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GUARDARAN SILENCIO
Los mi!itares de Carranza no
contestarGn al manifieS-
to de Oregon

CIUDAD DE MFXICO. JUNO l2.-
Con iN<istercia habia cj-culado el ru-
nor dc que los cencra',,s DC Carran-
"a celehrarian ura iunta. a fin De
tratar en- ella Ia forma correcta d.
Contestar Ia inyitacion cue su compa-
nero Aware ObreCon les hace en- c!
manifesto pihlicado 4 CuiSa dc pro
grama. con motivo dc su candi!atn-
ra a la Presidencis &C la Republica.
In Dcriodico dice Que habiendo 81
do ertrcvistado n de los cltado>
jcfes. cuvo ronbrr no da a conoccr.
4Stc eXpres0 Que no tendria lugar d.
cha iunta. en- vista dc que t]crrinar-
temente 10 rrohibc Ia ordenanza del
cjercito. Y 7onc en- boca de csc mi
'itar carrancista las siguicntes pala-
bras:
-DcSde ell momento en- cue nos
rcurimoS para tratar de nuestra actl-
tud frentc a IN programme de ca.
ractcr netamentc politico, fattamoS
a las p-cvenciones &c IA citada or
dcnanza. Y. en- tai case. nos cXpone-
NOS a 10 que Ia misna orCena Sobre
FL particular. Nuestro deber es solo
defender al ~obierno Y Ia integridad
dc Ia n%acion. en- case que SC yea anne
nazaua.
Con respecto a la po!itica. tenc
mos 81 dsrecho que ticnc cuaiouier
ciudadano: el Ge remltir nucstro vo.o
lih~ementc on favor del candidato
quo mas nos convenga, a Ia hora de Ia
clecci6n".
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HISTOElA.

r,,.,s,os Nli.s-r GcIjcs0os-Gur-TS ne
indrpcndcncia : Invasion Ho7'e-Am1 q
IA. Dos tones 10,
E.,,o-rs de Grecla. dsdc los ;:"npos ne
ToIccs naStt = TSc
II.s;or,a Pa,rrs. POr dor Jas'' SER "
H@s,c-a ds Mexico. por don LUIS PEREZ
Tcrdia-Comyrendc desdC I~ 2T'TneroS
,icrpo> hasta a caiGa dc4 ScSn"o' :, m
i-.c~vrn-,n7 g Iupcrlo. CcC Saiac"
,ya-rr-Cu E-ancss 'o-nos. eaeuS- :.
,r---Gos 81 tea
N,--a-Io-ss Hls.6-caS NeNIca7sS-t -aci-
Iavs7Gas-Obrl icsunad' a
-.r,rv.- . .r1ts-r.cnto .st-Ic 60 c. cora
-, d. ros hl,cs re Mexico, IiGstraoa cor
--aharg. .r--r.-
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DICTIONARIES CASTELLANOs.

Lsnpano rust-ado- -DicrionaT.o cnc'c.o7e-
dico de "a lcnSus c4Stcii2nz. Dor y. Icn-
zls- Dc n R~>a. lIStracc con -
g-abEGcs. SO rs.-atos. - -r1ras.- ca
cuaGros IL 5aadc-aS. .a5Es DC. SlsteTa
Ne,r1rC. Co6=o ln-c-7ac'ona! 10 Sc"a.
les. etc. Un -omo pasta tea S-.et
D,ceicna-Io Complete de IA LcrSua E%7a-
nola. ,v~ VI Rcc-tEucz-NavaS ; tarTaN-
CO. CcHucac c,cHtO ye.n,C mi fncsS a.
pI:catas ) defj-jdzs y - dc !" s-i-siona-
20, mas completes &c \ Cn-Ga. N To-
mo de 1900 n4GgnaS. encuadeTnaeioH &c a,
q. "A Ie-zua CaStciana- ~
n Lose Alerra0y.-Fc-ra IN Follrnen ee
r-ss ,a-rnSS Y contisn> tcGaS .S Voc"s
de- plrciona-io De "a Academia VENT
-ir-o Nil arc-1-4nIsncS. 0li'nce uu -
rs.,snss. a-csisrnoS y nsooS1SnoS. NJ
-.-osas bcucioues lacnaS Y eAIAn-S7As
e. Pasta flHs ~
p,s,,o7a-io Popular De "A L"3GH2 Ca5'e.a-
-Ts,-,o1 Minerva. Jul'stnO Y mEF
r~a.,ico. In iomo. smpSstaao en- &C.: %.
:nElsSa
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Ia Leg dc AmPGro

rue conclude ci estudio dc la Ley
Organica dc los Tribunales del Fuc-
TO Comun Y sc procedio a iniclar eI
debate dc la ley dc amparo.
FL Prosecretario Bolio impugno cl
articulo Is Y propuso que en- el case
de Unprecedented de amparo, sc in
~cluyeran las rcSolucioncs dictadas
por la Junta dc Conciiiacion Y Ar
b~itraje, que haSJa el presente han
Qucdado buriadaS d causa dc las dis
posicicnes de la j~usticia federal.
-"Si entire las imprccedencias que
dan incluidaS las sentencias de las
Juntas de Conciliaci6n,-dIjo Bolio,
-Quedara garantizada csa victoria
rcrolucionaria Y quedaran asegura,
das tambicn. las conquiStas cue trac
consigo la novisima Ley del Trabajo,
que tantos desvelos ha causad0 a la
Representation N~ac:onal.'
Amado TrcIo. dijo quo Ia demanda
dc Bolio cs Scncillamente absurda,
porquc cS impossible c~xcluir los ia
los de las juntas de Cancellation Y
Aroitrajc dc que fueran rcvisados
por la Supreme Corte dc Justicia tic
la Na"ion.
Per maycria dc ciento cuarcnta vo-
tos sc aprob6 la ley. siguiendo cl de-
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rez V Sofia Aurora Gutierrez: Sritas.
.Ahumada; Rosita Palomares; Angel
ia Sisto del Rio: Herlirda Aispuru;
Sritas. RrikncG; c. Larriva. NJ. Cam
va; Emilia VOOLFOLK Sta. Lopez Y A.
Davila .-Sres: Ismacl Ruiz; NJ. Or
tiz; j. Saldamando; LaI iva; j.
Moreno: A. Joffroy; G. Ruiz; f..
Antill6n, DR.. A. Wallace; NJ. Proto;
A. Ortiz; F. Ahumada; J. Mortijo;
NJ. Lacana; C. ~Richadson; Z. Che
moweth; D. Mirelcs; G. Voolfolk;
Michelena: A. Parcces: A. Ortiz; y.
Aviles; A. Sandoval Jr., P. Hem
brick; f. Legiew; F. I~rastorza; S.
Escalada; A. S~uarez; Drigoryen; A.
Monteverde; R. Aguilar; NJ. Month
10; R. Lacarra; Jubera; A. Davi,a Y
=. SaiaZar.
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oBSAS DE RELIGION.

Ancora dc Sa'yar'on -s''''
R,bE, de sos SIuos. po= c. Padre Saraet-
Dhra Ilustr4Ga coa --ahaGos y IN nAPA
&c a Terra Santa ~.
C.,,.,;-o Dc. Padre RIpaHt2 -.....-.-.. Tvs
C1teci.uo H3s,o-IcC. pcr tlcIEy-.-.-. ~
ConuIyadcr General &c
C,t.c.sro Ge Fcscverancta .--...-....S-.ev
Devoe,onarlo de LavS.c. auneHtado con
= Seraana Santa. Nis:;as a Sanusl-
mo E5--c:cio DsarIc. ct ..... -.-.. go
Doyo,ion &C los S.c;e Dcming"S De san
= Gen,o del C1suaalsmo. po- Chsteu-
h-7nd-He--csas iS-v.ras 7a-z q no
"a Edcion 0eaueutc r~inst-aaa %
F,,osof1a Elemental. por Balmcs SIS
l. ,ns.aei61 &c Csls;c. por hemTs oo'
l. Ma-,igcs. O 9. ulunfo ds r. 2csE.on
rr,s:.ana. gcr Caa,esGD7aaG-Oo-s P-o-
fusamea,c uUsu-aaa
reaucno LavaIc. Pasta tea ......... SOC
Peeucno L4.alc Dc Oraeiones -....... @'e
yi6s de Nuestro Seno- Js-c-sto y de a
san,lssr4 v,rzen. Ior C-o'Sse'.....-. zoe
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CERCA De 10000 JUDIOS
ASESINADOS EN- POLONiA

LONDRES. JUNO Eel numero
de judios aSesinados en- Rusia H2gun
81 diario I2vestia que resuita n al-
toridad en- matcria cstadiStica. G. CO.
no Sigue: en- Fc,chctyn 5000: Ell
2hitemir 10000: en- TepIeck. $4,000
' $50 en- GNruch. E.staS notlciaS han
s!do recibid#s por la via inalambrica.
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H~ISTORICAS.

~ So GO Nayc.-Mcno-las dc "A intsrEeN.
G6n fra0cesa- Con EraoaocS
" --..-o ,7..-s- $50
u va sac Caica-Ersotsos hss,orieos
dc la reyolueIon maGcr'stS
10. Iasu-Senvas-Rc!4tos de Z 'nSGTree.
croa co-t-a ESpa7a SD
Memorials d IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O., o.
h cpccA 4" IA RctornA 80
S.~e-to,. = CalG:Lo-EpISodIos DC nueS;Ea
Guerra Lc Independence --..-
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IOBRAs DE UTILlDAD PRACTICA

Cu.uyo DC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aIo, beta
oaL. cceoIa, ~cc.:iloT. n-SC. pe7'ao. elt. >--''
Elcnen;os Jc Mcoaaica.- rucrza. moEi-
m,srlo. rcsiS,enesas, m%guInas simple.
eGu:i,oric. dcnSIdAd. &c. -.--.----- ooc
Il MedIco de !a5 FaniIaS.-M4aua teor!-
co practice dc HcIIcIUs. =. a!cance de
coioS. u toC1o tcla SIS
q L,bro &C las MaGreS.-Oora muy UuI.
po- los que FrucGEa a las
madreS o. faGiL!a Para cG0T.'t 81 AL
rusca mission de iorma- ) eCacsE a los
h:i- ooc
Qua Complete del Amansador &c CsOs.los
Ia Medicinal Observation-Disclosures scnci-
los y iaci!es PARA combaur tvuS riasc &c
cnfe-necsGes y Academies eoc
- TrrGadc-a CIsncia dc CGrar. Ira
fam.cuy0 ratU-tsts noGerno y 1'ogo
Gr coaoccr las cuicrmcIaGcs 20 IA
expression cri roS.ro. In tcT'o tcAa $i.Vv
MAMA! del EoSoncrO MaGGinlsta. por Cou-
dc-..-Ja yolumcu tea 5l..J
Nanua. Dc "a C-Ia de GaII.aS ......---SL--o
Nj Quin,cn.os Se,--,cs del Ho=ar-Coiec-
clor &c rc-~jas p~ractlca- para "A ilnpic-
"a dc enzr-cs CGraessIcu>, tc.sz = EeSt-
&C. cCwpos;Ura &c roTaS y 0o-stos 20
caco-. hygiene. &C. .....-.....-.... oVc
Manual Ge GS.OS ac Psicd ..S-.eV
Secre.os ds d Ns;u-aicza--l.brc dc gran
uuI:oac en- cl hoEar. por Ia sGmA le re-
ce.aS = cussHSnz2S cue co7ue7c .S-"-S
Recc.a-ro dc Medicine Do1fcS,:ca.-Lo!ec-
con Dc -ece:as para toLas !as ca!c--n"-
GaGcs- T. mc.or ..b-o re r,cd!clna popu-
Ia ou- = IA 7ga.icado. u ;omo rc.a. 500
Hygiene DC! Mat-inonio.-El ibrc dc los
csrC~uS. ?cr CI D.. Fc-cIrs. &c 4 Lcai
Academia d. Medicinal je BARCELONA. IN
tCmo tcla -...-----.-- -s-'vV
Mama &c Ccmc-cJaais y Epsz;c.ar'o Co.
rue-r.al-U5r& U~ti.IsIE2a para tcda per
SOFIA dc re-oEloS QUO
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PAGARAN A LOS PROFE-
r DE VERACRUZ

EERACRUZ. JUNO l0.-Aiguna
esperanto han conacbido los ~profcso-
res dc este puerto con las rccientes
declaracioncs del .Ayuntamiento. De
Que les serian pasados sus suelGos a
mas tardar en- los prinaeros dias de
Ia decena proXima.
Los profcsores pusicron un telcgra-
ma al Gobernadcr del Estado. supli-
candoie interpusiera SUI valiosa in
fluencia a fin de que les fueran Gu
biertos Sis sucldos. va que desde H.
mes del pasado mes no han recihido un
solo %centavo.
FL goberrador les contesto en- SEN
lido favorable
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Corpendio De Grammatical Castsilsna. seSun
IA Academia. por To-o y & rncz........ SOC
~Compcn6lo de Grammatical CaStellans, Gc-
o.. And. Is BeLo SOc
E,emsntos de- GramAtics, por Hc-ranz.... DC
Grama;ics CasteilSna. con arreSlo a IA ne
Ia Real Academia, por HurjSa. Agmrn-
tada cen trataIos &c OrtcS-afis y Pro-
soda. In tome tcla ..-.--..----.-.. Sl.25
G=amatica de Ia Real Academia Espsnoia.
Ultima cdicior Official 1926
y-cntu2rjo de Or;ografia &c "A Lengua
Cas,eIIans ............... ........... soc
Prontuaric d. Con!ugaci6n. . los deg mil
verbos rSS.cIlanoS.-EGIcicn rcto-mada Y
aunenla6a .St.3
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Cuando ncceSita libros en- espanol
diriJaSe a lgracio L. LoZano. lis y.
Santa Rosa. A"c., San Antonio. Tex.
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lDlOAikS.

Z Vcrdaderz Maestro Dc France7-Cn 70.
mo rIsica SA''
pIecionaI % de lnclss J Esratol. &c bEls'.so.
Pasta de Nr-c2lIna -...-----.-.- fVc
Dlcclora-io &c Ia..es = Espanol. dc bcLSIlo.
Pasta Dc pei eSS
nncc!cnar-o ds laEics y EsDanol. po- Age
Ii y NCLauShIn--El aslo- = mas com
rfcco de ,os puUhcaGos hasc2 81 diA- Con-
t~re las vo-eS mas rlOdernaS On aries.
rser-ias . .aiust-laS. las 7cepcIoneS ne
rr~4-a. Para rES4- y sScrlo.r aU'o"'
iaionas- &C. In Sraeso To!unen emFas-
e Ins!ss sin Nasst-c-Nstodo practice
ra-s aprcnde- En- yein.s l~ecciNCeS q id.c-
ma lncles. son "a prcaunclaci-n NSrsa-
ca en castc.lano. CoH'Is7c. atcna5. d.
d vs-SrS models para cs--IeI- tc1a cas-
&c co--es?cndeac,a. \ = rust'sA va5e so
EnpGs,ado en .sLa '>I.o'
G-ams,.ea Practice - "a ieE-ua iaz.esa;
IA -,-,o- cora -z-A = esrGi,o grammatical
&c. idiona .2s.es- Tn voiusncn pasta
'Hta -.....-.-.. ..'..'
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10 s4<J7~ rotc-riou ~ ss g"HsIo.-irn loS en-
r-S.cGos ~ isur. 4: 500 rGSC u,t0.J
Manual d A=-tc.ilGre : Gaaacesis.
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Nz1ua! Ge Al0aUsS-Ga.
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Mamma &c. Cohctcsy ; fo.vo-1Sta.
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Na.n.l &c. UesJ,lsGo- LIcoClS.a.
...-4al DE- k.er;ri-Idad-
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G-ammaI-s Sy7tneu1ue e -ac.I.c q. :"
IigRGS De LECTURA.

Lanzu. EsTsEnoic. Por Iorc y Come o..
fText0 frances --......- S"0'
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.Peiigro dc qVedGrsc san ley

Pero entonces el Lie. Trejo, juris-
consulto veracruzano. dijo que Sc en-
contraba en- este diiema: o aproba-
ban la ley Y como la reformo el
Senado Y Ell tai case habria ley, o
81 Sc rechazaba algun articu'o cl pro
veto tcrdria Que ser reconsideradU
por cl Senado Y tornaria a Ia CANA
ra de niputaGos Y entonces proba-
pIemente ~volveria a no haber Icy. y.
nadio QUE Ia ComiSion estaba repre-
Scntando IN papcl POGO airoSo Y que
Sc veia en- cl case de accptar teoriaS
que no eran de ella, y cue por 10 tan
to ell unico recurso de salvation que
nuedaba era cl que sc apoyara cSa
ley.
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OBRAS DE EDUCAClON

e AaEe, del HoSar-Lib7o primers &C lee
tG-S. ga-a r-naS Sec
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Angel csl HoSar ov'
e Amigo de los NIncs, por SansteT--.-- -0t
Ensenanzs SimultaHca. por Matte ------. Soc
L!oro Prinzrio de Lsctura y EScTlturs.
por Andrs OSuna fSe
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&etodo dc cscritu-a-l>ctu-a. Pc- RseSs-
men. con aphcacion de- fonc.lsno )
IA uarcha analiu"o-SIntetIca .-.---.'. o;oU
Sarriila DUnero I -Se
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Mani.vit numrro " tec
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Gees I'd. sap-r ,7Cles en- dicz dias ----
.Ouis-e 10. sacsr frances en die taS.. 8
.Ouier- "a. sz5er ltaLaao en- dles o'7S =. :
Lih-o P-lne-o ae IEE,cs Y EsParoi.....-
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MENICO. D. F.. JUNO l5.-Ayer
quedo terminada la discussion de IA
Ley Organica de los Tribunales del
Fuero Comun en- el Distrito y Terri
torios F~ederalcs, quedandoSe sin vo-
tar cl articulo segundo transitorlo.
Il articulo tercero, tambien tran
s~itcrio, dice que: Los Juzgados CO.
rreccionalcs Y Memories que sc supri'
man. remitiran les c~Xpedlentes d!
Juez de la catcgoria correspondence,
para que este haga la Distribution
rcspectiva." Lo impugno ell dIputado
Vil!a!oboS, cuyo febril acento no pudo
dominar e influenciar a los diputados
que Sc encontraban en- amena charla
los unos cen los otroS. Por 10 que
Sc cree. Nillalobos trato de demoStrar
que este prccepto era inutil entera-
mente Y que deberia de r~echazarse.
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pate en- 10 particular Y capitulo por
capitulo, segur 10 Gispuso la Asam-
blea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
Brace UP.

Stomach trouble often makes one
despondent. 1t hits man where he
lives, saps his strength and energy and
makes him feel like giving up. Give
him a few doses OF chamberlain's
Tablets TO improve his digestion and
loosen up his bowels and in most cases
recovery is prompt and he is soon feel
ing well and happy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
FIRST WITNESS SCORES
STEEL STRIKE TACTICS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The steel
industrys "open oppression of labor is
a rotten apple of the industryal situa-
ton" Chairman Fitzpatrick, of the
strikers committee told the senate la
Dor committee. He was the first wit
ness in the hearing authorized by the
senate Tuesday when it passed the
Kenyon resolution. "Just as a rotten
apple will contaminate an entire bar
rel, so the steel industry is doing to
the entire labor. situation" he declar-
ed. He said that is the reason why the
steel industry must be organized now.
Bad conditions in the steel industry,
he asserted, were used to prevent bet
ter working conditions in other occu-
pations.
Fitzpatrick told of the Staying of
Mrs. Fannie Snellings. He said it
was done by the mill guard. adding
that is the system of terrorism they
(the steel companies) use. They made
an example of Mrs. Snellings to put
fear of God in the heart of the strik=
ers."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
In Our Model Sanitary Basement
ECON OMY

Margaret Shotwell is attending college
at Monmouth.
Mr.. Gordon Shotwell left Thursday
fora Corvallis where he will resume
his Junior work at the o. A C.
Dr. C. o. wainscott has ordered an
x-Ray apparatus similar to the type
used in many overseas hospitals and
which is expected anytime now.
Mrs. Lucy Merritt and son William
departed this week after weeks
visit here for the east where Mrs.
Merritt VIII spend the winter in Michi-
gan and New York and William will
take a three year course in a Mining
school in Houghton, Mich. He re-
Gently returned from France where
he was in the service for a year and
a half.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Kellogg who left
here about two years ago for Copila,
Chill have returned and are now visit
ing at the straw home.
Russell Chamberlain returned home
Friday from Minnesota, where he un-
derwent a serious operation by Mayo
Bros, for troubles acquired during
service in the Army,
The Hermiston Auto Co, opened
its doors Monday in their spacious new
garage.
Mr.. Louis C. Garner and Mr.. Al
fred Groom will leave on No. IL
for Portland where they
will both enter North Pacific Dental
College"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
STANF|ELD COUPLE is
Welded IN PENDLETON
fEast oregonian Specially

STANFTELD, Sept 2e.- Miss
Georgia Mccoy and Victor Martin
were married in PeDdieton last Thurs
day. Only near relatives being pre-
sent. Mrs. Martin is the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Mccoy, and
is a most charming young lady. Mr..
Martin is one of the prospecting young
business men of this city. The happy
couple left for few days honey
moon, they will visit Mr.. Martins
parents at Toppenish. Wash, and will
be at home to their friends in this city
after October 1.
Mrs. Charles Hoggard is entertain
ing her mother Mrs. Charles Tom and
her aunt Mrs. Mary Venamon of The
Dalles.
Hukh Kyle returned Wednesday,
from Salem where he attended the
State Fair.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nudo, was buried last Tuesday.
The Rev. j. T.. Faucet administered
the last sad rite. the bereaved parents
have the sympathy Of their numerous
friends.
Robert Faucet left Sunday for Cor
wallis where he will attend the o. A.
c. for the coming year.
Stuart Barrager left Friday for Eu-
gene where he viii enter the Univer-
sity OF Oregon.
Miss Jennette Milinor of New York
City who has been visiting at the home
of her niece Mrs Rex Sanford for tho
past three months left for her home
Wednesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

Mrs. E. r. Ripley of Spokane is
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs. E. S. Severance.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Yates have re-
turned from three weeks eastern
trip
Congratulations are being bestowed
on Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pruitt, on the
arrival of a fine baby daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fulton are be-
ing felicilated on the arrival of a baby
girl. Mrs. Fulton and children are in
Astoria.
E. P. Ripley who has been at the
home of his daughter Mrs. e. 8.
Severance for the past two months
returned to his home in Spokane
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hole spent
Thursday and Friday in Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs Rex Sanford and son
Milinor are spending the week in
Portland.
Miss Georgia Miller of Spokane was
in town for a few days.
D. B. Snyder a Pendleton insurance
man, was in town Wednesday.
NJ A. Mohr of Hood River has the
contract of packing all the apples for
the fruit growers association. He has
Just finished installing the machinery
in the packing house and has a crew
of Ia expert packers. They starteo
packing Tuesday and will have about
three months work.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. III. Buchholy for
mer residents Of Stanfield but now Of
Portland were here for few days
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Rumey of
Portland spent Sunday here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

money which you have sent me and
which has arrived here. 1t is a great
pleasure for me to have some news
Of you which permits me to know you
little better.
l can give you nothing in return but
I pray for your health and your hap-
piness and 1 send you, with all my
thanks, an expression of my respect
full sentiments.
My little daughter Claire joins with
me in thanking you and she keeps a
profound remembrance for you al
ways.
MADAME VAN EECKE,
2 Rue Newton, Lille.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
EAST OREGON|AN
SPECIAL NEWS
OF UMAHLLA CO..
HERM|STON STUDENTS
LEAVE FOR COLLEGE
(East oregonian Specially

HERMISTON, Sept. 2s.-Mrs. e.
II. GeaFy returned to Portland yes
terday after a short visit with her
parents Col and Mrs. ]. f. Mcknight
Mr.. Tom Campbell Jr.. was here on
a short visit last week with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Campbell. He ex-
poets soon to leave for China.
Mr.. and Mrs. George RaShill for
iner residents of Hermiston but now
of Vancouver. spent last ween here
renewing acquaintances
Miss Enid Waterman has taken
position as bookkeeper for the Her
mission Cooperatice Creamery. Mr..
IT, A. Hobbs having resigned his po-
sition here to take clerical position
with largesbusiness concern in Port
land.
Miss Dorothy Ross and Miss Flea
nor Casserly left Saturday night for
Corvallis, where they will take up
Home Economics at the College.
Miss Emily Shotwell and Irwin
Shotwell left last week where they
will attend McMinnville College. Miss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
EXPORTERS OF BRITAIN
BECOMING SUSPICIOUS

TOXIC. Sept. 2s-"British Ex-
porters have adopted an altitude Of
suspicion toward Japanese business
men--s noticeable change from the
former friendly feeling-according to
Kojl Inouye. big mining man who
returned today from a trip through
England and America. ''In America"
he said, II was courteously extendeo
many rare chances for inspection, but
In England the doors were closed to
:ne despite many letters OF introduce
ten" IA :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
CITY TAKES RULE OF
PLANT DURING STRIKE

EDMONTON, Alta, Sept. 26.-The
city today took over the power plant
that public utilities might not be
paralyzed, the owners having refused
to work the plant due to rejection of
request for increased rates by the
public utilities commission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
The Finest Stocks Best Merchandise
Await Y0uH uLPAou urNoxro swnLB RLr
MORE NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS CAME
IN YESTERDAY
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The railway
strike will become effective in Bri-
tain tinght, If is officially announced
today by union leaders. The state
ment that today's conference of gov
ernment officials and union represen-
tatiyes failed to reach an agreement
accompanied the statement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
FRENCH MOTHER THANKS
LOCAL BENEFACTORS FOR
"ADOPTING" LITTLE GIRL

Mrs. f. T. Wade received today
from Madame Van Eecke, of Lille.
France the following letter of appre-
citation for Mrs Wade's kindness to
little Claire Van Eecke who was adop-
ted by Mr.. and Mrs. Wade. Follow
ing is the letter:
Dear benefactress:
Permit me to thank you for the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
A Repeater.

He: You know love you-will
you marry me?
She: But, my dear boy, refused
you only a week ago.
He: Oh, wha that you ?-London
Opinion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

MADAME VAN EECKE,
2 Rue Newton, Lille,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

Recuperation-there is not so much
in the ordinary vacation as there Is
in single bottle of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which refreshens the tired
blood, sharpens the dulled appetite,
restores the lost courage. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla this summer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
Harp or Pitchfork?

Host: wont you try a piece OF my
wife's angel-cake?
Guest; VIII 1t make an angle OF
me?
Host; That will depend on the kind
of life you have led!-London Bilghty.