EVENING EDITION
EVENING EDITION
Calling cards, wd
ding stationery, om
mercial stationery and
Job printing to order
at the East OrsgonUa.
WEATHER REPORT.
Fair and warmer to
night and Thursday.
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
NO. 7203
PENDLETON, OKEGOX, WKDNKSDAV, .JULY 12, 1911.
VOL. 24.
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B FOREST FIRE
LARGE AREA OF MICHIGAN ID
QNTftftlO SWEPT CLEAR OF LIFE
CASUALTY LIST IHW (PJUIIS HUES
Hundreds an Surrounded by Flame.-; ar.d Cortfiiion Mad
More Grave by Threatened Slarvatiun.
8; DEVOUR . HIHANI I T AND HLIUBIo
;: mm I FINE ir-l'iCOBKCIL IS
w tnin.n j - t 19 9 m IKIIIIk mm mm 1 w w mmt . a i
m. ftl i W
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III nil I nil 111 I I II t.Hl,,y ;rom Cadiz. Spain, ay
mm i i trxri-cj!
La I mm Him mmW I mmm MB mWf
i
Puebki, Mex., July 12
a column of Maderi.sta troops
approached the town of Tien'.u
ile Rnyada, the rurale garrison,
believing It was about to be at
tacked, opened fire. The Ma
ileristus !-j 1 i 1 ii'i'l six ncie
killed mis tui-t.ty-;''iur wounded
before the mistake was di--. ov--
i-roil ami II. c f Iri:tt stopped.
Railroad Prides liuriii'il Out, Traffic Suspended ami Homes' Abandowd
by Panic Stricken People Refugees I'lock to Larger Cities ana I .arm;
Numbers loreed to Seek Waters d" Lake Huron to Escape- Oii-iaulil
of Rapidly Adviiucins Ilrcy Demon Siluntinti lie.Muul Control.
PROOF OF PREJUDICE
15 m-SUFHGIEIBT
E. G. 1'rwis, St, Louis Pub
lisher, Accused oi Cir cu'a -i
ing Mislead icg Matter.
London, July 12. Dispatches
today from Cadiz, Spain, ay
that ' h riran war.-.iips have be n
srtir -ii i : m' ng along the Moroc
can const. Great alarm is V H
in offi-ial circles and the opin
ion is growing that the kaif . 's
grip on Aganir will not he loos
ened without nerious danger
iva r.
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C'otincilioaii Strain
Cau-e of (':!( l.-tt
Present Club's
Champion
: inent and
:ion Mayor
V. ou t (iuo-i on (kilcoinc.
Ka.t Tawas. Mich., July 12. It is
feaml that .eores of p.-ople are dead I
today In the timber eonflagrat.on that
has ulrvady dcuroyeu the tovns of I
ijn . ada aii.l Au."uhle. .
How lii.uiy have l't-l 's-h'-.l is un-
known and poibly Hover will be
kn wii a . the flames swept evt rythiiiB
ara m me i" tho awful rush and
1 d : '-;now whether flu; is living
or (
KopurN today arc the fire U ra'
ln in tio; -uii.: t - ..' Ti-avi-i .-o City.
Mont the l"vn of Trowbrius; .
destn yi- i; Mi!l rvili". 1-ir.i.itie an1,
i.inawuv are vne nn-t li Crao;'".
j t oui l. Ilov.evi r lioes Ni t
ii linite lfei i.-iou I ted ire
Ke'e Other Aruunieuts
l'i'ii-i'. Heard.
K-oiild- ;
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v 1 'a'on.-l ir.
elitiy heeeni'.; In
iieiictcd for vio
..vs by the fod-
. iv . a-i.s now
!.iery Kuril I'il!e With pirhnr :bl
Mateiail. PaiiKied and Saved Only
hy Hard Wtirk on Part of Dej ait
. inent.
1.
1 1
In
.,ii tl:t !'..rbt
that l
a i
clean. Many perrons were driven u i l,--vlstoii imil l ay j oi i
tin: lire into Like Huron. The fin. p. rati.- piifbt.
tailed l-i.-.t iht.it n. :. r O.-ea-la in the The finn are gaining
vardM I y w mar lilie City and
li- p. .l is from -Mi" na and lioyno . i i- hi i at danger.
Cnv ta tint la-roe firts are buriiins
Si.-.ii- t here. . . er.tl kiKK n Lampni Many piiillis Heixirleil.
ni;il. ihv iatfr jjla.e are .surrounded; Tef'tito, (.-n. , Jul:. 1 - A t treleh i
by p-c fire aim .1 i f.-ured that many j of ?. ni.les of woodland in north. -i n !
purlin. nit -no li;-. inu.-s : w n sw-iil ..
-.. bad :.riu--l th,! t- r-et 1 - -- r- ; i.s; ai-.v.; .N-nn .
i. All are hotiteloa 1 I !ay. Mary until are ivi-.orlei. aim.
bi.dlv burta-d. The j tno property loss will ue enoim-.u
v. l.ri
nt:-..th.-r;
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this (if.
l-'-ii.tr 1
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itint-er- f j rilleii !".". -O.'y
-avao .! y
Sii.ill the raelfia I'o'er & Light
cmpajr- and the Pacific telephone
company be r.a;tiin d to place their
wires underground in the business
sfcfion .. iv-n.llete'.i?
This i.s a subject that will come
squarely before the members of the
'j'.-feetivi
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will be 1.1 'U .. 1.
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coun.: ' tla,- '
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Ilai.'ini j
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-v. tilng and it will
fur the showing of
: of the city official
sv-vral days a,-;o the
a-.hnanee cal.ing for
i- v. ir .-s un k rground
fore the council by
councilman from the
has tak a the
lead in tki- nu;tir at
': i- a .. of th." improve'
food !! ply here b
vi.- ii..vu been
City. i.b y l.-h'f;
ariivcd lnr" today,
le.,-1 f ' : i : pcapi"
At'- de.
rxbausted.
.s.-ul from
In
bay.
Pro- .
L'J.v I
i i' line, wl'.o
a red thai at
perished at
M Hit iii Ordered Out.
l.ansm.;. Mich.. July 1 2. sjo seri
ous is tie; ibu.n-1- to Aticliii,iill towns,
tin Hipii l"iesi 1'ii's today, that the
entire national guard of the state la
to be called out f"i' i-ervi, e. Major
of the miiilaiy departnunt is
m'i. axoriiitf to gel In toiuh with the
governor who is on a j hllnjr trip
on Lake Michigan, to get the neces
sary order for calling out the troops.
llniHtmls Starving;.
North Lay, Out., July Lb Three
towns have been destroyed, seven
prospcctoia known to be chad, many
missing and hundreds starving, are
the results of forest fires that are
raging in the Porcupine district. The
flames arc prcading rapidly.
and
Th: e,. l.o i.s w ere .villi 1 uil
scons of min in; camp- ueMioycd. I
The iievlructl in of Cochrane, a J
town if j;K inh..bitar.ta a! the June- i
lion of the T. N. O. railway and the
Gran l Trunk trar..:con' hn-nlii! ...s.
i i y n '.r onipictc. (
All of the camps from Dome to
Wnttney t ,'V. ns h.p .- were !:. ked up by j
tiio flumes, forcing Hundreds to the I
lakes and rivers. j
Dispatch-.- received from t le mill- 1
ing n.iioii of northern untaru tell of j
much de.-O'uction by in; i .ires, j
Three minors were burned to death j
uml three limn drowned at South i'or- j
cupine. Cochrane is practically ib- .
.stroyrd only had" a dozui buildings
remaining.
South Porcupine and l'ot'sviile have
ab;o been wiped out.
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nochester. N. Y., July 1 2.- Th"
.chrincrs today unanim 'iis'v eh-. hi I
I Jo!:n P. Treat of l-'arso. X lb. im; r
jiit p.'t'titati' and seboU d 1."-.- Mi-
pe'i s as the t convention eit .
i"l. L. Oarr-. t-o.i of Taeonia iva
'eh. te.l .nip.-ii.'.l i-:i l 'in of li'iiuds
W.i-h . .I'll- I Witn the
,1'ioi Mi i.i'ieen. ,i ram'h' r,
,-,t i l ynii'ia. nd iv c -iiiiry officials
li.no ol.ia'ti-d 1:1- f '.st clew toward
-'.';f'n!r an the myat'-rious murder of
An hie C"bh- ami Ins youmr wiJ.-,
w'oo .ere four. I dea 1 last
.-i'.-eilj to tiic
lid th.- pr..rv.l!.j
Initio aii.i another abirni
i ! to briti- our' a .-: .end
:.ny. After the .-ecornl
ii'tiee. on. tie- '.a'nes wc-r"
led an 1 by Z o el a. k all
.a.,.,.-!' past.
l ire Ki.ot fi'oiii ll;i).
Ji .o-'e'.. r, .t I" ..;;" ' ; .r a ne as
iip .-'..' r...v oi '.vouha .. r: u. rlu!:"-
"'Id i.v ib . 5:-i;. . The b u k end of
the livery bain was inh d w .rh iiay
oii..l h '-! til" fil e once spr.-a..! to the
mow, it Would have ben extremely
d'ffi.lilt to handle. How it happened
that tile Hying- .--parks did not lifciit in
hay ctrn not bo xpiained ccept
the .-tidm-.-s of the air an 1 the
tiiv
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of
He
Iriini Hrintis llelugifs.
Hay City, Mich.. July 11. A train
on the Detroit and Mackinac railroad
has reached here1 bearing refugees
from the burned towns of U-coda ami
1 Au Sable. Refugees also were left at
Clchrnne, South Porcupine and . ... . TawHS anj Tuwas City. Con-
rottsvllle are destroyed. Gulden 19 1 tiuetor Prank Wilkiiis, in charge oi
surrounded by flames. Tisbnlo s j the tr.,jni saia jt is almost unbelicv-
li(!ilie Leave 'ii-l.
Kiel Germany, July 12. After
more than a week nt this port, the
600 American midshipmen . who are
i ruising through European waters on
board the battleships Iowa, Massa-
tetts and Indiana, left today for Bergen.
th
by the .-lhllle.-s of
lent in valiant efforts of the fire laddh-s.
U.fir to i Im w'th the :r htads cru-liel J When the roof of the hum bla
.th an axe. .up ii was thoualu- that the biiiiding
iiefoie iii... eoroiv r's jii'.-y here today, was dooim-d ami the horses and vc
F'.ar.'; 'iliirrl.-u, a barber, testified that hides were quickly taken eut.
he thought Mctjueca, who had been j The principal damage was done to
in the insane asylum several times, the restaurant which was completely
had probably wandered into the gutted and the loss falls heavily oil
wrong house and killed Coble and his j the ow ner as he carried no insurance,
wife, thinking he was attacking the j Poke and Kd Smith, who own-d the
half destroyed. KMso wus abandon
ed this morning. The flames are be
yond control.
llcfiigws I-"mH Exhausted.
Ray City, July 12 Refugees ar
riving here todav. from the flame
swept town of Ausable and Oscar,
included Mrs. Diamond, who was a
survivor of the Iroquois theatre fire
nt Chicago. Mrs. Diamond said:
"The flumes spread so rapidly that
the people, by hundreds were com
pelled to rush from their homes to
the lakes and swamps. I saw many
women and children fall exhausted
and Its incredible that all could have
escaped alive. My siRter became sep-
able that the fire should be without
fatilltles.
Small Towns Destroyed.
Detroit, Mich., July 12. The small
er towns of Metz, Millersburg and
Tower, along the Detroit and Mack
inac railroad, were reported burn
ing toduy and Lewlston, in Mont
morency county, and Alger and Tur
ner In Arenac county, were said to
be seriously threatened by forest fires.
Fires Gain Headway.
Wolverine, Mich., July 12. A ' log
ging train In from the Haakwood
branch of the Michigan Central rail
road brings the report that the forest
(Continued on page eight)
CHAMPION BULL-DOGGERSTO MEET AT ROUND-UP
Visitors to the 1911 Round-up this
fall are destined to witness one of the
most thrilling and spectacular con
tests ever pulled off between man and
man in this section of the world If
plans go not awry. This contest will
be nothing other than a meoting be
tween the two greatest "bulldoggers"
of steers which western plains liave
produced, both of whom have held
the title of champion, Dell ltlanchett
and "Buffalo" Vernon.
Plans to get these two steer wrest
lers together before the Round-up
crowds this fall liave been under way
for several months and a letter Just
received from Vernon practically as
sures the contest. Vernon signifies
hls willingness to meet Blnnehett and
a contract has been forwarded to hlin
to sign. Blanchett has already sign,
ed to come so that It seems that noth
ing can stand in the way of the meet
ing.
Met Oiu" IWTore.
There Is great rivalry botwoon these
two men and their contest this fall
will not be the first time they heve
met for supremacy In their uxclting
specialty. Iist year during the Fes
tival of the Dawn of gold at Sacra
mento, they met, at which time the
title of champion was wreBted from
MeXulty Re-elected.
Atlantic City, July 12. Thomas
McNulty of Baltimore, was re-elected
today, as Grand Trustee by the . .a-
tional Convention of Klks.
Vernon. The latter, therefore, Is
more than desirous of meeting his
lanky opponent again and It is prob
able that they will make a little side
bet by way of showing their faith In
their own powers.
Besides their ability In throwing a
steer barehanded, both men are pro
ficient with the rope and are sched
uled to give dally exhibitions with
their lariats, Blanchet is also
buckaroo of repute and his wife Is
credited with being tho champion wo
man broncho buster of tho world and
both will bo seen ustrlde some of the
Round-up "outlaws."
Ktiitfo Couches Secured.
At the meeting of the Round-up
association last evening, the an
nouncement was made that at least
two stage coaches will be brought
here to participate in the array of
frontier features. In addition to the
one found on the llonifcr ranch near
Gibbon, another has been located hj
Exhibition Manager Moorhouso on
tho Nelson farm near Walla Walltt
and the owner has offered It to the
Roundup. If these old pioneer car
riers can be made sufficiently strong,
they will be pitted against each other
in a race, if not they will be used for
exhibition purposes only,
DESERT PROSECUTION
Los Angeles, July 12. As a result,
it Is said, of the pleading of his wife
and uncle, to desert the prosecution
and come over to the side of the de
fense in the McXamara case, Ortie
McManigul today shows signs of a
riental and physical breakdown.
Mrs. McManigul, after visiting him
at the Jail, said the condition of her
husband causes tier great alarm. It
Is said he Is breaking down under
conflicting emotions to which he has
been subjected by both sides.
Thrifts of ProsiXMitlon.
Mrs. McManlgal says her husband
would like to come over to the de
fense but threats of the prosecution
prevent him doing so.
To her pleas, McManigal Is alleged
to have answered: -I can't do it.
They would hang me if I did."
Jail attaches say that McManigal
has lost eighteen pounds since his
incareeration. Irately, ho seems
downcast and extremely nervous.
P.artiett family.
McQueen had nride threats against
him Banlett tesrfied, and had fol
lowed him through the woods while
armed.
McQueen, it was learned, started
for Olympia the morning of the mur
der but got off the train at Tenine and
was seen walking back toward Rain
ier.
cleaning and pre.-siug establishment,
carried ho insurance either, but the
damage to their equipment was small.
Harold Stewart, proprietor and owner
of the livery barn, carrid enough in
surance to cover his loss, as did
George Darveau, who owned me
buildings occupied by the restaurant
and pressing plant.
FIGHT OVER GIRL
HEIRESS RENEWED
DICK TO DICK" LETTER.
CAXXOT BE LOCATED
Washington, July 12. That the
I Morgan-Guggenheim "grab" of the
'Alaskan coal industries, through ac
j quisition of lands on the shore of
Civic Ciu'o Petitions.
Til.- '..'.sis of trie action by Council
i-i-i ."-train will be the resolution of
civic clui. asking for the
'.! p "l.-s and overhead
petition was furnished
.bi by Mrs. J. A. Fee,
the civic club and the
i'.i ei li- s li -f.-u active in
a -u;i"'rtiny the move,
lib. in Poubt.
r i: i i x i 1 1 ' e : 1 1 1 . -- ".!" opinion made
.M:.--r Mui'p'oy an.l members of
U'iim-il t O.ty it appears the fats
of the novo is in doubt, though
iii'ii,'.-- of the improvement believe It
.il! win out.
Mayor Won't Guess.
Asked as to his position upon th
subi'H t an 1 iv-- to his opinion whether
ir not the urobilin, e will be favored
j Mayor K. J. Murphy deVlined to com
di. i,iw, ir t. ...... ti
the outcome is problematic and he
would in 't venture a guess. He says
the entire matter will be threshed
out by the council.
Strain is Champion.
Councilman Strain, who has cham
pioned the move to get the wires
underground, is earnestly for it and
hopes for success though he has
made no canvass of the council upon
the subject. Mr. Strain particularly
favors getting the electric wires
underground because of the danger
firemen are subject to when fires
break out in the business section at
this time.
However, Mr. Strain has no defi
nite plan worked out for bringing the
Improvement about and says he de
sires to see no hasty action taken,
one way or the other. He wants the
entire matter studied carefully and
an ordinance drawn that will protect
the interests of the public ii the most
Controller Bay are not yet consum
mated was positively asserted here
today by Secretary of the Interior
Fisher.
Mr. Fisher said a second of the files
has failed to disclose the famous
"Dick to Dick" letter, although the
Investigation is still proceeding.
The fight for the guardianship of
Mary Jane Swash. 13 year old heiress
to a fifty thousand dollar estate, was
begun afresh today in the county
court, the girl's stepfather and uncle,
William Swash, and her aunt, Mrs.
Viola Anders of Portland, both striv
ing to be appointed one. Tho former
is being represented by Attorneys
Bailey Q Perry and the latter by At
torneys Fee and Slater. ,
Several weeks ago. William Swash, j if plans of the members of the lo
w ho had married his brother's widow, I cai banJ can be t.arrieti out the band
petitioned me county couri, upon wni soon have a permanent director
the death of his wife and the girl's l.in the person of Chauneey Huynes and
tht rough manner possible.
Dyer is Favorable.
Councilman Dyer stated this morn
ing that he was in favor of such an
ordinance if it would not result in
the paved streets being continually
torn up and he expressed the opinion
(Continued on page eight.)
WEEKLY CONCERTS PLANNED BY LOCAL BAND
imiTlSH CONSI L GENERAL
TO EGYPT IS DEAD
London, July 12. Worried into his
grave by official cares, Sir Eldon
Uorst, consul general to Egypt, died
today. Fears of an active resistance
to urilisn domination in Egypt are
said to have been the principal cause
of his broken health. It is the belief
here today that Lord Kitchener is In
line to succeed Gorst. His iron hand,
it is hoped, will effectually quell plots
of Egyptian conspirators.
Round-up. It will be a 25 piece band
and the weekly concerts will be held
upon the street corners, at the fair
onvitimi or nt thia ,..oi,.f v,,-.i,.i In
mother, for the adoption and guard-ia series of weekly concerts" will be i cordance with the desires of the con-
tributors to the fund.
At this time Haynes is directing a
band at starhuck, Wash., and he will
continue that work there during the
summer and also manage a picture
kinship of the child, making un uft'i-; given between now and the time of
davit at the time that he was the only ; the Round-up.
person near of kin in the state. Upon j At a meeting held last evening be
lli is presentation and there being no twPPn members ot the bani1 an,. :r
objection, Judge Maloney signed the , Haynes negotiations were carried on
with a view io Having Haynes take show there. However, he is figuring
It appears, however, that alter the the leadership of the bivid and direct j upon moving to this city in the fall
petition was signed, no notice of it i; nt 1(,at until after the Roundup. I to remain pcrmancntlv "and to con
was published and the petition itself Tht, securing of the director at this 'duet a beginners' band" hero provided
curried In tho pockets of the attorneys tillle is e.mditioned upon the raising I such an organisation can be formed
until the order was signed when it of ., fun i f,.r the purpose of paying i ' .
was filed along with the order. ; f()r th,, weekly concerts. To solicit , ie;ri MILLION IRF
.tiis. .vnuei, iiivii.-iiin.ii, .ippemtr.i t)lls tun,i a committee has been an
SMCGC.I.EKS TO P.E INDICTED
New York. July 12. The f -der.il
the matter lo Hi., circuit court and ,. .a ..n,.a..ii,... n.a..i. ci....,, I
Judge Phelps reversed the action of joe Parkes, Gay Hayden, J. C. '
the county court on the grounds that m,.i -.,,. ,.i i n.- r.i.-in mi l Tt w !
no notice of the petition had been puncher. It is the intention of this ! Kr:u"' i"r-v that lms bopn ive-tigat-publithed.
.committee to get busy at once and I Ing the gignnt ic smuax'liig case which
The matter is now back before .ascertain if a sufficient fund may be i involves Mrs. Helen D. Jenkins as
Judcc Maloney. both panic. trying io r;ljSed to allow them to go ahead with tlle central figure, announced today
secure the guardianship of the child, their program. I that it will conclude its labors Fri-
and the matter Is bolng contested hot- T'nder the tentative arrangements 'I'Ty. It is believed that both the
ly this atiernoon made with Haynes he will be here millionaires who are rhargod with
. during part of the time each week complicity In the case will be indict-
between now and Round-up time and j (,1 and detectives are today shadow
will dire, t the local band during the j '"S the two men.
A. Xevlow of Kcnnewlck is regis
tered at the Bowman.