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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-05
n SECTIONS OF COUNTY FOR
MEASURE THAT PROMISES AID
FROM STATE IN HIGHWAY WORK
VOTE BY PRECINCTS We YES
3,773
47,2

| Above is the vote on road bonds
! from 81 out of the 81 precincts
of UmatiIla county, completed by
the East Oregonian this afternoon.
The precincts MISSING viii not al
ter the vote materially. Nearly
half the registered vote OF tins
county was cast yesterday.
BY landslide vote that exceeded
the most optimistic hopes of the
bonding advocates, UmatiEla county
people yesterday voted to bond the
county for $f.05O,0 900 10 secure good
roads in cooperation with the state
highway commission.
Returns from 81 precincts conn
piled by the East Oregonian at noon
today showed a total affirmative vote
of 34S9 and negative vote OF but
427. The vote by precincts Is given
in detail in another column.
OF the precincts voting against the
bonds, No. is Cottonwood precinct in
the east end OF the county; No. 27 is
the Fulton precinct and No. Fl Is
North Reservation.
10 TO ONE HERE.
Pendleton cast a total of 1920 votes
for the road bonds and only r22
against. In two local precincts no
votes were cast.
In the east end of the county every
precinct favored the bonds with the
'ingie exception of Cottonwood No.
|, a small precinct The total vote
If the eight east end precincts gave
's6 votes for the bonds and II votes
against bonding.
RETURNS IN QUICKLY.
Returns were flashed by the East
]regonian last night and the story
vas one of INTERRUPTED bliss for ID.
I. Nelson and other road leaders who !.
we're gathered i'm the headquarters In
he Berkeley office. Owing to the
hort ballot the counting was done
Iuickiy and by $3.50 the count had
cen received from 40 out or the o.
recincfs of the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-05
Army Unsettled.

In the army appropriation bill fail
ing to pass there was an appropria-
tion of $411. 100000 for a transporta-
tion army. A part Of this was for
bringing the soldiers back from
France. congressman, however.
point out that the return of the army
depends more on speedy finishing of
the work of the peace conference
than on appropriations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-05
WOULD RECONvENE
CONGRESS IN CRISIS

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~ ~
,N"'pi VI sun 49,
ouceo iesoiu'io,' az ~ -, -.
oi soVeriiois a,,u i,'1y ~ -
''e preSioe.it ., -, ~,
cong ess 10 Neep II oi' ~. 1oe l' W. s'
couh'rS y ,"'irs n,'.., 80
.ioh perioo' me ueso'.'..o" "aS ,,,
iereu 10 u .oii,iii,.. e.l 80" 80, W.,
taken On IL 'i',s , aise.no III" s,,'' @ as'
demand oeif,ahueo 10 hIiow WHY 700 sup con'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-05
Leave Reconstruction.

Congress adjourned without maxi
ing any provisions for the future ot
men returning from France who may
be unable to return to their former
occupations. 1T failed to pass the
100000. 000 Lane bill poviding foi
the reclamation of lands as soldiers
homesteads. The special prohibition
legislation failed to pass.
Senator Sheppard, dry law author
however. believes the present law is
adequate.
Congress did nothing about unem-
ployment except to argue whether or
not men are out of work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-05

MS paper is member aria audited
the Audit Bureau or Circuiations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
REPLACE MILITARY BALLOON
HERE TO RECRUIT SOLDIER
TWO Applicants Arc Accented and
1wrnt! Others for Aviation
branch.

inc military balloon. which was in
IN" 'apitol grounds until il Was re-
WoN"d last Friday, viii be replaced
i9da out ~ large number % APP
fi.tan;s Tor enlistment in the balloon
Sc ne"n sent 20 Langley Field
IN "lrDlene used for recruiting
purposes. which is in hangar ~ the
corner 90 Eleventh and Broad streets
"iI ." removed today and another
brought from Langley Field 10 take
il- mace y total OF nearly twenty
recruits. according to figures given on,
Yesterday ~ Captain stole OF INC
aNI"ii"n field al Fulton. have passed
'hc examination since the machine IN.
zen ON exhibition. y large BODY OF
hf"Specli"" "NI~tvrs VIII he examined
inns morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
STORES ARE FOUND OPEN:
MOST FOUNTAINS DRY
'"ii"c I'iIc CHARGES Against Eurbt
"c"icrs' CHARGING Infractions
OF Ordinance.

General merchants processing to re
~ 'l"Hvh Jews OF OF a religious Sc,
MHl'n observes IS the Sabbath some
Gay Diner Than sunday. were allowed
's''rHdE 80 Keep their stores open
'"f business UndiS'urbed in accord
th"e WIN recent ruling Of Judge
i!"vid = Richardson. Of tho Iiustinrs
MANY OF these stores bou.yor
'I"s"d the soda fountain run i'm con.
mrG''on Win the other business since
GnG"r Inc opinion handed down nv
IuuS" kicharhsOH soft DRINKS may no,
h" dispensed on sunday even by thnsc
y no q" not observe this day as the
Altogether the police made c,r,,
arrests for alleged Violations Of the
H.n"aL law. Among those arrested
"tr'i Naron Eosenhcim, Of the Rich
m"mh Inn. and all his clerks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
PIANIST FOR BILLY SUNDAY
CONVAlESClNG IN KENTUCKY
: Boh" Matthews Rccover- From Severe
told and VIII Jning "Rndy''
In Chicago.

'Eoh" Matthews. the pisnis: Of the
EillN SUNDAY aScrccation. who with
concert AZ the city Auditorium ON the
u cht - May Is. mas heen Very III for
several days at his home IN Carroll
ton. Kentucky. having contracted "a
severe cold while on a conce-; tour Of
EASTERN cities after leaving Rich
nond.
MIR. Matthews homes. however 10 he
ABB 10 join 'Rody" in Chicago today
where tn.y are scheduled for a com
cert tomorrow night and i'll Duluth.
Minnesota. Wednesd a! night.
RodcheaNer viii then ill a couce II
encagemcnt in his old home town of
'ellco. Tennessee. and will proha .! :
- IN Richmond Al ga n for brio. stay
on route 20 his home = Winona Lax .
Indiana. where ne Will spend the re-
mainieg az the summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
RICHMOND GIVES MORE
THAN QUOTA IN DRIVE
Centenary Campaign Gets sJ,4I3 over
and Above tho Amount
Sought.

Richmond district has gone over the
top sS,4l3 in the centenary drive,
which ended last night, according TO
ihe official report OF !, L. Jones the
director of the campaign. The quota
htd the largest allotment OF any
church IN Richmond district. overSub-
-crihcd its allotment; OF $4,000 by
s7iS
BROAD street Methodist Church was
awarded the conference flag for tho
: snal honor OF being the first church
70 30 over The ;op IN subscribing It's
allotment OF $4,000.
Every church IN Richmond, with
,h- exception OF TWO. went over the
top Several circuits are yet 10 he
heard from. The official time for nj
.nG mai reports has been extended TO
Tucsda! night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
CALLS COMPENSATION ACT
TO ATTENTION OF OFFICIALS
Many Municipalities. and Other SUBJ
diNi.ion- Fail to File propcr
Papers With Commission,

chairman r Fl Tucker Of tho Vfr-
STE s.Tris incust. a. Con1missi;on. Hss again
Virginia compensation &C; has worked
d radlcal CH6nSe ~ IN: status cf en-
pHoyees Of me various municepalt,s
State
Under the Cd law the STATE ana rs
Political subdivisions were not li.bl.
Serv'ce, nd.r tho compensation art
y IS spec II lily provided that ail sIcii
tnluioNctS snail Do. compensated Tor
injuries and tho dependents o.. deceased
cmpioy ees small be entitled 10 compsn.
sa-ion runniEs A. hiEh - 5000
I'm, ne Jaw aiSo pr'",yidgs lIat I'll mun'-
''rc State shall either 'ar" ont ln.
surauce or ccm.,y with tho regulations
prescribed by The industrial commits
sion.
INC Industrial commission has pro-
Nidel That such governmental agencies
may hccoms Scif-insUr"rS. without Civ
t con, ON Il. form prcscrih"d for
out INC nun,it-r ~ It's empicye.s and
The commission regrets Very much
that quito number OF such politica
SubdiNiSions hay" as Yet failed to com
My with the statute Furtiic. notices
nave been sent ont recently emphasize
inr the Importance Of complying. with
THIS reEulation aud il IS the non" of
The commission that those WHO have
Commissioner T. - McHugh and =
kizer have returned 10 i:ichuoud
from the southwestern part Of TIA.
state. wncr" hearings We're had a.
loca hontas ana Alphabetical quite :,
rrge number Of casts Mere disposed
or AZ these TWO poinls. and th. near
Ing dookei WAS "ntirel! cleared ~
Wlihin the last ten DAYS the com
mission has approved -" agreements
entered into between employees ana
emploNcrs in conformity ~ in til" 49,,
The volume Of business transacted ~
tots department, is rapidly becoming
ono OF the most important 81 the Stnic's
jnstitui
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
WOMAN VICTIM OF SHOT
FIRED BY OWN REVOLVER
Nrs. y. W. Donnhoc. "5n3 East uroaJ
street. IrnNrs Note
10 I'amily.

After locking herself in tho hath
room. Mrs }. W bonnhoc. forty-six
years o fage 2ao& East Broad Street.
committed suicide 10y shooting herself
through the left sud" with revolver
nj $50 orlock Yesterday mornin: In
a note winch she l"f, 10 her SON Mar
shall. Mrs pomahoc said that She Was
tired Of living
Lula Carter dsuchtcr OF Mrs
ponahoc. heard tine shot fired. ana
found her mother I'm the bathIiin i'm
a dying condition she renewed her
10 bedroom and summoned an am
bula nee. Rcf"r" the doctors arrived
However. Airs Donanoc Wa dead
Coroner winfield w..s notified at once
and. after viewing III. body stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
STATE CHURCH LEADERS
WILL CONVENE MONDAY
Called to Consider Plan for Co
Ordinatcd Effort OF Dc
nominations
rO HOLD TWO-DAY SESSION
Several Hundred Delegates Expected
to &c in Attendance When Meet.
ing Is Begun at = O'Clock IN
jefferson Hotel.

me Virginia State Intcrchurch CON
ference. which vii, have placed before
'he PLAN % the 1ntcrchurch World
M"vomcn, a. North America 20 rroup
together fcr the purpose Of co.opcr,-
Ton Various movements having AN
equal Interest TO all cvanSciical dc.
nominations. Will convene this af,or-
room nj o'clock in the auditorium,
OF the Jefferson IIoicl for a ,wo-day
session.
Ii is expected that several hundred
delegates. representing every crouu OF
,nr1s,,ah workers in Virginia. will at
''nd me convention. Among the lead
crS OF the movement are: :. Earl 1aN
lor. John Il. Mott. Robert Il. Specr.
Fred H. Smith. y. l.. Corey and K.lph
The plan IS for organized co-orcra
ton. not union. OF the evangelical
churches. II is not proposed by lead
crs OF the movement that any or
SANITATION shall mcrcc with any other.
give ur amy "f its distinctive feat
ureS OF surrender any OF its rights
Hu; al OF them do many things of
The same nature. They mold meet
ms and conventions for the deepen
inS oC SPIRITUAL life and the dsvcIon-
I"cnt Of interest in the various artivi
tics uf the Christian Church Th.>
issue literature and conduct puhlictty
campaigns They make surveys ana
conduct drives for funds
Men behind the movement suggest
that opportunity can hc afforded for
the churches 10 conduct in co-one,a-
ton their International and financial
ropa.auda annually a, the same time.
Each orsaniza lion will maintain its
own treasury and will regulate its
WI affairs as heretofore. The central
committee viii harmonic and co-ordi-
n"tc the surveys and prepare q to;a!
budget. watch will FOR the first time
II history. outline the approximate re-
Spousi biljtv Cf the Christian Church
FOR ;be worlds welfare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUS Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

:, rho Richmond Auxiliary of tho chidrcn's
Homo Society OF Virginia. Mrs. X. Carter
scott. chairman. will meet this afternoon at
clock at tho Y. w. &. y. for import
ant conference.
An automobile. owned by |. W. oakley. of
liiEhlanh Springs. which stolen Sntur-
day night from in front of the Grays' Ar
mnrN. WAS recovered Yesterday b. the pc
lice. Another automobile said 10 taN" been
the property Of Thomas r.. owens. was also
recovered.
Mrs. Mamie IIarton Nunnally and William
RNland Scicwick were married Yesterday
morning at tho HainhridS" Street Church
parsonage by IL" pastor. l.. hudson Nest
"a III. After wedding trip I" the North
ih"y viii reside IN South iHchmnnd
Miss Grace Parker. az tho National
tcaEu" Tor WcmUns Service. viii speak to
Richmond women IN tn" auditorium al tn"
Chamber uf Commerce Monday night ut
% CloCk. Miss i'arh"r's work at the begin
ming nf tho w2r III organizing women Tor
efficient ScrNi-" tn their country while their
mon were at the front. stands tor itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS
Hoiidn! BIli At Lyric.

Joli,y pcrvadcs the new show tina,
comes ia ih" Lyric today. In keeping
with the holiday spirit Of the week.
tho attractions assembled by Manager
Rex ar" chiefly comedy features. de-
signed TO add TO tho hilarity Of Tho
season Such is when Caesar Sees
Her. tho Shak burlesuuc.
which Will he presented by II company
OF capable artists. Tho success that
attended the Ions season Of When
Caesar Secs Her in tho New YORK
Keith thcatcrs should he sufficient
guarantee. therefore. Of tho laughter
producing merit Of this lampoon Of
Shakcypcarean actors and Shakes
pcaroan drama ON tho same bIil Will
hc seen bell and t;lss novelty ar
fists with some new IDEAS i'll trick
music; Lowry and Prince. comedians.
singers and dan"crsi nolonri Jaci:
needs no Introduction here, and tho
Sorrento Troupe OF Novelty Perform
ers. who have a lengthy and diversified
specially entertainment. With the
new vaudeville bill will com" new mo-
iion picture displays. including the
latest rathc News films.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
WILL PROTEST HIGH RENTS
Mass Meeting l. Called for William
er Fox SchooI q" he Held
~ Tonight.

To protest against the increase, in
Sept embcr !, there w!il b, hold tonight
lin the auditorium OF tn" William FoN
School "a mass meeting Of citizens Tho
adyisability OF forming Tor tho city ~,
Richmond an organization TO bc known
ns tho Renters and Consumers PRO.
tectiyc Association VIII ne discussed.
9 II tx announced that any adult white
person of either sex, vino ~ Interested
in. this question, viii be welcomed at
tic school to take part IN the discus
zion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
SCHOOL FOR BUSINESS
At RICHMOND COLLEGE
'fcSWcnt T.. W. Boatwright Au-
nuunccs II viii Open i'm
September.
PROVIDE PRACTICAL COuRs,
successful iinancicrs, Auditors, ir-
countant* and Executives VIII BE
Brought Here to Deliver Lecture.
to Classes.

rae school of finance and business
administration Of Richmond toIIcy,
TOR "hich plans have Just been com .
Ii"iod viii be opened for the frs,
tAnc IN Sertemhcr with the beginning
OF The l?l:-'2c session Of the ins,i-
tuition ~ Wcsthampton This an.
nounccmcut was made last ui..ht hy
president T.. W. Boat wright
moron; MY practical courses Will DO
oh'F'u ~ thc new school il was stated
Rchmoud men vino have hccu .u.
ccsS:ul as hnancicrs. auditors account,
HltS ANA executives viii lecture TO thr
classes which WI bc formed. Lecture
N"u.S VII hc 80 arranged that vounc
men WI" ave employed IN hank IN
situations and business houses whn
wish to perfect themselves in ,hrir
work aud prepare for advancement,
may attend.
1t was principally for such men thni
EoatwriGh; sad last night The rac,
that u" similar courses are given IN
any school or CollcG" in Richmond
has created need which mus, hc
met wllh proper Instruction he stated.
Provide Economic Course.
y f"ll-tm" professor Of economies
mas been authorized by the COLLEGE
board "f trustees iud y fund has boon
set aside for tn" employment of
lecturers in TIA" practical details who
go 80 'hSl'I'~S ~ INl' ilnbn'. y mum
her Of men arc now hCjnc con Sidcrcd
for tn" positions ANA for tho prorcs-
ScrShip in economies
Associated vita President Boat
wr,ch; in tn" work inciden, TO tho
founding Of tn" new school IS Colonel
Thomas Il McAda,ns vice president Of
Richmond banking house. Colonel
McAdam- has sponsored tho idea for
several years. ana a number Of men
from the Institution with VIII IN 10
IS connected viii attend tn" finance
ana business administration course, 1t
is understood
Sessions Close Juno II.
The sessions ut Richmond and West
hamrt"n COLLEGES VIII come TO a close
ON June -. and Immediately after this
20 work of removal back TO the build
ing at Wcsthampton Will he started
The work OF removing all the cquip.
ment. which was brought into Rich.
mond when tho grounds and build
incs there were turned over 10 The
government, for use as dcburkation
hospital. Will proceed as fast as the
are restored 10 normal CON
6ition. There is no doubt however
that everything wll he in good shane
for nc opening Of the now session
about tho middle OF September, coll
lCCC officials state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
GRAY GLAD VETERANS
At MEMORIAL SERVICE
Confederate Organizations Fill Pcws
- or Seventh Street Church to Hear
- Rev. III. ID. {. Maclachlan.
MUSIC FEATURES SERVICE
World Declared Better Today by the
Speaker for Its Lees, Jacksons
and BcaurcgartIs. and Its Bloody
Internal Battles OF Yorc.

tiray-clad Veterans OF the South.
broken remnant OF that ragged gray
Inc which first laugh; their sons in
Khaki of the present day how to fight
hiicd the front pcws at the seventh
street Christian Church last night al,
Inc annual memorial services Of tho
Hollywood Memorial Association.
Members OF other Confederate or
CARNATIONS of Richmond were also
present. The service was featured by
special music undcr the direction Of
Henri BeauEard. Unusually pleasing
was the singing ny "a quartet COM
po3cd Of Henri BcaugarG. Miss Myrtlc
Dunton, r e. Sales and H. r.ubank
of Savior. Thy Children Keep" with
out accompaniment. ana q solo. Face
10 Face by Mrs. Lladys de Soto.
Gallant Sons OF To-day.
Like far battle cry from the heroic
past OF Virginia. caught up 10y her
struck by. Rev H. II. e. Nlaciachisn.
, a. p in his ,n add n,G TO- the rsnrGssn
gathered in his church last nigh:
These things did these mighty fncn."
was the text Of Mr.. Maclachlan's ad-
Faith in the future and reverence
ior me past. said Or Maclach!an.
our prescott civjiiHation rests The ono
Was the rrincipla of progress and the
Other OF STABILITY. As tue sons OF
noble sires and tuc inhcritors Of great
traditions. Nircinians wight We'll he
privileged 10 GLIMPSE tho glory that
shall nc III the reflection "f the glory
that once WAS.
Broken Remnant Of Guard
To the broken remnant IF tho old .
Guard Of the South. which has handed .
down TO poSt"rity such q record of .
courage OF stcadfastncSS. q inNtn- /
chile honor. Of military genius or fight /
ing proves. OF sacrifice and devotion /
TO the Lost Cause. Or. Maciachlau do
ctarcd that this record would forever
shine among the beacon lights OF MIS-
Tory.
n reviewing briefly the causes which
Icn up TO secession on the part Of tn. ,
South. and why the South fel, inpclled /
70 take u! arms against the North for
"a. principles Of States rights pr
Iaciach land declared IL to be his firm
conviction that il would ne = calamity
I the South should ever Ice allowed
o forget the real Justification Of its
slcAniic struggle against the North 3
Especially = this true Of Nlrc mia
Nc continued. "Whatevcr motives NAV
'aNc controlled tho politicians or some
y the other states, certain IL is that
Virginia went into the fight as the
'haErpion OF liberty asajns: coercior.''
General Ice was referred 20 a the
cross bearer of ;he SOUTH and Dr
declared that trs world
vas richer today for lis Lees J.ckSo-ls
ma Beaure CARDS, for its frs, ana SEQ
mn Manassas, It's Frederick sb-rs its
shickamauEs and Chancellorsvile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
Government, settle. Old Claim.

a BIOOMINGTON. Hi. Man - i'oro
per James T.. Hare. Of Mclean Couurt
{Lav re. eiNed ""rd from Waahin-toI
sthaL he has zen allowed 500 b, IN
government for - horse killed ina III
battle at Oklona, La. The claim Ia
been pending since 1864,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-29

under cover until after the legislature
adjourned. For this reason not a word
has been given out from the Columbia
meeting. have given the alleged rea-
sons set forth by the trust for attempt
ing to force independent companies
to retire from the state, but anybody
conVcrsant with tho situation knows
that the reasons given arc all rot. The
real reasons are, viz:
First. Those companies and the To-
cal companies who remained in the
state and stood by our people arc
writing more than one-half OF all the
business in this state.
Second. 1t is a continuation Of the
effort to destroy the state warehouse
system in South Carolina and render
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-29

missioner found an average rate Of
$3.50 per $4,000 and Went to New
York and formed a combination
through which be obtained q rate of
$L'S. The trust when thE3; fdlind
the names Of these companies com
PEELED them 10 withdraw, not because
the rate was too low, but because they
did not propose to have any opDosi-
ton. ! have written this at some
length, so as to let YOU see that we
nave the opportunity right here in
South Carolina TO win this fight and
have no trouble when you so into the
other states. The other articles will
follow as soon as | can find time
Yours very truly,
Jno. l.. McLaurin.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-29

impossible its development in other
states.
AS soon as the trust was permitted
TO enter the state after the repeal Of
the 'Lancy- -Odom act they sent around
and had each one Of the state ware
houses rated. have in my possession
little booklet giving the new rates,
which on an average was double the
rate that | had secured, by forming a
combination OF independent companies.
have heard Of prominent insurance
man making the remark about this
new rating: "If We can't put them out
of business in one way VIC can an
other" The South Carolina state
warehouse system did not make any
war on the insurance trust. The COM
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-29

Take notice that on the 2nd day Of
December, 1915 ! will render a final
account of my acts and dOingS as Ad-
ministratriX of the estate Of j. II.
Cunningham deceased in tho Office
of the Judge Of Probate of Laurens
county, at II o'clock, a. m., and on the
same day will apply for final dis
charge from my trust as AdmniStra-
triX.
is notified AID required to make pay
mcnt on that date and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred.
CORA CUNNINGHAAI
ADMINISTRATORS.
Oct. 30, 1919. lJ-5t-A