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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

SEW YORK June the stock MAJ.
kst ~aE irregular ~ the opening today
Prices On opening saiss vsrs. Canadian
fseific a. itg.. Oft y Hepiosis ~ e.i
AZ $50, OF = Baldwin At iisa. Up =
Anaconda AZ -. unchanged. Royal
butfh. Nr~ YORK. AZ itz.. unbalanced
Retail taeres a. Tss. up v nsthishsm
steel NJ AZ ts.. 40 80 fptsrustiosai
a. up y Southern pasifie q, 80. OFF
= AHsrtean Msolsn at -. unchanged
unltsd states STEEL at s... Off = Cru.
eihls ct iaiA W s. fan.Amorisaa Pc
troi.urn az iei. of =
Trading b-Ean In a dsrni,ory fashion.
vith Crarihls as en-. only active Issue
to she's . nsctaation % a FUN point from
the prssieas olosiaE prices. changes IN
other leading stocks we're fractional and
~ishsu, sirnifirsaee
In the FIRST half hour Reading vas w
= at 40 southern Pacific At sia vas W
- D@nEsr common waa OFT = ct q.
ard the preferred vas of . at Ieh
Royal Du,rh declined - TO III.
An extreme dalinsss .nTsiup-d tbs
early market Transactions w 20 II
~ were only sf.eee shares. which -
the hass % trading gill b. uss small.
ct Turnover fer the week Sons short
covering came inin Htudshaksr and car.
risd the stock above 80 gsn.rHI Motors
ests going Into Csnsrai Motors had q IA
NorabIs effect on preferred and dshenturs
stocks EE per cent d.t~nture gold
closed 90 - Preferred stock vas up
about 8 poin,s
Tobacco PREDICTS 70, at-av. q, early IN
the s'tsrloon ard vas IN sresisr demand
than Retail storea The floating supply
Of American Tobacco securities 10 helnK
constantly reduced by deposits Of stocks
IN exchange for American Tobacco com
mon shares under a dissolution plan. &C
oosding 90 traders
NEW YORK. Iuns s---The New York
Evening Hun financial revisw says
"Hassnssr on thNstoek exchange today
came virtually 20 rtandstili and price
change for the mos, part we're lnconse
qWrntiai ~ IN doubtful N the stock mar.
ket has passed thru a more ooiorl.ss s~n-
sion this year. Tn. outstanding feature
Of the days trading was the absence Of
speculative interest In any department ~
the list A. an Illustration % the mar
rownea@ Of the days market. Steel com
mon held -ithin range Of y point dur
ing The greater part 81 the session.
The railroad stocks on which thrr.
has been such unanimity Of bgilish opin-
ton we're distinctly Disappointing. The
iow priced properties sargni from neglect
and the standard dividend payers were
quite soft at times improvement In tho
freight situation IL evident from the
latest reports and this should 80 a long
way toward relieving the so-eAiisd fro
AHn credits
international Paper and United Retail
stores we're features 81 the final hour.
Paper advanced a.. a. TsA and Retail
stores ~ TO a. Advancing prices In
these Issues induced short covering In
other active stocks American Car "A
Foundry advanced 60 leo. Mexican Pctro-
ieum was w az 10 ia. American To-
comotivs advanced : to -: Chandler up
- 20 $50.
The market closed strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

NAh -. flas afsnuiAfsd ~uraf -
ts, NJ see stall af.tt. ililfs 80
can coffee. aees Sc evapuratsd peaches.
ha CSC. Ne. - pail kafa sfrup. 90,
sac PAS Oh mpis pancake neuF go
stalls tsh.p. tse Liptpn trs, ftr4 oaena.
$50 NJ ne nee. see Del auuts
peaches, afc can fEr ears nsas ~
strins essns $50 stall - hailtuf checks
toe n habitat. itc n geiif Narfrn
trout sec N fstk cod 10 n sail l1.
beef steak 1fe ~ curusa beef BE- n
boilins beef Itr ~ uifntrs fahe ~
Rtatts i.g.a hams halt af shals Sc n
bacon. 800 n pot toast iss n veal
roast. iac n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June 4. The foreign ~.
change market opened steady. Opening
quotations we're Demand sterling.
iigoA, Oft SCI frame checks isole. off
centimesi marks. demand see. ca.
hirs ftr, up ~ ceutimes Canadian dol.
lars. demand - kkc. unchanged
furviHu exchange Was quiet AZ the
close. Demand sterling raiiicd to g. Soa
10 10 marks. demand 2sir. cables
1t1c. Canadian dollars. demand IS s4c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Public Markets


stan ", ne nns saNaf zee 20
pc. Htau - pufs ftesh wnh ~ at
stall a. tell esn rarnsiian miis. tthr
stall 81 salmon tr1af. 1tr n hsiiHHf
ehsshs acc n chiunus saluu1a. ste N
red snapnrf. ~ akn ftail 90 hsats
Toe ~ tinns beans zee n sen naia
reisihs ~ fa PEE SEN hat Hfau &c dt
Mason faf sauf piettes tsrl esas o..
main soup ttc stall -. NJ roil~Ii
oats. 7tc E pbms ksilnass corn nasss
th". ma white nav beans afr Niai
~ potato sausage. Zoe n tAraa sfiis.
no ~ z ne pure lard 80 stall a..
Nee fefh saafp cheese tlE N.
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STOCKS NM nnNnS

Will. Buy
Isihs-ty. Bonds
1000 Alaska Petroleum a Coat
Will. SELL
5 King Airrhip.
10 uali~t Boitcrup.
100 Srrsf-r Otl corr.
leo Fisher OIL Corp
les Universal High Power.
los Hnthrrt Process steel
3ts Deep Sea salvage.
igT Wicta Tire & Rubber
zoo Davis Car.
ssi Pacific Electric w.ider.
iTs simplex AUTO wheel
see beacon Coal
1000 Trojan oil calf.
1000 Columbia Red Metal
1000 Capitol Petroleum
MAX wI>kLER
81. Union So Elliott $50
GERMAN MUNICIPAL AND
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
- = ISSUES
hf~tr~n ets.ass ..st tsfNN
iiarmstadf new ........ $500
Hamburg tStsaD ........ $3.50
lsetpAts sss.sss++ .ss.ss.s -eWp
Aittsdsn ...-s...-...s.. 1isVV
- ISIS f.sS--
Frankfor; o-n thew Issuslsstoo
t~tpAiH .s-s- ..s+tssss @tvp
Munich Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Sc'ANpfSAvrAS AMERICAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
TDs Third Ave
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Tides in Seattle
AATr HDAY
ltTNK

JUNE q
Y1r.t Low Tide
1879 q m. "a a.
FIRST High Tide
tGs q IN. - n
second tsw TIDE
itos . m g n
-~~.nd High rtd~
So . N. u > "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

Yes, LIKE. IN. grass widow knows
enough 10 make hay while the sun
shines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
s. tOR SUPERINTENDENT
PROPERTY


nfAuwttuL
WNrENFRoNT HOME
~ lng o. sickness will b. sold
a0l poultry. faclas boamttf,i be ,s
ahi houtVN ard near town and
test or mar kets, hfsh school, ean-
10y. etc tusY a-foon BUNGALOW
s.sspins n.rch aud cellar. modern
house and outbuiidinsa. is nir.
tFnt trvess lot 20 berries and
ieN rrsi Nne spring water. $50
l.eEh.fn .pallets. Kood COW. all
HERMAN scHRosDnR
Hls.l2stt White niiE
a-ACRE
IMPROVED WATER FRONT
or West Pass. between cities. has
a-foem cosy house, with large
rgteh and large shady naples
sls" runhinF spring end bulk
head. and sidewalk from wharf L.
houEe Price taeh. Come out
sunday Caii at 2ttN second ave
=, downstairs. for particulars Sec
owner Also have larger tracts.
eeth lake aud salt water front
roR SALE nY OWNER
20 seres water front land. six-reom
house, new eara. outbulidlnEs.
small orchard Ira Libby. x. n. IL.
sc. :. shelton wash.
Sc LOo,.lsD OFT INNDs
WRITE FoR MAP SHOWING 10
cation. low price and easy term.
OF sale % logged oft lands offered
10 SETTLERS IN Western Washington
WEl EitiiAEuSER TIMER Co
TACOMA. WASHINGTON
% RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT
FOR SAti.--SNAti. RANCH Wrf1.
improved, See owner. Frank Cru
merit hox IS. HroWrsviiie. wash.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY! foH WASHf> GTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS Prornp,
service. l. a. ROTuE Farm
MoRTGAGE CO. Inc. LeAry Bldg
Main sofo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

H. rA.L IsyBuRBAw HoMEstry
nss'. .slde the city limii. a
rstss TX o. ~ acres sub-lIfi.
rsysl. gay Joan soil, free Ton,
NV unobstfuetsd ana near
w., " Lake Warrington, 80
sssr =, nYn's ana gas avaiinbtc.
ill,e. IN, line and paved hixbwsy
a.. '''f own terms.
~"IR' ''' ssaboard. Ell Ios.
CO. i . si,y s.-AcRE RANCH
ri. E,sd'tt' all cleared. hes. ~
ss.rrss s-foom house. aychs, ~
trooas, harm; chicken " s 80 2 !.
~ esl,"' mouse. garaEA fine 90,
niss az some chickens. t. ~
/, 'sASPEi.I.. i2o Marion a,
sArs far, foE SALE
10 Or ~, z, il9 acrss black liam
nit Az, wa divide Ts,ms ana "a
Asalu. 49,, w. Maple Grove Fa .l M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

Marie frodhom. who has been ap-
pointed director Of the Bank Of Gen.
eva. Switzerland. Is only IS years OF
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
,cnr,Gr

-
hhhh with = runntTg
s.rr-s ~ So. ths hack. ln W.
ssrssm .sshf, developed e'i.'
wsast ~ ! ssif miir troin tli'
wualty, $500 81 q y II Mt,t
rircAd ttss'fsF scheol ,hlllf I, n.
re- buses adialninr tfs'ts-
ssighhors .s.a ard soil tnat p
fAsin 49,, Yua can caalif ~
reh A. ...sssnaent rsisinE hfttttr
eertr iue AID The pfitF % hNia
60 the sssr,s 81 tae cash asi
~ ga mOnth faf'
haianss Inns RFALTN 90. $500.
lNi vsrk Nlt tiit"ti Ash
'eI'NNfNG WATER
no. - mestt black bottom
Skesia al af place has Bee ~
80 III, alton fuf number ei
naf' 's,,nu house. guod = tttfit =,
yetfs sss raad Owner lives ia
hfss 49, ard does uut intend te
CIV ssfisfaetVrt parry can
r'afA ..'.senatle terms. Tai 2
rtAc ,'.i9s.n car and kifk land
@ft Eifk land. Inquire tor Mf
hHf W "a hrlek bungalow uttioe
!. snd " doek
~. - ~EtCTs MoNriiiN
sAeN.. Ne k.acrc tfacts near y {.
NV T'shways rich soil. plenty 81
~ rms lAnt ls honestly
ass ,sal pei tract ! am clos
49, r., cat al $3.50 per tract.
= ~ pIago Tor tcrrivs and
~ Work can b. had al
ss.Nh s saWmiils call ~ write
4. fhis price they vii ~
kH " r MACfAhl.ANh@
= Irayy bldg
-yfNINN VALLEY hAkVAlN
rirss a. good town acres
49, Wtnesaps and lonAthaas.
ss-~. rooa. if acres ia alfal-
ssr,s % which are IN or
acres cora and garden
~xste.n different kinds or Lcsr-
49, already planted ffi'r
4 fsa. terms .....,,,... -
esxrs N. YAKIMA kAN'hhS 90.
U.s. ieii frd Ave -
HERE'S \ pNRGNiN
:. ,.,ss : cleared except few
b..,~r., standing timber Tor tuel
4 -,'ies from Srattic owner aaf
~. -. hranA new t-rocm house .
-, sise6 1880 cash. See Mr..
-pE DOUGLAS CO
80 piae Main $3.50
'r,,ts Values and Courtesy
TIRES CONC RANCH
- s,sss N ioam soil lake 'front.'
49, bungalow large barn.
go, house. fine orchard and
- fruit. farm tools. Ford car.
- COW hrifer. toe chicksus.
- geese. lust the place you
- prtes s. 500. s. 500 cash.
vAN AGSpAt.E 4 CO.
isis Third Avenue.
ACRES
ENR COST OF CLEARING
s.,,s u city. road On > sides. real
.-s.ty corner all cleared part IN
- n yeu want good pirce Of
80 ara Z good buy Hook this up
- srly ttae an acre
HERMAN SCHROEDER
si..ts.it White WtT
,a.ACRE SNAP
...s. % cleared and fenced. - in
-rlvstion. small house and other
A.siairr< This - a dandy lay
~ lsa tast thlnk. the price -
an ii so. You cant beat a.
g. p,srana CO.. Mutual Life Bids
r-si and YeslsF
JOHANSON SERVICE co.
KIRKLAND SNAP
ar-- al cleared. bearing fruit
t-rss al kinds berries. s-room
hsess. electric iights. garage.
sAeksa house. good road close 10
ssaai ard stores. price $1,000.
?. cHAPPEfI.
20 Marion street
& CASH GfVEs YOt IMMH.Dt-
s,s possession % this 10 acre.
nsag Maitoy arres ~ fine bot
TN AID Ne better anywh~re "
snaF house barn. running
rrsa- o. water. with ta-lnrh -
hs,,sr trout price 81 600 Call 53e
EnFrs bliE
"a ACRES, $3.50
r. eask. so per month Good land
slese 70 thlnxs at Big Lake. A
tzrgAin
nc PErERs 7is Third Ave
fOR sALE CHEAP-i0 ACRES on
e<-eni Highway. near Edtnonds
Hsrcrtsffs Cameron. owner. 1850
E.nry hg.iting Main 1854
FARM LANDS
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niiiitttititt,i;,tt

,.hkAP LAND IN YAKIMA
n,se-ACRE SHEEP RANGE
AlsI BIZ THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
" AND s9-ACRE TRACTS
fieh ioUer valley. noted for
Ialv aa1 tremendous yields Of
sA ana corn. the government
~ Unitsd States has been lay
~ Ne last extension Of the
q. Aso.s suNSYsfDE CANAL
w aerss % rich, smooth
ianf under this project must
* s'iesd Up and sold 10 settlers.
- SHORT TINE ONLY buyers
- givsa their choice Of thes-
49, a. ll9 % $50 per acre. with
80 TINE % pay and very low
1917 fats. IDEAL climate: near
49, -. % tao railroads and state
! , shog THIS LAND TO BUYERS
- - atnsnt Call a. our office.
-. z s or send telegram.
photographs and samples OF
our office.
hr,gi.les open evenings also.
4. RIVER FARMS COMPANY
- preer hufftErU an.ffI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

DANDY RANCH

d, IhCEs on HIGHWAY
f,s.tty piaes. road on two sides.
a.. perfectly level. good pro-
t.1s soil: no rock or gravel.
g. slfsam: also we'll and
ms Al cleared except 2 acres
49, nd s2uds all IN: 2 acres
kIt Tor chickens: good. well
~. ,-foorn house. good barn. ga
q shicksn house: II head cat
~ for i3.560
n...khAN SCHROEDER
- RI, s1.ll-it White Bldg
usstnsdDiAS PACIFIC ny LANDS
fss5v ,.rss Of rich prairie land
i.r, ..f the pillow In sunny Al
~ 49,. an average price n fis
n 80, also thousands Of acrss
t.r.e,kated alfalfa lands AT an
hy. Including water rleb, ~
ssv., terms; g.. 600 Loan for i'm
~ u nta. making IL easy for
y l..,,. START with small capitaI.
hris hofnsseekers' rates H. Al.
s,uIs Fer maps. lIterst,r. ~ 81, a.
LlxD :, onaA,,NADIAN PACIFIC nv
ne ayENTs. 20s Pioneer huiid-
s-h,tls. Main sFaa ""'i
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MONEY! foH WAsHf>GroN FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS Prompt
servtcc L a. RoruE Farm
MokTGAGE CO. Inc. LeAry Bldg
Main s0fo.
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red: s.
house
|neIfefs.
| unning
|rtgage.
nap "a
Yyesief'
to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

% RANCHES AND ACREAGE
tOE RENT

ron SMALL flkNCM. WEI.
improved. See owner. Frank Cru
merit hox IS. HroWrsNtiie. wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
.STANF|ELD YOUNG MAN
HEADS ENDEAVOR UNION

Claude Myers of Stanfield, was elect
ed president of the Columbia Chris
tian Endeavor Union at its fifth an
nual convention held on Saturday and
sunday in lone. with over 40 delegates
present from the various c. E. So
cieties in the union.
Miss Lily Allenger, of lone, was
chosen vice-president, other officers
elected were Miss Bertha Moon, of
Freewater. intermediate secretary; ia
bin Vaught, of Pendleton, secretary
treasurer; Rev. J. NJ. Cornelison, Pres
byterian missionary at Tutuilla, alum
nj advisor: and Rev. George l., Clark
pastor of the local Presbyterian
church pastor
Among the addresses which made up
the program were three talks by Rev.
Cornelison, one entitled Forward"
another Stretching Forward to the
IDEAL" and the third. Missionary
Work at Tutuilla," Miss Faye Stein
metz, of Portland. state president of
c. e. societies gave several talks.
Among those from Pendleton who
~ Ea ~ I ~ - F aNNlN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Cruises 10 Be NIade.

F. r. Weaver. local navy recruiting
officer. today received a dispatch from
Secretary of the Navy Daniels stating
that the navy department has issued
instructions to the C. in c. of the At
lantic fleet and the C. in c. of the Pa
cific fleet to submit tentative timer
aries for the foreign cruises to be
made by the fleets in the summer of
1921. The Atlantic fleet win proba-
bly, visit parts of the east coast of
South America. Cape Town and pos
sibly South African ports. including
passing the Island Of st. Helena where
Napoleon spent years of captivity. The
Pacific fleet expects to visit the
South Sea islands and parts of Aus
tralia and New Zealand. 1t is prob
able that the fleet will also visit ports
in southern New Zealand and Tas-
mania. After completing the winters
joint maneuvers in the Pacific fleets
will proceed to their target grounds
by March 10 and after target practice
and repairs, il is believed the vessels
will get away on their foreign cruises
June 15, 1921, Mr.. Weaver points ont
that this is a good chance for recruits
to see the world He states that last
week showed 2s0O enlistments and
that the enlisted personnel of the navy
is now over 10000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19

DR.. John H. Secor, pastor of the
Methodist church, will be the principal
speaker at the meeting, which will be
held in the church. This meeting Will
be open to te public. Annual reports
will be presented and filed and one
third of the directorate will be replac-
ed by new directors, chosen to serve
three years. There are at present II
directors in the county organization.
Delegations are coming from nearly
every town in the county for the ban
duet and meeting. The affair will be
in charge of the local Y. NJ. c. A.
board and admittance to the banquet
is by ticket only.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19

attended the convention were Miss
Alice Greenwald of the Disciples
church, and Miss Mary Allen. Indian
girl from Tutuilla. Rev. Cornelison
represented both the local church and
the mission. Three cars of Young
people from Stanfield went to the con-
ventiOn.
Local delegates speak high praise
for the entertainment given by the
people of lone. One of the high lights
on the program was banquet at $50
p. m. on saturday More than 100
people attended,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Y DIRECTORS WILL Be
ELECTED AT BANQUET

Directors for the county organiza-
ton of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation will be elected tonight at the
annual meeting OF the board. which
will be held in the Methodist church
The business meeting will be preceded
by banquet, at $50 O'Clock. which
is to be attended by 100 or more men
interested in the county work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
GIRLS! MAKE A
LEMON BLEACH
Lemons Whiten and Double
Beauty Of the Skin

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
q bottle containing three ounces OF
Orchard White which can be had at
anw drug store, shake well and you
have a quarter pint Of harmless and
delightful lemon bleach for few cents.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion
into the face. neck, arms and hands
each day. then shortly not the beauty
OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use lemon
Juice to bleach and bring that soft,
clear rosy-white complexion. Lemons
have always been used as a freckle
sunburn and tan remover. Make this
up and try 1t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
essssst.seses"c' "c'


]. w. Messner. who was last heard
OF at HermIston. Is being sought py
his son, II. L. Messner, OF Muskogee.
Okla. In letter TO the local iodge
OF Eiks Mr.. Messner asked that word
be put in the papers here In hopes the
father would communicate with his
son. The older Messner is life mem.
Der OF saginaw. Mich. lodge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Victory Medals Now Ready

Ex-servlce men who have not enroll
ed in the reserve force may obtain a
Victory Medal upon application to the
navy recruiting office located i1 the
Federal Building. It will be necessary
for such men TO present their origin
al discharge certificate. War service
certificate or other official papers in
dlcating the ships upon which the men
served should also be submitted at the
same time In order that the clasp to
which they are entitled may be deter
mined.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Harry Minis to Return

Harry MINIS is expected to arrive
here the latter part Of the week from
Yakima accompanied by Mrs. MINIS
for visit with Mr.. MINIS mother,
Mrs. w. C. MINIS. Friends of Mr..
Minnis will be glad to learn that ne
IL convalesclng from a serious infection
on the foot. He sprained his ankle
and Az three operations were ineffec-
'tral. 1t was necessary to amputate the
foot. Mr.. MINIS has for the past five
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
CommIttces GcttIng Banauet Iist.

Two committees are at work among
the businessmen OF the city today ask
ing heads OF local firms 10 attend
banquet to be given Friday evening for
the Portland Chamber OF Commerce
members who will be the city's guests,
Roy Buchanan and r. +. Morse COM
prise one committee and Chauncey
Bishop and George C. Baer the other.
They met with good response and
probably more than 100 local men
will attend. The banquet is to be
served in the Parish House of the
Church Of the Redeemer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Tonrist Renort Is Receirod.

The annual report OF Herbert cuth-
bert. secretary OF the Pacific North
west Tourist Association. was receiv-
ed today by the Pendleton CONNER
clal Association and placed on file.
The report tells OF the work of the as
ISOLATION in oregon, Washington and
British Columbia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Reyenue COLLECTOR Here.

w. d. Chamberlain, collector of in
ternal revep =. for this district return
ed TO his office in the federal build
ing Monday. He has been absent for
several weeks on business In other
parts OF the district and for the next
fortnight will be at work in the towns
OF the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Residence Is Bought.

Mr.. and Mrs Alger Fee are domi-
ciled In the Jones residence on Lewis
street, purchased recently by Mr.. Fee
from Mrs. Roger Kay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kay are in the Brownfield APARTMENTS
awaiting the completion OF their new
bungalow On Lee street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Kcnnet r-aser Appointed

Kenneth Fraser. who since 1914 has
been deputy federal clerk and who has
often visited Pendleton in that capa-
city, was yesterday formally sworn in
as United States commissioner for the
Portland district Fraser will be sue
ceeded by Il. M. Morton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

! Oct. 1g.--Milton A. Miller
! speaks for Democratic campaign
, Arcade thenter.
} Oct. 1S.--County Y. M. Q. A.
} Convention here.
} Oct. 20-22 - Joint Institute
, Morrow -Umatilla teachers here.
} Oct. 22-Portland Chamber Of
; Commerce Walt here.
) oct. Eastern oregon ses-
. sion supreme court here.
> Oct. 2G.--American Legion
= dance.
= oct. 29.-Pendleton Athletic
. Club smoker.
3 Nov. 2.--General election.
. Nov. 5-6-7--Northern Oregon
. Older Boys Y Conference here
. Nov. 1l.---Armistlce Day
= State holiday.
. Nov. iS-2O--Pacific Interna"
. tIonal Livestock Exposition Pow
= land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Rainfall Ia .fs Inches

Rainfall last night and today was
.1s inches says Major Lee Moorhouse
official weather man. The maximum
Is Sc today and the Minimum 80.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Takes place as stenographcr.

Miss Esther jenkins has accepted a
position as stenographer for the Cum
ninghom Sheep Co.. in the head office
Of the company here. She was for
merly in the roadmaster's office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Tronsfcra ,o submarlnc Basc

Robert Leslie Hicks. seaman second
class, u. s. N. II. f., left Saturday foi
Portland to transfer to the regular
navy. Mr.. Hicks Is being sent to the
submarine base at San Pedro, Calf.
| for duty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Mrs. Ilccsc oncrated upon.

Mrs. Fred Reese was operated upor
today at 81. Anthony's hospital Lat
est reports say that she Is doing well
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Fred TsennIon m Uermlston

Fred Bennion, County agriculture
agent, is in Hermiston on business con-
nected with his work. He will return
tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
PENDLEToN
Nezcs of Pemdleton

years been employed as federal Off
Ger and has done valuable secret SER
vice work for the government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
SAY "DIAMoND DYES"

Don't streak or ruin your material
in a poor dye. Insist on Diamond
Dyes" Easy directions in every pack
age.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19

Morning Train Delayed 25 Minutes
Portland passenger train No. thia
morning was 25 minutes late In reach
ing Pendleton. There were IA cars In
the train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-19
Few Nurses Register

Three nurses have registered with
the Red Cross office for service. The
Red Cross pays the nurses when SICK
families are unable to do so.