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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14
IANUL XIV. NO. liz
ROMANIA INAINTEA
CoNFERINTEI:DE PACE
CERERILE TERITORIALE.
(Urn,are.)

(Urmare.)
Cerind Bucovna Basaraba Romna alta decit cee
indarat aceea ce i sa rapit pc vremuri
III. BUCOVINA
Bucovna 10000 kiomer patrat) pae
din Moldova Dnsa fost provna 175
prn combnat dplonatca Ausre constitute fapt
recunoscut de atare char de mpaaeasa Maria Thereza
Admintraia micsoreze pc poate i'm
poranta emenul IT'S aproape neag
popuaa provne 1n pc tmpu Magha provintele ne
maghare domne lor cercau druga
tiona magharzarea de de Individual
purceada la prvntee supuse
ntroducerea de con avorizarea mgar popoaraor
vecne Bucovna in special fost ocmuia de rezutatu
consturea de natun 81
ruene sunt cele mai de mai
ces Ause ca pc Rueni cstge optm din
ntreaga popuaa r (aceasta ocma upa
zeaza pc Ruten).
Moldova a ndarat Bucovna Provna acea
sta insa toteana
pu din urm arafat cele mai precise nunt
Pentru Bucovina inca fost alta de cit un
pre 81 declare proclame dornt provziona
faptuit din adunarea naonaa Romnlor naonaia
tior din Bucovna reprentnd maorae provine
a de Ruten pocmat in % Noemvrie 1913 Cenau unrea
defnva intrege provnte din mi-
tele istorice pima la Nistru.
Tratatu din 1916 nantat fronera pima Prut
Sc ajunga Ia aare punct pe
Nst 1n prn unirea Basarabe Rominia STA
era naturaa 10 oferea de fnegi pima
la fronteree Galitie.
Rominia ma avut dect dornta
ne aca loc in guvernul penru repntan pro-
vnte
". BASARABIA
Popuata Basarabei cuprinde
nj % percente sren Aca special
nord in regiunea Honuu coone bulgare
meaza nue mi ncunjmae de populate romineaa Basaraba
oeauna o parte din Moova
cpat fot uaa della Modova de Rusi 1872
e in 1856 reuata de compe in 1878 Snguru
Basaabia Russia formeze important
maul Constanmopol peninsula Banica
aaz opr in mod otart Baaraba pae pentru
ST. constitute darui
cucerirei sale
Modova nc odata protesta
ri teritoruu sau Basaraba in cit pvea
ncetat dor unita de Romina in
sui razbouu trecut de nda revoua
rabie bea dinsa nainte de proamat
autonoma
Proclamaa aceasta fot facuta de conul national
abe represenanta legaa omplt provne rgm
Autonoma epubce Basaabe
nul Dupa lovtura de Bsevclor Basaraba STA
ama aceleasi condtu independents Russia
cut mtrevenea rupeor romne Boevcor
Pc urma in April 1913, Consiu National
contra unirea Basarabie in mtee eli vech sorce
IA la Niru, formeaza froniera veche a Romne.
Aceaa ngadu nante de ustnerea
abia autonome sale provzonale Consu National
pada de buna aceasta condune
numa ege prvr la mparea propreaor Facuta pro-
mugata acasa ege Basarabe Romna
unci in mod complet nsasi egea aeasa condun
Guvernu omn in snul dol minisr carl representa- Ba
sarabia.
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MARESALUL F0cH PLEA
CA LA FRONT.
sA FIE ASIA UN sEMN?

LONDRA, IL Mai. - 0 telegra.
ma - neconfirmata inca - a
gentiei Reuter- din Paris, spunt
ca Maresalul Foch este pregatit s.
gaia sd piece indarat la front.
Stirea aceasta scurta, pusa in le
gatura GU purtarea preset germa
ne 81 Gu vorbirea lui Scheidemann
ca 81 GU purtarea delegation ger
mani la conferinta de pace, ne a
rata ce are sd urmeze de fndata ct
Germanii s'ar hotari, in mod serios
sd nu subscrie tratatul de pace.
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UN PLAN NOU IN CAUZA
ITALIANA.

PARIS, 13 Mai. = Toma Mel
son Page, ambasadorul american
la Italia, q fnaintat astazi dupa a.
miazi presedintelui Wilson un plan
de impacuire pc baza caruia dfnsul
crede Cd Sc pot sustine principiile
presedintelui 81 Italia inca poate sa
fie satisfacuta.
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SERVICIU TELECRATIU CONFLICT
DE LA AsoOIATIUNIA PREssEL
0 actiune regaIa.

Regina calatOreSte. Aceia carl nj
ne cunosc in destul Regina noa
stra, vor fl vaz1nd in voiajul Eli, {
calatorie de placere, un drum dt
relnoirea senzatiilor, un schimb d.
loc din cauza oboselei, dorints
de a-si reinprospata impresiile dt
peisagiu ale Apusului trandafi
rlu. ., ce eroare de a vedea in Re
gina numai o artista! Ori cit dc
mare, de adevarat 81 de apropiaj
va ii acest titlu de Regina Romi
niei, nu facet gresala de ere
de numai artista. Stunt clipe ciu]
Regina Sc despersonalizeaza de a.
ceea ce este mai eterat i'm sufletu]
FL 81 Sc confunda intr 'atit Gu re.
alltatea palpitabila zilei, incit
capata tot ce pOate ii mai solemn
mai dlrz 81 mai practic intr un
suflet barbatesc de diplomat ma.
re.
Regina merge in apus ca. prir
prezenta Ri sd invie pc aceea
carl au murit pentru Aliati DC
meleagurile pamintului rominesc
Cuvintele de durere, pc care lea
spus ziaristilor parizieni, vorbin
du-le de suferinta indurata d.
poporul romin, vizita pc care q
facut-o prin cimiterele franceze
au creiat i'll jurul persoanei rega
lie, o atmosfera mistica, atmos
fera suferintei umane in lupta CT
profanatorii Ell. NJ este singurs
Regina acolo. 1mprejurul Eli plu
teste atmosfera de plumb a NOR
mintelOr valahe, aurul care in
Value, exala mirosul de mormin
fraged, pamintul francez pc car,
calca Ea, tresalta sub trupul re
gal, care s'a purtat pc fronturil'
moldovene.
Regina este un strigat al miilol
de MORT, sub acoperisul orasul,l
in care Sc traseaza viata viitoar'
a neamurilOr.
Pc cind alte regime intOarse dil
refugiu si-au reluat iarasi firu
vietei lOr regale, lipindu-se Gu e
gOism de camerile din carl al
lipsit in timpul razboiului; = Re
gina Rominiei. de abba insanato
sata, Isl paraseste palatul, fari
pic de regret 81 sc duce acolo TN
de drepturile poporului romin a.
dat nastere la fel de fel de dis
cutii. Daca ar Fl putut sd duca C,
Fla toate cimiterele, toate gospo
dariile pustiite de Nemti, nu ar f
plecat singura.
Fire mistica, temperament in
definit. in care viata sc resfrln
ge, nu ca 0 totalitate de linii re
gulate. ci ca masa de coltur
neregulate, Regina nu putea sa-s
fnsuSeasca in aceasta actiune di
plOmatica. decit atittudinea omu
lui, care sugereaza ceea ce alti
spun GU vorba. Da, Regina, ass
cum aparut acum in apus, su
gereaza felul cum trebue sd fi'
rezolvate chestiunile romfnesti Il
congresul pacii. Schimbindu-si vi
alta linistita de camin, GU camer'
unui hotel, ducind GU Ea sufletu
mortilor, Regina leaga viata Y
de astazi de viata indepartata {
Domnitelor noastre virtuoase d.
alta data. Ea invie regalitates
virtuoasa, care este 0 chezasie, n,
numai pentru catcgoriile abstrac
tie de neam, 81 stat, ci mai ale'
pentru viata morala societatii
..I,Patria"). F. D.
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A s a s / N A T..

MILAN, 13 Mai. - Conform sti-
rilor primitc din Viena, doctorul
Nayay, fostul presedinte al Reichs-
tagului ungar, a fost asasinat Lu-
nj pc cind calatorea cu trenul de
Ia Viena la Budapesta.
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0 acliune istoricd.

In SedtntG COnaatetMtul Snprem
ErecutiV, care a Gvut l0c acum ~
lele trecute, S'a decis ca sd Sc reG-
liseze ideiG GU fOrmarea ualei filaa-
le a Umiunei I'm Romsnia Mare.
Aceastd decisiume are o impor-
tantd de0sebitG pentru nednaul rO-
minesc, ca smseamnd adunarea de
forte virgime 81 a pOrmi Gu pasi e.
mergici spre progres; aceastd deci-
siune snseamnd scdparea din mice
RE mil de frati de al nostri, carl
lipsiti de conceptia umei organi:a-
tW de ajutor reciproc, au stat pini
|-acum isolati, despdrtiti, ca mai a.
sor sd poatd cddea prada nenoroci-
rilor.
Acasd, o slim destul de bine, ri
pc data ce murea un n,embru al
famiiiei, OmM era slit ca sd-si vin-
dd bon, caii orr alte cite ca sd poa-
I'd inmorminta pc eel rdposat. 81,
aceasta inseamnd foarte malt pen
trw plugarul nostru, da, insean'nd
foarte mutt = pentru-cd vinzindu-
81 vita della plug, el rdmine sdrac!
81 pMtea sd Sc organisvse, puted
sd puma scat contra acestor memo
rociri formtnd societdti ca cele din
aceastd tara. fnsd mu s'a fdcut. Cau-
"a o stim 81 MOI carl an venit din
aceia tara. Lipsea idem de a for
ma astfel de societdti, hpsedu Gu
mOstintele necesare de face acest
lucru, 81 MAJ presus de toate Hpsea
curdjM de incepe o astfel de or
ganizare. 81
MOI carl am renit IN aceastd td
rd att de Snaintatd, am duut 81 a.
Uen pr'lejM de q SnVdta mute.
Della cetdtenii .lMp,innti al acestel
fdri am invd!at 81 sd ne organizdm
Dat0ritd sutletulm cinstit al popo.
ruloa nOstru, Organisatid nOastrd a
fOst 81 este condusd in mOdM Gel
| mai cinstit. Aceste fapte aderdrote
ne dd intietate de duce 81 IN tara
de unde am cent ideia de 0rgami-
care, ideia de a pune in prdcticd
marina: ,,Unde-s dol puterea cre$-
te".
Csnd ComitetM Suprem Erecu-
tiv luat decisiunea de mai sus, ell
s'a basat pc vOcile miil0r de memb-
RI al acestei organixatiuni ce an ce-
rmt mecontenit ca Uniunea - a.
ceastd organiza!ie att de mult iu-
bHd de toti ROminii ce-si iubesc
aeamul, sd-si sntinzd activitateo 81
peste Ocean. Deci. Comitetul Sup
rem Erecutiv al Umunei, fdcind
acest pas istoric. Au a fdcut alta de
cit a ascultat glasul natltimei, gla-
sui membrilor devotati az organi-
zatiunei n0dstre.
Acum find poia multimei ascul-
tatd, este dat0ria membril0r n0stri
devOtati de a da tot sprijimul con.
ducdt0rilor della aceastd organiza-
tie ca sd p0atG cit ma; curind IN
deplimi sarcina luatd. Este datoria
tMtur0r dcel0ra carl cun0sc inten-
tt'le bnne ale acestei organisatn de
a pune Mmdr la umdr 81 a 0juta Ia
redlisareG acestMi ideal.
Voi carl necontenit doriati ca
sd 0vem 0 filiaM 81 in Romimia Ma
re, acum este m0mentM 0D0rtun de
q rdspinds Vested CD UMiunea a
luot pasW ',ecesari ca sd sndeph-
neascd dorimta multimei, sd forme.
ze 0 filiald Uniunei in Romsmiia
Mare.
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B U L + + TN. =
RA4EI. Il Mai. C

- AO0&S1 - AsA0sAs w. w
pondentul din Berlin al xiaru-
lui National zeitung'' . rapor
tat ast&Si c& canoelarul Schei-
dsmann Z informal xiari9tu q
guvernul german VI orfndui
dslAgatilor sai 81 nu subscrie
termenii de pace In forma lor
preSent&.
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CE 81 VA ALEGE on KAIsER7

PARIS, II Maiu. Gu privi1e
IA persecutia lui Kaiser s'au den
voltat noui nesigurante. Acestea,
Sc spune ca san desvoltat din
faptul ca Belgia, dmpnternicita GU
persecutie contra lui, 4 refuzat
sa - aupuna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-14

BtIhnt1 insul pc d|jai nu-
mindul ,,P0Ia dc eant''
4 De: F. s. Ferguson,
United Press Staff Correspondent.
PARIS, l 3Maiu. = Delegatii
germani au prezentat All a cm-
cea nota conferintei de pace. Pr
.mele doua note ale delegation
germani, prin care puneau la in
doiala dreptatea termenilor de pa
ce 81 cerea ca imediat sd fie 81
Germania primita ,in Liga Natiu-
nilor, a fost rezolvata imediat de
consiliul suprem al aliatilor. All
atii au sustiput dreptul lor de a
forta conditiile preyazute in con-
stitutia Ligei, aratind ca Sc va
respecta masurile luate de catra
Liga referitor la Germani. Prin
a doua communicable. Germanii Sc
obtina schimbare in regulele
internationale ale muncei 81 ae-
reau liberarea prispnerilor de IA
zboi germani dupa semnarea ira
tatului. Aceasta a fost inmina+a
unei comisiuni de expertii, earl
in curind vor da sraspuns consi-
liului suprem.
In acest timp Matii sunt foar-
te ocupati de xta tratatul de
pace pentru Austla. Acest tratat
Sc crede ca va iii Eta in saptaml-
ma aceasta. PaI eel mai i'm
portante din acest document vor
fl chestiile Gu granitele acestci
tari, 81 in particular granitele &c
Sc vor margini Gu Italia 81 JugD-
slavia.
Prim- -ministrul italian Orlando
re1nceput convorbirile lni .u
Colonelul House, 81 dupa cum a
aflat din surse authoritative Ell d.
scuta chestia portului Fiume. 4
ceasta inseamna noui incercari d.
a ajunge la un compromis ma
ales Gu intrevederea ambasadOr;l.
lui Page avuta Gu presedinte.e
Wilson indica aceasta.
C1nd Page ajuns aci s'a ra-
portal ca ell va comunica preye-
dintelui ca Italia orr capata teri.
torul in intregime, orr de unde M
sta in fata unei revolutii.
Credinta ca Germania va sem,
ma tratatul de pace, dupa ce Va
incerca ,sa Sc subtraga spre d
imbunatati, pentru ca, termenii
de pace, continua sd creased All
in fata amenintarilor facute dc
catra oficiantii inamici. Aceasta
credinta a fost intarita de rap,r-
tul PRINT de la oficiantii aliati
ce s'au intors din Berlin. Sc
spune ca pc cind in Germania g
o intensa tubburare provocata d.
termenii din tratat. indicatiile DE-
la suprafata mint 81 e opinia ca
pc data ce poporul Sc va redcs-
tepta va forta guvernul ca sd
semneze tratathl, de unde nu, VA
pune alti ministri carl il vor
SIENNA.
,,Tulburarile sunt mari in Be.
linz, spune omul aliatilor. ,,Ori
unde este 1ntilnit, orr recunoscut
vre-un cetatean de al aliatilor,
germanii striga dupa ell: Pore dc
cine's 81 alte insulte, insa pima a
cum nici o violenta fizica nu .
avut loc.
,,Germanii au ramas zapaciti
la prima anuntare termenilor
Ziarele au preparat publicul con.
ira termenilor aliatilor, publ,
c1nd articole inflamatoare 81 anne.
nintfnd Gu una ori alta, in spc.
ranta ca sd usureze pedeapsa
Astfel ca publicul fost gaia
pentru turburari
,,Eu cred ca mintea publicului
| va .dcveni in scurt timp normala
81 poporul va da instructie dele.
gatilor Sc semneze tratatnl, orr 81
demisioneze, lasind pc inlocuito
ISrii lor Sc semneze documentul.
DE pc fereastra trenului an
vazut pc tarani muncind pamin
tul. 81 cred Cd acestia reprezintS
'spiritul Germaniei'f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
WILL VISIT EVERY
COUNTRY ON EAR TIL

VANCOUVER, B. c. Aug. T.-Chas.
w. Wood, a New York newspaper man
is scheduled to sail today on the EN-
press of Russia" on one of the most
remarkable assignments since Jason
set out to find the Golden Fleece.
Visit every country on earth and
find out what the people want" This
commission was given Wood by the
Centenary Committee of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. 1t may take him
20 years. 1t probably will.
Wood was on the Sunday editorial
staff of the New York World when
given his sailing order. Twelve years
ago, at 81, he was a locomotive fire.
man and began his newspaper career
as a cub reporter on the Syracuse
journal in 1909. His wartime inter-
views in the New York World were
later put together in a book THE
Great Change"
Woods first stop on his trip will be
at Shanghai, China. From there he
will go up the Yang Use Kiang river
to interior China. His mission is not
merely to write up the missions" but
to interpret the needs of each country
as expressed by its leaders in every
walk of life.
No Guide, No Schedule
81 don't know where I'm going to
but I'm on my way is literally true
of Wood. He has never been in any
foreign country before and speaks no
language except English. He has no
guide, no schedule and no definite or
ders. He is accompanied only by his
wifA, who Is equally unacquainted with
foreign lands. Their immediate des-
tination, however. is Cheng-Tu in
Western China, which is about as thor
oughIy foreign a city as any white
folks ever visit. There, rather than
in the cities familiar to American
tourists, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will be-
gin to look at the problems of earth,
as far as II is manhattanly possibly.
through thoroughly Oriental eyes.
II don't know anything about
China" said Wood, before starting on
his unprecedented journey. "and l have
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

been doing my best not TO learn any
thing about II until l get there I
have heard that II had 4OO, 900, 900
people, and have taken Il for grant
ed that they all run iaundries. sup
posi- was selected for the job be-
cause they couldn't think OF anyone
else who would have so little 10 un-
learn"
DO you feel confident" he was
asked. that you can actually get the
Chinese way of looking at things
across to American readers?"
II don't know" he said. II don't
know whether there Is any Chinese
way of looking at things. Maybe the
Chinese people are human. Maybe
they love and hate and aspire like
other human beings. Maybe they have
human differences and human tradi-
tions and human prejudices. II IL pos
sible that they live on the same planet
that Americans have been customarily
inhabiting and that their problems
turn out to be our problems too"
win Ask Them
st am most anxious to learn" he
added "what the people of all these
countries want, and don't know of
any better way of finding out than 10
ask them. Most Americans that I have
mat seem TO go on the assumption
that we have certain advantages here
which the people OF the Orient do not
possess. II that is true, we have
wonderful opportunity TO he of service
TO them. am not a missionary.
am not a churchman. But I happen
To agree with Jesus that II Is more
blessed 10 give than to receive; and
NAV he able to discover some new
wavs In which America can Ne blessed.
"I expect TO talk with political and
government leaders. with leading
snokesmen of industry, business and
education. with labor leaders II can
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
Rates Jeopardize Wool Trade.

''Portland's prospect for becoming
great wooden manufacturing center
is being jeopardized by the proposed
change in rates." declares r. n.
Stanfield. former speaker of the
house. who is the leading sheepman
of the west. portland is now the
second largest wool center in the
United States. The concentration of
raw material is the first essential to-
ward the upbuilding of textile indus
tries. The mills must have available
a depot of material from which Sc
lections can be made. Without the
opportunity to make selection the
manufacturer Is handicapped. 1t has
been my belief that the future Port
land would be great woolen manu-
featuring center. for the raw mate
rial is shipped here and the, water and
climatic conditions are ideal. If
however, the freight rates are sucf
as to force the wool to the Atlantic
coast instead of coming naturally to
Portland this prospective industr,
will be LOST Mr.. Stanfield is il
Portland on the rate matter, as HI
is materially affected by it.-orego
nian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
WATER CONTROVERSY
IS NOT YET CLOSED

All is not yet smooth with the wa
ter users of the East side Ditch Co..
of Milton Freewater. according to
County watermaster A. e. Perry. A
delegation of farmers served by the
ditch. accompanied by w. w. Roe>
der, district water master there, came
to Pendleton this afternoon on a mis-
sion not learned.
The controversy over the regula-
tion of water to users of the system
Is not yet closed, according to Mr..
Perry. The fight opened when
Roeder cut off the supply that is sup
posed to supply ]. d. Mccoy and
farmers below his place and result.
ed in contempt of court proceedings
being started against Roeder. Be-
fore the case came up for hearing
in circuit court here, however. Roe
der promised to regulate the weirs
80 that Mccoy would get water. as
guaranteed him by state supreme
court decision.
Mr.. Perry and an engineer from
the state engineers department at
Salem visited the ditch yesterday and
found that neither the order of the
court nor orders from Mr.. Perry had
been obeyed by Roeder. Water is
going into the ditch which supplies
Mccoy but is not reaching his place,
MIR. Perry says.
1t is presumed that the delegation
which came down this afternoon will
confer with the county court regard
| ing the water question. The low
stage of the river there has worked
hardship on all concerned and i'm
proper aportionment of water to an,
| group of users would work a hard
| ship on others. Mr.. Perry will prob
ably make another trip to the scene
| of the controversy tomorrow ARD
| cut in the weirs so that distribution
| will be more equitable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Fall wheat around Elgin is giving
an average yield this year. says C. f.
Bean. Elgin merchant, who is in PEN
dleton today visiting his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
Pickers Thirty bushel Yields are
about the best obtained and none is
failing. The spring crop will amount
to little or nothing. however. Mr..
Pean Gays fruit is doing excellently
and eocd prices are being paid. He
has been to Portland for buyers week
and is going on to his home on IS this
evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Purns and the surrounding country.
They plan TO We away about three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. ]. Shanard ana
son. John Shanard, arrived today
from Bridgewaser, South Dakota and
are guests at the James Johns resi-
dence, 409 jackson street. MIR. shan
ard is n brother of Mrs. Johns
A charming home wedding was SOL
emnixed yesterday when Miss vellora
Marple of this city and George =.
baldwin of Waila Walla. were united
in MARI age at the home of the
brides parents at 1918 w. Railroad
street, the Reverend Nathan E.
Icvans of Seattle. officiating.
Miss MARBLE is a wen known PEN
dleion girl and Mr.. Baldwin has just
lately returned from overseas where
he foueht with the 77th divisioa in
the A-Fonne. He was wounded while
in the service.
.1le young people left last evening
for Wa,la Walla, where they win
make their home.
MIR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Mortimore who
since May have been in charge of
the county farm on Mckay creek.
We're responsible last evening for q
charming expression of hospitality
when county officials and few ad-
ditional guests were asked to
o'clock. dinner. The affair also en-
abled the guests to become more fa-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Mrs. II. j. Murphy and dashter
Miss Edna Murphy. left this morn
ing for Spokane. where they will be
the guests OF Mrs. O. +. Dortch. MIS-
Dortch will be remembered In Pen
dleton az Mrs. Agnes Christensen
The three win spend some time ~
Hayden Lake. Mrs Murphy ana
daughter expect 20 he absent from
Pendleton for two weeks.
Mrs. Emmett Estes, who has been
Visiting in Pendleton at the home OF
her sister, Mrs Wade Privett' LETT
fhis morning for n months stay IN
Portland and al the beach. In Port
land she will he Joined by her mother
Mrs. Wesley y. Matlock. and the Two
viii go to the shore together.
Miss vivian Palette of Portland,
was in Pendleton today on her way
10 her home after studying music
fn New York. she Is a University or
Oregon student and member OF
Kappa Alpha Theta. women's frater-
nifty.
Miss GLADYS Bedwell will leave to-
morrow for Enterprise. oregon, for
an Indefinite stay with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. II. Bedwell of that
city. Miss Bedwell has resigned her
position with the First National
Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Perry left
to-day by automobile for a trip TO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
VIII Takc New Position.

James w. Hazen. who has been
working with the surveying crew at
the Indian Agency. left today for
Everett, where he will take a posi-
ton in the lumber business. Frank
Hartley is in charge of the firm with
which Mr.. Hazeh will be associated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
Attorney Returns From Toledo.

Edward J. Clark, of Peterson. Pish-
or 4. Clark. attorneys. returned from
Toedo. Ore, this morning, WHERE he
wen: l,.t Thursday night to attend a
term of court. He was counsel in
three cases heard. Mrs. Clark re-
turned with Mr.. Clark. having been
visiting relatives in Portland and VAN
couver for the past week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
noo,lesrrr iNincd $4,000.

Ed Meyers, arrested on charge OF
maintaining a common nuisance by
having liquor In house In the city,
was found guilty before County Juase
c. ii. Marsh today and fined sboo. ne
pleaded that he could not pay ue
fine, although 1t is said freeiS Una, IN
one month he did q business ,o'aii"s
$4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
Estate admitted to Probate.

]. A. Best was appointed adminis-
traitor of the estate of Joe Laurinf, de-
ceased, today. The property includes
S275 worth of land IN this county and
$500 worth In Union county. Marion
Jack, J. v. Tailman and +. >. Curi
were named appraisers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
On NAY RE LOST.

HALIFAX. N. s.. Aug. 1.-The loss
of life in a collision between the
French steamer Gallia and the steam
or War Witch off ST. Pierre, may reach
is or 90, according 10 wireless re-
ports received here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

The weather is somewhat cooler
today, according to the thermometer.
The mercury says 96. with mini
mum of so. There was a trace of
rain this morning at 7:10 a. m. and
again at 1880 n. m.