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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
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in inanaenebmer 8eiie fiblbar uuo
Defenders leiOet Die illnse @ciSeniuat
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G~iitcrnen tnb Ieer mo bte g6fe otis
gctrodnet.
Sic Satin bon 9altor OeuIhIe
lino oeren &inber, peI6e mebrere
SSodct bier gum @cil,d bon Strut
Geui6Ie's Gltern, Senrp 3oitrolp II.
6attin, peripeilt bnttcr, reiiten lettc
@cfc ipieoer in ibr Semi in Sronf.
lin Soma, sltriif.
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er, bon @lono, moren bicier Gage bier
ais @aItc ibreS 8crmonoter, @n1.
Scope ltnb tSumilic.
Srou &ctrD Solf, bon 8ptsoam
pcilt 5. 5. bicr 5u @eiltdl bel Ser.
%iuanbtcn.
Sol. @unberlid uno @attin uno
6rol, Sobn &irdncr rlno &inoer BON
Scrmollr, marcn lettc ISOLDE bier ouf
9eill6 bci Seriuoltotcn.
Senrp 2%angcnbcrg uno Sonilie
bon Dan. fmrlen letten Samstag
bierber Inn ibrer Sodter, Sri. Sloro
2angenberg, nelde bier als 2ebrerin
tb1tig lit, einen 9eiltf ob5uItotten.
@ceauficber Otto S6acffer lit
nod intmer fleiBi9 oaron llnicre
&oaos 3l perbeiiern.
Senrp 9oeder unb @attin iino
boderfreut iiber Die @ebitrt zines
So6terderts, 5ll peld freuoigen So.
milien : @reieuiiie mir BEN gIiifliden
Gltern beralidit gratliliren.
Surd Gaitor asmlss tuurbe les.
ten 9onncrstag Irtbur Sperrp unb
SRI. &ebecca Brandt in Den FL. @be.
itano eingeiegnet. 9as iunge Che
paar, benz mir ber5IidIt @liid gum
gunhc tpiinidcn, miro iein Seim
auf Der friiberen Saul Ibenorotb
Sarm aufidlogen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
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Sic @abl perlicf bier IN better
Oronung uno ollie Siirgcr ginger,
oiesmal nad) Dem @abls Grecinct I'M
lire Stimme ub5ugebcn. Gs iinr
bier mebrere alte 2eltte. ole friiher
niht nlebr itimmten, riilteten aber
Oiesmol lire &rGfte 5uionmen
unb gingcn nud oent Stiu1m-
plob neil oieies Sabr sic @abl fiir
iic cine iebr mihtige Sadie iuar.
Sermann @inter rn6 Sobn glu.
quit bon &oiebub ltno beiien Salnilie
maren an Sonntag per Grito, in
@ittenberg uno itatteten hire bier
fpobnenoen Serpanbten einen Se.
JUDI ab.
@eorg aurrelmcpcr un6 oelien
9rroer Sermann. pelde ibren Ser.
ipanbten in 9afapette COUNTY einen
8eiud eentad)t botten, famen am
9ienstas mieoer 5nriid. &
Srau 2inbemeper bon &anias be-
finbet iid bier BEL ibrem 9ruoer ga.
cob Hallter gum geilid.
@ottlieb @inter mabt @orberei.
tlngen gum 8au elmer eroBen Sdeil.
ne unb bat Die @runblase bereits
@ebner & Sorner perianoten am
Rontag ieber cine garlab,,la Sieb
na6 ct. 2ouis.
-8enn SIR mietben, f%a,fen. Der.
ober ta,,Iden tpoIlt, oann
es i'm 8oIfsblatt our @naeiee,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10

-8enn Sbr mietben, faufen. Der.
taufen ober ta,iden poIlt, bonn
brinst es i'm 8oIfsblatt our @naeiee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
YOUNG MAN WANTED

To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $40 to $500 per year;
experience unnecessary. / will pay half
your tuition and help defray your ex-
penses while learning in exchange for
a few hours assistance at your home.
This offer is limited, must be accepted
Immediately. G. w. Ransom, Pres,
Ransomerian Business School, 1884
Grand Ave-, Kansas City, Mo. Write
him at once for full particulars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
&einist idledte SAINT bon Snnen.

Sdledte Smtfarbe fommt bon
ltnreinisfeiten I'M 8lllt. Reinist ole
Sant burd OF. Sings Reu 2ife
Bills rnb entfernt bas Gift olls DEM
SDitem uno erbelIt bic aueen. Gin
Ieidter nno freier Stublgang am
wtorgen lit oas @efuItat elmer Dolls
Dr. Sings @em 2ife BILLS am sIbeno
5,lpor. 8ei etrem slpotbefer Csc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
aumauien nuD ieine se,uo5ner,

Der Gintritt &limGniens in Den
8eltfries alif Seite Der Illiierten
lenft Die alleenteine aufmerfiamfeit
auf bieies 2ano uno Oiirfte oesbalb
Elm iebr n%tsfiibrli6er artifel iiber
bieies Sbema, in Der eben b~erausge.
gebenen Hobember : Summer Der
9euti9en S~ausfrall Rilmaifee,
isis, fir alle 2eier bon Sntereiie
iein. Ser IrtiteI siebt einen boil.
fommenen ueberblid Der @eidid)te
oes 2anoes unb ieiner 8emobner in
8erbinouns NIT ben ltriaherl, Die es
gum @intritt in Ben 4rieg bepegten.
Sd0ne Sllliitrationen oienen nod
6aSu,, ein anidaulides Bib bes Can.
bes 5u geben.
Sierdn idIieBt fid Damn nod Die
gbronif Der 8eit nit 9eridten aler
Bbaien beg arieses auf allen
&fgebieten.
Cine eraabI,ng betiteIt: y 9ie
Mllmienban6. aus Der Sober Der
beliebtepa SdriftiteIlerin, @artba
Soeplis, fiibrt llns in feiielnoer
Beiie in bas 8ebiet Der ielbIt bel,.
tigen cages nod iibernatiirli4 er.
ibeinenoen ltnb unerfl1rliden j3al.
berfrafte Der r~atieIbaften 8epobner
Snbiens.
Ser in Der 3eitidrift Dor tlraem
begonnene &oman: n9ie &riees.
braut" bon Seomig Gourtbs, @ab.
Ter, miro NIT ieoer Summer interei.
ianter nn6 ipanncnoer unb Die feline
Gbarafter5eihnlng Der banbelnoen
Gbarafterc tritt I'M Gerlouf Der gr.
oablung INNER oertlider berpor.
an fnr5en artifeln entbGlt Die
Gnmmer nod: oGie Weott bes Bel.
ipiels," Cine neue @rfinoung our
grleidterune oes &e6nens fir
Shlilfinoer," uno cine ipeitere Scr.
iooe aus Der @ei9i6te Der Sereinie.
ten Staaten in Der Seit bon 1S4S bis
1860, bon Or. q. zimmerman.
Ruiiffreunben miro ferner bas
idone alte 2ieo bon gidenoorff:
D8er bot Did ou idoner @alo," se.
nib Sreuoe bereiten.
gu erpabnen lit, oaB oieie Stunt.
nter cine groBe aiislpubl Der Der.
idieoeniten @orlaaen gu Sanoarbei.
ten, Die iid aud D~ortrefflid gu @eib.
nattsgeihenfen eienen, entb6It. 9a.
riirter iinb idone unb 5uglei6 prof.
tide Stid- unb SGfeIarbeiten Der
peritieoenIten art, iopie aitd uieber
cine geidmadbolle ausluobl Der
neiieiten 8intermoben in aleiounq
fir 9amen unb &inber.
Gu6 fir Die &inoer iino neben
bilbidem, unterbaltenoem 2eieltoff
nieolide feline arbeiten borgeieben,
Die ben aleinen eemiB gefallen mer.
ben.
&edt 5eitgcmGbe &e5epte fir bic
9anfiagungsfiide, Der 8rieffaIten
nno Die &llbrif: 08er iudt Ser.
Danote unO 8efannte," p%erpoaItGoi.
gen Den reidbaltisen Snbalt oieler
Nhimlmer Der 3eitidrift, melde lid
nit leoem Sabre mebr uno mebr ais
iinenthebrlide 5reunbin Der 9eut,
iden Salisfrauen in bieiem 2onbe or.
fpieien bot.
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q piebn b.

Sermann @inter fen. uno @attin,
ionic auguit 8inter llnb Samilie be.
eaben iid letten Sonntae nod 8it.
tenbere gum 9eiud bon 8ertpanoten
ii,b 8efannten.
@m. Soerner, unier SiebbGrber,
perianote lesten Tortag cine garla-
oung @ieb unb SdWeine mad ct.
2ouis.
Sermant @inter jr. unb Somilie
urlb Senrp @ollbrinf unb Samilie
madten letten Sonntag einen aitss
flltg nod Cooper Sill gum 8eilid if.
res Gerwanoten, Gbas. Berger unb
Samilie.
Gep. Or. &oenife bon ct. 2ouis,
boriitenber @eltelte Der so. s. Sc
meinben bieies 9iitriftes, belt leb.
ten Sonntag Ibenb in Der bieiigen
Ietbooiltcn Stride cine ausge5eih.
nete Grebiet Dor elmer 5ablreid be.
iu1ten 8eriammlung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
9ommt benz AGninter Smiten smpor.


Sci benz eriten 4n5eiben bon
rpebem Sails, beenster 8ruit ODER
beritopftem &opf nebrtt cine Dolls
Or. Bells Bine.Sar.S onep. Ser
beilenbe Sidtentbeer, ber%,ibigenoer
Sonig uno @lpeerine beieitieen raid
8eritopfling, loien SdIeim unb bre.
den Cure @rfaltuas. Or. 8elI's
Bine-S ar-Sonep beiitt alfe GbeiIe
bes beiIenben aromas aus ben Sid.
ten fualoern; es 1T ansenebm gu neb.
men uno antiieptiid. Die anpei-
Jung auf Der 5loide beiagt, tpesbalb
es @rfGltiing iinb SuIten linoert.
Sragt guren 4potbefer. Ina. (2).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-10
Ssrmanu, DO, Den 10. @Op., 1916.
Sas l~lnteriee-S anOelsidiff ,sent

Sas unteriee- pSeiit
i6lano" bot MN ieinen 3meiten BE.
ilid an uniren aiiiten gernaft. Gin
8eibeis oaB @nglmos iogenannte I'm.
iiberpinolide 5lottc maftlos lit, &C.
gen oeutides erfinOeriides @enie, 10.
nie heutiden Mlltb uno beuti6e
Nusaauer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
NORTHWEST STREAMS
WILL Be SURVEYED
BY THE GOVERNMENT
HOUSE ADOPTS RIVER AND HAIR
BoR BILL ITEMS FOR PRO-
POSED WORK.

WASHINGTON. april 1.-THE
house adopted river aNd harbor bill
items for the army engineers survey
OF streams In the northwest. It pro-
poses the following surveys; Columbia
from 81. Heiens to deep water; Slus-
law, from Acme to Tillamook: Colum-
bia from The Dalles to Vancouver,
willamette from Corvallis to Eugene;
Washougal slough and Everett har-
Dor, Washington. Engineers will al
so survey the channel from Bakers
Bay from the Columbia to the IIwaco
Docks and map out the Columbia
from Cello to the Snake and from the
Snake to Pittsburg landing with a
view OF the construction OF locks and
dams for navigation. Surveys will
also be made Of the Clearwater riv-
er from its mouth to orofino, taking
consideration of the development of
electric power at st. Marys and St
Joe, Idaho. Appropriations for Ore
gon projects already have passed the
house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Pioneer Farmer of
Finnish District is
Called BY Death
AN6;ss;W JACOBSON, Will
KNOWN RESIDENT, PASSES
AWAY AT AGE OF ~.

Death came at s:sO this morning
TO Andrew Rauhala Jacobson. pio-
neer farmer Of the Finnish settlement
north of Havana station. It was due
to dropsy and the lnfirmities OF OLD
age. The funeral will be held Friday
at / p. m. at the Finnish cemetery.
Deceased was a native OF Finland
but emigrated to Norway when about
Is years old. In 1871 he came 70
America and six years later came TO
Umatilla county and TOOK up a home
stead north Of Havana. being one OF
the first settlers in that part OF the
county He had lived on that place
practically all OF the time since he
took up the land He was 70 years
old at the time OF his death.
He is survived by wife and eight
children. william, Andy. Miriam. An
ma. Walter, Elizabeth, Leonard and
Henry His first wife, the mother Of
his children, died about fourteen
years ago.
Mr. Jacobson lived a quiet and In
dustrlous life and in his neighbor-
hood had won the warm friendship Ct
all the people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Berlin Disclaimer
of Torpedoing is
Notat Washington
CABINET IN SESSION BUT NO AC-
TIoN TAKEN ON THE sUS-
SEX CASE.

WASHINGTON, April II. The
German disclaimer or the attack on
the Sussex was not received when the
cabinet convened today. Lacking this
document. the cabinet was without Of
ficial confirmation of the reports that
Germany had denied attacking the
Sussex. The statement that Germany
had denied ever promising not to tor
pedo freighters, also was uncon-
firmed II was apparent, though
that the Sussex case alone is not re-
srons,ble for the present crisis. The
Lusitania affair and probably the
whole submarine issue will be dispos-
ed of. The administration has not
considered the Lusitania episode as
closed since the kaiser's decree of sub
marine warfare against armed mer-
chantment was announced. Such a
program was declared to confllst with
Berlins assurances Officials say that
the significance of the recent subma.
rine activities lies in the fact that
they indicate that Germany does not
accept Americas position regarding
Germany's right to sink passenger
ships.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Villa Believed TTaVeTslng the Main
Highway Toward City; Quick Dash
May 0VeTtake Him.
AMERICANS REPORTED KILLED
Passengers from Chihuahua Declare
Outlaws Murdered Foreigners; New
Version OF How villa was wound
ed Is Received; Casualty List ol
TROOPERS Given.

BL PAso, April l1.--American cav
airy was reported 20 have entered
Durango today. villa is believed at
Tepehaunes, traversing the main
highway leading to Durango City. Ar
rivals from Chihuahua brought new
versions OF the circumstances Of VII
las wounding. II was said a Mexican
shot him at Guerrero after the Mex
ican's daughter had been outraged,
He tried TO escape after shooting the
bandit. villistas took him before the
wounded chief. who killed him. Pas
sengers on Chihuahua trains also de.
clared that the villistas murdered sew.
eral foreigners, including three Am.
ericans. an Engllshman, Frenchman
and a German Travellers strongly
denounced the Carranzistas. They de-
ciared that the de facto troops had
stepped aside and let Villa pass. It Ia
unknown whether the Arrieta broth
ers. commanding large forces at Du-
range. are in favor OF villa. Suppos-
ediy they are CarranxlstaA though ii
has been reported they were opposed
TO the American expedition.
A number OF Salazar sympathizers,
including two generals, have been ar
rested at FL Paso.
Americans reported killed were DI.
A. T. Steil. Lee Lindsey and Frank
woods Herman Blankenburg, Ger
man, Donald MacGregor, British, Leon
Bari. French merchant Of Guerrero,
also were alleged victims OF Villistas
-Four Arab peddlers also were killed.
said passengers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Taxpayers of the
County Will Meet
Here Wednesday
ASSOCIATION INVITES ALI TO AT.
TEND WHETHER MIESI-
BERs OR NOT.

It is announced that meeting Of
the Umatilla County Taxpayers asso-
citation will be held in the Eagles
Woodmen hall at 1880 wednesday aft
ernoon. The association is open to
all taxpayers of the county and all are
invited to attend regardless of wheth-
er they have affiliated with the asso-
citation in the past.
One Of the objects of the meeting
will be to select two delegates to rep
resent this county at the state con.
ventlon Of taxpayers to be held In
Portland April 20 ana which meeting
will be made up, of two representa-
tives from each county in the state
Douglas Belts is the president o.
the taxpayers association Of thii
county and Manuel Friedly, secretary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11

WASHINGTON. April 11.-If the
time ever comes when the women OF
America are called upon to follow the
example of Mollie Pitcher, heroine ol
the Revolution, they VIII be ready. In
order to make sure of that they are
preparing to open military instruc-
ton camp at Washington, D. c., May
/. There women and girls will be in
structed in tactics. cipher commune
cation. wigwagging, wireless telegra-
ply, scientific cookery, first aid to the
injured and other subjects of use in
war time.
Women and girls prominent in So
ciety, in army and navy life and in
booth state and national political cir
cles will attend the school,
Among those. prominent in the pro-
ject are: Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Mrs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
LEWIS TO Be CHAIRMAN OF
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
MARSHALL SLATED TO BE run
MING MATE OF NOMINEE
FOR PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, April 11.--Marsh-
all will be the Tunning mate of the
democratic presidential nominee and
James Ham lton, Lewis will be tenn
porary chairman Of the democratic
national convention. according to
prospective arrangements Of demo.
cratic leaders catering today for
Thursdays conference with the state
chairman. Some opposition to Lewis
was manifested. The democrats want
two Indiana senators elected and fig
ure that Marshall's name is needed to
aid them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11

James NJ. Thompson. daughter OF
Speaker Champ CLARK, Miss Callis
Hoke Smith, daughter OF Senator
Hoke Smith, and Miss Mary Wilcox,
great-granddaughter of President
Andrew jackson.
The women will wear a uniform O.
blue flannel blouse, khaki skirt.
brown boots and the cavalry type hat
OF brown felt They will live in tents,
each of which viii contain five cots,
five dressing tables and five small
mirrors. The camp will be guarded
at night by picked men from the
Washington police force The camp
of the national service school, as it is
called, will be in ten-acre field CIV
en- for the purpose by Senator Fran
els Newlands of Nevada. The field is
near the fashionable columbia and
Chevy Chase clubs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
RINGLEADERS IN
JUAREz MUTINY
FACE GUN. SQUAD
Three MexicanS Said to Have Re.
Ceived Money From Interests"
Backing Diaz are Executed.
PAY PENALTY FOR TREACHERY
Bodies Left Lying Where They Fall
as Warning to Others; Carranzis-
tas Squad Makes Short Work Of
Condemned Men; 40 Others Are I'm
pllcated in the Plot.

JUAREZ. April 11--A firing squad
Of six Carranzistas today executed
Florenz Hernandez, Jose Bournel and
Nicholas Chavarrea. They paid the
penalty for their alleged treachery.
The bodies were left lying where they
fell for the public to view. Gavira
announced they had confessed that
the interests representing the Felix
Diaz movement had paid them money
to foment a mutlny at the Juarez gar
rison 1t was stated tnat these will
be the last executions, although 40
others were implicated in the plot.
The trio slain today were charged
with being the ring leaders Chavar-
rea formerly was secretary to General
orozco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
l2,OOO Troops in Mexico.

WASHINGTON, April 11.r-There
are twelve thousand American soldiers
in Mexico. II was officially stated.
Most OF them are engaged in guarding
the communication lines. Eighteen
thousand more are patrolling the bor-
der. Only two thousand troops re-
main in the rest OF the country, in
Guiding Alaska. An inquiries regard
ing the advlsatility Of using the mill
tia were referred to the president. A
duplication OF the San Geronimo dash
will be necessary to overtake villa
now.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Pendleton Has Good Chance
of Naming Next Queen of the
Rose Festival at Portland

Pendleton not only has a fighting
chance but mighty strong chance oi
naming the next queen of the Port
land Rose Festival. providing the citi-
zens of the town get back of their
candidate, according to R. P. Rich
ardson, manager of the festival queen
contest who is here today comforting
with the publicity committee Of the
Commercial association.
All of the Portland organizations
who have candidates in the field are
scared" of the outside candidates,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Fears Felt for
Besieged Force

LONDON. April 11.--Increasing
fears are felt here for the safety OF
the British forces under General
Townshend, besieged at Kut-el-Ama-
ra, Mesopotami for over four months.
1t is believed their supplies are near
ly exhausted. Spring floods are ham.
pering the advance OF the relief coL
umn which is within a few miles Of
the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11

SAN ANTONIO, April 1l.-Five
American troopers were wounded in
the fighting with villlstas at San Ge-
ronimo Pershlng officially reported
today. The following is the casualty
list
Private Brown. shot in the cheek,
back and shoulder.
Farrier Meindeville, two slight
wounds.
Private Bennett, shot In the ankle.
Private Garbell shot In the arm.
Private Gardiner, shot In the arm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Wilson Banquet is
to be Non Partisan
Held Saturday Eve

= Plans for the coming Wilson
. banquet have been changed so
= as TO have the affair on Saturday
. instead of Friday evening as an
. nounced last night. The banquet
= will be held in the Eagle Wood
= man banquet room and there
. will be seats for 400.
= An interesting program is be-
. ing arranged, consisting of mu-
= sic and few talks, the chief
= address being by Hon. NJ. A. Mil
. Ter of Portland who will speak
. on the subject of the Wilson
= administration and its achieve
. ments.
= The banquet will cost rs
= cents a plate and reservations
. may be made with any one Of
. the committeeman. W w. Har-
= rah. Wesley Matlock and H. G.
. Blydenstein. It "a desired that I
= those who wish to attend notify
= some member Of the committee I
. so that accommodations may be I
. arranged accordingly.
= 1t is planned to make the
. banquet a non-partisan affair
. and a general invitation Is ex-
. tended to all supporters of Pres
= ident Wilson to attend. The
. banquet win be for women as
= well as men and numerous local
= women are planning to partici-
= pate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Suits Ror Judgment

The Hermiston Bank and Trust Co.
yesterday afternoon filed suit against
John Strahm and DIR. NJ. V. Turley
asking judgment for &246.53 on a
rromlssory note The bank also
brought suit against DIR. Turley on a
note for $555.77. Fee and Fee are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
IAyernool Cash Wheat.

LIVERPOOL. April 1O.-Wheat---
Spot No. Manitoba, 1Ss I'd; No. g.,
1Ss ID: No. red Western winter, lis
I'D: No. hard winter gulf, lis sd.
In American terms the highest
Liverpool price (for No, Manitoba)
IS s1.93 4-5 per bushel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
MAN AND GIRL DIE
BY OWN HANDS IN A
WALLA WALLA HOTEL.
NOTES LEFT No HINT or PACT,
POISON USED By WOMAN;
REVOLVER BY MAN.

WALLA wALI4A. wash April H..
The result either OF a murder and
suicide or double suicide. tha bodies
OF Mary Hawn, 49, and G 81. Frazier
about IS or so. we're round on bei
in a room in the Grand Hotel iast
evening The girl ha1 been dead
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
Portland.

PORTLAND, Ore, April H.
(Special) Merchants Exchange pri-
ces today. club, bid, 81, asked, s6.
Bluestem bid s1.O4 1-2. asked sl.07'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11

French experts will establish a mil
itary aviation school with 10 aero
planes Of three types.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
LINE IS
HOLDING VERDUN
DESPITE DRIVES
City Will be Saved if Present Furious
Assaults Of the Germans are Held
IN Check.
TEUTOE LOSE OVER 100000

Crown Prince Is Delivering Smashing
Blows Along Front Of SIX Mlfeu;
Liquid Fire Helps In Attacks; -
Some Points the French Are FOrc-
ed to Fall Back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11
NEWS SUMMARY

General.
Man and girl end lives at Walla
Walla-
French holding the line at verdun.
Carranzlstas execute ringleaders Of
Juarez uprising.
Local.
Contest manager declares Pendle-
ton In llne 90 name queen OF Rose Fes-
tiyal.
Pioneer Finnish farmer passes
away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-11

he states, and they have reason to
be because the festival association has
placed them under a handicap Port
land merchants will not be permitted
to give out votes with purchases for
The reason that this would be unfair
to the smaller cities, the volume Of
business done by Portland merchants
being so much greater.
The Portland organizations must
Fay cash for their votes at the rate
CT a dollar a thousand. Pendleton
and other towns have the same privil-
ege and. in addition. will have the
votes secured from the merchants.
The votes in the newspapers may be
cast for any candidate without cost.
Mr.. Richardson and the local COM
mittee held meeting this morning
and are holding another this after
noon. Their plan is to have the mer-
chants purchase ballots at the rate of
a dollar thousand and give so many
with a dollar purchase, the proportion
to be decided among themselves. How
ever, this will not prevent anyone
else from purchasing votes outright
and casting them for the local candi-
date.
valuable Publicity idea.
There are at present 10 candidates
from Portland and seven from outside
points. Besides Pendleton. the fol-
lowing cities have put up candidates;
Eugene, Albany, Salem. Corvallis. or
egon City and klamath Falls. making
a total of seven candidates outside OF
Portland.
The candidate receiving the highest
number of votes will be crowned
queen and. in addition. the city or or
ganization electing her will be privil-
eyed to name the king of the festi-
val The twelve next highest candi-
dates will be maids OF honor. Only
six of these can come from Port
land, leaving six OF the seven other
cities sure Of representation.
The Rose Festival will provide a
special float for every candidate out.
side of Portland and guarantee to
spend not less than S200 on this float
The float will be built to advertise
the community which it represents
Thus. If Pendleton has float. II has
been suggested that 1t would be made
TO advertise the Roundup Movlnr
| pictures will be taken OF all parades
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