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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03

psriporfsn tperben fole. Dus Sons
mittss belt sins lonss Sibung ab. IAN
uber gu fsinem beftimmten gntidlub.
Dem prdiioenten tuurbe ipdter mitses
tbeilt. bab 5ebn Mitslisbtr bts aoms
mittses bafiir isien, Die Mc2emors'fte
&eiolution sin5uberi4ten unb nsun
basesen isien. Sas aommittes bsitebt
aus 81 MitsIiebsrn.
Repr. Mann, Der Giibrer Der gtes
Publitaner i'm Observation-Disclosures,
begab ii9 am Ibenb I'm 5 llbr auf
ginlabuns bes prGiibenten ins Weibs
5aus, er psiserte iia aber fpdter, irs
senb etipas iibsr bic RonferenS su Iae
gen. es fdeint absr seipib, bob Der
prdFoent 9errn Wlann feinen eisensn
Stancpuntt iiber bas Rs9t bon 4mes
ritanern, nab geliebsn auf Shiffen
triesfiibrenberRdtiona au fabren, n,tlar
semaht nnb i'm eriuht BAT. ii6 isiz
nen anii4ten anauidliebsn. Serr
Wann pollte nitt anseben, mas .sr 81
bem prGibentsn seiast babe, ober pis
er itimmen !piirbe, man eldubt aber,
bub cine Waioritdt ber Republitaner
sesen bic WarnunsssRsI RsIolutipn itims
men tperben.
Sstrstar Gaming tiinbiste fpGt ain
Abenb an, bab bic @sr. Staaten ben
DON Seutf9lanb einsenommensn
Stanbpuntt ni9t anerfennsn fonnten,
baB elm llnteriseboot ipegsn ieiner
lsidten aOnitruttiOn gu srObersr Sms
munitdt DOR 9lnsriffen bers9tist Iei,
als anbere alaHen BON arisssi6iffsn
Gr beatste an, bab Der Stanbpuntt
Der Der. Staaten nit ge5us auf bic
Ysfpaffming bon SanoeIsidiffsn fir
bic Defeniipe Der lei, bab Elm Sanbelsz
fWff, bas Waaren unb Ri6ttombats
tanten an 8orb babe, nur fir bic De-
fsniioe bsipaffnet ansuieben 1T, Biz ss
bic Sffeniipe ergreift.
Die Der. Staaten erDarten, bab bic
8ebauptuns beipisisn Dirb, bab britis
ide Sdiffe ibre Dsfeniip s9epaffnuns
fir bic Sffsniipe benubt baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
aleime 8efernms
3it ssitern in benz gsfinben BON
Serrn George y. Cor sinsetretsm.
Cine p6liise @issrberiteIlmns SsS
TatienteH III jebed bSllis ans.
seidloHen.

Sm 9efiHben bon 5errn George ..
Cor, bem befannieu ebsmaIisen Jiibs
rsr Der rspublitaniiden pdrtei. b.r,
lpis bereits seitern in .bisisn Spalten
| ausfiibrIib beri9ist ipurbs, on ben
Jolssn eints S6laganfans in isinsr
Heiieens on Der groOtlins unb Wsnts
iuortb 9psnue bdrniebsrlisst, mar sss
fern eine ilsine Wnbung gum 9efs'
ren gu perseihnen.
Der Rranie erldnsis ipdbrenb bts
geitrisen 5dses bds BemuBtfetn fuiss
Der unb mar i'm Gtanbe, bic on fsis
mem aranisnloger psilsnbsn perfOneH
gu sriennsn. aber bic Sprade bat Ct
nod nibt tuiebertrlanst.
Or. g. 70. WaIir. Der bic ge6anbs
lung bss S4iperiranlen Isitst, gloubt,
trob oiefsr Wenbuns gum BsReren
nidi. bdb Der patitnt pisber DDaig
ssnsisn fpirb nnb bsfiirdtst. bab uns
ssadtet bss pl0bliden auffladsrns
bsB aebenslihts, bsr aranfe san5
plobli1 fpisber sinsn Riidfal babtn
unb In bic eipisitit abfhtiben iDirb.
Die &unbe bon Der pl5blihtn Gre
frdntuns 6errn gor's bat natiirlid in
ipeiten areiIen arob.s Qluffebn trs
rssi unb sdbGofs Greunbe fprd4tn
rabrenb bes seitrisen 1ases In Der
Hefibsns bes Grtransien Dor, um fd
mad fsinem gefinb.n su srfunbigen
rnb Grau Cor ibre Ibeilnabme aliss
3uipreden.
Qtuh auBerbafb gineinnaiis ipnros
bic i9meraIide annbe NIT aufri4tis
gem gebauern pernommtn unb bieits
'ipar nomsntlih in Rem Nort Der Guu.
no fid bic Gentrulsd9dftsftelIe bss
WanbelbiIberfpnbitats befinbei, an
frelfem 5err Cor bsbsuienb iiriereHirt
in. Oberit 5ofepb g. RbinOd, ber
G.iretdr bes Gtubert Gpnbitais, gu
bsiTsn bebsuisnbitsn attiondren Orr
Cor slsidfans geb5rt. bepei6irte, bal,
sr am beutisen 1aes bier eintreffeu
triirbe unb auBerbem bat aud duf bic
Wa6ridt bapon, bnB Serr Cor srs
tranif iif, anpali Ben. 9eioingsfsIc
unOnsiiali6 bic 6eimrdfs BON Rem
yort aus ansetreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
Ter Gohimnlratb
9nr bier waitslieber battsn iidj 5nr
aeitrieen sitaus sinseiHnSsn.

Die aeitrige Gibune bss S6uls
ratbs mubi. tuiebsr einHul obns siu
Quorum abge6olten iperben. Bon ben
pisraebn wsifaliebern Der Beb0rbs bats
ten iif, nur bier Wliislisbtr eingt'
Funben, bersn Ysfhliiije natiirlih sts
isblth nidbt siiltie iinb unb un BIZ
slussabIuns Der iGllissn 6ebdItr bss
ae6rperfonoIs su iiHern, ipurbs BIZ
bissbssiiglife Gmpfsbluns beg g.
mathematics bss 9Dhfdulrutfs an
ben ,Gtabtratb peripiefen, Der Be-
taHntiih bic G<lbsr bes 6c&fhulrds
tbes peripaltsi, baIuit CT In fsiuer
nGdiien gitung bic Nutpeifung be.
gebdlier Der 2shrer unb 2ebrerinnsn
Der So1i1ulen idnttiOnirtH lam.
,yerner ipurbe beihloiIen, baB BIZ
bsiriee GdluBfeier Der 6odTd,ulsr
am 2. Suni itntifinbsn iou unb Gu:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
|Wieantsr britifden 9 diff.
fen aufserdumt mirb.

apnben, 2. mdr5. - eint cffis
sieae angabe iiber gtrlufte 3ur Gee
laniet: Mdbrenb bes Ulouais 5sbruar
purbe BEN 6nnbslsminiittrium ole
3srit6ruHs BON SO briiiiAen SdiiieH
anssmslb.t. nobel 420 Wenf6eRlsbtn
psrloren gineen. Dorunttr bsfanbtn
fih AZ DampffHiffe nit sufumHtn
56,e56 9onnen 0ebalt.
3ebn bitier Dmpfer ipurben DON
fsinbliGtn arieesidiffsn psrfsntt. NOS
bei 36 WsnfHsnlsbsn perloren sinBsn;
s lpurben biir1 Minen 3trit6ri NIT tis
mem 0erluit pom 176 Msuf9tnltbsn;
elm ehiif fDurbe BON eiHtr Wins ober
einen Sau4hooi ptrniHist, nobel adpt
Wsenfhen umiamsH unb ems ipurns
burh @omben bon siuem Zeppelin per'
isnit NIT sinem 0srluii Don 10 Wsns
ihtnleben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
Jrauenm6rbtr bes sobt.
i6la laasfnulbia befunben.
Stalieaii@e panoelsi@iHe
Wsrben nu d pie Dor bes
itidt.

Rom. 2. Mdrs. = lleber paris.-
Der italienii9e 9otf6after in Walbs
ington, @raf Waedi, TT initruirt pors
ben. bab trps Der beuti9en unb 0fters
rsi9ifden Detrete in 8eSug auf bic
8erientuns betpaffueter Sanoelsf9iffe
italienif4e Sdiffe AUDI in 3utuRft be-
ftiidt fein pIrben.
Wafbinston, .. g., 2. Mdrs.
Der italieniide 8oti9affer tbeilt benz
Setretdr Gaming am Sohnerstag Die
4ufihten feiner Regierung ii6er bic
armirune BON SaHbelaf6iffen nit.
Die italisnifhe 4ntport auf bus anne
ritaniI6e Memoranbum lit ni9t enbs
giltig, bu bic Nniirten cine semein>
5dJdftltdle gntport uebeu tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
DerismaI' Notices.

Der alts g}ionier unb riibmii9jt Be-
fannie Wertseusidmisb 6srr Obi,
ipp gmri1 ftierte stIisrn 4bene
I'm areiis ieiner Jamilie unb sJrsun5s
in Teinsr Mobnung, 30. 824 Waaim
Sirabe. fsineu pierunbddt3igitsn Ges
bnrtstae. Der Subilar, Der iid gutter
geiunbheii erfreui. srbieit pifls Gliid.
ipunids Sslesramme non JreuHben
unb aunbsn, bsnen sr feline Wodren
felt mebr oIs so Sabren Iiefert. 9trr
gmri9, Der 1892 in RsaiirHen. In Der
Rbeinpfnl5. eeboren 1T, lam 1S49 nad)
Ginsinnaii unb III fsitbtm bisr ununs
terbroden anjdiiis sapeisn. mir bois
fen, ibm nod sn pielen ipeitertn De-
burtstasen graiulirtn 5u i0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03

bsitras,nbsn amsritanifden Stdcts
psrtretsn fein pirb.
Inter ben Qnipeienben bsfanbsn
ji6 Or. Gusen aushnsmann, Der efe
rsnsait, RiGter 2llfreb 81. Rippert,
Or. GSparb 8. glippsri. Dapio g.
Ghprr, 8. 8. Renner, Carl 9sllsr.
Geo. Z. gruen, Gbriit. Rsmbclbi,
9ibplpb Diedmann, R. gabmann. Dr.
Soisp6 Rnnipboff, prof. aouis 9ietor
Saar, Sobn Cad, Or. 2llfrso SpriHs
asr. RuSpipb u. aosbIsr, qaftcr
Sans Saupt, Or. 6. 6. syibs, Or. u.
9a6meber, u. Rsper gisen. Or.
Gottbarb Deutid, gbas. Witbsmdnn,
Or. QtIbtrt :. Raft. prOf. Wsar pol,
Jreb. 30. Sdmib, Or. Sobn 6.
@rsipe, Or. a. S9ipasmeper, ). 8.
9ieries. 5rant 8. fyrssrids, gb, @cb
IT,, Or. Mar aosblsr, prof. abscbor
gOblmdnn. Carl StOr3, Soparb 6.
WurIiser, Ri6ier 9lusuit 8. gobe,
Midasl Jbolb, SObn ). Dies, Otto
ernft S6mib, aurt geniI6, g. 90.
Websr, Sr, 6. Sober, auuis :.
Saud, grpf. Spbn 9. Gbearsr. Or.
Mm. Wlitbpefer, Walter SubfeIbt,
ebas. gDinbii6. Colon S6Ott. Sol.
ginItsin, 2llbsrt arsu, Ssnrp Drefes,
ernh u. Wekr, prof. SigmuHo
Walbbott, ALBERT Wiblbunier, alfrto
Doth, 6. g,unboff, Sobn 6. aobls
Iaat, Or. e. @uiiap 3inie. Or. Sans
aeiIsr, Or. Oscar Wejger, DR.. Srtb,
Dr.. gapib @oIfitein, Geo. acebler,
Senrp 6. gicdeI, Oapib Rofsntbal,
Senrp Rotntbal, Or. u. Winters
mspsr, Dr.. 8. u. Iridmann. Gbas.
80. 3p.isari. RubOlpb Wurlissr.
Der Rational 8erban b
Der Oitpreuben ollie
Oi. OitprsubsnsSilf. in unter BEN
glamen CAT prunian Relief Jnnn
Sne., intorporirt nnb Der SIP bes Ylos
tiOnals s@srbanb.s Ioipie bts Siadiss
psrbanbss Rem Dort bsfinoet ii6 in
3immsr 2o3, WbitsbaG Building, II
gatterp plats. Die geamtsn bes Ras
tiondls9srbanbes unb Der biz jebt ges
ariinbeten Gtaatspsrbdnbe, fotpis au4
bic Direitoren seb0ren 3u ben reprds
fentantsiien gertrttern bes 9euifhs
4meri!anertbums; es iinb Wanner,
bersu Ramen einen siiten aldng bas
ben, bic iid hss b0dften @ertrdusns
ipiirbis ssigsn. Des 0dtionols9srs
banbes geamie unb Dir.itortn iinp:
Guaen Ssnnigisn l. 0orfBsnptr;
@sors 8. Riefflin. iieapertrstsnpsr
8priibenhsr; Subtrt ellis, SdlBs
msiIter: 90. g. Sutb, Seireidr; Or.
Suso e4peiser, arthar bon grisien,
Or. emanuel 4aru4. Dietor 3. RIBS
Der. al. Don Rem DOrt, unb 5arrp
Rubsns Don Gbieoso.
Der fir ben glufbdu eints 9dults
srforberlide getrae III 5000 Wart,
Elm fit ameritdniIde @erbdItniiIe
nid1t aerabe hober Betras, Der ins
b,IIen einer Der unsliidli4en oitprtns
biI6sn gamilisu Elm bauernbss 5etm
iiGern ipirb. Seber Gtber srbdlt cine
lirtunbe, BON fpelder Elm Duplitat IN
Elm uaclbsnes Bud singeirdaen ipiro.
BAG Ipdter 3ufdmmen nit einem ons
b.ren ,eolbensn BUD. In bas bic
4 - =
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arafebler tn Der fran3Dii'
i@en gHtpei5.
Geben i6ren unmutb absr
bic Sreifpre4ung ans
gsHagter Offi5iere
An erf G n n { n.

paris. /. mdrs. = Der 9aoas
aorrejponbeirt in aauiarnte telegra.
pbirt, bab bie yreiipre9uns Der
fdpriser O6rifteu bafelbit IN bemous
ifratiber meife mibbiaigt ipnrDe.
@Olismengen, tDel9e fi@ DOR ben 3els
tiIngsbulletin Gafeln atigeimnilelt
batten, begriibtau Die antinloignns
bur6 :3iifcn. Stu6eitten scgen onr9
sic S.rnber Spottseoidte nuf Die
DreiseiprOdeaeH iirtsero.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03

3iinbsnbe @orte, bic ihrsn Ginorud
nidt nerfeblien, entflofisn geitsrn
4benb bem Wunbe Des gefeierien
aGmpen Der Mabrbeit, Gere6tistsit
unb 9umanitdi, profeHor eusen
aiibnemann, pdbrenb einss 2omplis
mentars Dinners, bas cine qlnSabl isis
ner bieiigen 8etpunberer unb Greunbs
i6m su Gbren i'm 8uiineB Wens Club
DECENTRALIZATION. Sn srsllen, jebot Der
Wabrbeit entfpre6snben Garben f9ils
berte er bas l1nbsil, bag bic ruififben
5orben ipdbrsnb ibres fur5en Mufenfs
baltes in ben oitpreubiI9n propin5en
angerihtet babsn unb fam bunH auf
ben eigentliden 3psd ieiner Rtbe, bic
Oitpreubsnbilfs unb bic MbIiht, ipes
nigifens tpieber sinen Tbsfl Der ptr@
maitsten Stdbts uHb DGrfsr aufsus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
&tiiriniime &3emesa ipiel'
ten lid TIM Zenat ab.

(SOrtissuns bon Der 1. eeiie.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
Der 9lppam.6an
@irb aIler Wa brf 4einl II o.
teitna.d an bas 8 bers
bunbesger deben.

bun0esgeribt eeben.
50 aibingtpn, 2. Rdrs. -
Oas Staatsbepartemsnt bat bem
hsutI9en 9ptidafter feline gntI4eis
bung I'M SalIe beg britiidsn DampIsrs
rappam~, Der Don siEer bsutf9en prie
ienmanni9aft nab Sanpton RoaSs
ge6ra9t ipuree, iiberianbt. gluf grius
den bss Re9tsbertreters Der beutiten
Rsgisruns 1T bon Der @erDffentIi4uns
Der gnti9etbung einft1peilen 4bitano
ssHOmuen tpurben, 70 lanse bas Gee
ri6tsrerfabren, peI9es bic britH9en
Giesntbiimer beg S6iffss aneeitrsnqt
ba5en nod ni9t sntidieoen 1T.
Das gunbesseridt in HprfoIt nirb
ben gertrag stpifdsn preuben unb ben
Der. Staatsn pom Sabre 1923 ous.
heen, mon gldubt a6er bab Der Gal
gans qlsiH ME oisie gntideibuns aus.
fallen fpirb, an bag Sber6uHbesgeridt
gshen lpirb.
Jrauenm0rber bes Sobt.
i4fassf 4uIbia befunben.
GlepelaHb, g., 2. WGr3.
Bouts 8iandstti. Der unter Der Qns
tlase proseiiirt purbe, Dolores gbsns
in einem bieiigen SOtel srpiirst 5u
bdben, ipuroe am DonnerItaa absno
bes 5obtf6ldss idulbig befuHben,
na&bem bic Geiaporensn feds Stuns
ben lang in 9erathuna aeneisn.
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ptrintsnbent gonbon ipurbe ermGd'
tie!. bic n6tbiaen ARRANGEMENTS fir
bie Geisr au treffen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16

The bookkeeping class are required
to make a months business transac-
tions, make the daily entries. post
take a trial balance and make the
monthly statements. This work must
all be original and no book is allowed
for reference.
The stenography class have been
taking dictation on new matter and
transcribing their notes in good time,
On two hundred word letter that
they had no practice on the class
made an average of ten minutes from
the time the dictation was begun until
they had the Letter typewriter COM
plete
During the time Mrs Webb mas had
charge OF the work the standard OF
the department has been very greatly
raised. Three years ago when she
came here there was practically no
standard for typwritIng. If a stu
dent practiced one period he received
half credit, if two periods full
credit. Now he is required to reach
certain standard regardless of the
time spent in practice and If he fails
to do so he receives no credit. This
has done away with the tendency to
idle away time in the typewriting
room or study on some other subject
The typewriting department Is really
a side issue for the commercial teach.
er has her full number Of other class
es during the day as any other teach
er.
This semester ninety-six students
enrolled for typewritlng. This has
meant ninety-six extra students for
Mrs Webb to grade ana drill outside
of the one hundred and thirty-six stu
dents in her other classes The high
est standing SO far has been seventy
four and five tents words net per min
ute. The average for the advanced
class is sixty words net per minute. II
student makes an error he is PEN
allied five words.
During the past two years three stu
dents of the commercial class have
been placed in good paying positions
in this city, and four other students
of the present class have been doing
an hour or so each day of practical
work ino stenography with some of the
leading business firms OF Pendletor
From a class of thirty in penman-
ship three years ago there are now
seventy taking the work and of this
number twenty are far enough adj
vanced now to get the Palmer diplo-
ma which means much to the com-
mercial student.
The young men and women Of today
realize that to be successful in any
line of work they must have a good
business education and judging from
the number of students en- rolled in
the commercial department of the
Pendleton high school this is true.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
QUESTION OF OWNERSHIP.
lcOntlnued from page ons.l

Continued from page one.)
that the barrel in question was not
found until the Monday following the
raid. 1t was found in the same room
where the barreled beer was found
during the raid, but was not discov-
cred at that time owing to the fact
that it had been covered up by mat
tresses and other articles.
District Attorney Steiwer contends
substantially that inasmuch as the
rooming house was admittedly being
conducted as nuisance and that the
ether liquor there was admittedly a
nuisance, then it is only right to as
sume that the barrel in question was
there for an illegal purpose.
Roy Raley Is representing Mr..
Mountain and had not made his ar
gument at press time. However, in
the justice court he contended that
there is no evidence by which the bar
rel, under the prohibition law, may
be declared nuisance. Several min
listers and members of the W. C. t. Z.
are attending the hearing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
ViMareal Denies
That He Aided in
the Border Raids
DECLARES THAT HE CONDEMNS
OUTLAWS WHO ONLY ADD
TO TROUBLES.

AMERICAN BASE, Mexico, Wire
less) May 16.-American troops, un-
der Lieutenant Patten, killed three
Mexicans when they attacked the Ru-
bio ranch, There was no American
casualties.
Julio Gardens, a Villista captain,
was among the killed Pattons de-
tachment was on the way to the ranch
to buy corn, The Mexicans fired as
their machine rounded a corner.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-Antonlo
Villareal wrote to the United Jress de-
nying Arredondo's charges that he in
stlgated the Glen Springs raid He
said he condemned with all his ener-
gy the acts of raiders who only add
to Mexico's misfortunes. He said the
campaign OF abuse against him was
directed because the Aguas Calientes
convention tried to elect him provis-
Ional president. He charges Carran-
"a with trying to suppress him
The navy department announced
that the three Americans imprisoned
at Acapulco had been released. They
were charged with burning schoon-
er at Nariscal. The state department
demanded their release and ordered
a cruiser to the scene.
Scott today presented Baker and
Lansing with a report that although
Obregon had refused to guarantee
fun cooperation in writing, he had Of
fered assistance which would be
helpful. The report confirmed the
recent optimistic feeling regarding
Mexico, although 1t included opinions
of many FL Pasoans who believe that
a general Mexican housecleanlng ul-
timately will become necessary. Ba-
ker said that Scott believed that fa-
yorable situation had been created as
a result Of the Obregon conferences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
General Marchdnd
Killed at Front

PARIS. May 1e,-General March
and has been killed at the front, dis
patches declared.
Jean Baptiste Marchand was one
of the most notable French generals,
His clash with Kitchener in 1898
threatened war between England and
France. The episode was known as
the Fashods incident. Afterwards
Narchand surrendered Fashods, Al
rica. to the British under Kitchener.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16

Supt f. l. Swartzlander of the
Umatilla reservation has notified the
commercial association that he has
forwarded all paper pertaining to the
county courts request ror establish
ing county road from Mckay post
office to Mission, together with his
own supplemental report to the Indian
Office with request ror further con.
sideratiOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
ENAMk S. LEAuTE

After having defeated all comers in
the United States army, Frank s. Lea
witt. who holds the service wrestling
Championship, is looking for bigger
game. Leavitt. who has been in the
army for five years and who is now
stationed in New York as a recruiting
officer has already met some of the
noted professional mat artists. AM
ong them are Stranger Lewis, Alex
ander Aberg, the Terrible Turk and
Joe Rodgers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16

Still Planning Cold Springs Railway. .
G. W. Leffler of walla Walla, for
merly Of this county, is here today
conferring with his associates in the
proposed project to build railway
from Pendleton to Cold Springs Land
ing He did not have much informa-
tion to give out beyond the statement
that his plan had not been dropped
and that a survey would probably be
made in the near future, The plan
is to lay the rails on concrete string
ers paralleling each other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
Want Adminislrator Nnme.i.

Feution has been made by A. s.
QUAINT and W. A. Anderson Of Albee
asking for the appointment Of E. l.
fhresher administrator of the estate
of William Walker who died in 1918.
Deceased left property in the south
end valued at $4,000 and petition sets
forth that some Of it has been sold
without authority.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
Crutchrields Appear at Alta.

Cuba Crutchfield. star rope expert,
who has appeared at the Roundup
Tor several years, ana mis- wife, who
was formerly a grand opera singer,
are back in Pendleson to appear at
the Alta theater for the next three
DAYS They have singing and speak
ing sketch in which Cuba introduces
some fancy rope spinning, Today
they are greeting the many friends
they made last September
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
j. A. Cooper Loses House.

y. a. Cooper Loses House.
The farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Cooper, formerly Of this
city, near The Dalles, was burned to
the ground Saturday about noon. ac-
cording to word brought here by Mrs.
Will Hanscom who was visiting Mrs.
Cooper at the time The fire started
in the upper story from an unknown
cause and had a big headway when
discovered. Mr., Cooper was absent at
the time and the two ladies could do
nothing. So rapidly did the fire furn
that little of the furniture could be
saved. Mrs. Hanscom lost practically
all of the clothes she had taken with
her. There was insurance on the
house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16

tournament last night out Of II entries
from all over the coast, according TO
"a message received this morning. The
Palace Alleys Of los Angeles won first
with SslS, the Hammond Lumber 90.
OF Los Angeles SECOND with SO2a, tho
Portland Alleys third with 1901. the
Sovereign Cigar Co. Of San FFanciscO
fourth with 29i9, the Let 'er Bucks OF
PendletOn fifth with 2SO0 and the
Vancouver, b. C., la Crosse team sixth
with 1891.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
STUDENTS GIVEN TESTS
IN COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
BOOKKEEPING CLASS REQUIRED
TO MAKE MONTHS BUSINESS
TRANSACTIONS.

During the past week Mrs. George
Webb Of the commerce department Of
the high school has been giving her
students some real rests after their
years work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
Flrst TwIlirht Game

The first game OF the Twilight
League will be played this evening At
Dound-Up Park between the Presby-
terian and Methodist teams The
game will start promptly at $40.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16

In the first team game OF the Pa
cific coast telegraphic bowling tour
nament, the Pcndleton team last eve
ming at the Bungalow parlors made
the highly creditable score or 1896.
This evening the singles and doubles
will be rolled,
Fred Book, Bob Wheeler Harye
Hanavan, Fred McMonies and Loren
Hoover composed the team rolling
last evening This evening Sol Baum
will be the sixth man TO make the
doubles Wheeler was high single
game and total score roller last eve
ming with 233 and $40 TO his credit.
The committee in charge was com
posed Of Tom Brewster VIII Hans
com and Lee Drake They acted as
judges and telegraphed the result in
to San Francisco where all scores are
received from the various cities enter
ing teams, The event is the biggest
bowling event ever staged on the
coast
Guyll Hays. Krause, Myers and
Caldwell acted as pacemakers last
evening The following are the scores
made by the team:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
Local Bowling Team
Makes Good Score in
Geographic Contest
FIRST GAME OF SERIES ROLLED
LAST NIGHT; SINGLES
ON TONIGHT.

The Let 'er Buck bowling team of
this city won fifth place In the team
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16

the high school dining pariors by Miss
Rose Gordon, Miss Ferndale Perrin
and Miss Leona Bowman.
The girls arranged the table and
prepared and served the luncheon in
90 minutes. The guests were Charles
Gordon, Paul Callison. Chester Cor
don and Hugh Bowman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
| Daughter is Born.

4 daughter was born last SATURDAY
to MT. and Mrs. A. Pecavit Of Mckay
creek.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
Last of sOc Luncheons.

The last of the series of go cent"
iuncheons was served today noon in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-16
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