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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-23
KAPITOLA XVII.

Potom uvedl Dow Adelinu
do pokoje il k obyvani vykaza-
neho. Kdyz byla veci sve, Ia
lezejici V nevelkem vaku a sa-
lu odlozila, zadala stareho slu
hu, ably il predstavil blaznive
pani. Dow tax ucinil. PAM
Joyceova sed6la II stolu hla-
YOU We dlani spoclvajlci.
Jakmile spatrila prlchozl,
vzchopila sc a vzkrikla.
"Me dite Privadlte mi me
dfte?"
PAM Joyceova," oslovil j
Dow, "dovolto, abych vam u
vedl slecnu Adelu Hal !ordo-
YOU, ktera bude spolecnici vasl
Doufam, re sc YAM slecna "a
libi tax dobre, jako me zene
a mne.'
Adelina pristoupila vzala
blaznivou pani "a ruku.
"Slecno Halfordova,' pravi-
la k nj tao zccla rozumne +;
"iste mi vitana. Jsem velmi po
teSena. ze vas vidlm.'
Ale hned ma to opanovala il
opet mySlenka Ma jejl dite.
"Prinasite mi snad nejakych
zprav me dceruSce? Videla
jste il? Ach, prosim, poGad'te
Sc a vypravujte mi Q nj. kdy
pax il uziim? O mluvte, mluv
tie draha slecno.'
Adelina cinila sec byla ably
il upokojila, coz Sc il z ca5tl
povedlo. Dow zasnul, vida, jak
blahy ucinek ma prltomnost
mlade divky ma pomatenou pa
nj.
"Obcovani vase 8 tou nebo-
hou il snad vyl6ci Il choromy-
slnosti jeji,' pravil Dow kdyz
odchazeli.
"Neni-Ii choroba jeii nevyle
citeIna, pax sc mi snad podai'i
privGsti nebohou k rozumu.
Nevite, maji-li lekari jeii po
matenost "a nevylecitelnou?"
"Nevim," pravil Dow, "po'
kud vim, nepoyolal k nj pan
BIaddock zadneho lekare a &C
ia isem dome, nest astna pam
pokoj svuj ami jedenkrate ne.
opustila."
"Podivno," pomyslela 81 di
vka. "Spad by j osetrovani Ie
kafskG bylo pomohlo. Pan Bra
ddock musi miti zvlastni We
nj zavazne p''iciny, re panl tt
nesv6ril lekafske peel"
"a jak dlouho jest jiz cho
romyslna?' tazala sc.
"Co il znam, stale. Ami n;
cnvili il neopou5ti mySlenka n;
jeii dit6. Dnes ponejprV jsen
k podiveni svGmu shledal, i
mock jeji jest schopen j
nych mySlenek.'
Musela dit6 sve nesmll
ne milovati, minila Adela. =
JeSte neiakou chvili temz
predmatu rozmlouvali, mace
sc Adela tazala:
"Uvidim Ultra pana Bradd
cka?"
"Nemohu vam mic urCiteh
rici. Pan ten vede zivot vein
nepravldelny. NeVlm skoro
kdy kdy domu pfichazi a n,
kdy ami nevim, kdy jej opous
KAPITOLA XVIII.
Adelina, isouc Samotna, V
hla Sc do sirokeho, kozenel
kresla a zadumala Sc. VZpOr
naIa ma muze, ktery il byl ts
laskavym otcem teprve
smrtelnem lozi tajemstvl xiv
ta jejiho il vyjevil. Zpomlna
na Jifiho Chiltona, milacl
srdce sveho, jenz tax tajel
nym zpusobem byl zmizel. M
di lest dObOu Silnych nad6ll
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Adela prohlizela 81 nyni po-
koj svdj s vetsfm dcastenstvim,
ana Sc dornnivala, re to jest
tyz, co v mem nocoval Jiri. Sc
zvlastnf pozornosti utkvelo O.
ko jeji ma neobycejne postave-
mem krbu. Jakoby il jakys ia
Jenny hlas pobidl, pristoupila
k stene, do niz krb byl zasazen
a brousila .rukou po calounech.
Ruka jeji dotknula Sc neceho
knofllku Sc podobajfciho, ale
papirem ukryreho. Adela pri-
tlacila. Ale jaky byl uzas jeji,
kdyz Sc krb zacal zvolna otace
ii, coz trvalo tax dlouho, az
Sc pred nj objevil tesny otvor;
podobny tajnemu vychodu.
Adelina nebyla sice zvedava
kterouzto vlastnost zenskych
velice vyvinutou nalezame; ale
tentokrate nemohIa odolati.
Vezmouc lampu, odvazila Sc
-leohrozene do tajneho otvoru.
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PRONAJME Sc pekny

PRONAJME Sc pekny byt
o A pokojich s koupelnou4 pro
mensf rodinu. Plyn, elektrika,
fernes. Najem $1,000 mesicne.
Haste Sc v elsie 12413 Gay
Ave-, blize E. 131 ul. v Mt.
Pleasant. 1926
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KOUPfSIEl; j ;

kOUPI Sc zachovala koupa
cl vana ku spojeni neb bez
spojeni. Haste Sc IL j. Maska,
1924 E. 40 ul. 1925
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PRODA Sc sedm lotu ma
131 ul., ma 1873 ul. a ma Melzer
Ave. blize Union Ave. Dali Sc
velmi LEVINE. Zaslete pTihlaSky
ma Mary L. Wendell, Fenton,
Mich. 7-24
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vldela, anlZ O mem necenO Dy-
la slysela. Ale to nezvratilo V
nj nikterak presvedceni jeji,
re on jest puvodcem zmizenl
Jiriho nejspise i pana Mar
grava. A toto presvedceni u
tvrdil v nj Dim Nolan, nimz
il nahodou osud byl svedl. Ten
to muz vyptaval Sc totiz, ne
mel-li Jiri Novem Yorku ne
! jakou lasku; dozvedev Sc o je
no pomeru k Adeline Halfor-
dove, navStivil il tim umy-
slem, ably u nj o obycejich MIA
deho prltele jeho neco prezve-
del. Oba sc ovsem velmi brZo
smluvili a navzajem Sc zava-
zali, lie neustanou po puvodci
zmizeni Jirfho patrati, a byt'
TO i leta trvati melo.
F, Adelina sedeIa tax asi dve
ihodiny. Unavena myslenkami
lsvymi vstala a pristoupila k
loknu. Mesic svitil jako rybl O.
| ko, pollvaje stflbrnou zarl svou
cele okoli. Adela pohlizela ma
zahradu, v niz mohutne stro-
nlovi vysoko vzhuru Sc pnulo.
Xahrada byla patrn6 velice "a
'nedbana, nebot' vsude bylo pl
no krocin a vysokeho, volne bu
Ijlciho bejli. V tom padne oko
SirOkou brankou vkrocivSlhO.
Jeji ma stin muze, do zahrady
Ona nemohla Z venci byti spa
trena, jelikoz drive nez k ok
'nu prisJoupila, shasta svetlo.
Spatiivsi vchazejiciho muze,
uocuvla bezdecne do stlnu W.
klenku. V prvnim okamziku j
napadlo, re muz ten snad jest
!upic. Nelot' u branky stanul
a chlize. sc opatrn6 ma vsecky
strany; zvlast6 bedliv6 prehli-
eel okna tn stranu vedouci.
"Nejspise jest to pan Brad
dock,' pravila sama k sobe
"ale proc nejde primou cestou
do sveho domu, ale napfed laf
obezfetne kolkoiem sc rozhIi.
zi?"
Muz kracel k hlavnimu vchc
,du, ale k uzasu jejimu neveSel
tudy do domu, ale vratil Sc q
Iobesed potom budovu po celf
d6lce jeii, zastavil Sc u huste.
no revovi u vychodniho krldla
V n6mz bro ma to zmizel.
"Braddock, Braddock," mll
villa divka jaksi name; ''to jmt
no jsem cast6ji slysela. Ach
iiz Sc pamatuji. Jiri mel prite
e tehOz jmena, s nimz caste
Sc stykal. Coz kdyby 20 by
tyz? Jakou radost bych to
! ho mela, ziti V dome jeho prl
tele. Snad by mne, az bych s.
{ mu sverila, pomohl patrati p
: -izmizelem priteli.'
Ma to odstoupila od okna
: iala Sc prohlizeri svuj poko.
= Uprav jeho il zajinala. Ia V
G lika postel, tam Ia skTin, to Y
u klenkOve Okno a t6zke zacIon
q zvlaste krb, ktery tax znat
0 ne dovnitf pokoje vynikal
Isoumer jeho rusil, vse to emil
o jakysi zvlaStnl DOZEN ma my
Il jeji. V tom projela hlavinko
II jeji myslenka. "Aj, Jiri mi j
: dnou vypravoval, re prenoc
u val V dome pana BraddOck
Ten nocleh tkvel zive V jeF
pameti. Popisoval mi zevrubl
T. taZdy kus nabytku V loznici
10 mu vykazane a divine, hrozl
nj sny, jez celou noe jej ~znep
TX kojovaly. A ten popis, pokl
Ia Sc nan pamatuji, shoduje
o. velmi s touto svetnici. A boz
la Gnad jest to tataz, kde muj r
IA bohy milacek dlel. Jaka to L
n hoda mn6 sem uvedla? Ale
Ia divno, ze mne nevypravoN
a niceho o blaznive pani Ci
A. inu pfltomnost jejl prltel Br
v dock byi satajil? - Ano, l
'y' nj teprve mnim Sc byti presv
"a Gena. Ze Zdo mIi .JiTi Z,ra
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PRIJMOU Sc divky do uce-
nj ma vlasovou umelou praci.
Plat hned pri zacatku. Haste
Sc u Wells Hair Store, CAT Eu-
cid Ave-, treti poschodi, Re-
,ublic Bldg. . 7-31
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PRODA Sc pohodlne zarlze
ny dunn 4 svetnicich ma Gal
lup ul. blize Broadway. Pek-
ny lot. Cena velmi levna. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 4468 Douse Ave.
4-24
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NABfDNUTf K SNATKU.

VdOvec mladeho veku mini
sc seznamiti vdovou neb div
kou v start do 30ti roku, ktera
by minila We svazek manzelsky
vstoupiti. Dobre minene nabld-
ky necht' sc laskave zaSlou do
adm. ''Sveta" pod Znackou
"Snatek" Box so. 7-25
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PRODA Sc dunn O 5ti svetni

PRODA Sc dun o 5ti svetni
cich dole a peti nahore, dve'
koupelny, elektfina, porce ma
hore j dole, sklep pod celym
domem, rozdelen cementovymi
blocky, velka ban, oplocen pr
kny, V predu zelezny plot, lot
40 pri $50 str. Naleza Sc blize
vych. 131 ul. u skoly. Blizsi
sdGli Tom. Suchy, 1902 Beck
man Ave. Tel. Primo. 1876 w.
Vymenim tez diva Lofty 80 pri
$50 str, rohove "a domek. 2,
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E. 81 u QUINCY AVE. $500

Dunn sesti svetnicich S koupel
nou, eleklricke svetlo, cena
$4,000, pouze $500 je treba, a.
neb Sc vymeni "a venkovni do
mex u kary. Vcela Realty Inv.
Co. 5733 Broadway. Tel.
Broadway 500. 7-23
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$500

hotove co prvni spiatka koupi
zahradni 80 akrovou farmu, | |
mil cd Akron ku Clevelandu,
30, akru je orne pudy, ostatni
pastvina, velka zahrada, vinni-
&c, dun O A svetnicich, mensi
ban. Proda sc "a $500 aneb
Sc vym6nl "a m6stsky majeiek.
Jest ! mill Cd me3tecka a ze-
,czniCni stanice. Pfijd'te 81 j
prohlednout, stoji "a to. Biz
81 sdeli J. +. Port, S26 William
son Bldg. 1928
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PRODA Sc automobil Stu
dcbaker Six 1917 V kondici pr
We tfidy. Musi byt prodan a
proto Sc da velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc u Jam. Sholle, 1914 Dor
yer Ave. Tel. Broadway, 295
M. 4-24
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PRODA Sc dobre Sc vypia-
cejici kvetinarsky obchod. A
dressa Sc sdeli V adm. "Sve-
ta." 7-25
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htCl ClOuLCO VldSCIOSI ZoHSkyCn
Ivelice vyvinutou nalezame; ale.
itentokrate nemohIa odolati.
Vezmouc lampu, odvazila Sc
ileohrozene do tajneho otvoru.
KAPITOLA xxx.
Adelino objeveni.
Adelina octnula sc ma teme-
mi uzkych schodu, ktere do
znacne hloubky vesti Sc zdaly.
IChvili Sc rozmysIela, mali pc
mich sestupovati dolu, ale brzo
Iodhodlala Sc k tomu. Schody
|byly velmi tesne, tocite spu-
'chfele. Kdyz po Mich sestoupi-
Ia, octnula Sc V chodbe, vedou-
lei do vychodniho krldla budo-
Ivy. Tu Sc opet zastavila, roz-
vazuilc, byio-li by radno Cd
lvaziti Sc dale. "Co ma tom?"
pomyslela 81; "byt' by mne ne
Ekdo zpozoroval, omluvim sc
zv6davosti zenam vrozenou."
Kracela tedy tesnou chod-
bou po spickach, chtic Sc uva
rovati sramotu ,jenz by il byl
mohl prozraditi. Prisla al k ne
jakym dvefim. Snad by Sc by
ia pokusila otevreni jich, kdy
by k leknuti svemu vnitr ne
ibyla muzsky HAS zaslechla:
'"Tys padouch, kdokoli jsi!'
zn6l hlas.
Tato slova podnitila zveda-
vost dlvcinu V mire mnohem
lv6tsi.
"Muzete mi spilati do libo-
sti.' oval Sc jiny hlas; "tim sc
ma veci mic nezmeni."
| "a ty veci jsou, ze jsem byi
nasilne domu sveho odvlecen
a zde uveznen."
''Pravda,' pravil druhy.
"Z jake priciny jste to uci-
|nil?" tazal Sc prvni.
"To jest zusrane mym ta-
jemstvim", odpovedel druhy
suSe.
Gale jakym pravem mne tu
lDroti will me drzlte? Jiz tomu
deset mesicu CO jsem veznem
'c'ov6ka mne cizeho. O, vsemo-
louci boze. coz nebude konec
,m6ho souzeni?"
"Zan achte kazani narku
starry muzi. Mic vam to nepro-
;speje. Chovejte Sc pokojne, ne
bot dovi-li Sc n6kdo vasem
, 5pobytu, byt' 20 i 3luzebnictvo
tohoto domu bylo, zemre. Po-
travu svou naleznete ma obvy.
! ll6m mist6."
i. Adela div strachem neomdle
la. Ale vZpamatovavSi Sc rych-
le, spechala, co mohla chod.
Y hou a po tainych schodech, be
: tic So, ably ma vyZv6dach svycl
a tim hroznym clovekem, jeho5
o HAS prave byla slysela, prist
!! zena nebyla.
u Jedva Sc vratila do sveho pC
: koje a tajny vchod krbem ope
y zavrela, shasta svetlo a vrhl;
|. Sc ma loze. Neboha, bala Sc, Z,
o snad ten hrozny clovek nee,
{ zpozoroval a re pride, ably j
e pohnal k zodpovidanL Ma ste
io ii Sc obava ieji nesplnila.
D. dome panovalo ticho jako
d hrob6. Zmorena dojmy, jake
Sc ri zpusobilo tajemne objevel
e. ieji, koneGne usnula.
e. Kdyz rano procitla, bylo j
a. osm hodin. Stydic Sc, re zasp;
30 la, oblekla So kvapne a seb
al hla dolu do kuchyne, kde il
oy cekavala snidane.
ad Pan Braddock Sc pc v;
y ptal, ~ oslovila il pani Dow
ed Va, kdyz vkrocila.
VII 'Je mi Ito, lie jsem zaspal
OF Odesel jiz snad pan Braddocl
"a "Ne; ocekava vas v navSt
lu no pobof ci pi.oio G wa mi M |
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KAPITOLA XVIII.

Adelina, isouc Samotna, VI
hla Sc do sirokeho, kozeneho
kresla a zadumala Sc. VZpomi
naIa ma muze, ktery il byl tax
laskavym otcem a teprve ma
smrtelnem lozi tajemstvl zivo-
ta jejiho j vyjevil. Zpomlnala
na Jifiho Chitona, milacka
srdco sveho, jenz tax tajem-
nym zpusobem byl zmizel. Mia
di Jest dobou silnych nadeji a
pevne duvery. Prirozeno, ze A.
della, vedouc, re muz ktery '
jeho jm6ne byl pochovan neby
Jiri, pevn6 doufala, re jei "a
zivota sveho nalezne anebo X
aspon tajemstvi zmizenl jehC
odkryie. Take ia Ne5ta 81 yzp;
mnela. Clovek ten navStlvil j
DO Halfordove smrti jen n6ko
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PRODA Sc. dobre jdouci gro
cerni obchod S prodejem peel
va, zmrzliny, doutniku, ciga-
ret a jineho zbozi. Adresa Sc
sdeli adm. t. listu. 7-25
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME. Sc velmi dobfe
Sc vyplacejici grocerni fezni
cky. obchod an sc mini jitl z
obchodu. Adressa Sc sdeli y
adm. "Sveta". 1928
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PRODAM neb vymenim "a
farmu cihlovy dun o sesti po-
kojich. Elektrika, plyn, voda V
dome, majetek je narozni,
sklep pod celym. Haste Sc V
elsie 127O1 Gay Ave-, ron
VVch. 127 ul. 7-24
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny

PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dim 6ti svetnicich, alektric-
ke osvetleni, lot 40 pfi $50
stTevicich, ulice dlazdena. Ce-
na S34OO. Majetek Sc naleza
vedle boulevardu a Union ka-
rv. Pro blizSi informace zavo-
lejte, dopiste aneb prijd'te do
ilradovny F. J. Nejedlik, 11015
Union Ave. Tel. Union 1851 r.
r.
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HLEDASE

HLEDA Sc byt as a svet-
niclch V okoli E. 105 ul., aneb
Sc koupi dun hodici Sc pro
dive rodiny. Zaplati Sc hotove.
Zaslete pisemne pfihlasky do
adm. Sveta pod znackou "Kou
pi Sc dum, Box So" 7-2A
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod doutniky a pod. Me-
ne hodin prace pri tydennim u
zitku kol $1,000. Haste sc V
els. 1911 L. 6 st. blize St.
Clair Ave. City. 7-26
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PRIJME Sc radny pan ma
byt a stravu, pokoj sam pro Sc
be, koupelna k pouziri. Haste
civ adm. Sveta. 1928
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
ENGINEERS SENT BY
GOVERNMENT INSPECT
PROPOSED PROJECT
Every Detail of Mckay Creek
Undertaking Recently Gone
Over by U. S. Representa-
tives Says E. P. Dodd.

Government engineers, sent out by
the reclamation service at Washing
ton. have recently been in Umatilla
county checking over every detail of
the proposed Mckay creek project. ac-
cording to T.. =. Dodd, of Hermiston.
who was in Pendleton Saturday. who
the engineers are was not known to
Mr.. Dodd.
Since hackers of the project sent
Mr.. Dodd to Washington early in July
action has been quite rapid and from
all appearances the reclamation SER
vice is interested in further projects
in the county. The August number
Of the publication of the reclamation
service intimated that Mr.. Dodd had
made favorable impression and the
fact that engineers have been here
to check over every detail at this early
date is considered portentious.
The engineers went over the exist
ing irrigation districts and made
measurements and took all the data
on water supplies. etc. They also ex-
anlned the proposed site of the reser-
vor and made Il general survey. 1t
Is understood that the engineers have
returned to Washington to make their
report.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
BROTHER OF LOCAL MAN
TO MAKE TRIP HERE FOR
ROUNDUP BY AlRPlANE

Lieut.. Leonard +. Franseen.
brother of Carl L. Franseen OF
this city, will be numbered among
the aviators to perform over PEN
dleton during Roundup week.
He is now at Sacramento, Cal,
where he is engaged in making
exhibition flights for the Beaver
FLYING Corporation.
Lieut. Franseen informs his
brother that he will fly in a plane
from Sacramento to Pendleton,
will have a companion flier bring
another plane here. so that they
will have two machines here for
the Round Up. Lieut., Franseen
expects not only to enter the
aerial iitney service which is ex-
peeted to be quite common here,
but will give some stunt eNhibi-
tions above the city.
According to his brother, Lieut..
Franseen is a master at the stunt
game. He served in the army for
nearly two years as an aviator,
several months of that time as
instructor in stunt flying at Love
Field. Texas. He has a record
for saftey in stunting which IL
declared enviable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
Biggest Boost for Government
High Cost of Living Cam
paign is Planned for This
Week in Congress.
APPROPRIATION BILL
CARRIES AMPLE SUM
Palmer Asked Two Millions;
Funds to be Devoted to Fin
ishing Fight; Evidence is Al
ready Being Gathered.

WASHINGTON, d. c. Sc pt. The
house this week is planning to give
the governments high cost of living
campaign its biggest boost--the pro-
viding of cash for the depa rtment of
Justices prosecution of profi1eers and
hoarders.
The deficiency appropriation bill,
carrying additional money thought
necessary to lower prices will be
placed before the house late in the
week. Committee members lLave al
ready given assurance that it will
carry ample provisions for nation
wide campaign against profiteering
planned by the department of Justice.
Sentiment in congress fayors whole
sale prosecutions as the only method
of stopping eXhombtant prices. At
torney General Palmer asked about
two million for the campaign, most
of which will be used 10 employ addi-
tional attorneys, United States mar
shals and secret service opeIatives to
run down the profiteers.t Eaddence is
already being gathered for prosecu-
tions as soon as congress authorizes
appropriations necessary to conduct
the fight to a finish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
LIEUT.. TOOzE TO TELL
EXPERIENCES ON FIELD
AND AFTER ARM|ST|CE
Veteran of 91st Division Will
Give Observations of Politi-
cal Conditions Tomorrow
Evening in Library.

Lieutenant Lamar Tooze,( veteran
of the 91st Division, will speak for the
benefit of the University of Oregon
Women's Building fund tomorrow
night at the library auditorium. Tick
cts are now selling for the lecture.
and the price of admission is 80 cents.
Lieutenant Tooze is. a brother of the
late Lieutenant Leslie Tooze, who was
killed while in the service in France.
In the lecture tomorrow night, Lieut.
enant Tooze Will tell of his experiences
on the battlefields of France. as weU
as his observations of political condi-
tions during the war and after the
signing of the armistice. Lieutenant
Tooze. after the war was over, was
one OF the four men chosen from his
regiment to attend Sorboune Unlver-
sity. where he studied law before re-
turning to the United States. He In
tends to complete his studies at Har-
ward
The appearance of Lieutenant Tooze
in pendleton is under the auspices of
the Thursday Afternoon Club Of this
city. assisted by the alumni, active
students and friends OF the University
of oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
DOZENS OF HUNTERS
TRACKING DEER TODAY

The whizz of rifle bullets today is
ringing in the mountains south and
east of Pendleton. for deer season
opened at sunrise ana dozens of PEN
dleton sportsmen are listening for the
rustling of brush and looking for
horns. Parties have been leaving by
all the city's gates for several days
and the citizens at home are wonder
ing who will be the first to return
with a deer.
Early reports indicated that deer
would be plentiful in the mountains
and indications are that a few limit
bags will be obtained. Two deer with
horns is mans season limit
Among local sportsmen who have
already gone to the woods are Dan
Bowman. Sol Baum, j. w. Malonev.
Earl kirkpatrick, Col. j. H. Raley.
Lester Hurst, omer stephens. Dean
Shun Wade Privett Guy MatIock.
Jake Welch, Mack Foster. William
Humphrey, JocN Hamley. Folsom
Tallman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
In Labor Day Appeal Chief Ex-
ecutive Announces He viii
Hold a Conference as Soon
as Found Practicable.
COOPERATION ASKED IN
LOWERING FOOD PRICES
Workers Asked to Endorse Po-
Sition of Their Leaders,
Thereby Moving With the
Government and Not Against

+ WASHINGTON. Sept Ian an
n9uncement by President Wilson of a
date on which he will call confer
ence Of representatives OF capital and
labor. for a complete discussion of re-
Iations between them .and putting tho
whole question Of wages upon another
footing" is expected before the presi-
dents departure on his transconfinen-
ial tour Wednesday IL is believed the
date will be early in October. While
Wilson's initial announcement, made
in his labor day statement last night.
did not go as far some advocates OF a
round table conference idea wish
ed. it is generally accepted as a first
step toward effecting "A solution of the
tangled economic and industrial con-
ditions- In addition he renewed his
appeal for cooperation by everyone in
the fight on the high cost Of living
The president. in his statement. re-
cognized the unrest in the mass Of
labor. He pointed our The country u
facing a danger greater than war. he
expressed the hope the workers will
endorse the position Of their leaders
thereby moving with the government
instead of against it,
It is generally Believed the presi-
dents statements give the labor lead
ers great support in gaining accept
ance of their program OF moderation
by rank and file of workers throug-
Gus the country with such a confer
ence pending it is felt the threatened
steel strike will be averted and that
while the steel workers might not gain
an immediate conference with the
steel corporation officials. which they
are demanding they are assured of a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
Banners of Trade and Labor
Unions of PendIeton Fly in |
O'Clock Labor Day Process
sion This Afternoon.
PROGRAM IN PIONEER
PARK Is ARRANGED
Rev. w. H. Cox and C. E. Strain
are Speakers; Music by
Band and Program of Am
uSementS Features of Day.

The hammer and the saw are idle
/ and the busy wheels Of machinery are
stili. for. today Labor is taking a
needed holiday. And although Labor
spells holiday REST. there is a
holiday spirit in the air and men and
women are spending the day in frolic.
Not since 1904 has Pendleton off
clally celebrated on Labor Day. To-
days recognition of September 1 is
reminiscent of the day Is years ago
when Pendleton workers held a mann
moth celebration.
Six hundred men and women. car
rying the banners of the trade and la
Dor unions of Pendleton. will march
in the Labor Day parade which forms
at the Court House at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon. The long line will be led
by the Roundup band from Court
TO Main street. thence to Railroad
street. Here the marchers will coun-
Ter march up Main to jackson street.
and from there to Pioneer park
where the program will begin.
The Rev. w. II. Cox, pastor of the
BAPTIST church, will share honors as
speaker Of the day with @. T. Strain.
county assessor. Music by the band
will be part Of the program at tho
park also.
Following is the amusement pro
gram for the day:
Free for all dash for al boys be-
tween the ages of II and 16. First
prize. So; second prize, 81.
Free for all dash for all girls be-
tween the ages of II and Ii. First
prize So; second prize. 81
Three legged race. free for al. First
prize, SO.
so yard dash for girls under Il
years of age. First prize, 81; second
prize. ST.
SO yard dash for men. First prize.
So; second prize. s2.50.
80 Nard dash for union men only.
First prize. $3.50 box of cigars: sec
ond prize, $3.50 box of cigars.
80 yard dash. surprise race. ladies
only. First prize. electric percolator:
second prize. 50
Fat. mems race. First prize. box OF
cigars; second prize, pumpkin.
Nail driving contest for union men
and union women only. First prize
electric iron; second prize. piece of |
tut glass
Special race for men only, $3.50 box /
,f cigars.