davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
SEATTLE HOUSEWIVES
OBTAIN SUGAR IN
SACK LOTS, NOT POUNDS
(Rv Associated Pressl

SEATTLE, May 6.-For the first
time in several weeks retail dealers
found jobbers ready to sell them all
the sugar they wanted and house
wives were enabled to buy in sack
lots instead of two and four pound
packages. No explanation of the
sudden change in conditions was
forthcoming.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
Torcon Disaffccted


SAN ANToNIo. May 5.-Confirma-
ton of dissaffection of Torreon. the
chief city of the state of Coahuila
from the Carranza regime. was con-
tanned in n report received here today.
General Castro. commander, was ar
rested by his troops when the Carran-
IA garrison revolted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
ARMOUR IS CHARGED
WITH PROF|TEERING.

BOSTON. May 5.-Profiteering in
meat was charged today against Ar
mour & ompanv, and its New England
manager. Evidence on which the war
rant was based alleged that lamb
bought under 10 cents a pound. plus
freight charges OF about four cents n
pound. had been sold here for twenty
five and a half cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
Six Destroyers Go.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Six destroy
ers. accompanied by the tender Black
hawk, left anchorage in the Hudson
river today for Key West for possible
duty in Mexican waters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
Declares President Prefers to
Keep Whole World in Tur-
moiI Rather Than Abate One
lot in Isolated Will.
URGES SPEEDY RETURN
TO PEACE TIME POWER
Senator Cites Examples of
Wars Ending Without Actual
Treaties and Scores Wilson
for Alleged clustering.
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Declarine
that President Wilson prefers to keep
the country in an alleged state of war
rather than abate one jot or little of
the full measure his isolated will has
Set for the nation" Senator Knox to-
day opened the debate on his peace
resolution in the senate.
THE welfare and safety of the ma
tion imperatively demand that we
know we have peace he said. The
whole world seethes with revolution.
onr own nation is in ferment and tur-
MOL. Force and strife are rampant.
and threaten destruction not only of
our property but our free institutions.
even our very lives. And yet we
stand, and have stood for months as
rudderless ship. laundering in the
trough of tremendous seas. We must
not dare longer to delay return to the
ordered government of peace.
Urges Quick Return.
'.As a preliminary step, the execu-
tive must be returned to his peace
time powers, and perogatives. 1t is
not only legally unsound, but econo-
nomically, morally and patriotically
necessary and Indispensable that we
Immediately repeal the declaration of
war and Immediately end the despotic
powers with which the power-mad-
dened administration continues to
misrule this great people. I entertain
only sympathy for the president in his
illness and sympathy for the country
which must suffer under him because
of it,
Wants Court Ruling.
Knox indicated that the supreme
court will be asked to rule ON the
power of congress to declare peace by
resolution. He said he. was sorry it
was necessary for him to make the
observations which / wish were not
needful, to advert to certain condi-
tions and situations which it were in
finitely pleasanter to blink or ignore,
for it is unwelcome when we must
speak plainly We must proceed now
in the rescue of the people from their
present unhappy state leaving the
weight of censure and responsibility
for past errors and misadventures to
fall where they may
Knox cited precedents to prove that
the war may end without an actual
treaty. The senator next reviewed
events leading to the entry of the Uni
ted States in the war. He said Wilson
"bluffed and clustered, wrote and
fumed, but took no action"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
Maiorities of Two, Three and
Even Four to One Mark Re-
turns From Upstate and
Hoover StronghoIds Weaken.
RECORD VICTORY IS
HEADQUARTERS CLAIM
Over 100000 Majority De-
clared Won With Lead in Los
Angeles County and Reversal
of Returns Piiing up Total.
tBy United Press.l j

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-Caii-
fornia wants Johnson for president.
Incomplete but clearly Indicative re-
turns from every county in the state
show that johnson has 293.s35 votes
and Hoover 15s-ss0. The voters did
not take the trouble to scratch the
ballots. SO johnson will have a COM
plete set of 26 California delegates at
the Chicago convention
Johnson carried northern cities by
majorities of two, three and even four
to one. Hoover apparently carried
Kings and Ventura counties by small
majorities, but his vote in southern
California was by no means as large
as his managers expected.
Late returns Indicate that johnson
won in Los Angeles county. He is
now leading there by zI50 votess
Claim Record victory.
A statement from Johnson head
quarters declared that the senator's
victory is the greatest triumph in
California politics" He has defeated
Hoover by over 100. 600. more than he
ever defeated any other man who OPP
posed him in a primary in this state.
California offers the nation the great
est executive the state ever had,
progressive legislator. who is sane. not
radical"
Johnson invaded Hoover's home
county. Santa Clara, and carried II.
according to Incomplete returns. In
ia out of 1872 Santa Clara precincts
figures show johnson has 1896 and
Hoover 5311.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
Johnson Lead sweIls
(By Associated Press, }

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-Herhert
Hoover's presidential primary vote
lead in Los Angeles county. which he
maintained throughout the night. was
overturned by later returns today,
Johnson taking the lead. Returns
from 41S1 out of 5724 precincts OF the
state. gave johnson 3l3,43s and hoov-
er 167.467 votes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
Captain Long In Command.

NEW YORK, May 5.--Captain Long
Of the Blackhawk. senior officer of the
squadron, will act as its commander.
The destroyer arrived here last Sat-
urday with the Atlantic fleet which
returned from winter maneuvers in
Guantanamo bay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
Returns Reversed.
(By Associated Press, ,

LOS ANGELES. May 5.-Returns
from 727 city and county precincts
complete give Johnson 47,75s and
Hoover 42,11s votes.
Reversal from the totals last night
is said by the registrar to be partly
due to error in telephone transmission
on a group of country precincts. which
caused the johnson gain to be credit
ed to Hoover
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
lR2<1IA,S CONVENTION DE
SRS SENT
DY TO SPEED
COAST OF MEXICO
Move, While Precautionary, is
Taken With Idea That War
Craft May be Necessary to
Protect Americans.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The squad
ron OF United States destroyers order
ed to southern waters to protect Amer
leans in Mexico if necessary, departed
at o'clock today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
OHIO GOVERNOR WINS
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS
(By United Press.)

LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Governor
Cox. of Ohio. will have the support OF
Kentuckys 26 delegates to the demo-
cratic national convention. The state
convention. just before adjournment
early today. voted to send its entire
delegation pledged to the Ohio COVER
nor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
GAIN is CONSISTENT


INDIANAPOLIS, May 5.--Returns
from 2O70 precincts out OF 1887 In In
diana, for the republican preference
In yesterdays primary today give
Wood 54.s07. johnson 4s.si2 Low
den 24,097 and Harding 1928 votes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
DIVISION OF DESTJ
TO KEY WEST
TO EASTERN
FAMILY FOOD BUDGET
EXACTLY TWICE THAT
FOR FEBRUARY, 1918

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The
amily food budget was exactly
twice the sum expended for the
same articles of food in February,
1913. according to department Of
abor statistics published today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05

AGuA PRIETA. May 5.-Revolt or
lsubjection of the border states Of
CoahuiIa, Nuevo Leon and Tamuilapas
is matter OF but a few days, it was
announced at military headquarters CT
the revoiutionists here today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05


'oulq
they he uhorcd 10 emp n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
(Ry united Prees. !

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-with
returns from 424s OF the states 572s
precincts counted. johnson has a lead
of las, $50 over Hoover.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
MNesatRex he

Reported by Major Lee Aroorhouse.
weather observer.
Maximum, 72.
Minimum. 40.
barometer, 1880.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
VOTE YOUR SENTIMENTS ON THE
CITY MANAGER PLAN.

In order to ascertain sentiment on tHe CITY n
plan for Pendleton test vote will be taken by
Oregonian.
Men and women eligible to vote in the city are
to express their views on the following points:
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under non salaried commission of five
elected at large, the manager to be paid I
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operated under the present council of
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presenting this subject and that it should
be deferred
Fill out this blank and mail it to the East Or
Your name will not be published.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05
Majority Blg.
fRx Associated Press.A

(By Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-Re-
turns today from 1925 out OF 572s
precincts in California. give for yes
terday's preferential preference pris
state. gave Johnson s1s.4ss and Hoov-
'15S,5s3 votes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05

Continued on page 20
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05

The East oregonIan is Eastern ore
.slli1r force gives 20 the sdyerueer
over twice the guaranteed ps,a psl elrev- ,aIs.as
fstion In Pendfeton and umebhs cse.
~ OF any other newspaper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-05

This paper 10 member or ana audited
py the Audit Bureau OF Circulations.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16
DEMoKRATE Sc =PRY NEO-
,SVEDCILI.

Topeka, Kansas, IA. fijna.
'"Ve vsech zkouskach demokra-
ticka strana selhala We statni-
ctvi 2. musi byti odvolana z u
fadu," Herbert Hoover pravil
studentIm ma Washburn Col
.lege dnes.v v poledne. "Ode dne
tprimeri my nell mlti urcity
program rekonstrukce a neru-
senych miroyych lrovnf," po-
|kracoval Hoover. "To, ze admi-
nistrace nedovedla resiti tyto
problemy, odsuzuje demokra-
|tickou stranu." Pan Hoover
prohlasil Sc pro Svaz Narodu,
avsak S vyhradami. Odsoudil
odstavec X. Pravil mezi jinym,
ze americkemu systemu vlady
nejl6pe vyhovuji dive velkc
strany a vladnuti prostredni-
ctvim organisace stran. Kontro
la obilnich burs, tax ably sc "a
meZilo spekulovani farmar-
skymi vyrobky byla odporuco-
vana p. Hooverem Teci Ma
konferenci, jiz mel Sc zastupci
pkansaskych farmarskych orga-
nisaci, bankeri, prekupniky o.
bill a obchodnfky v uradov-
mach statni zemedelske rady
zde. Schvaloval kooperativni
plan prodavani farmarskych
vyrobkd a nabadal pritomne
spolky v Kansasu, ably Sc spo-
jily a tim sesilily svoji organi-
saci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16
"SvET"

pyly by ochotny zvoliti 81 gu
vernerku, nebo senatorku, ne
DO mayorku, nebo dokonce pre-
sidentku. "Ta by Sc tam napa-
royala!"
20 tomu rlkate, mill. ctenari,
spoluobcane obojiho pohlayi,
mylim Sc nebo nemylim?
Nez, at Sc mylim neb nam
pravdu, ku konci dovoluji 81
pfipamatovati vam, mile danny,
re dnes jest posledni registrac-
nj den. A nebudete-li registro-
vany, nemuzete voliti pristine
presidenta aniz toho, kdo chtel
byti pristim presidentem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16

, Ia diva tydily; a trl dny az
"to'' budeme vedet. Doufam,
! re. netreba vysvatlovati,. go Jest
! min6ho tim "to". Bude '.to"
ved9t p. Harding j p. Cox a
! tez ostatni kanGidati president
/, strd, hteii proievili ochotu Wy
stIidatis p. Wilsona V ,Bilem
Dome Old a. bFe zna pristine ro-
XII. Pocity tech pand pudou ,aai
fruzne, az Sc dozvi, jak ito"
dopadlo, bud .jeSte ltery V
noci nebo We stredu rano az do
jdou zpravy ze vsech koncu a.
merickc Unie, ale jsem jist. ze
81 vsichni oddechnou, ze uz je
po vSem. S jedinou yyjimkou
p. Debse, jenz klidne ztravil
dny volebni kampane We SVEN
sidle V Atlanta, Ca, znamena-
10 to pro vsechny yelikou atra-
bad. .
ia bych nechtel byt presi-
dentskym kandidatem. Musl
to cloveka uvadeti do yelkych
rozpaku, Jest to prazvlastni
postaveni takoveho kandida alta
presidentstvi. Vcera jeste nell.
sil Sc tax dalece V nitem od o.
statnich Americana. Nikdo V
mem netusil obzvla5t' velikeho
genia, politilia, statnika, eko-
noma, vudce a tribuna sveho
lidu. Znami na potkani po-
.Zdravuji jcj "Dzim' nebo
"Dzou", ci iak sc .imenuie, hra-
j S MIN karty nebo potaji
"Inejakou' vypiji bez ohledu
ma Volsteaduv zakon - inu,
Zkratka jest to clovek iako il
ny, jemu samemu ami nenapad-
10. re Ey nejak obZvlast vyni-
kal mad ostatni spolulidi.
Naiednou nekomu napadne
Tici mu, ze by mohl byti presi-
dentskym kandidatem, Gill jak
Sc popularne rika, nasadi .mu
mouchu do hlavy. Pred kon-
venci to le4te uJde, nehot ta-
kovych handidatu ie vice a po-
.zornost vcreinosti jest tudlz
roztpylena. Jinak jest vsak po
konvencich, kdyz y taho "a
stupu povolanych .isou dya w
yoleni, Nyni to zacne.
Ijednani jsou ii neobratnej~ j.
81 pismaci, ktefl kandldata
Y. z kandidata Y. delaii mad
Gloveka, ziev fenomanalni. Po-
il sobe mopdrost Sokratovu,
statnicilv veh as Talleyranduv,
jest to sorbrn vsech obtan-
skych ctnosti, zkratka muz,
jakJ Sc. rodi ienom iednou ~
stoleti narod 81 mule gratu-
.lovati a yzdaVati diky ranc, V
polednc i vecer, re muz takcyT
syolil uchazeti Sc 0 president
styi Kandidat zdvizen jest -
obrazne feceno - TAX yysoko
mad ten. ohycejny plebs, zc
kdyz chteji ma neho spohltd-
nolti, musi zdvihati hlavy a
,natahovati krky, jako !dyz Sc
diyaJl na aeroplan. DO toho
koncertu pismaku 1jednanNch
narodnlml yyhoty NQadnou
zurnaly stran pfedstihuji Sc
Vp vyli6ovanl ctrosti. rozSa afno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16
EEUELLLETON.

sti, schopnosti zpdsobilostf
toho sveho kandidata, re 81
narod div nenapohlavkuje, ze
uz davno to nepostrehl a ne
chal takoveho muze, ably Sc
ziHil advokatskych femeslem
nebo redakthrstvim. Advokat-
sky cech byval. Y kandidatechs
presidentstyi ,nejtetnaji "a.
stoupea, letos.'yaak pro ,znn4nu
name ma obou vudtich stra-
mach nopinaTe. redaktory.
Kdyz Sc ten bengal pail po
n6kolil1 meslcu, lide tomu ko-
necne uv6ri, ze opravdu ten
kandidAt jest nadclov6kem,
zjevem fenomenalnim, ,ba ma
jae Sc +teba starry parola,
ionz takoveho kandidata presi-
density. znaval, kdyz mu chodil
Ina hrusky a ten Tekne: "Tak
Fvida, a ia nyslel, ze z. toho
kluka nikdy mic nebude." Ia
kova presidentska kandidatura
musi rozhodne uvadeti do roz-
pakn. Vmyslete Sc jenom do
mySlcnek kandidata, co on 81 0
tom mysli, nemysli 81 neco 0 de-
lani 81 blaznu? Nikoli, ia bych
nechtel byti presidentskym
kandidatem. To jest jest6 lepe
byti novinarem, nebot' novina-
re lide nikdy chvalou nezkazi
a neroZmazli.
Nez nekdo to musi delat, to-
kandidovani "a presidenta a
presidentovani a to poslednej-
81 ma take sve prijemnosti.
Pan Cleveland Sc Bilem Do
me ozenil, p. Roosevelt tam
provdal svoji dceru, pan Will
son dive dcery a sam Sc tam o.
zenil. Ma ovsem presidentstvi
tez sve neprijemnosti, uvazi-
nell, re tri q americkych pre-
sidentu skonGili, rukou Gklad-
nych vrahu - Lincoln, Gar
field a Mckinley. Take p. Will
son druhe polovici sve druhe
lhuty setkal Sc ruznymi ne
pfiJemnostmi. jez zpusobila
mu zia nemoc nepratelsky
senat. s nemoci je to tezke,r la
81 trouia IA kazdGho. nema
zadncho respektu pred .osoba-
mi q casto ani veda lekafska
nevi 81 rady, ale jsem iist, re
$ nepratelskym. senatem sc p.
Wilson 'yroVna, az napise svo-
il hlstorii o lcasti Ameriky, We
yelike yalce a mirove konfe-
renci. A dale isem list, ze jeste
mnoho iinych za.jimavych We
cl pan Wilson te historii, po-
Vi. Jsou tfeba lide, kterl by
radeji Videli, kdyby D, Wilson
tn historii nepsal.
Nnze, 2. listopadu Y noci ne
bo We stfedu rano budeme y@-.
,dcti, jak 70 dQpadlos a svrcho-
vani obcan& tohoto velikeho
naroda krone tech, kteri 81
Erousl zuby na n6iake zaopa-
,tleni "a utraty stryce Sama,
puldou po SVEN ''byznlse" ja-
.Ho b> ohom oni nebyli prozili
dTa meslco ro2lichu a deyet q
.desati Ieknou: "Vadvt' isen
to poyidal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-16

ia jenom jsem rad, ze letos v
tom bude miti sve jennie prsti-
|cky meme pohlavf. Co ia jsem
Sc napfeslychal takovych po-
znamek, jako g. ). kdyby zeny
mely dcast sye Wade -"
-. .kdyby zeny mely voleb-
nj pravo. -" Nebo g. +. .inu,
muzsti, CO pax Cd Mich chce-
te. - A dokonce takove po-
sunky, ktere Sc dali ztlumociti
slovy, "Eh, marne mluvit. >"
Krasne danny, to nyni vsech-
no pfejde! Az sc nekde Ease
|neco semele nebo zmota, bude-
tte, mlti, "a to tutez zodpoved-
most jako nay, zadneho "kdy-
by" nebude. Neyim urcite, ia
ky jest rozdil mezi poctem vo-
lieu a volicek, ale jsem jist, ze
nebude yelky nebot' teto po-
divuhodne zemi svetoya valka
|neporusila do takove smiry row.
novahu, mezi pohlayimi jako v
Evrope,kde v nekterych zemich
pripada az 1900 zen ma 1000
muzu3Zde jsme 81 asi tax row.
nj, je-li ma yychodnim konci
zem6 vice zen nez-li muzl, Jest
ma konci zapadnim vice muzd
nez-li zen a tax Sc to vyrovna.
Tedy zadne yymlouvani ma
dale stejna prava, stejne
povinnosti, stejna zodpoved-
most, stejna moe. Uvazim-li
vsechno, prichazim k pre-
syedceni, ,ze moe volicek v a.
mericke politiee bude vetsi nez
volicu,. a komu bzucf kolem
hlayy neiaka .politicka .mou-
cha, ten at 81 daya pozor.
Define tomu, re pride cas-,
kdysnezne. pohlavf, ,shodne Sc
ma kandidatusneb ,kandidatee,
lie hude. 81 pratt. abys .ten tsnsb
ia byli.zvoleni a define tomu,
2e jedpa, nezna ustecka, az
budou v roztouzeni zadana, a.
by. yyslovila to sladke sllvko
"ano' feknou: "Bude-li X ne
bo Y zvolen nebo zvolena, re-
knu ano", a define tomu ze
takovych .neznych ustecek, jez
.takovou ipodminku polozi, bu-
de V cele zemi do desitek tisi-
Gu a statisicu = 4jak myslite,
ze budou hlasovati ii, ,kdoz Sc
budou toho sladkeho slivka
"ano" doprosovati? Doufam,
re timto predpokladem jasn6
jsem vysvetlil, proc meme po-
hlavi bude miti vlastne vetsi
moe v americke tpolitice, .nezli
pohlayi, jez byvalo kdysi sill
neisim.
Nyni, opakuji znova, mile,
drahe danny, vsechno vymlou-
vani a svalovani zodpov6dnosti
$ vlastnich- beder prejde, kdyz
Sc nekde neco semele a nebo
zmota. Treba namitnete. "inu,
hlasovaci pravo name, ale ne
name rukou urady, moe
To ie svata apravda, ale proc
me, to vsechno muze byt, to jc
lvsechno fiSi moznosti. Proc
nemely by byti urady stejne
rozdeleny, kdyz jsou stejne ne
bo pfiblizne steJne rozdeleny
hlasy?
Obavam Sc vsak, &c danny
samy 81 to zkazi. Aniz bych Sc
|vydaval "a obzvlaStniho znal-
&C zenske povahy, mann vazne
pochybnosti o tom, re pani a
sletny volicky .byly by ochotny
lSvoliti 81 .guvernerku. statu ne
DO dokonce presidential marc
ida. soudim tax z pripadu S. ,pi,
Wilsonovou. Ia vyjela. 81 S. p.
Wllsonem do Eyropy, kde do
stavalo Sc jiapoct a loslav jake
nejake kraloynG. "A myshte, re
na, to byly amerlcke zeny - -.
mlnlm hlayne, ty z tax .zya-
nych "lepsich kruhG' - hrdy ?
Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

Mr.. and MrH. Heber u. Plank re
moved Thursday from the Hotel
Sorrento 10 the home Of Norwegian
Consul Thomas kolderup and Mrs.
Kolderup. at s7o2 q. Union 1T
Mr. Howard Thomas n leaving
nart week for n months trip In the
East
Mr.. Thomas ". Phipps ts Q pa
tisnt In Minor hospital
Or. Charles r.. Mooerv has re.
turned from a months Eastern trip.
during which time he attended the
convention OF the Medical Society
OF the United States at Hot Springs.
Ark- OF which he was elected presi-
dent for tho coming year. DR.
Mooers also spent some time doing
postgraduate work In various hos.
pitsla
MN. Harry Glenn ftfbbs win ~.
turn this evening from . months
Eastern sojourn
Miss Marion Burton WIN leave VI
day afternoon for Mt Vernon 20
spend the weekend with Miss Anona
rredeTtckA Together they will re
turn Monday Afternoon
Mr.. and Mru oeorrs v. frons win
leave next Wednesday for Southern
California. 20 spend several months
They have shipped their car. and will
tour Tie South.
DIR. and Mrs James n Bt~vens
and Mlas Marjorie Stevens are ~
moving on Wednesday 10 . residence
AZ 7sss s2nd South
Mira 7. NJ. fimon,on and Mrs.
Janet w. Porter are planning on
leaving next Wednesday Go yihit In
Han Franclsoo and Oakland. confirm.
inE their journey southwark TO spend
several month";
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Howell Wi.
ron. who have recently come here
from Chicago. win occupy tho home
on Mira I. NJ. simonton. Will. abe
In In the South.
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Golf Club Dance to Be
j0vous Event

Over four hundred resrrvssicns
have been made for - Halloween
dinner dance at tho Golf club this
evening. Tables are marked for the
following hosts. some Of whom are
sponsors for mo Host" PARTIES Mfr
and Mrs. Samuel Hedgcs Mr.. and
Mrx Robert McAusland. Mr.. and
1frM Miller Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Short. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest l.
8kee1- Mr.. and Mrs. Claude PhIlhrick.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Mcdonald Mr.
ard Mrs.. Walter Gaibralth. Mfr. and
1arA Edward Duffy. Mr. and Mira
Roy Kinnear. Mr.. and Mrs =. IL
watt Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Case. Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Douglas. Mr.. and
1rrA Lewis Schwagcr. AIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Barium Greening. Mr.. and
Mr.. Henry c. Hsbhard. Mr.. and Mira
Thomas Fransioii. Or. and Mrs. Jay
!. Durand. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T.
Todd. DR.. and Mrs. Frank I. shaw.
NJ. and Mrs r. r Fox. ir. Mr.. and
Mra Robert 8. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dosscr Hoge. Mr.. and Mira
Charies II. Frye. Mr.. and Mrs Fran
- Guy Frink. AIR. and MrS Haw-
ehofne Dent. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Prank
1nnck1em. Mr.. and Mira corwin r.
u1orttnR. Mr.. and Mrs. Judson r.
Jomntnxn. Mr.. and Mira u. r Fred
Gr3ck. MIR. r. w. Mckenzie and Mr..
- Buckingham
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Mount Baker Park
Club Dances

Tonight. nj the Mount BAKER Park
club house. the club vii open their
winter season with . Halloween
danca Other dances are scheduled
for the evenings Of "Wednesday. No
vember ~. Friday. December 10:
Friday. January 10. Friday. January
Is; Friday. February 4. Friday. Feb.
ruary II: Tuesday. February ~.
Thursday, March ~. and Friday.
April L Young peoples parties are
TO be on the evenings of Friday.
November IL: Thursday. December
20. and Friday. February 4. A New
Years eve party Ia to BE- held on
Friday, December 81. with an infor.
NAL reception and dancs on New
Years day. The closfng affair OF
the club win be the May Day party.
which has been planned for sa,ur.
day evening. April 20.
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the home of Mrs. Broassias C. Beck
by the Seattle Council OF Catholic
Women for the charity fund. The
ho~tess was assisted BY Mrs. Kath
erine Poison. Mrs Arthur Cerbei
and Miss sarn FARRELL. Mrs. WI
ham T. Burweii Was In charge OF
this dining room. her corps Of aides
being Miss Grace Heffernan. Miss
Kathleen ponahoe. Miss Phyllis
HamIin. Miss Virginia shsahan and
Miss Geraldine Jackson. At the urns
Mrs. ~. J. conneil and Mrs James
A. Sheahsn were In charge. Mrs
Charles Farrcii and Mr.. Claude Mad
den contributed the musical pro
gram. followed By . short talk on
Music and the Symphony Orchestra
by Mr.. Madden This successful
gathering was the first Of . series.
the next tea 70 be ~ the home 81
Mra Napoleon Campbell. 2zis u.
prcsp~ci ct. On Wednesday. Novsm-
Der II.