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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20

Sc ha podido obtener una 'nfor-
maci6n relativa d les productos me-
dos de algunos de los Teatros &c la
Ciudad, de la cual Sc partio para
calcular que los productos del aeatro
cuya construction Sc proyecta, dara
un producto probable de $1,000 men
suales o sean $4,000 al ano. Ell sa-
ION de Hacheros M~exicanos que sc
tiene la idea de construir en- los al
tos, producira, por ~rentas, alquile-
res ETC., cuaado emo $500. 90 men,
suales o sean $1,000 anuales Y los
alquileres de otras dependencies adj
y~acentes, daran sl.44D anuales, to-
do 10 cual suma S24.S40 en- u- aho.
La adquisicion de aeciones Sc ha
re- en- una forma flcil a efecto de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20

0yendo cantar canciones mexicanas
hace tres nocheS en- Ell Teatro Nacio-
nal a csc simpatico muchacho de ges-
tos pueriles Y de arranques bohemios
que Sc llama Ricardo Clark Y cue por
Dura afjc;6n artiStica Sc agrego = las
~farandu.as traShumanteS que van por
esoS caminoS lie DioS 'levantando los
tin-ladcs de la farsa"; oyendolo can
tar las carciOneS de nuestra TERRA
con II Gulzura ' Ia emoci0n que nece-
stan para que las podamoS sent:r '
~compreuder en- este ambiente. Sc nos
ocurria cue acaSo Ell incipiente tenor
hubiera ~ecuiyocado el canine e hi
ciera nal en- 20 ~dediCarSe por enterc
a csc arte nacional cue no tiene toda-
via ~trova4creS que vayaD por ahl es-
parcienGo los tcSorCS melOdIcoS que
encierrau nUeStraS canciOnes popula-
res. poruue 81 bien Clark sale afro
so dc todoS los empeHoS artiSticos en-
que Sc ha metido. NADIA tan oIen ie
sienta a 81 tem3eTanento Y : SuS IA
cu..adeS como escoS pOeCcoS cantares
en- los Que nalpitln los dolores Y las
tristezas de nueStra raza. las t~ernuraS
De nuestras mujeres. 81 fuego de nues-
tras p~asi0nes. Ia intenSiGad de nues-
tros amOreS-
Parece que las c]anciones meNlca-
Has-las de buena cepa, PHI esaS
que nan sufrido el sabio a}jHO del
Maestro Ponce-fucron escritaS para
u las cqrtara Clark. FL cantante
Ge gpareta, c~orrecto g ~irreprochable
en- su papcl V atildado en- cl movl-
miento Dc su voz fresca ' suave, sc
modified V sc transfigura cuando a
bandona la mascara de Ia farSa, cue
10 abruma Y 10 encoje. ) entonces Sc
torna Ia emission mas c~riStailna, eI
fraseo ms apasicnado. 81 Gesto mas
vehemente. q conjun.o. en- fin. mas
bien amoldado a Ia poesia Y al sen
timiento de Ia musica divina De nues-
traS car.icueS.
4! riesco dc Eastman suS suscepti-
bilidadcs y u aspiraciones de arts
Ia. pero creyendo q con nuestru teseo
tendiamos Il e~nnoblecer anteS que a
rebaiar 81 arte. le deciamoS hace po-
20 a CLARK:
-Deb:era listed dedicarse q cancio-
nero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
FLATULENCIA.

Las pastillas LANICUM para la
flatulencia. son uSadaS con maSavl-
llosos resul,adoS para combatlr "a
torpeaa Intestinal, dolores en- la par
te inferior del abdomen, Y la forma-
cion de gases. especlalmente des-
pueS de las comiias. NelS caJas
cuestsn cinco dollars; una GAIA iii
dollar. \ los Agentes doce caJas
por uueye dollars. Son de SAILOR muy
agradable y valdran un million para
el Daciente. Laxal Medicines Co,
$50 Lanai Bldg, 4l3 Fourth Ave, P.
O. Box 963. Pittsburgh, Pa. Eavle
4 cts. Ell estampillaS (contSibUci3n
de guerra pOr cada GAIA que nos
ordere. No sc encuenCra de venta
en- las d-oEue-aS. tAaE.(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20

circ~unstancias financieras de los me-
xicanos cue aQui viven y de qulenes
Sc desea que reporter las u~tilidaues
u rendir& ell negocio. La Sociedau
de la Union" invertira, segun ell
p~rospecto a que nos estamos retlr!en-
do, Ia suma de $4,000 en- effective,
Ia u unida al valor del terreno en-
que Sc l~evantara Ell cdificio Y que es
de SIS. coo. hacen un total dc -.
$50. 600. Por oUra parte, IA San
Antonio Loan and Trust Company
Una respectable Compania kancafla
de la Ciudad, ofrecc facilitar ia su-
ma de $50. 900 que con las anterio-
res, hacen I'm total de $4,000, res
tando $4,000 que o los arlicables
a Ia emission de aceiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
81 MAS TARDE VA I'D A
SER NUESTRO CLIENTE,
iPOR QUE NO DESDE
LUEG0? ASH Sc EVITA Ell
PELIGRO DE PERDER.

Que aqn?lias perscnas que dseen SUBJ
:ribirlas, no tropiecen con obstacu-
los y 81 den ell cumplimiento exacto
a la obligation que contraen. Esta
forma es Ia siguiente: Al tomar las
a~cciones a plazo, debera pagarse al
contado Ell 80 por ciento o sea Ia mi
tad, del valcr de las que Sc subscri-
6an, al contado. La persona que to-
de cinco acciones Ell adelante,
tienc el plazo de un mes para pagan
el resto. Ell tomar diez acciones de
derecho al comprador a un plazo de
dos moses para pagan el saldo. Toda
persona que tome mas Gle veinte ac-
clones puedc hacer uso de un ter
mino no mayor de tres meses para
pagan e. inporte total.
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Por rcinciden

Dos agentes de Ia Policia secrIeta
de esta ciudad, c~apturaron aver a uu
muchacho meXicaao a quien Sc acusa
de haber robado cbjetos por valor de
ocho pesos, entire los cuales sc cuen-
tan unas riendillas rara caballo Y
mos pares de medias de sonora. Este
muchacho estaba en cl campo de SEN
tenciados extingu;2rdo otra senten-
cia que Sc lie impuso ror I'm delltu
semejante, habiendo escapado hace
pocos dias.
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De LECHE Y HELLO

Nuestros compatriotas Siguen ateA-
diendo a nuestro llamamierto para
crear Ell fondo destinado a p~roporcio-
aarles a los nin0s dos articulos que
les son indispensables: leche para ali
mentarlos debidamentc V hieIo para
hacer memo para cllos los rigores dc
este verano.
A! dar cuenta del estado que guar
da en Ia actualldad ell referido for
do. nuevamentc acudimos 4 ia gene
rosidad de los meyicaros para que
contribuyan cen su obulo a tan no.
bic prop6sito.
Suma anterior S $50
Manuel Nilianucva. de
GoliaG,, Texas 100
Total hasta Ia fecha S $40
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Nina

Sc susc!to ana rina entire un anne
ricano y IN negro. Ia cual tai c hui
hiera tenido peores consccuencias 81
no es Dor la oportuna Intervention de
Ia policia. Llevados a Ia carcel, q anne
r.cano do Ill fianza V salio, no asi
el negro, Que qued6 preso hasta que
el Juez disponga respecto de Gl.
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Por robo

Tn muchacho mexicano de unos
once o doce amos de eGad. fue pre-
sent2do aver en- la tarde ante eli Sur-
gento de s@rvicio en- Ia Estacion
Central dc poIicia acusado de haber-
Sc apropiado de varios objetos cuyo
valor no lego a cincuerta pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
NACIMIENTOS

Tn nino de Eliseo Urquizo Y &c Ia
sonora Maria de Jesus \. de UrQui-
20 en- la Gale s. Laredo 626.
Una nina de Guadalupe Mendez, '
de Ia sonora Trinidad Trevino de
Merdez en- la Gale de Matamoros 307.
In nino de Ahelardc Cantu Y de
la sonora Josefa L. de Cantu, en- Ia
Gale de San Fernando 1873
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
Por hurto

Tn americana ingreso aver a Ia
C@Tcel acas2do dc hurto, sin que Sc
mencione en- Ia partida re5pectiva
que Sc Il abrio Ell los iibros de la
Oficipa Central, Ia naturaieza de los
o5jetos cue Sc haya substr2ido rel
acuSado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
CORTES 7 POLICIA

res ingresaron a la Commandment de
Policia Y qucdaron detenidos ali acu-
saGas Ge violacion q los articulos ) Y
/ de los Resiameatos de Policia. uno
de los homhres pudo salir con fianza,
apercibido d2 presentarse a Ia auto
ridad cGando sea r~equerido para clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
MATRIMONIOS

Rodoifo Herrera con Margarita
CARA.
Pedro FaZquez con Ester Colorado.
Juan AYES con Luisa Fazquez.
Plutarco Silva con Francesca s.
Herrera.
Crescencio dc IA CARA con Maria
Melch1r.
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Subio z Ut tr@r sin boieto

Fue entregado a Ia Policia por los
emrleadoS De la Inca del Ferroca-
rril de Galveston Harrisburg y San
Antonio. IN individuo 4 quien or
prendieron dichos dependencies "a
janio sin el correspondence boleto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Los pron6syicos del tempo para
hoy. segin el Qbservatorio. son.: Lilo
viznas. Temperature maXima % a
"a. Fientos moderados Y frcscos del
medic dia.
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SANTORAL

Domingo Julio 20.-t30 de mes y
SO y. p Miuerva.-San Jeronimo
Emiliano Confesor Y fundador de la
Congrogasion de S6masca. Santos
Bu:maro Abad, Elias Profeta. Marga-
rita Y Librada Virgenes Martires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
De EAGLE PASS, TEX.
A UN NlNO

EAGLE PASS. Texas, Julio IS
EI riho Roy Bartee, de - amos de
cdad fuG victima dc su inexperienced
aver, al encender I'm punado de pol
vora en- un bette, 10 que lc ocasion0
serlas quemaduras en- ell rostro sicn-
do probable q2e tenga que pcrder
un oio.
FL pcqueno So hallaba limplando
IN bote de lecke condensada que ne
cesitaha 81 madre. cuando es encon-
tr0 un cartucho dc ~carabina. mme-
diatamecte el jovencito procedi6 a
s~acarle Ia ~p6lvora, hecho 10 cual Ia
pusc en- el bote para prenderle fue-
go V yer la explosion. Roy le acer-
CO en- efecto IN ceriilo encendido. pc
no viendo que la ~p6lvora no prendia.
cogio el bote V 10 acerc6 a la cara
para yer que pasaba, en- ell momento
mIsno en- cue hacia explosion, reci-
biando varias quemaduras en- Ia cara,
a consequences de las cuales tiene
Ell ojo derecho cerrado.
Nucvo comisionado de la Ciuded
Para llenar Ia vacante que deia-
ra en- el Cuerpo Municipal. la muer-
te del Comisionado William Hausser,
ocurrida Ia semana pasada, ha sido
%nombrado Ell senior T. H. Terrell,
Quien Sc hara cargo de su nuevo
puesto. en- breves dias. Ell Conslejo
Municipal quedara integrado al ocu-
par su pucsto ell nuevo Comisionado,
por los senores r. F. Vaughan. Mayor
de IA Ciudad Y los Comisionados San
Schwartz y T. W. Terrell. ;
Caniones para Mexico
I'm c%entenar die cami9nes autom6-
viles han pasado hasta ahora para
Mexico, por este puerto.
Los camiones, segun Sc sabe. van a
ser utilizados para ell t%ransporte de
tropas Y provisiones, en- aqueilos lu-
cares en- donde no haya facilidades
ferrocarrileraS, a fin de activar Ia
campana contra los nucleos rebeldes
en- TODD el pals.
Cuando recesite iibros en- espanol
d~irijsse a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
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Resistro Civi!
DEFUNCTONES

Amalia T. de Vidal de veinticua-
trc amos, murio de Tuberculosis pull
monar or ID Gale de Montana 1924.
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.HSIIONI YF3dS AoN oG
10 aprcnds-a con eNItc y muy prom
20. ro- medic dc nucstro uetodo pc- CO.
r-esco,Sencjs. Que 6 muy fsc'l. co-to
Y oua Ia sido ~prerarsdo c~sTecialnentc
Para "a cc7te lie hahiz esHaHn.a. Para
uzvo-ss de.a,leS. eHyie 81 nomore y
Lirec-i1r :
THE UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE
go weet los Street. New York City
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Al ST. PERFECTO ESTRADA
Sc lie suplica Sc ponga en- comunl-
caci6n con Ia Casa Editorial Lozano
para arreglar Ia entrega de IN mer-
cancia que tenemoS para Ell.
lis y. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
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Para investigator

I'm americana V dos n~aeXicaaos fue-
ron llevados 81 la Estaci6n Central de
Policia Y ~qaedaron detenidos ALI pa
IA que Sc pra@tique una investiga-
n:k-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
Parsjas detcnidas

Dos parejss de hombres y mule
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Caniones para Mexico

Cuando recesite iihros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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CUPON.
MAYoS MONEY EXCHANGE.
los West Commerce St..
San Antonio Texas.
Muy senoresn nos:-
Sin obIyacoap r mi parte. siwarse inforaarme del pFeno de ss ehN'
\ Mexico, ai como de sus remsas de necancias pors u euenta y rHss"
Mi Direction e-
(Pcebc 5000. .''':t'
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Total hasta Ia fecha s $40
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

A dinner at the Hotel Pendleton Is
tentatively planned for the entertain
ment OF Lieut.. J. NJ. Fetters follow
ing his arrival by airplane In Pendle-
ton tomorrow afternoon. The dinner
will be for the reception committee
OF the Pendleton Commercial Associa-
ton and a few former army officers
residing in Pendleton. Lieut.. Fetters
Is expected to land about $3.50 Satur-
day.
The guest list for the dinner for
the Lieutenant includes Mayor ]. l..
Vaughan, j. f. Robinson, chairman
of the reception committee: ".
Tallman and NJ. II. Chessman, and the
following retired Officers: Fred Stei-
wer, Lyman G. Rice, James III. Stur-
gia. II J. Warner and +. w. Bond
The mayor and members of the re-
ception committee will be at the
Robert Jones field on the north side
to welcome the aviator tomorrow att
ernoon and all citizens who wish to
be at the field for the landing are in
vited to be present. The field may
be reached by following Madison
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
MONEY IS FOR
NEW LATERLAS
UPON PROJECT
Senator McNary Explains
Regarding Appropriation
Asked by Senate Commit
tee.
TO WATER 1I.57O
ADDITIONAL LAND
Evident From Reply That
Money Not Intended for
Mckay Plan.

PROPOSED appropriation for Uma-
till irrigation project. Satisfies lat,
ercls as features TO complete and give
additional acre which would be
available u157) eeyen thousand
five hundred and seventy
CHARLES l.. McNARY, u. S. S.
The foregoing wire to the East Ore
gonian from Senator McNary is in
answer % query from this paper
yesterday as to the meaning of the
$350.0OO recommendation for the
Umatilla project: made by the senate
committee on irrigation.
Owing TO the fact the budget for the
project for the coming year called for
but $4,000 there was some doubt at
Hermiston and in Pendleton as to the
meaning OF the committees action. It
was regarded as possible some of the
money might be for the Mckay reser-
voir but the wording Of Senator Nc
Nary's reply indicates this not the
case.
The belief is held here that the word
Satisfies In the McNary wire should
road "spscifies.'-4 J.. II. Raley. chair
nina OF the local committee working
for the Mckay reservoir has the view
that the appropriation II 10 provide
new laterals that will water 1850
acres not now under cultivation on the
Umatilln project
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
3 CHARGED WITH
STARTING FIRES

TEND, Ore, June 20.-New shoes
with distinctive heel and toe patterns
worn by three tourists. left traces in
the stii at Beaver marsh, south Of
here. fnG constituted the chict clue
In enabling Supervisor n. G JHchbs1n
ct the Deschutes national forest ana
Forest Examiner T. NJ. Tablet OF
Portland to secure the first three
convictiCns of the year on charges OF
causing timber fires. Mr.. jacobson re-
pat'.r On his return to Bend today.
new tire on the auto of tn" camp
ors made n plain trail for the forest
officials to follow. and at Fort Klam-
ath the men were overtaken, their
shoes examined and identification
completed.
As the blaze at Beaver marsh which
resulted when the campers neglected
to extlnguish their camp fire, was not
n serious one. fines of IS each, with
costs, were levied when the three
tourists pleaded guilty in Justice court
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
CAPTAINS IN SALVATION ARMY
DRIVE HEAR PLANS TONIGHT

Salvation Army deserves the most
credit. They were everywhere and
gave service and satisfaction every
where. Nothing is too good Tor
them"
The local lodge of Elks Is handling
the campaign for the salvation Army.
just as in other towns of the state.
Solicitors. however, are not confined
to the ranks Of the antlered herd The
precinct captains asked by Chairman
Judd to be present at tonights meet
ing are:
Precinct %. George Hill and r. j.
Creswell; 2s. Ed Morgan and C. w.
I.assen: 20. j. r. Thompson: 80, John
w. Dyer: SO. Ed Mabie; 81, Frank
Sailing: So. w. A. Rhodes; SO, ]. j.
Hamley: 81. II. NJ Sawtelle: SS,
James s. Johns. Jr.; 40, r. NJ. May
berry; ~. j. L. Vaughan; ~, William
Dunn; 43. T.. Il. Marshall; a., Earl =,
Tulloch; I5. Guy b. wyrlck; I6, L. ]
| Murphy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
FIRE DWELLING FOR
INSURANCE IS CHARGE

T.. II. De Vlemlng and A. c. De
Fleming, brothers, both of Hermiston,
are alleged to have confessed TO-DAY
to having set afire their dwelling
May l in an effort to defraud an in
srrance company, They have been in
the custody of the sheriff since We'd
nesday and Thursday, respectively.
Preliminary hearing of the men was
set for late this afternoon. 1t is ex-
pected they will be held for the grand
jury.
Both men are past fifty years of, age
and have lived near Hermiston for
sCme time. 1t ti alleged by officers
in the sheriff's office that they con-
fessed to having removed many val
unbles from their house before the
fire. The officials had the case un-
der surveillance for several weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

District Chairman Fred f. Judd to-
day called meeting of all precinct
captains for the salvation Army
Campaign for funds, which Will open
in Pendleton and Umatilla county
Sunday. June %. The meeting VIII
be in the Elks' lodge rooms at
o'clock tonight and 1t is paramount
that all the workers be present to re-
ceive the outlined instructions. tho
local committee in charge said today.
Ladies' who assisted in the Red
Cross drives in Pendleton Will be
asked to aid the salvation Army cam
raign and It Is confidently expected
that this city's quota of $4,000 will he
raised with one days work. The
Salvation Army is asking $4,000 from
the entire county, including Pendle'
ton.
"Of all the organizations which
saw In my 10 months in France" said
Tom Murphy last night, Il believe the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
.25O,OOOPOUNOS
WOOL IS SOLD
ATP|LOT ROCK
Prices Paid at Private Sale
Range From As to 40
Cents; Public Sale Off.
BURKE AND DUFUR
ARE CHIEF BUYERS
Prices for Pilot Rock Dis
trict Slightly Lower
Than 1918.

An index 10 the trend of the
wool market i'm Boston is furnish
cd by the sale of the half blood
portion of the Smythe Bros. clip
at "A price of 80 cents. But
short time ago the owners were
informed by the firm to which the
woo, was consigned that they
priced this particular part of the
cIip AT So cents but did not expect
To sell IL Immediately at such "a
rigure. The next information re-
cciycd was that the wool had been
sold for 50 centa. Smythe Bros.
had consigned 100000 pounds of
wool for sale IN Boston.
All but one small clip Of Pilot Rocl
WOOL, in nearly all a quarter of a mil
ion pounds, has been sold at private
ale to f. j. Burke and J. p Defoui
md the public sale set for Saturda!
morning at Pilot Rock is necessarily
7ostponed. The clip brought price
angling from As 1-2 to 80 cents an'
he sale marks the cleaning up of TIM
ears clip.
Nearly three-fourths of a milliol
pounds is the total clip in the distric
his yearsand this prices are slightl
ower on the average than for 1919
rhe wool contracted for yesterday WI
90 to Eastern and French buyers, 10
whom the two purchasers are agents
Both Mr.. Burke and MIR. Defour ar
now in Portland.
The growers who sold their wool a
he private sale ere: Campbell 4
tones, Pat Doherty. A. b. Chapman
.aorge Curran Morg Edwards
& cole. oliver Knots
Charles McDevitt and Mclaughlin
Bros. The one clip remaining Is eN
,ected to be sold today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
City Bastile Answers
Pilot Rocks Problem,
Family Rents, Moves in

Pilot Rocks population is grow
ing so rapidly and its citizens
keep the peace so well that the
housing shortage has been solved
in a small measure by renting the
city Jail to a family. L c.
Scharpf. Pilot Rock banker. de-
clared today. Mr.. Scharpf is in
town on business
People cannot build houses fast
enough nor can they find vacant
quarters. Mr.. Scharpf said. The
Jail hasn't had an inmate within
the memory OF the oldest settler.
figuratively speaking, so the city
fathers put their heads together
and decided to rent the jail for a
dwelling.
That is the surest indication I
know that Pilot Rock Is forging
ahead" Mr.. Scharpf said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
THIEVES'BREAK IN AND
BANQUET IN MARKET

Thieves last night forced an en-
trance to the Pendleton Cash Market.
East Court and Johnson street broke
into the cash register and escaped
with a small amount of pennies, nick
els and dimes. Before departing. the
culprits ate a few canteloupes and
possibly some package goods. Po-
lice are working on several clues they
consider sufficient to land the
thieves.
Entrance was gained by the back
door and the bell was removed from
the cash till before breaking into it.
The office safe, containing consider
able money and paper, was unmo-
Tested. The total loss, though not
known. is reported negligible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
G.. E. McLaren Knocked
Unconscious as Brakes
Balk on Cayuse Hill

George Z. McLaren, emploNe
of the Pendleton Meat Company,
was knocked unconscious and was
badly shaken Yesterday evening
when he lost control o. new
Velie car while coming down a
hill near Cayuse.
Mr.. McLaren was on his way to
Pendleton after a business visit in
Baker. and was thrown 10 feet
b from the car. where he was found
unconscious by ]. T L.euallen and
A. Pynd. who were driving TO
Pendleton.
He was taken to st Anthony's
hospital where he regained con-
sciousness. 1t was found that no
bones were broken and Mr.. Nc
Laren is now convalescing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
RELGIANS ARE GRATEFUL
FOR HELP FROM AMERICA

He said: Belgium will never for
get the help given her by her great
sister. America
Publish Treaty Today.
WASHINGTON. June 2O.-Acting
Secretary of State Polk received a
message saying the revised peace
treaty viii be published today. he an
nounced. 1t is understood the treaty
will be published in Paris and Lon
don No copies have been received
at the state department
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
WARRANTS FOR 1900
LOOM IN ARIZONA

PHOENIX, Ariz.. June 2O.-War-
rants for the arrest of 1900 residents
of Bisbee. Ariz., charging kidnapping as
a result of the Bisbee deportation
July ~. 1917, are being prepared ae-
cording to the Arizona Labor Journal.
1T said arrests will begin soon in what
is expected to be the largest crlnlhai
prosecution in American history from
"A standpoint of the numbers IN
volyed. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
BY LOWELL MELLETT.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent.)
PARIS, June 2O.-President VIII
son returned TO Paris today after a
visit i'm Belgium which cemented even
closer the friendship of the little
kingdom and the big republic, the
president of the chamber of depu-
ties in welcoming Wilson in the house
of parliament yesterday. sounded the
keynote of Belgium's whole attituue
toward America and the Americans
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
CONGRESS CHECKs LEAGUE

WASHINGTON. June 20.-ConSress
will be n check on the league of ma
lions and n permanent guardian OF
American sovereignty under the league
senator sheppard declared in
speech answering league critics today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
GALLONS MECHANISM FAILS

SAN RAFAEL, Cal. June 90
While u majority Of witnesses tainted
from the horror of the scene, Joseph
Rogers and Clarence Rollins died a
terribly prolonged death on the gal
lows ut san Quentin prison this MORN
ing owing To bunslinS OF the mocha
nisln. Rogers kicked 81 wildly that
his shoes flew off as his body con-
torted in agony. lie was suspended
is minutes before he died OF sIrangu-
Iation. Rollins died a minute sooner.