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The sun., 1919-05-20
BANKERS SELECT ST. LOUIS.
Annual Convention of Investment
Men to he I'm October.
specfoi Despafch 10 TEE sur


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, MAY
ls.-The governors of the Investment
Bankers Association at q meeting here
voted to hold the next annual conven-
tion OF that organization in ST. Louis
during October.
For the nrst time in the history of
the association exAofiicers and ex-gover-
nors attended the meeting, taking part
In discussions of many questions and
committee reports embracing the invest
ment banking business in the United
states which had a tendency to assist
new members OF the board In an advisory
capacity In outlining the principles OF
matters discussed.
A nominating committee, with J. Shep-
pard Smith OF the Mississippi Valley Trust
Company as chairman. was appointed by
President w. @. Baker. Its instructions
are to confer and report at the next
meeting OF the governors in Chicago In
August Names OF candidates for the
ensuing year will then be presented and
acted on by the board, after which they
VIII be voted on by the association in
the October convention.
The sun., 1919-05-20

Another meeting OF the board OF d.
reotors is TO be held this afternoon to
consider the proposition. Mr.. Franklin
saId-and intimated that there was need
for speed in handling the negotiations
because, as he said. there was time
limit attached to the offer this time,
although he refused to indicate what
that limit was or when the offer would
EXPIRE.
The history OF the famous Marine
tactics on all sides. II was year ago
this month that the Marine deal pot
began TO simmer and since that time
has boiled over several times. II was
first announced that the British syndi'
cate had offered to take over the British
companies. Then from time to time
came news of bitches in the negotiations
which covered period OF several
months. In November of last year the
American Government stepped in with
the announcement that II did not care
10 have the ships pass from control OIL
American capital and for that reason
would take over the tonnage on thu
same terms offered by the British. I'm
mediately negotiations with the British
syndicate were broken off and the Ma
rine company considered the ships al
good as sold to the American Govern
ment Several months later. April j
1919, the company received notice from
the American Government that 1t hat
changed its mind and that the com
pany was free to go ahead with tn
sale of the British interests.
The sun., 1919-05-20
RANGE OF PRICES.
COTTON STATISTICS.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS. May 1s.-Cotton went
70 new high levels to-day. Realizing re-
duced the net gain, but the close showed
a net rise of % to 40 points. The close
May, a9.esc: July, 2s.74c.; october,
2e.7tc.; December. 26.0sc-; January,
rs. soc. Spot steady, 81 points up. Mid
ding, 2e.25c.
The sun., 1919-05-20
Paris Bourse Trading

PARIS, May l9.--Prices were very firm
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes. so francs % confines for cash !;
exchange on London, 30 francs 10 cen
times FIVE per cent. loan. IS francs 20
oenilimes. The dollar ranged from 6
francs 47lS centimes to francs 52A
eentinsA
The sun., 1919-05-20
Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were $4SS.225.53, Of
which $l39,062.l9 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s349.163.Si for recent importatons.
The sun., 1919-05-20
CORN MARKET rs STRONGER.
Close Unsettled, but shows Gain oi
1.5s to 2.34 Net.

CHICAGO, May 19-Unwelcome rain
and higher quotations on hogs put
strength to-day into the corn market.
The finish although unsettled. was at
IA TO 2%c. net advance. with July
$l.61h to s1.61h and September
sl.55% to SISSY. Oats gained y to
&c. and provisions IL TO 75c
Corn traders acted for the most part
on the assumption that wet weather
would retard the crop movement as well
as delay planting. At the same time
advances in the hog market showed that
the feeding value OF corn was again
bullish factor. Country offerings to ar
rive were small and the visible supply
decreased to less than a quarter of the
aggregate a year ago. Bearish specu-
lators became free sellers whenever sup
port slackened, but their efforts met only
moderate success, Notwithstanding that
Eastern demand was slow and that ar,
rivals Of Argentine corn sooner or later
at Chicago and other Western centres
was predicted.
Word that vessels had been designated
| for June and July shipments of pro-
| visions helped to lift provisions. On the
bulge stockyard interests turned sellers.
CORN-Prices rallied from Saturdays
| decline and at the close of the day were
ik09%c net higher. In the local cash
market No 2 yellow was quoted at ilSs%
| No. white, ti.s5%. cost ana freight
/ New York.
| OATs--The market was moderately &C
| tive Prices were nrmer, closing with net
| gains OF h9Rc. The local cash market
| was Arm; standard quoted at 7sh q 7sc.
No 2 white, 7sc.; No. white. TN 47Sc.
| No, white. 7T477hc.; fancy clipped
white, 1sh gsiei ordinary clipped white
77M d79c., all elevator.
| RYE-Market frm. No. western
si.5s, cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market firm. Feeding. Si.ls
mailing, Sl2s. cost and freight New York
BUCKwHEAT--Marke dull. sount
milling, S3.OS93.1o, cost and freight New
YORK.
HAY--Market hrm. No. !. $e.s5; No.
p2s0; No. 3, S2l5@ 2.20
sTRAw--Markst quiet No. rye. IL
Sls per Ton CHICAGO PRICES.
The sun., 1919-05-20

Ranger held. The company IL negotiating
for additional acreage in the proven fielda
according 10 4 statement Of Wade. Temple
ton a Co.
The sun., 1919-05-20
LONDON PRICES,

LONDON. NAY 1s.--Foliowing are the closi
metal quotations:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Najweksm Nakrwawsza Waka zakolczyla sic wAkcepowa
nil Taktat6w Wdoku 0statnege Pzeniesienia do Senau
De Valera l1ie widzi ktopotow

NEW YORK, % czerwca - E.
amonn de Valera, prezydent Ir-
landskiej republiki, oswiadczyf
wczoraj ze nie spodziewa sic zad-
nych zawiklan z rzadem amery--
l1anskim Z powodu swego wysta-
pienia tu.
"Gdy tn przyby}em, powiedzia}
nialem za1niar obserwowania
praw rzadzenia ludu, przez lud i
ola ludu, i doda1, re pewien Irlan
dczyk, odczuci tylko posluszenst-
wo do praw nafozone Ia niego w
jego w}asnym kraju przez zagra-
niczne si1y.''
To oswiadczenie zrobione bylo
Ia jego uwage gdy depesze do ga
yet, przytaczafy urzedowe wiado-
mosci Washingtonu, ze on chciaf
obserwowac prawae krajowe ably
odwo}ac sic do iryjskiej republiki.
'Jestem pewien - powiedzia}
"ze lud amerykanski ME bedzie
obstawaF "a jakiemkolwiek mie--
szaniem sic do brytyjskiego ella. y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Francuski dZie1i ZWyCie-
stWa Jest 14gO lipca.

PARYZ, % czerwca - Rad
francuski zadecydoWal re urzedo
wa celebracya przez Francye be-
dzie mice miejsce Ago lipca.
Dzien 14go ipca jest dniem Bas-
tylii, najg}6wniejszym swietem
Francyi. Jest on takze rocznica
rozpoczecia przezNiemc6w w roku
1918 ich ostatniego najazdu na
Paryz, kt6ry sic skonczy1 dla
Mich tax nieszczesnie przezFrancu
sko Amerykanski op6r i ostatecz-
ny odporny atak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Rad przemyslowc6w W
Hamburger.

LONDYN % czerwca - Przed
stawiciele przcmys}owych rad
wzie}y ,na siebic zupe}na politycz
la militarna wladze W Hambur-
gu i zasiadaja w hall gminnej,st6
sownie do doniesien Berlina, re
branych gazet otrzymujacych
wiadomosci tantad General Won
Lettow Vorbeck otrzymaf rozpo-
rzadzenic z Hamburga ably przy-
byl Z mocnemi silami spehiac roz
kay. .Nieporzadki powiekszaja.
sic w Berlinie, raportuje korespo
ndent Amsterdamskiego Exchan-
:gc Telegraph. Wicle ulic zostafo
tam zabarykadow by}y
tam niebezpieczne potyczki pomie
dzy Niemcami mot1ochem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01

tom zadnc poparcic albo ratunek
ME bedzie dozWolony Ia przepro-
Wadzenie przez nova granice do
Polski.
Podpisano G. Clemenceau.
TO JEST POLECENIE.
Telegram wzmiankoWany w po-
przednim liscie brzmi jak naste-
puje:
POznan 81 czerwca 1919.
Rad chce podpisac. Pomimo
to jednak Horsing Ia Zachodnie i
Wschoanie Prusy, wojna przeciw
wschodowi. Rad oficyalnie os--
wiadczy swa opozycye lecz ME o.
ficyalnie poprzecznosc ia kaz-
dy sposob. Horsing telegrafowaf
dis: "Przyslijcie mi vielka zgra
je do Wrosfawia. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Czerwoni wyrugowani z Litwy.


PARYz, 28. czerwca Gen Zu
kauskas, litewska $4,000 armia,
wyrugowa1 bolszewickie wojska z
wiekszej czesci Litwy a teraz roz
poczyna ofensywe przeciw 'Bolsze-
wikom niedaleko Dzwinska i Ca
rascy, st6sownie do depeszy otrzy
nanej dis cd kapitana Formana,
amerykansko Baltyckiej admini-
stracyjnej g16wnej pomocniszej
kwatery, datowanej Kowna, ma
Litwie, "A czerwca, przez Herber
ia Hoover, przewodniczacego mie-
dzy alianckiej pomocniczej komi-
sVi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Exportowae W6dke do Euro.
py, jest planem sprzedaw
COW. a kent,lcky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, 28-czerwca.
2 oczekiwaniem ze kongres
chce uderzae " prohibicye Wojen
ma obostrzeniem blu warunkow
ktore uprzedzaja exportacye Wod
ki, sprzedawcy likierow " Kentu-
| cly rozWazaja plan do Wyselania
sWych przeWyzszajacy acych zapasow
toszac na 5ezterdz dziesei mi
IionoW galo,loy fllrop .o
so czerWca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Zniana w ostatniei minucie

Zmiana W ostatniej minucie
w ostatniej chwili zrobiono
zmiane w programme dla przyspie
szenia podpisania traktat6w. DIVA
dodatkowe sto1y umieszczono na
srodku sail opr6cz tego kt6ry sta1
w historycznej sail wzor6w,na kto
rych traktaty pokojowe leza}y.
Ma jednym nowych stol6w leza-
, Ia konwencya Renu, na drugim
protok6}, zawierajacy zmiany W
t1umaczelliach traktatach. Wszy
stkie te dokumenty mia}y bye pod
pisane przez kazdego pelnomoc--
nika a uporzadkowania stol6w
tym sposobem umozliwi}y trzem
osobom jednoczesnie w przyczepia
niu swych podpis6w.
Godziny pred czasem naznaczo
nym ia ceremonie ma poz6r p}yne
1y nieskonczonym biegiem samo--
chod6w wiozac pe}nomocnik6w, u
rzednik0w i gosci na ceremonie.
Trotoary utrzymywane byly bez--
piecznie przez pikiet6w, dragon6w
i stojacych na warcie zandarm6w
Wstep ola delegat6w prowadzi1
po marmurowych schodach do
ksiazecych apartamentow, a sala
pokoju dawa1a stamtad przystep
do sail wzor6w. Sciany W tych a.
partamentach zawieszone by}y go
belinami. Droga do stofu pokoju
dla pelnomocnik6w prowadzi}a
przez przestrzen do 400 uprzywi
lejowanych gosci kt6rych pointer
mowano ably pozostali w swych
siedzieniach przy wstepowaniu
niemieckich delegat6w. Delegacis
wstepowali W grupach, kt6re by.
y formalnie oglaszone przez mi
strz6w ceremonii Z francuskiego,
zagranicznego ofisu.
Uzywai nadzwyczajnych pd6r. .
WERSAL, 20 czerwca - Pude}
ko staromodnych gesich pi6r ze1
skrzydel, zaszezepionych przez 'ex
pertow konczenia pi6r z francus-
klch zagranicznych ofis6w, polo
zone by}y ma kazdym trzech sto
low do ytkls tyych pe}lnomo B ]
k6w kt6rzy pragneli obserwowac
tradycyjne formalnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
06cyalna Notaz Wersau do Sanowego Departamentu wy
szczeg6nia kroki powzete gdy Nemcy pryby podpsal

True translation filed with thepo master at Wnona Mimi,
june 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1919
WASHINGTON 30 - Podpisane Wersa]u trakta-
tow pokoowych Nemcam doprowadza foma]e zaocznia
wojny Nicmcami.
Chocaz technce zakonczenie wony nadejdz kazdego
naodu tyko gy akay zoana przyzwoone
wrdzenc rzad6w kazego da
low waka k6a rozpocze1a serpn 1914 zakonczya sic
opcro komisyonarze pokojuaanckch
rodow przyac podpsy do raka6w Take powatpiewano
osatecznem wynku trakta6w pokoiowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
PRESIDENT WILSON'S MESSAGE TO AMERICA.
WORLDS NEW ORDER CHARTER SIGNED
UNIVERSAL PEACE.
Asks S.
ASSURES UNIVERSAL PEACE.
Asks U. S. to Accept Terms Intact.

Washington, D. G. June 28. = (By the
Associated Press.) = President Wilson, in an
address to the American. people on the occa-
sion Of the signing Of the peace treaty made a
plea for the acceptance Of the treaty and the
covenant Of the league Of nations without
change or reservation. His message, given ont
here by Secretary Tumulty, said:
My fellow countrymen: The treaty Of
peace has been signed: IF it is ratified and
acted upon in full and sincere execution Of
it's terms it will furnish the charter for a new
order Of affairs in the world:
1T is a severe treaty in the duties and
penalties it imposes upon Germany, but it is
severe only because great wrongs done by
Germany are to be righted and repaired; it
imposes nothing that Germany cannot do and
she can regain her rightful standing in the
world by the prompt and honorable fulfill
ment of it's terms
Liberates Great Peoples.
ttAnd it is much more than a treaty. of
peace with Germany It lberates great peoples
who have never before been able to find the
way to liberty
ttIt ends, once for all, an old and intole-
rable order under which small groups Of sell
fish men could use the peoples Of great en-
pres to serve their ambition for power and
dominion.
1T associates the free governments Of
the world in permanent league in which they.
are pledged to use their united power to main
tain peace by maintaining right and justice.
81. 1t makes international law a reality, sup
ported by imperative sanctions
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01

Amerykanie zabici walczac ma
Syberyii rapoftuje Department.

WASHINGTON % czerwca Jeden officer trzech pocagne
ych woka abtych dw6ch zosao ranonych den
officer pocagnetych do woka zostao schwytanych
obecne wace wokam przeciw Kocaka Sybeyi depara
wony zostaf dis mara gen. Graves
komndanta wojsk wysanyc Sybey Wszyscy c ude male
ze do trzydzese pierwsze ina nery Zab zosa Pufk AL
Francis Ward kapa Jesse NJ Reed regowy D. Craig
Chas L. Flake Ranni kapra Geor A. Jensen seregowc Ca
g. Grail.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01

NARESZCIE POKOJ.
Z chwi!a podpisania traktat6W
pracc konferencyi poAojowej w}:;
$civic skonczone 0 ty!o, @ lie Cd
nosza sic do uk}ad0w Z Niemcami
przyprowadzonc do zal1onczenia
ro przeszlo piecio micsiecznej kon
fcrcnyi. Geese traktat6w z ALL
strya pozosaje jeszcze do ul1on--
czenia uklady z Turcya i Bull
garya musza bye jeszcze prowa-.
dzone, lecz skoro Niemcy g}owny
vrog przeprowadzone przez d}u-
go lctnic sesye zrobily uklady te
drogic takzc nastapia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
zapijeszeniiie br'eai llla.aane.

PARYz, 28~ czerwca Zawie-
szenie broni zawarte kilka dni te
gmu pomiedzy Polakami. i Ukrain-
cami zosta1o zlamane przez prze-
kroczenie pewnej czesci wojsk u
krainskich, st6sownie do informa-
cyl dis tn otrzymanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Prohibicya rozdzielona ma
trzy cze$ci. !.

WASHINGTON, % czerwca -
Sadowniczy komitet domu gtoso-
wal dis bay rozdzielic prohibicyj
Ia Legislature Ia try czesci obo
strzonem prawem wojennem roz-
dzielnie i dystynktownie od in
nych, kt6re zostaja " stosunku z
konstytucyjna prohibicya i fabry-
kowaniem przemysfowego alkoho-
III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
ZADNYCH CEREM0NlI AMI URZED0-
WYCH H0NOR0WNlE DAWAN0 MEM
COM GDY PRZYBYLI PODPISAC.
Delegaci Alianckich stoWarZysZonych narod6w
mijali przez dfug1e linie zaproszonych
goSci udajac sic W grupach do historycznego
pokoju gdzie ceremOnie miafy miejsce.

True translation filed with hepost master at Winona Mnn
june 30 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1919
WERSA 80 Nemieccy deegaci id elegac alanc
kch narod6w zaad dis Wesau ably pod
psac oalne zakoczene wony pomedzy Nemcam dwudzies
Il si6dmiu innemi narodami
Ly werzytene nowych nemieckc delegat6w zosta}y pot
werzone przez w}adze pokowe pred podnem wszyko by
tn dzene pzygotowane cermone 3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Wojska' " H|an',burgu. I'M

. BERLIN, 297 czerwca - Wojs-
ka rzadu niemieckiego wyslane do
Hamburga W celu przytfumienia
nieporzadk6w tamtejszych, osiag-
nelly przedmiescie tego miasta dis
rano. Wojska rozkaza}y bezposree
dnio zaprzestanie krok6w nieprzy
jacielskicl1, wypuszczenie wiez-
niiow j dostarczenie broni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Byiy cesarz Kard Jest chory.

GENEVA, % czerwca- Rapor
tuja z Prangins gdzie by1y cesarz
Kar6l Austryi przebywa, re zdro
vie bylego monarchy powoduje
obawe. Me opusci} on domu cd ty
godnia i jest dozorowany przez
szwajcarskiego doktora. Byla ksie
zniczka Zita pracuje jake nurska
przy lou swego meza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
PrawoPolak6w najjwyz
sze " nowyn krajju.

ClemenCeau OStrZega re
WfadZa w POZnaniu i w
PruSach WSchOdnich j
ZaChOdniCh Jest Sk01l-
CZOna.
PARYz, % czerwca - Niemie-
cka dclcgacya pokojowa zosta}a
poinformowana nota cd premiera
Clcmenceau re Rad niemiecki be-
die SciSle odpowicdzialny "a ME
urzedowe utrzymanie jakiegokol-
wick ruchu wojska przeciw polls
kim w}adzom w prowincyi da-
nych Polsce W Poznanskiem,
Prusach Wschodnich Zachodnich
Text noty brzmi:
OSTRZEzENIE.
Paryz, % czcrwca - Panic Pre-
zydencie Alianckie i stowarzyszo
ne silly widza potrzebe zwr6cenia
uwagi niemieckiego rzadu ma fakt
re Polskie w}adze wesz}y W posia
DAME przytrzymanych oficyal-
rych niemieckich depesz ktore wy
kazuja ze gdy Rad niemiecki my
sli podpisac traktaty pokojowe
oni zamicrzaja dae ME urzedowa.
pomoc "a poSrednictwem ich sill
dla miejscowego ruchu wojska
ola odparcia zakladajacego sic.
Polskiego rzadu W. ziemiach przy-
dzielonych do Polski w Poznans--
klein W Prusach Wschodnich /
Zachodnich W Observation-Disclosures
nego Slaska przez alianckie i sto-
warzyszone narody.
"W widoku tel informacyi ali
anckie i stowarzyszone narody u
wazaja "a potrzebne poinformo-
wac Rad Niemiec ze trzymae ich
beda W surowej odpowiedzialnos-
ci "a godne widzenia, re W czasie
wskazanym W ukladach wszystkie
wojska wszystkie oficyalnie
przez aliant6w wskazane komisye
n.aja bye wycofane i re na Wszel-
ki przypadek lokalnych zaburzen
" stawianiu oporu przeciw trakta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
0 Q|sebny Z stan N ma p6|nlecnym
-. - " W,Ilschodziie,. .....

BERLIN, % czerwca - Szcze-
g6ly tajemniczego planu do ufor-==
mowania osobnego kraju " po}no:.
emo wschodnich Niemczech So WV
jawione przez gdanskiego kores--
pondenta Tageblattu, kt6ry mowi
re to bylo zamiarem do koopera--
tywy wielkim ksieciem z Meek
lenburga W ustanowieniu czy to
albo monarchii, azeby
Wschodnie Prusy, zacho
dnie Prusy Poznanskie. Plan, po
wiada on, byl uwzgledniony przez
von Batockiego prezyden-
ia Prus Wschodnich, pana Selma
ckenburg prezydenta Prus Zacho
dnich pana Won Buelow, prezy--
denta Poznania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Banishes AL Conauests.


tit does away with the right Of conquest
and rejects the policy Of annexation and sub
stitutes, new order under which backward
nations ~ populations which have not yet
come to political consciousness and peoples
who are ready for independence but not yet
quite prepared to dispense with protection and
guidance shall no more be subjected to the
domination and exploitation of stronger ma.
tion, but shall be put under the friendly direc
ton and afforded the: helpful assistance of
governments which undertake to be RESPONSE
BILE to the opinion Of mankind in the execution
Of their task by accepting the direction Of the
league Of nations.
Fair Treatment for All.
1T recognizes the inalienable rights Of
nationality, the rights Of minorities, and the
sanctity Of religious belief and practice.
ct lays the basis for conventions which
shall free the commercial intercourse Of the
world from unjust and vexatious restrictions
and for every sort Of international coopera-
tion that will serve to cleanse the life Of the
world and facilitate its common action in be-
neficent service Of every kind.
1T furnishes guarantees such as were
never given or even contemplated for the fair
treatment Of all who labor at the daily tasks
Of the world.
It is for this reason that / have spoken
Of it as a great charter for new order Of
affairs. There is ground here for deep salts
faction, universal seassurance, and confident
hope.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-01
Przewioo;z wiele wo]ska.

NEW YORK, % czerwca --.
Transportowies Sierra przybyl to
..l9zis. q st. Nazaire liczba 1,543
wojska, w1acznie IL oficer6w i
III zo1nierzy. z 171go tymczasoWe.
go batalionu, zorganizowanego q
.rozproszonych jednostek, do por-
tu ladunk kowego dla dogodnej ira
.llsportacyi.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-25
LADIES' AID RESUMES
MEETINGS AT UMAPINE
lEast oreeonIan speeIall

UMAPINE, SEPT 25.-The Ladies
Ala Of the valley Presbyterian church
held their regular meeting Thursday
with Mrs. A. A. Wnncy. After IA
business session a delicious tea was
served Those present were Mesdames
Moore. J. T. Jones. H. severance, u.
Kirk Wm. Records. n. r. Racon.
n. Il. Bean. John Allen. W. b. Phil
lips. w W Phnippi }. =. Caldweii.
John Davidson. william stark. and
Misses Della Philippi. Dcaltry Bean
and Eliyn whitley.
Mrs. Dan Kirk with her cousin John
Kirk left sunday for trip to Port
land ana also 10 attend the Salem
fair.
Homer Week who has been overseas
for the past TIVE years returned home
this week and is renewing old ac-
puaintenees in this community
Frank Rice and family move this
week 10 Walla Walla where they VIII
live this winter. Their home at UDla-
pine has been rented to j. h. Peffley
Mrs. Winnie Grimes came down
from Portland to attend the Round
Up and IS spending two weeks with
Mrs. Claude Beale
Mrs. Anson nixon edith Harper)
who was married in California last
Saturday called on old friends at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-25
THREE RANCHES SOLD
CLOSE TO PILOT ROCK
Cast oregonian Specially

PILOT ROCK, Sept 25.-Mrs.
Newt Roork died at her home here
Monday night after suffering for sew
eral weeks from blood poisoning. Fu-
neral services were held at the Pilot
Rock church Wednesday afternoon at
/ 2 o'clock.
| Ed Thrasher and Mrs. Thrasher
were in town Monday on their way
home from Pendleton where. they at
tended the Roundup.
| Mrs. j.. w. Stevenson has gone to
La Grande for a months visit with
relatives
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Albrecht are
here from Pendleton visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schock.
/ c. ]. Jennings has purchased the
Dan Russell ranch east of town for a
consideration of 100000.
| Frank Byrd is having quite a bit
of remodeling done to the interior of
the residence recently purchased
! from George Carnes.
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Miller and chill
dren were dinner guests of Mrs. Bes-
sic Humphrey Sunday.
William Glass, new assistant CASH
ier of the Bank of Pilot Rock arrived
here the first of the week from Port
land with his bride. They will make
their home in the Scharpf property
which they have purchased
Herbert Boylen, Jr., has sold his
ranch west of town to Ed Thrasher of
Dale.
Mrs. H. III. Reynolds is spending the
week at the home of her daughter
Mrs. l.. G. Matthews east of town.
L. E. Hutchinson, who has been
on a visit to Iowa returned home Fri
day evening, bringing with him a
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Nacomber re-
turned home last week from visit to
Grandview, Wash.
Ralph and Glen Gilbert left last
week for their home in Woodburn
after working through the harvest
season here.
Walton Roork arrived here Tues
day from La Grande to attend the fu-
neral of his aunt, Mrs. Newt Roork.
James Waldron has sold his ranch
west of town to Victor Roumagoux.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain
of Ukiah were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Russell and attended
the Round Up Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Schock entertained Tues
Walter Albrecht and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Rankin of White
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Rankin this week. Mr.. Rankin
will work on the Teel project with
the Daugherty &c Bergman sawmill
outfit.