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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-03-22
Knights Of Columbus News

(luIIuU uS lew.
out last year In cash to the benefici.
aries Of It's members nearly two mil.
lion dollars, without In any way i'm
pairing It's financial stability and the
soundness Of its insurance system.
As at present advised, the call for
our work viii not soon end, and there
has been submitted budget calling
Tor the expenditure Of SIS, 1858, $500
for the fifteen months ending Decem.
Der thirty-drst, Observation-Disclosures.
In accordance with the promise to
the public. our books are open ut all
times. We are already preparing q
statement for the public showing all
receipts and expenditures.
New York, March There are SO
many requests from secular and re-
ligious organizations for Knights Of
Columbus secretaries who have worked
overseas to lecture or describe X. of
G. war relief work that the following
data has been prepared for these
speakers:
History Of Knights Of Columbus War
Work.
data up to Feb. IL, 1919
The Knights of Columbus were ad-
mttted to- war work in this country
June IL, 1917, and Immediately set
about to form an organization and EN-
ter into the work. One million dollars
was the amount set as probably need
ed and this was raised by an assess
ment of two dollars on each member
and further contributions. The neces-
stiles Of the situation increased very
rapidly and the amount needed was
soon raised to three million. after
wards to seven and q half, then TO
ten, until finally, for the year COM
mencing last July LIST, budget of fifty
million dollars was presented. This
was cut down to- thirty million (of
which the Committee on Special War
Activities of the National Catholic
War Council was to have FIVE million)-
the reduction being made by agree
ment between the War Department
and the Administrative Committee Of
the National Catholic War Council.
The first work in this country was
in the environments, SO called Huts or
buildings were. erected and secretaries
furnished, and especial care taken to.
secure chaplains for the spiritual needs
of the men. Immediately thereafter
entry was made into the National
Guard Encampments. Entry into the
Regular Army Camps, Posts and Nav.
81 Stations was rather difficult in the
beginning, in fact there has never
been definite general permission for
our service except in the case Of the
Navy. At the present time we are
operating in this country as follows:
Total number Of buildings com
pleted in U. s. A., 296.
Total number Of buildings authorized
and In the course Of construction 1s.
Total number Of buildings, 314.
Total number Of Secretaries in u.
8. A., 6S5.
Number Of buildings now in opera
ton at hospitals, 10. \
~ Number nf hIli1dinna ,,ndo,p ooIy - r,,t,s
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DONEGAL,

hi. Joseph Harper, Mulroy, land
steward, on estate Of Earl Of Leitrim.
died suddenly, aged Sc. He was q
native of. Ballymacool, Letterkenny.
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The following is . statement Of sup
plies purchased up to February first.
nineteen-ntneteen, In this country, for
use Overseas; Of course an immense
amount OF supplies was also purchased
in France. England and elsewhere for
use with the A. E. F.:
Athletic Goods. $3.50. 2e4.ss: Auto
mobiles and Parts. $1ss.l0s.25; Bed
Rolls. 200. Blankets. 500. t.775.oo;.
Beef Cubes. 5000. 200. $s2.s5o.oo; Can
|dy. Gum Drops. $7o.oe4.so. Hard Can,
dy, $los.2ss.eo. Chocolate. $154.72l.so,
Minis. 10000. $S35,622.60;. Checkers
and Boards, S5.sss.41; Chewing Gum.
1850 cases. $sl,l5o.oo; Chewing To-
bacco, $4,000 lbs, $92.s2s.00; Gig
arettes. 6bs,10s, 900, $2,212,477.s5; Gig
ars, S27.5oo. $Sa,525.00; Coffee and
Tea, Coffee, 10000 lbs. $4,000; Tea.
$4,000 lbs, $4,350, $3S,35O.OO; Con
densed MILK, 10000 cans, $59,9O0.00;
Dolls, 612, $674.0o; Drinking Choco-
late, 112,5oo lbs. ss,205.00; Emergen-
cy Kits, 800, 100000; Flags. 682,
$2,O65.OO; Handkerchiefs, 10000 doz.
SIC, 1880; Ink, 5000 gallons, $500. 90; :
Magazines, ETC., $14,2S70O: Matches,
], 00O,0 900. $s,400.00; Moving Picture
Machines, Slides, etc, 1894. go; Pipes
1900, 900. $34,02760; Playing Cards,
~ gross, $6.011.b6:: Postal Cards,
1,620, 0o0:. 1890; Smoking Tobacco,
1882, O72.92; Soap, 1855, $164.185.0O;
Shaving Outfits, 1000, $4,000; Sta
ttonery and ONCE Supplies, $313.00;s
Sugar, 100000. 11,730,00; Talking Ma
chimes, Records, ETC., 1875, $3,377.57;
Towels, $4,000 Turkish, a$12,2s0.00, 49,
900 Crash. $s,600.00. $40, 1890. 90; Type
writing Machines, SO, $4,946.00; Tool
Chests, 100 sets, $2,513.00; Trunks,
Packing Cases, etc, 81, 1000; Union
alls, "a gross, $4,000, Total, $780,
007.91.
A statement is submitted herewith
showing the financial condition Of the
War Camp Fund, from the beginning
up to February first, nineteen-nineteen,
showing the total receipts and expen-
ditures. summarized with underlying
detailed statements. Briefly the re-
ceipts are $17,970, 952.31, and the ex-
penditures and liabilities $4,000, 1O9,-
81.
In addition to this 1t ought to be
said that q very large proportion Of
the overhead charge has been main
tanned by the Order out Of its Gen
eral Fund: and not charged to the
monies collected for the war; this In
cludes practically all the work of d.
rection. Furthermore the free service
Of councils and members Of the Or
der ct large has been tremendous
factor in keeping down the expenses.
The work is not at all finished: q
call comes this week for two hundred
more secretaries for Overseas. This
IL only an evidence Of the increase OF
work and responsibility, and requisf-
tfons p similar proportion. have been
received for supplies. y
In addition to their compens4 tion
the Overseas Secretaries have each
been protected with q five thousand
dollar insurance policy in the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company Of
New York, N: Y. Similar protection
has been afforded *. Of c." Chap
plains, Overseas.
The Order has taken up the employ
ment fof demobilized soldiers and sail
ors through it's councils and the sec
retartes IN the camps and environments
EAnH hna o1Pn0av %
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but everywhere throughout the coun-
try there has been: the same spirit Of
cooperation and helpfulness.
The policy Of not conducting can
teen and Of not using the service Of
women has been maintained from the
beginning and has avoided q danger
and weakness which has beset some
q the other societies engaged in this
work. Despite the fact that we were
Ia the beginning for sending
forth secretaries Without q special
training and educati IN. we feel proud
70 point to the record OF our nearly.
two thousand secretaries here and
and the words Of the re-
turning soldiers and Of the public
preas have more than justified the
wonderful spirit Of our secretaries and.
our careful choice. IL
q Books Of account have been regular.
lyand carefully kept and have already
PASSED the audit Of the insurance Do.
pa1ttnsnt az the state Of Connecticut.
Nhich s. connection with It's examina-
ton o. The AFFAIRS of the Order ana
fraternalz benefit society, checked MP
u activity In war mat tiers, and gives
anost favorable report of the condi-
tioz n addition To- the foregoing.
semi annual sndits are made 81 Cert
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.s* Itosa Che vas anative q Tulamore II
N ireland =; ,.s'ss s, : !: s
Pstrieks Sligo. T
stous Of things Roacomron p p
train Mr. george R Acheson Rushu use
xr..v nEunsna has been sworn in as a J. F. lame
Mr. Mulvhl p G. 1isovs' " J. Talbot H NJ L. Mount use
Deen swo,n q. Talbot has been appointed High sher
NJ ~ s. Arn no.mar Rov,e Ro,
young man Giving the name Of John
house IN Bray and Banty dy
tempted murde Of and aL,oo End
@ n T she. s.
KILDARE lis nrsvi to the parish church lars
sntsa with n @ Of the 5
Matron Of seo nmary Miss d
transfer to aasuenmanaen Gordon retiring SIX IDOL
me POPE mas bestowed service voted gatui
Mas, o Of the o.
diamond jubilee Of his entry to the TlPpERARy SIS
oroer: Very Rev y J Hayes P. P. Hough MAJ
5. --..> tonle Spring raised 100
kllkeNhY to the Cathedral Chapter Henham Ma
me course o. 70 r. = and Newcastle He native Of
NJ Nnagh Guardians passed resolu g.
@s s ;ss. ' @ % 81
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plant should It va. stated m the Of the en-,
Tyrone County Hospital that there aeo
word Of complain. amt do complain
Not in the least recognise year.
all this is necessary order to After
world safe
being revived oo7
ever. day. June 4 has been arranged for thel A
fixture. lsho
Of ever WATERFORD 1un
Rev Martin Dowle st. Johns Col so
release Of the prisoners conin
st. Johns church
and banners came from Rev
an creman v has been transferred professor
walsh waterford and Pat
entive oshe contest at sal
LEX fourth o'shea disqualified tai
At Maborough Quarter sessions
Arthur cotnnsna M assressor Mr. Jem Roche
L. the breaking Of - liz
field awarded Wi
son. shrah for 81 500 for the burning
LmEacK a%ee SILVER m xan hands1 a and valo
tragic affair reported from
Gn cottage eloghan miles t
retired bed about
lo:so and shortly after Mrs death his bed
nell receiving no answer debris 81
lit q candle and found her husband covered - sSlbee
Limerick Teachers Association have WEXFORD |ao g.
nominated MISS Manon lo inc ple
deny Mr. Ryan ford has been nno q a.
|po'se p eu aseed and Rev g. Petit Monaseed, pla
l. lC G, Is1
IoNsron0' - Mr.. o j. line
ford Who had para1ytc stroke about coqthy. lret
County Committee Gaelic
private hospital IN Duphn. League elected Iabl
have
death Of
Mr. member Rsersdale
| the committee Rev NJ Murphy G. 9, Tashnon go
----za treasurer and Miss K Browne secre- TITO
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fined Bal WICKLOW sS Ina,
una Petty sessions m maxe e.
Sessions,
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INTO l.,cule ss y u
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VINO Delns una y pay me
.am = @ p ~ ~ ~ = Ftzwlam for which the tenants ne =.
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The sun., 1919-03-16
FEDERAL REsER, e STATEMENT.

Statement of the Federal Reserve Bank IN
New York for the week ended March -,
1919, As compared with the preceding week
RESOURCES.
March Il. March T.
Gold coin ard sold ccrtifcatesi
The sun., 1919-03-16
TRADING In CURB
SHOWS ACTIVITY
Price Course Is Irregular In
It's Movement During the
Short Session.

Trading In curb securities yesterday
was active for a short session and the
course of prices was irregular. Heavy
profit taking in some issues caused
largo declines, while renewed demand
was found for others. resulting In further
substantial advanoeS The heaviest loss
was in Keystone Tire. which declined
points from the high record established
on Friday but rallied toward the close.
Motors were In good demand with FUR
thor small advances. Chalmers Motors
early sold to new high level for the
present movement and United gained a
point to the highest level in more than
O year. Famous Players-Lasky. intro
duced 20 the list recently, touched a
new high. The General Asphalt shares
were under constant pressure and de-
olined to tho lowest levels OF the week
Standard OIL of New York was in good
demand with gam of several points
and Improvement was noted in Midwest
Refining. Omar OIL and Gas made a
further gain to a new high for the pres
ent movement Strength is attributed to
inside buying because of the fact that
the Illinois pipe line extension from Fort
Steel % the Lost Soldier field Is near
completion. This will give Omar an out
let for its estimated 5000 barrel produc-
ton.
Mining stocks were moderately active
and firm. Golden Gate showed a Arm
undertone. There was initial trading in
the new stock OF Cerbat Silver OF So
par value That stock enjoyed an &C
tive market and rose feactonslly from
the first sale.
Bonds were less active than In the
last few days and generally lower. Can
ada Copper Is declined 5 points and
Federal Farm Loan were less active and
frantionally lower. .'N
Total sales and range OF prices follow ::
The sun., 1919-03-16
TRUsr ANn srRETY COMrANIEs.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.

INCLUDE, one-third share irving 1
tSee Irving National Bank.
The sun., 1919-03-16
COTTON CENSUS REPORT.
During February I3a,5lG Running
BALES ot Lint We're Consumed.

WisHiNGToN. March To- Cotton con-
sumed during February amounted TO
4aS.6lG running bales of hat and $3.50
balos Of iintcrs, the Census Bureau an
nourced to-day
Last year during February 610,0si
bales Of lint and S1,961 OF linters were
consumed.
Cotton on hand on February IS IN
consuming establishments was 1,55S,Sl
cunning bales of lint and 277,926 o. In
ters, against 1695,9S5 OF lint and 1885,
342 OF lnters on tho same day year
ago. and in public storage and at com
presses 4,5s1,5So bales Of lint and 1885,
029 OF linterS against S,399,io6 OF lint
and 200,29S of linters at the Same time
a year ago.
February imports wero 9,72o bales
against 1855 In February last year.
Exports were 440,623 bales, including
lo6 bales OF linters. against 3o9.77A
bales. including 1850 OF Inters In Febru-
AIRY, 1919.
The sun., 1919-03-16
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Figures Indicate Substantial
Withdrawals of Deposits Of
Government Funds.
DRAFTS OFFSET HOWEVER
Member Reserve Deposits and
Note Circulation Show
Further Gains.
Spsc.aI DespatoA to TIE sux.


wAs1ruSuroN. March 15.---Substantial
withdrawals of Government deposits.
more than offset by additions to MEM
bsrs reserve deposits and further In
creases In note circulation, are indicated
by tho Federal Reserve Boards weekly
bank statement.
But. little change II reported IN tho
total of war paper held Other dis
eounts on hand show 100000 reduc-
ton. Acceptance holdings indicate S11,-
100000 net liquidation. Interbank dis
counting accounts for most OF the
changes in the holdings OF acoeptanoes
and discounts reported by the Chicago,
Minneapolis. ST Louis and Kansas City
banks. Total earning assets show q
decrease Of about S4,0Oo,0O
Government deposits show a decrease
FOR the week OF $44,So0.oOo. while MEM
bers' reserve deposits show an increase
Of sIg.o0o.o0o. Net deposits because OF
the large float reported this week show
a decline Of $4,000 900. Tho bank note
circulation went up by S17.Soo.0o0, Of
which s14. 100000 represents an increase
In Federal reserve note circulation re-
ported. by the Boston. New York and
Chicago banks and $4,000. 900 an increase
hi liabilities on Federal reservo bank
note circulation AS the result Of con-
siderable decrease in deposit liabilities
the banker reserve percentage remains
unchanged at BIS per cont notwith-
standing decrease Of fS.700,0 900 in cash
reserves and an increase OF S14.60o.oo
In FEDERAL reserve note liabilities,
The sun., 1919-03-16
COTTON PRICES GAIN.
New style Months show Net Rise
Generally Mt Close.

The cotton market made a generally
STEADY to firm showing yesterday. with
prices recovering a good part of Fri
days losses. New style May contracts
sold up to 2i.70c against 24.15c. the
low point of Friday afternoon. and
24.SJc,, the high point OF Friday morn
ing. That delivery closed at 24.G2c.,
with new style months generally closing
steady at Il net advance OF Is TO A.
points. The Old style months were less
active. No further business was re-
ported In March and the later months
were narrow enough 70 he Influenced by
very small orders, with the close I )
points lower TO As points higher
DTD STST.r
The sun., 1919-03-16

GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, March 15.--Arnouucy'neut
that Germany had definitely accepted
provisioning terms imposed by the Allies
led to a vigorous upturn to-day in the
corn market. Prices at the close were
unsettled. but / isc, TO So net higher,
with May. s1S7Is to s1$SL and July
s132Gl32Is. Oats gained sc. to &c.
and provisions @5c, to 81.
The sun., 1919-03-16
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Founded 1908
The Merchants National Bank
of the City Of New York

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that =
Special Meeting OF the Stockholders Of this
above BANK VIII b" held at ito Off es, -
Wall street Borough OF Manhattan. Sew
York CITY, March a. 1919. at 1900 o'clock
>Oon. for tho purpces Of aCtlUG upo1
propos!t tons to alter tho par value Of ths
capital stock from $50 per share 10 500
per share; 70 Increase the eaRItal stock
from 100000, represented by 1000
shares each Of the par value - $50, 10
81. 900 600. TO ho represented by 90 00n
shares each of the par value OF 800. to
elect three directors 10 n4i vacancies in the
Board: and to transact such other bust.
ness as may come before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF DirectorL
o. T., PAINTER, Cashier.
Datrd New York, reprusrS .stn. lsls
The sun., 1919-03-16
COFFEE MARKET.

Coffee prices regained some Of Fri
days loss during the early session yes
terday. and Oh the call prices were to
points above the previous close.
Range of prices: Fri
The sun., 1919-03-16

Grass coed t35 bags hams. GaS boo
lbs. ; lard. $4,000 tbs beee. eG2 bills. !:
baoons' 2,007,lIJ los. tallow. $4,000
ibs.i cottonseed OIL 6sO.Oo0 Esia
The sun., 1919-03-16

Coffee Cahlcs--Ro unchanged at IlSlOO
tor No. :. ENch~:ge sSsi higher nj 10 Ii -S?d
Receipts 1000 bags and stock SIf.oOO bags. In
Santos s'biS were unchanged at 1890 for No
& Futures unchanged 10 % res lower re-
eelpts 2. 200 bags aud STOCK 3.g52 600 bags H..
Cslpts At tho ports were a. 600, sgalnst IS 900
last year nud 1900 two years ago. Sac Paulo
had 24QN. against - no. sud 1900 and
Jundiahy 1000 against 49, 600 and 10 90 bags
; rcupectiSsly. Cleored from Rio March Il 700
; bags for New Orleans.
The sun., 1919-03-16
LOsr. FOUND ANp HEwAHDs.

~~>~~-~~~~~-N~-~--~----~~-~
LOSr--one Fourth Liberty Bond $500.
also one sia 3'a Liberty BOND. Finder
please notify W. J. BYRNEs, .. BroadHay.
The sun., 1919-03-16
RENEW FIGHT FOR
MEXICO OIL FIELDS
Dutch Plan to obtain Pearson
Shares New Move Against
Rockefeller Ambitions.
Special Ca6ie Despdtoh 10 TnE sUS.
gonvrioht 1919. all sfoLts yeSsy1,,d.

LONDON. March 15.--Tho old CONNER
cial fight OF the Rockefeller oil interests
TO wrest control OF Mexican oil fields
from British interests, which has been
under way since 1908, again is reaching
| climax, with interesting Developments
on this side OF the Atlantic. Sir John
Cowans, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the
British armies. retires on Saturday TO
assume a position with tho Royal Dutch
OIL group.
Tho Dutch organization known as the
Royal-Dutch She'll group is negotiating
| with the Mexican Eagle OIL Company
big deal for the purchase OF shares
OF that company from s. Pearson 3
Son, of which Lord Cowdray IS the
moving spirit. Although nothing Of
foial has been announced details of the
plan as outlined comprehend the &C
| QUESTION by the Shell company Of an
| option to purchase the Eagle shares for
$50 a share.
In order to take over tho shares Of
the Eagle company the Dutch company
is Offering its stockholders a new issue
Of stock. With prospects of tremen-
dous profits, It IL said, the probabilities
arc that the transaction viii be con-
summated, especially in view OF Sir
Johns resignation.
The Mexican Eagle on Company was
Incorporated In 1908 and acquired the
Pearsons' interests in II. but the Pear
son firm, headed by Sir John, retained
control of It's capitalization Of moro
than t25, ooo, 900.
The Eagles operations during the war
Melted that company several fortunes.
Its dividend recently was raised from
20 TO IS per cent
Tho Rockefeller interests, according
to British business men. have been seek
ing TO obtain supremacy OF tho Mexican
petroleum industry BY freezing out the
Pearson interests and probably would
have been successful had not the war
interviewed and allowed British opera
tors to mako enormous profits.
The sun., 1919-03-16

70 Boston Eley...... elai G.'t 81. GlH |
Chi Junction pr. 50 So So So
Fitchhurg pf'..... Is Cs 81 %
e.. 90 Ma.: E Eisc MI ais y ~ !"
GO \ II 4 H.. 3l', 2. %lat e
Mcst End. ......... 81 q q %
The sun., 1919-03-16

e
Ratio Of total reserves 10 net deposit and
Federal reserve note liabilities combined, 5l.S
per cent.
Ratio Of gold reserves TO Federal reserve
notes in circulation after setting aside s5 per
cent. against net deposit liabilities o. per cent
The sun., 1919-03-16
OUT OF TOWN KETS.
PHILADELPHIA,
BONDS
CHIC lGO.

s;Lm Lehish Valley dS.15OA lOOl, lnil, loo:
lO@ PhilS IiCc list IS. g31. AZ, e3., a35,
The sun., 1919-03-16

Total tltS, Or1oc0 POST
Aggregate reserve an deposits. }l33lte,Io0.
Increase, S3,5-L-oo. Per cent. OF lesal re.
sn-ve 70 TO-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-13
LYCEUM COURSE WILL
BRING THREE NUMBERS;
VIII. TAFT TO SPEAK
Six Hundred and Fifty Tickets
to be Put on Sale Monday;
Z. Bertha Farmer Co. and Ar
thur Wayne Evans Coming.

Final plans for the sale Of the sea-
son tickets for the High school Ly-
ceum Course were completed yester-
day. The tickets, which will sell for
$3.50 each, viii admit the purchaser
O the three numbers OF the course,
namely William Howard Taft. Tho
Bertha Farmer Company and Arthur
Wayne Evans. A date will he an
bounced later, at which time SO cents
md the season ticket may be present
q at Thompson's drug store TO obtain
'or the holder reserved seats for the
'irst two numbers. These two num-
bers will be held at the high school as
sembly. Ex-president Taft will ap-
pear at Happy Canyon and no seats
VII be reserved.
Monday Is the day set for the open
ing of the campaign, which will be
conductor In connection with class
contest at high school. Parents and
students are urged to buy their tickets
carly as only $50 season tickets VIII
be sold and II is desired by the promo
ters of the schem ethat school patrons
receive full benefit of the entertain
ment which viii he provided.
Freshmen are Active
The freshmen class of Pendleton
high school has been showing activity
in many of the student body activities
and according TO Ben Simonton. pres
ident of the class, they intend to elect
their candidate queen, in the lyceum
contest. Thelma Dupuis, was the
chosen candidate for queen at a
held Thursday evening by the
rocks" Monday, the numerous
mem bers of the class plan to rush the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-13
TO MAKE
MOLASSES PRODUCT

HERMlSTON. Dec. &c. $, Nc
Nnncht has Just received machinery
Cor the erection of So-ton molasses
alfalfa meal Of the Shadybrook brand
and will install the plant Immediately
in connection with his large altalfa
min here. He will ship molasses from
the st. Johns plant in Portland ana
distrubnte 1t to farmers here and also
manufacture. the molasses meal pro-
duct for shipment throughout the In
land empire.
This is a new product that Is nc
inc bfghly recommended by the agri-
cultural college and is being used by
tho best dairymcn and feeders through
out the northwest The. mixture Is
made under heavy steam pressure
The nlolasses is shipped from the
Hawaiian islands in shipload lots T.
Portland where it is being distribute"
and the price Of the product Is very
reasonable. Mr.. McNauSht has been
Notwithstanding alfalfa meal and chop
ped alfalfa for several years and VIII
now enlarge his plant for the handl-
ing of the new business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-13
EAST oREeoNAN pENDLEToN

received a long distance call from
Camp Lewis stating that the men
could not be returned to Portland be-
fore December Is, while the com
manding officer at Vancouver bar
racks. said they would be ordered
back Immediately.
Captain Circle is now trying to find
out who's who" among camp com
manders to ascertain how COON he car
expect cooperation. The police fear
any information the non-commlssion-
ed officers might give when they re-
turn from Corvallis will be so 'cold"
that il will be OF little value. Police
are now confident that the two men
with Mathews We're companions Of the
murderer and not friends Of the muir
dered soldier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-13

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