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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1915.
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RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS
1 Satisfaction f Mortgage-.
A mortgage executed. by J. D. and
M. A. Kirk to V. X). Allison. March
11, 1915. is pa:d and satisfied.
A mortgage executed by J. H.
Young et ux. to S. I. LLsle, Novem
ber 26. 190S, for j:6t0, is paid and
satisfied.
Chattel Mortgage.
I. H. Kancher to Fred A. Bailey
1140, 2 mares. 1 buggy, 1 set har
ness; also Increase from mares.
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Smokers of
Tiirkish Trophies
Cigarettes fifteen years ago
are smokers of
Turkish Trophies
Cigarettes today I
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Mortgage.
D. and M. V. Kirk to w n v
ison, j3oo, 160 acres land, title de
scriptive.
James A. Numbers et ux to John
E. Montgomery, tiingo t
n.nu, uue descriptive.
Deeds.
J. H. and P. D. Young to Chaa. R.
Lisle, 110.00, a tract of land, title de-
vnpuve.
lni'' Lisle to P. D. Young, 10.
.i unci ot iana, title descriptive.
John E. Montgomery to James A,
west 1-2 of NE 1-4, the SE 1-4 of
-v i-i, me w 1-2 of SE 1-4. the E.
ot 1-4 and SW 1-4 of sec 26,
T. 5 X.. R. Jl, E. w. M.
J. H. and P. D. Young to Chaa. R.
Lisle, 10, a tract ot land, title de
scriptive Chas. R. Lisle to 3. H. and P D
Young. 10. A tract of land, title
desca-iptive.
Patent.
Frank E. Sherman, 160 acres land
title descriptive.
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MYSTERIOUS RIVER OF
ALASKA IS CHARTED
i WASHINGTON, April 8. The re
!ccnt announcement by the depart
j n er,tof commerce of the discovery or
a practicable channel into the Kush
, kokwirn river, Alaska. attracted
.widespread interest. The interest
, HI be renewed by a notice just ls
, sued by the department to the effect
i that the coast and goedetlc survey
j has printed two companion charts,
,ne of Kushkokwim bay and one of
Ule rer. Both charts are supple
mented by leaflets of sailing direc
, t:ons containing a full description of
the courses which snouid be follow
ed, the landmarks and other details
of importance to the navigator.
Tie charts furnish the long sought
answer to the question of how to
leach in safety the mouth of the riv
er from the sea. For the first time
the navigator has the means to avoid
the deceptive blind channels which
penetrate the shoals of the delta and
a guide to follow the river channel
as It winds lis way through the mud
banks of the river bed.
These charts give the results of
four years of persistent effort in
adverse weather, many hardships and
some danger. With their aid this
great river valley becomes accessible
The resources of a territory cover
ing many thousands of square miles
await development by those who will
grasp the opportunity. The chart
makers have blazed the way.
HEMPSTEAD. N. Y
reply to the 1 10,000 alienation suit
which Joseph C. St. John, contractor,
has filed against Warren A. Wrown,
real estate dealer, Mrs. Myra St.
Title Takes the fount When 1,11 Ar
Uiur Takes a Snooze ou
King Moor.
With Jack Johnson, when he went
down for the count, was the phrase,
"white hope," says one writer. Coined
July 6. 1910, the day after Johnson
knocked out James J. Jeffries former
title holder, at Reno. Nev., the two
words have hud a continuous life on
tho sport pages for nearly five yenrs.
No one knows who the first "white
hope" was, or who first put the two
words together.- Tnlike "watchful
waiting" and the "blg'stick" the orig
in of the phrase la disputed.
But the "white hopes" were legion
They sprounted like weeds right after
the bluck "beat Jeffries. Like weeds,
too, most of them had short lives.
Carl Morris. Jim Wlynn, Gunboat
Smith, Arthur Pelkey, Hull Young,
Frank Moran. Luther McCarthy and
even Jesa Wlllard. loomed up almost
simultaneously as possible champions
of the white race. The last "whit
hope'i was Tom Cowler, picked up In
Portland by Jim Corbett, and touted
as a world-beater.
Johnson and other circumstances
eliminated most of these "white
hopes." Arthur Pelkey killed his fel
low hope, McCarthy, In the first round
of their go at Calgary early In 1914
full Young died at the hands of Wll
lard In a fight at Los Angeles last
summer. Johnson himself put Jim
Flvnn out at Las Vegas, July 4, 1912.
"White hope" Is a phrase that Is
probably gone for 'good. Public sen
timent is against more Inter-raelal
fights. Besides, It will be some tlmn
before a colored fighter entertains
any serious desire to mix with Jess
Wlllard.
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SOKE. TIRED FEE!
"TIZ" For Tender, Puffed -up, 11 am
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April 9. In! John asserts It is "spite work" oni St. John will put Into evidence sev-
the part of her husband, and that eral poems written by Brown to Mrs.
after he deserted her and ran away, St. John. Brown explains that the!
to Harrtman, N. Y., Mr. Brown aided poems were not written for Mrs. St. 1
her. John but for her four children. I
Life Sentence Is Speedy.
SAGINAW, Mich., April 8. Robert
Smith, of Cleveland, was sentenced
to life Imprisonment for the murder
late yesetrday of Mrs. Grace Steln
hauser, of this city, whom he was to
have married last night.
Smith began serving his sentence
less than 24 hours after the murder.
Smith met Mrs. Stelnhauser In the
county jail recently, while serving a
sentence for vagrancy.
The funny actions may be due to
a missing sense of humor.
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HOW RAILWAY TRAINS
ARE MADE SANITARY
WASHINGTON, April 8. In a re
port dealing with the migration of
tuberculous persons in interstate
traffic recently Issued by the United
Slates public health service, the man
ner of cleaning and disinfecting Pull
man cars, day coaches, mail and bag
gage cars, at Acheville, N. C, Is de
scribed. a
When we consider the number of
persons who travel to and from
health resorts the. necessity of thor
ough cleansing of railroad cars be
comes evident. Not only Is formalde
hyde gas used as a disinfectant, but
soap and hot water are liberally" used
as a means of mechanical cleansing.
Dust is removed from the carpets,
upholstered seats and Interior of the
cars by means of compressed air
which has been found to be the most
efficient means for this purpose.
Fresh air and sunlight which are
anion? the best disinfecting agents
we have, are also utilized as a fur
ther means of cleaning the blanket,
mattresses and curtains used In
Pullman cars.
In addition to the cleaning and dis
infection of railroad coachea the use
of individual drinking cups, drinking
water of a required standard of pur
ity, Individual towels and dental lav
oratories are all factors which make
traveling by railroad not only more
agreeable bat safer. j
The slogan "Safety First". applies
not only to the prevention of acci
dents, but the prevention of disease.
L4 man in New York, who died
WORTH $80,000,000;
NKVKK ISED T13J-TPHOXE
SANTA MONICA, Cal.. April
The four sisters of John G.
Wendell, said to be the richest
here recently. Inherited (60,-
000 000. They have never ridden
in an automobile, yacht, or ele-
vator.
Never used a telephone.
Never entered a theater.
Never received callers.
Have not been Inside of a
church In 20 years.
Not made a public gift to
charity.
Tarkhnrst U On Grill.
SAJT FRANCISCO, April 8. Re
celpt by the Oakland presbytery of 1
request from the clerk of the New
York City presbytery for copies of
all letters passing between the Oak
land presbytery and Dr. Charles H.
Parkhurst, pastor of the Madison
Square Presbyterian church of New
York, has opened again the situation
that developed when Dr. Parkhurst
sent to C. A. Sharbaro of this city, a
telegram that expressed surprise at
the "danger" of prohibition's carry
in? In this state nearly a year ago.
The telegram was made a principal
weapon of the liquor Interests and
shortly after it was posted on many
billboards throughout the state the
Oakland presbytery adopted a reso
lution of protest that was sent to
the New York presbytery.
Th letters will be sent.
SAYS SHE TRIED TO BUY 320,000 RIFLES
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NEW YORK. April . In the in
vestigation Into the efforts of vari
ous persons to obtain and sell to for
eign governments the 820,000 did
Krag rifles stored by the' United
States government In the various ar
senals since the new type Springfield
rifle was adopted by the navy Mrs.!
Alma Lewis has come forth with the
admission that she had several well
prepared plans on foot to turn over
the entire lot of weapons to one of
the allies If she could purchase them
from Uncle Sam,
It Is said that 830 each could be
realized on the rifles now whereas
In peace time they command about
13 each.
ITALIAN FLEET MOVES
NEARER THE ADRIATIC
ON THE ITALIAN FRONTIER,
via Paris, April 8. The warships of
the Italian fleet departed suddenly
on Monday from the Mediterranean
raval stations at Spezla, Gaeta and
Maddalena Islands. They concentrat
ed at Augusta, Sicily, and at Taran
to. They are thus within a few hours
of the Adriatic.
The departure of these warships
caused a profound Impression, partic
ularly at Spezla, where until last Sun
day, the harbor was crowded with
dreadnoughts, cruisers and torpedo-1
boat destroyers, while tho town was1
filled with officers and sailors. j
Italy now hus the finest fleet in
her history. It Is headed by several
new dreadnoughts of which the most
formidable is the Conte de Cavour,
which corresponds in the Italian navy
to England's Queen Elizabeth.
The future movements of the fleet
are veiled with absolute secrecy. It
is asserted that only the king and
one or two of the highest government
officials are acquainted with tha
plans decided spon.
Texas Kl bet-tan Killed by Front.
AUSTIN Tex.. April 9. Recent
frosts and cold weather virtually have
destroyed the F.lberta peach crop In
Texas, according to reports here to
the Texas department of agriculture.
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(30,000 Damakcs Aakod
SALEM, Or., April 7 J. 8. Bill
ings, of Dallas, filed suit In tha cir
cuit court there against II. L. Fn
ton, also of Dallas, demanding 130,
000 for alleged alienation of tha af
fections of Mrs. Billings.
Both families are prominent asra
and highly connected. Billing ta
represented by Attorney Guy Smith.
Voter Ital-tos Blister
INDIANAPOLIS, April 7. Enno
Harms who used to be custodian . of
the City Hall In Terre Haute until
he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to
corrupt a Federal election tentifiod
In court hera that Mayor Roberts of
'lerre Haute, had tried to tell him
what to say If the grand Jury got
him.
Harms, the former custodian, said
he voted for other people on election
day until he wore a blister on his
finger, pulling the voting machine
lever at the precinct where he was
an election inspector. After that
used a stick.
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Spain Extends Its Embargo.
MADRID, Spain, April 9. Supple
menting Its order of March 12 prohib
iting the exportation of certain food
products, the government Issued a de
cree forbidding the exportation of the
following articles: Iron, steel, tin, aul
Phur, aluminum, antimony, ammon
ia, rubber, mineral oils and forage.
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