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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-28

still held by Hacnr on the terms o.
lease she had taken from The receiver
IN bankruptcy for the fugitive Arthui
Stanley. still fleeing from Justice
wrongfully under the onus or bein,
the murderer of Dr. Lee.
Luke Lowell. when he recovered con
ionSu.>>. drew himself from the moi
,uw beside the now ri-hIcl van. n,
bad no intention Of cndea yorinr 4,
rejoin such Of the tramps who hat
attacked the camp with him and mich
have escaped unhurt FROM uuabba-.
landslide.
Luke stole away unohserved. and nj.
Que thought was TO make his fortun,
tom his knowledge Of the Stanle,
STREET.-THE knowledge he had gained
ffom a glimpse at the document In Ha
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-28

themselves to return to their snbmerg
ed. annihiiated camp With an aching
J heart and a great burning sense OF re-
preach for his rash deed that had
worked such iii when he had meant
but good. Quabba could see that Esther
and Hagar were not among the hys-
ierical gypsies returning to the scene
Of destruction
When Quabba reached the heaps OF
stone and wreckage that bad been the
camp site be found the gypsies already
gathered la a group TO where the a
Of Hagar lay overturned and half
covered by a inass OF rocks and earth
Then his heart beat again with joy
as lie heard tie voice Of Esther. tremu-
lous. yet brave for ali that, issue from
beneath the van If you are friends.
save u.s." was Esthers cry. Strong
and willing hands tore at the heaprd
up rock and rubble. and strained and
lifted at the van
500 the van was raised from over
the cavity its very o~verturning had
made. There was Esther and Ha-
gar. trembling but unhurt save for q
few minor scratches and bruises. bur
In the bottom OF the cavity lay the
still
Kindly hands drew Hagar and Es-
Their out and Quabba fell at their feet.
uttering incolerent self accusations
mingled with equally incoherent
thanksgivings. A kindly hand threw
a coat across the inanimate face and
form OF the cyspy outlaw.
Then comedy succeeded tragedy. The
shrili. chattering cries Of Clarence. the
monkey. were heard voicing his simian
fright and Indignation from within the
van.
The mercuriaI gypsies turned from
signs 70 laughter. and even the wan
lips Of Esther were wreathed in a
smile n Quabba cried eXci;edly. Il am
coming. Clarence. my SOU" and 80 say
ing he wrenchcl open the shattered
window OF the van and the frightened
monkey Ieaped into his masters arms
and began c.attcring his thanks aud
Joy.
The saving ~ gypsy lives was due TO
the prov idential fact that the onslaught
Of tie maraudIng traniIrs led by Lowell
had driven the gyiSits from the danger
zone whrre the avalanche OF stone
and earth had struck the camp.
How many Of the invaders lay buried
beneath tie settled landslide the philo
sOplical gyI,>ie> neither cared nor
sought t. ascertain. Ii was later found
that Luke Lowell evidently had beer
only stunned aud not killed. as was ut
first supposed. For when the gypsicS
returned. after making rude shelter
tents away from the rubble OF the
landslide for Esther. Ha=ar and their
children and women folk. no trace Of
Lowell could he found.
He had recovered Consciousness. II
was evident. and had stolen away.
fearful ~ the vengeance OF his former
Itomany associates.
Quabba deemed II best 10 keep secret
Of the landslide. II had been n fatal
Success lie affected the philosophy Of
the gypSies In the matter and agreed
with them that somehow good had
come ont Of The general destruction.
even If II were only their radiance Of
the INSCRIPTIONS Luke lowell and his
rlilian rahhle. the rr7imrs.
Acknowledged n their princess and
~reicnin. over them as regent for the
afflicted Ilagar. Esther appointed y
head man from the Gypsies IN the
place Of the depo~cl and hanishcd
Lowell and returned with Hagar and
Quabba to Stanley hail. which was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-28

horse drops dead In its tracks A.
this horse falls the treasure sack with
the banknotes falls half under the dy-
ing animal.
The bulk or its PROSTATE body masks
the treasure sack OF b~anknotes and
hides II from view OF the posse that
galiops almost over the dead horses
hoofs m the pursuit Of the three sur-
viying desperadoes goes on.
"A month later John Powell. sheep
herder. is sem to the desert TO nnd n
strayed flock Beneath the skeleton
OF n buzzards' feast. N dead horse. be
finds the stolen treasure. In a Wild
frenzy or hysterical delight John Pow
I'll remembers Monte Cristo," which.
~ the wild young master OF Stanley
ball. nc had read with greedy eager
moss And no. like Edmond Dantes.
! stands erect and cries I'm the burn
az desert waste. THE world II miner
The diamond IN lying near. RI
CLEANS In the sun on the desert sand.
among ratflesnakes and cacti- but
John Powell. blinded Witt the treasure
that he grasps from the bones " q
moIdering horse. sect II not And
there u IiesI Who will get Il next1
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gambling house keeper. who held the
bad check for S.Np tie had casbed for
Blair. and who was the most pressing
claimant against him
At this conference. although the &C
~eusation was not made. Mrs Stanley
soon surmised that Blake and Bloom
knew OF Biair's guilt OF the murder or
DIR Lee. II was from Blake and
Bloom. through the agency or the inky
thumb print on the bad check. that the
guilt had been established. bis moth
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Xxx.
Wealth From the Desert.

- RS. STANLEY resolved %
make friends with Hagar's
supposed daughter. III Arthur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
ENGLISH BEGIN ARTILLERY ATTACKS
IN FRENCH AND BELGIAN THEATERS
GERMANS WAGE HANDTo.HAND BATTLES NEAR NEU.
WILLIE AND LOoS-AUSTRIANs AND ITALIANS
RESUME OPERATIONS AFTER SETBACK


bJ Associated Pres
LONDON. Feb. From Belgium
to the Vosges mountains the belll-
gerenls are hufliug bombs from big
guns IN addition 20 granade charges
and sapping operations. The Bri-
tish shelled the German trenches be-
tween the Somme and Ancre rivers.
and sappers mined and destroyed by
the explosions the crater held by the
Teutons north OF Hulluch. Tho Ger
mans hombarded the English trench
- north OF Ypres. while loo the loos
and Sueville districts they engaged
the Allies IN hand-to-hand and gre
made fighting.
Tie French are increasing their
artillery fire especially IN the Argou-
ne Austrian airships raidcd Shumska
and Volhynia where they fired mn
merous buildings AriillcH duels
predominant on the Italian and
Austrian fronts. The B"i.ish report
the capture OF Germans by the
French In West Africa.
The war office has taken issue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
GERMANY Rejects LATEST PROPOSAL
FOR SETTLEMENT Of CONTROVERSY
BERlIN FOREIGN OFFICE WILL NOT PERMIT rkof''of
TION or SUBMARINE WARFARE--AGREE 10 LA
ABILITY FOR LOSS or NEUTRAL LIVES.

,l states. but still they do not Dind
Germany ON The continuation OF sub
-uc warfare. Germany believes
ra, the promise TO discontinue
sinking un-oslsting morchantineht
uIluui warming brings the campaign
within the bounds of internalionai
mv. and any inclusion that that
phase of the agreement is unne'e',
mry is numiliatlrg TO the Imperial
H.s. umont
Lansing declared that the posi-
. t.u of 'hc United states is unchanE-
cd d. n known that the only
.lanec made by the Berlin Foreign
office was tho substitute for me
/ word Illegal was the phrase al
Uniting liability Tor the lives OF neu-
luIs and that the German govern
/ |u.u, 0iu not permit prohiai''o''
IuI hmarno warfare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
CLOSE ARGUMENT
IN M0HR TRIAL
PROSECUTION ASSERTS THAT
DEFENDANT DID NOT SEE
HER DEAD III SBAND.
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE:
Says Two Negroes We're out oi job
And That ~, 900 for killinE Ir.
Mohr Was A Fortune TO
T'ie-'


&C. ta.rria'cd Pres.
PROVIDENCE. r. J.. Feb A.
Attorney General Rice completed the
closing argument OF the prosecution
200 tho trial of Mrs Elizabeth Nohr
late today Nrs Nohr and two ur-
groos Cecil Brown and Henry spell
man. are charged with tho murder OF
Or Franklin Hohr Mrs Nohr was
unmote1 during the days proceed
iugs. except when she Nep' as the
prosecutor asserted that there was
emo evidence that s1r looked upon
the face OF hcr dead husband
Tie continued. Defendants Brown
and SpcUman ar" not ol job. and
thc offer of tVo thousand dollars for
o. Ioh of ihs kind Is fortune '1
them we find Mrs Mohr sIiue fo-
O. divorce. and the feeling is $50 h.t.
iar that they are trying to DO an
they can against each other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
CAR C0ND|tT0R
SUElf9RKI KISS
KANSAS CITY Glal, CHS Sioo.ou
FOK NLLEIiluKO~DtI}-
TORY SALtfl

Uy Associated ru-s
KANSAS CITY. N0 .o.
Tho metropolitan Su Railway
Company was ordei 0.e count
today 60 pay Miss Eve Wl'iue-
ton, aged lG. i've hurEed dollars
Tor kiss Gdminisior, py One OF
the company cuf ato ahe v"7
ca ga, oar en- .frrt 4 i...--..l.. .,.-
cause her cousin n trouble ia
aliehuur from the 81 Dn
tight skirts Tho U1ur
laughed. and later kissed rHH
Did YOU Fnt hunt ash ..
iufury
W,H Do, hs .d mo"
War.I
ahe .d fIr G.. .risH,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
G.. RMAN SAILORS
SUGGEST DISPOSAL.
TESTIMONY OF PRIZE CREW HAS
HEARING on SETTLEMENT
on IISPTTE.

~ 0HH.' tAN'N y NAhH
NEWPORT NEWS. Feb l-
Thirteen of the twenty German sail
ors who aided Lieutenant ncrg's
prize crew IN bringing the captured
ship Appam across the Atlantic have
outlined their wishes for the dispOs-
al OF the line- according 10 % state.
.'FeW ,rta D Washington D. DIi
lo,'or Hamilton q les understood
th.' the statement contains iufor-
nation as 90 whether thc work OF the
pr..o crew was voluntary or not. q
point which may have important
bearing on the decision Of officials
Seven were captured Uy thc my.-
'rrIous raider ana tho other h'r-
teen were civilian prisoner ou 'hn
way 90 @ detention camp Thrna of
the thirteen wore women The Hri-
tsh crew OF tae >ppam lef' today
for sew York
Niur sea raiders of fha tNp" Ol
the Noevp ha.. boon Gtod nn' ny
tho Germans uue of which escaped
through the kl.' Canal ai tho same
time tho V.rHr. and Ut.u SINCE
been ureyu. u British commerce.
1rr.-fius iu Nr. IHu.. I..'.r.
wife of .he British G1..HH.t,reD'
of Ashanti aHa $500. uue o.. '.U
passenger m board .. Apnu s0"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

..r-,rroad,ns, Of f. a..a,,f rouH
PFKNG. Feb Laur ch-chao
Is popularity regarded u. tho pto-
sressit,s ol China ls th, actual i,ad-
rr of me movement which ulmimt-
od Boo tbo revolution boz imran ii"
b.. easily the most celebrated ''aasl. ..
GOD studai n china, according to.
Mo Chinese Idcala. and ie D'lnhr1t- .
ri throughout the republic as '
teacher $50 other mou in China BE-
.ppuo.rd to have greater facility
tor whiting classical Chinese
Ilanr rblghao e8s n tho govern
maut service iu rrkug when iho
monarehical movement began and
within mrcc weeks % lrit this city
20 join 'he app n.3 ~ Nmr ~h'.
a., ga ly.D .at ~ '1
inr under Tho immedisI direction Of
ono of L..ng Crtoh1oi most noted
rr Ta Ao
Th. drmeH .Hed classical 'H-
dent .as ho editor OF tbe nr' ,n-
t... 1aUr newspaper .,.r published
f. p.tna Ha Ra. aa'..Wo1 ...h
H,a movement fo m..lt ihr Htr
Grand Nmur. p..nrr Or" H..
.uf n $50. .4s .rrH' io l'.. tn
Japan together aH tho s.u.r. Poe
..r. r...H who a'f.-wH. ...UI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
SPEAKER ROBES
BURNED N FIRE.
tNNAU'1N P'HffINI\T NIf-T-
Is mIUlti ~ ui VICTORIA
va 80 VI.

N. "H.. .'.i |r..
OTTAWA. T.b T., Cam f..r
Parliament u.. u e auditorium of
'H" Royal N..r Museum today
unnt.r sD.e. r ilcI bU vfh
.II fUs r.H. oi D c. as 'h.. "
destroyed r thr million In''"
.r. H.'.H destroy Goo rlr'Hm.r.
I..'HIr.a .af uiF. Premier H..
|.r Rood u..sIr. of r0rHuI. ..
... King George ho Duke O- .
r.H.. fH. sut. General r"
'.H province. uf gc country f.
...' aarrb and
.sr' ed he torfod soon
. 10 H.Hmot proceeded #r.
I..|rf.|
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
BILL
PASSES SENATE
pItptENTlC LEADERS OifEi'
tNlINuHrNT~ 80 iNDTrENu-
INtI til ASI.


I. ,....Ht,a ross
WASHINGTON % o. reb O.
rr. Senate passed thc philippine
tl tp lraut the islands indopend-
rnpe within -four years. and 60 pro
Vide fDr the immediate enlargement
of the powers of sell-goyernmont
Tho vote stood -e-et The bin has
+ A.. -. ,.a.a.u i...f .llsas. Itr 'sI
ious Democratic sonstorH lod ~
r'.r. tr..' fn fw.Hi certain foa
... . f.. Independence clause hut
t.s. H.fpi. Vr-r unsuccessful f
undo. cod 'ha Wilson afI pro.
rHa ".l.ura .o ..... nH.r. 800 'U.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

ug Associated '.rfs
WASHINGTON % g. Fob
Caurr. Government forces oer. f'0-
to-ious over tl. rahaIs a. Sl.,uiow
Fr after thr arrival of additional
troops arf 10 a Thought fhsf .hav
nov have fre situation Loo hand 1aII
tH. ra.. ..Is 90 -u .n.fla Fl Rsr billie
- 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

in the German statement concern
inr the damage done in the recent
Zeppelin raids u ENGLAND The
returns show th. ae men rs wo-
men. snd Z children were killed and
IS meu 90 women and children
were injured The statement shows
the ruiounded cla. mthai economic
life u Great britain H unaffected
by the UWIauous bomA dropping
hy I.rpolus which wander over
the country 40 night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
WILSON RETURNS To CAPITAL
AFTER INITIAL EFFORT FOR
INCREASED STRENGTH.
DISCUSSES LUSITAN|A CASE
T. Informed That South L. Mast
Doubtful for Supporting Admin
istration's Plans for Ma
tlunni l'rcparesint>s.


hssocisiod rrszs.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb i--
The President returned to the Capt
tal today from his speaking torr.
and is so pleased with the results
that be- Will probably make auothc'
tour after February 10th, unless the
1sitanla or other foreign negotia-
,ns become critical Re has been
red to visit the South and West.
nd that q special effort viii De
needed 70 win the favor of the South
IN the program H' expects confer
uces with the Senators and Repre-
tcntatives from the doubtful sections
soon. and in which be- uIll urge The
passage OF the army and navy bills.
Tie conferred witch Lansing on the
Lus.iln.a controversy today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
BERLIN JOURNAL
CR|TICIsES NOTE
SAYS UNTTFD STATES DOES Not
WISH TNDERST ANDiNG WITH
GFRNANN.


r- tsi-a'rs rress.
prRJfS. Frb THE Lokal
,-...r.rr looks upon the situation
..ffarlv coming into '1istance
..-.-rH Washington .usisianee that
-.rrauy declare the sinking 1f the
....ra Weea al very grave. as
.rrarsut trat pending ueTofia-
,-s Ha.a been suspended on other
,.t.-ef matters until deciau-
t,- .s r...r aad that the situation
-. f... Bond ~ a break The
.,,l,i, ends We only conclude that
,y,.t.rltar does uot wish an under.
rsud.nr sta Germany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
FOURTEEN LIVES
LOST IN Floods
RED CROSS RELIFF PARTN Will
IBf SFNT To uNFG
NOTIONS.


LITTLE ROCK. ARA Fah. '-
Relief will bc sent to tV1 thousand
flood sufferers .n fhn lower Aran.
sas river bottoms from fI'f'H Rock
tomorrow ReDressutatitas of thn
Red Cross society are Boo cHarlr o.
the work Rescuinr par'.. a..I t'
sent to Dumas and star Ci'y where
if is reported that probably more
than fourteen lives have been l0si
MsnF negroes are waro0uai ln tHn
Colkuo0l aud Cho.fat bottoms au'
Rll 1-0au unless they arc rescued
Immediately
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

BERLIN, Feb An official
communication admits that the Zen
pelu LIE has not returned. and
that Inquiries have been made with
cut results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

LONDON Feb i-Thc Zeppelin
I-l9 is believed to ho returning 20
England io continue the raids. II
was reported yesterday that 10 was
fired 900 by ultch soldiers. and no
trace ha, bpeu found NJ n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05
VILLA ADVANCES
TOWARD OJ|NAGA
CONIMANpANT ASKS RANCHERS
TO ASSIST N uIFENUING
CITY.


~ N9FTT' ltFn FFfsf
PRESlntO Feb t-Franclsco
villa Is reported 10 be- advancing
on OHnaEa. opposite ,his city Con
eral Jose Roias. c0mmaudan' ar
Olnaga. has sent a hundred men
20 intercept villa a. Bonita ff'v
miles west Rauchmen have been
ordered 90 assist in tho defense o'
the city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-05

Continued on Page Twol
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-21
HOW IT HAPPENED

Lillian" said mother severely,
''there were two pieces of cake in the
pantry this morning and now there
is only one. How does this hap
penn"
"I don't know. It musta been so
dark didn't see the other piece. -
Ladies' Home Journal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-21

ToDAY'S BELLRINGER
First Traveller - So you have re-
turned from Africa? Had any mar
now escapes?
Second T.-Only one - a regular
prize winner, I should think.
First T-Let me hear it.
Second T.-WeI, was chased by
a big lion, and having no cartridges
left, threw away my rife and faced
the brute, but as he sprang at me
I caught him by the lower jaw with
one hand and by the nose with the
other. And there 1 stood and held
his mouth wide open until he starved
to death. A narrow escape, eh?-
Tit-Bits.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-21
ONLY TO BE EXPECTED

A conscientious young Sunday
school teacher had been telling her
class of little boys about the crowns
of glory and the rewards in heaven
for good people.
"And now, tell me-" she said, who
will get the biggest crown"
There was a moment Of deep
silence and then little voice piped
out:
"Him what's got tn biggest head"
Ladies' Home Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-21
TRUTH is MIoHTY-soMETIN

TRUTH IS MIGHTY-SoMETIMES
''Here," said Mrs. Exc impatiently,
els another invitation from Mrs.
Boreleigh, asking us to one of her
bothersome dinners. l hate themw
"Oh, tell her we have a previous
engagement" said her husband.
NO" said Mrs. Exc virtously.
''That would be a lie. Edith, dear,
write Mrs. Boreleigh that we accept
with much pleasure. Ladies' Home
Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-21
-O-O-
SOME JOB

The man in the next fiat was
pounding on the wall
Look here" he cried. "I can't
sleep with that kid yelling like that.
If you don't make him stop win. .
"Come right ill.," said the baby's
father. You'll be as welcome as the
flowers in spring. m. Y. World.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-27

Miss winnie Bott entertained the
members Of the "Wafgjammi" club.
saturday evening at her home on Lin.
coin street The time was very de-
lightfully spert in sewing and a num-
her of beautiful plane selections were
given during the evening. Just before
the close dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Miss Virginia Todd &c the AleXand-
er department store. returned from
Hermiston this morning where she
passed Sunday with her parents.
Bushee chapter. No. 1e. O. f. s
has planned an interesting entertain
ment for Tuesday evening, November
aS. There Viii be program and
banquet.
The Busy Bee Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon al the home OF
Mrs Fred Book SIS Cosbie street.
Particularly interesting and enjoy
able was the meeting Of the Thursday
Afternoon club. for which Mrs. John
HALEY. Jr.. was hostess Saturday aft
ernoon in the club room Of the IL
hrary. japanese Applied Art De-
signs in Lacquer. Enamel Arms and
Ensignis. Forms and Screens" pro-
vided the general topic and it was in
terpreted by the following papers;
Metals Used in japanese Applied Art
Ensignia and Arms" Mrs John Vert;
.Ianuer. Enamel and Cloisonne,'
Mrs. Roy Bishop: The Story Of the
Mirror Miss L4oree O'Connelli
Swords, Fans and Screens" Mrs
Lima Sturgis, During the afternoon
Miss Mildred Berkeley sang several
delightful solos, accompanied by Mis-:
Eleanor Vincent and Mrs. f. F. Boy
den gave a beautiful piano solo. The
room was attractively decorated for
the occasion. a quantity of Navajo
rugs. oregon grapes and pink carna-
tions the club flower. forming a pref
" setting. An excellent collection o
teak wood. cloisonne and other speei
mems added an especial note Of charm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-27
I'D Your CldId Of Worms

Thousands Of children have worms
that sap their vitality and make them
listless and irritable. KickapoO
worm Killer kills and removes the
worms and has tonic effect on the
system. Does your child eat spas
medically? Cry out in sleep or grind
its teeth? These are symptoms Of
worms and you should find relief for
them at once. Kickapoo Worm Kill
er Is a pleasant remedy. At your
druggist, 25c.--Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-27

Mrs Vert and Mrs. Bishop.
-
I Mr.. and AIRS. George ". Wood 1
Homer Wood. Everett Wood. and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wood composed a !
party Of Dayton. Wash, people who
1 passed through town yesterday in an
automobile.
Pendleton society is anticipatins
with great deal OF pleasure the an
nual Thanksgiving ball which will oe
given Thursday evening in the Eagle
Woodman han by Pendleton lodge,
( B. P. o. E The Elks are preparing
7 TO eclipse all of their past successes.
Only members OF the order and their
ladies viii be present,
I Miss Ia Verne WiSsler and Loy
Wissler went to La Grande SUNDAY 20
visit Mr. and Mrs. Gail Sturdeyant
/ Mr., Wissler returned today but Miss
/ Wissler will stay until Wednesday.
when she will be accompanied home
by Mr.. and Mrs Sturdevant
The w. c. T. L. will meet Tuesday
at 2:S0 o'clock in the club room OF
the county library Members are re-
4 quested TO bring the latest clippings
OF prohibition victories.
c. c. Connor went to Helix sunday
Mrs. F. F. Fletcher Of Nye is in the
city.
H. C. Newport was in the city yes
terday.
c. E. Fish of Parma. Idaho is in
the city
George P. Hilyard Of Meacham is in
the city,
NJ D. Smith from Helix, has been
here today.
Ed Barr of Brogan is transactins
business here
S. y. Prescott was up from Echo
Saturday night.
Eric johnson came home from a
trip to Vansycle.
George Lutos is visitor from The
, Dalles here today.
F. H. Hudeman of Adams passed
last night in the city.
H. R. Newport of Hermiston pass.
ed yesterday in town.
Lee Todd made a business trip ID
Pilot Rock yesterday
C Harley of Salem is registered al
the Hotel St. George.
Leslie El1ridge OF Helix passed
Saturday in the city.
Robert and Doss Adams were il
from Mckay yesterday.
| W. E. Brown was an Echo visito
here Saturday night.
| S. J Nelson of Nye was an out o
town visitor here yesterday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wallen .
Athena were here Saturday.
Mrs. George Strand of vansycle
sojourning in Pendleton today.
/ Clyde Phillips and Dave Johnso
motored to Walla Walla yesterday.
| William Shannon arrived tn
morning from his ranch near Helix
Mrs. F. E. Judd is entertaining tn
Duplicate Whist Club this Afternoon
iii r. C. Bean, local insurance maj
is transacting business in La Grand
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bohn of He
miston, are spending the day in ii
city.
Mrs. Robert N. Stanfield has II
turned home from a short visit
Portland.
Emil Zimmerman came in on Gl
Bertholet's train from Helix tn
forenoon.
G. A and Frank Hill of Dayto
Wash, were guests at the Hotel Bow
man yesterday.
III Carl Breeding was an out Of tow
visitor at the Golden Rule hot
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Kinney Of Spt
kane were registered at the Hot
Pendleton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Roosevelt ha,
returned from trip to Portlan
where they visited friends.
Mrs. ]. E. Lewis and Blanche Lew
former Athena residents now Of
Anthony, Idaho, are here on visi
Mr. and Mrs. Merle r. Chessma
and little daughter arrived home
noon today from La Grande whel
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
c. Hampton for few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-27

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