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VOL. XXVIII.
PENDLETON, OREGON, EKLDAY. OCTOBER 2M, 191)4.
PEACE CONGRESS FARCE.
Note sent Out Inquiring as to Most
Acceptable Time and Place of the
Nephew of President Roose­ President of Great Banking
velt Celebrates His Return Corporation is Chicago Un­
From the Islands.
der Charges.
Meeting.
Washington, D. C., Oct. 25.—A cir­
cular note of instruction was dis­
patched by the state department to­
day to the diplomatic representatives
of the United States, directing them to
sound I he various governments in re­
gard to the time of holding the next
peace
congress
and
ascertaining
whether The Hague would be accept­
able as a place of meeting.
FRIGHTENED RUSSIANS SAW
OIIIOAN
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NO. 96
SAYS ROOSIAELT
MILL IIUL 314 VOTES.
New York, Wr»t Virginia. Indiana
and Vt iscondn In Hie Republican
< oluinn-— Marylam!
and
Montana
Doubtful, But Favor Purkcr—Next
H oum * Will lie Republican |>j Safe
Working Majority—I«recasi Is U m *
Re-uli of l«ng Pollili al Observa­
tion».
Admiral Rojestvensky Declares His Captain Saw Two Hostile
Ships Among the Fishing Vessels
Italian Being Tried.
Walla Walla. Oct. 24.— Joseph Di
Pasquale, the Italian charged
with
LIEITEN KNT fOHrt’M lF.
HAS DF.< IDEI» IX» MEET
the murder of Valerio, a fellow coun­ Reply of Russia Is Not Entirely Sati»im-tory,
But
Both
Government»
DISTURBS SAN FRANCISCO.
ALL THE ACCV8AT1ONS. tryman in this city, several weeks
Ixiok for Amicable settlement— Vintimi Denies That He Left a Ves­
ago. is on trial In the superior court.
The case will go to the jury this after­
sel Behind for Six Hours, Which Renderral No Assl-tanev to the In­
noon. The defendant declared he at­
Young Soldier Has Just
Returned The Bank Involved by HL* slwrtcotn-
tempted to run away from the man
jured—Regret» tire Accident, But saj* He \\a* Not Aware of Having
From liie l*tiillppine*. ami Caused
ing* Has Been Sold to a Rival Firm he shot and was forced to kill In self-
Such a Rumpus on the Barbar)
Injured Anyone by Firing
—The Defendant Is Accuse ’ of defense.
toast in San Francisco That
lie
Feloniously Burning the Works of
Pass Intended Divorce Canon.
Was Arrested, Thrown in a Patrol
the Chicago t ar A- Iswvmotive Co.
sssevaeessaesssasseseeesesseaesos
Boston. Mass.. Oct. 25.—The Epis­
Wagon ami Hauled to the Station
—tires test Sensation
in
Man)
copal convention by a resolution to­
—Claims to Be a Nepliew of the
Years' History of Chicago Banking
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Rojestveimk)'» Report.
day referred the matter of the elec­
President—Earlier in the Day He
and Financial Circles—Agitates tile tion of a presiding bishop to the next
Ilnanciers.
London, Oct. 27.—Admiral Rojestvensky'» report reached Count
Whipped a Hackman.
general
convention.
The
vexing
Beeckepdorff this morning, and was quickly conveyed to the govern­
divorce canon, as amended by the
ment. It Is understood the admiral state« he never had any Inten­
house of bishops, was taken up by
tion of firing on the trawler*, which were early noticed by the Rus­
Chicago. Oct. 27.—The attorney for the house deputies, and passed with­
San Francisco. Oct. 25.—A
man
sian fleet as It passed Imgger Rank.
claiming to be Lieutenant Granville I. N. Perry, until today president of out debate.
Among the trawlers the Russian officer* noticed two steamers
Forteacue. of the 10th United States the Bank of North America, announc­
moving at a high rate of speed which looked exactly like torpedo o
Swallowed b) Trust.
cavalry. and a nephew of President ed at noon that Perry has decided to
o
boats.
Roosevelt, was arrested in the ten­ surrender himself and answer any
Wilmington, Del..
Oct.
25.—The
Rojestvensky concluded these were Japanese torpedo boats, and »
derloin last night, for disturbing the charges made against him.
Harlan and Hollngsworth plant of the
a adds that in his opinion the »luadron fired against these two *
This action, together with the sale United States Shipbuilding Company,
peace.
ships
He denies that a Russia.i war* ip waa left behind for six o
He had been making the rounds of the bank this morning to the Con­ was sold at auction today. It was
*
hour* and never lowered a boat to assist the injured.
of the tenderloin
restaurants
and tinental National, comes as a climax purchased by the reorganization com­
He says.
"The Russian officers were totally Ignorant of the *
drinking freely.
After leaving
the to sensational charges connecting the mittee of the shipyard combine, for
shots having struck the trawlers “ On behalf of himself and the of­ O '
“Poodle Dog" restaurant, he became name of Perry with the alleged fel­ $485.000
ficer» and men of the fleet, he regrets that the trawlers and fisher­ o
noisy, attracting a crowd of several onious burning of the works of the
o
men Buffered.
Ch|cago Car & Locomotive Company.
hundred.
Steamship U recked.
One of the foreign torpedo boats disappeared after the
firing a
i
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A policeman ordered him
to be
Tampa. Oct. 25.—The Spanish ship
The other remained until morning, waiting for Its companion. The o I
quiet or go to jail. "Take me to jail
WHITMAN JUBILANT.
Ontaneda. arrived today and reports
admiral asks what warship It v.as that was noticed hovering near a
if you want to. I am not doing any­
the loss of the steamship Massachu­
the scene, and declares that both the ships he fired against were •
thing wrong." He then told the po­ Belief That the
Government
Will setts. 17 miles off the old Bahama ca­
a
unmistakably of the warship type.
liceman that President Roosevelt was
Construct Irrigation Works.
o
nal. The ship waa bound from Eng­
his uncle.
Colfax. Wash.. Oct. 26.—Prospects land to New Orleans. It is not known
Continuing boisterous, the police­
whether the crew was saved
man finally called a
wagon.
The for the speedy construction of the
In
case I
London. Oct. 27.-—The opinion of Jestvensk) s explanation.
by
the
man was taken to the station and re­ Palouse irrigation project
the Russian embassy is that the sit­ that no agreement is reached. Eng-1
stole Money In TranQt.
leased on 21# bail.
Earlier in the government at a cost of 33.504,00#
land will not declare war but will I
Winnipeg. Oct. 25.—Highwaymen uation will very shortly be cleared Inform Russia that the Baltic fleet I
evening he had a fight with a hack-, are better than ever and Whitman
now, that Rojestvensky » report is re­
county
is
accordingly
jubilant
as
the
today
held
up
the
manager
and
clerks
man. in which the
hackman
was
construction of this
big
irrigation of the Hamilton branch bank near ceived. A pacific solution. It is said will not be permitted to proceed.
badly worsted.
may be reached at any moment
Lieutenant Fortescue arrived from ditch is worth at the least calculation Plum Coulee, south of here, who were
Baltic Fleet Gets < «al.
to Whitman conveying $300v to another branch,
the Orient yesterday and was cele­ a half million dollars
county alone.
and took the money. The robbers es­
Vigo. Oct. 27.—Spain has granted
British Fleet Awaits Oedrra
brating his return.
Ten thousand acres of land owned caped Into North Dakota.
Edinburg. Oct. 27—The home fleet permission of the Hal tic fleet to take
by Edwin T. Coman. cashier of the
lies at anchor in the Firth of Forth on 40# ton* of cool each. The fleet
MADMEN AT THE FRONT.
First National bank of Colfax, and
will probably leave Vigo tomorrow
Actor Wada Manager* Widow.
waiting order*.
William Huntley, a merchant and
Epidemic of Mania Among Ruseian
London. Oct. 25.—Edward
Terry,
heavy land owner of Endicott, will
Itu-eta Ready to 'A|>uk<iar.
the actor, today was married to the
Soldiers.
Rueda ns tired al a sard*
be directly benefited should the pro­
London. Oct. 37.— The Parts cor­
widow of the late theatrical mana­
London.
Oct.
25.—The
Moscow posed ditch became a reality.
Over
London s Oct. 37.—Lloyd's has a
respondent learns from the
highest
ger. Augustus Harris.
press continues
to publish painful 100.000 acres of land
in Whitman.
telegram from Gafie. asserting that
authority that within 34 hour*. Rus­
stories of lunacy and mania at the Adams and Lincoln will
be placed
the Swedish steamer Aldebaran. ha 1
sia will give a complete satisfaction.
front.
The Sibirsky Viestnlk prints under irrigation according to the
been fired at by a Baltic ship In the
Including apology payment of
in­
the following story of a soldier driven present plana
Skagerack to the north of Belt. The
demnity and a full Investigation.
mad by the horror:
shot did not taae eflect.
“Into the Tomsk municipal hospi­
YOUTH GETS SIXTEEN YEARS.
Japanraa- < apturv a Village.
tal is carried a wounded man of mid­
Russia Won't Punish Officer».
dle age.
He is covered with knife Claude Hawkins. Murderer. Sentenc­
Mukden. Oct.
27.—The Japanese
London. Oct. 27.—The deadlock on
wounds, one in the chest, another in
have advanced to the village of J or da-
ed—His Youth Saves Hi* Neck.
the punishment of the Russian offic­
the side and two in the stomach, the
Can. capturing the place after an all
er* continue*
Russia maintains that
Marysville. Cal.. Oct.
2«.—Claude
latter so deep his internal organs are
night fight.
the
demand
for
such
punishment
of
Hankins,
aged
14.
was
sentenced
to
visible.
Paying no attention to his
the Russians interferes with sover­
14
years
at
San
Quentin
for
the
cold
­
injuries he continues to relate tri­
l ighting I» Re-umrai.
OREGON INFORMATION
eignty rights and cannot be entertain­
umphantly how he has destroyed a blooded murder of George Morse, a
St Petersburg. Oct. 27.—A dispatch
whole Japanese corps. Another mad­ farmhand, in July. Robbery was the
BUREAU'S GOOD RECORD. ed.
from Mukden reports that
fighting
man thinks he is the czar, and he be­ motive.
along the Shskhe river «as resumed
In passing sentence the court de­
America supports England.
stows decorations of tinfoil on his
keeper.
During the earlier fighting clared the boy possessed a most re­ Dr. A. Le ^loy VIMls Millon Today on
London.
Oct.
27.—The
Central at iq o'clock last night.
around Liao Tang, two lunatics es­ markable intellect an 1 was too dan­
Business Connected With the Bu­ News asserts that the secretary of the
Sklrml«l>ing at Mukden.
His extreme
caped and went over to the Japanese. gerous to be at large.
reau—Ila* the Nairn-« of Over 130 Aiherlcan embassy. Henry White, has
St. Petersburg. Oct. 27.—Sakharoff
They were sent back next morning youth only saved him from the gal­
assured Lansdowne of America's en­
Families That Have Bren Ixxotod tire sympathy and moral support.
lows.
K
reports today
“The Japanese open­
under the white flag.”
ed fire on our force* last nigh*.,
Through the Bureau This summer
whereupon the
Russian» advanced
Baker Count) Taxes.
—Magnificent Collection of Pro­
FOR BEING OBSCENE.
Cabinet U ill Meet to Consider.
and repulsed them, subsequently re­
Baker City, Oct.
27.—Assessor
ducts Collected—Many Willamette
London. Oct. 37.— Premier Balfour turning to our own positions"
yesterday
evening
Italian Editor Get* Two
Years for George B. Jett
at midnight dispatched a summons
Valley Towns Represented.
footings
in
Baker
Sending Improper Stuff Through completed the
for a meeting of the cabinet today.
TOOK < ARBOl.lt' At ID.
county's assesment for 1304. the total
This act is a result of the failure of
Mail.
valuation being 33.355.035. The total
Dr. A. Leroy arrived yesterday Russia to send a satisfactory reply
Pueblo, CoL. Oct. 25.—Charles De­ number of cattle in the county
Is from the west, en route to Milton in tc the British demands, and is taken ■van I raneixan Did Not Dare Fare
molii. former editor of the
Italian 24.354. valued at 3215.440;
Trial for Attempted Murder.
horses. the prosecution of his work as super­ as a symptom of the Increasing grav­
paper. Lavatore, the official organ of 4301. valued at $44.7851 sheep. 33.-
San Francisco. Oct. 27.—Rather
ity
of
the
situation.
intendent
of
the
Oregon
Information
the United Mine Workers, was sen­ 572. valued at 377.145. The 44 miles
than appear In court on the charge of
Bureau. At milton he will finish the
tenced in the federal court today to of narrow guage
roadbed of the
attempted murder. W. W. c'asteet. a
Del Caaae Would Mediate.
two years for sending obscene matter Sumpter valley is valued at $83.500 work of collecting the exhibit of pro­
solicitor, suicided this morning with
ducts peculiar to that famous Irrigat­
through the malia
Birmingham. Oct. 37.—The Post carbolic acid. The tragedy occurred
and the 47 miles of the O. R. A N. Is ed district, and arrange for forward­
The special article was one attack­ valued at $371.800.
learns that the French foreign min­ an hour before the case was called
There are only
ing the character of Mrs. Lionel Ross, 73,848 acres of tillable land In the ing the results to Portland.
ister. Del Caaae. has offered his ser­
A few months ago he shot and se­
Since
he
was
last
In
Pendleton
Dr.
of Amboy, editor of “Polly Pry,” a county, valued at 3702,445. and 304,-
vices as a mediator between England riously wounded
R
M
Dunham,
Leroy
has
visited
the
following
points
Denver magazine, which opposed the 240 acres of non-till^ble valued at
and Russia should such services be president of the California Business
which have taken actively to the work
coal strlkera
needed.
He
make*
the
offer
as
an
$511,170.
of contributing to the exhibit in the ally of Russia, and a friend of Eng­ College, while school was in session.
A quarrel over money caused
the
Portland union depot: Albany. Salem. land.
ARBITRARY PRICE OF COAL.
Parker Leaves New York.
shooting
Corvallis. Philomath. Toledo. Yaqulna
New York. Oct. 27.—Parker left
Cooandsston of Chicago Agents Fix for Esopus at 10 o'clock this morning. Bay, Newport. Forest Grove. McMinn­
BritUi Steamer Released.
JAPANESE ASPHYXIATED.
ville.
Fairview. Gresham, Cascade
the Price to the Consumer.
He will arrive at Rosemont at 12 Locks. Hood River.
Nagasaka. Oct
37.—The
British
The result of
New York. Oct 25.—In the Hearst and will spend the remainder of the this trip and those preceding It is that steamer Slshan. captured before Port Student on Hi« Way to University of
hearing before the interstate
com­ day preparnig a speech which he wilt Dr. Leroy declares there is now on Arthur by the Japanese, an alleged
California Blew Out the Go*
merce commission today George Mer­ deliver tomorrow to a delegation of exhibition In the union depot the carrier of contraband, has been re­
San Francisco. Oct. 27.—Kelgi Ku­
ryweather, a wholesale coal dealer, democrats from Orange county. Gov­ finest collection of Oregon products leased.
do. a Japanese student, age I 17. and
of Chicago, and representative of Cox ernor Odell's home.
ever gotten together In
the
state,
Miss Ouha
Jemasuaka.
a
school
Brothers, miners, testified that he was
teacher, were found dead In a room
without any exception whatever. In
Funeral of tbe Victims.
Drath
of
a
Pioneer.
chairman of a commission of railroad
house
this
the doctor’s own language. "It Is sim­
Hull. Oct. 27.—The funeral of Cap­ In a Japanese lodging
agents in Chicago which met month­
Walla Walla, Oct. 27.—Mrs. Caro­ ply magnificent"
tain Smith and second officer I^g- morning, asphyxiated by gas.
ly and arbitrarily made the price of line McKinzie, aged 43 years, is dead
Dr. Leroy spent four days at Hood gott. of the ill-fated trawler Crane,
It Is believed to have been acciden­
coal.
He said pressure was brought at her home in this city. Mrs. Mc­ River inspecting the
beautiful ex­ was held today.
Immense crowds tal. The boy came from Japan yes­
to bear to compel the dealers to Kinzie came to Walla Walla 30 years hibit of Hood River district products
attended. All business was suspend­ terday and intended to enter the
maintain fuel at full pricea
ago. She was the widow of Isaac Mc­ but In spite of his utmost endeavors ed and flags on all buildings were at the University of California. The wo­
Kinzie, one of the prominent citizens he was able to secure but 12 boxes of
half rnast. A hundred wreaths were man was 31.
of Walla Walla in the early days.
Crew and Psspongers Saved, f
selected fruits for the Portland ex­ received. Including one from
King
Chicago Wheat.
hibit. What he did secure, however, Ed ward.
San Juan. Oct. 25.—Forty passen­
Railroad
Manager
Resigns.
Chicago. Oct. 27.—December wheat
is
very
fine,
and
is
an
assorted
lot
gers and crew of the steamship Kel­
opened at $1.15%
and
closed
at
San Francisco. Oct.
24.—Charles comprising every variety.
The rea­
vin, which was abandoned in the open
Will Stop tlie Baltic Fleet.
$1.14 \
May
wheat
opened
at
sea, two <lays after she
left
New H. Markham, general manager of the son he did not get more was because
London, Oct. 27.—It la learned that $1.12%. Corn, at 53%. and oats at
York. October 5. were rescued by the Pacific system of the Southern Paci­ the Hood River business men and
England will refuse to
accept Ro- 23%.
schooner Cordelia. For 17 days they fic company, has resigned his posi­ other citizens realize the value of ad­
tion to accept a similar one with the vertising and simply bought up and
suffered hardships in open boat*
Texas Oil company.
The retirement shipped through to St. Louis, for the
will take effect as soon as his suc­ World's fair, all but 12 boxes which
Cornelius Vancott Dead.
Mr. Leroy was so fortunate as to get
New York,
Oct.
25.—Postmaster cessor is named.
hold of.
Cornelius Vancott died at 3:25 this
Baseball Clubs Fleet.
The information bureau has the
afternoon.
He was stricken at his
New York, Oct. 24.—The National names and places of location of 150
office yesterday with acute indiges­
tion, which caused an attack of heart Association of Professional Baseball families from the East which have
There have been no developments until on the return trip from Hunt­
Clubs today elected Patrick T. Pow­ found homes in Oregon through the
failure.
during
the investigation by the coro­ ington Sunday morning.
ers, of Jersey City, president; John H. direct Influence of the bureau during
Some who have heard all the testi­
ner's jury into the circumstances sur­
Farrell,
of
Auburn,
secretary,
and
the
past
summer.
It
Is
altogether
COULD PAY TWO FINES.
mony believe Swauger fell off the
Eugene Burt, of San
Francisco, a likely that at least an equal number rounding
the
death
of Seymour
side of the car and either went to
have located in the state through the Swauger. although some Interesting sleep on the track or undertook to
C. t. Hartington Paid (10 for Dis­ member of the executive board.
Influence of the bureau of whom the facts have been brought to light and
turbing the Peace.
walk the track and was run over by
Fairbanks Touring Illinois.
bureau has no direct knowledge, or some interesting theories advanced. another train when killed. There was
When City Recorder Fitz Gerald
Springfield, III., Oct. 24.—Fairbanks perhaps none at all. These 150 fam­ There is now no one who believes in
a great profusion of blood at the
fined E. J. Hartington 310 this morn­ delivered the first speech of his pres­ ilies. by the way. are all in Linn.
the possibility of foul play from any most easterly point where there was
ing for disturbing the peace, the of­ ent tour of Illinois to thousands at the I-ane, Douglas, Marlon and Multno­
source.
All the evidence Is conclu­ evidence of an accident. A short dis­
fender displayed a handful of gold Arsenal this afternoon. He is billed mah counties.
sive that the death was purely acci- 1 tance to the west from this point was
and with a contemptuous fling of a for speeches this afternoon at Jack­
dental.
evidence of the body being dragged,
piece of it toward the court, remark­ sonville and Chain and tonight at
Rigid Steamboat Inspection.
No one can be found who will tes­ and lesser amounts of blood to a
ed that he could pay two
fines if Hannibal, Mo.
Washington, Oct. 27.—As a result tify to seeing Swauger on the train point mnetloned. and there was found
necessary.
of the report on the Slocum disaster, from the time it left Pendleton with the trunk and another great quantity
“It will become necessary, if you do
Slashed His Abdomen.
the president has Instructed Secretary Swauger on the top of a box car. A of blood.
not have a care how you conduct
Ix>s Angeles. Oct. 27.—George W. Metcalf to order a searching invest­ short distance this side of Bingham
Still others who have heard all the
yourself in this court,” remarked the Relthman suicided in the city jail by
igation of steamboat inspector serv­ (the body was found a mile and a testimony, believe the man was kill­
judge.
slashing his abdomen in a horrible ice In every department. Rear Admi­
half this side of Bingham) Conductor ed by No. 22, by failing between cars
Harlington is a painter. C. J. Wil­ manner.
ral Kempff will Investigate the dis­ Waffle, on his way from the caboose while walking on the top of the
son Is a carpet layer. Both work for
trict whose headquarters are in San to the front of the train, found a train, and that the more or less mu­
different firms.
Yesterday while at
The largest stick of saw timber in Francisco.
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bundle, on top of a car, which has tilated body was dragged first in one
work they met at the same house. the world will be on exhibition at the
been Identified as Swauger's bundle, direction and then in another until
They quarreled; swear words
were Lewis and dark fair. It will be 10#
Young Walton has been positively but Mr. Waffle supposed It belonged it was left where found by the engi­
used and Harlington was arrested.
feet long. 12 feet square at the base, identified by the motorman and con­
to some hobo, and having no knowl­ neer of the light engine perhaps 15
The reason for the quarrel was not and eight feet square at the top, will ductor, as the highwayman who shot
edge of Swauger, brought It into the hours after falling from the train.
brought out at the trial. It is alleg­ contain 40,000 feet of lumber
and Policeman Nelson in an attempted
caboose.
This was Friday evening.
The theory that he was riding on
ed that domestic troubles were the cost $300.
It will be furnished by hold-up of the Albina car, a month
Neither Mr. Waffle nor any member the rods has been abandoned.
The
cause.
W. F. McGregor, of Astoria.
ago.
of that crew heard of any accident I jury will meet again tomorrow.
HAS LOCATED
HO VERDICT FOUND IN SWAUGER CASE
Seattle Trolleys Crash To- Oregon Delegation Will Leave
gether Head On, Injuring Portland on the Night of
Twenty People.
November 9.
Athens.
O..
Oct.
24.—General
<'buries H. Grosvenor ha» given out i
his prediction uu the election.
He
predicts that Roosevelt and Fairbanks
will carry New York. West Virginia.
Indiana and Wisconsin."
He classes Montana and Maryland
V. <01.1 BEVI. ESTATE MAN,
( ONE FARE RATE OF
as doubtful states with chances In fa­
vor of Parker. According to his fig­
(70 FOR ROUND TRIP.
Is I ATALI.Y HURT.
ures, Roosevelt will have 314 votes in
the elctoral college, and says there
will be a good working republican
Outbour»! < ar W a* 10 Minutes I^te <wi«rrtMW I liamberiain and < ongreo»-
majority in the house.
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nian J. N. Wllllaniwni Will Ltsd
aial Trird u> Makc Uw
Rcgular
Walla Walia Prize llgln.
Mea-tlng Plai-e*—IntMHiial Car Also
tiw-
Ivrtegaüoo—Mayor
MaU<xA.
Walia Walla.
Oct.
24.—At
the
Jutlgv Lowell Miai T. G. Hailey W1U
1 rirai to Mal.* Ont* More *latlon
Walla Walla Athietlc dub next Fri­
l'.raaibly Attend From Pendieux»—
in liliiMlliig Fug—Ouata Togetiwr
day night two interesting bouts will
tadug Ililrt)
Mile* an
Hour—
* »reguu W 111 Make an Effort to
be pulled off.
Perry Queenan and
Bring lite 1303 < oogrraw to Port­
Iwcnty Pra>|>le Are berioudy In­
Al Tero will fight four rounds. Joe
jure«! and < »4e
W111
Dira—Gros»
land — AUetalaZK* I rom «tregua
Robertson, of Vancouver, Wash . and
K. R. Stone, of Omaha, will meet.
< ur» i.---iw—, < iaargral.
Ila» Vlways lira-n < «xnparattvel,
Robertspn 1s a small fighter,
and
IUghi at Irrigation Meetings.
Stone will weigh al least 40 pounds
more.
Seattle. Oct. 25.—Twenty wera in-
_________________
Jure<l, ,ne fatally, in a head-uii col-,
Peudlelon *1U be represented
at
Venezuela Vgainst Aaterfcan«.
th- cvmirig National Irrigation Czm-
Washington. Oct. 24.—A
dispatch iisiun In a dense fog, on the Seattle
gr-ss at El Paso. Texas, by several of
fr>-m <'ara<as says the court of first trolley one this moruitig.
her most prominent citizen* A spec­
Instance In Venezuela, has rendered
'.he accident occurred at t.4v. th » ■ ial rate for the round trip has been
a judgment against the New York A
al» acre to meet at a switch hair ma a* L> all railroads leading to Ei
l*.ermuda Asphalt company, and I! e a m.ic te-.. .j where the accident OC-!
Pas-
arid efforts are being put for-
latter appealed to a higher court. The
-
- :
-
1 > min­ ■ a rd to induce a* many <*regoniana
derision upholds the attachment on
to attend a* possible in order to se­
part of the government asphalt fields ute» Ule in starting, tried to make
ar* th* next convention for Port-
up
the
time.
The
.abound
car
tried
and provides for the appointment of
Lar.d during tbe Lewis and Clark ex-
to
make
the
next
switch,
and
both
a receiver.
po».rior.
The regular rat* to El Paso
»ere running 20 miles per hour.
Delegates to the congreaa,
A. i'ole. a real «.state man. is fa- is $7e
World'» lair Ijiuvme-
taily hurt.
Motorman
Tom
Berg. th-re tore may go and return for thia
St. Loula Oct.
24—The official
- -
Pu.lman tare for tbe round
John Perky pyle, Koadmasier Dave
and authentic figures of the receipts
Sullivan. F D. Clever. John Colelle. tr.p win be $12.
and expenditures of the World s Fair
May or Matlock, who is now at St.
W F Boyd, the two Wagner girls,
for the first months. May. June. July
L uls, will return to Pendleton
in
are
severely
injured
and
others
and August, show that the total re-1
time to vote and will then
proceed
slightly.
celpts for that period amounted to I
Judge Stephen A. Lowell
It is reported later that one of the to Paso.
$2* 445.#2#. the
disbursements for
ha> signified his intention of going
the same period $2#.477.445. leaving I Wag er girls, aged 14. will die from
> the congress if possible. His law
her tnjurie*. She was pinned between
a balance on hand September 1 of |
two «eats in the front end of the car. ptiru-er T. G. Halley, who is now in
8188.355.
is expected to be in £. Pas*,
W F. B<>yd is also thought to be tt.e
'**■ ■ -> injured. Grom carelessness on also Wi.liam Blakeley and H. J. Tay­
Meet lArning« w I mim Decrease.
. art of both motormen Is charg­ lor. ■
New York. Oct. 24—The director* ed.
Heretofore Oregon's representation
of the United States Stel corporation
al the irrigation congress has been
today declared the regular quarterly]
very light.
At Colorado
Spring*
<<>MMIR<IVI. (ONt.RESS.
dividend of 1 % per cent on preferred I
there were but five Oregonians out of
stock. The statement for the quarter!
4#« delegates present. At tbe Ogden
Tran*-Ml—l>*i|q.i Drl<-gat>-* V*wnilh-
ended feptember 30 show» the net
meetit.g there were 12##
delegate*
in **c. Ixwti* In Vnnual *e-wd.>n.
earnings to be 31S.7BOO##; for th»|
and 4v from this stat*.
same f»er1od last year they were $32.-1
Governor George E. Chamberlain
.- Louts Oct. •(.—The Trans-Mis­
4(#.(M.
sissippi Commercial Congress began and Congressman J. N. Wlillaznoon
it* 15th annual session this morning will lead the Portland delegation. Tbe
Vair--liIp W ill lie Tested.
in the Hall of Congrem at tbe W'orld's Portlanders srtll leave tor El Paso on
St. I»ui». Oct. 24—-Captain Bald-1
Thoma* Richardson of Port­ the night of November 3. taking four
win. <>L»San Francisco, stated today I ia 1. Ore. <hairman of the executive days for tbe trip. Th* congTeas con­
that his airship would make another! ra.mmittee called the meeting to or­ venes November 15 and srlll be tn
session three day*
trip Thursday If the weather 1» fa­ der.
vorable. Knakencbu will again nav-|
The opening up of vast arid land
Addresses of welcome were made
■gate It. T. C. Belbow. of Montana is | by Governor Dockery. Mayor Well*, regions in Oregon during tbe past
on the program for a Right with his ar. 1 President Francis, and were re- few months has caused much I me rest
«1 nded to by vice-president* of the locally tn regard to tbe question of ir-
airship Wednesday afternoon.
The bringing of the con­
c« ■ crew representing the states and r gat.or
gress to this state in 13#l will give
territories.
Mr*. Rnmevell to New York.
President It C. Kern of the cor.- an opportunity for irrigators througb-
Washington. Oct 34—Mrs. Roose-1
■
i a.-, a ! ire»». This af­ ■ ut the United States to study Ore-
veil left Washington this morning fori
gon's conditions and
it is believed
New York to attend the republican I ternoon th* »s-raker* are James R
will prove of great benefit to the
mass meeting at Carnegie Hall this! Garfletd of Ohio. Alexander Revell of
Chicago. CoL Fred Fleming of Kan­ state.
evening and hear Secretary Hay. who
sas City.
Ocher Delegates May Go.
is expected to make one of the most
In addition, steps are being taken
notable speeches of the campaign
Dl-TRKT DIVIMON TROUBLE.
to Insure the attendance at El Paso
of D. C. BrownelL O. D. Teel and
Death of a Pioneer.
I vpLvnatlon of the DifTl.-uIlle* In the J. F. McNaught. of Echo. Their go­
Walla Walia. Oct. 24—Thomas Ed­
ing is not assured, but is probable.
North Fnd of ti>e County.
wards. aged 45 years, a pioneer of
Judge Lowell is also tn correspon­
Wallula.
Wash..
Oct.
»3.
—
(To
the
Walla W'aila. died in this city last
dence with W. 8. Goodman, ex-repre­
night of cancer of the stomach The Hist oregonlan. I—In your issue of
sentative. of Milton. and with W. T.
remains will be interred at Dayton the 17th inst. I see that you have
been misinformed as regards affair* Shaw, president of the Hudson Bay
Edwards leaves three children.
to secure their
In school district 84. The west end- Irrigation Company
era are accused of trying to run thing* attendance If possible.
Snow at Duluth.
Duluth.
Oct.
24.—A
snowstorm I without regard to the wishes of the
STOCK PRIZES AT PORTI-AND.
raged In this city all night.
There | east endera.
Now. the truth of the matter la
OCfev*
that the east enders carried on school Leals and Clark Expotltioa
(M.OOO for Cooling Animal Show.
and didn't «-.ire whether the west end­
ers were alive or not. They enumer­
Portland. Oct. 24.—The Lewis and
ated children out of district
105; Clark exposition has voted
$4 0.#49
their books were kept in such shape for i -• rr.iums for a big livestock dis­
that nobody could tell anything about play from all trans-Rocky Mountain
them, their director* took pecuniary states during next summer.
About
interest in the furnishing of school $12.will be offered In premiums
supplies contrary to law.
for horse« $14.00# for cattle. $4$##
We in the west end. built a new for sheep and goats. $350# for s«rtne
school house, the east enders. as they and $1590 for poultry and dog*
style themselves never even gave us
a dollar. We asked their directors as
PRl NF CROP SHORT.
gentlemn. to allow us one month
FIR-r VND ONI Yt AM-
school in the new school house; they North«»*! HarvvM Will Be But SO
1*111.N 11 VI I Y NEXT *Art RDA1
refused us. They are afraid of edu­
to 40 IVr Cent o< l *ual Crop.
cation.
There are still one or two dryers
Now. by the east enders. I don't
le-orgi' 4. Ilrovvncll of Oregon City m.'»n ill who live In the east side— running in the prune district. It is
W ill Vililrc*« Voters on Republican there are only two men at the bottom raid but they null likely be done In
a <i.i) or two. and then the prune dry-
------------- Judge Janie* A. Fee. t an- ■f all this trouble. Before it is over
be housed again until next
these two men will have to give an < i« w
dldatc for Prv*identlal Elector Will
year, say* the Salem Statesman.
account of their past stewardship.
l*rolml>l) Vilvlrv**- live
Meeting—
The crop ts coming very rapidly,
Now. the policy of the west enders
< ainiMign I* Exceedingly Quiet— is this; Run two schools in tbe dis­ according to Mr. Gtle. of the Willam­
ette Valiev Association, but is not
No Furtlw*r Arrangement* Mode for trict. three if necessary. Give every
liilil a chance.
We are willing to moving off very fast. The crop when
S|>cvelH-* During the < aiiqvalgn.
pay our share, and let the east end it is ail in will be just about as esti­
mated heretofore about 25 or 3# per
do the same.
It seems queer, though, that the cent of the crop of last year, which
There will be a gathering of the re­
for the entire Northwest amounted to
publican clans in Pendleton next Sat­ men vv ho want the district divided
about 3# 00#.### pound* Thus there
have
rented
their
farms
and
are
mov
­
urday night. State Senator George
will be from 7.500.00« to 3 «90.###
C. Brownell of Clackamas county, ing away. They hoped we would not pounds this year In the Northwest.
vote
a
tax
this
year,
but
we
did.
and
one of the prominent campaigners of
If the market depended upon the
the slate will be present as the princi­ will next year. Respectfully.
prunes of the Pacific coast this year,
DAVID MARSHALL.
pal orator.
prices would be very high, but for­
Chairman Board of Director*
Arrangements for the rally have
tunately, this is not the situation,
not been completed. County Chair­
and a good deal of the market condi­
II
limit*
«-(»NTRAt'TS
FILED.
man Frank Curl of this city, has re­
tion defiendu entirely upon the enor­
ceived word that Brownell would be
mous crops In Europe.
Especially
SupcrtntciHleat
E.
B.
Conklin
and
21
present, but the place of meeting has
are the German and French craps
Ti-tsclicr* \rc Now on tin* Rcconl*.
not been selected.
Judge Janies A.
reported as being very heavy.
Fee of Pendleton, one of the presiden­
The one thing that saves the prune
City Superintendent E. B. Conklin
tial electors for Oregon, will be In­
wild the 24 teachers of the Pendleton growers of the Pacific Northwest ts
vited to be present and also address
public schools, this morning filed the fact that they have at least 75
the gathering.
their contracts with the county school per*cent of 30-49« and 40-50s In their
The coming of Brownell will mark
They will, of
«upertntendent. They are among the crop of this year.
the first and perhaps the only politi­
Inst of the teachers in the county to course, realize the best prices that
cal meeting of a public nature held
comply with the regulation requiring are going under the circumstance*
In Pendleton or Umatilla county this the filing of contracts.
fall.
St. Izilus Fair Attendance.
The names of the teaching force of
the city schools follow: E. B. Conk­
Following is the monthly and
ALLEGED THIEF ABRISTE».
lin. George W. Eyre. Clara G. Hall. grand totals of the St. Louis fair at­
Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe.
Mary
Rltner. tendance since the opening on April
W. R. t'olcinaii In Custody at Cany«»» Carrie L. Epple. Eva L. Wood. Neva
30;
City, Wanted Here.
l-ane. Rozena Epple. Pearl Wills, April. 1 day .............................. 147.733
W. R. Coleman wanted In this city Sadie Baum. Eva D. Froome. Stella L. May. 24 day..................................1.001,331
on a charge of horse stealing, was Marple. Pearl Rinearaon. Anna Lin­ June. 24 days............................. 3.124.834
placed under arrest yesterday after­ genfelter. Francelia Duncan. Maude July. 27 days .............................3.343.55T
noon at Canyon City. Ore., and will Davis. Metta White,
Alma
Harris. August. 3S days ...................... 3.088.743
be held pending the arrival of an of­ Elinor Moorhouse. Rebah Gans. Car- September. 24 days.................. 3.451.873
ficer to bring him here. Coleman is lenetle Haley. Anna M. Deal. Edna October, 1 day .......................... 117.318
charged with taking a horse belong­ Uren and Nettie Elton.
ing to a Ukiah farmer. The crime Is
Grand total ........................... 13.515.511
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Wilson
alleged to have taken place last week.
United State* engineers
declare
Suspicion was
directed toward was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock
Coleman, but he had disappeared. from the residence of her parents at that unless systematic and regular
Sheriff Taylor wired out descriptions Pilot Rock. The services were con­ dredging ts done in the Mississippi
throughout the country and the fugi­ ducted by Rev. R. J. Dlven. field mis­ river, that It will become useless for
sionary for the Presbyterian church. navigation.
tive was soon located and arrested.
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