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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

CHICAGO. sept. e5.-OU. P.)-As-
sistant United states Attorney Replo-
gle said today he has received many
anonymous letters asking him to probe
the 1914 series between Phiiadelphla
and Boston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
Case Of Irwin [. Stoop and
Floyd L. Henderson, Charg-
ed With Connection In Killing
II of Taylor Nearly Finished.
POINTS IN TESTIMONY
REVIEWED BY LAWYERS
Neil Hart, important Witness,
: Will Again Take Stand After
Remaining Defendants Face
Court Tomorrow.

<. Night Is expected to bring "A verdict
In the murder trial OF Irwin l.. Stoop
and Floyd l.. Henderson, charged with
the killing OF Sheriff Tilman ID. Tay-
Tor during jail break In which the
two took part sunday AJuly 70 last.
The case was due TO go to the jury
about o'clock this afternoon.
This morning arguments were taken
up at o'clock. District Attorney II. /.
kcator, for tho prosecution, being the
first to make his argument TO the jury.
He talked for slightly more than half
hour. He was followed by Joseph l..
LAWN, counsel for the defense. who
talked until 1850 a, m, when court
was adjourned until 1890 this after
noon.
Both attorneys argued somewhat on
the matter OF instructions TO the jury
and reviewed the points for ana
against their particular cases. A large
crowd filled the court room to hear
the arguments. despite tho fact that
they are less interesting than the taxi
ing of testimony.
States Attorney General George NJ.
Brown. assisting in the prosecution.
was called to complete the arguments
for the prosecution at 1880 this after
noon when the case was resumed. lie
was expected to require from one hour
10 an hour aud d half. Following hts
argument. instructions were to be given
the jury and the case turned over TO
them for their verdict,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
nl-NnREn JApANr:sE cALLtp

TOXIC. sept. 2S.-(A. P,)-Former
Premier okuma has called a meeting
of 100 prominent japanese to awaken
the people against the unlawful atti-
tude of California Americans news
paper announces today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
In Missouri and Kansas.

OMAHA. Sept. 29.-(A. P0-Gover-
nor Cox today travelled to Missouri and
Kansas. In a statement this morulng
he criticised Senator Harding for hav-
ing mo definite plan to offer in sub
stitution for the League of Nations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-CU. P.)-
Threats to tell the inside story OF
last years world series were made
today by Abe Attell. former feather
weight champion. mentioned as one of
the 'fiSers" of last years series. At
tell claimed he was being made the
goat" of Arnold Rothstein, wealthy
New York gambler
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
Condition Is UncIlangcd.

LONDON. Sept 29.-(U. PD-Mac-
swiney's condition is reported un-
chars ged toiag. This is the fprty-sey-
ent4i day Of His hunger strike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
NORTHERN PACIFIC HEAD
SUCCEEDED BY DONNELlY

SJ - sept. 2S.- = W
lIs :.r..,:t toaay resi-, az i"'s''"N
o,,Ierr "a ;,f,. .t ana
xin be ~ tceeded by Charles EonrellN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
JURY TUp,<1S TO BROOKLYN BRIBERY RUMOF
LIP STICK IS MIGHTIER
THAN PEN IN COLLEGE
GRADES, PAPER CLAIMS

BERKELEY. Cal, Sept. 90 .
f. az. P.)-The lip stick is mighter +
+ than the fountain pen when it 3
= comes to wining collegiate hon .
r ors. according to an editorial in >
+ the University of California pa +
= per today. IT charges that pro- =
& fessors are being vamped atroci- =
+ ously. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
POWDER BOMB WRECKS
RESIDENCE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. sept. "a black pow
der bomb today wrecked the home of
Alderman Powers of the nineteenth
ward. No one was injured. Most of
the residents of the ward are Italians.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s--(U. P.1-The
third confession by White Sox players
for alleged throwing Of the 1919 world
reries to Cincinnati was announced
by authorities today. Pitcher VIII
liams told his part in the conspiracy
Assistant U. S. Attorney Replogie an
nounced the names Of all the gamblers
envolyed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
Three indictments Today An
nounCed by Assistant U. S.
Attorney Following Clue
Taken From CiCotte's Story.
NEW OFFERS TO CONFESS
CONNECTIONS ARE MADE
Hints to Probe Activities of
Other Mines and Other Sea-
sons Received in DeIuge
From Anonymous Sources.

NEW YORK. Sept. ga. P.)
District Attorney Lewis today an
nounced he would start immediate in
vestigation of report that clique OF
gamblers plan to bribe mem mbers Of the
Brooklyn National to lose games in
the coming worlds series.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2g.-(U. P.)-The
grand jury today indicted sport Sui
ivan. of Boston. and man named
Brown. named as -fixerst by Pitcher
Williams, the third of the indicted
players to confess.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

DUBLIN. Sept 29.-(U. PD-Two
thousand troops are en- route today to
Belfast which is in turmoil, with many
factories closed and the idlers thus
created adding to the trouble OF the
police.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

Reported BY Majer Lee MoorhouSe'
Maximum, ~.
Minimum. 40
Barometer, 2e.s2.
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0Continued from page 5A
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

Attorneys Tor John Z Rathte aIias
Laffebean. and Elvie d, kerby. alias
Jim Owens. who are the two remain
ing defendants for the murder of sher.
IL Taylor. today held conference with
their clients. preparatory to bringing
them to trial tomorrow morning at
Q o'clock. a new jury will have to be
drawn in this case and predictions are
heard around the court house that 1t
will not be such speedy process as
was the selection OF jury In the Stoop
and Henderson case.
Charles Bolin, Of Toppenish, Wash.
has been sent by relatives TO Kerby
to defend him. while n. NJ. Collier Is
handling Rathies case. Mr.. Collier
was appointed by the court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29


Nell Hart, who was brought here
from Salem to testify in the Stoop and
Henderson case yesterday will be re-
tained here as a witness for the state
in the trial scheduled for tomorrow.
Much evidence introduced In the pres
ent trial has been OF a nature to in
criminate the defendants kcrby ana
Rathie strongly and Hart's TESTIMONY
Is expected to bo much the same In
their case. ea
In the trial yesterday. before ad-
journment was taken, the first proof
OF conspiracy to shoot their way out
OF jail was made against the defend
ants Stoop and Henderson by II. w.
Fletcher. of this city. a mombcr of the
grand jury which indicted the five
men. He stated that both the defend
ants in this case had made voluntary
statements before that body to the ef-
feet that they had all agreed to shoot
their way out II necessary, The wit
ness said that both Stoop and Hcnder-
son said that It was agreed 10 Clear
the way whoever gets the gun" Stoop
was to give the signal for the break,
the witness testified.
Hart Tcsiifics to Agreement.
Emphatic and repeated assertions
that conspiracy existed to shoot their
way out Of jail. II necessary. were
(.
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tcontinued on page 50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonian 10 Eastern Ore.
Eon'a greatest neWnpnpcr and a. q
selling force gives 20 the advertiser
over twice the guaranteed paid circu-
Iation In Pendleton and Umatilla coun4
ty OF any other Newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

This paper h member OF and audited
by the Audit Bureau 9f Circulations.,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

Number OF copies printed Of yesterdays
Daily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
WANT ALL MILK COWS
IN DELAWARE TESTED
Committee From Milk Producers
Association and Health Officials
Agree on This.

4 committee ~ tho Milk Producers
As4oc,ation of Delaware. representing
ahou' TOO members. appeared before
otHccrs ct the State. Board Of Health at
Dover. Thursday to discuss the rcglla-
tion requiring tubcrculn testing Of dairy
herds from which raw milk supplies are
obtained After thoroughly g,sng over
al iotails of this order together with the
details Of the law passed AZ the special
session of the legislature grant ING com
pensation t. owners of rcarting cows. II
was unanimously decidcd bv the com-
mlttcc and health officials that all dairy
cattle IN the State should he tested in
order that tuberculosis mav he eliminated
from the state II was also decided 10
request the State livestock Sanitary
Board 10 pass resolution making such
tc.t- compulsory Of all herds throughout
the state, rs for as funds are available
for making prompt payment for reacting
animals.
Emphasis. was laid upon the fact that
ell milk shipped INTO this state must com
plv with tho requirements Of the laws
above referred 10.
Those present were James n Rev
nolds president Of the State Producers
Associations W TuuXton Boyce. ! W.
Talloe, Frank Nearsley, G. 7 Jones DR.
/ : ConucN secretary State Board Of
Health. and G. II Wells, Special Health
Commissioner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate has been transferred
a. follows.
Eighty acres OF land in White Clay
Greek hundred, bv Amos H. ODaniel,
Nellie II. Wilson and Eta J Wilson to
John Wilson O'Daniel, for the nomir al
sum Of $40
Fifty-thrce acres of land in Mill Creek
hundred. bv Clara V Ogram to Hiram
T. Pierson, for 81 500
Land at Penn Rose, by Thomas z.
Tallev TO Samuel Z. Thompson, for
$500.
Scventy-eight acres Of land in Mill
Greek hundred acquired for the straighten-
ING and widening of the lincoln Highway
bv Ellen ] Nought TO the State of Della
ware, for 81 100
Land in Appoqulnimink hundred, by
John Frisby LLOYD to Walter Harmon
Reynolds, for $500
Land in Christiana hundred, by the
Oak Grove Co. to Mary F. Tobin, for
$500.
Land in Hamilton Park, by the Eden
Park Realty Co. to Oscar NJ. Booze, for
$40.
Land at New Castle, by Andrew X.
Lenoir TO Sarah +. Lynch, for S175.
Land in Brandywine hundred, by
Catherine dc Ghetto to Mabel p. Wood
for S400.
Land at Niddletown, by the Mutual
Loan Association of Middletown to Oliver
Clifton, for the nominal sum of 81
Land IN Colonial Park, by George l..
Atkins to Raymond Esham and Elias J
Chappelle, for the nominal sum Of 81 each
, Land IN Brandywine hundred, by the
Pennsylvania Il Delaware Development
Corporation to William W ScuIey, for the
nominal sum of So.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07

is shown by the plans on the Market
at. Yet facade,
The last of the ground floor stores in
the Law Building Mt fhe southwest cor
ner of Ninth and Market streets. will
shortly be- occupied by n ''chnin" hat store
Interior fittings for the corner store, TO
be occupied by koonz Il Co, bankers,
are being put IN place.
General dullness in building activities
still continues To prevail. as is evidenced
by the small volume of projects covered
by building permits being issued. These
are chiefly Tor alterations and repairs.
or for unimportant houses or industrial
plants. This state of things is IN pnrt
attributable to the high prices still
prevailing in the material and fixtures
market, some Of which advanced to
Is per cent during July. Even this would
not deter some investors were 1t not nc
by total uncertainty as to
when articles ordered will be delivered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
STATE FAIR. TO Be
BIGGER AND BETTER
Demands for Space by Exhibitors
Exceed Capacity OF
Grounds.

Bigger and better" than ever before
Is the usual way that circus press agent
viii describe the attractions OF the con-
ccrn by which he is employed, rrregafd-
less of the truth, because circus comes
to town for hut one dsf each year. but
when details of the Delaware State far
arr described as bigger and better for tins
coming Septembers exhibit there is
mo- misrepresentation, according TO re-
ports made by State Fair officials. The
fair i not a one day affair but continues
from the To 10 inclusive
: Hope Wilson, Jr secretary ot the
Fair Association reports twice as many
applications for space this year than last
year
All Of the spaces for the automobile
section have been taken except one which
Is weeks ahead of last year record.
An but four of the spaces in the mer-
camille section have been rented and thus
j. unusual for SIN weeks before the falr
opens.
Many more concessions have taken
space, IN fact all that there is room for and
which are suited for the Fair
The space to bc devoted 10 the demon
stration ot farm tractors and farm ma
chincrv will be trlplcd thus wear and this
interesting exhibits for the farmers.
The Delaware College exhibit has out
grown it, quarters and in addition to the
regular building. there will hc q supple
mental exhibit IN canvass tent adjacent
o. the building The quarters for the
cattle exhibit have been outgrown and
some temporary measures will have to be
taken tins wear 10 accommodate all the
cholcc COW and bulls that owners desire to
cNhlhii
Ii Is doubtful II the 100 stalls for the
horse. Will hc aii rlent to accommodate
oil the speedy trottCr~ and PAGERS that
wall bc brought here for the races which
take place every afternoon and evening
oi the Far
These are hut few%of tho many detail:
oi the state Far that indicate its StCadN
growth year bv wear The directors
81 the Iair realize that 10 stand still mean:
40 20 backward and cvcrt new idea con
ccrnlng iairs that IS advanced during th'
wear Is seriously considered and if iount
suitable put IN service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
TO DREDGE THE ST. JONES.
Stream will be Made NavipsbIe for
larger Graft.

st. Jonrs' river will be improved. nc
cording to the plans Of the Y. y. District
engineer Office. Bids will be received at
The Office at Sixth and King streets until
August II for the work which ~ 1s follows:
the redredging Of a channel six feet deep
at mean low water fifty feet bottom
width outside the mouth across the flats
and forty feet bottom width with the
river from the Hix foot curve ~ the Della
ware Bay 90 tho highway bridge at
Bakers Landing, distance Of seven
miles. The excavatinp will total 1900
cubic yards.
This Improvement will be Of much value
TO the 81 Jones section and ii the first
portion If other work 90 be done along
the stream. which extends from Bower
10 the Bay. II il the plan 20 eventually
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
CITY REALTY TRANSFERS.

The slack season is on in the matter
Of acnvlty IN the realty market Only
ntrequent sales are to be looked for In the
near future This weeks transactions in
volve the following parcels:
Madison street, 2404, Marie A. Nc
Carthy from Charles J. Shinn, $1,000.
Ruth street, corner Front street, Joseph
Thomas, Sr., and wife from Frank K.
kreici, Jr, $500.
du Pont street, 10 North. AIvera
Gordon from Joseph Howard Gordon. SIS.
Pine street, south Of Tenth street, Alice
l.. Justice from Lawrence Dineen. So, 500.
Noodlawn avenue, PA, James j. Duffy
from Lilburn A. Martin, 2,I0O.
Madison street, 2419, W w. Knowles
and wife from Rosa 5. Talley, guardian,
<5,4ss.
Third street, 1908, West, Franklin v.
Finn from Charles II. Brown, ct al,
5000
Fifth street, east of Lombard street
Hyman Goldstein from Peter McCloskv,
I'll $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
BUILDING TRADE
CONTINUES DULL
High Prices and Uncertainty in
Delivery Of Essential Material
Are Factors.

The placing of the last piece Of the
stone frieze at the second story level Of
the new Delaware Trust building at Ninth
and Market streets completes the in
scription stretching the whole length Of
the Ninth street side, which reads in
large V-sunk letters Delaware Trust
Co" A similar line. but in smaller letters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07

Plans hsve been approved by
building inspector for the f0lbyning
construction projec's
Second street, COS West Joseph Walls,
owfy.r and builder; additions ~ 600
Twenty-fourtb street, 3, D, z, y Past, {,
Glib, McCully, Woolcry, Lich'eubaum,
owners, J. NJ Anderson, builder, additions.
$500.
jefferson street, co.'s North. Jossph
Rodrhan, owner George Moofc builder
additions, 81 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Rich Surroundings

BROOkLAND TERRACE is bordered BY as handsome
bungalows and cottages you've laid your eyes The
Lncon Highway goes directly past the corner Gas electricity
and telephones already here and there everything
add to its beauty and nothing mar its atactNeness no
matter whether you're veWlfg with idea o building
cnd locating here yourself, future investment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
G. NJ. GRAHAM ADVANCES.
He Has Been Elected e-Presidcnt Of
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co.

! George M. Graham of Buffalo, N. Y,
formerly of Philadelphia, has been elect
ed vice-president of the Pierce-Arrow
Motor Car Co, succeeding w. J. Foss,
resigned. MIR. Graham has held the posi-
tions of assistant commercial manager.
and general sales manager. During the
war he was chairman of the National
Motor Truck committee nc Washing
ton. He has been the spokesman for the
motor vehicle industry on many important
ncnnsinns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07

In this respect the conditions are even
more unsatisfactory than at the height Of
war periods
One consequence Of this state Of things
is the almost complete cessation Of work
on new projects IN the architects Offices.
The question of anything doing2" is
the signal for decisive laughter, or its
ctnliyalrpf in sarcastic speech.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Great Location

Most developments away out of reach from every
thing poorly served by transportation facilities almost $50
lated in fact BROOkLAND TERRACE IS just the oppo-
site Every few minutes there a the Brandywne
Springs trolley line of the Peoples buseS passing within
10 feet of this property Surely you wouldn't ask for anything
more convenient or fine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07

Nav Shake Plum Tree.

Mr.. Cox promises reai dirt farmer
rs Secretary of Agriculture, but he might
get even farther by promising real
Burbank to shake the pun tree.--Mil-
waukee Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Away on Weeks' YaealIon

harry NJ. Willis, chief clerk n ih' ,hios
of Prohibition CommiFsi0nsr " IuRifn
Boyce. is spending week vacation in
Atlantic CITY. n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
MILL CREEK REALTY SOLD.

Napoleon Gorrell has sold real estate
in Mill Creek hundred To Grover &.
Gregg for $1,000.
The land adoins the road leading from
Yorslyn To HockeasIn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Large Lots

From one end of BROOKLAND TERRACE to the.
other tn ere isn't ONE poorly located undesirable lot
They ALL choice The prices SS9to 500 give you your
choice of anv lot the property with the exception OF Just
very few which, through their unusual situation we have
been obliged price the least bit higher The sooner you see
them the better selection you make. WHAT are you wait
for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Has That Worried Look.

Pictures Of Senator Harding snapped
since the San Francisco convention show
that he has taken on that worried look !"
Atlanta fnnatiflltlnn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

improve the stream 30 that larger arait
nan IIsn NJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07

No restrictions which
call upon you for a burden
If debt. which no wise man
would assume.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07

The development that
put Prices Corner ION the
map.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07

Lost something? Try a classified ad-
vertlsement IN Every Evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
$40 Cash A Anp P,1 Take iks R,I,oos, Lons I'll
Selling Fast!

Ihe Holloway Company sold other real around
Wilmington that set record in volume OF sales.
BROOKLAND TERRACE has even beaten our own records
all Only 20 minutes ride the trolley bus from
the heart of Wilmington located right the Lincoln Highway
Prices Corneror II minutes by automobile if you drive
You'll find this beautiful gently rolling ground, which
offers the most charming for future home Of
property which attention has been invited around
Wilmington In order close the door in the face of
Opportuntyo make you don't miss the best chance
you We had we you Immediately and give
the most careful consideration of which you're capable
home-site in picturesque and beautiful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Come Out Tomorrow
Here's How TOGO

Market along their
and fiat Prices
senUgh said
The evening world., 1920-06-16
ELWELL DELIGHTED
TO INDUCE GIRL
TO JILT ANOTHER
Business Associate Explains Slain
Mans Friendship for So
Many Women.

TT always pleased Eiweu TO take an
other mans girl away"
This remark. which fits in with the
theory on which detectives are working
20 sove the mysterious murder OF
Joseph i. Elwell came to-day from l..
II. Green, No. GIG Marbrldge Building.
who was associated with Elwell In sew
ernl Florida land deals.
II do not belyieye Elweirs friendship
FOR 90 many women IL entirely under
stood Mr.. Green said. His attraction
20 them was on the same basis as his
love for all beautiful things He liked
20 surround himself with beauty and
elegance. He liked TO be seen with
pretty women, marie dor single. and
liked TO have them around him.
1T was this inclination rather than
any other that caused BlwclI to have so
many women friends. He was good
looking. had many friends standing well
In social circles. was known as a good
sport and a good entertainer. These
factors, and his rather austere and aloof
manner. attracted women to him. They
pursued him more than he pursued
them. This pleased his pride and he
aIwUys liked TO take another mans glrl
away from him
Mr.. Green said that Elwell had bought
several parcels OF property from him.
One. bought for $4,000. Elwell sold for
$4,000. Another. bought for $4,000, he
sold for $4,000.
Tho Hypoluxo Island prop erty. Mr.
Green said. was Intended by Elwell for
a secluded retreat. a tropical paradise tc
which he could take his friends or
yachting trips.
ell sald that Eiwell on his yaohtlng
trips always had from twenty-five &c
thirty in the party.
The evening world., 1920-06-16
PLEADS GUILTY TO
FISH GEM THEFT
Fried, Ren1anded to the Tombs,
VIII Help Locate Pawned
Jewels Worth $4,000.

Joseph Fried. forty. who gave his Nd-
dress as No. 1G7 Teller Avenue. the
Bronx. to-day pleaded guilty before
Judge Mulqueen in General Sessions to
an indictment charging grand larceny
In the first degree. He was remanded
TO the Tombs for sentence. no date ixed.
In tho meantime he will help detec-
tives try to recover some Of the $4,000
worth of jewelry which he stole drom
the residence Of Hamilton Fish. No. $40
Fifth Avenue, on April II. where he
also stole thousands Of dollars worth OF
choice liquors.
In the courtroom sat Hamilton Fish.
''How did you come to hire such a
man7" asked tho Judge after the police
stated Fried had a record extending
from a childhood sentence to reform
atory for theft and continued through
four or iive penitentiaries for eight diff
feront sentences on larceny and bur
glary charges.
"why he was very highly recon-
mended 20 me by the Welfare League,
said Mr. Fish.