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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
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@efeb berboter1 tperber1. 3ugefd1bt na6
GIMP fang bnn 500. 59ed,, @eIbuntpeis
flung, bar ODER In S~reiunnrfen.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

sc 8orgeber1 iiberbaupt ni6ts neite:
res, nls 1T &11B1ano itaH Der Comet
Megierung cine &egierl1ng ein5nieBen,
Die Sen fran50iil6en END englil6en
@lG%ubigern Die 59ul6en 5ablt, Die
Die einitige 3arenregierung gemo9t
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
Noro Dafota.

ter Wftn0erldbrigen berb1etet.
Noro Dafota.
Bism -Dos Stoatsober.
aeri6t bieIes Staates bat ant Srei.
tug nit brei gegen atpei Stimmen
entidieoen, baB Die 5fan6inabia11-
Mmericar 8anf IN Sarge iolDent let,
nno bot Der 8orf unb Dem Bnnffom-
mifi4r 2oitng eiret1 6auerroen GIN
bnlts3efebI getpabrt, ourb tpelder
Die itootli9e 8nnfbeb0r6e bnrar &c.
binDert miro, 1i9 in Die Mngelegen-
beiten Der 8onf ein5umifden. Mm
I5amstag tp11r6en ungefdbr $4,000
in beiagter @arf 6eponiert, nie ISM.
2emfe, Der Ber1palter Der 8anf am
Mbenb mitteilte; es geibab 6ies am
erIten Gage Der @iebereroffnung.
DebbD. ~ Contingent Dantel-
ion bon Yterce @oltntD un6 bret an.
oere Mgenter fins nit 5000 9bafen
aus Montat1a 3urudgefebrt.
9itGcod. @mil 8ndbol5,
Eein noblboben6er 9an6batber, febrte
an Dienstag nod ieiner Seimatsitaot
3nrid, nadoem er III Minneopolis
bon elmer @anbe gertebener S9tpin0=
ler I'M $4,000 erlei6tert nor6en
tpar, oie i'm in Spefnlattonem BIN
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oct auf 6ie 56tpinoler.
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Sorts gonntp 1T sic &louenieu6e l1r1-
ter 1em &inobieb n11sgebroden, nn6
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6enen @eridtsbiltrifte 6es5taates anf
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loert morben.
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tperoen bon ser 5~traBenfommiifion
moberne 8nnbeslan6itraBen i'm @er=
lite bon einunbeinbiertel Mtuionen
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Minot- Die @eibmorenen in
6em Sa4 gegen Gram Sarris, Sur=
mer bon 2onette, Ser angeflagt tpar,
6as 2eben bes Hrditoenten be6robt u.
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gegeben. St. tpur6e bon ser eritge=
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|@ef9norener1 11i6t einigen, nn6 es
miro notwithstanding Elm 5tneiter Hro-
5eB itnttfin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
Nor1uegen fat fid bei etner &Dlffs-
unhftin1n1111n Err Rrnhihitinn nntfhip.

Nortuegen fat fid bei etner &olfs-
ubitimmung fir Brobibition entidie.
ben, tpur0e uns unlangit bon bent
YreBoepei6en gemelbet. 8as aber
:bas BoIf bon Nortpegen geneb-
migt bat, lit nibt Brobibition, fon-
bern Elm @efeb our 8erbinoerung 6es
WdBbra1dys bon alfobolilden @etra1-
Ten nno 5tpar FOLDER ftdrfiter art.
Dieie 1ouen auBer @ebral16 treten u.
bur9 milbere @etranfe eriekt meroe1t,
tpoourb ebenfo iebr Die Aqd,teile Der
Hrobibition tie bes unbelbra1tften
@etrdnfebanbelns permieoen loerben.-
M2it elmer folben @inribtung, tDie IN:
Nortpegen, 1niirbe es in 6ieiem 2an0e.
feline Brobibitionsffrage geben; oenn
ieoer neutrality-suspicious. miir6e nit
elmer foIden Befdrdnfung, mie ienes
2ano fife %anoronete, einberitanoen
fem. Sci 11ns aber lit man 10 llnDer-
niinftig, ie6es @etrdnf, 6as Mlfobol
entbdIt, 3u Derbieten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

2oBt Ben @trom Ser 2%iebesgaben
fir Die armen Weniden, Die iobiel
alsgebalten bnben, ni6t periiegenl
l1n0 bergeBt ni9t, bob Del1tfdlan0 Ell.
men barten Minter Dor ii6 bat un6
marine &leioungsltude 6ruben bodit
|tpinfommen iin6.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-20

Miss Hazel Sanders is home from
Corvallis. for the summer vacation.
Glen Estes. George Wall and Dick
sWinship will spend several days at
Bingham Springs.
Floyd Pinkerton returned this week
from Portland, where he attended
Masonic grand lodge.
! Misses Angie and Ellen Pambrun
are home from Whitman college, for
the summer vacation.
Mrs David B. Hill of Pendleton.
was guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. I. Jones. this week.
Orell McPherrin was in town Tues
day from the 0. M. Richmond farm
near Walla Walla. where he is at pres
ent employed.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-20

Charles Bond. prominent Pendleton
business man, was in the city Sunday.
Dick is prepared to take care Of
your oil needs, Veedol. Mobiloil and
Zerolene in any quantity. ADV.
vern Dudley arrived home Tuesday
morning from Eugene, where he is at
tending the University of Oregon.
Miss Ruth Stewart snd her brother.
Louis, are home from Willamette Uni
versity, for the summer vacation.
Hiram Knight, after finishing the
concrete walk at the Gillis lots on 4th
street. has constructed a walk at the
Ramsey property.
Mrs. H. H. Hill arrived home this
week. after several weeks spent at the
farm of her son-in-law, Otis Whiteman
near La Cross. Wash.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Hart. who have
resided here for several months. have
gone to Montana, where the doctor will
practice his profession.
Misses Gladys and Annabel Mcleod
arrived home Friday from Eugene. for
then summer vacation. Both are stu
dents in the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harden were up
from the Cold Spring ranch Of their
son-in-law. Gerald Kilgore, this week,
visiting their home here.
VIM. Kilgore has gone to Camp Nc
Dougal. where his sister. "Aunt Sa-
rah" McDougal, has opened her noun
tain camp for the summer.
Marion Hansell, Homer Watts. Claud
Gaines. M. L. Watts and w. G. Miller
comprise a fishing party that went to
Lehman Springs for the week.
Howard Dickson is at the home Of
his parents, where he will remain dur
ing the summer vacation. He is
student in the Spokane high school.
B. D. Thsrp and son Lawrence, ant
Mel Lieuallen, made trip up in the
Eastern Washington farming country
last weeE, with view to investing il
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Richards have
as their guest this week Miss Rutl
Earring, of LaCross. Wash, and Sun
day motored to Bingham Springs TO
her pleasure.
Ray Shick passed through last even
ing on the train. for Walla Walla, t.
| the home of his mother, having lie
ceived his discharge from service j
the Marine corps.
Harry Power, manager of the J.. c
Penney Company Store at Bend. wa
in the city yesterday the guest of Gar
Taylor, and in company with Mr.. Tay
! lor, motored to Pendleton.
Z F.. S. LeGrow and Sam Pambru
left Monday on weeks fishing tri
up in Washington state. They wer
to the ranch of Frank Grasty. nea
where there is excellent trout fishing
Master Kenneth. Emmel, who hs
spent several months with relatives
Portland, arrived home Wednesda
evening. Kenneth was accompanie
from Portland by Mr.. Emmels brt
Their,
| The members Of Dolph Lodge No. 81
A. F. Il A. M. are requested to |
present at the regular meeting t.
morrow evening. Milton lodge WI
confer the third degree upon two cal
didates.
| Mrs. j. e. Froome was surprise
and pleased this week by a visit froi
her brother, Ira Buzan, of Coquillt
I Oregon, whom she had not met for y
years. Mr.. Buzan Is in the miniaI
business.
/ Just arrived. "A shipment OF Bake
tire covers. The neatest tire cove
to be found on the market. Kant
buster twine. something you shoul
always carry in the tool box. Sc
. 81.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-20

garage in which Mr.. Michener and
Roy Burke we're employed in Portland.
burned to the ground on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke will remain in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. WiImot arriv ed
home Wednesday evening after win
ter's sojourn at Long Beach. Calf,
making the entire round trip in their
automobile. They have been two
months on the road home, visiting
friends en- route, their last visit being
at Eugene. Mr.. Wilmot although
near so, is an expert driver and re-
ports the roads,in bad condition from
lone this way.
| Claude Gaines, brother of the late
| Mrs. Homer Watts, has been a guest
| this week at the home of his brother
in-law in this city. Mr.. Gaines hai
| just returned from France. where ht
served Uncle Sam in the Engineers
corpe. He was on board the Tuscania
when that i'll fated transport was tor
| pedoed and sunk by a German sub
marine. Claude will leave shortly for
his home in Southern Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora M. Shigley will
move to Freewater. tomorrow, where
Mr.. Shigley has the management Of
the Preston-Shaffer Peacock mill. Mr..
Shigley has long been in the employ
of the milling company in Athena, and
his promotion comes as mark of well
deserved favor. He has secured a
good residence and orchard in Free
water. The best wishes Of their Ath-
ena friends go with them.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-20
Press Paragraphs

Wanted. Man and wife desire work
on farm. ENQUIRE at this Office.
Pendleton has subscribed $1,000 for
her celebration, july 4th and 5th.
Mrs. Sheard and daughter Mamie
are spending a couple Of weeks at Hot
Lake.
Better see Dick about those Racine
tires. They are going like hot cakes.
Adv,
Psndleton will endeavor to secure
the northwest shooting tournament
next year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25
A QuInlne That Does Not AfTeci Hea,

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tab-
lets) can be taken by anyone without
causing nervousness or ringing il the
head There is only one "Bromo Qui-
nine E, w. GROVES signature on
the box. 3Oc-(Adv.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25

No, Maude dear; you can't always
distinguish telephone girl Ny her
earrings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25

While filming scenes in her latest
Select Picture, Her Only Way" in
which she is presented ty Joseph NJ.
Shenck. Norma Talmadge. for the first
time in &er life drove a Ford car. 1t
was on location. however. fer in real
life Miss Talmadge drives Rolls
Royce, the accepted vehicle for stars
Director Franklin had decided that
the scenes OF her new picture should
show the famous Detroit make of car.
so Miss Talmadge and Eugene
.OBrien. her leading man. drove out
to Greenwich in the Rolls-Royce-the
Ford following under the guidance oil
the studio property man. After some
time spent in initiating Miss Tai
maslge into the intricacies Of the Fora
machinery, she was able to handle
iheNfamous Tin Lizzie" successfully
and the scenes were shot. The spec
tacle of one OF filnndom queens max
ing sman-town love in Ford car
should lie a novelty on the screen TO
say the beast.
Her Only Way is the attraction at
the Palace Theatre today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25
AT WE REpURLIC TONIGHT

Risks taken " players in the pro-
duction of "Hells Hinges" in which
William s. Hart is starred are said to
have Teen greater than in any play
ever offered to the public In all.
more than 500 people appeared in the
play during the making of the scenes
In the narrow streets of the West
ern village-a town which was pat
termed after the notorious Virginia
City of the early seventies-the men
and women, some mounted. some on
foot. fought and struggled during the
battle that ragged while the town was
burned Many genuine rescues were
made during the fire. which totally de-
.stroyed the thirty five houses and
stores in the town during the two
hours it ragged,
At one time during the making OF
the scenes more than two hundred
men and women were trapped in a
burning saloon and dance hall, the
small door at one end of which was
their only means of escape, being
shut off ~ the camera, which kept
working jas the fire progressed. The
order to make a general ESCAPE came
at a moment when some of the actors
were no longer acting their fear, bu'
were really becoming frightened.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25
r. E. LEE, CHAIRMAN
ACCIDENT COMMISSION

Governor Harrington announced
last night the appointment of Robert
f. Lee of Baltimore City to the chair
manship of the State Industrial Acct
dent Commission to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation Of Charles
y. Waggaman, of Hagerstown, who
decided to step down in order to re-
sumo the practice of law. Clarendon
l. T. Gould, who had been a member
of the Board of Motion Picture Cen
sorship, created by the promotion. and
Captain Charles r. Macklin, former
Acknowledgement of Maryland, was
appointed to the berth on the Motion
Picture Board, vice Mr.. Gould
These appointments had been ex-
pected for several days, but the Gov
ernor withheld formal announcements
until last night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25
AVERAGE PRICE OF
TOBACCO HAS TAKEN
ANOTHER BIG Jump

The average price Of tobacco took
another big jump when a few days
ago 2sS.964 pounds were sold for
$500, 923.S1. an average price OF $72.99
per hundred pounds This is an in
crease of more than eleven cents per
pound over any previous record of the
market, and is in accord with he pre-
dictions made several weeks ago b.
warehousemen There is every rea
son TO believe that the price Will hC
even Higher, and that efore the sea
son is over the price of toll acco vii
be ranging close TO one dollar per
pound.
This phenomenal rise in the price
OF tobacco has teen watched with
keenest interest, pessimists predict
ing that when the Zig breafs came
there would lie a lig slump in nc
price. but the market has no. wayera
under the heavy strain
Several sales that were a owe thc
average were the following Dan
Arlington. 1872 lis at SAC. 96 Il 5 al
'9Oc, lbs at gee, and % lbs. at $I-01;
j. H. Scott, 126 lbs at 95c. go Il 5 a.
92c, 56 rs at $1.00. 104 lis at 99c
100 lbs at S5c; j. w Gates PA. lbs
at $1.00, 124 II s at Csc, 102 Il s. al
S5c. IA lbs. at 90c and 80 his al Csc;
Nelson and Morrise. 1872 at $1.02; X
p Mabe. 400 lis az Sac. $50 lbs. at
CSC. 210 lbs at 97c. SOS at So rs lbs
at 45c A total OF ,430 lis. at $1.256,46
From The Journal, Winston-Sa Salem.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25
DONATION DAY FOR
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL

Saturday will he the occasion Of
the annual hospital Donation Day at
the Emergency Hospital Donations
of all kinds-vegetables fruit. canned
goods, preserves, jellies. groceries
and any and all things needful and
useful are asked for the hospital from
all residents of city and county.
AS it is the day of the ArmyNavy
footl all game. many from An
napolis will be out of town on Hospi-
tai Donation Day. in consequence. 1t
is, therefore urged that those desiring
to send gifts to the hospital and who
anticipate ENG out of town on Sat
urday, SEND gifts to the hospital on
Friday. or any day previous that suits
them lest
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25
Arch Masons Hold Convention

The one hundred and twenty-second
annual convocation of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons OF
Maryland was held in the Masonic
Temple. Baltimore. on Thursday.
Charles c. Hober. Jr was elected
grand high priest; l.. Dorsey CASA
way. deputy grand high priest lie
Page Cronmiller, grand king; William
Mohr. grand scribe: Robert NJ. Roth
err grand treasurer; Gustav \. Eitel,
grand secretary; the Rev Edward w.
Wroth. grand chaplain, and Charles
H. Carroll. grand captain of the host
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25
Standing OF Teams

The Seventh and Eighth grad
were unable to score on each other
Sapp and ONeale in the background;
Herold. Gates and Sweeney in the for
ward line played well for the seven h
while Ridgely, Cadet. Chance, Clark
and Tucker were stars for the eighth
grade
A three game series viii lie played
soon | etween the eighth grade. the
winners Of the noon grammar school
series anu the winners Of the High
school iDterclass league
The lineup-of High and Freshmen
teams follows:
Seniors Robbins, goal: Engelke,
left lack: Claude left halfback; Suit.
right halfhack; Quaid outside right
forward; Caldwell, inside right for
ward, Stevens, center forward; Hall,
inside left forward
Freshmen Myers, goal; Beavins,
left back; Williams. right back; Ell
lott. left halfback; Werntz, right
halfback: Glow, center. Heinbuch,
outside right forward: Wilson. inside
right forward; Gessner, center for
ward; Lenhardt, outside left forward;
Crandell, inside left forward.
Seventh Grade A Meyett. goal; p.
Beal left back; H. O'Neale, right
hack c. Sapp, left halfback; L. Jones,
right halfback; ID. Cantler, center;
S Herold. outside right forward p.
Gates, inside right forward; W. Swee-
ncy. center forward o. Lewis. out
side left forward; ~ Boettcher, inside
left forward.
Eighth Grade-w. Smith. goal; G.
Ridgely. left back; e. Dull, right
back; O. Cadet, left halfback; r..
Nichols. right halfback; A. Grau, cen
ter; w Coughln, outside right for
ward; B. Chance, inside right for
ward; +. Clark. center forward; C.
White outside left forward; p.
Tucker, inside left forward.
Officials Shipley ana Beavins. A.
II. S. Time of periods Is minutes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-25
SOCCER IS GETTING
LIVELY AT GRAMMAR
AND HIGH SCHOOLS
Freshmen And Seniors Tie-SeVenth
Holds Eighth To Tie. In Gram
mar School Soccer

In the High School interclass Soc
Ger game last week the Seniors held
the Freshmen, 0-o, with eight men and
two OF them cripples. Robf ms and
Engelke played in spite of sore feet
and rad shine Beayins. Williams and
Wilson played hard for the FRESH
men