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DAILY EAST OREGONIAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, TTTCTtSDAY, JANUARY 13, 191.
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M. 6. ROYAL DIES
. IN WALLA WALLA
fxmMCU PENDLETO.V MAY
succumbs to illness
H1 Boon Sick Hut 48 Hours For
sserly Taught In Pendleton Schools
Wa Rom While, .Parents Were
Omening llalns.
Attorney M. G. Royal of Walla
Wana. died suddenly Tuesday even
ing at St. Mary's hopsital In that
city, after an Illness of less than 48
hours. The deceased was well known
In this city, many of the residents
having gone to school to him when
ho was teaching In Pendleton. It was
M. G. Royal who graded the local city
schools, several years ago.
The following concerning Ills life
and death Is tnken from the Walla
Wnlla Union.
Death was unexpected and resulted
after an operation to relieve Intesti
nal trouble. Mr. Royal was at work
In his office Saturday and returned
home In the. evening feeling In the
best of health. Ho was taken 111 Sun
day morning and grew steadily worse.
The nttendlng physicians announced
nn operation was the only means of
saving his life and this proved of no
avail and only served to hasten his
death.,
M. O. Royal was a son of Rev. T.
F. Royal of Portland, and ho was
burn In 1R53, while the family was
crossing the plains of Utah on their
way across the country to the north
west whero the father was to do mis
sionary work. The father is In his
90th year, and Is the oldest living
missionary In the state of Oregon. Ho
Is Identified with the M. E. church
nnd has been a worker in the Oregon
conference for the past fifty years.
He Is now living a retired life with a
son. The deceased spent his boyhood
days In the Willamette valley. He
later graduated from a law school and
hag practiced for about 15 years. He
has lived In Portland, Olympla and
Salem, coming to Walla Walla In
April of 1306. Since coming here he
ha enjoyed a good practice and was
looked upon aa one of Walla Walla's
most Influential citizens, in l'JUS ne
was united In marriage to a daughter
of County Auditor McCaw. Mr. Roy- j
al was a Mason and at the time of j
his death was superintendent of the
First M. E. Sunday school, of which,
denomination ho has been a life-long'
member. Mrs. J. W. McCaw, his '
mother-in-law, has been In 111 health
for the past few montns ana wnen
informed of her son-ln-law's sudden
death last night, suffered a relapse.
Her condition. Is grave. Besides tho
widow the deceased Is survived by
four children, Ronald artrf Barbara,
at home, Miss Bnn!o Royal, on Illus
trator on the Chicago Tribune, and a
married daughter In Tacoma. Besides
his aged father, tho following broth
ers and sifters survive the deceased:
Forrester of Portland; Stanley O.,
Cincinnati, O.; Mrs. A eolla Oberg,
wife of Rev. Harold Oberg of Port
land, and Mrs. Carrie L. Munnpleard
of Vancouver, Wash.
No funeral arrangements .will be
made until relatives are lieard from.
Pneumonia Follows a Cold
hut never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar. which stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and expels the
cold from your system. Take at first
sign of a cold and avoid a dangerous
Illness. Koeppen Eros.
"No Wltto Street;" Ciar.
St. Petersburg. It Is officially an
iinuneed that tho emperor has can
celed tho name of Witte street re
cently given to ope of the Important
avnu.es by the city council and has
oidered It renamed Street of Peter
tho Great. This public mark of im
perial disfavor has convinced friends
nf 'Count Wltte that there Is no
chance of his playing1 an important
w.i In nnhl e. I f., under present con- i
'ditlons. He w.ll probably accept the:
! post of president of the council of a j
' new bank to bo formed by the consol-
Idation qf the Russo-Chinese nnd !
' Northern "banks, two Important finan- '
! clal Institutions. !
! re, ,..,L 4 fill Ik IV nVP 1IAY. :
Take LAXATIVE It HOMO Quinine Tulilrtn.
I'rugglnts refund money If It falls to cure. I..
W. UltnVK'8 slgniiliirr Is on em h box. 2.V.
!, Unfurnished housekeeping rooms
' for rent in the East Oregoninn build
ing. Steam heat; electric lights; hot
HEARS CLEAR TIfE DECKS.
Storm lielciiM-H Ca;rrM of Polar fciMV'Ics
and People Hide.
New York. Polar bears weio in
their element on thu Ice-coated, sca
v.ashed decks of the steamer Graf
Waldersce dtir'ng the liner's trip from
Hamburg. Passengers cn the steam
er which arrived here today wero ter
rorized by the fear that' the boars
would break out, as their cages,
wrenched loose by the high waves,
slid about the decks with every roll of
tho ship. There were five of the
bears In all and the cages of three of
them were in the deck melee caused
by the storm.
Seamen tried to lash tho cages fast
but the'r efforts were futile until the
sea calmed. Meanwhile the passen
gers, hearing the howls of the animals
locked themselves In their cabins.
It was three days before timid pas
sengers ventured on deck.
.treaties antedating that of Portsmouth
which gives her a special tariff rate
at the ports In question. . j
M. Ijuln," Japanese minister to Chi-i
na, has now officially notified Ch'na I
''that Japan claims equal rights with
i' Russia. I
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A BARNYARD MEDLEY.
Portland 'Tongue of I1r'' Disturb
the Neighbors.
Some crow like roosters, others
cackled like hens anil still others
chirped like little chicks, according
to their several parts In a strange
form of religious ceremony yesterday
j morning, says on exchange. Patrol
' man Swennes entered the "Holy Rol
' ler" hall, on Union avenue between
Ash and Ankeney streets, to tell those
j within tiiat they were dlstrubing the
neighbors.
The congregation stopped crowing
'iind cackling and chirping just long
BECOMING
NO FARPtl LANDS IN
FOREST RESERVE
SECRETARY WILSON DENIES
CIRCULATING REPORTS
Says It Is Wrong Impression That
Largw Tracts of Agricultural Lands
Are Included In National Forests.
"An Impression that the National
Forests contain large areas of agri
cultural land to the exclusion of set
tlement and large areas of untimber
ed grazing land unjustifiably brought
within the National Forest boundar
ies for the sake of grazing has gain-
in semiarld regions. Growth in pop
ulation also will bring an Increasing
demand for farm land. But It will
also bring increasing demand for
timber and water conservation. Tho
present Is not the time to decldo
where the line should finally b
drawn.
, "I found no evidence that the Na
tional Forests are withholding from
settlement land now demanded tor
agriculture. As to grazing land. It m
sctficient to say that proper admin
istrative control of National Forest
grazing has necessitated the fixing
of the boundaries where they now
are, that public sentiment In tho
states visited is strongly In faror or
the maintenance of the existing
boundaries, and that representative
that great areas of land are held for
other than forest purposes are In my
judgment wide of the facta."
When tracts of land suitable for
agriculture are found scattered 1b Of
CIVILIZED.
I Oregonlan office.
nnd cold water; bath. Inquire at East
I FATHER
80-WIOTHER76
The aged father and mothci
of a prominent Boston lawyer
safely carried through the last
two winters by
Vtnbl
The son says : " My father
and mother owe their present
strength and good health to
Vinol. Dunne- the last two
trying winters neither of them had a coldn and were
able to walk farther and do more than for years.
I think Vinol is perfectly wonderful. It certainly is
the greatest blood-making, strengthening tonic for old
people I ever heard of."
We want every feeble old person In this town to try
Vinol. We will return their money without question if It
docs not eccompllsb all we claim for It.
THE PENDLETON DRUG CO., Pendleton.
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UMATILLA COUNTY SCENE SHOWING TR.VNSFOR5IATIOX WROUGHT BY' IRRIGATION.
"iHOItL OREGON
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VIOLET ASQUITH A
. WRAITH IN BLACK
WANDERS AHOIT MOORS
IN HER SAIU.E ROniS
I'lvnilcr's DaiiglUcr Grieves for Her
Ixst Ilctmtlied Inconsolable, She
Walks the lonely Moors of Rcol-Innd.
Twnidon. Miss Violet Asquith's j
S-'i ii f over the loss of her betrothed, 1
the Hon. Archie Gordon, continues a
matter of much publicity. When the
youngest son of Lord and Lady Aber
deen was burled on December 23 the
daughter of Kngland's premier at
trneteil considerable attention hv dron-
! ping a wreath of violets, bearing a
card Inscribed "To My Reloved." in
to the grave after the coffin had been
lowered therein, and this attention
has not been diminished by reports
from Scotland, where she Is staying,
that she Is wandering about the moors
clad in clinging black chiffon, giving
herself tho appearance of a mourn
ing wraith.
Some of the papers are eunrdedly
recalling the announcement which
Mrs. Asquith sent out to the newspa
pers of her stepdaughter's engage
ment to Gordon when the latter was
lying dead and it is stated that Lady
Aberdeen was greatly annoyed there
by, as she was by no means enamor
ed of her son's choice nnd used every
endeavor to break off the attachment.
enough to throw the patrolman Into
the street; then it went on as before.
Sergeant Keller and Patroleman
Van Overn were passing and rein
forced Swennes. The three were Ig
nored, though the worshipers seemed
to make less noise than at first.
Sergeant Keller's official report says
that a girl of 14 seemed to lead In the
strange exercises. She would become
enthused to the point of exhaustion,
he said, and would sink to the floor,
until she had gained strength suffi
cient to lead another outburst. The
members of the sect call themselves
the "Tongue of Fire."
Itua.l the "Want" srts today
ed wide currency." says Secretary of
Agriculture James Wilson In his an
nual report Just made to the Presi
dt?nt. "To satisfy myself on the ground
as to the facts, I made personal In
vestigations of these .matters during
the past summer In the Btates of Ida
ho and Wyoming. Presumably the
time will come when some portions
of the present forests can with bene-
I fit to the community be converted ln
to farms. Through dry farming,
j plant breeding, and the introduction
I of new forms of useful and drought
j enduring vegetation, agriculture Is
steadily gaining upon the desert, and
'may be ejected to gain on the forest
National Forests, they are always
contrary to the belief of many, open
ed to settlement under the Act of
June 11, 1906, and the Secretary says
1 1 his report that nearly 1,500 home
steads with a total area of 140,000
acres, were listed during the last fis
cal year.
ltcv. I. W. Williams Testifies.
Rev. I. W. Williams, Huntington,
W. Va., writes us as follows: "This
Is to certify. that I used Foley's Kid
ney Remedy for nervous exhaustion
and kidney trouble and am free to say
that Foley's Kidney Remedy will do
all that you claim for It." Koep
pen Bros.
Located on the corner of Seventh ami Stnrk streets, cMcndlng tlirniiirb
the block to Park street, Portland, Oregon. Our new Park Street Annex Is
the only fireproof hotel building In Oregon.
Rates $1 a Day and Up. European
Clilnn ami Tnpnn Clash.
Pekin. A disagreement between
Japan and China has arisen over the
subject of Korean Immigration into
Chinetao. The Intended opening of
Hunchunn. Manchuria, and also the
markets of Chinetao to International
trade has been delayed by the dispute
as to the tariff to be collected.
M. Kokovosoff, Russian minister of
Flnnnce, has notified the Chinese
government that Russia stands on
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