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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-09

Two-base hit: Dykes, Perkins, Gal loway, Young. Double play: Dykes. Galloway and Griffin; Pipelli, Heil- mann and Panelli. Base on balls: Off Dauss, 2; Off Naylor, 4. Struck out: By Dauss, 4; by Naylor, ?.
 No other games scheduled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-09
sheehan Pitches No Hit Game

 Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 8.-Tom Shee- han, who will report to the New York Americans at the close of the South sern Association season, pitched his second no-hit game of the season in the second game ftoday's double header which Atlanta won from New Orleans 2 to 0 and 4 to 0. Joe Guy on's hitting contributed to victory in the first game and his running catch in the ninth prevented New Or leans from tying the score. Boone held the Pelicans to hits in the first game. The Crackers who had made timely hits off Vance in the first contest punched hits off Walker in the second. Score:
 First game:
 R H K New Orleans = 900 900 O00-0 4 0 Atlanta ----- 100 co 10x-2 6 3 Vance and Deberry; Boone and Mills.
 Second game:
 R H E New Orleans ---- 900 900 co 0 1 Atlanta -------- 0O3 010 x-4 9 Walker and Deberry, Meyers; Shee- han and Hager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-09
Braves and Bears Split

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. s.-Birm- inrham and Mobile divided double header here today, the Bears winning the first game to ? while the Bar ons took the second to 1. Phil Nor rison and Meeker were ineffective in the first game while Roberts was hit hard in the second. Score:
 First game.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-18
En- MEDIC DEL CA NIND.
NOS ENCONTRANOS
IOSDOS
-oye, Peregrino, shaefa donde vas?

Dye, Peregrino, :hacfa d6nde vas?
Gala, mis- huellas te 10 diran.
II Por que andas tan de misa, Pere
grilio?
Gala, cuando Ella yenga te 10
eontara
Pues. iqui6n eres tti<q. la eonOces?
sQ Que? AcaSo no me conoces? Pues
70 soy el peor enemigo de los hoinbres.
Ellos me niegan hospitalidad, mas yo
siempre los yenzo: de humanOs es la
debilidad. Desprecio al herido que
ansfa verla, pero desprecio mas al
suieida. que no espera mi vista para
arrojarse en- sus braZos. Me yes asf,
tan sambrfo, tan silencidso, pues asf
entro 10 mismO al palacio majestuOso
que al pobre bohfo, sin mas voluntad
que la mia. ;Hufd de mi, mortales,
soy mas ladino que Marte siryi6ndole
Ella! @&
Quise afrOjarme a Su paso entor-
pecerle el camino, mas; Aparta NOR
! tai line dijO, y siguiendo su peregri-
naci0n con muestras de ira v mezcla
de desprecio, grit6me: ''Yo odioN los
que aprecian la vida.
Oh, por algo me desprecias! Yo ten
go una cripta profunda, muy profun-
da en- mi alma. ;POr que me prOhi-
bes dormir para siempre en- el regazo
de mi adora(la?
El Peregrino alejdse de mi lado con
| una mueca de desprecio, de ira. PerO,
iqu6 importa? Ella Oira mis- rllegos
= vendra.
La Pdlida es benigna..
Julio ZGldNOnd0t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-18

~
dos Unidos consumer cantidades fa-
bulosas~ en- attfculos de lujo, mientras
otras naciones mas pobres no tienen
que conner. La situacion empeora al
interVenir en- la repartiei6n del ere.
ditto los prejuicios resabios nacio-
males que La guerra ha dejado tras
ST. Asl pUr ejempio, las casas ingle-
sas espetaban grandes benefcios al
abrlfse "a mercad0 centroburopeo.t
Los aquf residentes recuerdan que al
aiio. o asf, del arlnisticio, los paheros
de Bradford Sc negaban a vender a
sus naeioAales pafos de gastre, q. po-
sefahs en- abundancia en- sus almace-
mes, a precios que no fuesen exorbi-
tantes, pues el mereado que Sc habia
yaciado pOr Ia guerra, Sc iba a abrir
pagafia al preci0 que Sc le pidiers.
Pero el case es que Alemania no tie
ne credito con que comprar pafios
SztraHjer0s, porque sus ex-enemigos
no Sc los otorgans 7 los paheros de
Bradford Sc quedaron sin su sofiado
negocio. Por falta de credito. Europa
no puede trabaJaf. luego no puede co.
merciar, Y de aquf que haya spar6 for
zoso en- Inglaterra. Esta polftica de
e4uivOcada passion Sc Hama en- In
giaterra .acortarse Ia nariz para que
Sc fastidie la cara.
Salrad0r de Mddarid0d.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
Way To Interest The Readers Make Your Ad Specific

is room for suspicion our Bureau n Ia
vestigatiOn will usa every means ~ a.
the facts, but We know before pa start
that the great majority n Wall STREET
employees are honest poOpie
we know, too, that human nature = .
thing that cannot bs rc1ueed - mhfhs
rnatics Or filed away for rnfefuoe bit
we do want % know how these psopis
live a. home, whore they spend their rec
rcati0n hours, and Homefhmg n their
habits generally, for 4 not only has q
boaring on their honesty but ~ thsis
efficiency a. ompl0yca
IN other words. u y0u would brsak ni0
the sacred precincts ~ high finance, you
must be wiling ~ submit D. = constant
secret cspignago upon ypuI private and
personal life You must eel ~ yOuf en-
ployer mot Only ynsir time and ensrzy, balt
nlso corsiderable part ~ your ycrrDnal
liberty and privacy fOi must be willingto
live IN the kuOwlodge that you are heing
watched every minute Only thoae ~ tif
top, ~ would seem are immune Hut ar
not they the orlee vim handle and control
the greatest sums ~ money IN fhc' are
they not the real curtodians - the na
tlons funds? Would - not b. the lugica
development ~ their system ~ create
some sprt ~ government rrpi0naKe bureau
10 seo how the great men ~ fnancr pend
their leisure and their fDOuey. - rsgila'e
their assocIaf<s aud morais7 Affer At
y takes q good many drfaul,ing oTos
boys and noasongers " dn ~ nlDeh Ian
ere ~ ono Mrllcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
LEAVES RARE RELICS
To FAMILY MEMBERS
Will Of Late Judge Jsrnes Aifr-t
Pearce Also Divides E-.a'e ~
S35 0OO.
SPECIAL co-r.,ronaenc. 70 r---y z--r.-r

Special crrrssf o1fancs - E-.-y p--rs1r
Chester'ovn Nd De- n The vi'
~ thn atn JHdge lanes ANrsd P-ar,e
vas admitted for probate ~ thr ~
phans Court iaEf woek 70 rnEk~s frr
following speoife bequesf
To HE SISTER, Mrs Mary Pssr-s Ping.
gold hir silver tsnksrd ard arn~hai-
gwen his father nv fornr1oforr ta~on
Jones': slso thn lsrgs prn~h t-0Vl gwen
by n1z stsp-rnothrr n hrsfathsr and AZ
such books ~ w@re gwen nm ~ 30
sister
In hi- nephs- James a Pe~ro~ Cris-
field snsl ring vh'eh came from his zr~rt-
grandfathnr Dr U1ok sluo no rwn
port rsit with thai ~ ne zr~st- grsndrnosb-
er hiq wifs, ard other portraits snd f.ook-
CAGES
The viro ofst 1,ro ~ - ussi for ,ls>ing
a memorial window n ErnmRnuei Pm
testant Episcopal Church - tna memory
~ ma vife
To biz niersz and nsphe-rs Etn-iinds
Crizfeld Nrs Naude Toul-on Huh.rd
Ringgold a Crizfeld C-hsrlo,ts a. =
Burria. Unit Rasin and children - Mrs
laura y Merritt soras article ~ honk
10 Judge Iewin N Hlekes ~ iau
ofFice fIroiture
To regents ~ w vernon Association.
General Washington hunting horn and
profile of General Washington
To Washington College Al rnssrellane-
oGa hbraries other than Az hooks: - :
CRAVING of utted STATES senate "a lii
and al PICTURES n puhIe mon.
To tae vesfrv 81 & hester PARISH 500
- - used A. = nucleus 81 fund . insfa ii
heating pant 0r tpwsr1s rho purrhasf
uf rev organ.
To sarah Blake. s~rvant. house and
lot and s25
II ANNE Hvnson. Wesley Brnsdwav
and Eta strong. s25 eaeh - Nrs Il
K fsooding. Mrs LAURA Merritt and
Mss Matilda Rssin. 81 900 rach.
. tbs sister s.rs u. is snrsrv
81 COO, p trust
On e-thIrd II the estate 2 n - DIVIDED
among ia ephews. Henry PAGE BuTus
and hariotte Burrrs. ar e-thud - =
A. = and Ethehl de 4 rEfeid 81 s-thlTd -
Hubbard y Bii Egold Mrs Mardc 1u,-
son, and hIs ece. JuLn + IS hite.
The estate s valued 40 $4,000. =
A. Pearce Crisfeld is named ~ executor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY

Ches;ertozvn. Nd. Dec. y Two
farmers wives shlpped ltmbcr u
turkeys to market, ast ve~k. ana -.eare4
$500 30 ne ior The harvest acre rnls
season pas Teen unusually prosperous
The funeral q Mrs. tunIce nearce
widow oi Jt.yiEe James Alfred Psarre
who died On Thursday evening. Va le..
from Emmanuel Protestant Tplscopa,
Church to-day 90 noon. serv4ces hy Rev
Charles /. AtNa;er aGd Hev Dr Heur
B. Martin. Interment he anuv or
IN hester .emeterv
r. lee ROBIN son vas ont Do his qawel
boat, ast SeeS, when bIs sleeve pglf
IN the diving shaft II ne plGIe Hi-
arm was badly 'ora, ana only ~ ns
preserce nj u4u4 and stTeDgrn 4id le
prevent lis arm 5eing torn -nmp.ote
Of
Edward Newton. lanItor of Chester
cemetery, has erected reat muiding
for the accommodation ai thuse vhu
come from . dlstaEc c., as VaItr room.
John II. CleEdaI .cl, u near kenEedy-
vile, has purchased = herd sire which
probably represents the most anstocrauc
Holstein breeding On the PeLlI S'.la.
This bull, He. gerveld Mercedes King
Was bred IN Liv1 Eston country. Niichl-
gan, and comes from A herd which hOios
a fife show III z record.
Jesse +. Ireland for some wears cashier
of the ia'eua Bar X IS acting - cashier
of the { hcsapeake city Bank Z. vacated 81
the death Of Richard : Wallis Inul
successor can he secured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
BREAKS WORLDS RECORD.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evenins
Bakers ED, Calf, Dec. 27.-Jra Val
broke the worlds automobile racing
record on the one-mile dirt track here yes-
terday, in winning what Nas billed AS The
dirt-track world championship, frOm
Roscoe Sarles and Eddie bearno
Walls time was I .2S II and 3-i The
former record was l2y.l7, established
last year by Eddie Hearue, 40 PhUnix
Ariz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
DEOR CHALLENGES HOPPE
FOR THREE-CUSHfON MATCH

IS Associated Press IS Every 1Neang
New York, Dee -. Afrsd De 0ro
former world champion at threc lshlon
and pocket billiards, has issued . public
challenge 10 Willie Hoppe, the ba.k hne
titleholder 10 meet him ia a three cushion
match. The Cuban player announced
that Hoppe can have the nrvilegr :.
naming the number Of points 10 BE- PLAYED
and the date for the match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
Public Recognition

vital factor Of Want Ad results, and which
a result Of Distribution. Classification. Clean Ad-
vertsemens I a Go Homo contain Live Matter In
PUBLIC RECOGNITION
Any publication can secure some want ads and may
give them fair amount Of distribution for the price asked
but only publication that II publicly recognized Want
Ad Medium produce results that Justify any price,
Every Evening the first Wimingto newspaper
accept telephone Wan Ads. This step In the
Of Want Ad service to Its highly specialized
magnitude To-day practically any Want Ad may be tec-
phoned Every Evening published that day.
most instances tho WANT satisfied without the customer
leaving home business.
Public Recognition OF Every Evening Want Ads has
gained and held by Home Going Distribution
Advertisements that contain Live Matter properly Cassi
fed. through IN fact that nearly every toward
better Want Advertising has been pioneered b. Every
ing.
Call 22OO today and ask for nd takcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
BOYS TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

BY Associated Press TO Every Eytniug
New York, Dee. 27.-An unusually
large number Of PLAYERS were entered m the
annual national indoor junior and hovs'
tennis tournament, opening here TODAY.
Matches win continue throughout me
week. Vincent Richards vii defend is
title
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
.ts,I,,
ATLANTIC CITY, ". j.

HOTEL BOSCOBEL ,ssr msn'se.y se.g, Ave
Baths elevator, exCei table. hotel refr1rr
$3.50 and up weekly Booklet. steam heat
fuone III. A. T.. MARION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

NOTlCE-The annual meeting o. 'ho Of Mill
80. nUndred will be held in sthhVo,'
HsH stanton. Del, Monday, Jannars o o.
1871. at o clock, p. IN. Phlilp r,,arY
prsaadent. frank r. learsIcy, .=z=e =.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board

Rooms " Itnout BOard 6S
ADAMS ST, S2o-Two rooms. well heated
for man and wife or laoIes employed.
Adams Oh nEEI oIo--r pruis.seu rooms
Meals In same pIock. Pnone oss. j.
FRENCH ST, Iuo-FurnIsned rooms for
LOGGING; also large room Ior light nouse-
keeping neat anu gas Ior coohin4 FURNISHED
JkFFEksOk 81, I3l2--I'wo well fur
nlsneo double rooms. Use OF telephone
KING ST.. 1IIo-Furnisned or unfurnisned
rooms, running water, electricity not
water heat. inquire 4uu w. sixth street
MARhET ST. I4o2-Nicely furnished
third-story room. All conyenlences. Phone
1865 j.
ORANGE ST, I309-One room for rent
for geptimen only. Hot water heat, cleo
trio and use of pnone.
ROOM-Nice room for one or two fgen tie
men. All conVeniences. Centrally located
Phone GIL.
WASHINGTON ST, S23-NiceIy furnished
room in modern apartment. Apply Mrs
Williams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
+ OOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without Board


Rooms without Board ss
NES1 81. DesraDle Furnished room
for rent. Phone 7u6a-J.
W, 7TH ST. aOi Furnished room for gen
tiemsn. Phone 1924
pIH s., l2oi-Lisht, airy rooms. FUR.
nished. In private family. We'll heated
Phone 1923 W.
Rooms for housekeeping 80
ROOMS Furnished or unfnrnisbed elac
trio iishts. steam heat. running water, De-
siraule location. Inquire tUO W atxth
street. Phone s6s5 W
RoOMs-T Two. nicely Furnished rooms for
rent. Centrally located. Reference re-
quircd l5Jt Market street
W IIH ST, b25-Two unfurni.hed room.
for, light housekeeping. with light. heat
-l ana sas.
Where 10 lat II
WRa'f 81, i2U2-Isbie board bY ,h, WOOL
Home COOKING. Phone 6oo }.
Wanted Rooms or Board ~
ROOMS srwo or three furnished or un.
furnished for light housekeeping West
side soove sixth street Price and loea
ton must be quoted ~ con sldered Ad-
dress -, Every evening Once.
hou es ar Rent ~
8. HEA1sD ST. s2e-seven room. aud hath
porch. Inquire 1900 French street
WEST ST. i2O0-Corner property. min.
rooms. bath, porch. Rent reasonable.
W 71H 81, liog-Hice home at reduc.~i
prices. 10 rooms. porch. heater &c Apply
BOO N. broome street.
arms and and or saIc n
bS-ACHE FAHM-waat Of Kann.,t aa,,a,.
Pa Stone buildings. Suitable for trucking
and poultry s66tn Harsain for atIIca
buyer. William Hslloweli. kennatt Square
"a
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats u
APARTMENT For rent Five room. hath
and pantry Al convonienoes ooo,iIe.
HuildinE, Eighth and Tatnali streets. IIS
W Ninth street see Mr. Colton
APARTMENT--Tw rooms. Furnished for
houseleopius Tor man and wife. stJ
monthly Phone h0E2 W
APAkTMrNT-F rooms. with pantry
Centrally located. Modern. No c6ildr.n
Leaving city. Immediate possession Adj.
dress 10, Every Evening ONCE.
APAkTMENT-r For rent. -Four room. snd
bath, Immediate possession Apply Man
ion 4 Co plb Orange street.
n. =, COR. 0rH AND MONROE sTs.-
Ihreo rooms. bath perch, cellar. Also pri-
streets Apply 500 shiplcy street. ''' '''
W. FIFTH ST.. tOi- Private apartment
nnfurnlshed. two rooms, SIS per month
business faces FOR ent Is
PYTHIAN CASTLE-ror rent An con
venisnces. Including chAirs. for dances en-
tertainmsnts. bAyAars. church Affairs. Day
or evening Jsse u Horner AL King
SHlPIEY ST. sO5 For rent store or
office. Hot water heat and electric Light
Apply 500 Shipley street.
Houses For Rent II
ADAMS ST, House. eight rooms
bath Inquire $50 Madison street.
Suburban For Rent 70
SHELLPOT PARA Four-room bungalow
for rent. Apply Mrs Henry. shellpot Park.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
II uses For Sal 81
FOR SALE OR RENT-One Of the best
homes in Greensboro. Maryland fully
equipped with modern convenencsss pipe
less furnace, electric lights hot and cold
water. Write J. ii. G. Legg. Centreville.
Md.
AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
INSTRUCTION
Correxpopdeuce Courses

WANTED iFs-hien over ~ wishing
TO become government railway mail clerks
xl35 month. Answer immedistsiy. 10
Every bvenins pmcc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
EMPLOYMENT
FINANCIAL

N0TfCE-fhe board of directors of Union
National bank OF Wilmington, Delaware.
has TINS day declared semi-annusi dtvk
dend of oignt per cent and an extra dist-
dsnd of 10 per cent on the stock OF TINS
bank payable December 81. 1870. Checks
will he matted .. g. i4ibson. GashtAs-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
AUTOMOBILES
AiutomoD,.es tor SAFE

fz1T,7ss---7rourins. Tires good. anu a bar
81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27

Business Services Offered I8
RUCHEh-Slgns OF every description AZ
TIa onIpley street. Phone 1923 W
DOLL HOSPITAL-Heads and wigs Comb
inus made up in any style. 6IS W SeyauIh
.treet 7l2 Walnut street Phone 1926 r.
HARTING SIGN CO.. signs and show
cards Phone 20l9 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
Ioes, inslru, ton Glasses

BEACON SIS rerOkn as pe OF
Americas best business schools, Make
ARRANGEMENTS to enter Day school or
hisht school ON Monday, January 3,
Rsacom business ooleses. ienth and
king streets W ilmlngton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27

HcIU " AuleC-. GTnAIc 3Z
OOLORED WOMAN-Experienced for
housework. Apply 105 w. seventh street.
HO UoEW WORk-Experienced girl for gen
erai housework. sleep in. References re-
Quired. Phone Holly OAK 1877.
no UsEkEEPEK-Whit woman. for house
keeper In small family. Steven Ash Iron
BILL, Md.
WOMAN-White for general houseyorl
Three adults. No washing or ironing To
go home at nights. Address. giving refer
ences, TO X II, Every Evening once.
WOMAN-Experienced white, for house
work in small apartment. Two in family
Phone S222.
YOUNG WOMAN-To sell fine silk hos
iery. Easily make x25 weekly in spare time
selling to friends and acquaintances VIII
mington Sales Agency. 7l2 Ford Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27
AUCTIONS--LECALS

uctio sales 80
AUCTION sAI.Es-Of every descrip ton
Anywhere. II you want TO soil see Hanfl-
ton. the Square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent. T05 Madison st. Phone 73ss w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27

56-kCRE FARM Of Kennett ao,.,.
Pa Stone buildings. Suitable for trtsskins
and poultry se6p1. Bargain for auirl
buyer. William Hsllo~eli. kennatt Square
Ia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-27

II uses For Sal 81
FOR SALE OR RENT-One Of tho best
homes in Greensboro Maryland, fully
equipped with modern convsniencsss. pipe
less furnace, electric lights, hot and cold
water. Write J. III. O. Legg Centreville.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15
CLARENCE COMPANY IS
COMING TOPENDLETON


The fine organization that will pre-
sent Booth Tatkington's comedy of
Clarence at the Pendlcton The
atre on Tuesday evening. July 20, has
Just finished playing the more import
ant cities of the Pacific coast. Iden-
tically the same cast will be seen in
Pendleton that presented the comedy
at the Blackstone Theatre. Chicago,
for four months, closing there on the
second week of last April. At that
time the Western tour of the company
began, and II has been very success
full The weeks engagement at the
Metropolitan Theatre. Seattle. closed
on the night OF Saturday, July 3. and
the route of the company now lies to
the eastward. A few of the larger
cities between Seattle and Salt Lake
City will be visited, Pendleton being
one of them. After playing Salt Lake
City for five performances the east
bound tour will include Denver, Oma-
ha. Des. Moines and the week of Sep
tember 5th will be played at the Am
erican Theatre. st. Louis. Mo. Dur
ing the remainder OF the regular sea-
son nothing but week stands or more,
in the large cities Of the East, will be
played.
The Clarence Company closed a
series OF four performances at the
Auditorium, Spokane on last satur-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15
Too Fat?
FEASY. HOME SELF TREATMENT
Overstoutness weakens. the liver be-
comes sluggish, fat accumulates. heart

action becomes weak,
energy fails work 10 an
effort and the beauty of
the figure is destroyed.
Fatexcess is unhealthy,
1T shortens lives of many.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15
PICKING WINNING BOAT
CONTINUED from Page 7.)

a stable boy in the saddle who was
holding in the animal. There might
be twenty pounds of weight in the
saddleflaps. Ten pounds taken off
one entry and loaded on another can
change whole race. The point is
well illustrated in the last English
Derby No one thought anything of
Spion Kop- He hadn't shown anything
in workouts and no one knew who was
going to ride him. But at the last
minute star American Jockey ap-
peared and rode him to victory.
The same holds true with the yacht
trials. No one is absolutely sure what
either Resolute or Shamrock can do.
Resolute will be sailed by a new Skip
per. She will have new crew. No
one knows what the result will be. The
same in the case of the challenger.
Handling is one of the greatest fac
tors and it will decide the race as
much as any mechanical factor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15

#. E. Everett, returned to their home
in Halnes Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pruitt and daugh-
ter. Elanor motored to Haines to spend
their -'Gcation with their sister. Mrs
p. S. Notion. They were aceompan-
led by their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Connolly.
Mrs. NJ. L. Severance left Friday for
her home at Great Falls. Montana, aft
er a six months visit at the home OF
her son E. S. Severance.
Mrs. James Lane left Monday for a
visit TO her father at Montivido, Min
nesota- She expects to be absent about
two months.
Mrs. t. o. Yates is the guest of her
mother in Pendieton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richards have
returned from Condor. Their son
Glen and family accompanied them
home.
w. T. Reeves is attending the synod
in Eugene this week.
Mrs. Frank Sloan and children are
visiting relatives in Walla Walla.
Mrs. E. S. Severance and daughters. !
Ruth and Florence, are spending the
week in spokane. Mrs. Severance
vent to help celebrate her fathers
'ightieth birthday.
laughter Lotus. were in Pendleton
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Martin have re-
urned from visit to Mr.. Martins
arents at Richland, Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15
MILK PROVES COSTLY
BUT MOST ADEQUATE
BLAZE ExTINGUISHER

GUNNlSON, Colo, July 15.-By A,
P-)-Twenty gallons of milk. worth
ten cents quart, were used to ex-
tlnquish blaze on the roof of the
dwelling on the Cornwall ranch near
here.
fhe blaze was discovered just as the
hands finished the milking. A bucket
crlsade was being formed to pass wat
err from Ohio creek, which flows near
py, but the mixers fearing that this
method would be too slow threw the
milk on the flames. What little blaze
was left after the milk attack was ex-
with water
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-15
FIJI CANOES LOOK
LIKE J0SEPH'S COAT
lN.ST0LEN PAINTS

AUCKLAND. New Zealand. July Il.
Ia. P.)-Joseph's coat was what
certain canoes in the Fill grfoup look
ed like about the middle of April. Soon
after the American schooner Defend
er had run upon a reef in the group.
early in the month. and beeome a to-
tai loss natives flocked TO the spot in
their boats and ireipea1 themselves lib
orally to her stores including the paint.
This paint they lavisheda upon upon
the canoes with bizarre effect. The
Defender. Captain Erickson. was own
ed in San Francisco and was bound
from Gray's Harbor. Wash, for Suva
with q cargo Of lumber.