t1ll, Myer is sewing machin,
agent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
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AHHHHH ~~~
. WINDY CITY HAS
. SIX DAY RACE 4
. CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-The ficst :
. six day bicycle race to be held =
. In Chicago, for twenty years
. is scheduled to start tonight in :
. the International amphitheater :
= at the stockyards. with nearly
Q a score OF we'll known racers en-
Q tered. II the attempt to revive =
. the marathon races is successful =
. a series OF contests will be ar
. ranged this winter.
. The track inside the amphi-
. theater is ten laps TO the mile =
= and amply banked for speed
. The building has a seating ca
. pacity for 10000 spectators. =
AAAAA a 4 4 q . Q Q q . .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29
CHARLES ELIOT
Defends ROCKEFELLER

y NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The
= Rockefeller benefactions were
= defended by Charles Eliot, pres I
. ident Emeritus OF Harvard Uni Z
y verslty. in his testimony before
. The Industrial relations commits
= sion. Eliot also voiced trib-
= ute to the Rockefeller education
= al heard. Eliot said he was a
. member OF the Rockefeller edu-
. cational foundation and the car
y negle peace foundation. He
y said he saw no objection to
= interlotking directorates where
= endowed foundations were con-
y cerned.
. Rockefeller offered Harvard
. a million dollars for the equip
= ment of the medical school on
. condition that Harvard raise
= $S75,00O," said Eliot. eve ac-
. cepted the offer on the spot"
. 90 80 = . . . A>%~>
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29

COWS! COwsI COWS!
Thirty head fresh milch cows for
sale. Enquire Gritman Bros.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-29

We don't buy Job lots odds and ends sample lines that have
been carried all the country for six months but
bright crisp merchandise you get for less at the Golden
Rule Store