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New-York tribune., 1919-02-15
Coler Outlines Vast
improvements in All
OF City's Hospitals
Tubercular Institution To Be
Increased TO 1000 Beds;
Community Stores and
Care of Children Bettered

New York's tubercular hospital, at
Sea View, Staten Island, will become
the largest of its kind in the United
States and one of the best equipped
IN the world, within the next six
months, Bird S. Coler, Charities Com
missioner, announced yesterday. Build
ing operations, made possible by the
close of the war, viii increase the
capacity of the hospital to 1900 beds
In spite of war conditions" Com
missioner CoIer said, this hospital has
so Increased its efficiency in the past
year that it is now rated All by the
State Board of Charities whereas
year ago Its rating was second class.
The Department of Public Charities has
worked very hard to overcome the diff
flcultles Of war time, and now that eX-
pert help and expert equipment are in
the open market again we expect to
accomplish mum ber of things for the
departments improvement on a large
scale.
For instance, we are going to ex-
tend the system Of community stores
IN the city's hospitals. 1t was formerly
the custom TO grant concessionaires the
privilege OF operating stores for hos
pital patients. This has been done
away with, as has been the equally un-
fortunate practice of 'runners' from
tne OoSpltalS TO make purchases TOR the
patients. Of course, the runners had
10 be tipped by the patients and had to
be watched by the authorities for such
offences as smuggling liquor.
Several months of operation by the
community store at Sea View shows a
net profit of $4,000, in spite of the
fact that the goods handled were sold
below the market prices. The profits
are used BY the patients to buy such
things as moving picture outfits and
pianos Auto rides for the children
and other community benefits also
have been furnished through this
means.
"A similar store has been in opera
ton three months at Blackwell's Island,
and before long each city hospital will
have a self-supporting, cooperative in
stitution Of this kind.
"Another great reform already insti-
tUted Is the new system Of handling
children, through the children's clear
ing house at Blackwells Island. There
each child s carefully tested by dent
lists and physicians before being put
in any institution or boarded OUT Be
fore the child goes to Blackwell's Isl
and, the Health Department thoroughly
examines him or her for contagious
diseases. When The new clinic for clas-
sifylng mentally defective children is
put in operation soon, the system will
be even more thorough, and the chances
for making mistakes in the disposition
of any case Will be reduced to a min
imum"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

El ST.. Gandia Cordova en- el
Ateneo.
Importante Conferencia.

En- los salones del Ateneo Sc lie
v0 d fectO anteanoche la anuncia.
fda conferencia del Sr. Gambia
C0rdova, acerca de los temblores
de TERRA y sus causas probables.
Empezo el conference.-the por
definir los temblores, consideran-
idolos como mOyimientos vibrato-
rios de la corteza terrestre, indi-
cando la manera de estudiar ell
fen6meno, calculando la veloci-
dad de propagation de la onda, su
direction intensidad, y modo de
determinar la posici6n del centro
de las vibraciones.
Analiz6 las dos causas inmedia-
tas de este fen6meno, demostrando
que. los temblores de terra en-
Puerto Rico no tenian por origen
las erupciones vOlcanicas, fundan-
dose para este en- la constitution
geological de la isla Y en- la dis
tribuci0n de los volcanes que 81
guen siempre las lfneas de menor
resistencia de la corteza terrestre,
rodeando las grandes depresiones
oeeaRicas, FL Oe6ano Pacific es-
faro sado'sIor TN eilstlir',n u ffire-
go, Due de tempo en- tempo Sc
manifesto, saliendo al, exterior
por' las numerosas chimeneas de
los volcanes de la cordillera de los
Andes en- la America del Sur, de
los de America Central Y de los de
America del Norte, sitdados en- las
montailas rocosas. Siguen luego
por ell Asia Y Sc encuentran en- la
peninsula de Kamchatka, archi-
pielago del Jap6n, en- las Filipi-
mas Y en- Oceanfa, cerrandose asf
la cadena que rodea esta gran de-
preston, oceanica. En- ell Oceano
Atlantico no hay volcanes en- la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

costa oriental de America nj en-
la occidental de Europa. Los vol
canes aquf Sc encuentran sobre is
las situadas en- una faja que esta
limitada al oeste por un meridiano
que pasa entire las pequeilas y las
maica, Santo Domingo y Puerto
Rico no son nj han sido en- la era
cuaternaria asiento de estas terri
bles erupciones.
Habl0 luego ell Sr. Gambia Cor
grandes Antillas. En- estas dlti-
mas no hay volcanes. Cuba, ia
dova de la noticia publicada en-
Iperi0dicos de San Juan Y Ponce,
iatribuyendo a los ge0logos que vi
sitaron recientemente la isla, para
estudiar los temblores del II de
Octubre, la afirmaci6n hecha a un
reporter del Neu YorI; Herald V
a Otro del NeW YorI Times, de
que Puerto Rico estaba llamado a
desaparecer, hundiendOse en- la
'profunda hoya de 5000 metros,
que Sc encuentra a poca distan-
cia de sus costas.
No es nj puedf ser eierto, dip
el 81. Gambia g GSrdovaa que est4
affirmation haya sido hecha por
hombres tan peritos Ell esta mate
ria. En- ell mismo case que Puerto
Rico estan todas las islas. Hawaii,
las Filipinas, y ell Archipelago del
Japon, estan rodeados de Oceanos
profundos. Els evidente, para to-
do el que estudia lie geologic, que
la actual distribution de mares Y
continentes ha de zanzibar en- ell
future como cambi0 en- ell pasadO,
pero no puede predecirse la fecha,
que seguramente es muy remota;
sin que haya NADIA que indique o
(Continda en- la pag. p
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
|El Ministro de Gobernacion hace
un namamiento al patriotismo de
la prensa y de los espanoles.- LA
de una gran agitadora.
CABLE A GEL IMPARCIAL"
Via W. I. and p. Tel. Co.

MADRID, EnerO 1S.-LG GGcetG Official trae how un
decreto por ell que Sc decar la Ley Marca la cudad
Gle Barcelona en- otros puntos de Catauia donde la
agtacon popular ha crecdo al extreme de consderarse
la sltuaclOn crltca. En- cualQuier mOmentO algO
muy serlO puede ocurrr.
Ell Consejo de Ministries celebro una conferenca hoy
despues de la cua Presdente ell Cone de Romanones
manifesto los representatives de la Prensa 10 muchO
que lie preocupa la actual stuacon
El Minstro de la Gobe1naci6n despues de conferen-
ciar con ell Rey con Romanones dirgi6 laPrensa de
Espala una circular rogndoa abstenga de censlrar
al Goberno por aquelas meddas rgurosas que de
su deber tomar vista de la grave situacon de Espaa
Cuaquier persona razonable-dice ell Ministro-no po-
dra menOs de comprender que la segurdad del Estado
eXge obrar prontitud ell Gobierno espera que ell
parotsmo de los buenos espaoes savara al pals en- su
bora suprema.'
BARCELONA-El rumor circulado est Ldad y
otras de Espaa de quo Lenine ell famoso rev 0nario
ruso, haba desembarcaao aqlli- haee agunoEes con
obeto de ponerse la cbeza de la propaganda bolcheyi
Espana, ha sdo prontamene desmentido por las au
tordades, que caiican la nOticia absOlutamente
falsa circulada por los revouconaos sin otro obeto
que difcutades al Gobierno. Como ocurre STEM
pre- este hace impossible averiguar la
flente dOnde orign6 ell rumor
MADRID.-La pocla la guardia civil en- toda la pc
nnsula hace arrestos grande escala de bocheykis
radicaes de todas cases considerandoos como pegro
para ell mantenimiento del Orden. Tales medidas
prueban que la suaci0n mas grave Gle 10 que Ordlna
ramente supone, tenden mostrar la importancia
del movimento toda Espana, por medic de las nume
ramcacones de los revolucionarios internacio
males.
MADRID.-El Comit6 especialmente desgnado para
estudar la question de la autonoma regional pedda por
varias provncas de EspaIa ha entregado memora
al parlamentO que reura ell da Il de EnerO Ell Co
mite recomenda que inmedatamente sc de la auonomla
las provincias vascongadas Navarro, formandose
bloque regional de las cuatro provncas (Vizcaya
Alaya Gup1zcoa Navarra) para la nueva estructura
nacional de Espaa, ben conforme al patron fede
ratvo Il otra forma analoga
WASHINGTON.-La legac6n montenegrina anuncia
ofciamente que al entrar las tropas serbias Monte
negro, cumpmiento de 10 pactado entire este pals
Serbia, 10000 montenegrinos levantaron armas
los serbos que han tenido que algu
de las poblaciones.
RIO JANEIRO.-El Presidente Alvez recentemente
eXaltado la prmera magisratura del pals, ha faecdO
Delfn Moreira, ell vcepresidente, lie sucede pres
cribe la Constitution del Brasil.
AMSTERDAM.-Despacho semi-oficiales procedentes
de Berlin dan cuenta de que Rosa LuxemburgO la fa
propagandisa del anarqusmo, perdi6 la vida en-
de los muchos encuenros OcurridOs aquea ciu-
dad, durante la que denominara la Historic
semdnG SdRgyientG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Immediate Autonornia paralas Vascongadas yNavarra
1Un Colrno!
Un, marido que acusa
a su esposa.

Aunque 10 parezca, no Sc trata
de NADIA fantastico.
La dura realidad nos puso aver
ante un hecho insolito.
Despues de los ioid, old, old
que preceden la aperture de las
Cortes. la de Bayamon empez6
aver los juicios con el de la acusa-
cion presentada por Wilbert P.
Parkhurst, propietario de aquella
jurisldici6n, contra su esposa Mer-
cedes Marin, su cunada Ortensia
Marin y ell chauffeur que las aeon
panaba, por el horrendo delito de
haberle hurtado una cuna, una 81
llita y otros enseres propios de la
criatura. Hijo del matrimo-
nio, muebles que ell denunciante
tenla en- SUI casa.
Ef padre y los dos hijos (de
redad militar casi, alnIbos,) deela-
raron 10 mismo, con la diferencia
de que uno de estos ostaba en- la
casa cuando Mercedes Sc llev6 esos
efectos y los otros Sc ihallaIban fue-
ra " dierOn su declaration nor re-
ferencia.
Luego declare la Sra. Mercedes
Marin: dijo este mas o menos: Tu-
We que siepararme de mi esposo
espcko por tratos 'brutales. La I'LL
TINA vez que me maltrato, me ful
del hogar con mi hijo, Santur-
ce, casa de mi familia, donde
yivo. Como por dcp veees por po-
50 Sc me cae el n.ao de Ia CANA,
resolvl ir con Ortensia a buscar su
cunita y 10 denas de su uso. Asi
10 hice, ayardandonos en- clio, a mi
ruego, ell chauffeur que nos llewo
ALA.
Ortensia no tuvo que declarar.
El defensor Lcdo. R. Arnaldo
Sevilla estuvo muy feliz en- SUI
breve Y patetico disculto. Hace
,bastantes amos ejerzo mi profession
ON Puerto Rico-dijoey es este
ell primer case que veo de tai indo-
lc.
Sc trata de una esposa obligada
a abandonar su hogar y que en- su
deber y derecho de madre tiene
que llevarse SUI hijo. IA que vuel-
we a su hogar esta sehora? IA lie
varse algo suyo? 5Algo del pa
Dire de dll hijo? No; NADIA stuyo nj
de su marido Sc lleva. Sc lleva
solo 10 que es de su bebe querido !:
Ia cuna, la sillita, los enseres que
fueron comprados para su uso; los
que necesita todo nino.
Y este es ell hurto que comete y
de que Sc acusa a mi defendida.
Ortensia acompan6 a su hernia
ma y cree, como ella, noblemente,
que no comete delito alguno al
ayudarla, y espero que asi 10 sea
la Corte. El chauffeur cumplia 10
que Sc lie mandaba.
Termino en- un periodic patetico
y bello, pidiendo la absolucion de
sus defendidos, sin hacer alusi6n
(Contin1a en- la pagina 4a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Comite de ConcilidciGn Huelgd o
Arbitraje.

Los trabajadores agrfcolas i'll
dustriales que, Ell su mayor1a, EN-
plea la Central Mercedita", a fin
de evitar todo movimiento de huel.
ga, autorizaron a dichO COmite
para que, toda vez que la zafra no
comenzaria hasta despues de la Sc
gunda semana del mes de Enero,
Sc entrevistara con los administra-
dores de dicha Central Ell Yabu-
Goa, con ell prop6sito de yer 81 sc
podia llegar a un mdtuo entendi-
miento. Las Conferencias comen-
aaron a efectuarSe mucho antes de
que La Central pensara cOmenzar
la molienda. Quedaban algunos
puntos por discutir, y otros esta-
ban resueltos.
Ell domingo Sc llev0 a cabo una
asamblea entire los trabajadores,
a fin de cOnocer ell resultado de
las gestiOnes del Comite, toda vez
que Sc decia que ell l1nes IS CO.
nlenzarfa ell corte de Gaia. Uno
de los acuerdOs fue no concurrir
at trabajo hasta que las conferen-
cias del Comite de Conciliaci0n,
huelga o Arbitraje, trajera un
acuerdO detinitiyO EN- ell asunto, V
que toda yea que habfan esperado
todo ell tempo que la Central qui-
so, alargarian por unos d1as mas
Il tiemfot maerto. Ademas, que
,fiabrfa ID opinion, por parte de
algunos de la Central, de que em-
pezaiala a trabajar, mientras el
Comite discutfa, pero que, toda
.vez que habfa un estado de huelga,
no podian pagar ningdn aumento
desde que diera comienzo ell ira
bajo, sino desde el momento mis-
mo del arreglo. Los trabaiadores
mantuvieron su opinion contraria
V siguierOn sin trabaiar.
Los sacesos del jucres 1G de encro.
El barrio "Camino Nuevo' no
colinda por ninguna parte con
NADIA que sea propiedad de la Cen
tral. Queda a una legua de @sta.
A las cinco de la maiiana del jue-
YES 16 de Enero, en- pleno camino
pdblico, y frente la casa resi-
dencia de la seiiora Carmen Anna
ro, encontrabanse reunidos varios
trabajadorcs. Cambiaban impre-
stones y escuchaban las narracio-
mes de algunos de sus compaheros
que habfan regresado del Campa-
inento, vistiendo adn el kaki, GUAM
do aparecieron en- Ell camino va
rios hombres a caballo. Pudieron
notar, enseguida, que Sc trataba
deljefe de la Policfa, Jose Acaron
Correa, Ell policfa Manuel Delgado
(que vive en~la Central Mercedi-
tai, Eusebio Benftez (mayordo-
MOI Juan de Mata (mayordomo) :,
Ramon Tirado Colon y Francisco
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Muertos hdsta ahora, jueres 16.
LA SRA. CIELO RIBERA DE
GATELL

Sc halla enferma, en- sq residen-
cia de Santurce, la distinguida da
ma, senora Cielo Ribera de Gatell.
Hacemos votos fervientes por la
mejorfa de tan respectable y esti-
mada sonora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Los hcridos.

Los que resultaron heridos dc
suma gravedad son: Angel Mora
les y Esteban Lebron, Jose AFRO
yo, Severe Figueroa, Zenon Ro-
driguez, Juan Ortiz, Salustiano
Tirado y Manuel Tirado y Pedro
Torres, de relativa gravedad.
Muertos hasta ahora, jueces 16.
Anoche, a las ocho y media, pro
ximamente, fallecio ell j0ven Angel
Morales, que recibi6 dos heridas
de bala de pistola, Ell la frente y
otras heridas mas. Esteban Le-
(Continua en- la pagina A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

Glen negados echaron pie a terra.
Como ocuiYi0 Ell sucesO.
Ell Jefe de la Policia, Jose Aca.
ron, Sc dirigi0 Ramon Colon,
que vestla de soldado, para que lie
diera la varita que llevaba, que
era un bastoncillo militar de algu-
mas doce pulgadas de longitud.
Ramon Colon, le dijo: "Jefe, este
10 he usado siempre, Y nunca, en-
San Juan, la policfa me dijo NADIA,
" el jefe sin mediar ninguna pa
labra mas, Sc abalanZo sobre ell
militar.
lnmediatamente, y como 81 fue-
r. una consigna, Y sin que Sc hi
.ciera por parte de nadie resisten-
cia, sacaron los rev0lveres, (pisto-
las es 10 que usaron e hicieron vaS
rias dcscargas contra ell grupo,
que sc diSperso tan pronto sacarOn
sus armas los mayordomos, colo
nos y policlas.
No Hub0 Mucrt6s haste Is Rords
dcspufs. = Los hcrid0s sou
trdldos por sus conapd-
NcrOs.
Una vez heclIo este, tOmaron de
nuevo, sus cabalgaduras, vinieron
al pueblo, y Cno de clos (asi nos
10 aseguran) los que habfa dado
muerte. exp;dio el telegraph
que publico La Demoa'acid de an
teayer. anunciando que habfa i'm
trabajador y un polic1a muertSs
y otros heridos, siendo falso Due
haya sido herido ninguno dc los
policfas nj ninguno de los colonos
o mayordomos, pues nj siquiera
han sido lesionados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Los .Sucesos de Yabucoa.
Relate que hace de elos Miguel B. Silva,
"a TlTULO DE iNFORMAClON.)
No habia huelga en- Yabucoa.

Escrobe (mayordomo). Los re
cien llegados echaron pie a terra.
Como ocltfri0 Ell suces0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
Gamc warden issues Warming.

Carl d. Shoemaker, state game
warden. asks that unusual caution
be taken this year during the deer
hunting season because of the pre-
dominance OF army uniforms. which
he says are remarkably similar in
color to a deer. The season opens in
Oregon September /, with the eN-
ception of Wallowa and Union coun-
ties where the season is 10 days lat
er. Last year the hunting of deer
was thrown open west of the Cascade
mountains on August l 3. and east
OF the mountains. September l. The
dates were changed through action
Of the last session OF legislature. The
bag limit will be two deer with horns
in season This is the same limit
as last year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Why not buy your school shoes now, by so dong,
you will from 75c to $3.50 the pair. Does it pay
to buy good shoes? Let prove to you that it does
Many mother is troubled with bunions, corns,
weak arches etc. this has been caused by i'll fitting
shoes. You know how you have suffered and you
don't your children to have the same trouble.
They wont have the same trouble if you will buy
the better SHOE and have them well fitted We carry
only the better shoe and if cannot fit them right,
will tell you. We pay special attention to your
childs foot.
1t will pay you in the long to buy the better
SHOE They look well until worn out.
They wear very much longer.
They fit you and give comfort from the very first
and they always look WE'LL making your other cloth
ing look much better.
Note some of the different kinds we have.
For the high school girl and boys have the
English shoe in dark brown, tan and black We have
priced these from the pair $3.50 to $11O0
In childrens shoes we have them from the English
walking shoe to the Broadwalk in black, gray brown
and tan. Ask to see our "Tess and Ted" shoes for
girls.
We carry the C-Saw line of welt BroadwaS shoes
in black and tan:
We have too many styles and kinds to quote prices
here but can always fit your child from $3.50 to $6
the pair up to size2.
See our window display for styles and kinds. We
have chldrens dress shoes that not displayed in
window, ask to see them
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
Sale OF Iands August 1s.

Advertisements are issued by the
Umatilla Indian agency inviting bids
for the sale of | ? Indian allotments on
August 1s. Ten OF the tracts lie on
the South side of the river. The area
of the land offered for sale aggre-
gates $50 acres, and is appraised for
a total valuation of $56,17O. Nine
allotments are of forty acres, two of
so acres and one of 100 acres. The
land offered for sale is good wheat
land except one forty acre tract. which
lies about 5 miles above Pendleton on
the north side of the river. The lat.
ter tract is good alfalfa land aud
for a home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Four Umatilll county men who
have been in France as members of
the I'd Division, landed Monday In
New York. They are Grover C. Hod-
gen of Freewater, 5th Regiment, u.
$ Marines; Lumm O. Hopkins of
Milton, Company o; walter C. Gar
rett, of Helix. Company NJ: and
Thomas c. w Walker of l--sot Rock.
5th Machine Gun Battalion. Walker
is now at Camp Merritt but the other
three are at Camp Mills. The ?d
Regiment has stars for five major
actions and offensives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
Gcorae Minshlp Hero.

George Winship, Athena man who
left here as a member OF Troop D.
was in Pendleton this morning on
his way to Salt Lake. He was gassed
during the Chrteau Thierry fight and
was placed in n hospital at Coblenz.
He has been visiting with his par
ents in Athena. and after arriving a,
salt Lake will be sent to Letterman
General Hospital. in San Francisco,
where he will remain until entirely
recovered from his injuries. .Winship
was student at the University OF
Oregon at the time of his enlist
ment and will resume his studies
when his health permits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Letters from three concerns wish
ing to introduce their products into
this territory were received by the
Pendleton Commercial Association to-
day. The West Coast Granite Co.. OF
Everett asks information regarting
distributors, the Hart Parr Co., trac-
tor manufacturers, likewise wants TO
be put in touch with dealers and the
j. S. Pinkussohn Tobacco Co., of
South Carolina wants the name of
jobbers The desired information will
he furnished by the association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

II. NJ Cutter, of Hidaway Springs,
is in the city today and announces
that three meals day will be served
at the springs for the remainder OF
the season. He reports that the pop
uiairty Of the resort continues ana
says that all cottages and tents are
fun. quite shower fell in the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Walter H Stranhoener OF EchD,
landed yesterday in New York after
overseas service. He was with Head
quarters detachment, I'd Ammunition
train, Company ID. He has been sent
to Camp Mills, Long Island. STAN
hoener crossed the oceas aboard tho
u. $. S. Finland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
tentative plans for rheater.

Tentative plans Tor Greuffch and
Matlock's theatsr to be erected on
the present site of the Alta theater,
are on display today at Bond Broth
ers. The plans were drawn by Ras-
mussen and Grace of Portland. archi-
tects for the Liberty theater in Port
land. The capacity of the theater as
indicated by the plan is 1925. in
eluding the boxes. Sloping floors,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Small Hire Reported,

A small fire IN the Monument dis
trict. umatilla national forest. was
reported today TO w. w. cryder. for.
est supervisor. Fire fighters are in
complete control of the situation and
the fire is practically extinguished
Mr.. cryder says that the worst dan
ger of forest fires will be practically
over by the latter part of this month
as the nights begin to be ccld at that
time and the fires are more easily
fought.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
Peterson Expectcd Home soon.

will find win M. Peterson. attorney,
back from the beach. his partner,
Edward ]. CLARK. said today, Mr.,
Peterson has written saying he will
he coming sometime between Tues
day and Thursday of next week. He
has been at seaside for the past
month with his family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
Fsre Truck Coming Here.

Representatives of the White Mo.
tor Co.. will visit Pendletor Satur-
day with a fire truck to demonstrates
Councilman Claude z. Penland said
today. Mr.. Peniand, as chairman OF
the street committee, was advised
that the demonstrators wouid be here,
No word of the city's automobile
street sprinkler has been received a.
yet, he says.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

Doads in Rough condition.

Roads to the west end of the coun-
tN are getting rough, Sol Baum, sport
ing goods dealer, said today. Sol
made a trip to Stanfield and Hermis-
ton yesterday and dee-cres that
chuckholes are plentiful all along
the line. Between Echo and Pendle-
ton the Stage Gulch road is prefer,
red by Baum.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07
coIored Men May Enlist.

Colored men with previous mill
tary service may enlist in the infan-
try Applications will also be ac-
ccpted from colored men for tho
quartermaster corps. the medical de-
partment. the ordnance department
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

An attractive 80 page booklet set
ting forth the advantages OF Rose
burg, Douglas county and the Ump-
qua valley was received today by the
Pendleton Commercial Association.
The booklet is issued by the Rose
burg chamber and is a bid for new
settlers in southern Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-07

M. J. Blackman OF the A. Schilling
Co.. San Frncisco, was the author OF
"A letter received by the commercial
association today. All he wanted to
know was the names of auto truck
distributors operating i'm a 25 mile
radius of Pendleton, what towns are
within that radius and the names of
all taxpayers in that circle. He will
receive all but the tax list from c. X.
Cranston, secretary.