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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
HOUSE PASSES FOOD
CONTROL BILL BY A
VOTE OF 365 TO 5
Majority Surprises Even Its Strongest
Advocates: BILL Now SquarcIy Up
to the senate.

WASHINGTON, June 25-The ad =
ministration's food control bill. which
makes Herbert c. Hoover virtually
food dictator for America and the al
lies, is now squarely up to the sem
ate.
The house Saturday night by an
overwhelming dajority that surprised
even its most sanguine supporters.
Passed the measure after less than
two weeks debate The vote was 36j
to g.
The five members who voted
against the bill We're. McLemore,
Slayden and Young Of Texas demo
Gratis. Meeker OF Missouri and Ward
of New York. republicans.
Four members. all democats voted
and SABBATH Of
Illinois, Hubert of New York and
Gordon Of Ohio.
The bill goes to the senate today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
j. S. PROTESTS
TO MEXICO ON
NEW OIL TAX
Other Representations Against
SO-CaIIed Decentralization
of Foreign Companies is A.
so Made Cananza Govt.
BRITAIN UNDERSTOOD TO
SECOND OIL TAX PROTEST

WASHINGToN, June 25.-Firm
but friendly representations against
the new high taxes on Tampico oil
fields and other representations
against the so-cailed denationaIiza-
ton of foreign companies were made
to the Carranza government by the
United States it was learned today
Britain it is understood. seconded
the representations against the oil
taxes The representations seek to
lower the taxes which the oil men
declare are almost consiscatory
other representations We're direct
ed against the Carfranza decree com
pelling all foreign companies To op-
crate under Mexican charter, thus
their own governments. Carranza's
position is known to be thar oil tax
es will furnish considerable money
to run his government. American
and British governments hold the
large drafts Of oil for the navy and
afr service entitle them to greater
consideration than has been shown.
The new tax laws so into effect July
10. Foreign operators, including
Americans. probably will pay the tax
es under protest. relying on the hope
and belief that General Carranza
will make notifications 1t was
learned today the German consul in
the TaNpam district is stirring up
trouble. unknown to Carranza.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
BRITISH BITE STILL
DEEPER IN GERMAN LINES

LONDON. June 25.-In score OF
raids and patrol advances. mixed with
local attacks tho british forces bit
still deeper into German lines ON the
west front. IIaiT reported.
Were succrssful Ia enterprises at
night AT a number Of points In the
Eeighborhood Of Ephcy, Bullccourtc.
RocuN. I,oos. IIoogc. where We raidcd
the enemy trenches killing many and
taking several prisoners" Haig re-
ported. Past Of NcrmaIIc-- i'm a raid
we captured Is prisoners and two
trench mortarS, remaining In the enc
my trenches over two hours, blowing
up a dugout and inflicting heavy
casualties ON the enemy. Southwest
OF IIOOS and northwest Of Warnston
we were successful In minor operations
which brought us prisoners aud added
to the ground gained In both IocaII-
ties"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
MRS. {. F. FRAKER IS
DEAD IN PORTLAND


Mrs Elizabeth Frances Fralcr.
mother of W. J. Furnish died at her
home in Portland last night accord
ing to "A telephone message received
In Pendletnn this morning from Mr..
Furnish. The funeral will be held in
Portland tomorrow afternoon at .
O'clock.
Mrs. FraAer was 70 years old. she
came to Pendleton In 1874 from Dal-
lar, Folk Co, with her husband. w.
NJ. Fraker who is still living here at
the age Of 80 years. rntiI 10 years
ago she made Pendleton her home
and has many friends among the old
timers. For the past few years she
had been in poor health and her death
was not unexpected.
Mrs. Fraker had two children by
her first husband. william J. Furnish
and Mrs. Robert Slater and both are
now living in Portland. Five chill
dren by her second husband are liv-
ing. They are Mrs. VIII Howard of
Stanfield. Miss Ethel Fraker of Port
land Mrs. Mitylene Fraker Sites of
Portland. Lester Fraker. who farms
north Of Pendleton. and Coldon J
Fraker OF Hood River.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
DISASTER At BUTTE
MINE BELIEVED WORK
OF ALIEN FANATICS
Former Pt'ndIctOn Man Now VisitinS
In City. Declares Belief Prevails
in Buttc That German and Austti-
an Set spectator Fire.

That the fearful Spectator mine
disaster at butte on June ; was the
work of alien fanatics is a generally
accepted belief in Butte. according to
Leslie NJ Nelson. former Pendlefcn
druggist who is visiting here after
working for some time in Butte. He
was in that city at the time zoe mi
ners lost their lives in the big mine
fire
He states that the story generally
believed at Butte is that German
and an Austrian miner deliberately
set fire TO the mine. oBth were roast
ed TO death in one Of the hoisting
cages as they We're making their es-
care. he says. Two miners who
were with them when the fire was
set escaped through a stope into the
Badger mine and told the story Of
the origin Of the fire, he states
on account Of the strong pro-Ger-
man element there and the two gangs
Of Irish revulutiouists who are as bad
as the German and l. w. W. ele-
ments. the story was kept out of
the papers to prevent riots
MT Nelson arrived here last week
to join his wife who had been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Frank Dorsey.
while he was in Butte. He does not
intend returning there
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
Dam Breaks Under Terrific
Strain Of 1900 Acre Feet
Of lmpOunded Water; No
Loss of Life Reported so Far
FIVE SMALL TOWNS MENACEO
INCALUADLE DAMAGE TO CROPS

SALT LAKE. June 35.-Thc nani
,Of the mammoth reservoir IL miles
from EAirIiew, Utah. has given WAY
under the terrific strain of 1000
aoae feet of impoundcd flood watcr
which IL now sweeping through the
valley below. according 10 reports Of
firia4- of the Denver, Rio Grande
have received. No loss of life is re-
ports%i.
EISe small towns are menaCcd AMI
thousands of acres of valley farms
viii he inundated with incalculabic
damage 10 crops. loss of life IL cx-
pcCtcd TO bc minimlzcd by telephone
warnings scni 10 all residents Ia the
danger zone. The dam has been Ia
- dangerous condition for several
daNs as a result of the impoundcd
flood waters. Experts declared cary
yesterday IL would he unable TO with
stand the pressure.
Ca-tJe Gate. Price. Cotton. Helper
AMI ~sotficld with AN aggregate pop
uIation Of 5000 face destruction. E,N-
cry effort H. being made by the Rio
t.T7intc to protect the 10 miles of
menaccd tract. Crews are striving to
prevent the severance of cOmmunisa-
tion with the carbon county coal
fields.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
WILD ANIMALS GALORE MAKE
THRILLS AT BARNES CIRCUS

Today is circus day in Pendletou
and there is nothing else that matters
To the kids. They are in the city in
great numbers and their elders are
Just as numerous the day is ideal
for the visit OF Al G. Barnes tented
attraction and the crowd is one Of
the biggest circus crowds that Pen
dletou has seen in several wears
Al q. Barnes Is well known i'm Per-
dleton. Many remember a few years
ago when he came here with q little
dog and pony show that appeared in
a theater. Yesterday morning his cir
Gus came from walla waIla in twv
long trains
For the first time in thistorv
Round Up Park is the scene Of an en-
tertainment where animals other
than bucking horses and wild steers
are the CHIEF performers
The work OF putting up the tents
was done yesterday and was witness
ed by many Pendletonians In fac
Roundup Park was throngsd all day
Yesterday by people curious to see q
circus on day OFT
The afternoon Sh,w hrgan af .
O'Clock and the big top t. packed
The show itself t. TN keeping viii the
reputation 81 AZ - Rarnes His a-i-
mai a-t- ar, vithor. doubt the h.--f
O. tsc world. one 20 his rev fea
tr~a~ d. the Conquest ~ N,anE, "
an ari.ntai disri1v frnf co-f $50 Hg,
lr the IiE -rsrefHsl. Hr. introduced
wild animals fr.u rre risrr NHura
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
HERMISTON HERALD
HAS CHANGED HANDS
East oregonian special.

HERMISTON. June s5.-The Her
miston Herald has been sold by +.
r. Reeves to y n O'I onnell Of
Richland. Wash. who takes posses
sion OF the properly today News of
ihe sale came as a surprise today to
Hermiston people. Mr. Reeves has
conducted the Herald for seven ani
half years and hefnre locating at
HermiSton was with the american
TN'pefounders Company. He is not
certain as to his plans for the future
Mr.. O'Connell. new owner Of the
Herald. is an old newspaper man but
has been out OF the business during
recent years. He has a wife and
three sons
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
CONTRACTS FOR
10 MORE STEEL
SHIPS ARE LET
Twenty Additional Wooden Huils
Contracted and IL Marine Engines
First Made by CORPORATION.

WASHINGTON. June 25-CGn-
tracts for ten more steel ships ana
four wooden cargo vessels were let
last week 10y General Goethals, it is
announced today. Twenty additional
wooden hulls We're contracted. Pa
eific Coast firms We're not awarded
he contracts.
The first contracts for marine en-
gines made by corporation were an
lounced and the awarding of the con-
=truction of IL vertical triple expan-
sion engines TO the Elliott Machine
Corporation of Baltimore.
The total number of complete steel
ships ordered blythe board to date is
-. the combination of wooden and
steel 32; the complete wooden ships
"a. Total wooden hulls is - the
marine engines 12
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
BIG AIRCRAFT
BILL READY

great American aircraft bill is pre-
Jared, asking an appropriation Of six
hundred million for airship eoIIstPuc-
tion. designed to drive German bird
men from the sky. The bill may be
introduced in congress late today or
tomorrow. House Leader kitchin
thinks the house will pass the bill in
half a day.
Secretary Baker and Daniels con
ferred with the military affairs sub
committee. relative 10 the bill. IL Is
understood they advised against the
creation OF a separate department. for
now. The bill is the larg-
est initial approximation for aero work
originally launched by any country at
war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25

beautiful women rising elephants.
native spearmen in tribal dane IS
horses in rich traPpings and Mis-
Vera Earle. the prims donna Of the
white tops in the tribal songs ~ s-v-
ANA
Another new feature Is the act n
Producing the war elephants q drt-
ma BY five large elephants who d.rl-
oustrat- what elephants can d. in
war time in the wsv OF moving W.
CONS and carrying tn voundrI Nis-
Grace Marvel is their efficient train
sr.
Among other nm nlI tcts are emo
ROYAL RsuEaI tigsrB ,shu are puI
Through "A series o. cunts bv Mabel
Starke who shows no FEAR af thes-
foroci'us n heaters
cleo Welhsr dancss daIntI, fns.
fearleS~lv Hnfonr the Hons IN the
iarce steel CaE- M1rLa-at Hirsrda
presents tlrues- fHmsls riding fasf
stephen Haitv and C1rencs g'-os,,
introduce troupe o. Pc
lar. black brown AMI grizzly n@srf
Austin King present. the cniv trsiurI
zshrt- in m" woriI ana Louis gail
ciimaN-S the Whol. -.=.s- ~ thrinirr
animal acts o. suter-ur the cage
with -0 hig lions and making them
in his will H.- rufr.isfs rarfrrI
over then L- shown 1.f-.1 he rr.a.a
his bead between tho ulvs ef re- hl.-
narrafer
There u1. ns TrafH.r rsrfHra.sa..
r.- a.sr.He The '.-r. ..Hsr 1f 100
.rf f". Performance. .#....
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
Waua waIIa GoIfcrs Dcrcatc,I.

Walla Walla golfers suffered "a sec
ond defeat al the hands OF PendIe-
tons hest PLAYERS Yesterday. the match
being PLAYED on the local course. Six
Walla Wallans came over and four Of
the number were defeated Brooke
Dickson. nr. W. u McNary. J. Y. Tall
man and George Hartman won from
7. l. Sharpstcin. Frank Sharpstein.
n. r. KcrShap and n. n. Cohurn. while
W. l. Thompson and c. r. Nelson lost
out o. Charles Sharrstrin and Rober,
Moore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
NORTHWEST GREATLY OVER
SUBSCRIBED.


PORTLAND. June a5.-IIarrN
Stone. campaign manager I'm the
northwestern district. comprising
Oregon. Washington. Idaho and Mon
taua wired tho national RCI Cross
headquarters the district would over
subscribe its two million and a quar-
ter allowance by at least n million doI-
lars. Oregon. he DECLARED would raiSc
n million. although asked TO raise only
S6OO. 900. According Co totals ut noon
today. Oregon. including Portland had
subscribed S5St.tsO. The state sex-
Cepting Portland. raised SIRi.SSS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
ENTIRE zAIMIS
MINISTRY QUITS
IscpNrtcd That VcnizelUs. eN-I'rcmicr,
Nty~ Enroutc to Athens. viii Bc
Named ~ Head New cabinet

ATHENS. June 25.-The en-
tire Zaimis ministry has resign
go II is reported that Eluther-
les Venizelos, eN-premier and
president Of the provisional gov
arnment. now en- route to Ath-
ens. will probably be named to
head the new cabinet Venizelos
It IS known has left Saloniki and
arrived In southern Greece. King
Alexander is known to have
great admiration for Nenizelos.
Allied officials say Alexander
could not make n more popular
move than to appoint Nenizelos.
such move. they declared. I'M
madiatcly would rc-unite the
monarchical and provisional gov
prnments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25

f. a. Esther. a transient was ar
rested by local officers last night on
Information from Pilot Rock that he
was wanted there to answer to
charge of stealing a saddle at Leh-
man, Springs J. NJ. ROyer. acting as
constable came in this morning and
took him back. AT noon Sheriff TaN
lur received telephone message
that he had broken down the door of
the Jail and escaped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
PERMIT TO GO CROSS
AUSTRIA AWAITED BY
AMERICANS IN TURKEY
Twelve u. S. Consular Repre-
sentatives are in Party in
Constantinople.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-Tpelve
American consular representatives,
accredited to Turkey. with theiE fam
lilies and IS Americans without Off
cial connections from tine interior are
in Constantinople, awaiting specific
individual permission rom VIENNA
to cross Austria Hungary Austria
has agreed in principle % the pass
ing. but has not yet granted iEdiYid-
ual permits. The part. in Constan-
tinOple includes AZ missionaries from
Syria and Al Jewish women and chill
dren from Palestine
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
HOUSES BONEDRY Amendment
TO FOOD CONTROL BILL HAS
COMPLETELY UPSET SENATE
Vets Heretofore FavOing Bill are Now Hedging; Dys Split
on Extent to Which Prohibition Should be naugurated;
Danger Of Liquor Contingent FiIbuster is Admitted
WAR TAX BILL. NOW BEIMG DRAFTED. is LEFT IN MID-AIR

| WASHINGTON, June 25.- The Ii
! quor question has hurled confusion.
disnIay tnd vast uncertainty into the
senate fcOd control fight. Iast a. 4
appr-'rcI t.Ie .DdEaIa'strati. holding
the upper hand with the aid of pow
erful republican .supt ort. was about
TO force the Passage Of the oil this
week 'hc bone-trv amt is-.cnJ the
house accepted completely upset. ey-
erything
.Wets favoring tie bill herstofore
are now hedging The drys split on
the extent To which prohibition
should now be inaugurated. The
danger of a liquor contingent filibus-
ter is admitted Meantime. Chamber
lain, in charge OF the food bill de-
elared the senate would agree to the
house amendments, including the
bone dry section.
War Tax BiII II,ld Up.
AS result Of the house action,
and the senate situati n. the war tax
bill now being drafted is left in mid
air Approximately ST5. 100000 would
be raised under the proposed bill on
wines and beers II the bone-dry
prohibition is adopted, re-draftlng OF
the bill will be necessary
Senator simmons. Chairman cf .he
Z ~ nee committee. conf=~ acd he die
T I know what course the committee
y ouid follow
II believe the food bill IS the
house passed il viii be disposed OF
before the seua's committee. reports
out the revenue bill" ne said. In
that event. we Will know the disposi-
ton of the houses bone-dry clause
II we're ready t. report hef. re the
food bill is passed. wen proha;iy re-
port out the Diil including the tax on
beers and vines If she house ,trv
Is ,hen adopted. the SEN
ate will b. forced TO reennn,it the
finance bill lni mt upon s9l,c other
lax 10 make up for that lost
Three r., sis M OF dom Drys
Three fa-f..ns exist an..ng the
irys in the senl'e. thoss faVnrmE tr1y
constitutional amendment for cem-
lete prohibiss1l stopping h-th the
sale and manufacture OF all intoxi
ants; thoSf a. only thc CIR
% shr Gis'i,'eI splritx mlu-
.i' cure snI those Supp prttug .hr
louse bone drV amendment
Congress win adjourn hetweeh
august l and Is. Majority Leader
Kitchen predicted
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25

The postal cards descriptive OF the
Eound-Up which will be used extern
sivcly In the advertising campaign
this year are now ready for distTibu-
tion and may be had by anyone call
ing at the office Of w. c. r. Pruitt
in the Temple building. Mr.. Pruitt
is absent upon publicity trip
through the Willamette valley hut
Miss Gaynell Baldwin has charge OF
his office during his absence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
EXPORT CONTROL
BILL SIGNED BY
THE PRESIDENT
Executive Council Is Created Co-inci-
IDENTIFY To Decide the Matters OF
Foreign Policy.

WASHINGTON. June 25-Presi-
dent Wilson has signed the export
control bin. placing in effect the Ii
cense and embargo provisions re
stricting the shipment Of food to for
eign nations The President co-inci-
dentally created an executive cuun-
Gil. composed Of Representatives Of
the department Of state agriculture,
commerce and food administration to
decide the matters Of foreign policA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
License to Wed SISTERS.

Two sisters of Milton are to be
brides in a double wedding on June
81 w. l. Montanye of Colville.
Washington. %, secured a license to
marry A. Lauretta johnson. 20. this
morning and Romeo Hubbs. "a. of
Milton secured a license to marry
her sister. F. Meta Johnson. "a. Y
license was issued Saturday to Archie
Warner %. Of Pilot Rock and con-
stance E. Mentzer. 1e of PendIeton-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25

J Frank spinning. J. r. Saylor
and w. Il Hinkle. appraisers of the
estate Of Jacob Trott Of Echo. who
died recently from burns. place tho
value OF the estate at S5oS5.53, It
consists Of $4,000 life insurance. land
valued At $500 and some personal
property
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
I. :. STEAMER FIGHTS DIVER

GUIFPORT. june 25.-An armed
american steamer arriving here re-
ported running fight with subma.
rine In the Mediterranean. The bat
tic lasted half hour. Forty shots
were fired but the steamer was not
hit. escaping the submarine by steering
"a zig rag course. IL Is unknown whe-
tlrer the submarine was hit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
MARINE CORPS RECRUTTS
TAKE lot LIBERTY BONDS

PORT ROYAL. :. g.. June 25.--Not
satisfied with only serving their coun-
trS in the "two-in-one" Marine Corps
way. the recruits UNDERGOING instruc-
tion at the Marine Corps Recruit De-
pot here have subscribed for $50. 7O0
worth of Liberty bonds. Il was an
nounccd today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
sI5 RECRUITS FIRST DAY.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Rccruit-
ing for the regular army In the first
two days of recruiting week netted 9t5
whereas twelve Thousand will be need
cd TO maintain the requisite average
for raising seventy thousand.
New York lctl with 1872, PcnnsyIVa-
mia was second with 1Oa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25

A suit was filed in the circuit court
today by r d Sayres a Co. for
judgment for S6l.lS alleged to be
due for merchandise purchased by
Glenn Sturdivant and wife. $ \.
Newherry is attorney for plaintiff
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
OF
RED CROSS IN
EUROPE NAMED

PARIS. June e5.-Major Gen
sral pershinE's selection OF Ma
ior g. NJ 4. Murphy. Of st
; Louis a~ member of his staff.
means Murphy will command
the American Red Cross iu Eu-
rope. formal statement from
the American sneadquarters an
nvuuc,d
Major Murphy will have com
plrte charge of ali activities OF
the Evd CrvSs 90 Eurour. Its
the intention 90 FerShiug that
the administration uf THE Rcd
Gross shall he conducted iu O.
ul,,sf efficient manner
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
FLOODS SWEEP away FARMS
WHEN BIG RESERVOIR NEAR
FA|RWEW, UTAH, GIVES WAY
RAIDER is
OFF COAST
OF TEXAS

GALVESTON. June 25.-Pas-
scngcTs arriving here from Mexi-
can ports report that Iookouts
warned them IA German raider
was In the gulf 200 miles ont.
Officials refused TO discuss the
matter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25

new schoolhouse is to he built
this summer at riverside and here
after two teachers are to he employed
in this progressive district. The vot-
ers 1t the recent school election ap-
proved the boards proposal for both
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
non't wnnt Men Needed nt Home.

q y. Sianfield, as a member OF the
state council Of defense. this morning
received telegram from w L. Cuff
ford director OF the council of ma
tional defense reading. 1T is not the
policy of the war department TO urge
voluntary enlistment in the regular
army of any man engaged in a civil
pursuit vitally necessary to the prose
cuiiua Of the war
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
MOB OVERPOWERS JAIL
GUARD; HANGS MULATTO
Galveston is Scene Of Lynching
of Negro Charged With
Assaulting White Woman.

GALVESTON. June ga mob Of
more than 100 masked persons over
powered the guard at the county Jail
here and took Henry Sawyer. mu-
latto. charged with attacking a white
woman to the scene of the alleged
crime and hanged him to a sign post.
The mob was composed of white
men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
LATE WIRE NEWS
FREIGHT INCREASE SUSPENDED

SALEM, june 25.-Thc public ser
vice commission has ordered the sIls-
pension of the I5 per cent Interstate
freight rates increase. The orders
viii bc issued this afternoon or tomor-
row settin. a time for the hearings
ON the proposed increase.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
DETAILED RESULTS OF U-BoATs' WORK

LONDON. on work Of me
boats proved distinct relief when
OF less the
of nc
vessls-that the class
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25

A hah, girl was born last uicht 10
Mr.. and Airs Pete shaver at II. An
thongs hospital The mother was
formerly Miss Cora Towne.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
Iair Weather This wccl,.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June
20 Paclic States: Fair wealth
or with normal temperature.
Rocky Mountain and Plateau
Regions: Fair weather and
temperature somewhat below
the seasonal average. p. II
Erwic. Furccaster.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25
TO ADVERTISERS

The East Oregonian has the largest bona
fide and guaranteed paid circulation OF any
paper In oregon, east OF Portland and by
far the largest circulation In Pendieton OF
any newspaper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-25

Maximum. SO: minimum rs. RAIN
fan, o: wind, northwest. fresh; wea-
ther clear.