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NO IIIGir SCHOOL IN GILLIAM.
County Court Deadlocked, and ScliMiie
In Deferred. (
That C.HIiam county will be without
a county hliih school for the next two
years wns settled last Friday by the
county court, says the Condon Globe.
At the last election the question an
to whether or not the county should
have u high Bchnol wan submitted to
the voters and the affirmative Bide of
the question carried by an Overwhelm
ing majority. Under the laws of this
state the county court has the power
of locating; the county high school. As
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New Through Service
Over the Northern Pacific-Burlington Railways, East
To
Omaha,
Kansas
City,
In addition to the present through Northern Paclflc-Burllngton
transcontinental passenger service, a second train has been audcJ,
thus providing two dally trains between Oregon, Washington ' and
Idaho and the Missouri river cities and St Louis. All trains carry
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speedy recovery. The child ia
ft
there are three members of the court
living respectively In Condon, Arling
ton und Mayvllle, and as each one In
sisted on locating the school In his
home town. It Is nulte apparent that
a compromise was out of the question.
The vote stood: Judge Dunn for Con
don, Commissioner Hnoll for Arling
ton, and Commissioner Dyer for May
vllle. The people of Arlington had raised
(1500 for a building in case the school
was located there and the people of
Mayvllle raised 12000, while Condon
did not raise a dollar.
Read the East Oregonlan.
PMlaatrBa
St. Louis,
St. Joseph
and
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NASTY STDRYOF
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CIUCI TIKI.D A DESERTER
FROM GERMAN AltMY.
Was Once n Salvation Army Worker
His Disgusting Antics' Cutiwil the
People of CorviilllH to Tar anil
I Vntlier lllin Finally Sent to Pen
itentiary for Ills Crimes Seattle
Will Not Tolerate the Gang.
That George Mitchell was a sane
man when he slew "Joshua' 'Creffleld
was the ccncluslon arrived at by phy
sicians of Reattle who performed a
post mortem examination on the
young man's brain, which was normal
In every detail. ,
The bullet which ended Mitchell's
life went In below the left ear and
ploughed through the head, lodging
In the right Jawbone. It did not touch
the brain. Death was due to a hem
orrhage caused by the severing of the
carotid arre"ry.
Mitchell's sanity Is expected to have
an Important bearing on the case of
his sister when they pyt her on trial
for murder.
The report that the Holy Rollers
are assembling at Seattle has caused
activity in the police department.
Chief Wappenstcln states he has had
civniuh of this seel, and that no more
of thr-m will be tolerated In Seattle.
The police arc now working on clues
which may Implicate others of this
sect In Mitchell's murder.
Story or Holy Itollerlsm.
Holy Rollerlsm as taught by
"Joshua" Creffleld, had Its Inception
at Corvallls, Ore., In the spring of
1003. Creffleld held camp meetings
and succeeded In getting a group of
followers at once.
Previous to this he had been a Sal
vation Army worker. He was born In
Germany and was u deserter from the
German army.
On the night of January 4, 1904, his
fanatical teachings had gone so such
lengths that Indignant fathers and
husbands of Corvallls women took him
out and gave him a coat of tar and
feathers. They gave similar treatment
to one of his male followers, C.
Ttrooks. The men were warned that
they would be killed should they ever
return to Corvallls.
The next day Creffleld returned
i covertly and was secreted by the Hurt
woman under the floor of their home.
Hire he dispensed with his clothing.
proclaimed himself a prophet of Cod
and carried on his revolting orgies In
the name of religion.
July 2R. 1901. Creffleld's hiding
place became known and he was
taken out and put In Jill.
In the meantime KMhtr Mitchell,
because of his Influence over her. had
been sent to the Roys' and Girls' Aid
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C. A. Barrett. Representative
HOLY
Wn.L "BECLA1M" SIX ACRES.
Scheme That Involves Omnglng
Course of Mill Creek.
The Dulles Chronicle gives the fol
lowing account of a change that will
be made In the town by the O. R. &
N.:
Within a few days work will be be
gun on the culvert which will conduct
the water of Milt creek from Its pres
ent course across the O. R. ft N. pe
ninsula to the river and admit of the
creek bed being; filled in.
The contract has been let to L.
Pearson, D. S. Baraum ft Co., who
In a short time will have 60 men em
ployed In digging a tunnel 800 feet
long through the peninsula, prepara
tory to putting In a rock culvert 16x16
feet. The south end of the culvert
will commence at the small red car
house near the west end of the bridge,
running directly north to the river.
It Is expected that the work will
consume about eight months, and
when completed a large force wilt be
gin filling in from the Hudson place,
at the west end of Second street to
the mouth of the creek, the material
for filling being secured along the O.
R. ft N. road east of the city.
society. After being kepi there a tew
weeks she was sent to her father's
home In 'Illinois, she was not per
mitted to return to Oregon until Cref
fleld was sent to the penitentiary.
Other women, Ini ludlng Mrs. O. V.
Hurt and Maud Hurt, were sent to
the Insane asylum for n short time
because of Creffleld's Influence over
them while he was secreted under the
Hurt residence.
Tried in Portland.
Creffleld, n few days after his dis
covery, was brought to Portland and
tried on a statutory charge preferred
by Rurges 13. Starr, husband of
Mitchell's elder sister, a Creffleld vic
tim. .
In August Creffleld. was found
guilty. He refused to have a lawyer
and tried to clear himself hv reading
passages rrnm tne Hlble. When found
guilty he made no effort to secure
leniency, simply stating that, like
Otyrlst. he was misunderstood.
Soon after Creffleld went to prison
his wife. Maud Hint Creffleld, whom
he married shortly before being tar
red and feathered, secured a divorce.
There were no further Holy Roller
demonstrations, and seemingly the
dangerous craft was broken up.
Illi Sentence Commuted.
Early In February, lnos, Creffleld's
lenience was commuted by good be
havior, and he left the state 'orison,
going to California. From there he
got In correspondence with his former
wife, who had remained with her fath
er, O. V. Hurt of Corvallls. A recon
clllatlen was effected. Creffleld re
tarded to th' vicinity of Corvallls and
got a number of women nnd one man.
Frank Hurt, to go to a lonely spot on
the beach In Lincoln county. His
purpose was to found a Holy Roller
colony.
He made particular efforts to se
cure Esther Mitchell to his keeping,
saying she was to be the mother of a
second Christ, who was to be born to
the world.
Tjte In April of this year. Mitchell
after being released from the Good
Samaritan hospital In Portland, where
he had been confined with an atUick
of measles, declared to close friends
his Intention of killing Creffleld. He
told several persons God hnd told him
to remove the Holy Roller from the
earth fcr ruining his sisters.
Mitchell Iyooklng for Creffielil.
About May 1 Mitchell went to Al
bany to search for Creffleld. While
there he saw Maud Hurt Creffleld. and
by following her learned that Creffleld
was in Seattle. The Holy Roller
prophet had gone there supposedly
f ir the purpose of raising funds for
the camp on the roast.
May 7, early in the morning, Cref
fleld and Maud Hurt Creffleld.-whom
he had remarried, started down town
to do some shopping. As they passed
down First avenue Mitchell stepped
suddenly behind Creffleld and shot
him dead.
Esther Mitchell at once denounced
the art nnd seemed to care nothing as
to the fate of her brother. Shi'
I lllillMlilllll'M llllff uimuue III! UU$IOUl
j his trial.
Julv 10. after being on trial for 11
'days, Mitchell was acquitted by a Jury
In the superior court, after an hour
and 3fj minutes of deliberation.
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From Vmatilla County.
It Is estimated that this fill-in
give the O. R. ft N. an additional six
acres upon which, It is rumored, a
new depot will be built.
Only 83 Tears Old.
"I am only 8! years old and don't
expect even when I get to be real old
to feel that way as long as I can get
Electric Bitters," says Mrs. E. H,
Brunson, of Dublin, Ga. Surely
there's nothing else keeps the old as
young and makes the weak as strong
as this grand tonic medicine. Dyspep
sia, torpid liver, Inflamed kidneys or
chronic constipation are unknown af
ter taking Electric Bitters a reasona
ble time. Guaranteed by Tallman ft
Co., druggists. Price 60c.
A new fruit that seems likely to
prove of considerable value, has been
developed by the cultivation of tho
very familiar "maypop," a plant of
the southern states, which Is quite or'
namental, easily grown from seeds
and affords a handsome cover for ar
bors and verandas. It Is known to
botanists as passlflora Incarnata. The
fruit In Its Improved form Is some
what bigger than a hen's egg and de
cldedly palatable. It looks like a
May apple.
200 MILKS OP ALFALFA.
I nlon Pacific Muy Scaxl Right of Way
From Onuilia to Ogdcn.
There Is a probability that before
long travelers on Union Pacific trains
will ride through an alfalfa field be
tween Omaha and Ogden a remark
able, attenuated fleldw 20 Oyards in
width and a thousand miles In length.
For a long time the Union Pacific
has been considering the problem of
eliminating weeds along the right of
way, and numerous schemes have
been suggested with this end In view,
but it was not until demonstration
was made that alfalfa will grow
without irrigation that the possible
key to the problem was found.
Now, it is said, the railroad com
pany will experiment with alfalfa on
the right of way and, Hhould the ex
periment be successful, alfalfa will be
planted between the fences of the
right of way the entire distance from
Omaha to Ogden.
Alfalfa Is a hardy and close-grow
ing plant, and where it has obtuined
fo-jthold, all other vegetat'on is
strangled and exterminated quickly.
Wee is cannot grow In an alfalfa
pn.oh, and those which obstruct the
Union Pacific right of way would
quickly be killed, once alfalfa was
planted.
The purpose of ridding the right of
way of weeds is to prevent the growth
of vegetation on the roadlied. At
present the section gangs are waging
constant war against the ever-encroaching
belt of weeds on either side
of the rails.
Alfalfa also will spread, if per
mitted to run to seed, but the scheme
of the Union Pacific to eliminate
weeds with alfalfa has dealt with this
problem, and has solved It by provid
ing that the farmers and ranchmen
residing along the right of way be
given permission to cut alfalfa be
tween the fences and apply It to their
own purpose.
The experiment of turning a 1000-
mile strip Into an alfalfa field will be
watched with Interest. If successful.
this system will probably be adopted
by other railroads.
California Prune Wafers.
Purely vegetable, they are nature's
product and should be in every house
hold. They cure constipation and all
disorders of the stomach, liver and
bowels. Tallman & Co., 623 Main St.,
Pendleton. Oregon.
100 Wafers 25 Cents.
BVILPINfi NEW BOAT.
0ioii River Transportation Company
Begins Active Operations.
The material to be used In the con
struction of the new steamer Colum
bia, which is being built for the Open
River Transportation company, was
forwarded to Blalocks today, says the
Oregon Pally Journal. The steamer
was built in this city and Is- being
shipped In a knocked-down state. It
being necessary only to put It together
on its arrival on the middle Colum
bia. Within the next few weeks this will
be accomplished and active work on
the river will he again resumed. Be
ing 116 feet In length and 22-foot
beam, t!ie steamer will be able to
carry about 125 tons. Rullt with a
good llght-dranght model she will be
able, with her power, to ascend the
swift rarldr on that stretch of water.
Work en her will be rushed in order
to meet the havy demand of farm
ers along the river who are desirous
of shipping this year by water.
Captain A. Rigps will take command
of the steamer on her completion.
Having been formerly on this route
he will be thoroughly conversant with
the channel, famuel Shaver will .".ct
as chief engineer, with James Rob
inson as assistant. Shaver will leave
with the carpenters Friday evening
for Blalock.
Arrangements nre being made for
at least two more steamers to oper
ate In conjunction with the Colum
bia on the middle river and one larg"
stamer for the Portland end of the
route.
Stimulation Without Initntlon.
That Is the watchword. That Is
what Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
Cleans and stimulates the bowels
without Irritation in any form.
During the summer kidney Irregu
larities are often caused by excessive
drinking or being overheated. At
tend to the kidneys at once by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. Koeppen Drug
Store.
LOOKS GOOD TO BANKERS.
lown Man With Six Banks Would Buy
Spokune Stork.
Quite a stir was created among
Fpoknne bankers yesterday by the
efforts of L. W.Lewis, ' of Claiinda,
Iowa, to acquire a large block of stock
in one of the prominent banks, says
the Spokesman-Review. He desired
to Invest $50,000 or more. He found
bank stock practically off the market,
none being offered except from a de
sire to encourage outside capital to
come here.
With this object In view efforts are
now being made by several bankers, to
Induce some of their shareholders to
part with sufficient stock to make It
worth while for Mr. Lewis to locate In
Spokane. He Is pleased with the city.
Mr. Lewis achieved national fame
by reason of a resolution which he
got through the Iowa legislature last
spring bringing about a national con
vention which will be held at Des
Moines in September at which dele
gates appointed by the governors of
the various states will agree upon Joint
action that will result In an amend
ment to the constitution whereby
United States senators will be elected
by direct vote. Mr. Lewis has been
a leader In the Iowa senate for 10
years. He owns six banks In southern
Iowa.
Charles Burtch, the 1-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brutch,
of Boise, fell Into an Irrigation ditch
and was drowned. Only the child's
head was submerged, while the body
was extending up the steep bank
down which the child had fallen.
AltE YOC T.'-JUNG CIIAXCES
with your life by rli" ng In a rl-kety
carriage? Life Is too sweet to risk
losing It when for a reasonable sum
you can have your carriage repaired
at Neagle Bros'.
Use the Wln-na Buggy and tb
WINONA only. It Is so well bu' t
that It's safer to ride than walk.
See us about Gasoline Engines.
We sell Winona Wagons, Hacks an
Buggies. Easy running and made
from bone-dry material. Guaran
teed to give satisfaction In this cli
mate. See us abo t Gasoline Engines. W !
are agents for the Fairbanks-Morse
Gasoline Engines for Irrigating and
mining machinery. Estimates given
on Irrigating plants. Call and get
ou. prices.
Neagle Bros.
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Ed. Murnh" Pron.
121 Court I
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The Pacific Coast Association of
Nurserymen will next meet at Salem
in July, 1907. F. W. Powers, of Chlco,
Cal., is president, and P. A. Tonne
son, of Tacoma. Is secretary-treasurer,
ate. She had ben for over two years
a telephone operator at that place.
Flic wne popular, bright and pretty,
und it is stated that her frienda and
acquaintances cannot even imagine a
motive for the act
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