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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-27
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SASH AND DOORS
o n. WILLIAMS co.
ist5 First Ave. &, SEATTLE
Gotp SEAL PAINT
WE GUARANTEE THIS PAINT
WILL STAND THE ru = Y
Protect your buildings and save
money OF our prices
Inside and outside. white. In g.
sal cans per sat ...ss..s..s ft.is
In i-gai cans. per Eni ....... .tt.2s
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL BRAND
i-piy, per square ..............tsz ~
s.ply. per square .............. s.Ib
J-piy, per square ...ss...s..sss g.ho
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing full line Of building ma
tcrial FREQ ON request.
q. n. WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1893.
BOYS SUITS CHENf
Come while they last Only stT5
and UP. These suits are extra
fine quality sizes for boys from
3 10 rs years
1904 FIRST AVE. Near stewart.
you ARE Throwing AWAY
money when you don't have that
old hat cleaned and blocked by eN-
pert union matters. DAnbury Hat
CO. it7sh srd ave.
nOPs. MALT EXTRACT
nOTTLERS' SUPPLIES
Mail orders a Specially.
nRODIE SALES co
1915 FiFsi Ave, Near spring. seattle.
HAND PICKED APPLES AT
wholesale. Autos. iiene1n ave. 20
Graham. one block east, three
south Rcnton ear 90 Graham,
FOR SALE ~ FORREST Woop.
green. t-foot. $40 cord z-cord lots.
Fremont. Green Lake. University
districts Phone North ssss
EMPRESS MALLEAHLE RANGE
good "a new. worth new. 1850,
% sell Il quick at fe5. Cail SO
Pine 81
NEW LINE OF HEATERS
And ranges at Waldrun Cos Fur
nlture Department. In Cobb Bldg.
TTMBER-GoOD cORDwooD MD
logging proposition. VIII sell
timber AZ tile per 1000. Jones
Co. sst y. v. block.
ROUND OAK HENTBR. GOOD ~
new. worth SIS new. for quick
sale nj SIS Call sis Pine 81
CLOSING OUT OUR MEMS OVER.
coats. 50 np. ladies' winter coats
s2s0 ~. The Owl. isi7h Let ave.
BEST PIANO AND yuoNoGHAPH
values at Frin=er's Piano House.
1899 Third ave Elliott 1901.
YANKEE TRANSFER. SEVENTH
and Union. Furniture moving.
,2.te per hour. Main 1890.
FOREST WOOD. MAPLE on
alder. special prices Immediate
deliveries. North ti1T.
NEW SIS WASHBuR~ GUITAR.
VIII sell for SIS. including good
canvas case. ballard 2s27.
FIREwooD, ExTRA DRY. Stow
lengths. 1915. Immediate deiiv-
cries North lla7.
LADY's BLACK AsTRACHAS cont.
three-auarter length. in good con-
dition. $50. Ballard 2527.
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. 2i0 Union,
WINTER APPLES. eNc a POUND.
" a. storm. a202 Graham.
FOREST WOOD FOR SALE BAL
lard goal.
ROCKS Ks-BOOK BRokER-
aye. 1880 First.
FOREST WOOD AND BARk. SOUND
end dried. CAL East 1881.
ANGLO : PERSIAN sxi2 RUG.
bargain at SIS. CAN sia Pine ~.
TWO fs-FCOT HOLLY TREES FOR
sale. North 1854.
KhvANAGHS HhTS 81 1fOs iFt
81 WANTED-FUR~TT
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IANM LANDS

NOW rs THE TIME
LISTEN HERE I can sell you 10
acres ct good alder bottom. ennY
90 clear. with nice stream. located
near highway. north ~ city. Tor
1880, tcTmn 1850 cash. balance
fia per month.
SCHROEDER. G0a Burke iildg.
mo LAND SAIL
clear Lake Lumber 60. landr. 20
acres. $1,000. tiD0 cash. so per
month. Lots 81 work for the set
tief. splendid land. Cheaper than
ever.
II. g. PETERS. no Third Ave
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pEnsnNAf.
fLonEEe'i; ", ntr %

ffDUEheE So fufTLEH
a6ig Nob iiiii Ave.
Tor Christmas pfoHeutH ] VIII buy
Some snaps that Star want ads bring
For Cfr -tmas bargains you viii see.
The star our Santa claus VIII be.
TttEATMENTH- SIN
usuldtI. radio hrnt. hrfmic ana
netlnlc rays. Guaranteed cure for
rheumatism. impmfrd fifruln lon.
etc On ItnVHtuu, &il -&al Lyon
bldg. DruEienn hnnitnriuin. ihpnf
Main 5fi2.
pEH.fAN TENT HAth WAVING.
Marching. henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
IADiEH IAfPRoyEuENT sHoP
Main G5a7 $40 Union ~
MABEL - THE NAME of TINT
new irnpyrHr SONG tH. - Wuudnr
when Dreams com. True" You
can Rct b. at any of the music
stores.
WILL LADY WITH WHOM hAh-
say boarded ana LETT trunk Hir
years ago please communicate
with Me wright Eillou 5000
LADY WANTS no ABOFT a
possible. Good home. ballard
WILL TAKE INVALID ~ own
home. ballard 9ls5.
100 RIAL ESTATE LOANS
ACREAGE iOANs-FAfM LOANS
5000 and Up. prompt ncrviccf 20
years In The business
THE ptiftLAkp AGENCY
LcarY building
Will LOAN Any AMOUNT on
good city property. ~ r. Co, 9vs
seahohrd Elliott i0s.
100 LEGAL NOTICES
poET OF SEATTLE
GENERAL ELECTION
Notice De- hereby given % the quail
fled voters ~ the ForI District Of
the Port 81 Seattle that general
election viii be- held in said Port
District SATURDAY DECEMBER
q. 1919, AZ which there viii be
elected one rommitHloncF from
the second CommiHslourr'F Dis
tricf 90 serve for term 81 N ree
years Term 60 commence on the
second Monday In January. 1890.
That az the general election 10 be
held SATURDAY. DECEMBER G.
1919 the polls shall be- open be-
tween the hours ~ 4 o'clock =. ~.
and a o'clock =. ~.
THE PORT or SEATTLE
80 r. *. LfFPf.
". r. CHRISTENSEN,
W. q. LINCOLN.
Port Commissioner
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Lets go eat ut Boldt's-uptown
lili Sd ave; downtown, 9I3 I'd ave.
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HEAL Gonb my

REAL GOOD BUY
30 ACRES, ONLY $3.50
This fine tract OF land ~ located
on the highway. near Dcs Moines.
is close 20 Sound. and has a fine
view. There ~ cory 5-room
house. barn. tool shed. rabbit and
chicken houses. Unimprovcd land
I'm this locality w selling FOR $500
an acre. and this. with all inn
proVrmuutE. only Si2b an acre. It's
worth looking up.
SCHROEDER 600 Burke BldE.
9 ACRES EAST or KENT. $1,000
$500 CASH
/ y miles east Of Kent. close to the
famous Tankhrd poultry farm; q
acres Of good soil. acre cleared;
Groom h ousc, running water.
Dirt cheap at sl.SO0. only $500
i. VAN ARsDALE & co.
Main 90 1919 Third Ave.
HOUSE AND ACRE OF FINE
ground in Clear Lake. 500; sl0o
cash and SIS per month. Lots OF
work. a good place to live.
". G. PETERS 7i6 Third Ave.
GOOD LAND CHEAP
We have and i0-Rcro tracts OF rich
loan soil. level. free from rock:
plenty OF good timber. nicely To-
Gated; ncighbora. handy to boat
and ferry. The best land close to
Seattle. cheap. 3 acres. Si0O; $50
cash. 10 acres, $3.50. 500 cash.
l.. VAN ARSDALE a. co.
Main 90 1919 Third Ave. \
R-AcRE. ON PAVEMENT
In West Seattle, only $3.50. Pave
mont paid.
II, c. PETERS. 7i6 Third Ave
IL ACRES, PACIFIC HIGHWAY
S2.5O0
Located between Seattle and Taco
ma. on tho Pacific paved highway.
10 aCrcs. part bottom land with
plenty of spring water The big
pcst snap between seattle and Ia
coma. A real sacrifice. Price
$4,000; $1,000 cash.
f.. VAN ARSDALE a. co.
Main 30. 1919 Third Ave.
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BUNGALOW AT COST

I am unable 20 finiah my modern
4-room bungalow. on corner
view lot. II IL ready for the plaH-
ter, and has cost me 1900 i will
sell this 20 any man who can
finish IL for 800 down and g25 per
month. 500 owner. III Sea boa rd
HldE Mimi i1nl
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ti50-M UNTAfN AND MARINE
view lot 50xii7. EASY TERMS.
city water. electric bus line two
blocks. &c fare. Build small
modern house. cut out $50 TO $50
per month. Use "A little good
sense. Get n home
n. ~. WTNANS, Owner
f01 American Bank Bldg.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ny ORDER or THE COURT

1T MUST fE SOLD AT ONCE
" Q0o-s~rcom cottage. 1855 goth ave
y. near John 81 lot a6Niea. paved
street $1,000 each nrre sHary.
Eighth ave. near Nrwtnn ~ I.
10xti. iot o. block 4. Wcntiake
blvd. addition
5000 tots. big triangle. southeast
corner 18th W and Caller ST lots
60 3. block -. Northern addition.
GOODWIN nFAf, ESTATE co.
4. y Goodwin. President
Victor Green. sales MnnhF-r
sis Leary HidE. Main t1tT
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TOK rim SFs

,35 MONTH FOR NEW GROOM
bungalow, hardwood floors. lndi-
rcct lighting fixtures; huilt-in
features. fireplace large plaHtcrcd
basement Mrat bS6, at Fauntlc~
roy. John + Adams Co. 2lt los
ton nlock. Phone Main Gas,
IA T.. pETEHS UNIT HOUSES. IN
West Seattle. 500 cash. So per
month. Netter than renting.
~ .. nrrFWS fiG THIRD Ave,
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BEST Al FOREST WOOD. STOVE
length. 81 per load. delivered. North
1910
HAIR CUTTING. &c; SHAvTNG i5c.
Downstairs. Guys UrurstnJe. Sec
opd nf Ygafer
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rol, sALr-HEAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT
aN-HHfHH


MATERFRoNT
ADDITION
Fauntie'oy the most hanutiful wat
offroue addition IN Seattle. Como
out nHh let MS show you this behu-
tifui property. graded streets, city
water ana light The Fhuntlri9Y
street rar runs thru crnter ~ TINS
properly AZ low AZ $50 VIII start
YOU. nth small monthly pay
msuts Come out 90 fhunti"fof
station and let rs tell you about
how ypu can start your own home
on the above terms.
IOff'S D. ADAMS COMPANY
Oniccnl Fauntlefoy station and si5
boston FLOCK
LAUnELuuRsT
HOME SITES
water trent home sites. 90 feet front
hy 100 Feet deep for $500. with fine
sandy beach.
wonderful View lots. ~ feet front
by i20 iect deep. for 1900.
It's the most wonderful location IN
featti,. ana our prices are only
half what this same property Hold
for 10 Teara ago.
JtrIS J. ELLIOTT co.
a2i Leary BIDS.
g-Uo,M PGASrEiEEp HOUSE
with porch, pigeon houhe. 100
pigeons. = hcre groun q. cttN
water streets fine location. fIbp
cash, tib per month. Lots 81 wood.
some ttauding timber.
~ O. PETERS, lih Third Ave.
GROOM HEATED FLAT no LET.
furniture for sale a. bargain. seen
Friday and saturday, from ~ 4.
1890 bennington Court. Ant ~
HtHAF lAI4fgNfA
New 4-r,om house. tot i01Ni0O; best
Kind ~ garden soil Price only
81 goo. Why pay reutf
HcIR 1EDER tp9 Burke HldF
MtngpAY sIGN COMPANY
For Rent or FOR Sale signs Better
have sign BY Munday." Main
SMALL HoUsEHoAr. sioo. III
-. ~ ~
20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
Will liEtL FouR fOTs. WEST
geRttl,s 90 BY les each, very cheap.
Aiso acres orchard. near spokane.
Take Ford part pay ownsf' soe
GROOM HOUSE AND a-AcRE.
1850. $50 cash and tis per month.
In 1ttN ave ~ W district H. n
0oodfeiiow. soi Railway Exchange.
s-RooM MODERN HOME. PINE
garden fine view cloar 20 car.
Price $500: $500 down. t1S n
month. including Interest
Groom cottage. cement basement
fine garden. N.Tse. $3.50 down. $40
month
IDA SMITH
SOS California Az Phone West "a.
j ~ kitsFEii-~ West seattle real es-
tate crciuaivrig. Estabiished 1896.
Downs Hid. sas End nv Main a4ss
~ WtNTID-isEAL ESTATE
WI HAVE nuYElis roR HOMES
in all parts - the city. We can
sell your property. Bring us your
iiatinKH for quick action. Sutor.
1919 Third ave. Main 1879,
II YOU HAVE Az EQUITY TINT
you want 10 trade for clear prop
erty. see H. =. keHsinEer, With y.
". Jordan a Co. al American
Rank fiidF.
n FOR ENCuaNGE--REAL
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40 ARD AND ROOM

HOARD AND ROOM FoR GENTLE.
men. Good home cook ms, f2J
Harvard y Capitol 22fo
rs NA>ftU-Ni~Ct.tt tnt~
THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing,
furs. tcWrlry We buy, sell and
exchange every thlnE. iSiTis lat.
Elliott fist
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SAVE YOUR RENT MONEY

'-room cottage: fun cement base
ment. garage; paved streets: all
assessments paid close in. Price
$4,000: terms $500 cash. balance
t1s per month. Don't fan to see
this. bargain.
MERRITT REALTY co.
T2i New York Block.
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q INF RNIsiIED APARTME>Ts
AND FLATS

PLEASANT Or DOM MODERN
home, furnace heat. fine locations
adults only. Inquire Hifia iath
GROOM HEATED Wat fuR
rent ti0 ", blaine, Queen Anne
Hn4q
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MALE HELP WANTED

MAN. PREFERABLY ONE TX.
rerIenced in motion picture and
studio work. Nest have executive
business ability. and able 70 invest
sf.50A in the business. You can
he insured Of $500 monthly in
eousc. Amply ~ once. Mr. Kelly.
I'll Seaboard Bldg.
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nALL.ARD HOME

WHY PAY RENT
WHEN $3.50 CASH AND SIS MONTH
VIII buy you a now f-room bunga-
low only 1 block from street car
line, Scent car farcf city water
and light; come out to Faunticruy
and let W. show you this bargain.
street Eraded and aAaasananta
paid IN fun. Telephone West ss6.
CITY ohce. 2ia Boston block. Tel
cphnne Main sfs
JOHN y. ADAMS COMPANY
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AcHEa MOUTH Dr usArfLE
on ifotheli paved boui #FHrl. @lt
miien north of coagu park ana
University. owned by Hehttlo'H
largest bank hy foreclosure. now
offered Tor sale at what they have
Involved. $500 FOR your cholco ~
any acre. Good auto bun service
from hfkth aud owe 30 your door,
good school. store ana community
club house ON land Terms nre 10
per cont tHHb. balance monthly
payments. per cent. Come nnd
have nrnt choice.
a. D. HENDntCkHON
ans Boston Block
Elliott 2t2i | East fNhf
CLEARED LAND
FRUITS. nERHlEH. $500
Broom house. electric tiFhtH. out
buildings all OF place thoroiy
cleared splendid wen good water
bearing fruit. also berries ~ the
fiuoft varieties. Convenient Tor
anyone working downtown Eury
terms arranged
burke a fAHIAU. Inc.
4HI New YORK block
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Q Q o o o o 10000
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CALEDONIA BUNGALOW

4-room bungalow: new and modern
on good car service. Price only
$4,000. $3.50 cash. $50 per month.
4. q. RAAB & SONS
Main 1908. COZ Lowman Bldg
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FOR ExCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE

WE HAVE ACREAGE FREE AND
clear. 20 trade for city property.
and VIII assume your mortgage.
Jones Co. ga y. Y ilidg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26
BUTTER CREEK DISTRICT
UNANIMOUS FOR ROAD

Without a dissenting vote the spe-
ci"l election in road district No. 45.
Butter Creek, carried yesterday II
provides for a 10 mill tax on all pro-
'perty in this new district and funds
win DE expended ON a road down But
'cT Greek.
Taxpayers in Morrow county. ser5-
ei 10y the Butter Creek proposed high
way will vote Saturday on a sinlila,
special tax levy. 1t is expected tItcir
election will likewise carry
-'he road proposed runs from Lena,
on the south fork OF Butter Greek,
north nearly 10 miles to "A point south
of HerInisrun 81 the old Oregon
Trail. This road viii be built as a
state may ct road and connect rich
territorss setween Lsna, which Is on
The oregon washington highway. and
the Stanfie1d Hermiston district. Much
business in eastern Morrow county will
thus be diverted to the Umatila valley
towns.
The state highway commission has
already declared the proposed road a
market road according to Allen
prominent Butter Greek
rancher. who is in town today with
news of, the election. with the funds,
the money from the districts special
tax and that expected from the tax
payers in Morrow county AN excel |
lent highway * expected. Surveys |
have already been ordered by the COM !
Mr.. Thompson said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26
AND STATE PAY FINAL TRIBUTE
TOMEMORy OF ]. N. BURGESS THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral of the lace ]. \. Bur-
CESS, held this afternoon at the
Church of the Redeemer was attend
ed by hundreds of Pendleton and
Umat.lla county people, as well as by
prominent men from all over the
state. Not only was the church
crowded with friends who gathered to
pay their last respects, but the street
outside was lined with people. Every
business house in the city was closed
during the funeral.
Rev. Alfred Lockwood, pastor of the
Episcopal church, officiated and
music was by the vested choir with
violin obligate by H. 5. Rudd
Mr.. Burgess was a prominent Elk
and Mason. and among those who
We're at the services today were his
fellow lodgemen. r. W. Ritner, ]. r.
Raley. J. V. Tallman, James H. Sturgis
w. r. Wyrick and L. d. Drake. all of
this city, acted as the official ccmmit-
tee from the Elks lodge w. F.
Rrock Of Pendleton was asked by w
J. Hoffman, Imperial Potentate of Al
Kader Temple of Portland, to repre-
sent him at the funeral, and Mr.
Brock was present in that capacity
Other prominent Masons who attend
ed were Phil Metscham, Jr.. and II. c.
Holman, both of Portland. represent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26
%. A. C. WRESTLING SQUAD
UNKNOWN QUANTITY SAYS
COACH OF 0RANGE-BLAcK

The oregon Aggies' wrestling squad
for this winter season is an unknown
quantity, according TO James G.. Ar
buthnet, who VIII again coach the
Orange and Black after three years
with the University of Washington
The only settler men in college are
three heavyweights, Arbutbnot said
Armstrong and McIain, both heavy
weights, are the only letter men whom
Arbuthnot can count on this winter.
South, who wrestles at 115 pounds.
has transferred to California, while
Patchin, champion at 1876, has left
college, Buttervieh. 14S pounds who
was to captain the squad. married re-
Gently and is farming near Weston.
byron Foreman, who won a letter
at Washington two years ago in the
class, has since been at
tending O. y. c. and is eligible for in
terCollegiate competition. If he can
make the l4S pound class, Arbuthnot
believes he VIII place on the team
here are plenty of aspirants for the
over weights but whether this mass
Of unknown quantities can win the
title from Washington and w S. c
veterans is worrying the coach.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26
OLD HUDSON BAY POST
NEAR UMAPINE IS SOLD
(East oregonlan speeLalD


UMAPINE. Nov. 26.--A real estate
transaction of Interest to the entire
county and to the northwest was COM
pleted last week when the old Billy
Goodman ranch. known as the original
post of the Hudson Bay Trading COM
pany was sold from the Goodman
family to Grant Lowe, a wealthy
wheat and cattle raiser from Dayton,
Wash. The property, which is ideal
for stock raising. consists Of Sig acres
of wheat. alfalfa and pasture land and
has running water and shady groves
II lies five miles west OF Umapine.
The consideration was s67 600 cash
and included II head Of horses on the
place. $50 head of sheep and the ma
chinery.
Mr.. Lowe takes possession January
/. He is now in Portland to purchase
registered stock. Mr.. Lowe recently
bought 1s head of registered beef cat
tie for s12 900. Next month he leaves
for Chicago where he intends to pur-
chase better and more pure bred ami
mails Mr.. and Mrs Ole Goodman
who have been on the place for sew
eral years will in all probability locate
in the Walla Walla valley on wheat
ranch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26
ELLIS ISLAND STRIKERS
IN SOVIET REPUBLIC WONT
DINE WITH UNCLE SAM

NEW YORK, Nov 26.-Ellis ISL
and's Soviet republic" continues to
refuse to negotiate with the United
States government, II hunger strik-
ers remaining in their quarters today,
refusing to take breakfast or lunch
with Uncle Sam. only three of the
strikers appeared for their meals.
Most of the radicals--held for trial
in deportation proceedings-refuse to
eat, work or appear for trial. There
is no apparent intimation of what the
government policy will be in dealing
with the strikers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26
GABRIELLE D 'ANNUNZIO
IS SPLANNING NEW COUP.
NOW TO TAKE TRIESTE
British Government Circles
Think War in Balkans Inc
vitable if Italian Poet At
tempts to Occupy Spalato.

ROME, Nov 2G.-Gabrielle DAN,
nunzio is planning another coup. this
time against Trieste, the newspaper
Avanti warned the government today
He sent emissaries to Trieste to as
certain the feeling toward his cause
there the newspaper said
War Is Feared
LONDON, Nov. 2G.-War in the
Balkans is inevitable If D'Annunzio
attempts to occupy Spalato, accord
ing to the unofficial opinion in British
government circles.
Blame America.
There is a decided tendency in gov
ernment circles to blame the United
States for much of the present Itali-
an Dalmatian muddIe. The failure of
the American senate to accept the
treaty, it is pointed out, delayed func-
tioning of the league of nations, which
should now be prepared to settle the
situation.
"D'Annunzio is plain crazy" some
British officials bluntly hinted They
are confident, however, that the Itali-
IN government will eventually weather
he storm which is now brewing. Of
'icial Italian reports indicate there is
increasing opposition to D'AnnUnzio
throughout Italy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26

ing the Al Kader lodge; X. G. Warner
representing Pendleton Lodge No. I;
W. S. Ferguson, representing Pendle-
ton Chapter of Royal Arch Masons.
No. 90 and Ed Mabie, representing
Pendleton Lodge No. So, A. F. and A.
NJ.
Old Friends Are Pail Bearers
Active pail bearers at the funeral
We're w. l. Thompson, Thomas
Thompson. F. f. Judd. ]. B. McCook,
r. \. Stanfield and l.. l.. Mann, direc-
tors of the American National Bank.
Honarary pail bearers were Colonel J.
H. Raley. w. ]. Furnish. f. S. Curl
Herbert Boylen. Thcmas Boylen, Z. z.
Marshall, L. C. Scharpf, ], NJ. Keeney.
H. w. Collins, w. J. Clarke, William
Slusher and Judge C. w. Phelps. all
life long friends of the deceaseS
r. A. Booth. Eugene. member OF
the state Highway Commission of
which Mr.. Burgess was also member
attended the funeral. William Poll
man. banker and stockman of Baker.
G. VanSicklen, of weiser. Idaho. Mall
colin Moody. of The Dalles, John
Fleming, of Idaho. prominent member
of the Cattle and Loan Association.
and F. l. Hoppell all old friends Of
Mr.. Burgess. were among others who
attended the funeral.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26
VIRTUAL ULTIMATUM
FROM GARFIELD WILL
DEMAND COMPROMISE
Decision is Reached at Third
Session of Cabinet; Govern
ment Statement to be Ad-
dressed to Both Sides.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2G.-Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield. acting for tn
government, will deliver to coal n"~-
aeors and miners a virtual ultimatum
warning both sides in the coal wale
controversy that. their. differences
must be adjusted without further de-
lay.
rhe governments statement which
officials hope will bring TO an end the
strike which has kept 100000 miners
idle since November l, was adopted at
a meeting of the cabinet today. 1t
will be a final" exposition of the gov
ernmcnt's attitude III the strike and
will re addressed to both sides. Ga
field, leaving the cabinet meeting, EN-
hasizeu the word ''fin.l."
Means Advance.
WARRINGTON, Nov 2f.-A COM
promise proposal for .-e-:ie nent of tho
coal strike was expected when Pres
rent si.aon's cabinet nefan its tf:i
sitting to discuss the situation today.
compromise means an advance III
II cents Il ton on the rrIae of coal Get
he public unless the operators are (
ynlinE 10 bear part OF the increa 9, I
I is estimated.
Strikers De: rmiicd.
IstTTSBURG, NOV. 26.-Reports t
ubiait.cd today to the national COM
nittee of the steel strikers by district /
II r2aniZers indicate that the strikers
re well on their way to victory and
h strike will be continued until their
demands are met" it is stated au-
at strike headquarters.
-nion leaders say the reports show
hat strikers are holding firmly and
nat mills which re opened since the
trike started are merely "camouflag
ng." Steel operators in nearly every
ection of the Pittsburg district say
beg are not affected by the strike. !.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-26
MEXICAN SENATE IN SPECIAL
SESSION DECIDES TO STAND BY
ANY ACTION in JENKINS CASE
Apathetic Attitude of Press Broken Up Yest =
proclalmS Special Dispatch From Was
United States is Considerinu lnteryentio z

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 26.-The
Mexican senate in special session
last night is reported to have passed
resolution supporting Carranza IN
whatever action the government takes
In the jenkins case. The senate is
also said to have appointed a commit
tee TO investigate the international
situation and to have asked the exc
cutive department for full information
concerning the status of American
consular Agent Jenkins, held in
Puebla on charge of conspirlng with
the alleged kidnappers to share the
ransom demanded for his release
The apathetic attitude of the press
vas broken yesterday when the F..
Universal published an extra contain {
ing special dispatch from Washing |
ton declaring the United States Is con-
sidering intervention.