davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

%pequehos. mo hay medic de lee3lo';;
* SO acha tips grands, tianes poca
iectura;' 81 Sc dd importanci4 a Ia
pohtica, mo interesa a nadif; 81
se reduce Ell espacio dedicad0 b este
asunto "a nadie interesa.' 81 kse pu-
lbfican muchos telegramaH, 'dick men
tiras': 81 Sc insertan pocos o Pingu-
no, les una babilidad political p ca
rece de seriedady
Isl Sc da algo chistOso. 'es un Pc
riodico para gente sin sal en- la mo
llera 81 no 10 da. esta escrito para
;marcolillos.' 81 publica trabajos orr
ginales y ligeros, sc le pide que sea
formal; 81 excluye los trabajos de
esta fndole, SO dice que no sabe en-
tretener. ST da imparcialmente no
ticlas de las reuniones pnblicas, me
for haria callando.' 81 no procede
nsf, 'trunca los discusses y engaha
las gentes.
ISL inserta la biografia de i'm hom-
bre p1blico, 'es parcial,' 81 no la in
serta. mo SO ocupa de NADIA intere-
81 publica a~rtfculos que In
teresan a las mujeres, los hombres
SO disgustan vi. yiceversa. 81 ell d.
va a la iglesia. 'el peri6dico
es clerical 81 No va,'es IN hombre
sin fe v sin conciencia.'
Isl no paga con puntualidad a los
comerciantes, no merece que nadie
Sc fife de ell 81 paga religiosamente,
de donde sacara Ell dinero?"
E. KISS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Ell meior Ahorro es I'm
DE LIBERTAD.
TosiA DE MoDo QUE NO
PoDlA DoRMiR.

Las toses b~ronquiales, la comez6n
EN- la garganta v los espasmos de as
ma Destroyer 81 descanzo de la per-
soma y le debilitan Ell sistema de ma
nera que resulta a veces una enfer-
medal seria. Enos Halhert, de Paoli
Ind, escribe: s'Tuve un resfriado Sc.
vero en- este otono y tosfa continue
mente toda la noche, v apenas podfa
dormir algo. La primera botella del
Compuesto de Mel v Alquitran de
Foley me alivi6 y al fin me euro en-
teramente la tos." Cubre las mem
Dramas irritadas cor INA capa que
las cicatriza y las calma, sueita las
Y limpia los pasajes de la
respiraci0n venta en- la Botica
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Compre hoy mismo i'm
DE LIBERTAD.
coRTE ESTE: VALE DlNERo.

NO PIERDA ESTO-Corte este avi-
so. mandelo con sc por correo a Foley
q Co, 1885 Sheffield Avenue, Chicago
Illinois, escribiendo su nombre y d.
'recci6n claramente, Y recibira a vuelta
de correo un paquete de prueba conte-
niendo ell Compuesto de Mel y AiQui-
tran de Foley, para toses, resfriados
y 81 Group; las Pfldoras de Foley para
los Rifiones, para dolores en- los costa
dos y en- la espaida, reumatismo, y en-
f~ermedades de los rifiones v la vejiga,
y las Tabletas Catarticas de Foley, un
catArtico complete. para el costipado,
biliosidad, dolor de cabeza Y los intes-
tinos recargados. DE yenta en- la Bo-
tica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
AvIso DE EMBARGO.
J. J. SALAZAR & SONS y
REYES GURULE.
VS..
p. s. MANN, demandado.

Esta es para notificar a I'd. que
una orden ha sido dada a mi el dla
20 de Septiembre, 1918, por Ell Juez
de Paz Manuel Martinez, de Cuba, n.
M, condado de Sandoval, para dar
ayiso a r. s. Mann que la s~iguiente
propiedad ha sido embargada por ].
J. Sandoval & Sons y Reyes Gurule,
para pagan la suma de $2S2.97, 0
interes y costos de la misma, y que
por esta estA listed notificado de com
parecer Ell dfa 81 de Octubre de 1918,
a las 10 de la manana, y al no COM
parecer, juicio sera dado contra I'd!
Y la propiedad sera vendida para pa
gar la deuda y costos de la misms.
La siguiente es la propiedad elm
bargada:
s Bestias c~abailares; / caro-; l
buggy, por Reyes Gurule. 2 pares de
guarniciones, / carpa de campo.
MANUEL LOBAT0,
Condestable del Precinto No. 9, Gu
ba, Condado de Sandoval, N. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Coapre un-gono de LibertAd del Cuarto Prest

1872 julius Cans. Santa Fe.
1888 Leslie Alexander Gillett, Santa
Fe.
2S4 william Bernard Brown. Madrid.
2S5 John Fayette, Santa Fe.
2S6 Cesario Ortiz y Quintana, Nambe'
2S7 Macario Quintana, Santa Cruz.
28S Anastacio Griego, Santa Fe.
E2S9 Jose del Carmen Valencia, Santa
Cruz.
290 Eugenio Aguilar, La Piedad, Mex.
l291 Natividad Romero. Glorieta.
292 Juan B. Gallegos, Santa Fe.
l293 Cilberto Mirabal, Santa Fe.
'294 John Love Gerrity, Santa Fe. :
l295 Ralph Mahon Henderson, Santa
Fe.
1896 Daniel Armijo, Santa Fe.
297 Enrique Martinez, Cow Springs.
298 Jose Anaya, Galisteo.
299 Jose Alvarado, Santa Fe.
800 Arthur Henry Jungferman, Min
den, Iowa.
301 Andreas Birto, Santa Fe.
S02 Milton Edward Newhouse, Ger
riilos.
300 Refugio Chavez Y Mora, Galisteo.
E304 Hitherto Gonzales, Santa Fe.
3O5 William Eugene Parsons, Santa
Fe.
SOC Talcott Harmon Parkhurst, Santa
Fe.
|So7 Walter Emmett Best, Santa Fe.
s0S Harold Robert Ten Eyck, Santa
Fe.
s0s Jesus Coeto, Santa Fe.
$40 Luis Lopez, Santa Fe.
Nicnlas Cana Nambe.
312 Charles Burton Barker, Santa Fe
|313 Cipriano Escudero, Santa Fe.
|314 August Atrial, Santa Fe.
IS15 Michael D. Koury, Santa Fe.
316 Herman Dingwell Sears, Santa
Fe.
317 Tomas Trujillo, Santa Fe.
31S George Koury, Santa Fe.
319 Felis Cravez y Lobato, Galisteo.
800 William Burns, San Pedro.
1921 Quirino Lopez, Santa Cruz.
1922 Elias Valdez, Pojuaque.
1919 Manuel Varella, Santa Fe.
1924 Daniel B. Van Nest, Santa Fe.
1915 Isidor Rosenberg, Santa Fe.
326 James Lopez, Santa Re.
1327 Urbano Duran, Santa Fe.
328 Pedro N~aranjo, Santa Cruz.
329 Arthur Ernest P. Robinson, San
ia Fe.
$50 Benito Baca. Santa re.
S31 Pedro Roybal. Pojuaque.
1872 Andres Martinez. San Ildefonso.
1873 Edward Reynolds Wright, Santa
re.
S34 Esquipula Iiron, Pojuaque.
S35 Eulogio Bustos, Santa Cruz.
1886 Mateo Delora Santa Fe.
337 Jose Manuel de Jesus Martinez,
1888 Antonio ID. Gomez. San Ildefonso.
Chimayo.
$3.50 Alferdo Luian Quintana. Pcjua-
que.
$40 Cirillo G. Egquiveh SANTA Cruz.
GAL Elaud Irwin, Buckman.
(contlnuara en- eF pr6xlmo nQneroJ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
LIBRE A
los ode sufren con Asrna

Un rerNedIo que puede ser tornado sin
perdldA de tempo nj lnccnvenlehcias.
Tenem4s un metodo nuevo que cura Ell
Asrna y. qNeremos que 10 ensaye q nuestro
costo. NONmp0rta ell estado, los sintOmas,
o 81 es crdnico debe de c~ualesquier name
ra enviar por nuestro metodo para que 10
practique.E No importa ell clima la edad,
pals u Octtpacion 81 es afligido con Asma
nuestro mAtodo 10 aiiviaray rapidamfnte.
Deseamds enviarselos q esos que hayan
perdido Les esperanzas de ser ctrados,
que despu6s de haber tornado duuhas. pre-
parados id opio, Thumos patentados" etc
no hayan kenido resultados satisfactorios
Nuestro fnkeres es demostrarle a todos los
~pacientes. n nuestro costo, que este nue.
vo metodo2 aiivia la respiration aNvcces
tan dlficil, NJ otros sintomas terribles oca-
cionadoe pbr Ell NAL.
Esta OfArta es demasiado importante
para ser qlvidada. Escribanoa hoy u 4
mience el kmetodp en- seguida. LNo envle
dinero, sip&plemente Ell cupon debaj0 alta
cffAdoy stt&tGAL0 HQY1sE4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
DELIclAs DEL PERIoDIsMo.
lDe "La voz deI PuebIo.nl

ri New York World" peri6dico
que por u c~olosales dimensiones
~refleja en- u Columns impresiones
de todos los PASSES y de todos los
matices, recibe a diario cartas de
lectores cuyos sentimientos Sc sien-
ten ofendidos con sus informes.
Respondents q aquellas cartas,
mensajeras de criticas, el gran diarfo
neoyorkino, dice regociiadamente 10
que sigue:
"Editar i'm diario es trabajo pla-
centero en- extreme, como vera ell
Sl SO la ilnprime con ~cRracteres
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

nQknbre ydireccion para mandarle
amhestras de telas muy hermosas, IL
bfo de e%stilos, precios particulares,
icfnta para medidas, etc. Muy buena
~obortunadad para los agentes. Muy
bhen dinero facilmente. -mandenos
hoy una postal.
AMERICAN WOODEN MILLS co.
dept. 1OA7t, CHICAGO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
Ha comprado I'd. va su BONO DE LIBERTADa
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
J. J. SALAZAR & SONS and
REYES GURULE,
VS..
p. s. MANN, defendant.

LIZ A0AtOAJ
VS..
p. s. MANN, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that an or
der has been given me on Sept. 20th
1918, by the Justice Of the Peace
Manuel Martinez Of Cuba, N. NJ, 10
notify p. s. Mann that the following
described property has been attached
by J. j. Salazar & Sons and Reyes
Gurule, to pay the sum Of $232,S7
with interest and costs for same, ana
you are hereby notified to appear in
said court on or before October 21st,
1918, at 10 o'clock in the morning,
and upon your not appearance a jud-
gment will be rendered against you
and the property will be sold to pay
the account and costs Of same.
The following is the property at
tached:
S horses; 1 wagon; / buggy, by
Reyes Gurule: 2 pairs harness and l
canvas tent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

PERDIDo, RoRApo D ExTRAvlA-
Do-un cabaIlc colorado, marcado
con un fIerro AE en- Ia anca IL
quierda y FL en- la anca derecha.
Dirijanse a ALEJo HERNANDEZ,
Santa re, NJ. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
MEcEsITA UNA AHORA3

Z ONH HFTOFTN y
Hay veces cuando una persona ne
uesita I'm purgante conocido. La i'm
digestion, biliosidad. NAL aliento, in
f@maci6n a causa de gases, constr
ipAci0n v otras condolences que Sc
pNesentan a causa de ina cantidad
id alimento sin digerir en- ell este
mage, necesitan una atenci6n inme-
diata. Las Tabletas Catarticas de
Foley son suaves y seguras en- su
acci6n. No causan torzones, dolores
nj Aauseas. Limpian los intestinos,
endtazan -el est6mago y entonan el
hfgadp. "A las personals gordas les
hace kentirse como 81 e~stuvieran mas
livianAs.-De venta en- la Botica Ca
pital pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
AhOrre $500

4 Nuestros bajus
precios por ropa
hecna a la medi-
da lie ahorraran
" $500 en- cada
vestido. Todas
extras son gratis,
francas de porte.
l-o MANDAMoS a
PRUEBA.
No hay venta o me-
nos que quede con-
Manden0s su
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
mejor Ahorro es UNI
kEBERFADr

Petroleum. caballo colorado os-
cQro, con una marca r en- Ia es-
EAldllla izquIerda. pevu6lvase q D.
Fernando Tapla, stanley, N. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03

Al Rafael Jose Moya, santa Fe.
AZ Francisco Marcos Sanchez. SAINT
Fe.
AZ Pablo Moya. Santa Fe.
A Rumaldo Apodaca, Santa Fe.
As Roland Martin Matzdorf, SAINT
Fe.
46 Celso Lopez, Santa Fe.
Az Mariana Candelario, Santa Re.
AS Ralph Erskin Campbell, Santa Fe
40 Gregorio Padilla, Santa Fe.
so Gus Hunter, Santa Fe.
81 William Dalton, Gl0rieta.
So Luciano Rivera, Santa Fe.
So Julio Ortiz, Nambe.
"a Jose Ignacio Gonzales, Pojuaque
So William Heach, Santa Fe.
Sc Ricardo Lucero, Pojuaque.
Sc Ricardo Lucero, tPojoaque.
81 Juan Manuel Ramirez. Santa Fe
So Prudencio f. Lucero, PojuaQue.
SO James Monroe Terry, Madrid.
go Toribio Pacheo, Sila, Mexico.
81 FREDERICK Mora Santa Fe.
6S Benito Suazo, IMmy.
c3 Emilio Delgado& Santa Fe.
Ga Leandro Gordova, Santa Fe.
65 Thomas White, Santa Fe.
66 Manuel G. Wheeler, Lamy.
67 Serafin Candelaria, Stanley.
6S Charles Oliver Camp, Stanley.
SO Luis Loboto, Santa Fe.
20 Jose Gravial Amanda, Santa Cruz
II Charles Abner Rising, Santa Fe.
~ Alberto Diaz-Conti, Santa Fe.
73 Solomon Griego Martinez. Madrid
IA Victor Montoya, Santa Cruz.
rs Auerilio Garcia, Lamy.
rs Fred Chavez, Placitas.
n Pablo Armijo, Santa Fe.
7S Ricardo Mares, Lamy.
70 Milton Valdez, Nambe.
so Gorgonio Saiz, Santa Fe.
81 John William Johnson, Santa Fe.
50 Benjamin Franklin Pash, Santa
Fe.
SO Serapio Anaya y Montoya, Gal
isteo.
"a Ramon G. Sanchez, Santa re.
IS William Jackson Grant, Stanley.
So Charles Samuel Jones, Stanley.
81 Juan Garcia de Sena, Santa Fe.
88 Felipe L. Romero, Santa Fe.
SO Narciso Rodriguez, Santa Fe.
80 James Harwell Martin, Stanley.
81 Meliquiades Huerta, Monterey,
Mexico.
80 Jose Antonio Nieto, Golden.
90 Jose Martin Ortega, Santa Fe.
"a John Taylor, Santa Fe.
95 Frank Martinez, albuquerque.
96 Wesley Bradfield, Santa Fe.
81 Elias Arias, Santa Fe.
9S Frank Grover Penn. Santa Fe,
80 Julian Martinez, Buchanan.
90 Charles Arthur May. Santa Fe.
Oh Guadalupe Gallegos, Santa Fe.
.02 Edwin Forrest Coard, Santa Fe.
.03 Alaston Madden West, Santa Fe.
GA Sosten Paiz, Velarde.
05 Manuel Rodriguez Y Montoya,
Lamy.
06 Edward Riddle Paul, Santa Fe.
or Doniciano Ynez, Ocasico, Mexico.
0S Walter Malcolm Danburg, Santa
Fe.
90 Lemual James Moore, Las Cru
ces.
10 Wilbur Lee Mumford, Santa Fe.
IL Juan Rodriguez y Duran, Santa
Fe.
IL Francisco Romero, Nambe.
10 James Allen Ramsey, Santa re.
Isidro Lucero y Gonzales, Santa
Fe.
Julian Benavides, Santa re.
l6 Charles Edward Dunwiddie, Santa
Fe.
II Albert Earl James, Santa re.
lS Benicio M. Gonzales, Santa ne.
10 Felipe jerks, Santa Re.
20 Alfred Hinckley Lyon, Santa Fe.
Il Thurman Paul McCollister, Santa
Fe.
2 Pedro Jose Sanchez, Santa Cruz. Y
3 John Curtis Underwood, Santa
Re.
A Cyrus Dwight Poage, Santa 10.
IS Manuel L. Romero, Santa re.
g Edward Patrick Davies, santa Re
z Julian Jimenez, Santa We.
8 Lorenzo Rodriguez, Santa re.
8 George Garcia, Santa Fe.
o Frederick Robert stevenson,
Santa Fe.
! Antonio u. Mier, Nambe.
2 Moyses Royhal, Santa Cruz.
3 Jose de la Cruz Ribera, Santa
Fe.
4 Chester Harley Slaughter, stan
ley.
5 Frank Lee Talbot. Stanley.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-10-03
MANUEL DoBATO,

Condestable ,Rzaelnat-No 9 Cuba,
Sauds@af~ County, New Mexico.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
.SPUD MARKET GOT
ALTITUDE FRIGHT

Householders who have been worry
ing about high food costs this win
ter are manifesting delight over the
parachute performance in the potato
market Not many weeks since
light crop was reported and spud pri-
ces were in the air. For a time good
potatoes sold as high as 81 per hum
dred and more. Since then various
drops i'm prices have occurred until
$1.75 per hundred is now quoted while
one farmer was peddling potatoes
yesterday in the residence district at
$50 per sack.
The performance in the market is
attributed to the fact many people,
farmers and merchants included. We're
so stung by holding potatoes last year
that they are now wary of repeating
the performance. On the other hand
there are authorities who say that the
market is now lower than the situa-
tion calls for and that an upward
turn may be witnessed next.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
WILLARD BOND MADE
BATTALION ADJUTANT

Word has just been received that
Willard Bond. well known Pendleton
man. has been promoted to first
Lieutenant from second lieutenant and
made battalion adiutant. He is now
located at Governors Island. n. Y.
The advancement of Lieutenant
Bond. who is a member of the we'll
known firm of Bond Brothers of this
place, has been quite rapid. He en-
tered the ordnance department little
over a year ago as private, earning
promotion to his present commission
by hard study and close application to
his work. He Is now in the chemical
warfare service. which is a new de-
partment in the army.
In n letter to his brother. Charles
Bond, he tells Of reaching New York
the morning of the signing of the ar
mistice and the celebration staged in
the city crowds I'M the streets were SO
dense that it took him three hours to
get from the Pennsylvania depot to
his hotel
Mrs. Willard Bond and small
daughter expect to leave soon to join
tho lieutenant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
Fuel REGULATIONS
IN NO WAY ALTERED

PORTLAND, Nov. 21.-The sign
ing of the armistice in no way alters
the rules and regulations of the fuel
administration now in force. but by
act of congress. the fuel administration
continues until the PRONUNCIATION of
the treaty Of peace and its powers ex-
tend to the production. distribution
and conservation of fuel including
fuel oil and natural gas" according
to E. s. Fuel Administrator II. A..
Garfield. Cancellations and changes
in regulations will be made from time
to time as the necessity arises
Fuel conservation must continue,
although the war has ended. accord
ing to Fred ]. Holmes. Oregon fuel
administrator The state has never
been called upon to observe many of
the stringent fuel regulations enforc-
ed in eastern states, on account of be-
ing peculiarly well situated with re-
gard to fuel sources. But waste is in
excusa BILE. and by conservation meth
DDS of heating, not only may fuel be
saved for future emergency. but mons
ey saved as well.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
PENDLETON STILL LACKS $4,000
IN u. w. W.C.OVER SUBSCRIPTION

Though the total subscriptions in
the United War Work Campaign in
the Pendleton district exceed by more
than $4,000 the minimum quota, the
amount is yet about $4,000 short of
what 1t should be II this district Is to
give the subscription asked. Con-
semently, District Chairman Hartman
wishes to Impress upon the contrihut-
ing public that the campaign Is not
over and that persons who have not
yet subscribed cannot excuse them
selves with the plea that this COM
munity has already given its proper
tionate share.
Pendleton should subscribe at
least $4,000 more than its quota to
meet the r-subscription requested
from state and national hesdduar-
ters. The ratings did not take into
consideration any large over-subscrip'
tion. having been made before the new
request was received. However
many people have voluntarily increas'
cd their subscriptions beyond theh
rating and considerable money has
been received from persons not OF
the lists. There is set about S25OI
unconected on dhe lists and a syste
matte folow-up campaign has beer
undertaken to secure this money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21

The Loyalty Committee has been
summoned to meet tomorrow evening
TO take up the mater of delinquents
One man has already been summoned
to appear to show cause why he
should not be proclaimed as a Stacker
and there are undoubtedly others who
will he summoned unless their sub
scriptions are forthcoming within the
next few days
In this connection the committee
feels that Il should point out that the
final chapters in the records of war
service are being written and that as
a man writes himself into these rec
ords so viii he be known the rest of
his days.
Pendleton's total subscription this
morning amounted to S24,455.
The greatest jump made Yesterday
was in precinct So. r. L. Burroughs
chairman. who turned in S237.5O.
bringing the precinct total up to ST.
IS41.75. with $1,000 the precinct quota.
No. 20, J. II. Thompson chairman.
now has s141S. which Is an over
subscription Of SS1S.
No. a.. c. p. a. Lonergan, chair
man. has Increased TO S2449,
The total for No. SO, j. j. Hamley,
chairman, is now S2151.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
S1235 SUBSCRIBED BY
PUBLIC FOR PAVING

The bid Of the Warren Construction
Company, for the contract for paw
Ing the cemetery road was read at the
meeting of the city county last even
ing and referred to the finance COM
mittee. The bid calls for the lump
sum of $4,000 for a road 16 and IL
feet wide the length is about three
fourths of a mile. the paving to be
made on the present grades Any ad-
ditional. work to be charged at cost
plus 10 per cent. ttt
Report OF H. J. Taylor member OF
the cenetery committee, showed a
total of 1926 had been subscribed
by the public toward the work. This
provides sufficient funds to assure
the early starting of the work as
$1,000 each has already been voted
BY the city and county toward the
work on the understanding that $1,000
pe. raised by public subscription.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
TIGHTER LID MAY BE
CLAMPED INSTEAD OF
LIFTING OF FLU BAN

Instead of lifting the influenza ban
in PendIeton next Monday as indicat-
ed by the announcement few days
ago by Mayor vaughan. it is quite
probable the lid will be clapped down
tighter than ever.
According to the report of DR.. ]. H.
KGvanaugh. city physician, To, the city
council at the meeting last evening
the flu situation here is far from re-
assuring. In fact the doctor express
ed himself as being very much
alarmed over the effect OF the pros
pect of thetown being opened too
soon. Instead he recommended a
much more strict quarantine be en-
forced than has been the case. IL
the local police force is unable 70
properly look after the quarantine
regulations. get help Tor the Officers.
is DR.. Kavanaugh's advice.
In his opinion if drastic measures are
not taken to stamp out the disease
there is no telling where 1t may
spread.
~ New Cases Yesterday.
DR.. Kavanaugh stated eight cases
of Influenza had been reported TO the
county health officer. Or. u. J. Nc
Faul and this is additional cause for
alarm. In Pendleton he states there
are from Il TO is families i'm which
there are influenza cases IN the city.
the number OF cases being between
p and 80. These are outside OF the
cases in the hospitals. Of which there
are 20 at the emergency hospital and
rom six tp ten at 81 Anthony 3 hos
pital. For two DAYS there had been
no new cases reported until yesterday
when there We're ~ new cases.
Whether this is "a 'riare up or the
forerunner Of further spread OF the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
Girl Demonstrates
Tractor, Flowing Field
Where IL Mules Fail

Miss Grace Allen of PendIe-
ton. who is employed by the 4
Simpson auto company. is the 4
first girl in this county TO act as 4
demonstrator for the Fordson 1
tractor. Miss Alien drove a
tractor and plow yesterday in a 4
five acre field on the L. l.. Mann 4
; ranch 13 miles east of town and j
) although it was her first expert +
: ence. she had little difficulty in :
! plowing the field,
; The field. according to Mr.. :
: Mann, has not been plowed for :
many years and is covered with =
a short growth of alfalfa, while :
; the soil is numbered by the =
roots. A pillow drawn by 12 +
: mules recently was unable to +
) make any headway in the soil =
; and two plows were broken in +
; the attempt. +
= A.+ ; ! : i + + J. ; ; = ;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
BO[SHEVIKI BEATEN IN
BATTLE WITH ALLIES

LONDON. Nov. 21.-There was
heavy fighting in the Dvina river re-
gion between the bolsheviki and al
lied forces Monday and Tuesday. the
war office today reported. The boil
shevikl were beaten with great cas-
ualties.
The Bolsheviki attacked the allies
on the front flank Monday, penetrat-
ing several villages, and forcing way
to Canadian battery position. which
they held. American and British in
fantry then counter attacked. throw
ing the enemy back with heavy losses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
80 NTIIE LINE.

ITSRWICH. Nov. 2f.-So1newIlere
out in the misty expansc OF the North
Sea, five big Americans battIcshfps last
night took up their positions in a So
mile line of ereyhounds which carly
this morning were to take part in tho
surrender Of a powerful German sur
face fleet under the eyes OF King
George and Admirals Beatty Sims and
ROdnlan. and more than 100 Journals
istS and artists OF all nations who
will immortalize with pen and brush
the greatest naval Incident I'm all his
tory.
Admiral TOdman. T. y A., aboard
the New York. and Captain Beach.
commander was expected to lead the
American squadron at the ceremonies.
the other ships being the Florida,
Texas, Wyoming and Arkansas.
The whole so miles OF warships
were to be headed by the British SUI
perdreadnaught Queen Elizabeth Ad-
miEaI Beatty's flagship. aboard which
tic king and his heir were 20 witness
tho great display.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21

At a caucus Of eastern Oregon rep
resentatives-elect held here last even
ing at the Hotel Pendleton, f. i,
Dodd was chosen as chairman of the
eastern Oregon delegation for the
coming session. Just what other bus
mess was transacted is not announced
but 1t is known the speakership was
lively subject of. business, one OF
the speakership candidates. Burdick
of Redmond, being in attendance.
Among those here last evening
were Denton f3urdick Redmond. c.
Il. Woodson, Heppner, f. p. Dodd.
Hermiston; 5. l. Burnaugh, Enter
prise. and several others 1t was
stated following the session that nine
out of the eastern Oregon delegation
of ~ wereether present or represented
by letter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21
200 ARE KILLED IN
COLOGNE EXPLOSION

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 21.-Two hum
drcd persons were killed by an eNplo-
sion i'm a factory at Cologne follow
ing the revOlutiOnaries' failure to in
ducc the worllmen to strike, the
Taglisch Rundschau today announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-21

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2f-The
French TROOPS holding Dndapzsst in
cIude a division of 5000 men. Two
other divisions will hold important
railroads. according to official diplo-
matte dispatches from Bcrne.