davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02

" tych dnlach oh. Walenty Wacho-
wski many o6ywatel tel d1lclnicy pod
da& sic cicakiej operacyi W szritaiu
Sw. JGzefa. Operacya sic udaia pacy-
cnt przychodzi powoli do zdrowia.
w niedzicle. dnia 1890 paldzierni-
ka b.. r. NieTiasty R~6aahcowe urzadZa
ja wieczorek towarzyski z tahcami
poiaczony q ,,Bunco" W sail parafiainej
o sodzinie 7mej wieczorem. Czysty do
ch6d Z wieczorku obr0cony zostanie M
korzySj parafii.
=:
Kt6rZy z rOdak0w lub rotlacZek ME
zapiSali sic ~jcszczc do spo{ki budowni-
czo-pozyczkowej pod naEwa Jefferson
Park Building AID Loan Assn, mOga
TO uczynic W kahdy poniHlzia1ek vic
czorcm W lokalu PREY Milwaukee ave-
nue. Gale vi. Sp0fka ia ~doskonalc
~nroSperuje | mlmo krOcKlcCo cZaSu SWe
20 iStnienia zjedna}a sObic zaufanie
nietylko wSrMl swoich ale take u OBJ
Conar0dowc6w.
-
Y. General Wladys{aw Zapala c. r..
kt6yy bawi Obecnie " Rzymie, zakupii
nowy krzyz do procesyi kosztem 5000
THROW. Krzyz ten zakupiony zostal z
funduszu zlozoncGo przez by1ych zo3--
merry armii Stan0w Zjedn0czonych,
syn0w naszych parafian, ma pamiatke
~SzcZeSliwego ich p0wrotu z wojnv.
Bndy PolSkiej PGzyczki Panstwowej
SO do nabycia ia plebanii miejScowe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02

~czynajaccj nowy rok szkolny. Szkofa
ia jak inne posiada 6sma kiase. hie-
r%ownickani szkoiy jak dotychczus tax
/ nadal beda czcgodne Siostry Sotre
Damki. Ola wysody dziatwy mieszka'
jQcej z dala cd parafii, miejscowe SIo-
stry N~auczycelki urzadzaja specyal-
ma kuchmie, gdzle dziatwa bedzie mo-
gla otrzymat obiad Tub f~ilizanke ka-
wv wed}ug zyczenia. ROdzice poWinni
przedewszystkiem pamietaG o tenn ably
dzicci swoje posyiali do szkoiy polskiej
katolickiej.
Dowiadujemy sic 2 w~iarygod1eSo
zr0dla, re kO5ciW p. ". Sw. Konstancyl
bedzie W tych dniach malowany tax
ia zewnatrz jak ma wcwnatrz. Take
beda zakupione lowe dywany do prcz-
byteryum. Koszt malowania koScioia
/ nowcgo dywanu pokryje jcden z oSo-
bistych przyjaci0} micjScOwcgo y. pro-
boSzcza A%lcksandra Knittera.
::
Nastcpujacy ~obywatrle Polscy pro-
wadza intercSa polskic W dzielnicy Jcf
ferSUn Park Il mianuwicic p. Rrondcr.
sk}ad obuwia, PIP. L. DombrowSki i
~, ~ --s-,, - - l-,,
low spozywczych i p. KIcczewski, pic
karnie.
W niedzielc dnia $50 paAdzicrnika
b.. r. odbclzie sic p~oSwircenic nowycn
stacyi DrUgi Krzyiowcj o SodGinie Bel
popoludniu. Blilsze s~zczes0}y W Swoim
czaSle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02
N zADA ZADOSc-
Cd NIEMCoW
JEFFERSON PARK.

Nauka " szkole paHfialnej p. VI.
$w. Konstancyi W jefferson Park, roz-
poczyna sic W prysziy wtorek, dnia
71gO b.. nj. Togo dnia o gNlzinie Smej
rano od5cdzie sic w kOSciele uroczyNta
MSza sw., 2 wystawicnicm NajSw. Sa-
kramcntu ia intencyc dziatwy rozpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02

dw6ch dywizyi, liczacycll ogosem
5000 ISABEL.
Obecnie kawaierya Budennegn
skkada sic z czterech dywizyi i O.
g0lna jej siia wynosi $4,000 sza-
bel.
Kazda dywizya kawaIeryjska
zaopatrzona jest dostatnio w ar
tylerye. Trzeci korpus jednak po,
siadal tylko 6 armat i diva MOI
dzierze. Bardzo czesto "a konnicq
ciagnie piechota ma koniach, kto-
re zaprzegniete So do wobow. Pod
Gas wszystkich swych operacyi
Sci korpus miai re SODA GAIA bry'
gade takiej p~iechoty ma koniach.
Dywizye piechoty ME So laczo-
ne W korpusy, iecz w armie. Ii
czba dywizyi w arrnii zalezy cd
okolicznoSci, lecz przecietnie po-
siada ona cd czterech do szeSciu
korpusow. Zachodnia armia
bolszewicka, ktora niedawno 70
staSa zupelnie tozbita, znajdowaia
sic pod dowodztwem gen. Tuba
c~zcwskiego, byiego porucznika :
armii carSkiej. Armia ia skladala
sic z j oddzielnych armii, a mia
nowicie: 4tej, 12tej, l5tej, l6tei !
grppy mozyrskiej. Zawieraia ona
20 dywizyi ~piechoty. Ogolna licz-
la walczacych W tel armii wyno-
sila okoio 100000 zo4nierzy, re-
zerwy zas liczyiy cd 100000 do
SOC, 1000 ludzi.
Nieproporcyonalny stosunek
7ezerw do sll waiczacycn ooJas-
MIA sic faktem, re komunikacya
podstawami operacyine-
mi ! irontem jest bardzo zia.
Armia p64nocno = zachodnia
znajdu;e sic pod dowodztwem
gen. Tezorowa, byiego generaSa
armii carskiej ! sktada sic z kawa-
leryi B~udennego, l2tej armii, kto-
"a liczy 4 dywizyi piechoty i l5ej
armii, sk,adajacej sic Z 4 dywizy
piechoty i jednej dywizyi kawale-
wi. Armia ia operuje W Gaiicyi !
.iczy ogoiem 10000 zolnicrzy. Ar
mia ia Jest ~wspierana przez armie
l3ta. kt6ra valley z gen. Wran-
glenn ! ME Jest wlaczona do armii
rezorowa.
1Ota armia operuje mad morzem
Carmen, lecz dokiadne rozloko-
wanie tel arrnii ME Jest dobrzc
wiadome. Kilka dywizyi znajduje
sic W Syberyi. L rozpoczeeicm O.
;ensywy bolszewickiej Rosya po-
siadaIa 20 dywizyi. Procz tego we
wszystkich czesciach Rosy byly
organizowane armie loNalne. z
tego wiec wzgledu Jest rzecza mad
wyraz t-udna okreSlic dokiadnie
! sic boiowa bolszewikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02

nym pokoju z trzema mezczyzna'
nj. Lozka byly brudne, pelne 70.
bactwa i ME wszystkie posiadaiy
przeScieradia.
Oficerowie bolszewiccy oswiat
czyli .delegacyi polskiej, re beds
oni traktowani W ten sam sposob
W jaki byli traktowani delesac
niemieccy W. Wersalu i re PoIsk;
jake pahstwo zwyciezone, ktor'
prosi 0 pokoj mAsi oczckiwa;
ciezkich warunkow. !
FRANCYA zADA ZADOSc-
~UCZYNIENIA Cd NIEMCoW
Berlin, Q. wrzesniA Francy'
zada Cd Nie,nc0W odSzkodowania
"a napad ma konsulat irancuski
polski we WrocIawiu i misye SO.
jusznicza. Procz tego domaga sig
cd Niemcow ukarania winnych
" sprawie tel DR.. Simons zwoia:
posiedzenie gabinctu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02
T%sIsgramy~z agraHirzne.
rckonczenIe ze s,ronicv l-szei

cohatera narodowego, albowiem
W n~iektorych mieiscowoSciach
gen. Halter jest wisany jake zba,
wca PoIski.
W niedziele w znak protestu
"ourzenia odbylo, sic ~zebranie, W
Atorem wzielo udzial DUO osoh
cywilnych oraz wojskowych. Ma
zebraniu tenn potepiono szczegoi-
ne postepowauie Piispdskiego
Nraz z lego GAIA polityka. Made.
Siano duzo pr6Sb, domagajqc sig
przywrocenia gen. Hallera ma da-
wne lego stanowisko.
Csuniecie gen. Hal!era zacze-
rn}o rownic1 / Francye, ktora Cd
czasu. gdy gen. Halter objai do,
wodztwo mad armia polska we
t-ancyi podczas wojny Z Niemca
m. wziea go pod swoja opieke,
Przez kr6tki Gas krqzyia po-
GIoska. re Francya bedzie naIega,
Ia, azeby Halter zajai mieisce
PiIsudskiego. Pogioska ia ogro-,
mnie zaniepokoiia Naczclnika .
k7ytHcy wiaSnie przypuszczajq
&c Pi}sudski. powodowany oba--
va, vsunqi Hallera, ME dajac mt
moznoSci zebrania wiecej laur6w
Pomiedzy gen. Pilsudskim
gen. Weygandem byiy ostre ME
rorozumienia i up6r Piisudskic-
50 zmusis Weyganda do nagicgc
wyjazdu z Warszawy.
" niektorych kolach panuje
nrzekonanic. re kontrowerSya ia
rnoze doprowadzic do upadku PHI,
sndskiego, do tel pory Jest tc
nierwsza wiadomoSc o usunieciu
gen. Hallera. zadna agencya te,
.cgraficzna wiadomoSci tel ME
rotwierdziia. Pan Witte naiezy
do korespondentow tego typu, Ct
?. Shattmary, ktorzy pisa {
~p-awie poIskiej w sposob bardzO
rieprzychylny. Przyp. Red
SKLAD ARMII BOLSZEWIC.
KIEJ.
Z po}milionowej armii bolszewi,
ckiej bralo udziai w walce tylk1
100000.
(Koresp. Henry J. Reilly do
Chic. Tribune.)
Warszawa. 2. w~rzeSnia. - olga
mizacya armii bolszewickiej jest
.upe}nie roma Cd organlzacyl ar
nil amerykanskiej podczas wicl-
kjei wojny 5wiatowej. Wszystkie
;ednostki bojowe sa znacznie
1~tniejsze. Kazda brygada p;echoty
sEiada sic z trzech puikow, kazdy
pUik Z trzech bataiion0w, .kaz-
~ battalion zaS Z trzech kompa,
ii.
Kaida iednostka kawa!eryjska
sk}ada sic I dw6ch s~zwadronow
Eazdy za5 szwadron liczy so sza,
bel. Kazda jednostka artyleryiSka
~liada sic Z dwGch do czterech ba
toryi, z kt6rych kazda liczy pc
cztery armaty.
Ogolna sila bojowa jednei bry-
yady wynosi cd 800 do 1900 zol
njerzy. Try take brysady Z DO,
3atkicm puiku kawa!eryi. sE}ada,
>2cego sic z dw6ch grup. Z kto--
rych kazda liczy Cd dwoch dc
szterech szwadronow. oraz artX
lcryi lekkiei i ciezkiej, two-z9
.vwizve piechotv.
Korpus kawa,eryi Budennego
"a poIudniu i Sci korpuS kawale-
wi, kt6ry ~operowaI ma froncie
n0inocnym, dopoki ME zostal znie
sjony przez gen. Sikorskiego, kaz-
~ Z Mich skiadaI sic z kilku dy,
wizyi kawaleryjskich, Z ktoryci,
kazda z kolei skIadaia sic Z trzech
brygad, kazda zaS brygada I
dwoch pulkow. Kazda wiec dywi-
IVA sklada sic Z szesciu pulk6w.
razem a szwadron6w, kazdy "a:
>zwadron liczy przecietnie oko{o
100 ludz;. Trzeci korpus kawale,
vi Budennego skiadai sic 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02

Warszawa, 2. wrzesnia. - Ro-
syjski komitet NarodoWy W War
szawie rozpoczai formowanie TO-
syjskiej armii ochotniczej ma te-
rytoryum Polski. Armia ia obec-
ME jest juz dosyc liczna. komitet
ten zostai z~aiozony przez L. Sd
winkowa, ministra wojny PREY
rzadzie Kierenskiego i Rodicze
wa, socyal-demokraty ro~syjskiego
L. Sawinkow walczyi pc stronie
polskiej Z bolszewikami iako O,
chotnik podczas walk mad Blu
giem W obronie Warszawy.
POiitycznym programem tego
komitetu Jest republikanski de-,
mokratyczny rad W Rosyi, po-
dziai ziemi pomiedzy wiosciar !
szeroka autonomia prowincyonal-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02
ZAMIERZA-
IA DZIALAL-
nose ~FILANTRoPIJNA
w ROSYI

Ia NOLI DHAEA
nose
w ROSYI SOWIECKIEJ.
Brzesc Litewski, 2. wrzesnia.-
Maarycy Pate Herscheil Walker,
czionkowie A.mervkaiskiej orga-
nizacyi fi!antropiinej, udail sic ?
Minska do Moskwy ceiem nara
dzenia sic z rzadem sowietow co
do dalszcgo ka7mienia dzicci ma
Ria}ej Rusi, rozpoczetego ~jeszcze
"a rzadow poiskich. Maja oni 70
wniez zasiegnac iniormacyi CO do
stosunkow W SrodEowej Rosyi ma
zasadzie kt6rych zoStanie u4ozo-
ny plan przyjscia I Pomoca die
ciom ! matkom rosyjskim Przez
ICzerwony Krzyz Amerykanski.
WedSug danych bolszewickica
IA Bialej Rusi jest okolo 100000
dzieci ktorym grozi glod.
WRANGEL ZWOLAL KON-
FERENCYE.
Kopenhaga, 2. wrzesnia.
Gen. Wrangel zwoiai ma konfe-
rencye ekonomiczna wybitnych
finansist6w rosyjskich do Scwa-
stopolu. Konferencya ma ma celr
zorganizowanie zycia ekonomicz-
nego mieszkancow W zajetych
Eprzez Wrangla miejscow., chce on
bowiem unikna6 biedow swoich
poprzednikow, kt6rzy ME trosz--
czyli sic o organizacye tylow ar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02

mil. Wrangel ME bedzie czynil
wysiikow w celu zajecia Moskwy
lecz postara sic O urzadzenie
skonsolidowanie terytoryum, ktj
re zajmuie.
PRAWDZIWI PATRYoCI Ro-
SYJSCY WALCZA Pc STRO,
ME POLSKI.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15
SQUARE PENNIES PART
 OF AUSTRALIAN COIN

SYDNEY, Australia, July b Au- stralia is about to mint square pennies and half pennies of nickel. These will go into circulation concmrcntly with the present copper coinage of which, it IS understood no more will be mntcd.
 So far the only peoples to attempt to use square coins are those of British dominionS. India has had a square 2-anna piece since 1910 and the straits settlements, square cent since last year. The acticn of the Melbourne mint officials is probably ti,tatcd by the fact that square coins ave less metal in the sheets from which they are cut.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15
MINE TAXATION TO BE
 TALKED AT CONVENTION

SALT LAKE CITY, July 15- Mine taxation and taxation of itinerant herds of livestock will be two of the main questions discussed at the annual convention of the National Tax Association to be held here September 6 to II, according to an nounccment by William Bailey, Sec retary of the Utah State Board of Equalization and Assessment.
 Present plans, according to MT. Bailey, include visit from Herbert Hoover, who will probably speak in behalf of the American Mining Con- gross, and Professor Julius J. Bull lock, head of the tax study course at Harvard University.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15
CRIME WAVE CONTINUES
 THROUGH GERMAN CITIES

BERLIN, July l5- Tho wave of cr,mmary in Ga.m,uy shows U" sign Of aba,.ng. Jai's are filled ,o capacity wi.h tho thievjuE natem.ty from those guilty ot 2 and larceny down to the sneak thieves of ;hc big city streets. Very often now arrivals have to be temporarily released from custo- day owing Co lack of room in ,h" pen itou,arics. Here ara some Of the prin- ciplc thcf.s anl rohh.,.os reported in the last few days.
 Burglars broke into the Berlin stock exchange aud forced safe open
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

from which they took %.5oO marks and .N, ,ypcwriteys.
 At Krcsau, the mausoIcm Of Field Marshal Vou MoItl, was broken open and the silver wroaths and crosses stolen from the sarcophagus. The field musha's sword Was found broken.
 A band of armed robbers forced ,h,jr way into the burgomaster's hcu-, at Pamcn near Naucn, appro- prarcd 5o.o0O marks belonging to the village treasury and left the burgo- muster tied to a chair
 At FaIlcrSlcbcn near Brunswick the author of 8 theft from a sealed frcigh' ear wrs traced and several carloads of stolen goods were discovered hid-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

aas asked the government of Finland to submit the question by referendum 70 the natives of the Aaiand islands.
 According to a statement drawn up by Swedish premiers, efforts to set cc the matter between Finland and Sweden have failed and the Swedish government has appealed to the peace conference in support of the demands of those flanders who desire to be annexed to Sweden.
 On June l, a delegation of the coun- y council at Aland, empowered by 96 percent of the population of the islands, visited Stockholm and was received by King Gustayc. This dele gation presented the demands of the islanders Tor theIr right ol SeNdeIer- imitation and their intention to rc- unite with Sweden, declaring that .heir failure to receive these rights were causing impatiencc and that if ,hcy were withheld while being grant d to others would cause great appre- henSion with the Aaland population
 The king assured them that Swed- n was making all possible efforts to ,btain decision which would be based m the vote of the islanders thcmscl- yes.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15
\NLNND ISLAND PEOPLE
 WANT SWEDISH RULE

NEW YORK, July !5-- The Natives of thc Aa'and islands, which Iic be tween Svcod,md and Einland at the mouth or the Gulf of Gothnia, arc on gagged in lively agitation for rcm- :ou with Sweden, according to the ad- vices received by representatives of tho Swedish government in this coun- trr The population of the islands Is aI,ut I2COO. Formerly they were talk cn over by Russia 12O years ago. Aft cr the world war 8 delegation to the ncacc conference a claim for anncXa- tin to Finland. A commission was appointed by the conference which re- commended that the archipelago be n.utralzcd under a guarantee of the L. agu2 of Nations.
 Apparently this delegation did not fa thru'ly represent the attitude of all d., islanders for other Alandcr have bo,n agitating for solf-dctcrminatior arl permission to join with Sweden s;,co tho Beginning of 1918.
 The Swedish government has taken up the subject with the powers ana
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

Deputy Marshal Pete McMullen, chief of the Fairbanks dry squad, has been transferred to McGrath, in the Kuskokwim district, and has started for his station.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

dcl. Taa thief was a candidate for a town comcjiorShp.
 Al Spamau a morturay chapel was shipped of it's Icadcd window pancS.
 Another mo,turay chapel as Staak- cn was stripped oi it's zinc roof.
 In a popular Berlin surbmb, a woman lief, her baby in pcrambula- ,o outside the stcrc for few minutes and ,ho porambulator disappeared. Thc baby was found half naked in Q doorway.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15

Ed Herring of the Fairbanks, post office broke one of his ribs as the result of a fall on the Garden island side of the river, opposite Fairbanks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-15
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Nn.Lnn l.nrinnrrinr Inmmissinn

Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward a. .o.ioWs:-
 sec 4. M. Wednesday and Saturday ,or Roosevelt Tmncl, Girdwc'd Auchurage Arrive 4:55 r. M. Mon iay and Thursday, Connections at Anchorage on Monday sand Friday at S:3O A. NJ, fo' llatouuska, NaSjlla, Houston, Gal hrctua. and on Wednesday at SEQ \. M. ror MatanuSka, ESka and Ga.hu.opn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16
Local Doctors On Program

DIR. w. ID. McNary superintendent of
the Eastern Oregon State Hospital,
and DR.. f. f. Boyden, local physician
and surgeon, are on the program for
the annual meeting of the Eastern
oregon District Medical Society, which
will be held in La Grande September
%. DIR. McNary will open the discus
sion of diagnosis of brain tumor,
while DIR. Boyden will open the discus
sion of pelvis peritonitis, Other
speakers on the program will be DR..
w. T. PLY. of Hot Lake; DR.. G. G..
Gordon and DIR. C. L. BlalSely of Bak-
er; DR.. L. Selling, DIR. Frank Kistner'
DIR. Richard Dillehunt, and DIR. NJ. *.
Hall, and DIR. Thomas Joyce all of
Portland; DR.. A. L. Richardson, DR..
Harry Bouvy, and DR.. Ray Murphy,
all Of Ia Grande. Many of the mem-
bers of the society will attend the Pen-
dleton Round Up after the close of the
sessions in La Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16
Whent SaIes LocnlIx Lag.

Wheat sales here during the past
two or three days have Jagged as a re-
suit of the local market becoming more
in line with other markets. There has
been a bullish atmosphere surround
ing the Pendleton market of late and
considerable buying resulted, with
prices hitting around s2.30 a bushel.
Sales to date are estimated at 40 per
cent of the Umatilla county crop. or
approximately 100000 bushels, most
of which has moved to coast ports for
export loading. Yesterday the local
price was down to $2.25 and declines
were reported again today. The Chi
cago's market decline is responsible
for the change in price locally.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16

Fred Bennion, county agent, return
ed yesterday from Hermiston where he
attended a meeting at which the Co.
lumbia Basin Alfalfa Growers Associa-
ton was formed. The organization
was founded for the promotion Of
mare profitable production and mar
keting of alfalfa although for the
present the association will concen-
trate on reduction in the cost of pro-
duction. This will be secured by adop-
tion of Uniform wage scale, says Mr.,
Bennion. The association is linked
with the Farm Bureaus of Umatilla
and Morrow counties. and a member
OF the association automatically be-
comes a member of the bureau. Off
GERS are to be elected in two weeks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16
Range in Fine Condition.

The range on the Wenaha forest is
in better condition than he has ever
seen IL. says r. A. Bottcher, assistant
forest supervisor for the Umatilla and
Wenaha forests, who has been in
specting the range for the past 10
years. Mr.. Bottcher, who returned
yesterday after spending several days
on the range used for the Smythe
sheep. says that grass is plentiful. He
believes that sheep will not be taken
off the summer range until about Oc-
tober 10. The sheep will then be re-
moved to the winter range or to stub
BILE and alfalfa fields.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16

Railroad employees went to work In
the local yards today laying sidewalks
for the special trans which will be
parked here beginning next Thursday
for the three days Of Roundup. Sew
eral hundred feet of walk will be plac-
ed and light and heat connections
made read for the Pullmans in which
the visitors will sleep and take their
meals.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16
Renl stnge Coach RccalIc.l

Two postal card pictures of real
stage coaches, owned by the Wells
Fargo Express Co., at san Francisco,
and brought out for exhibition on spe-
cial occasions. were received today by
John HALEY Jr., in a letter from c. w.
Barger, who in 1880 was a stage driv-
err for HALEY & Son on the route PEN
dleton and Umattilla. Mr.. Barger is
employed by the express company at
San Francisco as a foreman, although
73 years of age, and when the coach
es are hooked up to four horses, it is
he who is entrusted with the job of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16
JalIbreaI.er Not Taken ono.

A case of mistaken identity in. prfs-
oners yesterday afternoon resulted in
mention being made that Irwin Stoop,
one OF the five charged with first de-
gree murder. had been taken with the
lunch basket for prisoners in the coun-
ty Jail. The man who accompanied
Deputy Marin was Myron Butler. who
bears considerable resemblance to
Stoop. Stoop. along with his four fell
lows, Hart, Kerby, Rathie and Hen
dersen wears leg irons and is confined
to a separate cell with no privileges,
Sheriff links Taylor said today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16
Girls TO PLAY.

Girls of the high school met last
night for the purpose OF talking over
the basket ball practice for the COM
ing season. II was decided to begin
practice immediately after Roundup.
At present a schedule of class games
is being arranged. Each class will
probably play from four TO six games.
No effort to choose tho team which
will represent the local high school
this season will be made until after
the games have been played. No games
will be scheduled until that time. The
classes have chosen their basket ball
captains except the Junior class.
which was just recently organized.
Miss Mildred Rogers was elected cap
tain Of the senior team, Miss May IA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16

Vernon Fowler was chosen presi-
dent OF the freshman class of the Pen
dleton high school at a meeting held
yesterday afternoon. Miss Margaret
Lement was chosen vice president and
Miss Eula McAtee secretary-treasurer.
BY unanimous choice Miss Elizabeth
Severance was made faculty advisor.
Young Fowler's brother. Ned, was
president OF the sophomore class while
attending University of OEegon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16

from among the 2S members. Mem
bers are admitted from the followins
alfalfa districts: Umatilla Meadows,
Butter creek. Stanfield, Hermiston,
Columbia, Irrigon and Boardman.
About 60 farmers were present at the
meeting at which Colonel j. F. Nc
Naught. vice-president OF the Farm
Bureau, presided. l.. A. Hunt, county
agent from Morrow, was present. Most
OF the meeting was taken up with a
discussion of the constitution and by
laws
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16

Going it correctly. The pictures show
him driving. Mr., Barger hopes to be
here for the Roundup as he is about
to take a vacation. In his letter to
Mr.. HALEY he said that the company in
San Francisco alone has 3S5 horses
and 40 auto trucks in business and he
can remember in his stage driving days
40 years ago when Wells & Co. had
hardly the equivalent of that equip
ment in all the west.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-16
Man Is Fined.

Ben Short. of Ukiah. was fined s25
and costs in the Justice court at Ukiah
yesterday after pleading guilty to hav-
ing left fire burning on the Umatil-
la national forest, according to word
received today by II. a. Bottcher, as
sistant forest supervisor for Umatilla
and Wenaha national forests. Mr.
Short was bnrning brush on the forest
where lumber is being cut for the Teel
Irrigation project and left fire burn
ing, 1t was alleged.