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Respecto de 10 que. decimos de nues-
ira sociedad, podria decfrsenos que
esfera de acci6n particular no puede
aspirar Ia mujer en- nuestra isla? A
que terreno no puede dirijir sus aspira-
cionese Las puertas de oficinas, fa-
bricas, talleres y de cuanto lugar de
trabaio existe le han sido abiertas de
par en- par Sc les ha dado faeilida-
des para que sus aspiraciones sean efec-
twas, habiendose alejado de esos sitiOs
de trabajo todo cuanto podfa retraer
la mujer.
Las profesiones estan su alcance
Y, en- benefcio de la sociedad, vemos
una mujer que viste la toga del aboga-
do, la que fue animada en- sus traba-
jos por sus profesores y felicitada por
un tribunal comp1esto exclusivamente
de- varones. Entire nuestros medicos no
son los menos citados y favorecidos
(justamente) por la clientela los que
visten pantalones, damas meritfsimas
sc dedican con provecho, honra de la
profession, atenci6n por sus compa-
neros y por ell p1blico, la ciencia
de curar otras a la de preparar las
prescripciones de las medicas. Perio-
distas, tenemos varias y nunca han
encontrado cerradas las puertas de las
redacciones de nuestros diarios y re-
vistas. Y asf podrfamos hablar de todas
las profesiones, artes y ofciOs que la
mujer ha querido embellecer con su
presencia. Su deseo ha sido cumplido
y lejos de llevar la NAL querencia del
var6n este la ha animado y sembrado
de flores su camino. En- clio ha hecho
justicia, pues en- realidad de 10 que
mas puede gloriarse un puertorrique-
no es de sus mujeres, especialmente de
las que son madres y sirva este re-
cuerdo como prueba de amor la que
tanto debemos.
Menci6n especial merecen nuestras
meritisimas profesoras. No nos damos
cuenta de 10 mucho que Sc ha hecho
en- el terreno pedagogical, contra serias
dificultades, muchas procedentes de don
de debiera haber nacido una corrien-
te de facilidades animos. La mayor
parte de 10 hecho es debido nuestras
maeStras y es menester tener en- cuen-
ia la lijera preparation, la brevedad
de los estudios, las dificiles condicio-
mes en- que Sc realiza su trabajo, la
falta de concurrencia de los padres de
los educandos en- la labor moral in
telectual de esas obscuras heroinas.
Elias vencen y estan levantando nues-
tro espfritu regional, hacienda hon.
bres. Cuanto no harlan 81 fueran debi-
damente secundadas, 81 no tuvieran ese
cuco entorpecedor de los ac6litos del
departamento de instruction!
LIE legislature de 19O1-02 borr6 toda
diferencia entire ell varon y la mujer
Ell el orden legal. Las antiguas di-
ferencias fueron desconocidas la mu-
jer qued6 habilitada para ell ejercicio
de cuantos derechos civiles compitie-
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NUEvA CoRPoRACIoN

Han sido presentadas en- la Secre-
taria Ejecutiva, las clausulas de una
corporation que Sc trata de organizar
con el nombre de "The Porto Rico
Aereal Transportation Company" GU
va oicina principal Sc establecera en-
Mayagiiez. Los fines principales de
dicha corporation seran dedicarse al
transporte a6reo de carga y pasajeros.
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Y, En- el fOndo de todo movimien-
to feminista no hay en- tiitimo
t6rmino mas que un sentilniento,
una inspiration cristiana. Solo
que el ferninismo, como Ell So
cialismo, " acasc tambien, 81 cris-
tianismo, ,suele hastardearse con
frecuenciaN Max Turmann.
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guerra ......................... 115
Jose M. Deulofeu. Ell de Nunecas (novela
pr6logo de Jose Frances) -. 100
S. de Madaraga. desde Londres. 100
El Caballero Andaz pecado novelas) 80
Suvain Deglatine. icon pre-
Flammarion) go
d.. MonteuuiS Aire, Luz Sol
Casa (su valor practice el
tratamento de las Intermediates
cr6nicas hygiene diaria.) 20
Fernando MariStany Meores PoesiaS LricaS
la Lengua Francesa rs
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Pedro CreSpo Los Mejores Poetas Contemporaries
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Eeuterio Venizelos Grecia Europea 80
D. Lloyd George La Victoria Marcia .85
Teodoro Roosevelt Ell Deber America ante la Nueva
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woodrow Wilson La Nueva Libertad. .65
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D. E. NJ Novisimo Guitarra
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
POSSE STAGES FOUR MILE CHASE
INTO STUBDLEF|ELD S TO CAPTURE AUTO THIEF

1t took a four-mile chase over
rough roads and stubblefelds for an
impromptu posse, consisting of ]. E.
Elkins and r.. Raymond to capture
Joe D. Martin. alleged auto thief, yes
terday about 4:30. Martin took to
his heels from the Oregon Motor Ga
rage when local officers took J. /. Dale
and Jim Young. alleged accomplices,
into custody.
Martin and Dale We're offering n
storage battery for sale to Elkins,
owner of the garage. As Elkins
handed Dale the check for the battery,
Police Chief Roberts arrested him
Martin had seen the chief enter the
establishment and made his getaway.
Young. third man in the party, was
I'm the rear of the garage with the al
legged stolen car
Dale. after an extended questioning
hv chief Roberts today, confessed that
the articles found in the car had been
stolen in the city and gave n detailed
account Of the trio's operations since
reaching here. The two older men, i'm
the county Jail, have said nothing.
Clarence Ritchie, an employe of the
garage was sent out to tow in the ma
chine. a Chandler. Young's actions
aroused his suspicious and he went
inside to get Deputy Sheriff Joe Blake
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
H. S. DEBATE TRYOUT IS
SET FOR DECEMBER IS

The debate trY-out to determine
who will represent Pendleton high
school in the District debates will be
held December IS. This announce
ment was made this morning by H. r.
Inflow, who has charge of the debat-
eSs 1t is thought that about seven
of the squad will try out and when
the results are announced the students
who are chosen will begin work pre-
pairing their speeches for the district
contests.
Several of the other school activi-
ties held meetings this morning. The
orchestra reoreanized and elected Bus
Beyers. president and Alberta Nc
Monies, secretary and treasurer. 1t is
planned TO recruit new members to the
organization and to obtain a quantity
of new music. The Girls Glee Club
worked on songs which they will
render at the Teachers Institute neN
week. The Boys Glee Club also prac-
ticed. according to those who know
the quality of the music which is pro-
duced by these two organizations Is
very fine. The two literary societies
report interesting programs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18

ley. The two returned and arrested
Young. With the two in custody, the
'hase for Martin was taken up.
Martin had headed for the railroad
tracks. where he was followed by
Elkins in a machine. The car became
tailed on the Main street hill, so
Elkins commanderred the Raymond
machine The chase was a hot one
and Martin stopped only to discard
his overcoat The posse finally
"ounded up Martin in a stubble field
Four miles from Pendleton. He was
arrested and taken to the county Jail
with Dale. Young is in the police sta
tion.
Theft Of two gallons of oil from the
Simpson Auto Company. of cigars from,
the johnson grocery. and Of n new
wire wheel storage battery and nlati-
mum tips from Mrs. Guy Wyricks
machine Sunday evening as well as
suspicion of tho thcft of the Chandler
machine in which the men arrived
Saturday from Salt Lake city. are the
counts agninst Dale. Martin and
Young. oil car~ IN the Chandler car
have been identified as the ones Sto-
lon from the Simnson company. while
the cigars from tho grocery. the stcr-
age battery and tire from the Wyrlck
car have also been identified.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
HOLDERS COMING HERE

Marin plestina. whose weight is 220
pounds and who is recognized as the
heavyweight champion of the world,
will meet Mike Howard. of La Grande,
weight 2O2 pounds. former Greco-Ro-
man heavyweight champion of Europe
next Tuesday at the Oregon Theatre
in a wrestling match which is under
the management OF Lloyd Ireland Of
this city. The match will be for two
falls out of three.
Should Howard succeed in throwing
Plestina in one fall he will be present
ed with $1,000 which J. c. Marsh,
Plestina's manager, has posted to go
to any heavyweight in the world who
can pin Plestinas shoulders to the
mat. The sum of $3.50 has been
posted with the Empire Trust Com
pany, of New York, by r. McFadden,
of the Physical Culture Maga-
zine, to back Plestina against any
man, Zybysco, Stretcher. Earl Cad
dock or Straughan Lewis preferred.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
PEOPLE WOULD AVENGE
MEXICAN'S WANTON ACT

CALENICO. Cal, Nov. 1S.-Eugene
Lack, prominent CaleXico resident who
was shot on the Mexican side of the
border Saturday night. died early to-
day. Lack is alleged to have been
killed by the Mexican police without
cause.
Feeling here is running high and
threats are being made to cross the
border and bring back Lack5s alleged
assassin.
Two troops of cavalry are on guard
in this vicinity, helping to prevent an
invasion of Lower California by
throng of Calexico citizens. Dut to
the international aspect of the case.
local authorities are retiCent in dis
cussing it, 1t is known, however.
that they are in possession of the full
details. The authorities claim that the
murder was without provocatiOn and
was wanton act.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
THIRTY Join MEMS
GYMNASIUM CLASS

Thirty Pendleton men have joined
the mems gymnasium class which will
have its first meeting at the high
school gymnasium Thursday night at
1880
As announced by Cash Wood. coun-
ty Y. NJ. c. A. secretary, it Is not pri-
marily desired to develop teams
among the men, although these may
be formed as a by-product of the class.
The object of the Class is exercise
and general enjoyment of athletic
games.
Street shoes will not be allowed on
the floor. and tennis shoes or soft
soled shoes are required. The COM
mittee in charge announces that the
regulation costume is Il white track
suit, but the long gymnasium trousers
may be worn IL desired. Complete
change from street clothing is advis-
ed if a maximum of benefit Is to de-
rived from the work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
SURVEYS FOR COLD SPRING TO
PENDLETON HIGHWAY BEGUN

Surveys for the Cold Spring TO Fem
dleton feeder highway were begun this
by a party of 10 state highway eugi-
neors in charge OF David G. Glass.
Four months are given the crew to
complete location of the 50 miles.
This road. which is intended to
give a down hill haul to thousands Of
bushels Of grain now hauled up and
down hills to the Northern Pacific or
O.-W. lines was voted Sl5O.0O0 in
county funds in the bond election, 1t
was not listed for state uid. but prob
ably will be improved by state mon
ey received from the market roads tax.
II is considered one of the most i'm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL OUT TO
ANNEX BAKER VICTORY


BEAT Baker was the solgan adopt
ed last night by the student body oI
Pendleton high school at a lively pep
meeting, held in the high school as
sembly. The coach told the rooters
that according to competitive scores
and the fighting spirit that was shown
by the local team in the La Grande
battle, that Baker is due for a beating
next Friday Afternoon.
John Simpson. yell leader, and
others are planning a big ''blow out
for the fellows when they return
from Baker. The boys are practicing
as never before this week in order that
the last game of the season will be
victory with a big V. 1t is announced
that the lineup which Pendleton win
use will probably be the same as that
used in the La Grande game last
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
SIXTEEN NAMES LISTED
FOR NEW APARTMENTS

Sixteen names are on the lists for
apartments in Pendleton's proposed
new apartment house today. This is
one mere than half the number which
will insure every apartment being ta-
ken and an increase of five over Mon
days figures
That several travelling statesmen who
make this territory will be anxious to
take apartments for theirf antilles is
the statement by nearly all the local
stores. Severa men are known to be
anxious to make headquarters here
whens uitable living quarters are
available and a number of these per-
sons will be lined up as soon as they
come to Pendleton. the store keepers
have promised.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
CHARLES JONES MEETS DEATH WHEN
HE LIGHTS REFRIGERATOR BURNER

Charles Jones will ride no more in
refrigerator cars using the charcoal
burner to keep himself warm. He was
found dead in a car of apples at Rieth
this morning under circumstances
that show he brought about his own
death by thoughtessly lighting the
burner in the closed car.
The car of apples was shipped from
Hood River on Nov. 16 and reached
Rieth at 2:45 this morning. When the
inspectors opened the car to see it II
needed icing or another burner they
found the body of Jones. He had evil
IDENTIFY been dead but short time and
1t is figured he lighted the burner
sometime during last night.
The refrigerator cars are air tight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18

portant feeder roads in the county.
Whether the road viii follow the
middle or south Cold spring gulch is
not vet settled upon. . Careful esti-
mates vii he made Of the tonnage
served by either route before selec-
tion is made. The south rout has
bcen pronounced by engineers slightly
shorter and less expensive to build,
but it is believed that greater beuC-
fit would accrue from use of the mid
Gle route.
Glass and his party completed the
Pendletou to Pilot Rock survey last
week and moved yesterday, There
viii be a complete field and complete
office party and they viii be engaged
all winter ON the job.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
WILL CHECK V|OLATORS
OF VEHICLE LIGHT LAW

Close check on violators OF provI-
sions concerning lighting OF motor
vehicles will be started "wednesday
night. Traffic officer William Lyday
warned today. Drivers of autos who
are found violating the law will bo
brought into court. Lyday said today
Between one hour after sunset and
one hour before sunrise. motor vc-
hicles except motorcycles. must dis
play two white lights in front and a
red light in rear. on state and coun-
~ roads cars equipped with electric
lights must dim them In meeting an
approaching vehicle. These two pro-
visions are most often violated ard
Will be checked up during the cams
paisn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18

and even with one vent opened there
was not sufficient air to keep the man
alive.
A letter from Miss Bessie NJ. Fos-
dick. Camp Dodge. Des Moines, Iowa.
furnished the only clue to the dead
mans identity The letter was written
in September and was addressed to
Grand Mound, Wash. Miss Fosdick
signed herself as your friend" and
was evidently not relative. The
dead man was about S5 years of age.
is slender, Of ruddy complexion and
had red mustache.
Coroner Brown has the body at his
undertaklnG chapel and has notified
Miss FosdicI asking for further infor-
nation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
COMPROMISE IS HOPED
FOR BEFORE THURSDAY

WASHINGTON. Nov. Ex-senator
Hitchcock is not ready to accept n
compromise on the reservations, he
announced today following confer
ence with Senator Lodge.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-The first
senate vote on ratification of the trea-
ty will be taken Thursday leaders be-
lieve. The vote will come on the
Lodge resolution of ratification which,
1t is hoped. will be formulated before
the senate adjourns tonight. 1t will
lie over one day, with the vote on the
the following, according to present
plans.
An attempt is being made TO induce
Hitchcock to fight out his compromise
before the final vote on the Lodge res
ervation. Several mild reservation
ists'' on the republican side are re-
ported to have warned Hitchcock
that now is the proper time" to sug-
gest compromise. They prefer to
have Hitchcock attempt modification
or the preamble and the Article 10
reservation before the final vote is
taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
GOVERNOR ISSUES
APPEAL FOR AID IN
UPROOTlMG TREASON

LEM Nov. 1S.-Governor OIL
colt today issued an appeal to all
lace officials throughout oregon
to cooperate with the executive Of
flee in roofing out evils resulting
from propaganda too long toler-
ated."
lie said the CentraIia tragedy
was a declaration of war by the
reds against law and order and
nothing short of treason"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
RATE CENSORSHIP BILL
VETOED BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-President
Wilson today vetoed the Cummins rate
bill which would have restored to the
interstate commerce commission its
prev power over railroad rates. I'm
der government control the president
had the power to make rates and he
did make several revisions raising
them. The. Cummins bill would have
forced the president through the rail-
road administration, to go before the
Interstate commerce commission just
as the railroads themselves had to do
before federal control was begun.
CHICAGO, Nov, 1S.-Railroads have
sufficient coal to operate for from 25
to 80 days, Director General Hines
declared upon his arrival here today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
100000 MINERS STILL STRIKING
ESTIMATE AS COMMITTEE ENTERS
ON Third day OF NEGOTIATIONS
Bottom of National Coal Bin is Neared Scores of Factories
Are Shlttnu Down and Both Factions Agree Present De-
bate NAV Require Weeks; Rejection of Proposal Likely

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-More
than 400, 900 miners are still striking
it is estimated on the basis of govern
ment reports today. The number OF
miners who have returned to work is
negligible" operators and union lead
ers agreed as they began the third
day negotiations for a new wage scale
and contract for the central competI-
tive field.
Meanwhile the bottom of the ma
tional coal bin is beginning to show.
Scores of factories are near shutdown
due to lack of fuel.
Miners and operators agree that the
negotiations now progressing may re-
quire weeks. Operators expect to COM
plete their proposal today. 1t will in
clude a substantial wage increase but
it will not approximate sixty percent
Of the miners demands. They say
they will accept nothing less.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
Machine Guns Keep Order.

CALENICO, Nov. 1S.--The streets
here are already hrjstling with ma
chine guns. CavalrNmen on guard
here are having hard time restraining
the citizens from invading Lower Cal
ifornia and attacking MeNicans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18
Session PostDone,I.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-The
morning session of the joint scale COM
mittee of operators and miners was
postponed again today to give the op-
orators more time to frame a counter
proposal on which they have been at
work since Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-18

WASHINGTON. Nov 1S.-Efforts
are being made toward compromise
on the treaty proceedings in senate
cloakrooms today. Administration
leaders who oppose the Lodge reser-
vatidns are trying to get together
with mild reservationists" on the re-
publican side. Republican leaders
insist that President Wilson's warn
ing to them that he viii pocket the
treaty" II the Lodge reservations win,
has fallen on deaf ears in the senate.
Some mild reservationists" also hold
this view. Others, however. are said
to be comforting with Senator Hitch
cock on n compromise. One report is
that IL Hitchcock will accept the bulk
of the Lodge reservations a group of
seven or eight republicans who hold
the balance of power will join him to
strike cut the preamble requiring ac-
ceptance of the reservations by three |
OF the allies-and possibly the Article |
10 reservation. A milder one would |
be substituted should the plan mater
aize.