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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17
GEN. LORD HONORED
FOR WAR SERVICE
Receives Permanent Com
mission and Is Awarded Dis
tinguished Service Medal.

Brig. Gen. Herbert NJ Lord. di-
rector of finance in the War Depart
ment. is one of the few brigadier
generals to receive a permanent COM
mission corresponding to his tempo
rary commission in the emergency
establishment. He was awarded the
distinguished service medal by direc-
ton of President Wilson. the citation.
In part, stating that the success of
the finance department was in a large
measure due to his breadth of vision.
executive ability initiative and en-
ergy.
Brig Gen. Lord is Maine man,
his home town being Rockland. He
was educated in Rockland schools and
was graduated from CODY College.
in Waterville. Me. in 1884. He was
engaged in newspaper work after
leaving college. until he was appoint
ed chief clerk of the House ways
and means committee. when Repre-
sentative Ding.ey was it's chairman.
Went to Cuba and Philippines.
When the Spanish War
broke out he was commissioned pay
master in the United States volun-
teers, with the rank of major. He
went to the philippines and to Cuba
and in February. 1899, was assigned
TO the work OF disbursing the
S3-00c.000 appropriated by Congress
for the disbanGing of the Cuban army.
He received permanent commission
of captain in the Regular Army in
1901. In June, 1902. he was sent to
the Philippines, where he remained
four years. and from there he was
ordered to Boston,. Mass. He was
for several months discussing officer
in charge of allotments in Washing
ton. afterward holding paymasters
jobs in Omaha and Manila. He as
sisted Representative Payne. chairman
of the committee on ways and means,
and Senator Aldrich. chairman of the
committee on finances. to prepare
the Pavne-Aldrich tariff bill.
In 1914 he was placed in charge of
the finance and accounts division of
the Office of the Quartermaster gen.
eral, in Washington. He was pro-
NOTED TO lieutenant colonel in May.
1917. and to colonel four months later.
He was promoted to brigadier gen.
eral last July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17
Solves all Washday Problems

We remove all dirt-not by rubbing and
scrubbing, which quickly wears things out
by sousing and rinsing in many changes of pure
water and creamy suds.
The minimum charge for ELITE FAMILY
LAUNDRY service is 75c. The average charge
for thousands of bundles last week was but ST 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17

Not the least attractive feature of ELITE
FAMILY LAUNDRY service is the fact that
collections and deliveries are made with clock
like regularity.
When we handle your family wash you need
never be late for engagements nor experience any
delay nor long waits on our account.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

pense. -hss class has made remark
able rrugrcss - Ire cn.ca-y ar azsG
speaks volumes tor Tia work Of the
IEs--C-lr Il shows 2S vel E1e
isGa1 If Tia school department. II
offering E-s course 20 -as s.--1e--s-
BY s-cE methods lie fl--re 3clEs
CIT RE hope that z44 .oEstEclE cZz-
size vlI not have ID depend -poC
9eEaz-a.z ana oakssacps. = practice
Eh5cn e now becoming quite 1--T=r-
sal
z-A+se- --a dinner dishes rER Pr
a-zy T-e parry Des II rAe -zcx.as
-d ing completed = pertc. 1ay.
The hi, cf fare contained Lhe fcl-
loving CG-sr --a. elxves cess-T-
tsax7e. crackers -o1s- scE@e6 c1acA-
eE. g-15et SANE, lasSs3 fsCczz 49,
sE11Sa EG1 res. strawberry s-er-
bet ncne sa9rss pezl-s 11Ea-
made g-epe .uzca- TIE stZEs--s n
a-terzz-ce Esos- Esls- e-2sr
G-a5ys Ll-r5e. I-sr NacFz-laoe Eve
I'm Pierce. LC--se Sks2e- L-cl
Fran Gladys Eax-L A2-13z-,s
S.e-Z1y. Na-gsr1s Perks z-Z
Margaret SE11z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

verbal -a--s gve- u their mem
cy -Ae -e-z5-6er cf t1-5s cscs-2z
session vzs -1-E7 % unfinished sz.sl-
Tess and -@a-ks tn- ne good -
IAe order
Mary resolutions were Presented
81 i rsdz c.. ~ cSGz-1es 70 oe a=.a5
uPc. 2a-s- -1sse included REIN
5E-se-sr- fer saa-g-c=r n suzpecssi
sz- hszl-ay cattle
Al invitation 10 hcsd TIE 1923 SEES
szrn II Lewiston was received t---
-se Lewiston Chamber - Ce-zerrr
CEee-s r0t ele rA5 w-62es62y were
t211 - E2or to5ay. Re cd board be
ing ree.ec.-a win TIE sxrepOcr as y
MINER II - exr-nEixe crzrir.ee-
Ee Oius2crs a-orxea arye an tRref-
ate acs71z7cs \ q :as peace trezrF. tr-l
an impartial easn-cs-2ear @f the pro-
hz1 i-c-v a-ns-s1--er- AID 1as sef-.. -
ar Eay+5ge- szv.ag PEzl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Questions All Ready
for DR.. Olsen?

TIE 1-eSrna period ~ C.e AEgasA
Open tarun n t-e W7rtA-cp street
TsE<erHlssz church has a1vays
proved interesting. bur Z seems csr-
razn rhar aexs Sunday evening". mere
auesccns VII be asked rr. F-1erck
Olsen than AVE erer been 1-ed a. a
speaker n the hsss,y -& tins coE-
Eunzty enterprise
Dr. Olsen v<E - 7eza4 Car ~ tse
ir.sr-gaaQries that nay cnEe lis
ray sEGe-t Of vc-a6-w5Gs k1Gws-
e691 and reputation . keen cnSE-T-
eF of economic a11irs- ae = a nan
of remarkable ahislr--- L 26dsE1cn
20 tins he Ia Al eloquent crater and
q master = rAe.uysc- Fer ms address
he las chosen -Nex Windows u an
Old Wcr'6~ as his sIblec-
Just hox ed ,sss .crid IN. nobody
seems 70 know. +uEga Al kinds n
sz,esses have been made L 6s61'.
crHe . a1 end 1r wednesday as
many predicted and L III ao- So its
! AA;AA far EAay s0ns . caLE- S1-
with in great age- L seems Il need
q little -arnenL- new windows per
aap& and = nsW CO u paint Jas-
What these aLorAness- s-o-ia be.
D. Olsen win &xpsAl and ne VII al
Vance nis a-EMenfs way that =
surs % carry eDavscrieA
Fur fsuF yeasA- DR. Casen has ben
IN this country. Previous to Lha1 he
w1s eoanaeAe1 with forums and wal
eAre WORK n En9sand AL tte tine
he has hee1 . st25sns oS humanity
and the reaAtxea u Hers humans -
the aEzars aS TIE vr4G- Ee has
G1taered some v1.rahie lEsgrra -iun
, md he has received scHe impressions
and fsFmas4ced sums opi1iens thai
cannot f1I % - interesting and IL
srruec-v. For these reascns. L =
carrAin that another bug ccwd VII
b cE hand Sunday evening 10 aea-
this thts1 aAAsaas q re seaeon- Tae
dosF5 uf The cAurrh VII open ~ as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

caa-gs ot Lae grange cottage ~ The
zo1a N-2 Far su2Er--e1 he fos-
l1E-E repe--- Ez.azce II treasury.
81 55aa--sz- a. T. LA1e-ry aon6s. SaAt- STICK =
FA-1Ers C-ln.- ZAa: suocK - Pert
-z514 stare Ea9, War S2vEgs s-aIps,
80 Y aS--- s-S.sz-ss
Tie aa4a-ce a. TIE morning ses-
E1on Ct Thursday EAs E4Ts1 u re-
pCr-s f-vn the STATE 1epurass and
Miscellaneous business Taese would
have t1- LGlls -l-E-Est 12r -Ss gen
s-s4 EzSz-c- T-Sre Aas been soZ1S
cr31-c4sm af the lax Gf deputy gork
during -le past ye4- bGE r1.s IS
doubtless E-e u lce great coEs Of
-aFez1E- However = G--se proezzcss
cf tbs G-pa-@e1r cal do &C hA-I
TIE EEK pass words we're com
-u-ses-e9 10 the Pomona AID sr5-
ar'71za-e master gZSt previous 70 t.1s
-oo- recess As usual tins was 4
s-sre Ct confusion rs 20 attempt -
STRICT e-Es- Is maintained ~ this
Ter ended TIE -0r--g ses-
s.nr cf Thursday ard 4 recess NJ.
-zEE--
Thursday Afee-rsen
Tie first BUSINESS Ct TIE at.er2ccn
sesslcz Thursday Eg u ohse-ve
As-c-1-l srrvzces- As usual these
-1og1ss L. -Ae 6Ga1 were scisnn
and Impressive TIE ccuD4-see hsx-
Eg rs work n charge were Chap
kin a z Mcrse- II. < HAnaE
larry 3 LckA.- M-.- Edith Maess
z-a Mrs. Alice Dezle- A fewer va
pa I'D IN The altar fer every dead
member w.so lad served n any cI-
ga Ga2e-GI1y during lse year and a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

5elG a-e EE-y prominent Z : resc-
lElcn has = rad feature Z : Sooa
brought &C. a-d s--12-a-@L
By TIE -@e i reaches RE -e.-
be-s f1r = ECtA 11s-a ara tu- few
T1n GO Lot understand exzc-v what
i -s-1S No resc--10n mat hzs 4
lEgs- Il Las wood PIE" cz1 gel TT
ssrs
Resolutions that are introduced far
reference without 9eoacs 2-e - o-es
asEs- ID 1As proper cn-z- -11-a=
21c tszrg-1e6 cE- t1sca II -eaa- re-
rer. e u-s- zssGs The III body zsr-
z--y I2E@s -1e same vex z-s III
--z-Tsr = es-1e- 25o-r=c or k lei II
short -.sn-2-y Ia~ ---es .e-e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

a-G rsra this tie aanSssrx r,ezasx
Are- NJ czmz.sE
Essc<ssa sf oMes1
Ma e-ecEGa 4 cEcrx ccrxHms
practically al Wa6,e.tzy mcxr.-x
ssssao1 and II times rse renuauu -.
vT sUu-E L WAS ny no ueurs n
Ez1xcve- for nzny q to cs-6s1s.~~
10- ns-1zGz Ea1gre Is aAnas- me sa-.a
! 1-S1s IS eE@sgE1 here szsE There are
u -s-5--ias a1e S1-2s -1Ta1rzEs 5&zx al
s-A@s u great good sazzrs- rnere sss
a-=@- Ilc1 TAX through LIS season
q 2 eunrzeIs change IL the oerscrrzs
81 tie S-a+ ez1 cnz-ie.s changes u
Any parl24Es1z-y body ara net essy
10 lAxe Mary have Thought ,ssr \
12r-sr sAcr2d Ean6 n TIE head rf
r.-s orce- and a. frsr hsusE rnss would
seen - be rsgn- Eur who Arx
Ca1 Sa-s Master LnErscn = aat
20[ II -acI- es 8 . Azg a"-
= Is Al -1e people eyg II South
C12--a Ea- tai yOu- Il he happens %
Dc q 12- 1f Politician azd q sgs.-
-sss IA-- VT. those are s6e sssucz-
TIE 1zc- lsaz he Is = sa-er s-u
sla--A A-f hs u 4 good c1e II that
u lie l4a--Es TIA grange viii e
r.s1- a-olg Srusp~r2g w1za Brother
Thompson
Tie confs-1g Of the Etra Serrse
y sE-ss1ay afternoon vas ay -se Se-
gree rszl of TIE Penccscoe Pomona
II Al STATE grange meetings there
2-s s9XzTs sCns Etn VISA 70 take
-s sL5 degree tut a-s net esz--h5e
As -Eg have -cr -zAAz la PcEo-a-
y LII eeE-sa I. Is 70 meet I.sss
cases la- = Pomona meeting IS he'd
Isl o17re re opening ot -as s.E-r
degree u make them eligible On tAss
oc12S2o1- Is-o6sCCz officials were II
- --e shape Tie degree vas con-
1s-ree EPcc = large elass al6 .Len
c1-e -ze cor-ar--s of the Str, n
SAFE cag-se. Gpol several candidates
-1-s 1ooA The entire evening If
q @1-tslay and this vas lie Rcrk q
ne STATE grange officers. 7 goes
Without say1g TIA. Sz-e Master
Thompson = very accurate aid IL
2rssAve In this work and the open
Eg and E-aE-g Of It's meeting Is
a-vEgs - L-e SIKH degree Al TIE
Cr-s- sess1c-s ara hs;d u -se fourth
GRS-ee n ordsr L.a- subordinate
Eel9ers w1o hare nor taken ne
SKI Esg-es 1aT attend
re rs1Szg at tie cGcerT salaries
seszs Il be or5y -se co-ec, ra.-x.
TIE isoore- Is worthy II rs hl-e
2-G -EE salaries sare been -cc k~,
-hzre = IL soeG rs2sCn WY Al eE-
cE = the --a1ge should De compelled
Il pay GG1 Al Ee receives fsr -zTA-
LEg expenses T-s measure -e1
E---E universal approval at Al -As
f--=-c---es- -lzs ne high ccs1 at aT-
lE= IS 1se- partially sOivai tcr Lazs
11-sz
Tia we to- -hs oEcs-s VS. MT
announced E--l Thursday =c-r--
A. except o-e II EE3 Of -ne -z1c-
oEGlaE Ct Ire ol5 board were elected
Lecturer Q O Pwrnca of Bow
SO-a0- steward D Z Foster of
AE-z: assistant stewart 4 z
C-2~to-l lf 51E11o1- chaplain a
Z Morse q South Pa-s and treas
u--- L z A5Gz.a. q Greene. Il
were ra-=1-ctec- and .ae Tc1s vas
lzAs- n Secretary. OF course Ser
-e-z-y z H LlhcE cane n WIKI sy-
1T c1lC-s IS Es~-ai- Z & -s--E l0
- - regular ting VIZ E-G and IS
I1caa5 ugc- sS matter Of course Ut
EA Eezbe-x
a report # Z Z AE5:anr a.
1-s-s-- q TIE SZz-s grange gave
E~=a- s1T1sFz--n-. Il showed the or
E@r . be -E-e1e-1 G-z1Ea- cQr-
I'D E=-= Is -he -erc--
T-ezss-e-'s Se,c-t
The -=pC-T e Treasurer Z Z : 5rsl-
III q E-ee1e Presented -1escay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
CONY HIGH GIRLS PROVE
DOMESTIC SCIENCE STARS

TAa p. Il anmage,e science csaM
II Cnny E5xn school held y. enjcy-
able gathering II the school Wednes-
day x11eEDn0a waea the donestic Sci
eAoe ro@ w1s &Hsaeed aDr 4 din
nar pR1U- - DA3hexu ef TIE class
made cmpiste zrangsmentz and
chs a61zr served a dual purpose. that
- nr ot the training and at rhe
90e .me alorGsEg desiEaEf1l
.uAzA
The entire BIZ. q tzrs vas furnish
- BY TIE class. each sharing the a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

-aa Misses Marjorie V and A-
-nr---4 -ssev arrived az Laszr aoWe
ne ---v -e--sGzF for the Cnr1I-
mrs ---,s2vs Mss Marsore rsSUn-
~ A~- Lzsa-Ze Seminary AZ Al
-aa1a Mass and MISS AA<KSs
S-crs College Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Exes Lac1.e PrzazGa-

Uses L1caae PrnGA-
ss1zE z76 Irene Go1e-7ra vent
n rs zv z..es.ooz 70 Bru1s1A y
/. .rsa---s.-- --e C1-.ssEas house pa -
~ -olege- They were
,EiA1 - Mrs Sanford L -aSG
w 1-a7@rvrs IL ths Beta thsz3 =
~ z---y aouss party last evening aan
" - a1= II tire sossssss AZ
Aler= lance his e-er-G-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Z -a--s s-esebr. A-gzsra za-As u
s-+. -s-s-e-Nzx Fan. s1---e Theatre "a
a=-x -er- -4--sdzg Af-<rnooa -
,>-gs,--sz u : z-aet olA1ess TIP
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

- z1.4-aa-1s has been Iosc
s,-- --a hc.-s CT NJ and MrA- JACK
-r--.-a A. H. western avenue NJ.
CTR y 10 Aas been II WIN scs1
.. .=re-. = va---- alcEs nicely
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

L=se-- Savage CT Lazs city anc
Mss --@s~- Ca-oeria41- = nUrSe "a
-ss 3z-rSa General hosla
s4c----=5 - the hospital TcErscAE sHI
sur-sc.l treatment tar tonsiIafA
A.-ss a-plelna cf tass city Vas
.5-,--As -Au-sAsy nor surgical CsAa-
7-E--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

--z-1 A1zsEr-1- q Boston nas
--ra6 n re CRY &c PASS few cAss
Is 1ae sZes- 0f rs -e1aers -
me- 4tl.ertzn al Aer soEas On
~ s-ee-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

g-z Ca-a E-rTa an Mrs Cna
-a-5 ave -eru--ts 1c Es-- home u
rs = as1=- passing = lev Gays =
--a.'---=
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

rs Ese Basraeey has resigned
har -.s5cc IS waitress a. rns
-ag-. =7use, a.6 left THURSDAY 1oe
a.r ----e 81 C-o1o-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
AUGUSTA LOCALS

= .-s,-1erA MZsla la- IEErSC1s
49, r. Aur = s-agt s12y IN Portland
q 80 ne VII T-s-- r1@-1A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
STATE GRANGE
CLOSES YEARLY
SESSION, BANGOR

Bangor. Ne. Dec -AA. appeas FIR
the Arme.1a.s was made by stzas
Se1a.nr HoEa-d DaTiss Of Var
nours II n address III the closing
session af rhe ANNA, meeting IT rhs
Maine State Grange TODAY
The scus - the Armenian PEG
pie cries cut 10 America sr nesp" he
SAID America --E answer TIE cal
ef outraged humanity We ara sEI
SE hr0Iheys ksepeF- The resc-s St
tAe Armenian = or business, and
We mlsr give CUT hearts s-5 re-
sources % their reEEf We ElE RAJ
~ 10 the cali e Aruena's starving,
outraged penpls-
gifts " centuries aga. cannot We
fcd n oEr hearts this Christmas sea-
sen r-e willingness To g-Ee II or
possEssi0Es 70 these our distant
hrefh~e- the descendants CT those
rsecpse w.o kept RE first Christmas
that they VINO have cherished the
teachings IF ChrisT1arsry through ali
tas ages may be saTaG for Lle sen-
cit Ct mankind ="
IAErsdzy DnFHxlE rhe sfase
GFzngR opened n the Fourth dEzTAe
and Afs=r The reading adopting af
the minutes g the prsy1sES day, the
reports ef committees were Ii orser
Many Ct these ware f-aR PuDnna
masters One and al speak ef the
Erey7A and Increased fassgesr in
rheE monthly Eaee1zaE and the
work EAar they sre doing fer tie Ep-
building of the order.
TERs Is rhe big day f0r \ food ~
committee reports zad some of these
ARE more or ieH fantastic Others
are very impurtznf and dszD1nd m
slant action Then cczes q sharp
dascHsxsca azd tina merits o. fAazf-gs
0f rhe proposition ara sesxa SyDngar
into szroag reasef There are
many fine 6shaeers hens snd amSax
thess szeh mez as T. T. CszH1rs IL
WsasarnD zaa A. r Hcwes sf Plsls-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Ms Nancy NsEaI PASSED AVA
-1--szay morning II This c1-y. asel
g years sls -0-las- Tie -e-az-s
vi Re 1zks1 Io Wl-71 tbs @or---r
F1ne-a- services El- lie led SatEr
day, Dec % IL W5.tc--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Msss L-cT LazcaEe- a-rvez u -AE
s.r -sE-s6ar ae-er-ecr- coMr- f-r-
S.~ YORK were s1e aaz see- 1zk1ns
MINIS -1<- vi. Eer brother, " VI
Lancaster
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
LOCAL NOTICE

: - v5E believer II tn 1p
Haie' = net OPEN EoCR EYEe a1A
T-c1eSs zS-acse performed N s1s
NJ Z 5aT. N the simplest vaJ AZ
-]cca Saturday P. NJ. n 1AEksS
s7@47s 5se GGaac 1eet uf innense aA0e
", &c prrvez as harmless . tn su-
1E- body As = ~ezsei - FsaAad
sp-1g wa.=r Everybody t1Sssad q
Sss t-r themselves II you thank -
II 7rHtactzf fram HFe hF1ng asa1G
F1E- supposed pro ~sc11sn AnA 49,
Ra7s : -1z,s REAL rFuferrsea- ~
Hinr= expensive Feuf aVpas1rzD -
.-zg- Ta4s 1nv.1zrasn m 0PEG 70
t- WORLD Nathsng - sau -
9~e- raa minutes af y01r uDs
listed 2a-emher- MarlEsf sE44re
Z, G eoeK Saturday p. Il
is>---54--.-
-ss-az sale aprolzA. 0oA
h@s a-so rEnEage saze, csotA1nS
= k-1a& CaElan4Gns OF the Ur-
= 'sei1ea Cross haa- Dec a n T.
- s. P. II aecanW
Pa. - 1Rr-s ssar III cantls1e uaf1
ti;-aS. II Stale srroe-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

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eus : E1-c1 tbs pook about G2e
-Lz- a--a Lex s1-T= 1-z-zras 80
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a resolution prx puse1 ty E-2-z :
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I'd S-A1es S,s--a1s INK a-g-e1--s n
pesce treaty --G AZ believe u @l--2
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seex Z 9-ecL and s-sa-2a= l9a@-E
~..a G,-rzazy 4ae @4-- l)e-4ea- L.
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Europe ara L : desperate p--e--- a
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14
Don Robinson Lands in New York.

Don Robinson. PcndIeton boy WHO IS
a member OF the radio corps of the
United States navy, landed yesterday
in New York, according to a tele-
gram received last night by his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Robinson. He
reports that he has no chance for i'm
mediate discharge Don, who has
been absent from the United States
for the past four months while with
his ship on the east coast of South
Africa, says in the telegram that New
York is "some burg He plans t.
see Harold Brock, another Pendleton
boy, who is aboard the u $. Philip
pines. In New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14

Marvel l.. Watts, manager of the
Preston Shafer Milling CO., of Athena,
is in Pendleton today to attend law
case in which he is interested. Mr.
Watts was elected president of the
Umatilla County Pioneers Association
at the picnic at Weston last week and
is one of Athena's largest wheat grow
ers. He is also director in the First
National Bank there. His ~brother
Homer I. Watts mayor of Athena and
prominent practicing lawyer there, is
also in the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14
VIII Make Home in Seattle.

Mrs. w J. Benson and daughter,
Miss Grace Benson. will leave tomor-
row for Seattle. where they will make
their home Miss Stella Benson and
Miss Mabel Crowner will accompany
them but will return after spending
two weeks vacation in Seattle Mr..
Benson, and sons, Glen and Harry
Benson. left last week by auto for
the new home In Seattle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14
Auto Trim from weston TO Lehman.

Four auto loads of Weston people
formed a motor party which passed
through Pendleton today, going to
Lehman Springs for a weeks camping
trip. Those who are making the trip
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lester O'Harra, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Culley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newt O'Harra. Hamp Booher, Marion
io'Harra. all of Weston. Gilbert Jones'
Of Pendleton, and Mrs. !. ]. Davis of
Spokane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14

The Rev james Warde, Baptist
minister at Edgarton. West Virginia.
is having a hard time convincing soma
Of his friends there that he is telling
the truth about the Round-Up. "They
think / am an awful liar" he writes
in request for pictures that he may
show to his doubling friends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14

Leo J. Fix and c. J. Fix today en-
tered suit against Dan c. Gibson and
George HALEY to collect $87 alice 4
due for wood sold the defendlhta by
the plaintiffs. They are represented
by Raley. Raley and Steiwer and H.
j.. Warner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14
Baker Hotel Changes Hands.

The Geiser Grand hotel. at Baker,
was sold yesterday to B. f. Leach, of
Portland and the new owner will take
over the business Monday, June 16.
#. T. Mittmer, who has owned the ho-
tel for ~ years. will take a long motor
trip to the east with his family before
returning to Baker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14
RescrvatiOn Indians Wed.

Frank Il. Johnston and Annie Hair.
reservation Indians, were married
early this afternoon by Justice of the
Peace Joe II. Parkes. on their Ii
cense. issued today. the age of the
groom is given as 2S and his occupa-
tion that of farmer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14

Tho annual Flag Day exercises of
the Pendleton Islks lodge will be held
tomorrow at p. m. at the Elks build
ing, with the local d. A. RS coop
Grating with the 3. p. o. Els. The
public is invited to attend the exercis-
es. BY the calendar, today is Flag
Day. but the program was schdeuld
for Sunday to give everyone in PEN
pleton an opportunity to attend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-14
Grain outlook Disseminating.

A trip out along the road west of
town presents a very discouraging out
look for the grain raiser this season.
says the Pilot Rock Record. OF the
many hundreds of acres sowed to
wheat last fall, very few will harvest
more than little hay. The ground
seems to- be unusually dry, and the
hot winds of the past few weeks have
burned the grain badly. Some barley
looks very good and will yield fairly
good, but II is feared the wheat will
be sad failure. A little to the south
OF the Ukiah road it has a better ap-
pearance. but is not what 1t should he
by any means, A good. drenching rain
within the next few days would save
much of the grain from complete loss.
Other News of Pendleton on
Pare 6 today.