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New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Bluebeard Gets
Life Term for
Wife Murder
District Attorney Declares
Watson Told Los An
geles Officials He
Had Killed Eight Others
Alienists Fail to Agree
Each Physician Has Diff
ferent Opinion as to the
Sanity of the Prisoner
Special Disnotch to The Tribun.

Los ANGELES, May 1o.-James
T. Watson, the modern Bluebeard. was
sentenced to life Imprisonment to-day
by Superior Judge Willis. Thomas Lee
Woolwine. District Attorney, an.
nounced that Watson had confessed to
the staying of nine women, all of
whom he had married.
The confession of the ninth murder
clears the mystery in the death of the
woman heretofore known to the officers
only as Eleanor Information regard
ing her had been obtained from papers
found IN Watson's possession Accord.
ing to MIR. Woolwine, Watson married
Eleanor Frazier in Seattle, Wash 8
year ago and killed her by pushing
her INTO the river at Spokane She
was carried to death over the falls
Watson pleaded guilty last week to
the charge of numbering Lima Lee De-
lioney. and it was for that crime
ne was sentenced. Counsel for Watson
applied for stay of execution until
Nay 10, which was granted by Judge
W ILLS. District Attorney Woolwine
announced that Watson, also known as
Harvey, had told officials that his true
name was Dan Holden and that he was
porn IN Arkansas.
Alicnists Give Different Opinions
ne courtroom was packed when
sentence was pronounced. In the
street was another crowd, including
many women and girls, who struggled
Valnly for admission.
Dr. Williams testified that Watson
might be considered sane in the ewes of
the law, but that his personal opinion
was that he was insane
Or. Allen declared Harvey mentally
defective, without appreciation of his
acts or the consequences DR.. Webbcr
testified he found no evidence of in
sanity. DR.. Hunter said Harvey was
not insane, but could be considered q
"borderand case
Life Imprisonment Asked
District Attorney Woolwine, recon-
mending lille Imprisonment, said to the
court:
After prolonged investigation it
was discovered that some Of these
women with whom it appeared the
defendant contracted Dlgamous mar
rlaGes were missing. Among them was
one Nina Lee Deloncy, who was last
seen alive in Los Angeles County. Such
investigations, although continued for
many weeks, failed to disclose the
whereabouts Of the Deloney woman
end resulted in total failure Of proof
tending 10 show her death.
There was nc evidence whatsoever
OF the corpus deilctl. AS matters then
stood, a prosecution of the defendant
for murder would have been impossi-
bic. confession was, therefore, i'm
perative and indispensable. The stu
alton became further involved by rea-
son of grave doubts as to the success
full outcome of any prosecution for
bIGamy.
AT this stage I received an intima-
-.cn that the defendant might be will
a los bo
murder in the first degree in the event
that | would agree to recommend to
the court that he receive sentence
OF life imprisonment for the murder
OF the Dcloney woman"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
PROPOSALS
REQU EST FOR BIDS.

ST Marys. Pa, May g. 1920
Sealed proposals bids will be received
by r. s. hammond. General Storekeeper
The Pitt sburgh. Shawmut g. Northern Rail
road Company. Frank sullivan Smith. Re
celver at his office in St. Marys, Pa. on
or before II o'clock noon OF the 18th day
Of May 1920, for entering into contract
serial No. /, for the furnishing Of approx
imately $4,000 tons Of bituminous coal. for
the use of this railroad. from the frst day
OF June 1920 to the 21st day Of March
1921. both inclusive
All proposals bids must be submitte ed
In accordance with terms OF specifications
and forms of proposal bid and proposed
contract. copies OF which may be seen at
the office of said General Storekeeper or
may be obtained from said General Store
keeper upon payment of a fee for said
proposed contract Of ~ cents. All bids
under this request fo9 bids must he ac.
companied by a bond In t'ie sum of $4,000 90
by Surety Company authorized TO do
business in the State OF Pennsylvania con
dtioned upon the execution and the fairh
fui performance of a contract by. success
ful bidder under these proposals and specih-
cations.
This carrier reserves the right to reject
any and all bids submitted under this pro-
posal.
THE PITTSBURG, SHAWMUT
NORTHERN r. r. CO.
FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH Receiver
50 Fall Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Navy Orders
From Tho 7-ibune's WASHINGTON Bureau


WASHINGTON, May 1O-Navy or
ders issued to-day as follows:
Beaver 1t. q. So l.. X, to U. S. S. slmp-
Berg. 1t; Com. F. r., to command L. s. s.
Bernadou.
Boardman, 1t. O. g. c. A. to U. s. S.
Brown. 1t (Siedcal Corps) w. T.. to duty
Burton. 1t. q. g. W. r. to L. s. g. Nc
Dougal.
CASSIDY; 1t. P. H. to New London Ship
cola@ a"nnsr " = - TO = nsva! =; t's"sa'Shi s%mSn
Cushman. Ems. f. A., to u. s. $. Simpson.
Denebrink, 1T. f. c.. to I. S. s. Birming
Edlund. Chief Gunner c., to L. S. S. ST.
IIInu. Bos'n j.; to L; s s. Rail.
hurst. hos A., to T. $. $: Minnesota,
IGhnzon' Ml}ns IT. 1t: q; g. ". s. to y S. $ Utah
Marsden, Pay Clerk J. F., to T. S. S.
Oricn.
po%5asr Ho15,s Ens rs z a; a; to Y; Z; s. s. shaw:
ing station, Hampton Roads, Va
Esh,ao Ksber, ao It, J., to U; s. $. South Carolina.
G1nnsr h Per w so 6 g. s. : s H.
Tierney. 1t. tMed. C.) +. D., to L. s. s.
Black lfawk " "
Wintermute, Chief Gunner f. A., to l.. s
s. st. Louis.
Woodson. Com. w. B. to command L. s. S.
AdTms' 11drt"s 1T; IT, j. jri to T. s. s. patoka
Proteus. - :" ''
Weiss. 1t p T. to memhershin on %,,.,.
Alaskan Coal Commission. WI '>"S'
Ui.nrd. It. r. H.: to membership on Navy
McManus. 1t O. g. II. j., to memberships
OH Navy Coal Commission.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
TRANSPa,;lEIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at tho Gem
eral Postoffice and City Hall postoffics
station. New York. at p. M as follows:
Japan, Corea, China, Siam, Cochin China
and Netherlands Ea st Indies. via Seattle,
steamship Tajima Maru. May -.
Hawaii Samoan Islands,, Australia and
specially addressed mails for New Zeal
and. via San Francisco steamship Sonoma
May 49,
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship
Matsonia. May IA.
Japan, Coren, China, Siam, Cochin China
and Nctherlands East Indies, via Seattle.
steamship Arabia Maru, May II.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Against Sale of
German Ships Made Permanent

From TIE Tribunc's Wdshingto Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The United
States Shipping Board was cnjoined
perpetually from disposing at auction
of the twenty-nine German vessels
taken over by the United States dur
ing the war in decree signed to-day
by Justice Bailey of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia.
The decree was the result of re-
cent suit by w. r. Hearst against the
Shipping Board to prevent the ships
from going into the possession of in
terests other than American.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Real Estate News
Mrs. A. ID. Hunt Parts
With Valentine Farm

Clark, Christ & McKelar, Inc, sold
for Mrs. A. d. Hunt the property for
mcrly known as the Valentine farm, at
Searingtown consisting of about
twenty acres and house. 1t was held
at $20,000
The same brokers and the Wheatley
Hills Real Estate Corporation sold the
Robert Edeson estate at East Williston
to Mrs. A. D. Hunt. 1t was held at
$4,000.
John B. Williams, of Brooklyn, has
purchased a house at Garden City for
merly owned by Jacob Youngs, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Wilson Estate Sells ACREAGE

Peasc e. Gilman sold for the j. B.
Wilson estate eighty-fve acres on
Riversville Road, Greenwich, Conn. to
Hoffman Nickerson, of New York. This
property adjoins the holdings of Percy
Rockefeller and John NICE. Bowman,
and is an old farmhouse which the
buyer will remodel. The property was
held at $4,000 and brought close to
this figure
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
SURRUGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Honor.
able JOHN p. COHALAN, a Surrokate Of
the County OF New York. NOTICE is hereby
SNen g TO ;, Az persons havng claims sgains,
County OF New York. deceased. TO presens
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub J..
No Ss% Broadway, Borough Of Brooklyn. In
tho City OF Now York. on or before tho istS
day Of June II .xt.
Administrator. c. r. A.
Dated. New York. tho 18th day Of Dscem.
Der. 1918.
ROBERT F. MoFFETT, Attorney for-Aa.
mnis,iAtor G: T. A.. 49, Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Gets Houses at Larchmont

Mrs. c. NJ. Murdoch and Arthur S.
Hawley rented for the summer in
Larchmont and vicinity the estate of
Moses Cherry, the house at Larch-
mont and Woodbine avenues, to
Edward Davis; for Arthur f. Whit
more. his home on Walnut Avenue
TO NJ. NJ: Abrahams; for Mrs. Edmund
Leamy, her home on Cedar Avenue to
Philip Golden.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Sales i'm Westchcster

Prince & Ripley Inc, sold for Mr..
Charles H. Tibbetts his "a Chestnut
Hill Avenue, White Plains, to Thomas
j. Johnstone, of this city. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
The Robert +. Farley Organization
sold for Henry S. kanski a plot in the
Battle Hill Park section of White
Plains to William J. O'Neill of White
Plains.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

thai & Co. Inc nc,.............. s2,l72.e
Braunstcin, Julius-Franllin Ma
chine and Steam Boiler Works ESQ
Borccaul' Renco-M, l.. Free
man ..................... 1890
Rough, Walter-J. H. Greenstein $50 9
Bauer. Max-H. h. Saltman ct al 296 :
Bloch. orc ii. Ronay. 1852
Baldino. Mil>e-tI. A. Post ...... 500. .
Cos, Jea'i H-M S. cIos''.....: 5,iS52
Eibe, Bernard-lG. B. Saltman ct
Farbault Building corpn.wivar- '''
rem Ehret CO. :..... e,27es
Fred Schneide, lnC.--B Iieilman. 1903 &
Bleicher-G. & p. Electrical
supply, House; Inc ,.........: 1894
Goctz, Meier-H. j. Lebowitz ct
Goldfarb, samuel or Felix Young ''''
m ,,1dM II nJa Jaeobowt,z bow, Il o,:on Ava. STA
Anue Poultry Corpn. los9
Vraham, Alfred and Fidelity and
Casualty Co. of \. E.-People.
etc ..................... 1000 o.
Holmes. Harry B.-James Nc
Henry Pols. InC.-C. Hagernauer. 1.6Q6 4
Hertz. Joscph-Amcrican Type
Inc.~~.i. J. Sullivan ........... 1905
Jockel, Frederick VIC. A. Pope 5l1.7
E. & L. Standard Foundry, Inc
Kamsn a. a''u( rruchng Hf a. Co., inc.-R.
Unterman .................. 1873 81
Kapian Joseph-R sloane ..... l7o.7,
Levinstein. MaX-E. S. Partridge
Same-Same 376.1
Leon, Irving ca. Kahn; 49,: sOo.v'
Mitehcll Herman and Fidelity &
Casualty Co. Of New York-Peo-
pie, etc. c.................. 500 OF
Miller. Charles Bellies & Klein. 491,2;
Norman, Jacob. and David Sobel
(Mornlar 6; SobeD-Apern Bros 2,111,o
Samc--Same Observation-Disclosures. 2,11l.0;
Morris, William Metropolitan
Trust Co. of City of New York. 20.9ls.9(
MAILER. John Crriangle Electric
GoD-G. & p. Electrical supply
Miller. Theodorc--li. Generous. e04 u
Normandie Fark Col. Oeschgcr lea I.
Ouarsh, Daniel Nc. II. Pres
colt ..................... 4Sl.7;
O'Aaean, William. and Fidelity
. Casualty Co. OF New York
People, 500, o(
Ross; Joseph. ana Giuseppe Fusco
RothwelI & Co, Inc.-J. B. Jacob
g. son, son :. :.,........:;... ;.;.... 1,79&1:
Sager' Arthur N.-West Pub. Co... 1915
Striker. Joseph NJ. H., guardian
+. II. Ehlen: costs........... 11c.04
SameH H. Center; costs. 1l2.og
Schiraldi. Domenico R.@G I.uisi o4sS7
stailo. Edmund X. American
G. Surety Co; Of New York d.. 1882
strauss. Malcolm A-A. \. An
ssierva. Victoriano-R. Y. b. Corp. 75i.47 i.4!
Wander Beck Frank I.--Commct-
v. ei@ Trust t.. Co of New Jersey. 1.3797e
Wakelicid. Horatlo D. and Walter
y, IL. NeWins-M. Hahn ct al. 6S76a
"o'Ss' M"NsIp; Glahncttino s,S19. Sc
~ In Bronx County
Flo, Michael is kaufman
r. ct a ;;,......-.,,. ::........... sso.S.
marlborough Rapid Transit Co
l.. NJ, l.enihan ,;;...,,..:........ 7O.7.
" st%"imM. E"s, r DuHe... $685.,
i-hpIiShN 4
Mullisan, Joscph--A Golder o. n.
ci;th iit uo ',tl, Shartes--o Hoffman 73.6t
,th'Sn; Ad'0li ~. Finn...... 74.4;
Schneider, Katie-II Ripke e33
Shtftman, Fannie--N. Abraham 10 :.
Scnorr, Sam-M Morgcnstern ct
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Business Troubles
Petitions in RankruptCy

Petitions in bankruptcy hled yesterday
IN the United States District Court We're as
follows:
SAMUEL ELBERGER-InVo pc
tluon against Samuel Elberger, waist
manufacturer. 14S West Twenty fourth
street, trading as the Fidelity Waist Com
pany. Liabilities are in excess of $1,000:
assets not stated. Leon Dashew, Is Park
ROW. is attorney for the petitioning
creditors
Joseph SCHEREER Voluntary petit
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
honorable John y. Cohalan. a Surrogate
OF he County OF New York. dated April g.
1920. NOTICE Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Charlotte c.
WraN; late OF the County of New York,
deceased. 10 present the Same with vouch-
crs thereof to the subscriber, at place
of trans"cting busre.s, at the once Of
Middebrook & Borland. No. 46 Cedar
Street. in the city OF New York on or
before the end day OF November next.
Dated New York. the 10th day OF Aprii
1920
THE RECTOR. CHURCH WARDENS
AND VESTRYMEN OF GRACE
CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. Administrator. c. (. n.
MlpDEEBRo2k BORLAND. Attor-
neya. stor Administrator. {. l. a., Is
cedar street. New York. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Moniciair Realty in Exchange

Prospect Avenue, Montclair, n. J.,
owned by James A. Ryan, has figured in
an exchange for the Colonial dwelling
214 Valley Road, owned by James
P. O'Neill. The transaction involved
$4,000 and was negotiated by Frank
Hughes Taylor Co.. who resold the
Valley Road property for it's new
owner
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Gets Richmond Hill House

J. Clarence Davies and Simon
O'Rorke sold the house of Rudolph c.
Fischer at 1864 Oxford Avenue. Rich
mond Hill, to Minnie R. Stowitz, Of
Brooklyn.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented the
Meyers house at Sands Point to Charles
b. Dillingham; for the season FURNISHED
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Home Buying at Greenwich

Ladd Nichols sold for Mrs. Lara
I. Williams her residence on Pater-
son Avenue. Greenwich, Conn, to John
7. Gray, Of New York, for 100000; also
the Nellie F. Leary residence and three
acres of land in Belle Haven to Arthur
Wellington Malley, of New Haven, for
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
SURROGATES' NOTICES


STILL. GEORGE En- pursuance OF An
order OF Hon. John p. Cohalan, a Surro.
gate OF the County 81 New a )rk. notice /.
hereby given TO all ;crsona having claim
AGAINST George Il. Sun. late uf the County
or Ne" York. deceased, to present the same
WIN vouchers thereof: TO the nited Staten
Mortgagc & Trust Comp ny. one OF the sub.
scrioers. at It's place of uEnsactins husi.
ness. NO 90 Cedar Street. Borough OF Man
nattan, in the city of New York on or
before the 2lst day Of June nex,
DATED. New York. tho 18th day OF Decem.
LILLIAN MAY STILL,
UNITED STALLS MORTGAGE q
TRUST COMPANY
VICTOR r. CORNER. Attorney for Lillian
May stu, Executrix. : Rector Street,
New York City
PATTERSON. GREENOUGH. EAGLE 4
DAY. Attorneys for United States Mort.
gage & Trust Company. Executor lss
Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
E. Cugler Leases Stable
PrOperty for a Stud;,

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased for
William H. Davidge Washington
News, a reestory stable, which will
be used as a studio by the new tenant,
+. Gugler
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Shipping News

via Pannnn Canal and San Francisco :;
vennachar lBrl, Havre and Rounn via
Nerro'H >enturoso o"' nprD. r Riboa' spain. 90
PORTLAND. Me May lo--Arriycd lSun
day): str Golden Gate tNor). New York,
Sailed Str Paralos (Gk), Gibraltar for
PENSACOLA \ May 1o--Arrived ,schr
Alexandcr !! Ericssson' Mobile s"'led' Str
roRT TAMPA. May 1o-Arrived: str
SAND KEY: May Passed, east. 9th,
9th. Bcechlcaf tBr>; - Donnell Lake
Ormoc: 10Th. ! NJ Danziser, director (Br) !;
cornHcpo GorsH ,sNo Monteira ,ar phn l1taD;
strs Mskianza. Hong Kong; West Mingo
Manila; Tjisondari Dutch). aBtavla.
SAVANNAH, May lo-Arrived; Str city
NUT, Phlladelphio; Unlcoi. New Orleans
motor vessel Solitaire. Port Arthur.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for Nesy York
Tara-S S Virgil
Rotterdam-S S Lebanon.
Gothenberg-s Bris.
Nictoria-S s Corcan Prince.
Sn'%Gnosek!-ss I.n pIa,n%s s Sac s Asp'ne'' s!1,n
Yokohama--S 8 Eurymachus.
Bristol--S s. Bristol city
Antwerp-S S Freedom, Anglo Chilean.
Cenoa-S s Italia
Hong kong-S Tsuyama Maru.
Livcrpool-S s Baltic.
I.ondOn-S S Nalaca
GibraItar-S Antiloohns.
Arrivals From New York
Alexandra--S s Sommelsdyk.
tiibraltnr-S s Kabnga.
Calcutta--S s City of Lincoln.
Rotterdam-S s Transportation.
Arica--S S Crater Hail.
Alsoa Bays s Chn MacMaster
Bergen--S s Songdoli.,
Gothenberg-S Lake Fighting
Yokohama-S West Naca.
Rombay-S s Muroran Maru.
Cape Towns S Satahrtra.
Rouen-S Burmese Prince
Antwerp--S S Accon1ac.
Flushing-S s TuSa.
Rio de Janeiro-S S Osslning
Baha--S S Fluor Spar.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the dnhto,.
the second that of the creditor, and date
when JudSntnt was filed:
Allen Franklin W.--M. A. Tark-
p%iisy psS Esa@SlF # ;a- LANCER ct ali '''s.''
coS1gr SSsast Go7'AY =, ,,iz A-M Malon: 90,
Same--same; Sept. 10. 1917.. ia ~
Cunard Steamship Co, Lid
II, Rossbach & Bros, Inc.
De "'E Eorenzo' {, as70 Tiiamcna-.ii.' - 1884
Lorenzo; June 20, l9l9. sS082
Holiness nn, Amelia-M. 3oIa d. Becker; -
u, oct. -, 1919. ;,::.;;...:.:... 1O2. 81
Inc; May /, 19l9......... SAL 70
SaImae1Costikyan & Co; Sept. %.
Friedman. Jacob Mt. j. Hayes
- Printing Co; April 10. 1918 1870
Goldwater, Edward - Peerless
=, Printing Co. Inc; Dec. 8, 1918 2o2 81
McCalium. Chas. J.--Union Card
laper Co.. Jan. % 1920 14ss5
Dillon, II. NJ (Thomas Dillon &;
sons; Dec ls 1sis'...''... H''.esp'e 522e5
CoInem HIsra, stsamboat ann ,aao CooW. y.
rotstehoerg' Morris - \. Jaffer 43549
i'i'"I' htiIaoeth l'--N. We'll. 1l2.2 i
p Ferguson ,;..:.......... $50 o6
a. White; April 20, 1870. 26s7S5
Redenger August r.. Lawrence
S Greenbaum-State Indus
trial Commission; July 25, 1910 4SO 90
zaGks !saaGnM. Frank ct al;
=, May -, 1912 :......... $50 5S
Freedman. Harry-S. Bernstein;
Dec. 20, 1911 (cancelled). co9 5s
Abra hanson, Robert Or. Abram-
son Co Co.)-Rottcnbcrg Sons
Co. Inc; April -, 1920 (vacat-
ed) ....'' .;,...,...... l,17S.2g
5, p. Tull; Nov. "a. 1917 Gre
Nersed) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o2o. OF
Bronx County
Gator. Margaret j. s.
Fra%ier; jan 10. 1920 o....:.. 213.45
April 9, 1920. 2O............... 61S2.5s
~1hterborough Rapid Transit Co
Nj. Staub; Dec. 20, l9I-. 1o.2oa IS
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
HIGH WATER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Note.-Thc above figures are standar'
time and not New York state time.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Judgments FHed

Tho following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being that of the
debtor:
In New York County
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Business Items

The American Tie Silk Association will
| hold its annual dinner and election or
officers tomorrow night at the Hotel
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

Mortgage Firm Has New Offices
Leggatt & Howe, mortgage brokers,
have leased Offices in the Trinity Build
ing, Ill Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

Investors Buy in BROOKLYN
D. J. Gleason sold 60O2 Seventh Ave
lue and | Windsor Place to investors
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11
Sail Thursday

Colon, Cristobal ......12:0o NJ 4:o0PM
tt Victoria. Bermuda. 7:3O AM 400 AM
SaiI Friday
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

Cater. Margaret il. S
. Frazier, Jan 10. l92o....... 2f3.
oseph Gordon, lnc.-M. Reilly;
J April 9. 1920. 20........... b.132;
Rapid Transit Co.
Nj. staub; Dec. 20, l9I-.,. 1o.2oa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-13
PROF. w. H. BLEAkNEY
BRINGS NEWS OF LATE
GAINS AT WHITMAN

Through the cooperation of the
Walla Walla Bulletin. students in
journalism at Whitman college are
now enabled to study the mechanical
phases of newspaper making, accord
ing to Prof. w. II. Bleakney. head of
the Greek department at Whitman
when in Pendleton Saturday on busi-
ness connected with the institution
Courses in journalism are being given
so far as part of the English depart
ment's course.
Phi Beta Kappa. the oldest Greek
letter society in America, will install
ut Whitman college in about a week,
Prof. Bleakney said. 1t honors schol-
lstic excellence and its membership
Includes both men and women. At
present the only other chapter in the
northwest is at the University OF
Washington.
Whitman now has an enrolment of
$50 students and is taxed to capacity
Plans for future expansion are grow
ng apacc, the professor said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-13
Thousands Have Kid
ney Trouble and
Never Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch
with the public. there is one prepara-
ton that have been very successful in
overcoming these conditions. The
mild and healing influence of DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for its remark
able record of success.
An examining physician for one of
the prominent Life Insurance Com
panies, in an interview of the subject,
made the astonishing statement that
one reason why so many applicants
for insurance are rejected is because
kidney trouble is so common to the
American people and the large ma
jority of these whose applications are
declined do not even suspect that they
have the disease. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root is on sale at all drug stores in
bottles of two sizes, medium and
large.
However if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton. \.
Y. for a sample bottel When writing
be sure and mention the Pendleton
East Oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-13

number of bon voyage" compliments
being extended to Mrs. La DOW.
The family plan to make their home
on n fruit farm Just out of Corvallis
and the boys anticipate attending the
Oregon Agricultural College
Mrs. Tarcy Baker is enjoying a visit
in Walla Walla as the guest of her
mother Mrs. Ben Colvin. Mrs. Ba-
ker went to the Garden City sunday
at which time her husband left for
short business visit to his ranch on
the John Day, and she plans to remain
during his absence.
The High School Club is planning
a dancing party to be given in Liberty
hall Friday evening. The affair is to
be in the nature cf a benefit and
tickets are being sold among alumnae
and friends.
Mrs Harold Frink extended a
charming bit ON hospitality last night
when members of X. *. X. We're her
guests for an informal evening. needle
work and Brunswick music being
added to chatting as diversions. Mrs.
Frink later served a dainty supper.
her guests finding their places at a
fern -centered table, by tiny cards
gaily decked with blue birds. The
party included Miss Margaret Joer-
ger Miss Elizabeth Joerger, Miss No
la Childreth. Miss Thelma Childreth.
Miss Vida Stages. Miss Sybil Farley
Miss Iva Black. Miss Alma Rohrman.
Miss Sophia Fikan. Miss Rita Fergu-
son and the hostess.
Miss Sadie Estella Cable yesterday
became the bride of Percy f. Hascall.
the service being read at 2:30 o'clock
in the office of Justice of the Peace
Joe II. Parkes, Judge Parkes officiat-
ing and the ring ceremony being en-
ployed. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Gable
ATTENDED the couple. The bride was
attractively attired in frock of
white.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hascall are mem
bers of prominent families residing in
Umatilla county their homes being
south of Pilot Rock.
After a short honeymoon the couple
will be at home on the groom's ranch.
]. H. Wood is in Pendlcton today
from Athena.
L. H. Taggart a tire salesman. is
a Pendleton visitor today from crt-
land.
r. NJ Cohen of Seattle, was in Pen
dleton yesterday.
w. b. Hink4e of Echo, was here
yesterday. Mr. Hinkle just returned
from Portland where he attended the
Oregon Irrigation Congress.
James L. White, of spokane, was at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-13

of bon voyage compliments
being extended to Mrs, La Dow.
The family plan to make their home
on fruit farm just out of Corvallis
and the boys anticipate attending the
Oregon Agricultural College.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-13

Mrs Tarcy Baker is enjoying a visit
in Walla Walla as the guest of her
mother Mrs. Ben Colvin. Mrs. Ba-
ker went to the Garden City sunday
at which time her husband left for a
short business visit to his ranch on
the John Day, and she plans to remain
during his absence.