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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
MILK BOTTLES ARE TO
COLLECT FOR BUILDING

The twenty-five milk bottles which
are now in Pendleton business houses
to collect money for the Belgian re-
lief fund are henceforth to be used
as collectors for the University of
Oregon's Women's Building fund ac-
cording to decision by the oregon
committee of relief, which gives the
state right to use the bottles for the
fund to Mrs. Roy r. Bishop. of PEN
dleton. state chairman for the cam
paign.
The money now in the bottles will
be collected Immediately and turned
over to the Belgian relief. New pla-
cards telling that the money win
henceforth be for the women's build
ing will be placed on the containers
The Belgian relief committee is to be
reimbursed for the money they used
in installing the bottles.
The campaign for funds for the u.
of O. woman's building is for the pur-
pose of matching dollar for dollar the
conditional appropriation Of 100000
made at the recent legislature. Eu-
gene has launched a campaign for
s25 900 of which the entire sum Ia
almost raised. Besides this, $4,000
has been pledged. over $4,000 of
which is paid and invested in gov
ernment securities, thus leaving the
last $4,000 to be secured.
The money will he used to erect n
building for the $50 young women OF
the university. In ~ years at the
state university not "a single building
women. with the exception of a dor
mitory year ago for freshmen girls.
The new building will house all wom-
ems activities, such as gymnasiums.
domestic science. etc. and will be
place for student body meetings as
we'll. The present gymnasium used by
he girls was erected In 1883 for $5,-
300 and was abandoned by the men
seven years ago as inadequate and
Insanitary in every particular.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
DIR. E. b. Waffle Was
Made Army Captain

To be commissioned captain in
the army more than two months
without knowing anything about his
promition is the verS unique expert
ence of DR.. Eldred B. Waffle of As
toria. late of the fighting 42nd, or
Rainbow Division in France. DR..
Waffle formerly lived in Pendleton
and is the son of Mrs. Donna J. Waffle.
Without his own knowledge, Doctor
Waffle was promoted from a first
lieutenancy and left France believing
that he would leave the medical corps
with that rank. However the recog-
milton of his ability was made in the
field for the recommendation for his
commission as captain was made at
headquarters in France. The actual
rder promoting him was issued in
on May =, but a copy of
it was not mailed Captain Waffle un-
Ill June 30th.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
.FRAziERS HOME AFTER
ADvENTURESOME TRIP

The worst roads I ever Travelled
over" is the way in which l.. G. Fra
zier describes the roads from here tc
| California, after an automobile triI
to San Francisco with Mrs. Frazier
The only road that is really good, he
! SAYS, Is the paved one from Redding
TO San Francisco.
Mr.. Frazier has nothing but praise
for his Lexington car, which through
all the ruts and rocks of two states,
he saws. stood up splendidly. He ex-
perienced absolutely no car trouble
until on his way from The Dalles to
Pendleton, when he had three punc-
lures. Mr.. Frazier says that the days
driving from The DalIes to this city
on July was the worst % the trip
because Of the heat, the dust and the
extremely bad roads.
He is of tho opinion that Oregon
roads, outside of the highways, are
as good as CALIFORNIA;. The trip TO
California was made through central
oregon. where he found road condi-
tons very bad because of detoura
made necessary hv the construc-
libll Wbik III the hlandtn region. Inf
return trip from San Francisco was
made by the coast road, through Cres-
cent City and Eureka. one hundred
fifty miles Of narrow, winding roads.
with steep grades and the knowledge
that four fatal accidents mad occur
red recently on the same roads almost
convinced Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier that
by train is adventurous
enough. In several places the turns
we're so sharp that they were forced
o back the car before attempting to
&c on
Mr. Frazier. in his Lexington acted /
$ GOOD Samaritan" several times /
o aid travellers. He towed disabled |
ar ; miles. between Roseburg anG I
cottage Grove and another day hauled
company of forest rangers to fight
Tres, going 20 miles, up nine miles of
rade.
The Fraziers left San Francisco
une 26. and report that Californians
'ere just beginning funeral rites of
b. Barleycorn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
BIG RIA WILL
START ON HOME
JOURNEY
Tired Crew of 30 Rest and
Prepare for Possible Re
turn Late This Afternoon.
OBSERVER OBTAINS
VALUABLE DATA
Aerial Navigation Conditi-
ons to be Reported to
Navy Dept.

MINEOLA,. l. l.. July THE R-3f
will start on its return trip at tomor-
row morning If conditions are favor
able. General Charlton. attache of the
British air ministery. Washington.
made the announcement this after
noon. He said the airship probably
will precede its homeward flight by a
circle over New York at low altitude.
He stated the homeward trip is ex-
pected to be made much faster than
the western voyage. since the dirigible
will be aided rather than retarded by
the prevailing winds.
MINEOLA. l. l.. July THE
great British dirigible. R-s4. which
completed its transatlantic flight at
9:45 yesterday morning may start on
its homeward voyage late today, in
stead of tomorrow as planned. accord
ing to officials aboard at Roosevelt
field. where the landing was made.
The airship arrived under its own
power. largely through a lucky shift
Of wind
The thirty officers and men aboard
the dirigible were tired. dirty and
hungry. After exchanging greetings.
posing for pictures and talking to
newspapermen, they ate, bathed.
shaved and rested
Lieutenant Commander Lansdowns
of Grand Rapids. Wis. the American
observer aboard. said he obtained val
liable information regarding aerial
navigations over the Atlantic, which
would be made available to the navy
department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
Universal Tire Filler
Opens Branch i'm City

An agency for the Universal
Tire Filler Co. has been opened in
Pendleton, the location of the
agency being at 500 Cottonwood
street in rear of the Tri-state
Terminal Co., formerly the Farm
ers Union Grain Agency. II. A.
Lamber, field man for the COM
pany is here today in connection
with getting the business started.
w. II. Bankson is to be local
agent and is now on the job at
the location mentioned above.
The Universal Tire Filler is the
invention of an oregon man,
Frank A. Hager who is also the
manufacturer Branch factories
have been opened in Indianapolis
and at Vancouver, b. G.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
DIR. Anna Howard Shaw
Held PendletOn Roundup
Supreme Test in Arena

The death Of DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw, one OF the foremost women
OF America. recalls to Pendleton
people her visit to the Round Up
in September, 1912, when DIR.
Shaw declared that the show was
the greatest thing Of its kind she
had ever seen, and that while she
had always, enjoyed races, the
Round Up provided entertainment
that was superior to any race.
DR.. SHAW at that time was ask
ed wy aature of the Round Up
mog $ - sed her, and she un-
~ q ID
~ - test Of man against
- g, ockey may be an in
. I'D ride; man may be
= crate cigarette smoker
I'VE in an auto race: but any
that battles with beasts as
, these cowboys at the Round
p. must be in condition and
must be a thoroughbred"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
NEW ERA FOR CIVILIZATION
BY p. ". HU LLINGER.


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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07

Fourteen out of 90 girls employed
in the local phone office are on strike
today, having joined In the strike
which is now being waged with more
or less intensity in many coast cities,
The goal for which the girls arc
striking is II minimum wage of 81 per
day with a maximum wage of "a art
or two years experience according to
"a spokesman for the strikers. At
present the maximum pay for girls is
s225 they assert. and say the COM
pany is willing to offer a maximum
wage of s19 per week after five years
experience.
The electrical workers here are out
and have been out for u week. They
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
TRANS-COUNTRY
TRUCK JOURNEY
STARTED TODAY
First Army Truck Trip From
Coast to Coast Begins
From Nations Capital.

| WASHINGTON. July THE first
transcontinental army truck journE
Istrted when motor transport try
departed from the White Hous'
San Francisco today.
The train is the heaviest ever pc
together Making the trip are 200 Of
fcers and men. Just before starting
the entire outfit was reviewed by Sec
retary Baker. Chief of Staff March,
and other officers.
The trip will be devoted largely TO
urging more and better highways. The
route Will be the Lincoln highway.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
SGT. JIMMY M'NAIR
COMING TOMORROW

Sergeant Jimmy McNair is coming
home. He'll be in on No. II at 1920
tomorrow and Jock Coleman wants
everybody to be out to meet Jimmy.
now dignified by the appelation of
sergeant. He Is one of the old troop
ID boys who served nearly two years
on the other side and passed through
four major battles without a wound.
Jimmy is widely known in Pendleton
ard formerly worked for r. II.
Thompson, plumber.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
FIRST TRANS-OCEAN NEWS
STORY ARRIVES IN AMERICA
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
5000 EXECUTED
. IN TURKESTAN
BY BOLSHEV|K|
Brother of Alexander Ker-
ensky, Former Russian
Premier Among Victims.
FORCES CENTER AT
TASHKENT, CAPITAL
Constantinople Dispatches
Today Reports Muir
ders in Russia.

PARIS. July IA Constantinopie
dispatch today reported thai bolshe-
yiiI forces are ceutered at Tashkent
uhe capital Of Russian Turkestan)
executing 5000 inha bltants. a broth
or OF Alexander Kerensky. former
Russian premier. was among those
executed, the dispatch said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07

DR. Elliott A Boyl is this afternoon
giving his lecture. The Advantages
of Handicap as part of the Mon ,
+ day program for the Chautauqua.
Others on today's program are mem
bers of the Lewis Military Quartet, of
which j. Shepherd Schoonmacher is
a member. Mr. Schoonmacher who
sings baritone. will be remembered as
a member of the Lewis Military Band
which was here during last Roundup
Miss Il. Louise Fitch. who is the
speaker for tomorrow morning, is
sister of Clyde Fitch. the noted writer.
Miss Fitch. with a lecture. Madam
France" gives the final morning
program of the Chautauqua season
here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07

Ernest Long, of Pendleton, who has
been in France as a mem her of the
engineers, is expected to arrive in
Pendleton soon. He left Pocatello.
IGaho, yesterday at p. m. with other
members of the goth forestry engi-
neers and % railway engineers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
MOONEY STRIKE FELT
IN TACOMA. 5000 OUT

TACOMA, July THE first big
demonstration in the Mooney strike
here came at this morning when
+ iS00J employees of the Todd Steel Ship
yards refused to go to work on the
first work days since the strike was
called. The workers, enroute to work,
were met by the Mooney defense COM
mittee which prevailed upon about
half of the employees not to enter the
Yards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
MAY SUMMON
H|NDENBURG TO
LONDON TRIAL
Submarine Captains, Edith
Cavell Slayers Expected to
Arrive in Few Days.
KAISER UNDISTURBED
SAWS 6OO0TH TREE
Lloyd Georges Authority
for Trial Statement is
Explained.

LONDON, July T.--Von Hinden
burg may be brought to London t'
testify In defense of the former kaiser
daily state report said today. 1t al.
SO said "a number OF submarine cap
tains. slayers of Edith Cavell and
Captain Fryatt are expected to ar
rive In few days.
Wilhelm was undisturbcd Sunday
over the decision to bring him to trial
according to the Daily Mails corre-
spondent at Amerogen. He spent the
day with the kaiserin reading periodi-
Gals in the castle grounds. On Sat
urday he sawed his six thousandth
tree, striving to realize his ambition
OF 10000 before fall. Guards at tho
castle grounds are busy keeping off
visitors. King George has not re-
ceived the alleged offer from VIII
helms sons to be tried in place Of
their father.
The Rotterdam correspondent of the
Daily News declared the Dutch hope
for American support If they refuse
extradition of Wilhelm on the grounds
of "a traditional asylum for exiles.
Authority Explained.
PARIS. July THE first explana-
tion of Lloyr Georges authority, for
the statement that Wilhelm will be
brought to trial was gained here today
from semi-official sources. 1t stated
that during the last week of the big
four's conferences the British premier
remarked: 81 supposethere is no OBJ
Jection to a trial of the kaiser in Lon
don?" The premier looked about the
table and nobody objected but no min
utes were taken. and nothing was
written with regard to the decision,
Il was explained.
Dutch Refuse Stntcment.
THE HAGUE, July THE Dutch
fatty refuses to issue
statement of It's position in event the
allies demand extradltion of the for
,r kaiser. Tho press and
not believe such a demand Is to be ex-
pected. for in their view it would be
Illegal
1t is not expected here that extra
dition will be granted as Dutch law
and treaties FORBID such action. Tho
government has stated Frequently it
will act according to law anc treaty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07

George l.. Drake is in Pendleton to-
day from the Portland forestry office
eonferrlng with w. w. Cryder, forest
supervisor. He will make a timber
survey In connection with his visit
here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07
TURN TO THE RIGHT"
IS NUMBER TONIGHT

+ Tonisht's ci'autaVqua Program, +
+ s "A. IN. +
+ Concert Prelude. Lewis Mill +
+ tary Quartet. =
: Dramatic Reading. Turn to +
+ the Right" by Edwin Whitney. =
= Tomorrow Mornings Chautauqua
+ Program. 10 a. m =
Lecture. Madame France" =
+ Miss r. Louise Fitch.
r Tomorrow Afternoons Chautau- !
+ qua Program, 2;3O u. IN. =
= Prelude, Recital Artists. i
r Entertainment. Elsie Mae .
+ Gordon, Impersonator. =
+ Junior Chautauqua. Z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07

This paper is q mcmDer ana audttod
y the Audit Bureau c< CIrculntious.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07

The Fraziers left San Francisco
June 26. and report that Californians
were just beginning funeral rites of
j. Barleycorn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-07

The Fast Orcgonian u Eastern Orc
gon's greatest newspaper and -
selling force gives to lts sdvcrtircrs
over twice the circulation I'm Pcndic-
ton and Umatilia county OF any othcs
newspaper.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-23
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STAVKA OPERATOREK.

V stavce operatorek u zdej-
Sch telefonickych spolecnosti
mic sc nezmenilO. Dnes vrati Sc
radni vybor Washingtonu, S
nimz zastupci stavkujicich o
podrobnostech urovnani stav-
ky budou uvazovat a Zitra ope
ratorky sejdou Sc v Moose SIM,
kde chteji hlasovati o rozhod-
mutt cele zalezitosti. Spolecno
sti jsou ochotny mista stavkuji
elm vratit, lee unii primo neu-
znaji, ackoliv pry proti organi
sovani svych zamesnancu nej-
sou. Ponevadz ale spolecnosti
zGstavaji pod vladni kontrO-
lou dosud, nemohou pry trpet,
ably unie pfipadne v jeji zalezi
tosti povinnO3ti vGci Wade "a
sahovala. Jinak ale jsou ochot-
ny Sc stavkujicimi Sc vyrOvnat.
jakz Washingtonem bylO jim
neprimo narizeno.
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z VOJNl donna.
Jan kubec vratil Sc z armady,
bratr jeho Vaclav padl ma zap.
fronte.

Tyto dny navratil Sc z vojny
domG micar p. Jan Kubec, Zna
my zvlaste We sportOvnich kru-
zich broadwayskych. Tyz x
vojsku odvcden do Francie
poslan byl pred rokem to Sc
starsim syym bratrem Vacla.
VEN, rcvnGz osv6dCenym hra-
Gem ' mic. Domn vratil Sc
vSak sam - jeho bratr totiz
padl We Francii IS. fijna, kdez
to on vratil Sc bez vseho ura-
ZU, ack " bojoval ma nekoli-
ka mlstech, Jako We vyseku ST.
Mihiei, ma Maase q V lese Ar
gonskem. Pred voJnOu Oba bra
tri byli pfedaky II druzstva
mistni firmy Pierre Hardware
Co., kterezto druzstvo eyistujt
cd roku 1917 a jez ztratou sve'
no nejlepsiho "chytace" Vacls
va Kubce znacne bude nyni o
slabeno.
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ONO Sc REKNE STAVTE-

Vlada v posledni dobe stale
nabada lid, ably 81 budoval
sve vlastni domy a vsemoznym
zpGsobem podporuje co nejvet
81 vZpruzenl stavebniho ruchu.
Bylo by ovsam k prani, ably Sc
tax stale a domnivame Sc, re
jest malo lidi, kteri by nechte-
Ii bydleli pod svou strechou.
Jinou otazkou ysak jest, jak je
mono pri nynejsich cenach
stavebniho materialu toto pra-
nj uskutecniti. kazdemu je
znamo, re ceny vsech staveb-
mich potfeb i prace stouply IL
zasne Gene a daleko prevy-
sujl dosti vysoke ceny predva-
lecne. K tomu Sc jeste druzi
ia okolnost, ze dane z pozem-
koveho majetku neustale jsou
zvysovany a lide, jiz pocitaji
naklad stavby, dane a ostatni
vydrzovani majetku must byti
prirozene ma rozpacich mali
Ii staveti neb zustati v najmu.
To jsou okolnosti, nimiz jest
nutno pocitati, a ktere zavi-
nuji, re stavebni cinnost Sc tax
nerozsiruje, jak by mela.
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POHRESIL SVOU RODINU.

Vyslouzilec re svetove valky
Charles j. Graham, 1881 vych.
II. ul. vratil Sc z vojny domu
vcera a dnes zada urady, ably
pomahaly mu patrani po je
no zene a male dcerusce. Pred
rokem loucil Sc mimi ma Union
nadrazi a vcera pO SVEN navra
tn nikOhO donna nezastihl a
.sougede mu sdelili, re jeho ze
ma ditkem Cleveland patrne
Opustila a v Pittsburghu pro-
dleva. Opusteny vojin die ono
no udani chce v patrani zapo-
cit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-23
RODINNA TRACEDIE..
v. Malina, $3.50 s.. Olga Ave.
t9zce zranil svou chot', nacez
srachal samovrazdu.

V domacno5ti 39leteho zele-
zarskeho delnika V. Maliny,
$3.50 St. Olga Ave. panovaly
rdznice nekolik poslednich me
sicu a vcera Malinovi NELL O.
petne nedorozumeni, krveproli
tim skoncivsi. Malina behem
vady rozcilil Sc tax, re ucho-
pill bambitku a svou pani ne
kolikrate strelil do prsou, zpd
sobiv il poraneni tezke, nell
smrtelne, nacez vehnal 81 sam
kuli do mozku a skonal v neko
lika vterinach. Tragedii objevi
la pani Frances Kotamova,
2481 Professor Ave., nahodile
mimo obydli Malinovych krace
jici, jez upozornila ma pripad
policii. Tezce ranena byla do
pravena emergencni ambulan-
ci do mestske nemocnice a
mrtvola muzova poslana do
marnice blizskeho pohrobnika.
Krve proliti udalo Sc vcera ra-
no, kdy Malina k odchodu do
prace Sc pripravoval. Manzele
NELL op6tne nejakou slovni pit
ku a kdyz spor staval Sc vasni-
We prudkym, Malina' postal sve
no desetileteho synka Michala
do sousedstvi, ably nebyl sved-
KEN vystupu. Nez ale hoch S
malym svym bratrickem byt
mohl opustit, ku strelbe doslo.
Malinovi mali celkem pet ditek
z nichz Stepan je nejmladsi,
trilety. Pani Marie Malinova
cita 80 rokG a lekari v mestske
nemocnici obavaji Sc, re ranam
svym podlehne v nekolika
dnech. Neni znamo jake nedo-
rOzumeni melO strelbu "a ma.
sledek a teprve "a koronerova
inkvestu budou snad pomery
manzelu Malinovych nalezitG
vysv6tleny.
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DEMOkRATICkY VYkON-
ny VYBOR UVAzUJE o
! KANDIDATECH.
Cekanec hodnosti mayora ne
byl dosud indorsovan.

We vcerejsi schulz clend de-
mokratickeho zdejsiho vykon-
neho. vyboru uvazovano o ne
kterych podradnych kandida-
tech, kdezto indorsovani dem.
cekance hodnosti mayora odio-
zeno do pristf schdze. Okres-
nj klerk Haserodt oznamivSi o
ficielne svOu kandidaturu
mayorstvi jiz minuly tyden, So
iva buda hlavnim dem. telesem
odporucen a vcera primlouva-
Ii Sc nekteri dem. predaci tez
o kandidaturu Ora. Bishopa a
okr. duchodniho Zangerle. BIZ
shop byval kdys zdravotnim
mestskym trednikem nedlou
no tomu co vratil Sc z Italie,
kde u spojenecke armady pu-
sobil jake odbornik v potirani
tuberkulosy. Zangerle ma row.
nez cetne prfmluvcich.
Vykonny vybor bude svou
priSti konferenci konati v pa
tex, kdy snad ma nekterem ce-
kanci sc rozhodne. Bude uvazo
vat zvlaste o doporucenl prav
nika Tom. L. Sidly, jehoz scho
pnost jest zvlaSte uznana a da-
lie dostanou Sc ma pretfes kan
didati mayorstvi Hostetler, Le-
vine, Sulzman, Leighley, Boyle
a snad i JIM.
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NAMORNf della MA SQUA-

Washingtonsky valecny de-
partment daruje Clevelandu
nekolik tezkych namornich
del, ktera budou vystavena ma
squaru, ably posilila verbovani
novackI pro vladni namorni
sluzbu. Dve petipalcova della
pochazeji re zajate nemecke
bitevnice a dive jsou americke
vyroby druky ''Y". Della ia bu
dou sem v sobotu pfivezena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-23
POHREB ZAVRAzDENEHO.
Lakewodska policie v pine bez-
radnos.i.

IQlne kOnal Sc pOnfeD Dan Nd
bera z Lakewood, jenz pul
,noci v patek dosud neznamym
pochatelem smrtelne We sve
,loznici byl pobodan. Ucasten-
;;stvi pri pohrbu bylo male. Asi
deset Kaberovych zamestnan-
| cG, tiskarI a sazecG prislo k
rakvi v parloru vystavene, kdez
to smutecni obfady vyfidili Gle
move zednarske loze. Forest CT
ity. Ovdovela a jeff dcera z pr
,veho manzelstvi "a obradd pro
|dlevaly v sousednim pokoji a
Ipouze Kaberem adoptovane
|ctyrlete devcatko Patricia "a
Ipohrbu sveho dobrodince Sc
rozplakalo.
Otec KaberIv do residence
zavrazdeneho k smutecnim oh
Tadum vGbec nesel a jeho pri-
lkladu nasledovali vsichni dal-
81 krevni pratele .zvecnelehoi
rozloucivsi Sc Sc Zesnulym te-
'prv v kapli ma hrbitove Broo-
lklyn Heights. K louceni tomu
'pfisel 7Olety otec Mojzis Ka-
Der, svak DR.. Louis Rubin,
kdezto cestnou hlidku u rakve
"a obradu We hrbitovni kapli
ltvorili spolkovi bratri Hue
boch, Neumann, Mengerdorf,
Ballenberger, Fischman a
Forsch. Ovdovele byl pruvod-
Icim ma hrbitove svak J. McGin
nes a We spolecnosti tehoz ma
'chazelo Sc nekolik dalsich ir.
'skych pribuznych. Spolkovi
bratri recitovali u rakve obvy.
Ikle sve zednarske formule, ma.
'cez ma viko teze polozeno ne.
'kolik palmovych listu. Pouze '
Iokruhu stareho Kabera oZyva
Sc vzlykot, kdyz rakev z kaple
ma hrbiJovni pole byla vynase.
ina.
Zesnuly Daniel Kaber eta
As let a narodil Sc naSem me.
ste z rodicu zidovskych. By
to muz pricinlivy, bezuhonnJ
a Sc svou choti, takto irskeh(
pdVodu I'll II let a ditek s n
nem6l. Jeho manzelka, byval;
pani McArdleova z Chicago j.
matkou 1Slete dcery z prvehc
manzelstvi.
Dnes ovdovela Sc svou dee
'rou budou k vyslechu kOrone
rem zavolany a k inkvestu to-
: mu citovan byl tez ijiny dulezi
ty sv6dek, oSetrovatel Utter
back. Policie stale mysli, *
Kaber zahynul rukou najateht
: vraha, usvedcujicich dGkazi
vsak nema a nasledovne eel;
+. tragedie upadne snad v pozvo
ne zapomenuti.
=, lnvalida Kaber "a sveho pr,
. padeni vail jen 100 liber. Tr
. pei ochrnutim civu a byl upl
ne bezmocny, kdyz v patek
, pul noci do jeho loznice uklat
mix Sc vplizil a 25 ran dyke,
do nemocneho jeho t6la zasa
dill.
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VYZVANi!

Timto Sc vyzyvaji vSichni "a
bavy milovni lide, ably Sc dosta
viii ma velky vylet, ktery po-
rada Tel. Sbor a Damsky Od-
bcr Sokol "Pokrok" (. SO K. J.
S. v nedsli, 3. srpna 1919 v
Rausove Parku ma Independen
ce Rd.
Vstupne Csc osoba.
Zacatek v / hod. odpol.
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Pilletni schize
DELNICKEHO
POTRAVNlHO
DRUZSTVA

kona Sc v nedsli dne 27. Ger
vence We 2 hod. odpoledne
v SIM J. A. Komensky ma
vych. 131. ul. v Mt. Pleasant
Jelikoz pfedleha Yeimi du
lezite jednani, jest zadou-
emo, by Sc clenstvo v hojnem
poctu dostavilo.
Tez jsou zadani vsichni
clenove, ably odevzdali ma
kupni listky a clenske kniz-
ky v kteremkoli obchode
Delnickeho Potrav. Druz-
sta nejdele do Is. srpna za
pricinou pripocitavani divi-
dend.