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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
CHARLES ERNEST ACKER,
EXPERT CHEMIST, DIES
Noted for Manufacture of
Carbon TetrachIoride.

Charles Ernest Acker, manufacturing
chemist, died at his home. so Main
street Ossining. on Monday, in his
fifty-secondayear He built the plant of
the Ackcr Process Company at Niagara
Falls, and was known as the originator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliot Warren
will return from Lawrence. l.. l.. on
November 10.
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MRS. B. M. CROKER DriAD.
English Novelist Was Author of
Many Romnnces.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Mrs. Il. NJ Croker,
the novelist, died in london to-day. She
was the wife OF Lieut. Col. John Croker.
formerly OF the Royal Scots and Royal
Munster Fusiliers. and daughter OF the
late Rev. William Sheppard.
Mrs. Croker was the author OF many
romances, one OF which. Terence" was
dramatized in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

LOST-Dlamond platinum wrist watch I'm
taxi from Seville Hotel TO 41st ST. or walk
Ing TO 42d St; liberal reward. Return TO
Hotel Seville.
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DANCES AT THE BILTMoRE.

A series OF afternoon dances, with
Mrs. Anna Mae White as hostess, will
begin at the Blltmore Hotel tomorrow
afternoon. with dancing from TO Z
o'clock. The dances will be given there
after on the third Saturday OF each
month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

GARDNER.--Moses NJ. Gardner in his Goth
year, beloved husband OF the late Lena
Gardner and father OF Emanuel A. Notice
OF funeral hereafter
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NEW PLAY AT ART THEATRE.

Autumn Fiddlcs" was the drama pre-
sented at the Jewish Art Theatre last
night. with Leonid Snyegoff and Nine.
Orjeffskaya In the leading roles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
In Menoriam.

Conan. Thomas Harne,t, Richard V.
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THOMAS pIRKETT.

OTTAWA. oct. 2i.--Thomas Birkett
former Mayor OF ottawa, and once
member Of the House OF Commons. died
here to-day. 10 years OLD.
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IN MEMOKIAM.

CONfAN-In loving memory OF my father.
Thomas Conan, who died October %,
1909 Ada Conan CourtenRy.
HARNETT-fn loving memory Of my step.
father, Richard V. Harnett. died october
90
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary of State Colby will give
dinner next Monday evening at the Pan
American Building in compliment to the
delegates to the International Communi-
cations Congress.
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on her arrival here will go to Westbury.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane will close
her house in Lenox late this month and
return to New York.
Miss Frances Ogden Jones will return
from New London. Conn. ON November
and occupy an apartment at the Sc
Vile Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew W. Rose of
Greenwich. Conn. are at the Plaza. Mr..
and Mrs. William Wilson Curtin OF
Barlow Cullum of Pittsburg also are
there.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey and Miss
Marion Tiffany have returned from
White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray. who Is con-
valescing from long illness. will leave
Newport for Hot Springs. Va, next
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Roosevelt, Jr..
who were married last week, are stop
ping at the Hotel Ambassador. Atlantic
City.
Mrs. OgdensGoelet will remain in Eu-
rope until late in the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliot Warren
will return from Lawrence. l.. l.. on
November is.
Mr. and Mrs John Aspegren, who
were In China for part of the summer.
have returned to East Eighty-sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Darlington.
who passed the summer in Europe. will
open their apartment at 430 Park ave-
nue. on November !.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson Spencer
Of Philadelphia. who have just returned
from a trip around the world, gave a
small luncheon yesterday in the st.
Regis. While in Toxic they visited their
son. Mr.. Willing Spencer. who is at
tached to the American Embassy in
Japan.
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DIED

Allegro, James Levy. Emma NJ
Barrett. John D. Loeb Sara
Bazan. Rica rdo H. Moen Edward C..
Belloni, Robert Ielgram. George ..
Brockner, Washington Smith, James A.
connolly, William Stout. Jennie W.
Cooley, Elizabeth J. b. Sweeney Toty p
Coombs, Florence Veith Joseph
Dupuy, Eleanor c. Walsh John D.
Gardner. Moses NJ. Wanmaker, Charles
Gray, Julia Is. Wllhelms, Stella p.
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Pound.

FOUND IN Tuxedo Park. n. Y, bar pin;
owner may have same by proving property.
Address J liz Herald. Herald So
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Prince Lubomirski, Minister OF Po-
land, and Princess Lubomirska went to
Princeton. n. j., yesterday. where the
Minister delivered an address before the
Politi Club of Princeton University. They
will go to New York before returning to
Wa shington next Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

roeT-On MONDAY. October ~, IN East Gfst
a. bet ,veon and Z o'clock. male Peklng-
Csc. brown with black markings. Liberal re-
ward II returned 20 owner any morning be-
tween and ~ 80 o'clock. at 2i3 East 6ist
a., city; child's pet dog
TOgT-Female Boston terrier. i3 years old
vicinity 10th st.-}d av., reward. Mrs
DthpTtN tSn T. I1Tth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

Robert Hale of New York will pass
the week end in Washington as the guest
of Secretary and Mrs. Colby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

Mr.. John Barton Payne. now I'm Chi
cago, will return here Saturday even
Ing next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

Major and Mrs. Parker w. West gave
a tea yesterday at Soldiers Home for
Major-Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Wothers-
pooh, who are their guests. Mrs. Bliss.
wife Of the governor of the Soldiers
Home: Mrs. Ernest Darlington and Mrs.
Merritt Ireland received with the hos
tess,
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Wearing Apparel.

IOsT--Largc green box from automobile be-
tween 18Th and Amsterdam av and fsOth
81 and the Concourse: contents include two
ladies' fur coats: suitable reward. NJ $50
Herald. Herald so.
TOsT-Brown wolf scarf, Lexington av. sub
wav, wednesday morning. October 90. he
tween hfst and 23d SITS: liberal reward l..
rEBEs. 323 y. sd.
IOST--On oct. 10 between seth At. and Am
sterdam av and between 5nth ST. and "a
ay.. four white ostrich feathers: reward.
Phone Riverside GAGE.
TOST-Beaver scarf in Black and White
taxi, Saturday night; reward. Phone
Madison Square 5762
$50 reward II finder OF sable skin. lost on
53d ST. between Park and Lexington avs.
Saturday noon, will return same 10 BUCK
LEY, liz r. SOD st Telephone Plaza 74i. .
SOS REWARD.
Lost wednesday morning between Broad
wny. T4th st. Columbus Circle and 9Th av.
small black paradise plume. Reward re-
turn 20 CARTIER, East SD 81. No ques-
lions asked.
5000 REWARD
for return OF or information leading 20 rc-
rovcry OF two-skin sable scarf lost October
q vicinity OF Commodore Hotel. A. II. LEE
q co. Inc, Is william ~.
$50 REWARD
no questions asked. for return OF Russian
sable scarf made Of three skins; lost In vi
cInitv OF i03d ~. and broadway. October
10, 1920. ALBERT r. LEE CO.. Inc, Is
william FL.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney will leave
Europe Tomorrow for New York. and
on her arrival here will go to Westbury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
LOST AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.

REWARD.
Hupmobile, 1919 touring, model r. car
number 1851, blue body black wheels. shows
recent repairs; license n. y. 245o49 stolen
October ID. about II 80 p. NJ. from in front
OF 2i5l Vyse av;. New York city. Commu-
New York city Phone Beekman S9s7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Rutherford
have leased Graystone, the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Armat, overlooking
Rock Creek Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

Mrs. McKenna Pultz has returned to
Washington and joined her parents, JUS
tice and Mrs McKenna, for the season.
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Lost Tuesday about 30 p. NJ. bank book
containing 81 900 and check for $500: also
fur coat. Reward II returned to r.
DEUTSCHMANN. sos Union av.. N. Y. c.
LOST-Gold Dorm. containing small powder
puff, initials III +. M" between Fillmore
Hotel and Giddings, on 9th av; reward.
Phone Chelsea S165.
LOST-Plum colored brccade purse, blue
lined, containing money; reward. JEKYLL.
Hotel Biltmore
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter are ex-
pected in Washington from California
about October 81.
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Jewelry.


LosT-Between Clarke Brothers Bank. Trib-
une Building. Nassau St, and subway in
Woolworth Building. one large cameo pin
surrounded with pearls. Finder please com
municate with Apt. IA 30 W. 72d ST Tele-
phone Columbus 1901.
LOST-Diamond bar pin, wednesday, be-
tween and ;, shopping district. 37th 81
and 9TH av reward. Finder return $40 w
10Th, apt. 0. east. Phone Schuyler 1886. Nc
questions asked.
LosT-Dlamond platinum wrist watch In
taxi from Seville Hotel TO 41st ST. or walk
Ing to 42d St; liberal reward. Return TO
Hotel Seville.
LosT-smaI diamond bar pin. gold setting
attached TO small black bow. between sist
Broadway and Stern Bros. reward Mrs
w II. SMITH. 265 w sist st.
LoST-Dlamond and platinum lorgnette be-
tween ldtz-Carlton and Altman's: liberal
reward upon return to cashier Rtz-Carlton
Hotel, Madison av. and 46th st.
LOST-Diarn md and sapphire circle pin.
Finder please return to Mrs. y. GORDON,
Hotel Vanderbilt Park av. and Saith 81.
suitable reward offered.
LOsT--Tuesday evening. 10th. vicinity 5sth
ST., between 6th-1th avs, gold cigarette
case, initials IN. r." Reward II returned
NJ RICHARDSON. 752 Broadway.
LosT-Bar rim, diamonds set in platinum /:
contains rs square cut diamonds; liberal
reward. Hotel Marie Antoinette apt. -
$500 reward for return diamond ring, over
3A carats, prong setting. lost between
Cairo Hotel, Washington, and Hotel Commo-
dore. n. Y. c.: no questions asked. G. 95
Herald. Herald 50.
5000 REWARD
for return Of platinum bar pin. containing 20
diamonds one large diamond set In centre
lost Oct. between 18th and Goth SITS. MAR
Gus e. CO.. 9TH av. and 45th st.
5000 reward for diamond and onyx octagonal
wrist watch. lost October 81 vicinity Madl-
son av., iOth-iirt st.
TIFFANY & co. Fifth av and 9th 1t.
$500 REWARD
for return OF large solitaire pearl ring, lost
october 10 at or between West 45th and
East 5Oth SITS. UDALL & BALLOU, ga
9Th av.
$500 REWARD
for return OF silk handbag. containing one
stone, one stone diamond ring lost
Oct. II vicinity OF 3sth ST. and 5th Az
BLACK, STARR & FROST. 9TH av. and
4sth AZ.
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81. 900 REWARD.

Pearl necklace with twenty-five pearls
and pointed, oval shaped diamond set plati-
mum clasp. lost probably In the Oranges or
Newark ". j.; above reward will be paid
information leading TO recovery. HENRY
BLANK & Co. 10 Liberty st. Newark. ~. J.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren, who
were in China for part of the summer
have returned to East Eighty-sixtt
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

Miss Frances Ogden Jones will return
from New London. Conn. ON November
and occupy an apartment at the Sc
Vile Hotel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02

600 last year and for the ten months ended October 8000
600 this year against $270 000, 600 last year.
will be from the foregoing that the exports for Octo
Ter exceeded imports two and that imports for October
1920 lower than for the corresponding month last
In the northwest wheatgowers have suffered through
the decline in price but there indications the bears have
about had their day The best that wheat has
reached the low water mark and look for improvements
There still foreign demand despite the fact usual surplus
has already been sent this outside demand conn
prices win be forced upward through curtament the
make purchases all spots an hs advice scarcely
be given if further decline is expected.
Taken all in ALL the present situation calls for prudence but
not for pessmsm The who magnes the country is going
to the dogs will make big mistake does the who fails
to see that readjustment is underway.
Sheepmen and cattemen are rejoicing that with the mild
winter stock still feed upon the ranges and that hay
purchased cheap needed The alfalfa the other hand
not at all in love with the low of hay Both sides cannot
well be pleased in an affair of this kind. .i
The Oregonan now thinks big power should take Tur
campaign the Oregoan Mortified by the thought of using
anything but paper and ink in the settlement of such affairs
~>~~s>~~s~~~>e>~~
Reports that American wheat been purchased for
shipment to Russia and to Greece that the bohe
vks evidently did not have good luck at farming.
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Considering conditions the county schools were never in
better condition than at present. the people wished
to keep Superintendent Green on the job
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The reduced price lumber should help towards providing
homes for those who afford pay 1000 for S5OOO
house
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
REVOLT RUMOR SPREADS
. AS OBREGDN IS SEATED.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.--NU 49,
coincldeni with tthe inauguration Of
President Obregon, OF Mexico, II was
said az the state department that re-
ports have been received of con-
splracy against the new Mexican gov-
ernment.
The state department. IA Investigate
ing the reports. officials said ana
closely watching developments IN the
Mexican situation. Plotting against
Ohregon is said to have had It's incep-
ton on the Mexican-border, Reports
to the department are incomplete, and
for this reason officials refused to re-
veal all the Information, they carried,
According to state department ad-
vices, General Blaneo. fofmer. Cprran-
"a general, is leading an effort 10
start movement against obregon. !
Blanco recently distributed manifestos |
along the border calling for an upris- ,
ing. officials said A few days ago
Blanco. leading an expedition OF about
100 men. went across the border into
the Mexican state Of Tamaulipas. lie
has not been heard from since. Gen.
eral Barragan. former Carran2a chief
OF staff and General Gonzales, at one
time Carranzas candidate for pres
dency, are reported enroute to Calves
ION from Spain. where they went Gfter
he death of Carranza. Galveston is
said to be a hotbed for anu-obregon
lgitation. ,ai,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02

EW HE of local businessmen that conditions will shortly
show an improvement is justified by reports now coming
from the east The feeling is generally that while the
REIMBURSEMENT process must its conditions
fundamentally sound The system makes banking
ed to them.
There also for rejoicing the favorable trade
snce.
Much larger exports and decreased imports in October
shown IN statement released November &c by the
Foreign and Domestic Commerce of the Department of Com
nlerce.
Exports during October valued at $752 100000 against
S6Q5OOOO0 In September this and $632 in Oco
per OF last year For the ten months period ending with Octo
Der exports 000 slight over
100000 in the ten months period of last year
Imports during October $362 100000 against $685.
100000 in September 1920 and $402 October
year Imports during ten months ended with October this
year were $4720000000 which is than half
times the imports of $4,000 months period of
last year.
The excess of exports over imports amounting $500 000
coo the largest in any month of this year.
The imports of gold during October amounted to $117 000
600 compared with in September of this year and
S5OOOOOO in October of last These the largest gold
imports OF month in the last three years Gold imports
ing the ten months ending October amounted to $3160OO000
IN 1920 against 600 the period of Gold
exports October were S26 900 this year against
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
Sunday school entertaining.

sunday school entertaining. n
Saturday night there will be a con
cert on the school auditorium by the
Hendriks family Of Irrigon. They have
a string auartette as well as violin and
piano selections. Their work is con-
s!dered high class and Boardman Is
expected TO turn out well to greet their
friends.
Eugene Cumins, chairman ~ the
school board, has just returned from
a trip to valley points He reports wet
and cold weather and mud.
w. A. Goodwin went to McMinnville
last week upon receiving word of the
death of his son Sydney, who is well
known in this section.
MIR. and Mrs. George Norris OF Az
lington, who have been occupying tho
Bechbolt property west of town. have
returned to Arlington. r. Rands has
refusal of the vacated premises.
E. P. Dodd of Hermiston is improt
ing his building block on Main street
by plastering, etc, to make comfort,
able living apartments. which will fill
in a decided need since. so many new
families are coming into the district
and need temporary homes until they
can build.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
FIVE MILLS FOR ROADS
is VOTED AEBQARDMAN

NiAtANt ~ FIt1AahAfI
BOARDMAN, Dec e.--Boardman is
bound to have good roads. The cleo
tion held last Saturday provided spe-
cial tax of five mills. one third of the
tax will be applied to each section of
the distriet---the east, west and CEN
trail. The vote was 20 for and 4
against.
Local "ceismic" disturbances occur
red Sunday when j. s. Mattoon as
.saulted Alex Wilcon. owing to alleged
stoppage of payment Of check
which caused complication of Nations
business affairs. Mattoon was fined
$50 and costs in the justice court.
.Alev McGregor, field man for the
Oregon Farmer. arrived in Boardman
last Saturday and spent several days in
study of the district While gathering
material for his report, he incidentally
added few subscriptions to oregon's
farm paper.
Walter VanNuys, Sunday school or
ganizer. will be in Boardman Wednes-
day afternoon and evening in the in
terests of the local Sunday school. A
general meeting is called for the after
rosn at the school at $3.50 p. m. and
an evening meeting at the church.
Friday night there will be a social
at the church. the Bible class of tie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02

~ aAW Il9DEFENUfN
Published Daily and 5emi-w eekiy, at
Pendteton. oregon, by the
EAST OREGONIk.Ns PUBLISHING co.
Entered at the postoffice at Pendle.
ton, oregon, hs eecond-class mall
matter.
ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES
ntperial Hotel News stand, Portland
ON FILE AT
Chicago Bureau, 9Os Security Building.
washington, ID. c., Bureau sol Four
Aeenth Street n. w.
Memher ef ghe Associated Press
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled 20 the uRe for republication OF
all news dispatches credited to IL or
n9t otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published fere-
in.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
ISLANDS FINANCE CAMPAIGN

MANILA. Dec. 2.-(A. P.)-The
Philippine legislature today passed a
bill appropriating 100000 annually
to finance a campaign in the United
States TO obtain independence. for the
Philippines. It provides for the send
ing 10 the United States of independ
ence f1issinns
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
FRENCH IVORY TOILET ARTICLES

We can not carry all grades Of this
carry only THE best. The weight. strength and SUI
perior finish Of these pieces commend them most
highly lovers Of refined beauty These are not to
be confounded with the Bargain Counter" sets so
freely Offered around Xmas time to catch the mex
perieneed and unwary-but are honest goods backed
with guarantee-and all are Of superior quality
GIFTS THAT LAST
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
ETCHED GLASS

The reasonableness Of price alone would make
etched glass popular but the dantfness Of the de-
signs makes this ware doubly attractive
There is The Louis pattern with the center wreath
and trailing vlne-or the vintage enbodying the
grape vine the conventional Scotch Plaid Pattern
Gifts in any of these designs are most acceptable
and highly priced. Water sets Plates Cofiports
Berry Sets are only few pf the possible suggestions
GIFTS THAT LAST
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
srLvEp TOILET WARE

AfII.ADY will be pleased to have you start her a
silver toilet set this Christmas 1t tho the
designers have Brought some unusual beautiful
effects in the toilet this The design Of the
pieces are unique in themselves and then the en-
graver By his art has further enhanced them Each
piece bears the sterling" mark.
GIFTS THAT LAST
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
CHINA

Ever. since Il was founded, this store has been
known for the exeeIIepce of its China It is natural
therefore that you should find here the greatest va
riees of patterns in dinner sets and breakfast SETS
as well as plates and cups by the dozens
We have many separate fancy pieces such as tea
sets relish dishes. salt and peppers -inexpensiye
guests that combine beauty and utility
GIFTS THAT LAST
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
JEWELRY
GIFTS THAT LAST

.Jewelry offers many sensible suggestions for
everyone that it is impossible 10 mention them This
thought should be in your mind when buying Jewell
Ty Here is a gift that lnsts"--and throughout the
years to come jewelry will endure and constantly re-
mind the wearer OF the giver }and the love that
prompted the gift. -
GIFTS THAT LAST
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
LEATHER GOODS

Sure of enduring appreciation would be any ar
ticle from sawtee's Leather corner Here we have
assembled varied assortment OF superior gifts
bags, bill folds photo holders, card casess etc
You should not lose sight of the "sawtelle" pres
tlge, which means. Good taste ntthe matter OF se-
lection. strictly up-todate in style. and general ALL
around superiority that is unmistakable.
GIFTS THAT LAST
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02

spHscRrPTloN RATES
= = = = = = = Z = =
TIE OLD SWEET DREAM

THE OLD SAkklE DREAM
(By Frank l. Sanon)
This is the street, and the garden gate
Where ghosts of Memory watch and wait.
How long has it beens Oh, agol--
And loved you SOL loved you sol
How fares the world2 Is ii rose rue?--
The breath of this beautiful morning you!
How long has 1t been in the lives of meng-
Are there for the since hen2
Does the garden forget Did the vioets see
The flower YOU kept and Kissed me?
Do the old dreams wake with passion new?
The breath of this beautiful morning TO you!
Faces strange at the gate meet:
A child runs in from the vioet-street
And kisses its . The same street p-Navi
Love. dearest. has moved away!
And fade like the ghosts of the Dreams from view.
Goodhyes-and the breath of Gods morning to your
-copyrighted for the East oregonian Pub c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-02
SILVER FOR THE HOME

What woman is there at Christmas time that will
not find world of pleasure in the gift of silverware?
n is the ambition of every woman 10 be the proud
possessor of set silver. Here gift selections
be made at prices that truly moderate And
with il goes guarantee
GIFTS THAT LAST