davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
British DirigibIe Coming.

NEW YORK.-The mammoth British
dirigible R-34, designed to begin a
flight to the United States from Eng
land, via New Foundland, about June
20, probably will attempt a return
cruise if the westward flight is sue
cessful. This statement was made by
British officials connected with the
venture, upon their arrival here to-
day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
4. j. 4. j. j. j. I. j. \ j. i + j.
Villa Nears Border. :

+ Ell PASO, Texas.-Villa forces i.
+ occupied Guadalupe, a Mexican i
j. town opposite Febens, Texas, so +
j. miles east of Ell Paso, last night, +
j. according to information receiv- +
+ ed from F'abens today. Another i
i. force, said to be part of General i
+ Angeles troops, are moving to- j.
i ward Juarez. +
i There was no fighting at i
+ Guadalupe, the Carranza garrison +
+ having been called into Juarez i
+ last week. i
1. + I. 4. 1. !. I. I. I. I. 1. !. 1. I. j. +
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
Tab for Artificial DOG.

Wheeling, w. Va.-Squire A. A. Min
der has decided that the law in Wheel
ing does not discriminate between nat
ural and artificial dogs and James Sell
ers, a music dealer, was ordered to
purchase a tab and place it on the
neck of an artificial dog that he has
standing in the window.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
Had a Bad NIGHT

Kansas City, Mo.-Mr. Day had a
bad night. He was driver Of livery
motor car with three flares" Upon
arriving at given address he was re-
ueved Of 81 and his - 7hi-a-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
Men Star Well

Walter Sandelius, as Jaques, and
Dick Ott as the Duke, interpreted
their parts in a way which is equalled
by few actors. Their mien as well as
other members of the cast, was ex-
actly interpreted. John Almquist,
Henry Christ, J. Quincy Biggs and
Jack Richmond were deserving of spe-
cial mention, though all members of
the cast could be very well praised,
if space could be given.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
+ j. J. j. i. j. !. !. !. + + i + i 4 :
ILLINOIS FIRST TO
: RATIFY WOMAN SUFFRAGE

j. SPRINGFIELD, Ill. = Illinois !
j. was the first state to ratify wom-
i an suffrage constitutional =
!. amendment The general assem- =
j. bly approved the measure today, !
j the senate unanimously; the =
j. house, 1872 to 8.
j Wisconsin is Second.
j. MADISON. - The Wisconsin =
j. legislature today ratified the fed :
J. eral suffrage amendment, the =
j. assembly, 81 to 2; the senate, .
!. 23 to 1.
j. ]. j j. j. j !. i. !. i !. i + + + !
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
Miss Mcdaniel as ROsaIind.

Camille Mcdaniel played the heavy
leading role of Rosalind in a clear,
we'll acted and interpreted manner
Playing her double part of gentle
maid" and noble youth" with equal
ability, she was distinct asset to the
Dlay
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
AS YOU LIKE It"
PLEASED AUDIENCE
BIG AUDIENCE DELIGHTED LAST
NIGHT WITH THE PLAY BY
THE SENIOR CLASS

The Shakespearian play, "As You
Like IT, produced last evening in the
university auditorium, knocked down
all precedents for real playing and
acting, for many years past. The ex-
act costuming, combined with real
acting, put the play on a par with
many OF the best Shakespearian pro-
ductions of the country. 1t was in all
distinct credit to the senior class,
to the director, Dr. Miller, and the
MANAGERS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10

Lady Phyllis King, daughter of the
earl of Lovelace, and one of the most
beautiful unmarried princesses in the
British empire. Latest photograph to
reach this country.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02

Josef Smola, 1922 w. "a. St. ... 100
Fr Vondra, $50 w. 81. st. .... 500
JOS Mytisek, 341 w. Sd st. ..... LOO
Jan Zak, 1912 w. 81. St. ..... Sl.0O
Fr Tomasek, 1850 w. 81. st. -. LOO
Eda Kirchendorf, ? ....... LOO
Josef Ryant 1852 w. 81. ST.. ... LOO
Volta Hrabak, 321S w. 81. st. 80. zoo
Knizka els. 817.
Prokop kirchendorfer, 3295 ". "a. $1,000
Anna Stamberger 1921 w. "a. St. 100
Frank Bartos, 1857 w. 81. St. -. 800
Vaclav Hubka, 3259 w. 81. St 49,. 500
Anna Tonasek, 1888 w. 54 St. . 100
Vaclav Sprosty, 3209 w. 81. st. -. 100
Jakub Nachvatal 32Ol w. Sd. st. 100
Rohumil Faulkner, 3187 W. 81. St. 200
Frant. PeSlcka. 1888 w. 81. st. 49,. 100
John Opl, 1888 w. 81. St. .... 200
Stana Pelich, 3147 w. Sd. St. -. :. 100
Josef Ruzicka, 3143 w. sd. st. .,., 200
Rose aHss, 1928 w. 81. St. .... LOO
Josef Springer, Sill w. 81. st. -. 200
Frant. Dvofak, 1924 w. Sd. st. 49,. 200
Vaclav klima 1920 w. 51 st. ... 200
Frank Rybak, 3140 w. 81. st. .... 800
M. Vondra 3148 w. 81. St. ....... 100
Karel Pech, 314S w. 81. St. ....... LOO
Josef Macher, 14S w. "a. st. 49,. LOO
Anna Halada, 3174 w. 54. St. .. Loo
Marie Stara. 3198 w 54. St.. ..... 100
Eduard S,prosty. 321S w. 54. St. - LOO
Frant. Komrska, 3240 w. 81. st. 80 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
Mat6j Konas, 3244 w. 81. st. 200
knizka cis 816

Matej Konas, 3244 W. 81. st. 200
knizka els. SIG.
Josef Melichar, 3317 w. 54. st. S1.OO
Fr. Sindelaf, 1897 w. 81. st. 800
Josef Rezabek, 3342 w. 54. st. 100
Josef Mraz, 1889 w. 54. st. ..... 100
Anna Elmer, 1889 w. 54. st. ...... 100
Leo Belz, 341S W. 50. st. LOO
Tomas Hama, 3417 w. 54. st. 100
Frant. Teleci, 3426 w. 54. st. 80. 500
Karel Marek, 343O w. sd. st. 500
Josef Moe, 1880 w. "a. st. 500
Vaclav Cvarovsky, 3442 w. 54. st. 500
Emil Pain, 3446 w. 50. st. 200
Eda Jilovec, 1904 w. Sd. st. ...... 100
FIR. Vranovic, 3439 w. 81 st. 100
Josef Slanec, 3435 w. 81. St. ..... 200
Jan Kalina, 3431 w. Sd. st. ....... 100
Karel Trejbal, 1898 w. sd. st. .... 200
Jaroslav Prucha, 1864 w. 54 st. 1000
Mr.. Drdek, ................ 100
Ant Vyhnalkova, 1881 w. 54. st. LOO
Josef Tvrdik, 1921 w. 54. st. 200
Josef Sprosty, 3456 w. 54. St. 49,. 200
Kater. Jilovec, 35O8 w. 81. st. 49,. 100
Josef Musil, 1884 w. 54 st. .... 800
Jan Cermak, $3.50 w. Sd. st. ...... 200
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
Sberatele I'd. Spinka a jos. Pavlir.
knizka els. 1851.

JOS f. Pavlin. 3946 Robert Ave. $500
Vine Krupka, 1902 Robert Ave. LOO
Jan Charv;t. 3939 Robert Ave 500
Vac. Koterschal. 1884 Robert Ave LOO
Frant. Srbcny. 1926 Robert Ave. -. LOO
Barb. Hrach, 1913 Robert Ave. 49,. LOO
Mattel Paur. 1910 Robert Ave. . LOO
Marie Pinta, 1910 Robert Ave. ~ 100
Frant. Becka, 5000 Robert Ave. -. 100
Vac KIvanek, 5000 Robert Ave. LOO
Jan Cvrk, 394S Robert Ave. .. 500
Josef Novotny. 1892 Robert Ave 200
Jos. Kurka, 1923 Robert Ave. .. 200
Jan Tomas, 34O9 Roehl Ave. ... 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
Sberatcls Frank Stastny Jos, Prokop.
Knizka els 1888


Frank Stastny, 1892 w. 81. St. 49,. $500
Josef Prokop. 1922 w. as. st. ..... 500
Vaclav Strnad, 1929 w. 65. ST. 49,. LOO
Josef Kopiiva, 1851 w. 81. St. ..... 100
Vaclav Bejna, 3346 w. 81. st. .... LOO
Josef Kubal, 1882 w. 81. St. .. 200
Henry ProkGpek, 1923 w. 81. St. 1000
Jan Marek, 1918 W. 81. St. ....... 500
Marie Marek, 1913 w. 81. ST. 49,. LOO
Frant. kalina, 1916 w. 61. St. .. LOO
Frant Rosicka, 1912 w. 81. st. -. 100
Pavel BclS;ln $500 w. 81. st. ... 200
Mike Stedronsky. $50 w. 81. st. =. 200
JindIich Tuna, 1927 w. 81. St. -. LOO
Vaclav Zavesky, 3317 w. 81. St. =. 100
VacIav Buranek, 3343 w. 81. St. LOO
Alos Vopicka, 1898 w. 81. st. 49,. 1000
Frank Neklp. 3l56 w. 61. St. ..., Leo
C. Korecky, 2275 w. IS. st. .... 1900
Josef Divis, 1896 w. 81. St. ... 500
Eda Habart, 1922 w. 81. st. ..... LOO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
sberatele Jan Novak a L. Jindra.
knizka els. S57.

knizka els. s57.
Frant. Novacek, Clark Ave. $500
Frant. Jilovec, Clark Ave. ..... 200
Mrs. Svec, Clark Ave. 100
Mrs. Plnta, 49l2 Clark Ave. ... LOO
Mr. Heaflinger, 5112 Clark Ave. -. 100
Josefa Anderlova, 1875 E. 80. st. 500
+. Hahn, 1923 Clark Ave. 200
Harry Greenberger, 400 Clark Av. 200
VIM Halada, 4715 Clark Ave. 49,. 200
Louis Tausig, 1901 Clark Ave. 500
}. Broucek, 1903 Clark Ave. 25.OO
Klei nHoldstein, 5003 Clark Ave. 500
}. HeJcl, 50O2 Clark Ave. ... 500
c. r. Becka, SOIL Clark Ave. 1000
JOS. Krakora, 5109 Clark Ave. 800
Ed. Bejcek, Sill Clark Ave. 5000
Frank Kozlik, 54o0 Clark Ave. 1900
Josefa Hachova, 5400 Clark Ave. Loo
Knizka els. 4458.
A. F. Hume, 1928 Daisy Ave. $1,000
Bozena Hejna, Scranton Ave. ... 800
Vaclav Novy, Clark Ave. .... 800
B. Kmetz, Clark Ave- 800
Jar. Pavlik. Clark Ave 5000
Prokop Reichl, Clark Ave. ..... 800
Fr. Pekar Clark Ave. ..... leo
FIR. Jessel, Clark Ave. . 500
Marie Martinek Clark Ave. ...... zoe
Bedfich Kostohryz, Clark Ave. 1000
Josef Zeman. Eichorn Ave. 800
Ant. Janacek, w. 48. ST. 800
VIM. J. Cermak, 5211 Clark Ave. $500
Adolf KoZelka, Clark Ave. 200
knizka els. 819.
Frank Soucek, 3118 w. Al. St. S1.OO
Louis F. Jindra, 3114 w. Al. st. -. 100
Frant. Deckert, 3344 ". "A. st. -. 100
Chas. Koudelka, 4019 Clark Ave. 500
Chas. Pecha, 5000 Clark Ave. 100
Josef Polak, 36O1 Clark Ave. w 200
Otto Polak, 1922 Clark Ave. w 800
B. Havelec, 1921 Clark Ave. 1000
Ant. Havelec,, 3119 Clark Ave. 5000
Anton Cipra 1926 Walton Ave. 1000
Mike Strnad, 1901 Clark Ave. LOO
Josef Van3k, 31O1 Clark Ave. .... LOO
MI Plntner, BIOS Clark Ave. .. 1000
josef Breska, 3019 Clark Ave 100
F, Fanta 1913 Clark Ave. 1000
Anna Pospichal, 1913 Clark Ave 500
Frank Sprosty, 5602 Clark Ave. 100
Josef Faflik, 41O3 Clark Ave. . 200
Geo. A. Jindra, 3106 W. Al ST. 200
Frank Urbanek, ALI Clark Ave. 200
Leopold Lacina, 4121 Clark Ave- :. 1000
Josef Vacha, 4415 Clark Ave. 800
JOS Stepanek, 450l Clark Ave $50
Anton Tokan, 4513 Clark Ave. ... 500
Marie ZikeS, ? . 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02

Pi Hajkova, 34O9 Roahl Ave. .... so
Hynek Petrfk, 1922 Roehl Ave. -. 100
Frant Milota, 34O3 Carlyle Ave. :. 200
Fr. Duzdik, 3512 Carlyle Ave. 80. 200
Jan Kotlin, 3541 CARLYLE Ave. 500
Marie Dvorak, 36O5 Carlyle Ave. :. 100
FIR Fundecky, 1909 Robert Ave. 80. 800
JOS. Rezabek, 1915 Robert Ave. -. 200
Josef Wolf, 1919 Carlyle Ave. ..... 800
Karel Bohaty, 3949 Carlyle Ave. -. 500
Fr Johanek, 4O09 Carlyle Ave. 80. 1000
Jos. Jirka ST., 4O2 Carlyle Ave. -. 200
Knizka els. 4453.
Frant. Linek ST., 1922 Carlyle Ave. $500
Fr Linek L., 1922 Carlyle Ave. -. =. 500
Jan Kabelac, 1901 Carlyle Ave. -. 1.50
lgnac Pinta, 1906 Carlyle Ave. 80. 500
Ed. Krupka, 1904 Carlyle Ave. 49,. LOO
Josef Krupka, 1904 Carlyle Ave. -. 100
JOS. Vavrina, 1906 Carlyle Ave. -. 100
Vaclav Vana, 1910 Carlyle Ave. :. 100
Jos. Marina, ST., 3944 Carlyle Ave. 500
Josef Jirka L., 1925 Carlyle Ave. .. 100
Vaclav Veverka, 1907 Carlyle Ave. 500
V$clav kuneS, 1920 Hyde Ave. 49,. 200
Bartolomej Petr, 1906 Hyde Ave. >. 100
Ed. Uhlir, 1913 Hyde Ave. .. 100
J. P. Kalina, 4OO5 Hyde Ave. ..... 1000
Ed. Fiala, 4O06 Hyde Ave. ... 100
Frank Habart, 1915 Hyde Ave. 49,. 100
ia nMatejka, 1900 Hyde Ave. ..... 200
Josef Kraft 1924 Carlyle Ave. 49,. 200
Anna Hlavin, 1920 Hyde Ave. ..... LOO
Bob. Sobota, 3409 Carlyle Ave. 49,. LOO
Frank Doucha, 3547 Carlyle Ave. >. 100
Frank Kurka, 3615 Carlyle Ave. ;. Zoo
Josef Ptacek, 1912 Carlyle Ave. :. LOO
Volt. Polivka, 36l4 Hyde Ave. ... : 200
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02

OPRAVA: Pan karel Hrabak 2939 E. lis.
St. Cleveland, O., dal $1,000 Narodni Da-
ne, ma mists uvedenych $500.
Sberatcllsy Anna Pekar pi. VyhnaleA.
knizka els. 812.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02

karel Kadlecek, 1892 w. 54, st. 200
Lepa, 3462 w. SO. st. 200
Sipal, 34O8 w. 40. St. .. LOO
Bob. Cmolik, 342O w. 40. St. 100
Josef Knezinek, 3566s w. 49. st. 800
Frant. Brudek, 1862 w. 40. st. 200
knizka els. $50.
Matej Otrhalik, 34Sl W. SO. st. $1,000
Vaclav Preisler, 3481 w. so. st. 100
Karel Kubat, 34s4 w. SO. St. LOO
Jan Karpisek, 34S4 w. so. st. 500
Bohumil Kubat, 34Ss w. so. St. LOO
Matej Riha, 34SS w. SO. st. loo
Vaclav Pekarek, 35O3 w. SO. St. 800
Bedrich Broz, 35O6 w. SO. st. 500
Josef Komzak, 1903 w. so. st. LOO
Ludvik Zurek, 3507 w. SO. st. LOO
Mrs. Biskup, 3507 w. so. St. 100
Anton Reflex, $500 w. SO. st. LOO
Josef Strouhal, 1926 w. SO. st. 800
Robert Ledorf, $685. w. SO. St. 1000
Frank Vlasak, 3547 w. SO. st. 200
Anezka Vesela, $685. w. SO. St. 500
Frank Cmolik, 1892 w. so. st. 49,. 500
Josef Speta, 3516 w. SO. St. 400
Anton Cvrcek, 35O6 W. SO. st. 100
Anton OXa, 3498 W. SO. st. ..... 200
Vac. Soukenik 3494 w. SO. St. 200
Ferd. Prerost, 1852 w. SO. st. $50
En- Heira, 1888 W. SO. St. 100
Frank Cerny, 361S w. so. st. 100
Frank Livanec, 1908 w. SO. St. -. 500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02
SEZNAM CECH0 V CLEVE-
LANDU A 0K0Ll, KTERl
PRISPELI ma NAROD-
Nj DAN.

Daisi pfispevky Sc prijimaji ufadov-
ne Ceskeho Narc.dniho Sdrpzeni
oradovna je otevrena denne cd hodin RAJ
no do ! hod. odpol. a cd 3:3O bod.
odpol. do hod vecer.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02

Sberatele Al. U-bsnec a AL. Vondra.
knizka els. 4465
Mary Hulec, 1929 w. 50. St. 200
Anna Iligi, 1929 w. So, st. 100
Josef Sekot Brecksvile, O. 1000
Sheraf w Sc,..l~ H.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-02


Anna Hlavin, 1920 Hyde Ave. ... 100
Bob. Sobota 34O9 Carlyle Ave. -. LOO
Frank Doucha, 3547 Carlyle Ave. >. 100
Frank Kurka, 3615 Carlyle Ave. >. ZOO
Josef Ptacek, 1912 Carlyle Ave. -. LOO
Volt. Polivka, 3614 Hyde Ave. . . 200
Sberatelky Marie HrbaG a Marie Swanto.
knizka els. $40.
Marie Hrbac, 1918 Trowbridge Av. $1,000
Marie Swanto, 1921 w. 80. St. 80. 500
Pi. J. Halada, 34O1 w. 25th st. 80. 500
Mrs. R Rob, 2711 Sackett Ave. -. 500
Josefa Kulhanek, 2707 Sackett Ave. 100
Josef Kerka, 3O46 Sackett Ave =. 200
Marie Kopacka, 1855 Sackett Ave. 500
Marie He'll, 1923 Sackett Ave. -. 100
Anton Bulan, 3404 Sackett Ave. -. LOO
Josef Chylik, 34l8 Sackett Ave. :. $500
Josef Becka, 34l1 Sackett Ave. 200
Josef Forst, 3417 Sackett Ave. . 200
Jan Uhir, 3439 Sackett Ave. .. 100
Step. Mazanec. 3439 Sackett Ave. :. LOO
Marie Vanek, 3440 Sackett Ave. -. 200
VaclaY Barta, 3446 Sackett Ave. =. 200
Anna Zelenka, 3428 Sackett Ave. :. LOO
Frank Billy, 1914 Sackett Ave. " 1.5O
Frank Svatek, 1922 Sackett Ave. . LOO
Ed. Novak, 1928 Sackett Ave . LOO
Ed Loucka, 3542 Sackett Ave. .. LOO
James Svatek, 1914 Sackett Ave $50 LOO
Tille Damas, 1923 Sackett Ave. . LOO
Bob. konrad 3639 Sackett Ave . 500
Marie Tomsik, 3613 Sackett Ave -. 200
Knizka els. S2l.
Stan. Castora, 36Ol Sackett Ave. $100
Josefa Nohejl, 36ol SackettAve. " LOO
Miss Medlin, 1916 W. 25. ST. ~ LOO
Marie Hrabak, 1886 w. 25. St. ...' 500
Klara Hrabak 1886 w 25. ST. -. 500
K. Kulhanek 2707 Sackett Ave j.. 200
James Prusa, 1923 Sackett Ave. " 100
Jakub Proxies. 1927 Sackett Ave. " LOO
Jan Stepan, $685. Sackett Ave ..... 100
JOS. Ruzicka, 1923 Sackett Ave. -. 500
Anna Svoboda. 3S41 Sackett Ave- . 200
Marie Barsa. 3845 Sackett Ave. =. 100
ia nBarsa, 3845 Sackett Ave. .. LOO
Josef Yak 1901 Sackett Ave .. LOO
Mike Vana, 39l Sackett Ave. .... LOO
Jan Skulina, 1907 Sackett Ave. 49,. 200
Anton Drda. 1897 Sackett Ave. .. 100
Josef Konas. 3945 Sackett Ave. 80. 100
Jan Kokta, 4O13 Sackett Ave. $500 200
Jan Becka, 4211 Sackett Ave. .. 800
Josef kapl, 1907 Sackett Ave. " 500
NJ Mach 3425 Sackett Ave. w LOO
Justina kott Sackett Ave. ..... LOO
Julie Breicha. 1928 Sackett Ave. LOO
Frank Boupska 1913 Sackett Ave. 200
Knizka els. 1890.
Vac. kulhanek. 4215 Sackett Ave. 200
Lad Mark 1910 Sackett Ave. 49,. Sl.0O
Krstna Vacha. 42O3 Sackett Ave. 100
Frank kreici, ll6 Sackett Ave. -. 800
Naciav krcici, 4116 Sackett Ave. . 100
Marie B|ezina, 4116 Sackett Ave. . LOO
Vac. Cafourek, 1866 Sackett Ave. :. LOO
Ant PosluSny. Sackett Ave. 200
Frank Lang, 1859 Sackett Ave. " 200
Frank Sefcik, 4553 Sackett Ave. 500
Emma Balouch, Sackett Ave. 49,. LOO
l.. Sylaba, 3648 Sackett Ave. ..... LOO
Frank Cudlin, 343 Sackett Ave. " 600
J Jos. Piochazka, 4216 Sackett Ave 500
James klecan, 3949 Sackett Ave. . LOO
Frank Barda, 1908 Sackett Ave. 200
Jan F. kra, 1887 Sackett Ave -. 200
Ed Stipek. 1898 Sackett Ave. ..... LOO
Jan MladV, 1926 Sackett Ave. -. 800
Anna MadI, 1926 Sackett Ave. " LOO
Josef Mladr, 1926 Sackett Ave. 80 100
Mat6j CurCa, 350S Sackett Ave. - 200
(Pokracovanl.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
ASTORIA WILL SEND
TWO TRAINS IN 70

OF the thousands here for the
Roundup none show more en-
tnisiasm than the Asst orians. who
say tney will be here twice as
strong. in 1920. The following
wire from the acting mayor was
received by the mayor and read
at the Pound Up this afternoon:
Astoria, Ore, Sept. 20, 1919.
Hon. James Bremner.
Mayor of Astoria, Ore.
Care Sound-Up Special from
Worlds Largest Fresh Water
Harbor, Pendleton, Ore.
Citizens of Astoria extend greet
ings to Mayor Rremner officials
of the Chamber of Commerce and
live wires crom the Lower Column
sia RiN er section att enigtnd
bia river section attending the
1919 Pendleton Roundup. We
also congratulate the progressive
citizens of pendleton upon the un-
IrecedenteG hospitality accorded
cIr people and hereby pIAiyc
enough of cur citizens to insure
the operation of not one but two
special trains to the 1929 shov.
c. A. LEINENWEBER,
Acting Mayor OF Astoria
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

3. Roy Kivett, 1898, three day to-
tai. Today's time, 4:O4 2-5.
Finals, Cowgiris Bucking Contest
l. Lorena Trickey. of Cheyenne.
2. Ruth Roach of Fort Worth
Texas.
3. Eloise Hastings. of Pendfston.
INDIAN PONY RACE
Joe Cantrell, total three days. 7:4o
'3-5. Today's time 2:I2 2-5.
Jim White, total three days, 1855
2-5. Today's time, 2:11 3-5.
Adoiph Farrow, total three days.
S:17. Tcday's time 2:3O.
FINAIsS-BULLDOG FOB
CHAMPIONSHIP
4. Jim Massey, 1901 As, total for
two steers. Today-s time, 25 As.
?. Lucian Williams, 1870 2-5, to-
tai for two steers. Today's time,
100 2-5.
8. sIiI>e Hastings. I:39 As. total
for two steers. Today's time 81 Is.
Ray McCarrolI broke worlds rec
ord today, bulldogging his steer in Is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
ROUNDUP S|DEL|GHTS

go on with the act; don't stop for
me-" said Bob Hall last night at the
Happy Canyon show when he was
crushed beneath horse which rolled
upon him when Hall was playing the
part of soldier in a rescue party. In
the show. Halls part is to fail, wound
ed. from his horse, which is also
wounded. but last night in the play the
horse rolled on Broneho Bob. Hall
was taken from the stage and the
stage and the audience did not know
that he was really injured. He was
rushed to st. Anthony's hospital inn
mediately. This is not the first time
that Hall has shown his nerve for at
a Roundup a few years ago he broke
his leg In the tryouts but when the
Roundup opened he mounted his
horse from crutches.
J. A. Irwin, Jinks Taylor. Sam
Thompson and George Strand formed
a quartet yesterday which pleased the
Roundup audience with a selection
alfalfa Hay" They were obdurate
Regarding an encore but finished the
act with flourish of bottles contain
ing good red likker.
The thousands who thronged the
bleachers and grand stands yesterday
rose, to their feet when the band
played "rhe Star Spangled Banner"
The natioanl anthem was played dur.
ing the cowboys bucking contest.
w. @. McAdoo personally congrat- :
ulated Lorena Trickey after she won
the cowgirls's relay race yesterday
"a fine ride declared Mr.. McAdoo,
as he shook hands with the cowgirls.
1t was Pendleton's treat to have two
airplanes flying overhead while the
great parade wended its way along the
streets today. The Mayfiy gave sew
era1 exhibition flights. with a few
stunts, while the Ace plane did
straight flying. 1t was a sharp con-
trasti with the ultra modern twenti-
eth century mode of transportation
and the primative nineteenth century
prairie schooners and stage coaches
below.
Governor Olcott and Will Wyrick
traded hats when the Governor
mounted for the ride around the are
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
IS7O37 DAMAGES ASKED
BY MAN FOR ASSAULT


Damages totaling s7037 are asked
by Arthur I. Luce from John McEiroy
In a suit filed today in Circuit court,
The suit is the outgrowth of an alleg.
ed assault by McElroy on Luce, com.
mitted June II. 1919.
Five of Luce's ribs were broken in
the assault in which he alleges that
McElroy beat and kicked him and
otherwise maltreated him. As an out
srowth of the alleged assault. Luce
had to be treated for peritonitis, h,
sets forth in the complaint. For treat.
ment by Doctors medicine and loss
of time from his work he asks special
damages of $537. For general ano
punitive damages for the attack he
asks $4,000 additional. Luce is repre-
sented by Raiey, Raley & Steiwer and
II. j. Warner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
Many Are Standing
Johnson ABANDQNS TRIP
WEST OF THE ROCKIES

ST. PAUL. Sept 20.-senator
johnson definitely announced the
abandonment Of his stumpIng trip to
the Pacific coast. He will end this
journey in opposition to the league OF
nations with speeches in the Twin
Cities today.
Senator Joh'ison told crowd OF
gHo0 persons in local theater that
This ia a time when men cannot
halt. hesitate or pussyfoot. We're
1bw faSins q situation where we must
either Yield 40 sinister Asiatlc or Eu-
ropaan a. '-Tifcy or whore We will
stand out Tor 100 PEI cent American
ism. The path Of hundred per cent
81. eri'inisni IS tina when Scmc of gs
A. Ntshiahion have tsten end we're
going forward cn that rnih rntil Am-
erican people are fully projected"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
Berlin Dispatches Quote Re-
ports From Munich and
Laibach, Austria, Saying AL
lied Commanders Withdraw
EVACUATION DEMANDED
WITHIN NEXT "a HOURS
II Poet Does Not Accept UIti-
matum as Issued, Allies viii
Threaten to Open Up Bar
rage on Disputed Port.

LONDON. Sept. 2o.-Berlin dis
patches quote reports from Munich
and Laibach, Austria, saying that al
lied commanders today withdrew
ships from the Fiume harbor and is
sued an ultimatum to Gabrielle Dan
nunzio, derhanding his evacuation of
the port within "a hours.
II the poet does not accept the
utlimatume issued allied commanders
will threaten to lombard the port.
"LET FER BUCK"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20

SCOOP MARTIN WINS SPECTACULAR
RACE FOR RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP
TODAY'S RESULTS

= + = + 4. + + f. = 3 .
The Title Winners. 1
Cowboys relay-scoop Mar 4
tin, Walla Walla, Wash. 4
Steer bulldogging-J Mas 4
sey. Snyder. Tcsas =
CowsiI-ls' bucking - Lorena =
TricScy, Cheyenne. =
+ . . .
COWBOYS PONY RACE
I. Sleepy Armstrong, time 81 3-5.
?. A. Rodin.
8. Roy Kivette.
COWGIRLS' BUCKING CHAMPION
SHIP.
Eioise Hastings ON RawIins Kid.
rode.
Ruth Roach ON Bear Cat. rode.
Prairfe Rose on High Rock, rode.
Rose Smith on OddfeIIow, rode.
Lorena Trickey on Spider. rode.
CoWBOYS' RELAY RACE, FINALS
l.. Scoop Martin, 1907, three day
total. Today's time 4:O1.
2. Chester Parsons, 1910. three
hay total. Today's time, 4:O1 is.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-20
ATHENA MAN INJURED
IN BAD AUTO SMASH

Frank Berlin, of Athena. is ly-
ing in st. Anthony's hospital with
broken leg and broken arm aft
er an automobile smash-up this
morning. and Mrs. Perrin and
iaGghts~ are suffering from mi
r',r injuries. Nj. Ecrlin and fam
i'v we're ca thcir way to the
.Rotnd-Cp when Dodge car.
wi.'se driver is unknown. collid-
ed with the eei Inns Franklin ma
chine.