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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30
Auto Hire


D. 3, Waffle. touring. city tripA
Charles Co. phone z.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

FOR RENT-Sewing machines CT all
makes, $1.00 per week $500 per
month. McClintock and Simpson. 400
z. Court.
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Second Hand Dealers

v. 9TROBLE, dealer in new and Sec
ond hand goods. Cash paid for Sec
ond hand goods. Cheapest place 70 buy
271W.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

FOR RENT-One large outside un
furnished room suitable for ligh
housekeeping. Phone 250R-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

FOR RENT-4-room house close in.
Phone 190 or 1l3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30
For Sale


For Sale.
HOGS FOR sALE-Fifteen good
brood sows with from six TO ten
pigs each. Tom Boylen, Jr., Echo.
Ore.
WICKER BABY carriage for sale.
Call 77eJ.
FOR sALE-one 1s foot Holt Com
tine with Atlas engine. Write r. J.
Campbell, BOX 6s6, Pendleton.
FOR SALE the following sizes in
second hand tires, S0x3, 30x3 LIZ.
4 32x3 Ia, 32x4. 34x4 real snaps. Simp-
son Tire Service Co., 22s e. Court
FOR sALE-wheat hay. D. b. Bell,
Pendleton. Ore.
FOR sALE-Good high speed wiz
| ard washing machine. Phone 346W.
! FOR SALE Livingston vacuum
cleaner. Phone s4sW.
FOR sALE-NEW and second hand
New Home and The Free Machine.
Mcclintock e. Simpson. 400 z. Court
| FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs for
Matching, $1.0O for Is. Apply 220
Long street or phone 208W-
IFOR SALE -Bedstead. mattress, ana
springs. Phone 7sOM.
rnr o. FF4n.
Address owner, II. F. D. No /, Box
20, Echo. ore.
FOR sALE-Assortec Burbank pota-
toes, from 1 to 5000 sacks at IS
cents per ZOE lbs. Buyer must fur
nish sacks and sack potatoes at pit,
located Ia miles from Stanfield. Ad-
dress H. ID. Bartholomew. stanfield,
Oregon.
Found
FOUND-Pair nose glasses in case
Finder can have same by paying for
this notice.
For Rent
--->--------s->->-->~
FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. sO1 Clay.
FOR RENT-Sleeping room for gen
tlenian. Close in. Phone 459M-
FOR RENT-Furnished room. Phone
-.795W.
FOR RENT-Store room in Eagle
building. See John Siebert.
FOR RENr-4-room house close in.
Phone 1sO or ia.
FOR RENT-one large outside un-
furnished room suitable for light
housekeeping. Phone 250R.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED room
apt, large back porch. cellar. bath
and gas. 407 West Alta. Close in.
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
house. Phone 246J.
2-RooM apartment and sleeping I
room to rent. 215 Garden. Phone
2O7-R-
and housekeeping rooms
at COS willow street.
FOR RENT-Sewing machines CT all
makes, $1.00 per week. $500 per
McClintock and Simpson. 400
Q. Court.
FOR RENT-Furnished Apt. 502
Water St
FOR RENT-3 room apartment in
Iteam heated building. Apply this
,ffice.
ALTA APARTMENTS - Thoroughly
remodeled; furnished or unfurnish-
ID suites reasonable. 702 r. Alta c.
?. Barnett.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Apt. 5O2
Water st.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

FOR RENT-Store room in Eagle
building. See John Siebert-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30
Miscellaneous

LACE CURTAINS laundried with
care-Phone 24s-J.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

FOR RENT-3 room apartment in
office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

THE PARTY taking shoes from side
walk at 309 + Court street last night
at about II O'Clock Is known. n re-
turned Immediately no questions will
be asked or action taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Phone
-795W.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30
Wanted

WANTED-Good, clean rags, at The
East oresonian office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

ALTA APARTMENTS - Thoroughly
remodeled: furnished or unfurnish-
ed suites reasonable. 702 e. Alta c.
p. Barnett.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30
Found

AFOUND-Pair nose glasses in case
Finder can have same by paying fol
this notice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

EXPERIENCED REPAIRING AND
tractor man with wife wants posi-
ton in general repairing work on
ranch. Phone 6OG.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

1 BUY ALL KINDS Of Junk at top
prices Iron and sacks a specially.
Pacific Junk Co.. ]. s. Jones, prop,
GIT Cottonwood street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

FOR RENT-Sleeping room for gen
tlenlan. Close in. Phone 459M-
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NEW TODAY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,ofp ranch.
Phone 24F15, Athena, ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-30

STORE ROOMS for lease In new
fireproof business block just being
finished in new, thriving railroad
town. This Is your opportunity. can
or write Room :. Despair Bldg. PEN
dleton. ore
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RAIL PREDICTED LOSS Of
GERMAN FOREIGN TRADE IN NAR

shn,y no results for AT least five years.
i, ,ho, ,,mc Gcrmonys maritime COM
ncritorx Britain. the United states ana
Iapan and the ncutrals. Norway. Den
mark and Holland. would profit enor-
mouslY.
Rallin reminded his friends that hc
UEallin) vainly begged Berlin huthori-
iies rot 20 rngaEi" IN unrcStrlcte" SUI
marine warfare and he continued:
You and I know that the Amerl-
cans are probably the most ldea'lsuc
milton on the car,h'S surface. In an:
America We have done Il diS-
oglrous Thing. u thing which will throw
n cold shadow over our economic de
for = generation" The latter part OF
.tE" letter ran:
But If | nm concerned about our
relations with the United States, am
sill more anxious about our relations
with Britain. | realiZ" as. never before
tlrt all the increase in OUR wealth, All
IN, success which attended our enter
ng!scs in lhn- year before the war. were
ewing to our intercourse with tho Brit
i.h empire. Her home ports. her do
niinions and colonies werc freely
opened r. cur shippers and Traders.
Sometimes I wondered AZ this Eencr-
o=ity. and oven called !: folly. IL IL
~ BE- imagined for Il moment that tho$"
old relations will return
Il am MOI t. bc supposed. dear Herr
CnhrimraI lnrv% cnun"ilorlaS saying
one word in favor of BriIain's policy in
ihlR war hclirv" that she entered 4
from base motives
"Considcr what We are risking. We
look forward to rcsuminG our sea
trade. w" build our proudest expccta-
lions on this. How are We 10 resume
it in the face Of an Anglo-Saxondom
Which loathcs and must loathe our
presence among thcmo
Put we must boat England. you say.
no matter what the consequence. I
agree. All / say is that whether I'VE
beat her or Sh" beats Ms. tho consc-
Tu"ncc viii hc the sHnc-- disaster to
or "v"rs';t trad" il Britain &n wills II.
y" may. in IN" event "f victory. inn
PCS" all sorts al conditions securing
IL: NORTHUMBERLAND treatment. So
curing us free Cntr" into british ports
"v"rywh"rn. No Shno man believes
Ina' these conditions will hrlp us.
with a hnstil" British empire,
called and fr"rtcd with our military
success raging ut IT'S LOSSES. hopeless
y ai"nH:"' how arc W. !" procure the
Jaw material which th,a empire alone
IN supply Thu. great .nIi,.-, 3" S"!r-
contained. md "" ar" not. ND all !hn
military Victories and al ;ir wlll-u-
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SIDNEY. Australia Nov. ~".--'EoF-
r.srondrnrc of the Associated l'rr's.>-
AIhrrr BALM, general director Of inc
Iamburg- American Steamship COM
many. who is report I'd to hay" commit
,rd Suicid" Just before tho signing o.
,hr armiStiCc had predicted disaster
for III. German overseas trad" a. an
nu,cn,na of .hr war This is disclosed
by the rubIiratinu here IF letler
which Herr Balm had written IN De
comhcr. 1911. apparently to Or. lto'h-
,nau. n rrivy councillor at Berlin. n
rnry Of This letter was made PUBLIC
hero hv J. NJ Paxton Il resident OF SEd-
nov. who received it from friend Ia
London. In ii BALM declared that
whether Germany or England was VIC
torinus in the war III" CONSEQUENCES 10
German foreign trade would be disas-
,rous. Tho letter read. in part:
Most Of what We read in the news
naprrs "a 10 our preparedness for "m-
barking on brisk trade and manufac-
lures as soon us prar" has boon con-
ciu,!rd. is fear. written with tho MAN.
fest intention Of h"art"ning our poo
ole. Who ar" VIGOROUSLY ignorant of
our actual economic conditions and all
hat threatens lhoni.'
He said that the German mcrCantil"
marine was in 4 poriliuus condition."
and that tho hill 10 rn-cSlahIiSh and
strengthen it. which ut IN" Inn" Of
writing WAS before tn" rrichstaG, would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-30
KEMPER SHELTON MAY
COACH THE W. v TEAM

Special Dispatch TO Tho lnt"iNScnc'r
NORC,ANTOWN. Dec. 29,--k"hp''r
sh,lton, tho old Mountatncrr star AIN
Iete who last year SO successfully j"-
tnr,,d West VirEnia's baseball chh"'-
dates, will probably hc hack from nus
soryire with the engineers in FRANCE
In limo 10 start tho work mere with t''e
diamond candidates. which Will p'E'"
about the latter part Of March. mus
information was conveyed here io"aH
in y letter from Shelton'E brother ri
Huntington. who said he had h"ch al
yised bv the coach that he was IN IN"
signal service OF the engineers. and now
that hostilities had ceased h" "Ni'"t'""
soon TO be sent home and mustered OUT
rs tbcre WIS no further use for HIS
services. w
Mcanwh!lc tho athletic authorities
here are marking time n IN" matter
Of securing II coach. and II g H'SiF"n
II at all possible t" hay" Sh"it"n III
charge. \, least w" arr'rhtl"u@ nav"
been received for III" position az '""'h'
ono coming from Earl blackburn. me
big league catcher. and another irf"'
w, !. Clarke. the Princeton university
baseball coach and athletic trainer
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MASTERY Is ~
REGA|NED BY
GQV. WILLIS
LEGISLATIVE LINEUP

C0LuMBrS O.. Der. @s.-Party
sci"clicns IN the House;
Spcakcr-Carl +. kimbail. Lake
County.
Speaker FRO Tenn - Rupert r.
Bccthum Harrison County.
Clcrk--John i. Maynard. OF AL
len County.
Deputy Clerk and Parliamcnta-
rian L. ". hughes. Clinton
County.
journal Clerk - Glare Spring Of
Henry County.
Message Clerk Holmes kress,
Of Logan County.
Recording Clerk - Mrs. Ella NJ.
Server. Of Summit County.
Enrolling Clcrk--Chnrir L. Har-
per. Of Morgan County.
Fugrossing Clcrk--John F. Field
ing. Hamilton County.
ant-al-Arms-Alfrcd y. Rob
!nSon. Lawrence County.
First Assistant Scrseant-at-ArmS
James NJ. Dalzcll. Montgomery
County.
Second Assistant ScrEcant-at-Arms
Charles Berry. Perry County.
Third Assistant Scrgcant-at-Arms
j. -. Thomas. Franklin County.
In the Senate:
President Pro Tenn. 7. Whit
tcmurc. Akron. summit County
Clcrk--W. Z. HALEY. Darke Coun-
! ~.
Assistant Clerk - I. l. Tanatta'
Perry County.
Progressing Clerk II. II. Har-
vry. Hardin County.
: Enrolling Clerk-Sanford Evans
ray"tlc County.
Recording Clerk - J. j.. Cross,
Franklin County.
Index Clerk Colonel Harry u.
Knox. washington County.
Observation-Disclosures. L. Tharp'
Belmont County.
First Assistant S"rGcant-ai- Arms
larson Pratt. Montgomery county.
Second Assistant SrrE"ant-at-Arms
! Judge Joseph W. O'Ncill, warren
, County.
Third Assistant Scrgeant-at-Arms
t. V. Nichol. Marion County.
Fourth Assistant SerErant-at-Arms
Edward c. Bryant. Wood county.
Assistant Postmaster - :. i. Bell
! Richland County.
! Chaplain--R Rev. w. a. IeFF'h
| Franklin County.
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SKED
PRETTY TOUCH
Orange and Black VIII Play TwentJ-one
GENES with BEST Teams In This
S&ctiou-

With most Of last years players
back IN tho lineup and with Lleusehane
Ralph 3. Beard. former star or the
Bucknell college ouintettc. 70 guide tue
boys the Linsly Institute should DC rep
resented by an AL basketball orsanl"a-
tion this season. and with MANAGER
Acker completing a most eetnpe'ne
eche6ule. the outcome IS expected to be
quito rosy. Most Of the games wiz
be Mayed in hostile territory. lar
kersburS, the state champ ions for the
mas. three years. is one OF tho victims
TO dispose Of. while Washington. wheel
ine, Eellaire and Cathedral are otnoF
cogs to eliminate.
The schedule includes some twenty
one games, and while several dates are
pending. i. is almost complete:
January. 10. friday - "ci'sDo' b
High. at Linsly.
January Is. " edneSday-mnee H'6
High tpendins) r,,r,
January II. Friday-Cambridse Aisn'
at Cambridge.
at Linsly.
January "A. Friday Farkersburs
High, at Linsly.
January 90. Wednesday-Washlngton'
at Linsly tpendtngo
February l, Saturday-Bellaire High,
at I.insly.
February 5. Wednesday - steuoen-
willie. at I.insly.
February I. Friday - FarAersooFe
High, at Parkersburs.
February l.. Wcdnesday-opcn.
February u. Friday-C. Il. s., at ID
thedral. -
FEBRUARY 10. Wednesday-st. Glars
willie. at st. Clairsrille (pendingo
February u. Frday-Bel!aire. al
Rellairc.
FEBRUARY IS Observation-Disclosures.
at Wellsburs.
March !. Saturday-Camuridse az
Lnsly.
March ;. Observation-Disclosures
at Washington tpendinso
March :. Frday-Cathedrai. at lin
sly.
March II. wcdncsday-St. Glars
r., a, Wheeling (pendins)
srrh- Is. Saturday-Steubenvii at
s. Lbenvillc. ,,o
March 10. Observation-Disclosures
a, -Sistersviile.
March 80. sa,urday-Wheelins H'sn
(pendingD
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CONFESSES KILLING OF
NEPHEW TO PREVENT
DETECTION OF THEFT

Special Dispatch TO The IntcliGenc"r.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Dec. 29:--on
his sworn confession that he shot ana
killed his nephew. John Louis Lash
hntigh. aged 70. son Of Mrs. Carrie
l.uShbaugh. his sister. Charles HARDEN.
a miner. aged IS. Of Mnrantown MINI
!us; hamlet between Mount Savage ana
Frost burg was committed 10 Jai! by
Jusiir. John CraGdoCk. this c!tE. with
nut bail for tn" action OF tho January
grand Jury. The confession was secured
NV w. 4. l.andis, superintendent of the
Baltimore office Of a detective agency.
According To the officers. Charles
Tart!cn declared that he shot the boy
to escape detection while in the meat
house ut the I.ashbaugh HON" TO steal
ffrSh!y-s Taught cred pork.
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Wheeling AutoiSts Will
Attend indianapolis Races
RACES WILL BE HELD THIS YEAh
FOLLOWING. THE CLOSING of
THE WORLD WAR.
wheeling is on the National H1Sh"lS'
the Road Leading from East W
Middle west

u-beeling autoists will attend tho an
,,,l nu,o races ut Indianapolis. iha''
again this season, Lncy harihE "'Ei'
nostponed for the past two years U"
inc 20 the war. As Wheeling IS Oh
the main highway from the east ~
the middle west, no doubt ther" VIII oe
many who will pass through the rH'
making X a night stopoFer o' '''.''
way to the race track.
Since the war started in 1914 inter-
sst in ali sport has Jagged. Auto rae
ing stood up we'll for u year. the t'lo
ccason seeing good competition with
fornic-n cars in action. Tho next year
he spor; began 10 pail on tho tans Win
the growth Of speedway racing IN mNnS
sections although the race TOT inc
cbemnionship. in which Darin Rest"
besleG tho late Johnny Aiken ana zap
tain 1ddin Rick"hackcr. America 'e1'"-
inc Ace" served TO keep up Inc "''
tercst
indianapolis did not stage a race IN
1917 nor this year because the owners
~ tb. hrick track could not sec patriot
ism in trying TO keep alive the SporI
whom the participants were needed u!
Uncle Sam to care for and pilot ms ar
nlanes. trucks, tractors and au'oii'"-
hiles. Other track staged races OUT III
cited only local interest. ..,
From It's inception in 1911. when with
Al entries. the first 500 mile rae" Was
staged, tho Indianapolis event nrca'nc
the Blue Ribbon Of America r"placlhh
the famed Vanderbilt cup OF inc Toau
race eta. Indianapolis. in aduil'"n !"
being tho only speedway 10 succHSS' WY
stage more than one 500 mile RACE, h'S
! n track that tests the driving SN'it %
The pilot. The brick course when Is
rar,iiiar 70 every racing fan has four
curves of slight gradient and Tour
etre+chcs. The curves force the driver
~ show his skill 10 stay on the track
md the stretches permit sprints Tor Po-
sItion which arc lacinG on tho sp"c'ti-
| Iv constructed bowls where the curves
are practically lroned out.
DIvinc skill and endurance OF man
I'D car won every race in Indianapolis
| over tho five century distance n"'
! rom In 1911 outgcncralcd ms tlcIa ,
Dawson in 1912 hung on De Palfnd
! flank until the Mercedes weaNenco :
! Inlcs Goux outguessed '"T"rriol" red
49,. Tetzlass In 1913: Rene Thomas &C
! ti,a1ly drove the late Georges E"il'o'
| off Tho track to win with slower car
| IN 1914: Ralph De Palma outdToVe par'c
Dcsta and his speedy Pcug"ot 90 VII.
| With 4 slower Mercedes. In tho INA
| 5oO Of 1915. On any other Track the
| faster cars would have Won
! For its sixth 500 mile race Ino'an-
ano,Is will bring out the flower 81 me
| worlds racing field. With such 4 race
and a rich purse OF $4,000. divided
among tho first ten TO finish. the srn-
, ann is bound to be because Of tho num-
her OF cars that will be made ready Toy
The first major speed event. Many
foreign cars arc expected. and several
i American factories patrons NJ IN" SP"F'
! in former seasons. contemplate Il return
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INTEL TOURNEY
To Be SUCCESS
Interest Is Increasing and Several ieanns
Have Already Sent IN
Entry Blanks.

That basketball might b. o1couraENn
and .nlarcd OIL Il more firm footing. me
1ntrl,iscncrr basketball tourney shouin
r,rryr q grand success and thc hHtH'l'U'
silver loving cup to III" "ii'li'hE N'''H' Il
goal for which To strive. Tn" li""E Ga''l'
in Tho Ohin Valley III" past lew years
has ded out considerably. perhaps que
m the war and tn" luck o. Interest,"
o,uorr. The amateur or independent or
rauizntiuuS, for tho most part prouI"'
about by the result of improper PA! !''S
facilities In most q; the !iTEe E''''@
tournaments are staged 10 uc't4"P ,''
vuunrstcr and Ia keep the p"i'uitF -"
door sport going and stimulate inc INV
cs, as the game itself IS very ocnei '''A'
and should he played by All VINO ''''"'S'
in athletic functions.
The Iptclligcnccr believes that organ
izcd basketball viii pr"duc" IN" h'Si
snort. and it is recommended that All
amateur teams register At once, y reg
.;srorrd team and athlct" Is cNE'"'c |"
,,nmpcte in this elimination Tournaments
,nd Invariably win Il nl:n". WAL" tour
nays OF this sort have never h'"n p"t ."
hefnre in this city. except IN class ht9-
le,bnll in high schools and al L'hSIy. II
10 quito certain that il ihc boys SCI 'H'
GOOD to be derived that they "lIi DC OR
Inc lump and start the mill gong us
soon rs possible. The tournament VIII
open as soon as tho sixteen teams nav
sncnt in their registration blanks. ENTRY
in this contest is open I" any non
scholastic tcnm IN Wheeling. Martins
Ferry. Bcllairc. W"llsburS EridGrl"rN'
Rcnwood McMechcn. s.. Cla'rSvllie.
Mnundsville or t-the-pikc. Names OF
the teams will be withheld until the re-
CURED number has been secured, theh Il
meeting will he held, schedule arrahsen
and other particulars further discuSSeH'
Clubs desiring 20 enter the tourney
arc asked 20 send in the following ch''9
blank Al once:
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COLUMBUS. o.. Dec. @9.--CnshaRcn
by TWO successive defeats before the
people former Governor Frank Is. Wits
in partnership with former state Ghalr
man Harry NJ nauGherty. demonstrated
his control over the R"puhtIcth senate
caucus when tho issue was clearly
drawn between Willis and anu-Wllls
men.
nv this result IT," way was maze
clear for Willis 10 seek another honil-
nation from the Republican party IN
IoYo ;r. no desires it, And the we'll
grounded report today was that he does
desire it. w.,
Tho anti-Willis men who backed VII
,;or, II Walker Of RillShnr0 for clerk
wore forced In quit cold. and az noon
conceded their inability to get the nee
essary votes.
There followed automatically the cleo
ton Of William T.. Haley Of Gre"nvlil"
40 clerk, a position which nc hc!a IN
Inc former Willis general assembly Oh
1915.
What mart the contest played in the
orroniyaIion of the Republican house
caucus is hard To determine. The ha'-
10y mon s,rcnuously denied thai they OPP
pvSrd the victor Of the day. 'Arl -
kimbau of Lake county for spcHh :
but equally nSlStcnl arr I"' 't vi
men that at III" last moment me no
v-Willis- nauSh"rly cohoriS N"Uc ~
ii,o I'm for Rupert r. Bcrtham OF mar
riSon COUNTY who finally was solaced ny
:, l,scr's rrltulty Of the spcakerSh'r
nro tom, CARRYING with it the influential
nos. " majority floor leader.
n tho former governors men SOUGHT
n intervene in behalf Of RcH'hah'
heirs was ;hc hiit"rrSt OF dri"n' 10y
>: IN 30 votes ia I'll" secret oailot UNI
der which lie nous" acted.
Tho story told today IS that a, ~ -
day midnight the Haley men counted -
sure votes III the senate. and were VIII
inc, IN 10, cish, or nine 60 10 Walker.
AT meeting in liaileE'S rooms III
INC Neil house pledges again were gwen
il is said Their position secure III '"ls
dcpartmcnl. they entered into an ar
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-anGcmcnt to unhorsc KimhaI!. VINO th' II

ronccmcnt TO unhorsc Kimhall. who thcn
was clearly in the lead in the speaker
slip contest. ,..,-, Elm.
rho Walker followers now assert '.'s
ih.v a! cncc dropped their efforts ','
Walker and began /" say" N''t'"n' '
Through their efforts Hamilton count: +,
which WIS said 10 b" 'nclin"d .ioWarq
Bcctham. together with unplcd@cd Nol"S
elsewhere were turned To Niiho"'I anu
his rositinp was assured.
On This basis The anti-N' ms M i"
consider tho contest rs whole a ora" II
ba,,lc regarding +; farther as IN" i''s.
fncidrn, in the struggle for cohu"I u
III, Republican party ~ l"-o.
The responsibility for iiaii"FS S"''',S
rc.ts with Tn" Anti-Sain"n l"aGn". NJ
,hou-h the leader. lanes y. Nh"c' -
,Il.r.1 rn have told Walk"r personally
iIn.t night that II" was taking II" par
=, The matter. tn" Wakes" l"r''9
.h,rrcd White with deceit toward mem
Furthermore. they said tina, Nn'te
aud his mon continually said that .iai-
Ic,. would win, prediction Which
events seemed Ia justify them IN max
ing II WAS stated. t"o. That 'hcE sem
for l.. ]. Tabor master Of the H,"I ,
Grange. 20 come to the rescue OIL l1"'-
Icy.
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the wsps about MISUNDERSTANDING
VII moi helm us.

Herr BALM died suddenly in Berlin
on November .. The cause OF his ceal q
has not been definitely stated. out IL
has been reported that he had been
summoned 10 the German army mead
quarters and criticized by Gtncral Luz
tlcndnrff for opposing plans OF Inc
military party. and that BALM then
appealed 10 ,ho then German emperor
who sustained I.udcndorfts state
nents and suggested that BALM
c!Ihcr aGnpI them o. retire from public
lita Thereafter. according 10 reports,
BALM appeared ID be greatly de-
pressed in spirit. Some reports re-
c"iy"d in I.nniun stated that he had
committed suicide.
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