THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY. MORNING, APRIL 8, 1CC3. '
MOBILITY
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CHIHESE' KILLED STICK PHIS III
III lOilG BOY S FUS
Itobbfry of Oriental Woman Youth Stands Pain Without
Causes uasn Jietween oan x Jinniing 10 jiuu ociuuu
Francisco Societies.
; . Streetcar Company.'
Members of Highest Aristoc
racy, of France in Pay of
(FmcUI DtssaMi H TV JoorseU
Seattle,, April The eonvlotlon tc-
and an- day la tha superior court or Mrs. Mary
injured, marked the Vlnetta on tha charge of conspiracy to
Can Wlndell. a boy II years' of age.
whom the woman uei aa a 1001, wa
aiia-htlv injured last November In a
streetcar common. His parent brought
uit la rarnvar ) (lnoiaaea. Thar ai
leged the boy's mind was affected and
Wavarlv nlasa In Ihla cltv at 1:10 to-1 that ha waa insensible to Da4n, i A Com
naiue inn in , wu miasion ' wss ihiiihou vj i ui v
and
tha leg.
Ona of tli a woman over whom tna war! Tha boy apparently fait no pain.
umm juor, win im I seoooa uimmaiK
and Influential member or
Laat Wednesaay
examine him. '1 he experts thrust pins
Into his body and under his finger nana.
I. un
aeoond examination, being severely
cross-esaralned, the lad confessed that
ha waa ahammlnr under Instructions of
Ura Vlnnetta lie again allowed tha
hyslcians to stick pins in mm to snow
able to carry out nia pari.
lie declared that tha woman carefully
coached him and compelled him to act
uil 'i he woman waa tried ones before.
but tha Jury disagreed. Vlnnetta has
ham out on balL but his bail waa dou
bleu today and ha was sent back to
tall. "
Tha ease was marked by stormy
scenes . between .-Deputy I'roaacutor
George Vanderveer and Vlnnetta, who
challenged tha lawyer to Of nu .
VV0f.1Er.;r,lEH AREBEST
(Heeret Kewa y Leaaeat Uaaea. Wire,)
Ban Francisco, April II. Two Chi-
the Folice-Assist Head ";
' . i vuiwf priivMatj '? ijn)ws "- w - - - .
OfflCG In LOCatiniT anfl first . cUshea tonight . In- s. new tong defraud tha Seattle . Electrlo . company
uullP 1 .... .. .i.- -...-v n.i.Lnl lit ABB tnarka tha and Of a ease
.-.if n l. I war- 7 v- ,V' .,,: :,, u remark-
nniiiruiir ri R i n i a.t ... a.iu urnaa f m niiiwaii w v.a . " -
W1 I".. .. .. : -. oa.
One of tha Chinese killed waa slain by
two others In Sacramento lata tonlfht
Tha other waa killed In a pitched battle
Br Paul VHIlera. ... I. .v. .a w.ahlnatnn afreat and
tflaant Xwa br Lenaeat baata wi I Waverlv Dlaoe In thla city at :
Parla. April J That soma of thajniaht. In this batUa um Tin
iTi.fcL. trfrh ajlatoo- alaln. Lea Toy fatally Injured
members of tha hittaat rrench M't0' gUOnr Honf was shot throuah tht
racy are in u vj wi 1 une or tne women
IPlne pas juil oean rtmiw. . i na
. . . ..iu .4.f,.H. I a wealthy and Infi
i na rKriiian awir pwi.n. i . . . . - m i
ment la one of tho most affacUTa "a I momln- thuga entered her apartmenta,
'because of tha presence hers of SWln-1 which she shared with another woman.
dlera and criminal, .ran la tha moat 'ALVTiClX
iar in toe ratio and axclualva circles, M.it,, ,tld. Ihl before hla
t ftrina has made It a rule to bava eomei t0n-. Ha accuaed membera of tha Bin I .--oina- 10 ner Uiatructlona ,'
mta eraaent at aU of tha aociai l H.onc ton or oayma m " "l , .Mra. Vinnette and her huaband ware
..-.inna rit t ha i-iuiwra bu u.rrom. i win utrinaiiuou nw i ftrrMtM and tna . nuanana is . sun in
. tw dara aao a etrwn cwni. ww . . u.' ... r . - - . - t
...il I uttae from the chief the ears of the Ulna Kone- ton officers.
,of poW aakln. him .0 call at hls of- Tha Utter were starred up . : .
Count I fcaye been Informed that you I marched from their re-pert lye head
er, to rl-a a Urga party maw 2 lD",rS:.'"a."
iaaftAr KaaJltr ft 1(1 Al. lifrUllS WHOM III ilirai a-w .. " .
.nttod.. "Vould you kindly aend moat breaat to. breaat they aUrted . ta
ian Invlutlon to one of my agent a t- nra iimuj- i. 4 ,"v
.it'... . t .vin. what van aak la I retreated. '
jr. limp' o v : m
'IXfflJlnZ to IHow? elaun. "nnjTn "w.thlth.'r' tS&
-to royal lamlliea. to bji sown at I . vu,.-. i.. an m
f..ki . Ith nrHlnarv datactlvea." I " -
" v. - . .l.itm TAnr waa fha man aula, in Nirrl.
i, 'r", auSaf-?? - w l rnTnto. lie waa ihot down on the atraet
,11st of your gueatar" - , . . I h- --mhpa of tha Thea Kona- tone-.
"With pleasure." tha count aaia anai-
banded over to M. I-Plna a list or I , mT . Var
ramea The Cnier or ponce acumen mi I IK ll (I r. 1 J1A HUi TJiAIi
n.t carefully .and he ara lied and re-l AUJlVtO llta XXJJ . AJUVLII
turned it. be aald: "I notice count, that
It la unneceaaary for ma to Inalat. for
among thoae people, ara five who ara
lit my eervlce and who will Inform ma
of everything that bappena."
And now Faria aoclety Is wondering
who tbeaa five people ara
While Belgian pollticlana ara arguing
the question o. annexing tha Congo, that
unhappy land Is Buffering tha ravages
of a terrible epidemic and Is the scene
of a stubborn native revolt against tha
white tyrants.
Sleeping sickness haa laid bold of tha
native population, - who- ara dying by
thousands. The native villages ara des
olate, the able-bodied men being away
on. the forced labor on tha rubber plan
tations, while tha -old men, women and
children ara stricken with tho terrible
disease. .
Nothing ts dona to fight tha plague,
although tha reform committee decided
in 190ft to build hospitals.
Half of tha area of the Congo la In a
atate of revolt Induced by tha misery
of the natives, and tha admlnlstratloa
is powerleaa to quell tha uprising. These
are tha troubles tba land of "red rub
ber Is enduring In addition to tha atro
cious rubber trude, which costs so much
in nan v a piooa.
The society " career of Count Pie
Antolne Rosan, one of tha most plctur-
eaqua figures In French society, haa
come to n end for it haa now been
definitely proved that tha count, who
is Rbout 40 years of age, has been a
professional swindler for at least five
yeara. .
Being practically -penniless,' Count
Bozan, after In vain trying to get hold
or an American neiress, waa forced to
get money by dishonest means to keep
up ma lavian ouittuiiwnmeni. i;najT3
hare been repeatedly made against 11m
pyi aunicient proor nae always been
jacKing ana u counts mends in
sisted that ha was a. very . much
maligned person. ". . .
In 1901 the count mat Hme, Hardy da
Ferrini, daughter of tha well known
French general and divorced wife of
uount ue l euaae. or rour years the
two -wera close friends but a little
oyer a year ago tney parted and Mm.
Za Perrinl accuaed tha count of having
appropriated to hla own use S2S.OO0
franca, which aha bad given hla to in
vert In eecurltlea. .
It was proven In court that tha
?u1r. ,neom waa a little less than
6 000 franca a year, but that In spite
th'.ha kept up a palace In this
city and a magnificent country estato
The count In hia defenaa said that he
and that his winnings In tha four
clubs to which ha belonged had alway
Jlva as a gentleman. He claimed that
on one particular evening ha wn Ann
000 franca at one alttinsr and nart V
"'. n ni dj : messenger . to
(Cnltrd Presa teased Wire.)
ra.i. Anall K Tianamnlnr flva
nATm nlTrn T-T irii? miwv "" ' . - "
U Uifc 1A I O JJM SLA 1 larra . athletlo Engllahman, - whom aha
declares , ara rood sporting . man. Mrs.
Elinor uiyn, auuior or -jnret
etc., arrived ,1a Chicago tonight from
hew Yora. r ... .
The flrat thing aha did waa to de
clare that ana lovea American women
and had never weed harsh ;pitheta
about eastern women ' who had cauae-
lealy criticised her oooas. ,
"plaaaa anv for. ma" aald aha "that
fra very. ery fond of club women
O. R. A N. Wfll Carry Railway Of.
t Icial and Experts From O. A.
C, to Instruct Farmers.
',. VT ,, ,r ... though, of couraa 1 Ilka club men vary.
Pendleton. Or, April 15. Definite ar-1 :,,,,
AMeratioH. Still , Going ' On
20 per cent Reduction Now
iin force On All Our ;
t
V-
Viz:
Dunlap and Stetson Hats.
Cluett
Arrow Collars, Dent's Gloves
3 and Stetson Hats;, 1
. Shirts and Collars, s -W - JlatS
and Monarch 'SMrte
All Goods Purchased at Discount' Prices Absolutely Cash
289-291 WASHINGTON STRLLT, PLRKINS HOTELS
rangementa have now been made by
General Freight Agent R. a' Millar of
thi a R'a N, company to' run a
farmers' . demonstration train, carrying
Oregon Agricultural college farming ex
perta, through tha eountlea of Bherman,
Gilliam, Morrow and Umatilla, May II.
12. II and 14. Tha train will ba ac
companied by Mr. Miller and other O.
R. A N. officiate, benldea the following
Instructors snd . professors from Ore
gon Agricultural college at Corvallls:
Dr. Jamea Wlthycombe, director exper
iment station; vProfeaaor C. L Lewis,
horticulturist; Profeaaor C E. Bardley,
chemlat; Profeaaor II. B. Bcudder,
agronomist. . v
The subjects to be discussed by the
experts will be "Summer Fallow,"
"Horticulture," "Animal Husbandry,"
Ohemletry of tha Boll," "Rotation of
Crona," "General Cultural Methoda".
The Itinerary of the train, will cover
ine larming aeciion or enerman, UU-
llam. Morrow and Umatilla counties and
la aa follows.'. , .
Monday, May 11. Arrive at Kent,
1:80 a. m., remain one hour; arrive at
Graaa Valley, 10 a. m., remain one hour;
arrive at Moro, 11:80 a. m.. remain .ona
hour; arrive at Wasco, 1:30 p. m.
Tuesday, .May li, arrive at ' Condon
very much better.'
EUGENE DISTRICT ; ,
EP WORTH LEAGUE
i Session at Albany Since' Friday
Evening and Will Closa Tonight
" v, Tbe Program.
3 WOMAN LIKELY TO
FACE
(Special DUpttck ta Tha loeraal.)
Albany.! Or.. . April . Tha annual
eonvanUon of tha Epworth league for
the Eugene district convened in aeaaion
In thla city last evening. The program
Included work for today and all of Ban-
Mrs. Jory , Has ' Husband at
Toledo and Another in
Portland.' ; "
Mrs. J. W. Jory. tha woman with one
dav. Tha convention is In charge or I arm, xor wnom ner puaoana ana step-
the leasua offlcera. The president A. I father have been searchlna tha city, haa
fflruS i-i Mr P'obabla that
Anniartt." of Yoncsalia.,treaaurer. The aa a result of her absenca a serious
deulled program for , the convention I charge will be laid at her door. , She
was as follows: . v lw found laaf evening by Patrolman
unenina aervice, , love ieaav, i or i i-eierson living in a nouaa at xweinn
Rev. T.. La Jonea. followed by a genuine I and Marshall streets with a man named
idahaking, ... - . I Edmundson. -
dmundson declares that they ; have
been married, and he a wears that he
knew nothing of a huaband at Toledo.
Oregon, until he waa Informed by tha
police. - - ,:.
Mra Jory denied her Identity until
confronted with her picture.. "Well, X
gueaa there's - no use denying , it any
Mathnrflat handahaklna.
longer," aha laughed.
erne naa oeen in
Portland ' for , six
Ms
Hme. De PeninL
Two other witnesses testified against
the count and aaia that they had riven
Mm money and Jewelry which he had
never returned. Mme. De. Perrinl alio
aald that when she had no more money
to spare aha had signed over to the
count all her silverware and furniture
and he hadt promptly pawned It
7A tM latter transaction which
caua-d the downfall of Count De Rpian
, or the money lenders corroborated the
Praise
1:16 a. m., remain one hour. - Arrive I service; ''Methods in Mission Study in
at Clem 9 AS a m.. remain ona hour I ami Rahbath School." Mra E. B.
Arrive at lone, 1:16 p. m, remain onelUpmeyer, Harrlsburg; "Home Mission
hour. Arrive at Lexington 1:46 o. m Work.'1 Mra. K. U. Belknar: "Field
remain one hour. Arrive at Heppnor J Notes on- Medical Missions,"- Alexander
p. m.. remain one nonr. - t I cooper. M. D.. India. Afternooa session:.
Wednesday. May IS Arrive at Irrlron I Praia servloet . "tlDlritual Work of the
at :15 , m., remain one hour: arrive at I League." H. B. McCain- "Mercy- ana
YTarmlatnn at i S4K a - m . ramaln ah, I u.ln 't nrliiifM not., 'Ynntartalnmanta
hour; arrive at Echo at 11:15 a. m., re-land Common Sense," President Harry I weeks, and for tho past week her step-
main Bi uvuT.- arriTB at jriio noes it m. crooKS or Aioany couego; rcpuna i lamer, Isaac morion, naa peen nunl-
z:j a. m.. remain one nour: arrive at i from chantera! , humness. h.veninr see-1 in his-h - anrf lnw fnr h,r. Kh, fa a
x-enaieion ai a p. m-remain one nour. l ston: .Address,: "ine Aioaei xoungi large, powenuuy built woman, whose
Thursday. May 14. Arrive at Mil ton I Wnmnn" Mra If n Trimble of Kurene. Irla-ht arm la -iiolnr ahnva tha alhnw
at :00 a. m., remain one hour; arrive I Tomorrow'a program . follows: Sun-J An Investigation of tho truth of the
at Weston at 10:46. remain ona hour: I da arhonl at 10 a. m.: sermon at 11 a. I statement that a marrlao-a Mnmnnt waa
arrive at Athena at 1:11 p. m remain j m., Dr. M. C. Wire f Eugene; 4 ,p. m., I performed will be made, and if it proves
one noun arrive i auiidi tt i;ia p. m i sacrament or ine noiy communion; : i do true a.cuarge oi Digamy will ba
Husui uu uuur. .1,1 . I p. m., regular meouna- ui in aiuuj enierea. ..
' 1 1 ' l cnapter. lea Dy it. u. 'icuain; .: p. .! '-'' i m i
n- a.i.i. . I m.. Rev. R M. Nickie of COttsi
' ' f Halted Preaa Letted Wlre.l
Chicago, April 26 Ill-luck and lack
of employment drove another-man to
suicide In Chicago tonight' . .
Thomaa EL McCune. a nainter. ' who
had 'been unable to find employment,
locked himself In his room on the west
m.. Rev. S..M. Nlckle of Cottage Grove; t A TT T)A i TtO T k TT mrk -
I address by the retiring president; res- iCAlLRUAJDS FAIL TO -olutions;
Installation of of fleers , and I . t.tt mr-n
the farewell services.
side, plugged all keyholes with paper
ana turnea on ine gas. ills Doar- w:
found at 11:30 tonight a :
BROKM LEG KILL9
' i mm-k-r-T-riTT-i-ri-TTiir 'i T
testimony
thou a
count
wards '
open court
(United Pren tesied Wire.) :
Wheeling. W. Va., April 26. Death
, aiay ai "jnariea-
i - . ri j i
v irsinia.
today claimed Clark W.
f hii.VWSf-f.2J.l,Jned,tht meeting - with an acci,
t disappeared Immediately after- Waks aso In which his left
ia rather than faca disgrace Jn w..u" atZ. ,n 1 wn,c. :nl
. . . , l ui imou,
Selz Royal Blue Shoe
IS ECONOMICAL
" for it. " v y p y not n paying a low price
rSwi -BuIueu socs here at $3.50, $t00 and
ish. , They re the best shoes in the world for the money; the
rnost economical oe comfort and service, ever produced!
Selz Royal Blue Shoes, $3.50, $100 and $5.00. PaUC!a
and Widths Marked ia Plain English
f0 V. L'AllBiaes
I Tffwmf?' will
Ccr. 7!h crJ IVcshlsca SSs.
Three weeks agow while In Washing
ton, Mr. May sprained his ankle. . A
week later ha waa able to get about
Two weeks ago, while buggy-riding, hia
horses became frightened and ran away.
AfUr" losing all control of the animals
anaVfeaMzlng a serious accident was in
irom
(Special Olipitch ta The .Journal.) ' . -i
Balem, Or., April 26. Attorney-Gen-
eral Crawford , haa beent requeated by
tha railroad commission to bring pres
sure to bear upon five railroad compa
nies doing business within the .state
that have failed to submit casualty re-
accident two ff?".!!16-?
lAfi- waa I v iuiitu ivoti ine ureal oijum-
."""lorn rallrnal h Nn,lh.rf l. A. T
ber company, the Portland Southwestern
railroad and the Sheridan & Willamina
Railroad company. .
It la not the Intention to have the attorney-general'
Impose any hardships
upon these five railroads, but the com
mission intends to nave its powers' en
.uut,uu... M.oiunui him u ih. iokn. - iiianKS are suDmittea ta each
buggy and 'alighted or hia apralned f th railroads on which to make these
anklV with ail hla weight Tetaiua set casualty report so that very littls extra
In and amputation was tried In - the
last hope of saving his life. Ha failed
to rally, however, and died this morn
Mr. May was - associated with John
C. Snooner and John Q. - Carlisle in
counsel for West Virginia' In the Vir
ginia debt -case before tha .united
States supreme court , i -
FULTON TO EXHUME
; RATE RESOLUTION
- fWtuhlnrtoa Boreas of The JonrnaLt
'Washington.- April 25. Senator Ful
ton arrived In Washington at 4:3d this
afternoon. .He said briefly; "Democrats
registered as Republicans enough to
beat me, . I am positive that explains
my defat!;-v '.-. is-v - -
He will at: one take ' tip his bill
amending the Interstate commerce law
to provide 'for a suspension of ; a pro-
posea - increasea rate wnen - tne inter
State commerce - commission thinks It
advisable. Ha will ascertain the situa
tion and push vigorously to procure Ha
pasaaKe if there la any possibility of
success. 7 There has been much criticism
of El Wins, chairman of the senate com
mittee on Interstate commerce, -Xor try
ing to bury this bill. ,
ALBANY TEACHERS V ' '
HOLD INSTITUTE
.v-i Special Dlipttcb to Tba Journal. t " '
' Albany, Or., April 26 A local teach
ers' Institute was held in thla city to
day In the Central school building. The
detailed program was as follows: "Com
pulsory. Attendance Law," Cyrus - VI.
Walker of Albany; Things Detriment
al to School Work," , Professor E. K.
Barnes of.? lbanon; "The Recitation" 1
I R. Traver; "History and Clvloa "
Professor I Braden Gibson of Browns-vllle;-!."Tnterest
How to Arouaa -ti
Professor A. M, Sanders of the Albany
public schools; "Grammar," Profor
I R. Traver; 'Troblems in" the Coun
try School,"-, Professor W. H. Martin;
"Elementary 4 Agrlcultura,'1.. Profefeor
Lloyd llarquam. - Jlueloal ana literary
numbers were Interspersed, .
work is required of the railroads to
comply witn tha law. - . '' ,,.
Tha report prepared by the commis
sion . shows very - few ' casualties - for
March. Only two persona were killed
and one Injured.- The only accident was
a derailment Estimated damage to
equipment uuring the month was
ENGINE AND TRAINMEN
GET A BETTER DEAL
'- (Speclil Dispatch t . Tba ' Journal.)
. Pendleton Or., April 2S.- Delegatea
who represented the O. R. A N.' train
men , and englnemen at the Chicago
conference between the general man
agera - and - employes . of ' western rail
roads nave : returned to their homes
resented the locomotive engineers . of
the system and E. C Cross, who rep
resented '. tha trainmen. - hava returned
home -well satisfied with the result of
tne conference, it was agreed ber
tween the general - managers and em
ployes that no crew should, be tied up
away from a terminal unless It becomes
apparent that the trip cannot be made
to tne -terminal ;wunin . tne -limit; ox
is nours unaer tne leaerai, taws, lie
lore . the i conference -' was held many
crews . naa been tiea up at Kameia
SKIMMED MILK DIEF
Phvaicians who ara callous and hard
hearted prescribe a diet of skimmed
milk for the reduction of fat It la a
aura, hut tnaurjDortable method of cure.
Other doctors not less successful but
more considerate of their patient's com
fort prescribe a teaspoonful after meals
and at bedtime or tne following: une
ounce Mannola,- one half ounce Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic and three and
ene half ounces Syrup Simplex, which
is, by tho way. just as euro ana quic
a noana- nt rlltf SB the Old-fashioned
skimmed mllX method, and a far more
pleasant one, for a fat person can 'eat
the same varletr and quantity of food
it usual while taking this remedy and
Btlll lose twelve to sixteen ounces of
superfluous fleali a day... ,
mm
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Easter Joy Will Take Its Place
' - The joy will be'irebled if those teeth of yours are
placed, in the condition that 'they, oughtto .be. u;
BAD TEn;ij CAUSE. Alli
i kinds; or f ROUBLE r
- . . ..-...., , t .,..., v, , i' :, 1 i , ; ., ;
. Both physical and.'mcrifal. Resolve .today to correct
these defects ahd'jou will never regret.it. ."
' ,Wc offer you.the best service. that Jt'is possible to
s obtain, in which all (oi the painful features have, been ,
eliminated by skill and modern methods.' "
Call and let- us furnish you with' an estimate of the cost: .. Then you, can have the '
worK uone ai; your pleasure. jcxaminaiion iree. : 4 . . - -
xB. b. r.'VxiaHT
GOOD SET OF TEETH fjr A A
ON RUBBER PLATE. & JUU
BEST SET OF TEETH ' d'O'AA
ON RUBBER PLATE.....,4.3)O.Ull,
PAINLESS
DENTIST
342 Washington Street, Corner Seventh . ; .
OFFICE HOURS-8,A."M, to 5 P. :30 to' 8 :30 .PM.; SUNDAYS 9 A. Mto'x'P.'M..-
' " V. - PHONE MAIN 2119TWELVE;YEARS.IN PORTLAND; rVf v "
Bingham Springs,' Baher City and 'else
where away from the terminal, which
Is - La' Grande, on this' division,- and
great dissatisfaction prevailed. - Employes-
-now feel that the matter has
been satisfactorily .Bottled for them on
the O. R.. & :W.;i-y:iMli,i k;X.;t
FALLS SEVEN FEET . :
AND BREAKS NECK
i (Special Sisvatch to Tba Joaraal.).
Seattle,' "VWash.," ' April ' 5 Jamea
O'Neill, 6 years old, a marine, engineer,
waa found .dead this afternoon by :an
8-year-old girl. O'Neill had fallen over
the railing - into a sunken garden, i a
distance of seven" feet - Shoe prints on
tho. base of . tne fence protecting the
sidewalk. from the garden " Indicated
that O'Neill had stumbled' and 'Ditched
headlong-over the rail. A slight brulss
inaicatea tnai ne struca on nis tempi.;,
oyiqgT.'r insianuyfc-.-v -p-t:
EUGENE L0CAT0E 'U Wi
: ;; , ACCUSED OF FRAUD
'-(Special Dlipateb to Tha Journal.! ,
Eugene, Or., . April :.Z5. M.- T. Dev
ereaux, a young timber locator of thi
city, waa arrested -today on. a warrant
issued at Spokane charging' him with
obtaining, money under false' pretenses.
It Is alleged lie located a' .number of
ersons thera on worthless land, after
aving shown - them good timber. Hia
alleged operations were carried on over
a year ago and he 'haa -been residing
in Eugene since, . DeDuty Sheriff Pueh
of Bpokane, left with him today. He
waived extradition.-, Hia wife and: two
children live here. All are well con
nected. V ,: -x ' -. . -v
( ' I Baa "'
c- Freewater. Rcbekah .''Xodgo,
(Spaelal Mxpitcn t The Joamal.1' ' '
Freewater. Or..iAnrl1 2R -a-A new Ht
bekah lodge haa been Instituted at this
lace, ta be known as Integrity lodge!
to, -17k. .The (charter list numbered 11
and 4 more have just been taken' In.'
Pomona lodge of Milton and ' Bee Hive
lodge of Walla Walla assisted In giving
the degree work. :, The officers-eloct of
the new lodge arJ M.:0., Mrs. Annie
Bad aero; V. O.. Viola Miller; ? secre
taryrI B., Mitchell; treasurer Cather
ine White;' warden, Mrs. I. Gulllford:
conductor, Emma ManelaV I. G., Anna
Weaver; O. Q., Mrs. J.. Grooms;-R, S.
N. O., Mrs. I. Cy Mitchell; .JU' S. N. O.,
miss Alice. ampDeii; . B. v. U Mrs.
u. ts. v. u.i' Alice Muir;
uey; musician, Mrs,
v. a
Sanderson.
B. Patterson;
chaplain. May' Hadley '
j. j. ofinaerson;
, Mrs. f Maggie
0. R. & N. :0FFICtALSf ;
.TO CONFER MONTHLY
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Pendleton. Or. April' ZS.Twenty O.
R. & N. officials. Including supcriniend
ants. assistant superintendents: dispatch
ers trainmasters, division engineers and
roaamasters, win meet tn, tins city to
morrow for a. conference on -the man
agement of the road. ; This Is the first
of a series of monthly meetings of ofri-
ClalSVA.-. - . t lrv:r iiXfj:'
out of asylum, imi 1
- s SUES FOR DIAMONDS
j fSnae'al Dlapateb ' to The Jnrnl.)
' Pendleton. Or.. Aoril 25. Sult has
been -brought against Mark Patton, one
of the leading barbers of this city, by
James - Washington to recover posses
sion of f600 worth of diamonds. Wash
ington was formerly a gambler here
but haa -been In the Insane asylum. He
alleges, he left, the jewels with Patton,
. Lane Odd Fcllotrs Celebrate.
' (Special Dlspateb to Tba Weoraal.l
Eua-cne, Or.. Arjril 25.i Lone county
Odd Fellowa today celebrated In Eugene
the eighty-ninth anniversary of' the or
der in America, Lodges from all parts
of tha county-were here to participate.
in tba forenoon a big parade was tela.
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HESTOSIE GRAY or FADED
HAIR to Its NATURAL
Immediately afterward a meeting In tha
theatre waa addressed by Colonel. J. M.
Williama Another meeting was held
in the afternoon, and a program-was
rendered. Over 800 Odd Fellows were In
the' parade, headed by Canton Hovev,
Patriarchs MUltant In its first appear-,
ance In public. s
.Xllledjb7 Car.! r--f
Chicago. April 2S Frank' Dunham, a .
motorman employed by the . Illinois -Tunnel
company, was crushed to death
Under his car' in the tunnel un'Iertha :
postofflce building tonlsrht. nnnh''w ,
was backing the motor- to a mall car
to couple with it. Vtic moiOr fttu-.A,
fhe mill rer with terr'flc nrc a1
Dunham was thrown under the wheela. "
His skuII was crusheo and jhlsp'wo-iy .:
horribly mangled. ,
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No matter how long it has been my
or faded. Proniotes a luxuriant growth
ef haalthv hair. StoDS its fallinir out
end positively removes Dan- -droll.
Keeps hair soft and glossy. Rv
fuse all substitutes. 2V times as much
in$L00as60c8izfl. ' . . ,
IS NOT A DYE.
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CI and ffOc bottles at druggists
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