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Arizona republican., 1916-09-27
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL co.
RETURNS FROM PRESCOTT.

RETURNS FROM PRESCOTT Mrs. H. A. Diehl returned last evening from Prescott, where she spent the summer
 OCHOA-ANDALFT St Marys church last night, Miss Lillian Ochoa became the wife of Albert Andalft. The honeymoon will be passed in Los An geles, San Diego and at the beaches, and the couple will be at home here after october 15.
 INTO DARKEST MEXCO-In a letter from Chaplain W. K. Lloyd of the 18th Cavalry, stationed at Colonia Dublan, the local Red Cross society re- ceives the hearty thanks of the troop CTS for the contribution of magazines recently sent south.
 HEARING CONTlNUED-Th pre- liminarv hearing of Charles Leroy et al against whom there is a felony charge has been continued. The eX- animation was set for yesterday ir Justice Parkers court but owing to the absence of a material witness for the state the case went over until a date to be announced later.
 BRIDGE IS TESTED-The final test and inspection of the Wickenhurg bridge was made yesterday by County Engineer Harold Bargman. MT. Barg man stated that the repaired bridge over the Hassayampa would be able to withstand the severest rains and floods. A section of the bridge was washed our last January by the heavy rains.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-27
me little inconvenience.

some little inconvenience. For the past week, irrisators have been buying single runs of water, so as to close out under their contracts by September 30. It will now be necessary for many of them to return to the office next week, and buy extra runs of water 10 last them the remaining two months of their contracts.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-27

We will be closed all day Thursday on account of Jewish holiday.
 HARRY EFFRON
 (Adv.) dp
Arizona republican., 1916-09-27
Woodman Circle Dance
Hayden Meeting at Fowler

The regular Woodman Circle dance will be given at Patrick Hall tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-27

LAST WEEK AT RIVERSIDE PARK. (Adv.) cs
Arizona republican., 1916-09-27
LAST WEEK AT RIVERSIDE PARK. (Adv.) gs
MINERAL PATENTS RECEIVED

The following mineral patents have bean received at the local land office
 Harry Parker, 0292S2, for Maine Fraction. Hampshire, Oregon, Ar kansas. Ohio, Idaho, Vermont, Utah, Texas, Custer, lode claims. Survey S197. Sec 23, "A. T. Is. N, R. 2, E.
 United Verde Extension Mining O., O2s2SS, for Morgan lode, Survey 32O2, Secs. 23. 26, T. 16. N. R. 2. E.
 George w. Hull, 029420 for Muron No. 1; Swindler; Huron No. 2; Brushy Tat, Eagle Fraction, and Montezuma lodes, in Sec. 4, T 12. N, R. 1. E. ani part in twp 13 north. Survey 3234
 The Iron Cap Copper company, O29560, for Search Me; Side Hill; High Hill. Cora May and Black Peak, lodes Survey 3239, Secs. 10 and 15, T. 1. N, R. 151a F.
 Hayward M. Globes, for Granny, lode, Survey 3239; part of Twp. 16, N., R. 2. E.
 Heyward M. Globes. O29626 for Monster; Beauty Mint, Victory. Frac- tion and Sunrise, lodes. Survey 3249. Part of Twp. 16, N, R. 2. E.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-27

Hire a Little Salesman at the Re- publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-27

Mrs. H. A. Dehl returned last evening from Prescott, where she spent the summer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-19

Aver maHara. cl mayor general
Federico Founston. atcndendo 4 las
instruccioncs rccibidaS de Ia Secreta-
ria dc Guerra. fbr0 5rdoncS para que
die scis mil milicianos de los que
prcstan sus servicioS en- In frontera,
e preparcr 4 rcgreSar 4 sus hogareS.
Gran numcro dc los mi.icianos que
regreSar&n al Nortc. sc cAcuenuran en-
csta ciudad, en- cl campamcnto CO
nocido en- el nombre de Wilson.
FL general Funston declare aver
que Ia orden dc la moviliZaci6n De los
diez Y seis mil mlHcianos. no tenia
una especial significaci6n. puesto
que dcSde hace varioS meses IA Sccre-
taria ue Guerra ha5ia anunciado que
regresariau 4 Sus hogarcs los guar
dias nacionalcs cuvos scrvicios no Sc
hicieran ncccsarios en- Ia fr0ntCra.
Desde haca tempo comcnZaron I re
gresar al Nortc las miIiciaS de algunos
EstadoS aquellas que "inieron prime
10 a Ia frontcra y que cump!icron de-
bidamente con los segr!cIos encomen-
dados.
r. propdsito del general Funston,
segrln las informacioncs obtenidaS
aver. cs que los Gicz Y Scis mil mill
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-19
DIFz ' SEIS NIL II|uCIANOS MAS VAN
1 REGRESAREN BREVE 1 SUS HOCARES
Ell General Federico Funston libra las dsbidas Or
denes de acuerdo con las instrucciones
de Ia Secretaria de Guerra

ciancs que han rccibido ordcn de re-
eresar Sis hogares. 10 hagan en- tres
g.upoS. a cfecto de facilitar su mo.
vilizaci0n, ccy&ndose que "sta co
menzara CentrO de muy brcvos dlas.
E. primer grupo
Las tropas comprendilas eli el rri.
mer grupo, que scri el primcro eH
paItir nj Norte. son as s!guientes
Dc Pennsylvania: DGcimo SeXto rcgi.
n,ionto de infantcria cuartG d" in
farteria; una jrigada del cuartel pc
neral; Ia division del cuartel general.
y cl cuerpo de senales. De Indiana
Compania A.: cucrpo de scnaleS. com
paria de Ambulancia nUmero |, prl.
mcr battalion de artillcria de campa-
iia. mcnos Ia batcria B. De Missouri
Tropa B. hospital de campaha hume
ro |. compaTia de ambulGncia nume.
70 DE Maryland, hospital de cam
paha nnmero /. V Ia companja nUm"-
ro lie ambulancia.. De Nebraska
cuarto rcgimiento de in!anteria. De
Illinois: la compania \ del cuerpo de
sanales. De Iowa: Ia cOmpania 4.
del cuerpo de ingenieros.-Dc New
York: Ia compania nunero , de Ia
Ambula2cia.
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in AMERICANA FIIF QNHaDO
PoR los VN(STAS En- !
JINENFz, CHIHUAHUA .
HlBlA SsII0n De TOSRFfN CA9 RBHBD
A CHHNtHUi Y TRATbBA De LIE
GAR 4 IA fRGRTERA

di'' F>hPflAl nara l.i ihL''"-A.
Ell PASO. Tex. niciemhr" N
In auriano d" naciOnaliiad nor'H-
apallidado NcrtArop. tu'
gu,mado pcr lo< villiSla> "n Jim
N"Z. ruando iStoS tnmaron aIu'Ila
plaza. poro anIr> ir que rap;ura-
ran Ia capital del E>tad7. Tai M
iiria fiji" r"ribida hoy "n csta Gnu
dad por IoS rrfuGiadOS lTr han N"-
nido ale aquella pobIaci6n del ESia-
10 DE Chihuahua.
Los intOrmantes manifirStan que
Nor!hrop lego a Jim6nez pro'edcn-
te de Ia riudad de Torre6n. dondc
habia reSjdido varios amos. y que
- Giri=ia a Chihuahua para ie a!Il
tra>ladarSe a Ia frontHra. a doOde
trataba d. llegar cuanto ante> pa
"a poneTSe a Salvo de las c0ntIn-
genclaS Dc Ia lucha rcv0luclon1rla
Los vi!listaS 10 aprchendIeron '
creyendo que era asente De los "a,
rranciSias 10 ataron u IN po-te
luegO Dc darle muerte 10 incinera-
ron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-19
TRATASE De ESTABLECER FL SERVIcIO
HH|TAR OBL|CATORIO En- ESTE Pals
e ganeral Scott dice que es necesar'o tener un
ejercito de Tn million quinIentos mil
honbres aptos para la guerra

arfuaidaj :" c"nSiirra com" -Wti-
ricnI. para drrrir'"r al pals ir una
invasion.
FL romit,; milijar drl Sr@adn -
fi rStudiando Fl proyrrto Il" ley
Drr>rntado por 81 SrnaAor Chamber
lain. rcrrrrnlc a In instruction mi.
lilar obIi=atoria La porpo>iri"n del
senator Chamhrrlain turnIa con 81
apoyn del EStado Mayor del Ei'r-
clio. pero tambi,'n con Ia "p">ir."a
de un gran nlImrro d" or=anizario-
naS encahezadaS por varios MEM
hrOS del Spnado. principaImrnI" por
Mr.. Waller l.. Fisher. quirn haze
iicmpo deSempchd 81 caro- de- 50
rrrtarin de GObarnaci6n.
FL Mayor General Scott ha prrSrn
tado al Comiti miIiiar lei Srnado.
.un datallado informe en- 81 que "N-
praSa por que raz0neS 81 EStado Ma
vor General c0n>idara compI"tam"n
10 rracasadO. ineficientc inadrrua-
do el sistema de rnclutamirnto Il"
voluntarios " pidc que sea rrrmpIa-
zado por el si>toma universal ir
In instruction militar Obligat0ria. EN
ri informe prcSentadO por a -
neral Scott al Cumiti milItar del
Spnado So eyprcSa que cI ESiad'
Mayor. General del Ei6rcito coT>i-
dera due en- vez de los luinI"nln>
mil hombrcS diSpOniblc> para la 10
fcnSa del pals contra una invasion
deben trnerSe un million quini"nto,
mil. perfectamente inStruidOS "n -
arte do la guerra. f. cambiO pro
purSta - baSa en Fl icSarrollo d"
eitrcfto inglGS. Ia organization d;
las fucrzas del Canada Y por Ultimo
rn Ia aliauza de In=late"ra con t
Jap6n.
/ E. general Scott alude al frara>'
obtendo en- al reclutamicnto cor
n1oiivo de Ia crisis meXicana y 2
,fracaso obtenido con las SuaTdia
nacionales, que no pudieron prH>en
tar el effective raquerido.
FL presidente Wilson no ha 10
!. pasa q Ia So. plana, col. 7a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-19

WASHINGTON. njrjHmhrr is
In ramhin radical en- ia or-aniha-
ZION drl rirrrito de los EsI&&a- Uni
dos. .r;i;aSr H.. Iryar 4 rain. Il
~rryir.n mi'iIar obligutori" dco"ra
>uSGi,uir al si>rcma Io rrciutamI"n-
ia IT.; voiunIarioS que eSia rn pra'-
.Gta. y 81 ri@rrito DE qu" pur,!a ">-
ponrr 81 @oicrno rn caSo u" =u'-
ira. drbrra ronStar Il" TN million
uuiniruto- mil hombrrS, "n N"z We
luS uuiuirntoS mil. nlIm"ro Que "n Ia
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I'm agent- de Villa en- eseena

U;, ,nCldente que ll%mo Il aiv2ci"-
* registr6 POGO anCes de que se e'tc-
ruara II primera junta de hoy per los
comisionados mexicanos ' america
nos. J. J. Hawes, quien Sc dice re
presentante de Villa, Se prese1to en-
el hotel Bellevue Stafford, donde
estan alojadoS los comiSion&doS, '
trat6 de obtener una eutreviSta con
los delegados del go6ierno de los Is
tados Unidos, habiendo fracaS&no en-
su prop6sito. pues no fue recibido.
PAM trajo el protocolo sin que 10
bubiera firmado el Primer Jefe. DI-
cese que Carranza envio instrucc!o.
nes . sus Representatives.. para que
hicieran contra-proposiciOnes = los
comisionados americauoe. eNpreSanuo
cue las tales no tendran un cTrictya
de oposici0n un arregIo Sat!Sfacto-
rio. sino que son hechas con un espt-
ritu de franca amistad. con e propo-
siro unico de hacer deSaparecer Iooo
motivo de posterioreS dificultadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-19
Cdrranza dCvOIvi6 a Ia COmiSi6n
eI DrOtOCOIO sin hdberIO firmddO
u los delgados de entrevsa ceebrada con e Primer e
HARAN CONTRA-PROPOsICIONES
LOS COMISIONADOS MEXICANOS
Ei auents de Francisco Villa tratd de ser rec he po
los Ieiezados del Gob|eFn0 Americana

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Srr!IctO EsltriiI para Ia '"'''' ..r...
LONDRES. Dmicmbrc lS.-El
fnyto official de la nota dc Alrma-.
nia. rclaliva las nroposcion"s dc
naz Ia side prcSrntada va a rasI
todo- los gobirrnoS aliadOs. +! En-
haiador de los Etsados lnltos "n
r>Ia capital. Mr.. Waller Hinn> PAGE.
,irin rn In manana una r0pia dc
ella "n "I M:ni>Irrio Il" RclarlonrS
EXt"riOrrS.
Is impossible anticipar una de
rlarac:6n official de 10 que ri Pr--
mar MiniSlro in@lGs. Sir David
f.lovd-t;ror@e. dira Mariana rn-rct
parlamrnto: prro eS evidrnte Due
. .!r>nuG> dc que "l irfr del @ahln"-
t.. ha"a SuS dcclaraciOneS. la posi-
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finiia Y ac!arada Gu" 10 Que IA nj
rieran las promcSaS de Mr.. ASruitiI.
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nla> q mrnoS Ia Siguirnie: AI"ma-
uia drh.. Ia.nr una de:lararidE en-
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las propoSicioncs De paz, de una
mancra rapida, pero el proccso dee
mOdifici6n Y acucrdo no ha lIegadG
todavia un punto que ha"a pia,.
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,udio los delegados de este pals.
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dos americanos estar'n disPueS'oS ::
conreHIr en- nueStraS pFo2"S'c'"n'>,
diJo PAM los representatives. "S j"
prensa que 10 ehtEe'!SI-'F,' ',
& lntorme verbal Ge PAnt SonFe !"
rcsueito Tor Ca'TanZa. Tue p'eSeH'a-
do por eScrto eSta taf,'e 4 los ''''l'-
ricanoS, petlc!on &c es'oS' Los "'-
legadoS del &oole'ho "e los E''''""S
Uaidoa esr"di"ra" tai inierme mn
nara ' Sc "Sper1 que "cce""N : - So
Ic.tado en- q por 10" Delegates me
Xlcanos.
La continuation de las reiaciones
amistosas entire los @ohirrnos de Nj.
Nlco : los Estados UuidoS, dcp=ud"
dc ia decision que de" los dci-@NG-
,''''s' ~ '''',' -.-.,,i.,.
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In prensa la siguierte declaration
so5ra los trabaios lie hov:
los c,r,;sionados pasarcn Ia M
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EsTALLO AVER EN- tSPANA la
HU:LCA GENERAL DE- 0bRER0S
Srr,iciO Especial para LA PRENSi.

Srr,iciO Especial para ~ PRENSA.
MADRID, Diciembre 1S.-La huei-
ga general que ha side arreslada
por todas las organizaciones de traba.-
10 para protestar por el alto preeio
que alcanzan los articulos allmenti-
clos, estallari manana en- TODD el pals.
paralizandose Ia vida act!va de Es-
pana por veinte y cuauo horas, ter
mino que ha Sido convenido por los
obreros para absndonar en- 10 absolute
sus trabajos fin de hacer mas vigo-
rosa su protcsta-
Today las fibricaS, tiendas, ofici-
(Pasa a la5a. Col. 7a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-19
| Greer gruFc

FL tcrccr grupo Sc formara de los
cu"rpos sie.:icnteS.
De Pennsylvania: el primer regi-
miento de caballeria: compania nu
nero l de AmbuIancia e. primer
cuerpo de hospital de campana.-Ds
Michigan: q treinta Y dos regimiento
de infanteria V Ia brigada de- Guar
tel general.-pe Indiana, el primer
cuerpo de hospital dc campana.-E -El
cuerpo de hospital de Wisconsin. el
sGptimo regimiento de infanteria de
Illinois, el segundo regimiento de in
fantcria Y la brigada del cuartel &C.
neral de Minnesota; la compania A
del cuerpo de senales de Kansas; el
primer rcgimiento de infanteria de
North Dakota V el cuerpo de hospital
de campana de Utah
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-19
My DARA 4 CON0CER LLOYD GEORGE LA ACTITUD
[)E INeLATERRA RESPECToA LAPROPOsIC|0N De PAz

C6ese que e Primer Mnstro hara gran modification su
poIca de "agoamiento que facitara las negoclacones
iar condiciones
aotes de que Sc tome consideration oerta
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El segundo grupo.

Fl scgundo grupo cstari tornado
lie Ia Siguicnte manera:
De Missouri. compania A. cuerpo
de senales: brigada del cuartel ge.
neral V e! segundo regimiento de
infanteria. DE New York. cl veinti-
tres regimiento de infantcria y cl
segundo rcgimiento de artillcria. -
De Wisconsin, brigaGa del cuartei
general y el primer regimiento de in
fantcria.-De Virginia, el primer re-
gimientc de infanteria.
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Las declaraciones del agente de Hlll

E reprcsentante de Francisco VI
la. III. !. Hawes. Quicn esta activa-
mente tr;hajando aqui. Gijo hoy
los pericdiStaS Ia siguiente declara-
ci6n: VILLA pasar:: ia Navidad en- Ia
ciudad de Chihuahua"
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee Ia PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United ltates.
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Conprs osted sus libros en- espahol s.
Ignacio f. Lozano, COT Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas barata.
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CPasa q Ia SO. plana, col. 7a.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16

dispatched Immediately. perhaps to-
day.
Those close to the president and
Lansing declare that the note is AM
ericas final word on the withdrawal
matter. 1t is not an ultimatum, how
ever, officials explained carefully. II
declares plainly and without the pos
sibility of a misunderstanding, where
Carranza's government gets off on the
question of border safety and also on
the safety of Americans and other
foreigners inside Mexico Admins
no answer and none is expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16

Mrs, VIM Frail is leaving tonight
for Silverdale Wn. in response to a
message that her sister Mrs. John
Weir of that place is very low. Mrs.
Frail is going by way Of Portland.
Mrs w. c. Noon Of Portland arriv-
ed this morning to visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Westbrooks
Dickson. Her arrival was timed so
that she could celebrate the second
birthday Of her little granddaughter
Mary Louise Dickson
Mrs. Maye Hager. Miss Jaunlta
Friedley and Miss Beulah Young will
leave tonight fer Monmouth where
they will attend the normal school
during the summer
An automobile party, consisting OF
A. s. Everest. c. NJ. Sears, c. c..
Couant, John Schatz and Guy Sailing.
all of Weiser, stopped here last night
They are friends Of j. H. Sturgis.
J. H. West of Eugene is at the st
George.
Joe Hayes of Heppner is registered
at the Golden Rule.
Herbert Boylen. Pilot Rock sheep.
man, is in the city today.
A. p. Cordley an instructor at o.
A. G., is a Pendleton visitor
Sheriff Lee Barnes OF Walla WalIa
is a Pondleton visitor today.
]. w Morrow of The Dalles. former.
ly of this city, is visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shaw of Walden,
Wash, are visiting in Pendleton.
George Prendergast was in from his
ranch north of the city yesterday.
A, Phimister Proctor, the sculptor
has been in Portland for several days.
Lee Barnes sheriff Of Walla Walla
county was here today on a business
trip.
H. c Means, well known Umatilla
resident, came up from his home yes.
terday.
f. L. Afford editor of the Lewiston
Tribune Of lewiston Idaho. was here
last evening with an auto party en-
route to Portland.
Sam T. Van vactor, Heppner attor-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16
Kids Must Leave POOL BY

The natatOrium committee will
have the same rules and regulations
for that institution that were in vogue
last year with the addition of a re-
striction upon the time when small
boys may use the pool They will this
summer be required to be out of the
pool by 4 in the afternoon. Complaint
has been made by parents that their
boys stay in too long and this restric-
tion will not only satisfy these parents
but will prevent congestion in the late
hours of the afternoon when elder
people appear. The pool will be kept
open until each evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16

ney and former district attorney, was
at the Pendletoh last night.
J r Gibson, principal of the coun-
ty high school at Fossil for the past
two wears, is In Pendleton today.
Rev, II. H. Hubbel and Dan Bow
man spent yesterday on a fishing trip
near Mission and returned with a fine
catch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16
WILL TAKE STRIKE VOTE
TO CONSIDER CUES
TION FOLLOWING FAILURE
OF CONFERENCES.

NEW YORK, June 16.-More than
100000 union and nonunion workers
Of America will vote within month
on the advisabillty of calling a gener-
al strike to enforce their demands for
an eight-hour day and time and half
for overtime as a result of the fail
ure by Representatives of the railroads
and the men to reach a settlement
here after a two weeks conference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16

At last the scores of the babies en-
tered in the eugenics test held here in
April have arrived from the Congress
of Mothers in Portland. After long
delay that organization received the
blanks from the east and this morning
many mothers in Pendleton and Una.
tilla couty received the scores
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16
May BE Held in contempt.

Lillian Garrett, the girl cited to ap-
pear in juvenile court yesterday be-
cause she is alleged 10 have forge l
a check, failed to make an appear
ance and her father. Joe Garrett, who
lives in the east end or the county,
also failed to appear. As result they
will probably be cited to appear for
contempt of court
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16
Helix Wants Natatorlum.

At Helix a meeting Of farmers and
merchants will be held tomorrow for
the purpose of starting a move for a
public natatorium says ], ]. Lewis of
the Helix Advocate who is here to-
day. There is considerable enthusi-
asm in regard to the matter and it is
proposed to make the natatorium 40
by l00 feet in size.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16
Caldwell at Union.

Lee Caldwell of Pendleton, cham
pion broncho buster of the world is
in Union this week riding in the buck
ing contest at the Union stock show
Yesterday he received much praise
when he rode Corkscrew, the worst
bucker at the show Dell and Bertha
Blancett are also at the show winning
some of the events
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-16
Automobiles collide.

The Ford runabout of the Clarke
Hardware co. and the Temple auto,
driven by Miss Vera Temple collided
yesterday afternoon about $50 at the
Intersection of Court and Cottonwood
\ hole was cayed in one side of the
Ford