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FUNERAL NOTICES

hi EN The funeral OF W B O'BRIEE
mi.i '"kc place from the home OF his
ttWn''hr' ,:Mr ana Mrs. james . Brien. ZOO
t,f, hiit! -secuud Street, Wooulnni
i.''shtE' THIS tfIlDAYt AFTEEEDoE
az 80 O'Clock. lntermcnt Ia Niverview
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MARRIAGES

,!s lGE!t--IoHNSON.- Miss ErIe /
,,a Ii" ~ IN, H"Gsh,er OF Air ana Mrs Sam.
-. S"'hN"n "i Charlottesville. W Xns
iInnaFti.t 70 Air Th"nas IS Weisiee- Of
~. t,tun5"i,hsto'' y e. ~ %a0 T.. III The
"a instant ~" ceremony being ucrforilad
- thr Rev Mr Wright Al the ale,hoai.i
Episcopal parsonage. Chester Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

EHrEEiENcED hlers; also boys Tor cleri-
cai Work; Brlns references. ao5 FRAY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. FRED Richardson. Inc, funeral drtc-
tors and embalmers wish TO announce
that have moved funeral business
from col West Main Street into our now
building, 90 North I.umbsrdy Street. Open
day and night. Phone Madison Si3
HORSES are horses but there's difference
in quality Investigate the New Wales
Va
HOW to Collect Accounts: Also Exposure
81 Membership ana Contract Agencies
TM hook IS free TO every business man
mat writes fUT it on his own business sta
,ioncry. Boz ?a?. Richmond. Va
DR. HILLSAiAN has moved his office to
the Virginia Building. Fifth and Main
Streets Phone Madison 2055.
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"MSmED. youns men from IS 10 - Tor
permanent position where merit 4.
ieresnizeI banking Experience preferred.
NVurtsh y W. care TIMrs Dismal q
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

TWENTY-FIVE shares stock in good State
bank. Cnrntns about 10 per cent on price
asked, Address Banker. L. 7jt. care Times
DiNpatCh
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WANTED, barber with ability: city man
preferred: guarantee SO week; short
hours. InNcstlEnte. CAL Sniiz tha Rarhar
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YOUNG men wanted 10 run on passenger
tram as news agent Good promotion.
+ln cash security required. Don't write
hut come To Hamlet, y. e.. s \ H. sra
ton. Van No!- Interstate Go
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SUMMER BOARDING

THE Anderson Cottage. ocean View Yn
VIII be open from June 10. WIN be under
same management. For rates write Mrs
Anderson. 200 East Franklin. Richmond. or
The Anderson Cottage.
LADlES ot small families II you love
N"od' need rcsi. come To- our farm. near
Nchmond Bcau,iTuI. uulot place: good
country cooling: piano: 81 p,r week Mrs
MaiS"ykNy. r. T.. -. i.
CLOVER FIELDS.'' comfortable. all year
resort; autumn season especially attrac-
tVe' steam heat. convcncnCrs baths.
norSeS i"N hunting, shooting. Nonc taken
from Infected district best .I.y refer
cnces Tho Randolph" k"awick. Va.
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RAILROADS.


"The Progressive Railway of the South"
Southbouud trains scheduled to ienve Rich
inond daily: ?;s5 ~ NJ. local. 1850 +. NJ.
SlCcpcrS and coaches to Jacksonville: 1::t5
\. NJ. coaches and sicepcrs TO jacksonville
Atlanta ana Birmingham. S:35 T. NJ.
coaches and slccpcrS To JnCkSonVillc: l2:45
\. NJ. siccpcrs to Atlanta. BirminEhau
Jacksonville. Tampa ani coaches to Jack
Srnvillc.
Eorthbound trains scheduled TO arrive In
Hichmonh daiiy: $50 y. NJ. $50 ~. ~
local. $50 a NJ. 5.37 L. NJ
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AUTOMOBILES,

WHY JUNK Y0UR OLD TIRis
when we .an h"ii sole them. Bring us
West Broad Street. RICHMOND. Va.
AUTOMOBILES for hire. Sl.5O per hour.
New clean cars. Daniels. Boulevard 227
and 9l!-J.
WE have larr. stool: OF Ford bodies ready
10 put on Ford chassis same day order
TcclVcd; top pr open. for any business.
go ana up Two 1916 Ford roadster
bodies. cunp!et". with. Windshield. tij. See
us for Ford bodies and accessories ~
Neyer.s Sons. al East Cary
FOR sale, M,NweiI roadster, in good
ming condition; cheap to- quick buyer.
Nirgtnia Auto supply Company
1915 Overland Eap touring car. used
months; cheap = 2O7 Times Dis
patch.
Will -" SOLD ~ auction. Monday. August
-, !ofd roadster ARD Overland
roadster t" highest bidder Virginia Auc-
ton comp"uy.
1914 Ford touring car s225; 1915 Ford
touring cars. S:1j. y. X. Tiller, 1905
Wcst Broad
FOR sale StudcbnRer. Ito run only
200 NILE GULLY "quipped. Price. 800
cash. Address Banker, J. I5f, care Times
Dispatch.
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin, i.ou'vie & West. 2 p, - D.. III p
Main Line. Local. .I:25 a. t6:I5 n
James River Line. 1000 a. t5:ls %
y. Mes. Nfk.. Old Pr, $50 a. ~ m. 4 p.
NewpGrt News Local, 1900 "a. 100 D
Trains arrive from NIX. I'll 100 a. .l:45 D.
$50 p, y. news. '9:55 a. $500 p. From
West $40 n. 'S:6o p. ta:h. "A. 'I:l5 p
1:lO p. daily from Charlottesville EXCEPT
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River. 1876
a.. $50 p. week days. 1850 p. M Sundays
'Daily. tENcept Sunday.
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BuSINESS CHANCES.

FORE sale in this tie most prosperous
CITY IA virginia, S290oo.oO0 ia contracts
sight I.arees, shipyarGs INV In s WEfT IN
over HOO" Hands employed Restaurant
Also is-room hotel. feeding about 20 peo-
pie 10" price. easy terms Also con-
business. Receipts ahon, sll 900 annually;
rent. ~" srice baker, and confectionery
$1,000. Fins location. chcHp rent. Corner
nHtur"s Very cheap. Low. rent. Good and
satsiac'"ry reasons in each case. Come
Sonti"erNllle Trust Company Inc, New
OLD. established hardware business for
sale: established 1876: located In the cen
trail ;art OF Virginia. /. "a. care Times
dispatch
FOR sale, shoe business stock ana fy.
lures; established for 10 Years Leaving
stoci: at present X EOS care Times. Dis.
patch.
WOULD YOU .k" TO make s. 500 on a
small amount Of e4sn needed. VIII deal
@ sqr%ed I'm a9 % prneir' rox E5, hr
Will. trad" good stock With chances Of
great enhancement. in value cor diamond
car" Times Dispatch
FOR sale ,G@n,roling interest in .mercan-
m,e fs'aGinmegi o56 srE!nE , i.9Si3S o as
I. rs care Times. Dispatch, ''''' 80 '''-''',s'
FOR sale. grocery store in Nest End: good
location call Boulevard go
GROCERY STORE
grocery stores in ely. COINS BUSINESS
high class trade. Immediate possession
e!a---L :. CO. LIZ Ea-. Main Street
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
woriC without imi'iring the bushes Write
me- what YOU have IL Newman. Soiner.
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nI.l.r ii ANvi.D--,Inle,

) Ed, you'E men ss railway mai
clerks, 40 month sample examination
questions tree. Franklin Institute. EIa,ni.
heI {. Rochester. y. y
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SUMMER HEsoRTs-vrgini.
SUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING City

NE WILTSHIRE o osina vi aS "nc css sssn
Sau: private baths. elevator. porches. etc
Specini rates. Slo UP weekly. $3.50 up daily
Nmercan plan. Every convenience Open
all year. Auto meets trains Rooklst
SAMUEL ELLIS.
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WANTED. GOOD man &c work on farm for
m 1917 married or single. a 2li care
Wines pikpntrn. 'o
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WAS'IIIN-fioOlrls.

NnSiE Ed, from September to June Is.
1917. two rooms. ititchenettr and path FOR
ieht hons"koopinS. Location, central. sta
ton \. Bon gg.
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BOARDING.

HANDSOMELY furnished room, with or
without private bath: In best central To-
cation. with without board and service
Special rate to transit Apply 200 East
ii. nklin.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST "p"n.tacc oatch, golG.nlled FL
E!h HloNe!n'Ht dHa F.lk ys.d CASE NJ.
iAchcd. Liberal reward II r.turned -,
iialinan Et"theis 1911 East Main street
slhAf I'D OF stolen from :ar,u NEAR Hon.
Ven Va, august y. bright bay mare
weight about Loco pounds Reward Tor
return " =. D-NoIi iopcN-lI va
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FOR SiLE-lnimaIs

FOR SALE
TWO MALE SETTER PUPS.
months old Boz |. Rock Castle, Va.
FOR sale, fine female pointer. we'll broke.
Price. SIS. Address Banker /. 753.
care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

"AGTED. bo"tblack boy for barber shop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac r. R.
I, ,si lr'1 w,,istn al s,,s1-pslr Z
w. RyI ts15Is. 's.27WlG. Gh'I 1850 Az. sI2IoPI
Sts An. ts.1] Az. 1915 ~ tl5o Pu. ts25Is..s]eE
it2oiPg. t]5ePh. t5.H tsps7p. ta.3oN. "R)SM
tS2ePH. Hi2AeM
A,Isatil Ki w. t2i5 Pm s.d s,Ys: sllS m, Su
ii,g IT, ti25 A. taJ fretasisiar Ausn a,es LJi w. fiW
~ H. ISIS Az lsis Ausr W,.t tsr L.. 80 A. $50 PH
II. IS 10 Az. 5alPH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-25

POULTRY AND BIRDS.

Fu!. sale. Slereotypers msts. 1924; rexibl,
and tough: Just the thing to line chicken
houses and outhouses: $iU0 per 100 poundl
CT the Office: - cents extra for OF town
orders for cHrtage Address Times Dis.
patch.
FOR spring chickens. eggs. vegetables
herbs. can 'fhompson's Farm Randolph
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. hoN wood trimmings do the
woriC without iu;,irinr the bushes Nr!tA
me what YOU have. II Newman. Soincr.
set Np.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOyIGES

AWNINGS. AWNINGS
PORCH ana store awnings made To order
Phone Madison elS2. W. W. Mos.iey !
A. IN Nn,th
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THE WEBSTER.
ROOMS and board. absolutely first class;
central; hot -water heated: prices reason.
able. Madison 2435. l0l4-10lG East Clay
WANTED permanent. transient and table
boarders l07 East Grace Street
DELIGHTFUL rooms and board Special
summer rates. Also table board lCI
f:nst Franklin Street.
WANTED. permanent, transient and table
boarders l0I East Grace Street
HANDSOMELY furnished second-story front
and others. Excellent meals a09 East
Grace.
40 West Grace Street, comfortable hot
water heated rooms, with board.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male.

WANTED. city salesman with knowledge
OF stationery and jobbiuy business APP
ply The Franklin Press Co. Petersburg, Va
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t.'. W iNii5D--:'iaie and Female.
WANTED 1000 men and women at Scotts
Old Marct DRUG Store. Saturday only:
l0c TINS Of tobacco Sc; ljc talcum powder
Zoe; 2jc tooth brushes. Zoe; Sweetheart
soap. :: FOR Zoe; smoking tobacco. zoe I-Ib.
lag: chewing tobacco, &c aud sc the plug
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BOOKS az PfKlNniCsLS.

A miscellaneous lot o. hook. ataiIsticaI and
otherwise. worth siOu For sails for $40
VII. not he delivered au.t be called FOR
First Floor. Times. ipx paiCp r,t,intaE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
AGENCY ESTABLISHED HERE
FOR THE CHEVROLET AUTO
SAM f. PAINE is MANAGER OF
NEW CONCERN; LOCATION
BEING SOUGHT.

Sam E Paine and Harry Ainscongh,
manager and salesman respectively
for the Chevrolet Motor Co. in this
territory, arrived last night at ii o.
clock from The Dalles in a Little
Wonder Chevrolet 4so In which they
left The Dalles at o'clock. The trip
was made without any accident or
trouble. and their running time was
remarkabl good considering the con-
dition of the roads
They will establish headquarters
here just as soon as they can find a
suitable location. A carload OF autos
left the factory at Flint, Michigan on
April 22, part of oscar shipment
made upon the order OF Benz. E.
Boone of Portland. Mr.. Paine expects
the shipment to reach this city May
/.
The Chevrolet white comparatively
new to this county. is a well known car
and some indication of its popularity
may be had from the statement that
ten carloads leave the factory every
morning for the Pacific coast The
car is made in two models, the 498
and the Baby Grand, and sells for $3.50
and $S65 +. O. b. Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Most of Present Teachers in
Schools Reelected by Board

Election of teachers for the PEN
dleton schools next year was held by
the school board Saturday evening.
With but few exceptions the present
teachers were retained, some at ad-
vanced salary, but some of the teach
ers reelected will probably resign,
leaving vacancies to be filled later.
L. p. Gambee was reelected prin-
cipal of the high school at a salary
OF $3.50 and all of the other faculty
positions are the same for next year
As this with the exception OF the po-
sition OF director Of girls athletics
and playground work Miss Louise
G. Bailey was chosen 10 succeed Miss
Ruth Talkington who resigned.
f. r. Geiss and Miss Della Rush
were reelected to grade principal
ships but the third has not Yet been
filled. The man agreed upon has
written that he cannot accept, The
enly new grade teachers elected are
Misses Jeane Anderson. Daisy Mc.
Phetson, and Elya Boone former
Pendleton girls, and Miss Georgia
Kessi.
The grade teachers have not Yet
been assigned to their classes but
most OF those reelected will have
their present positions, Some few
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Gibson Guilty of Violation
of Dance Ordinance But His
Sentence Suspended BY Court

A verdict Of guilty with suspend
ed sentence was handed down this
afternoon by Municipal Judge g,hQs.
Fitz Gerald in the case Of Arthar I
Gibson whose trial on charge Of
violating the dancing ordinance was
held Saturday afternoon. The case
was taken under advlsement until this
afternoon by the judge.
The trial was held between and
Saturday afternoon and was attended
by large number Of people. Mayor
J. A. Best and officer Frank Nash
were the two prosecuting witnesses
Nash testified first that he cautioned
Gibson TO change his method of dane
ing when he noticed him dancing close
to his partner and In way he con-
sidered improper. The mayor declar-
ed the defendant was dancing a
cross between rag and walk
dance" but what he objected to most
he said, was that he did not obey the
placard on the wall which read
Eight steps and turn"
The ordinance prohibits ragging
and indecent dancing but the prose
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01

eutlon contended that the placard on
the wall, put there at the suggestion
Of the mayor. plainly Indicated that
fii0rs than eight steps without turn
ing was considered not decent
The defendant, half dozen ladies
with whom he had danced including
the middle-aged married lady with
whom he was dancing just before his
arrest, the two floor masters and
others at the dance. testified. some
very positively, that Gibson was not
Raging nor dancing in any manner
suggestive Of indecency. His wife,
too was among the witnesses. Gibson
further stated that he never had rag
ged and did not know how
The defense sought to show that
the. arrest was the result Of words
between the mayor and defendant
after he had finished dancing. Col
Raley. his attorney. contended there
is nothing in the ordinance limiting
the number Of steps dancers shall
take during a dance and that the ma
yor has no power to make such reg
ulations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01

will probably resign before the next
term starts.
Anson Cornell. prominent L. Of q.
football and baseball man. may he
employed partly by the schools Az
coach and partly by the Junior clubs
Of Pendleton as director. Chairman
4aIlman was named a committee of
one to make negotiations.
The following are the teachers 81.
ected for the high school: L. p.
Gambee, principal. K. e. Chlnupek
W, h. Livingston. Clarence Tubbs.
Anita slater Caroline Bonuey. Emma
=. Ltnse Elizabeth Tucker. Alice But
Ter, Mildred Wilson. Norma Graves.
Marian Il Webb clara r snlth ard
Louise G. Bailey.
The following grade teachers have
been chosen Elmer y Geiss and
Della Rush principals Lena n. on.
man Gertrude Davidson corn ~
totto. Ethel Freeman. L1ella spoon.
er, Daisy Mcpherson. Ge0rVIa Keaai
Jtane anderson Elya Hooue. Arlee
Ronanzoin Lorec O'Connell Mrs (.
D. ldleman, Mrs Fay Durham. Mrs
Paralee HALEY, Rale NeCuilsY. Lou
ise Deute Florence Lusted. Maye ia
gar, Yesta CutsfoFth. Ncya Lane, Mrs
f. e. delss and Irene MuIholisH.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Fire Destroys a
2 Story House on
the Reservation
FURNITURE BURNS AND FAMILY
ESCAPE FROM HOME WITH
ONLY CLOTHES.

Fire Saturday evening between 556
and s completely destroyed the two
story house on the reservation occu-
pied by Sam ingalls, and family Not
only was the house destroyed but all
Of the household goods were lost. the
family escaping from the burning
building only with the clothes they
had on.
The fire. supposedly, was caused by
defective flue. The family was at
home at the time but the whole upper
story was a mass Of flames before
they discovered It. With no facilities
for fighting the flames, the members
Of the family were powerless to do
anything. The loss was uncovered by
insurance,
The house was on the Indian land
of Mrs. Barney Sherry and was bniIt
few years ago by L L Mann. II
was across the road from the ]. r
Thompson place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Close Formation
Attacks Made on
the French Lines
GERMANS ARE REPORTED TO
HAVE BEEN HURLED BACK
AT VERDUN.

PARIS, May Following a severe
bombardment, the Germans last night
hurled powerful close formation at
tacks against the French north OF
Dead Mans hill. Today's communilue
said that every charge wilted under
the terrific fire The German losses
were enormous. Another attsck in
the Cumieres sector was repulsed.
The German attacks have grown
steadily more violent since the Teu.
tons resumed the Verdun offensive on
Friday. Guns Of every caliber shelled
Dead Mans Hill and Hill SO4 and
rained projectiles east or the Meuse.
A curtain of French mitrailleuse fire
moved down hundreds OF the advanc.
ing Germans. French aeroplanes
showered bombs on the railways at
Etain and Sebastopo,. near Thiacourt
A German bivoac at Apincourt was
bombarded from the sky.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Reservation May
Secure 2 Bridges
as First Planned
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE RE.
PORTED TO HAVE ENDORSED
ADVANCEMENT.

Word has been received here that
through the efforts or Congressman
Sinnoti. conference committee pass
ing on the Indian bill has decided in
favor Of the originaf plan for erect
ing two bridges on the Umatilla res.
ervation. one at Mission and one at
Thorn Hollow. AS adopted by the
conference committee the federal gov
ernment will provide two thirds tSe
bridge cost and the county one
third. AS amended In the senate by
Senator Lane the bill provided that
the county pay half and the govern
ment half.
The news Is welcomed here as II
gives promise OF the early construc-
tion Of the. two bridges, both being
badly needed The appropriation
however. has not vet been passed BY
. congress.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01

LONDON, May 1,-All the Dublin
rebel commanders have surrendered,
II was officially announced today.
Correspondent Forrest OF the United
Press reported that the rebels who
were holding stephens Green surren-
dered last night. -Four hundred and
fifty insurgents entrenched in the
central part Of the city, also laid down
their arms at the foot or ParnelI mon
ument. Large forces OF rebels at En-
nescorthy, 80 miles south OF Dublin.
surrendered after a short truce, dis
patches received in London today stat
ed.
Shipping on the outskirts of Dublin
may continue for several days while
the troops roundup the scattered reb-
els. There was no intlmation what
punishment would be given the rebel
prisoners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Miss Mabel 1empletOn and Miss
Anna Sailing Struck by Machine
While Crossing Main Street.
POLICE NAY MAKE ARREST
Miss TempIeton Is Blind and was He
ing Led By Miss SANG at T1mse Of
the Accident; said That Auto was
Taken from Garage without ANY
Authority.

Struck BY an auto Saturday sven-
ing at o'clock as they were about to
cross Main street. Miss Mabel Temple
ton OF this city and Miss Anna saliag,
a young lady who teaches at Cayuss.
we're knocked down and severely
though not seriously injured. The au-
TO was being driven by Guy Connerly,
and Carl Churchill was occupying it
with him.
Miss Templeton Is blind ana was
being conducted BY Miss Sailing. who
is her cousin The auto was travelling
north on Main and as the intersection
of Main and Court was being turned
about. The young ladies had started
across the street directly in front of
The Leader Store and. according to
one eye witness, Miss Sailing started
to lead her blind companion back
when she saw the auto making the
turn toward them.
They had not quite reached the
walk again when the auto struck
them Both were thrown backward
upon the walk and the auto crashed
into telephone pole few feet away.
Miss Templeton suffered two cuts
and torn muscles on the calf of her
right leg and some other bruises
Miss Saltng's head Struck the pave.
ment with considerable force and she
was partially stunned besides suffer-
ing some bruises. The young ladies
were taken into the Pendleton Drug
Store for first aid and later Or. Guy
Boyden had Miss Templeton moved to
the hospital Both are recovering to-
day but Miss Sailing WIN not return
to her work for several days.
The auto in which the men wers
riding was a Ford ana belonged to
James walden. II is claimed that
It was taken from the Long Garage
without any authority There Is some
talk Of an arrest in connection with
the accident
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Adams Young Man Probably is
Fatally Injured in Accident

Hoffman had his shoulder dislocated.
while Lieuallen suffered fractured
skull. They were rescued and hauled
to Milton by Claud steen, who was
met here by Lieuallen's parents and
DR.. Montgomery of WalIa walla. DR.
Thomas of Milton ana Dr. Montgom-
cry took Lieuallen to Walla Walla TO
the home Of his parents, while the
other three were taken to their homes
at Adams At 6 o'clock yesterday
evening, Lieuallen was still uncon-
scious.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
SQUIRRELS Ike Sir EtwartI.

LONDON, May Sir Edward
Grey's fondness for squirrels and the
squirrels fondness for sir Edward
Grey became known today. The Brit
ish foreign secretary occasionally
goes into retreat on his estate in
Northumberland There are many
wild squirrels in the surrounding
wood. Almost uncannily the squir-
rels know when Sir Edward arrives,
for they quickly make their way into
the house, scale the walls and invade
the library: then jumping on Sir
Edwards writing table they are re-
warded with nuts from the minister's
hand
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Child's Death Due to Cat.

ABILENE, Kan, May Anthrax,
according to physicians. was respon-
sible for the death of Paul Lloyd. the
S-year-old son of arfield Lloyd. ma
chinist here.
The child was i'll for two mouths
and specialists announced he had con.
tracted the disease playing with tho
family cat Several operations were
performed in attempts to thwart the
disease.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
Eden Is Near soldier.

LONDON. April z9-on officer
serving in Mespotamia wrote home
as follows. The Garden Of Eden is
not many hundred yards from my
camp. On the river front grows a
tree which has long yellow beans and
teathery leaves II is the only one os
its kind here, and 1T Atkins" has
named it The Forbidden Tree In
its vicinity small Arab boys hawk
cheap eigarets. biscuits and timed
milk and the locality is known as
Temptation Square