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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03
PideB ay,da los caHlpcsinos en-
huelgd. dc GuunG juGto

Los centres cbreros dc esta capital
han rccibido IN communicate de los
campesinos del Estado de GuanaJua-
10. Guienes stlicitan ayuda para So
l~ucionar Ell coailicto en- que Sc hal!an
con los ~patrones de la finca de San
jose del Carmen Y de Fl CAIRO, Y por
las cuales Sc viercn obligados q ha-
Ger 81 primer movim;ento huelguista
Que Sc recistra en- Ia Republica en-
tire los trahajadcres dc los canlpos.
4 mil quinientos asc!ende ell hume
70 de peones que han abandonado el
trabajo ' que, como su situacion eco
monica es mala, piden ayuda, como
Sc informa. Il los obreros metropoli-
tanos. a ~quienes han enviado un me-
mortal en- que con toda amplituG Sc
corsignan los hechos.
Sc va a dar cuenta de este asun-
70 en- junta general, a efecto de a
ccrdar Ia forma en- que debe ayudar-
Sc Il los campcSinOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03

Querida Gracia: He sabido que tu-
viste I'M maj ratio en- eI bale de ano-
che. Quiero darte IN buen consejo:
HOLSTERS Rocky Tea es 10 mejor pa
"a obtener IN buen a~liento, dar mag
nifico color q las. mejillas, desterrar
las espinillas Y el nal caracter. joe
De venta en- Ia Botica San Pedro, San
Antonio, Texas. (!Adv.l
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POPULAR.
ESPIRITISNO
MAGIA. MAGNETIsMo, &c.

Arte Dc e=rar 7oT melle -. "a
urno, oanes, H'AS~@S an.
ClavlcUa Lc KEY o--oE1oI ~
sI,r-. -ofa = rearz, ararlcjoues. en-
-aTr.Tianfos rorluros. etc. .........S2.5
Do,1-sa = RI.usy 5s IA Ala ~MRgia.-CeEie-
-r-S--rrTo 4. Salom51. = CsaaIA.
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.. m
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: Fer1-as7o L-2.o .e - .~
naEneasmo, A.plo-so -r-STEg-rc
-eS.4ESs S-e So[A -, -
a ia.a 1e to.-A-N = 50 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero 81.
Los diarios metropolltanos entire
v~istaron al Ing. Guilebaldo Rangel, IN
ventor del maravilloso aparato de
comunicaciones inalambricas, con el
que va para hoy tiene asombrado 4
TODD eli mundo cientifico. Ell objeto
de la e~ntrevista fue ei dc Suplicar al
senor Rangel que hiciera algunas
pruebas con su aparato en- lugar pu-
blico a fin de que asistieran perso-
mas cieatificas que tienen VINO mte-
res en- noe el aparato.
No puedo,--dijo ell sencr Rangel-
acceder todavia a este buen deseo.
porque cspero recibir las patentes
de los Estados Unidos, de Inglaterra:
de Italia, de Alemania y-de Espana.
Tan luego como me lleguen dare cen
mi aparato todas las cXhibiciones que
ell publico desee.
En- los Telegrafos Nacionales Sc
han estado hacienda algrnas pruebas
tambien. pero Sc guarda c0mpleta
reserya por haberlo ordenado asi c!
gobierNc.
Con lospecto = otras pruebas que
el nismo senior Rangel h. hccho, dijo
que hahia escogido precisamente -el
temporal para probar que su anarato
no Sc afecta para NADIA con los tras-
tornos atsmcsfericos.
purante estas ultimas pruebas-
agreg6 Ell senior Rangel-he nOtado
que las torres de Washington estan
recibiendo comunicaciones lejanas
con tres dias de retardO, q causa del
temporal, 10 que, como he dicho, en-
NADIA perjudi2a a mi aparato.
Para terminar, dijo el senior Ran
gel cue en- cuanto re.ibiera las eta.
das patentes daria 9 conocer su di-
enc apavato hasa en- sus mas mini
mos detalles.
Con lespecto al cfrecimiento de-
ocho milloncs de d6lareS cue IN sin
dicato americana ofreci6 al inventor
por Ia propiedad del invcnto, Sc sabe
que 10 fue a~ceptado, Ell vista de que
ell senior Rangel eS demasiado rico Y
dc estar en- tratos va con personals
que Sc cncargaran de Ia construction
de los a~paratos. dando a su inventor
I'm tanto por ciento sobre el negocio.
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FL AWmtcmieHtO enlprsnde
CGmpdHu contra Ell jucg0

Fl Ayuntamiento de esta capt.
tai Dor acuerdo eXpreso del Presiden-
te del Municipio, Dr.. Luis Coyula, Ia
emprendidc una energica cruzaaa
contra los garitcs clandestinos que
desde hace mucho tempo vienen
consti!uyendo verdaderos despluma~
deros de incautos. Dice ell DR.. Ccyu-
la que en- esta ciudad. asi como en-
tcdo el Distrito, eyisten garitos don
de Sc juega clanGestinamente, pero
Il hay tambien otros en- que con
permiso de Ia Inspection General de
Policia. sc esta violando Ia ley.
La poIicia especial del Ayunta-
miento logr6 sorprender n de los
caritns que existen en- las GALES De
Revillagigedo, 4 cuyo propietario Sc
im9uso una multa de quinientos pc
SOS V de Glen q cada uno de les que
SC hallaban sobre el tapete de las
apuestas.
Arresa ell Dr.. Coyula q quuiere pro-
bar a Ia ciudad que el Ayuntamiento
trabaia energica V de~cididamente con
empeio en- pro de los intereses gene
rales, aun cuando para reallzaG esa
ohra tsrga Que trcpeZar con muchas
dificultades, hijas de la inmoralidad
de muchos de los funcionarlcs puoiI-
COS.
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OB2AS De

I'd 49, * N9ALOl
u 60 eenaGros eaGG .ne.J
A=ucrna-
Amo.ss S15l.nes.
Cc-a-c- -s 90.
Dora.
=. secre.o &c Lady MGr,el
En- 81 M2a2la De bStaS
Ea:-e dos Pecalos
lGvcGcsb.e Amor.
LeCCUr.
Ia Tea,aci5n de una GIu:er.
Lucha te Amor.
Ia ,hcacraa Cc1!cIeatA
- CoEdss2 de CrSdoc
- Esl-cl-2 &c Amor
Ma IeSE q-c Gna NuLsT
Juez y Pz-Je
S4cEcS tei Cor&z6n
MATERIALS DIVERSAS.
Al6un de 'sanc!Oaes popalares escog!das.
OPerc;as ; LaEZae.as ..-.-......So5O
:! Key de .os CociEe.os. Teatado p7ac-
leo &c cOS.u& Q.s9
Il Are &c aaey-s- ric0. peg Bsaja-
min Fra-A12 csc
Bib!ioJsc& 4e J. Risa, Ob-a eaDaE de ha-
Ger ge;r = los muerJos.-2 tones tela $500
:. ANA Ge CASA. Qua Le n muiec
bseu educada ea Ia&Ic-ia de cocina.
m0aaS. hygiene, c~oStGm5rss SocialeS.
ueC4cl.a, etc. e0e
- CocsTe.a Modsrua.-Noyis.nro manual
&c cucIaa, con GErCs dc E:l iOr nu.sS pa
e = Y aAA-S |-t-e@aHA s=-| SN -
coc.u2 esPaEUia ; L.4Gcssa ........... 0Os
La L-.oGua FOIGlaC.-&OdeUs &c discusses
p2-a festas sosIaics, taEaIlares y "a
tr.otIS2s ntEuUs, rIoSE2t2as, &C. Oo-a
las-.ata con ETaaaGos .............. soc
Les su-.uS eXyEcaGCs po- e rnaSico de
AscEacan.-UE lCmO te.a ........... sec
Gs;cdo Complete de S0leo, por don Ei!a-
ron Ls.GvA SVc
E.IOao &c Soiiso. p1me-a pate ........ SOC
Gctn5o de So.feu, ssEuuCa yaEte .---..--- SVc
Mg.oGS compete dc piano, por LeEnoiRe.
La meIog oara IN 81 genera y II
mas recommendation IOr Jos buenoS macs
Nouc.OcoS ; ComposlcIones para Reel
Ia. kutresacaC5s Ge los nesOgcS poe
Las CsgaI9lrs { SEunO-4IueElt-uos SUI -
I Noteru0 SeS-yt1Tlo &c los AmAEteS.-GaE-
Us -a.OEos-s, arte &c aEradar y &C ser
an2Gu. eSc-l-4ra sccreJ4 ue los amAEicS.
leuEuEle dc ks flores. trCL2s. aOaLico.
etc. collection De Peasam!entos para
I S.lyo Ms:oGo para ApTeads- 4 tocar G-l-
tara, sEH urtesgaaG &c maestro --- oOS
/ O-Ic-ly Suy-s.Eo y .!orO &C los deSt.2os AUG
I ycusaIu.eaccs PIAZZA FosL..s.-Eec0 1.acioa
= G- verses para GtTJetas pos-a!eS. a5&n!-
eos ) Albums oV-
! PeE:ecCO Secre-a-!o AeSicano.-AoSr.oS &c
cartas coG.ercialcs. ALs~2rIas. famI!:arrs
y arOroSIS. prSsAEGIS- % para pOSta.cS
y car-&s ce psGlueatS. -lGro especial pa
- e puOscg nsN'S@av. u toG'S &ale 'V'
/ SecEe-cs de u be-eG- Fe!nrnGaS. Lto=o
C,est.aaGo = SyGse-GI- Il svuo &C - e.S-
EAuc.a ; =. u-e- EEs:c y <. a4inV"IO ,
, ruIGaLH de .Gs rnc2nt0s .is.cCs oSs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03
E. ST.. Ar>obispo Nora q del Rio
0Diua Sobrc L. LigG .AgrGrjG

Entrevistado el senior Arzobispo de
Mexico, DR.. jose Mora Y del Ric
acerca de Ia Liga Agraria que sc
form6 en- la casa del senior Antcnor
Sala V de Ia que resulto presidente
cl ilustre prelaGo, hiZo las s]iguientes
interasantes declaraciones: Que Ia
organization de Ia Liga Agraria, ba-
10 Ia APPLICATION del "Sistena Sala'
puedc c~onsiderarse no solo como una
o~rientacion 4 los deficiencies sistemas
que hasta hov Sc han llevado Il In
practica en- Ia mayor parte de los
Estados, sino tai c puede llegar a
formar el equilibrio entire ell t~errate-
niente Y los cultiyadores de los cam
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03
CUIDESE CONTRA La
NEI TENY

No dele que Ia influenza haga de
I'd. una victima. Tan pronto como
Sc le presenter los primeros sintomas
de tos o ~catarro, tome Foley's Honey
and Tar. Mr.. Henry Willis, de Sandy
Point, Texas, dice que este medical
mento es maravilloso. Una botella
es suficiente para aliviar e. NAL. No
contiene narcot;cos. (Adv.)
Para libros en- espanol d~iriiasc
listed a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
112 \. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio
Texas.
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MANUALES PRACTICES

-S.-, .7.sresgr eu 81 geEsTo-E"rf0s srs
yes.zass ~ -c-.. y $50 eua= anal
y,~~g7 - Ag-.clltu-a y Gau-cer!a.
Manual - A-ycS y Ol:cIoL
NanGs. 90 @--I-es = y2SccS-
NaauaI sc A.C2a3lerLa.
Naaua. ds C~a-Y.EyeraS dc -a-sr-
A.aaa. Ge Ce=rz.e.aA > Oosas &C E'eT'o'
Nl,r-z. de. yohe.-CO ) @o.YoTlsLA-
Nan.aL l-. CgrIco- &c P3er%
Manual de. CoE.zpTo Es-sce;o.
N1sua5 del CesI-z1Cr -'s@sIs-A-
slzn.a! 10 E.eegrcgcal-
Manual dc Eo-yEE4:1L-
HEuut. de. Eoga-se7o.
li.auaI i Jardtrer5a } Horticultural
Mania Ge Ll0o-so de M.nas.
Ezrlz. Le LerHeT.G.
Alma. L. Eesar.-a Industrial
Manu-. 5ci EsDtC--
Manual &c. -es~s=a.s2 : -e-eio2iSA
- .u1 lc- E~u.o-e-N.
Maals. le. Slslrs-
M.raa! L.. ~raprra=;s De Velns.
MzaGa. De VeteuusTa y EGuISSI-h
Manual De. Iap2-c-O-
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LIBROS De AVENlURAS 7 WALES.

LIS LacavIl.ls de! alO 300
Ia Donc-.i2 RaptAG2.
x FGsil del NeErng
Z. Tes0ru del EcEh..
Tn Eiaje de bSdas-
Z! Szccrco:c del Sol
e Tssoro del EStaGo.
In n Ea-orcCa-
2! Sec-e:o del Tesoro-
ObruS de Enili0 ScicGT-
"a Sis cGGG ;ozsc-l
Les histories de "a india.
Los PIczias de = MALAYSIA.
L. COnQulsta de IN LEpeClo.
Ia Nenxanza de SGlioAan-
Ia heconguISta de McnpEacsh
e Rsy Gsi 2Ire-
En- Is &oU;za2s de Africa.
e Tesoro Ge - Montana AEuL
Il Destruction de CA-tSEo-
Les PIraT=s Ge as Be-muGaS-
e ENJegminio de UNA TTlbG-
Las AECilaS &c L Es-e9a-
Ia Est-ella de IL zr2ucan!a-
Il e. Mar de las PeriaS.
Z! E0o del CcrsarIo Ro!o.
Les CItimos FIiIbuSteroS.
les ESt-agos de n China.
Ia Montana de Orc
e Prssltente de lzS Colonies.
Ia Jir2f2 Rianca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03

AUentllrCs Gc Sherlock Holmes.
a so ~rentcnos cc&G tcwrl,
4 Neuc,l-s &c L--2SrIes.
L RCoU De- I-E-a:e All
"a Eilz de- Jsu-eEt-
Bzckre. e. Fg-aya usl LalrcSlS.
Jack e Dss-rIpzGa-.
los NSaeGcrgs 1865 &c Loacu--
Malsta SRaSTv-uLa-
In MsGiSo Criminal
Il Testalca:c Gel Director
sherlock EoLmes y :. Go~1t-a=2scsS ds
hs Pu=-uas de j. Aue-te- (OpIs
In IA Escuc.s Gel C-laeL &C P-.SoGrE.
Ia Vludz Rosa dc PaES.
Ia Eesc.a HuEaEA-
Una Sochs &c Terror.
Il Ro5o -. Co-=c dc Per-
. Iu.aFre PcSzG4 c.. Cart
- %aA.raE4c &c Corfu
~ Rey Ge lcS BandlSus-
Aveytltrcs &c J0EA L. RABIES.
A so c~satGr0s rcGG ioH2l-
- I~-roSnSJo AiIsSeTtcSc-
u RssO 81 ci PazacEo Real
z Principe JuEGdor.
e Aszl.u en- q Sleeping
= A7c GO.o.
:. H-.-5ero lie EzElestore-
= S-creco de- 4niiIo-
g False SalteAdor-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03
LITERATURA,-MAGIA. -MATERIAS DIVERSAS
CEPAs DE SAMUEL SMILES.
OBRAS DE


- Borde del AbismO : lao Funesto.
AnIoves MaLditos-2 toIos ..........S l-2o
AmoFes TtacIcos--2 tonos ...........$ l.20
CaGen& EUe-nG. CGatro tones Do. 5 80
e Calvar.o &c una Madre y A--eDeul-
mieaoo.-3 tcnos -................ $50
E GsnlO Gel Mai 5 O-6B
II Albe-Eue del Selito. Dos toms -. 5 30
e Aho-caGo del Parqus. Cuauo tomos 5 ?.Ao
e Secreto &c en- Bandilo ......... ) u.66
p Ejo del Auarquista.-2 torTos S l.2o
Fl Beso de una Muc-ta.-2 tomas ..-.S 40
e Tre2 De IN Mlerte.-2 tonos .-.-.S TO
Ii Resurrection de ~ ANGEL .....-.S . so
Ia SepI!ta6a Viva tomos .......-S 10
Ii FecalcEa VHO
II Ultima eta tcuos ....-........Sl.2O
Las Esc.avas B!ancas.-2 tonos -.-...S 30
Las TraEcdias &c los Ceios.-i tones 5 go
Los Dramas del Adu,:er.o.-2 tomos IS l2o
Los C-inenes dc DizvOIiaa Dos tones S l.20
Los &%r:dcS lHtsnlss. Dos tonos -. S l.20
L. His e a FOrteva. Dos 'onros &c. 5 I.@G
La eai.aviHa del Tca:eo Real. Do.
SpEl9S : -
M:s.eros de- C5r-su--i t1mos ......S 2.4o
FaTatso . ICt!c-Do ..........-.....$ O.so
Pa @ e Arae! dc los Alrcs. - ,
'onoS l-@o
Teresa Ia RssUc:tSGa.-2 tones ......S i.20
In C-SueC en- A-tonovil COS tono5 5 20
V;-Ecn ; Nad-e y ESy:ari62.-3 tomos S 80
As 1ET NP MAPDEN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03
FL NCEulERO RANCEL REEIUS0
OCHO MELLONES DE- DOLAlREESPOR
Ia PROPIEDAD DE- SU NVENI'O
Los mas fucrtes temporaIes no afectan para NADIA
su aparato que no n~eCesta de antenas para
recibir los despachos inalambrcos

pos, asi como Ia Independence abso-
luta de los p~equenos propietarios que
son los que fcrman Ia riqueza de los
pueblos". Y mas adelante agrego cl
senior A~rzobispo: Isl Ia Liga Agra
ria llega a c~onseFuir el accrcamiento
entire los elementos ~agricolas de nues-
tro pals, es muy possible QUE repre-
sentara IN papel muy importante en-
Ia futura evoluci5a social, por "a cue
necesariamente entrara nuestra Re-
publica."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03
oBRAS POETICAS.

,. dc D.oS FezG.-
3 Ar2a &c. Amor .....--........---'S!.a3
Flores *. Ana Stsg
EoSa- y PATHS
rs G.u-ias u= Ne@-co
PossiES EscSEIc&S 'e
kesa.-Jos > Esgeran=zs S-.ss
L1ugTSCS.-
-s-.rs de Vida y Esr@rauza. po-
E.5en Dsrso "'''
: L.1ro AEuL-Pees4as 2or A1a.oe.;o
Esceva .------------.- 80
E. P=-ua>, Nsxiesao.-2 tones ..... Lac
Ia--as. peg Salvador Diaz A-rCa .... leo
Porz.ss H. Antonio Plaza ----------- o9c
?c=.as E.-gs.aas lie CaUPoamoC--Ca
tlmu tea -"
Poes.as D., Aan-e. Gutierrez Na3era-
- TONES tel ~S-sV
Pas.gu4-.as. p7- Manuel ii Flores &C.. Zoe
gues.as &c E4uGsl --gaa ---..-..... 4VS
Soa-.cs SyaI.as.-Eoeslas &c &GCe' 30
larUz Casag SO
Tzsa-z-Gs-ugs- pee-s H-.so per To-
-r..4 de San AartIz.-UE tono ED -SLOS
OSRAS D. EuGO CONWAY
: Se,-e,o - % S.es- -....-.-.--- 5 0.6e
&-scc.. s.eS
ksloo pCr III Ray5 .----- ; 0-oS
S+N A&CEe .n-...-ssr-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
DRUG SUNDRIES

The association comprised of 5000
high schools and about 500 colleges in
middle western states, is considering
the advisable of amending the pres
ent standard of studies but cutting
down the time spent in learning bot
any. foreign languages and algebra.
Teach them to be able to care for
their future husbands home,' said
wizened pedagogue. who admitted Il
lack OF knowledge of cooking on the
part of his wife, and said that diff
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
Day banquet.

Democrats from all over Umatilla
county and some speakers from Port
land, including NJ. A. Miller, collector
of internal revenue, will gather at the
agile Woodmen hall at $50 tomor-
row evening for an informal banquet
in honor of Jefferson's birthday.
Incidentally there will be discussion
of national political situation and To-
cal and. state candidates will be pres
ent. 1t is understood that Assessor c.
p. Strain. will explain his position
reference to becoming n candidate
for the public service commission.
Norborne Berkeley. county chairman
will serve as POSTMASTER and musical
numbers will feature the program.
The dinner is open to all democrats,
both men and women and seating ar
have been made to ac-
all who come. Those de-
siring tickets in advance may secure
them of Mr.. Berkeley.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
Y Hike Is ON Saturday.

The hike for younger boys which
will be held tomorrow under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. will start
from Secretary Cash Woods office. in
the Despair block, at Q O'Clock. Mr..
Wood and one or two other adults
will accompany the boys and the hike
will take them about five miles out
of town. All boys are TO come pre-
pared to walk, no bicycles or autos be-
ing desired. Mr.. Wood said today.
Boys are to bring their own lunches
and two fresh eggs. which will be
cooked at a campfire where the stop
is made. Games will be indulged in
during the afternoon and boys may
bring their baseball paraphernalia IL
they desire. The return home will be
made in time for the youngsters to
reach their home FOR dinner. Mr. wood
said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
HllIs Corcred WAN Snow IN soutll.

Hills in the south of the county
have a good covering of snow and it
is still falling, according to l. C..
Scharpf. who spent yesterday at Pilot
Rock. No losses of lambs have been
reported yet but IL the coid winds
continue it is believed that sheepmen
will sustain some losses. IL is also
probable that unless the snow melts
at once. stock will have to be placed
back on feed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
~" Sign Is Adopted.

AS a trademark for the Umatilla
county Farm Bureau. Fred Bennioh
county agent, has adopted an attrac-
tive ~" design, the letter being for
Umatilla. The towns, beginning with
Umatilla and Columbia at the top of
one side of the letter, form the "U,'
ending with Umapine and Freewater.
and with Pendleton at the center at
the bottom of the letter. The design
will be used for stationery and for
the heading of the Farm Bureau News
which is published once a month.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
VIII Form Guards.

Girls Guards and Boys Guards
will be formed next Wednesday and
Thursday under the auspices of the
Pendleton Salvation Army. The OBJ
ject of the organization is to train the
mind. soul and body. says Captain
Jennie Conrad. of the local post, and
one of the requirements is that chill
dren attend some Sunday school once
week. Ensign ]. Bell will be here
to assist in the organization work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

George w. Elder. who had his leg
broken last November when No. II hit
his car at the Benefit street railroad
crossing. had the leg amputated on
Wednesday. His condition is reported
as satisfactory. Mr.. Elder. who is 81
years of age suffered such serious in
juries to the limb that amputation
was necessary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
Fishing Hurt by weather.

Few sportsmen braved the weather
to go out for trout yesterday, the
opening day of the season. With snow
falling in the mountains and cold
wind to chill them. fishermen were
scarce and as result no catches
were exhibited here today. Ray
Spangle, who went on Squaw creek.
managed to catch five nice trout after
fishing most of the day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
Wondow Glass q eroIscn

A plate glass window In Bond
brothers store was blown out by to-
days hurricane. The window was one
of the large ones on the right OF the
entrance and was 10 by ~ feet in size.
It left a debris OF broken glass among
the shirts and neckties displayed in
the show space. Through the efforts
OF George Hurst, one OF the employees,
the big window adjoining was saved.
The window was insured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
Man FINDS stolen Goods.

After police in Pendleton had given
up the search. l.. L. Letter, of Echo,
recently succeeded in finding an over
coat and razor here which had been
stolen by a man in one of the high
way camps near Echo. The property
was taken from the man while at a
hotel in Echo and located here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
Oregon Mnl I,c rcat,rcd.

An "OregOn" assembly PROGRAM Il
being planned by history and Eng
lish class at the high school. The his
tory class will concern itself with the
history of Oregon and the English
class with Oregon literature. Both
classes are composed mostly OF seniors
and their instructor is Earl Il. Fleisch-
mann.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
Ettcr Rurs shafer I,anch.

John Etter OF Pilot Rock has COM
pleted the purchase Of the 640-acre
ranch belonging to Ralph Shafer. a
few miles south of Pilot Rock and
has leased it to w. H. Hutchinson,
who will operate it. Mr.. Etter has a
ranch of his own at the edge of Pilot
Rock. The Shafer place is in wheat
and barley and brought good price
for land in that section.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

w. w. Cryder, supervisor OF the
Malheur Forest " in the city after be-
ing In Portland at conference at the
Forest Office. He will leave tomorrow
for his headquarters in John Day and
will not return here until June. At
that time Mrs. Cryder and son will ac-
company him to John Day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

Merle Moore. vice-president of the
University Of Oregon mems glee club,
and who sings second tenor. was a
guest at the E. j. Murphy home during
the clubs stay in Pendleton. He visit
ed Tom Murphy, the two being mem
bers OF Kappa Sigma fraternity at col
lege. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
school Day shortened.

No military drill was held at high
school this morning because OF un-
favorable weather conditions. Fourth
period classes or the period which
usually follows the noon hour filled
the IL O'Clock hour and as a result
school was dismissed an hour early
this afternoon. Track work has also
been hindered by the weather man.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
WOULD TEACH C0-EDS
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS

CHICAGO. April college co-eds
and high school girls hereafter are to
have a more intense course in the art
OF making bread and doughnuts, fry
ing steaks, buying groceries and MAX
ing beds. according to plans of the
North Central Association of Colleges
and second schools in annual conven-
tion here TODAY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

at is eighteen years since I last
visited the Occident and l regret to
find that in the meantime there have
more evidences Of the decay
Of western civilization. | never ex-
pected to see such frivolity as that of
I ,ondon OF New York" Paron Goto.
a japanese governor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

Snow. sleet and rain which fell yes
terday. last night and today reached
a total of .35 inches, says Major Lee
Moorhouse, weather observer. The
maximum temperature is AZ with a
minimum of 32. There is high wind
blowing from the west.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

sam OConnor, who only yesterday
forfeited $40 In police court on a
charge OF being drunk, was arrested
again last night and forfeited $15 for
the same offense this morning. Judge
Thomas Fitz Gerald promised him a
Jail sentence IL he appeared in court
again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
VIII Give Addresses.

Rev Il. II. Gornall. pastor OF the
Methodist church of Pendlcton, will
give the commencement addresses at
Echo and Pilot Rock this year. Tho
Pilot Rock commencement will be
May "a and the Echo commencement
May IL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02
cREENwoon on CARINrr

LONDON, April 2.-Sir Hammar
Greenwood has been appointed chief
secretary for Ireland in Lloyd Georges
cabinet, succeeding Ian MACPHERSON,
il is announced today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

stores Open at seven.

Pendleton stores yesterday began
the summer schedule and opened
their doors at a. IN. instead OF a.
m. The hours are from TO p. m.
each day except Saturday. when tho
stores remain open until $3.50 p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

Local taxi companies announce that
because OF the high cost OF operation.
no more coupon books will be sold.
For a time the companies sold books
at $3.50, for 25 rides. and later increas
ed to 81 and then to IS. the present
price. The price for single rides will
at 25 cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-02

Guilty in getting servants was sending
him on the road to dyspspsia-