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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

latest song hits and repeat all The
latest vaudeville Jokes.
III he wore big, distinguishing
Stetson,
You knew that Il would be perfectly
safe TO go Up 10 nim on the street.
ask him 20 help you find your way.
And NE would doff the Stetson with
the manner OF a Sir Walter Raleigh.
ana answer Yes, Ma'am-' or Ger
tainly, Ala am
lf he wore a high silk hat.
You knew that he secretly yearned
20 be a doctor. a lecturer. a society
man. or a deacon.
And probably wasn't ANY Of them,
But NOW-what can you tell about
q mani
They an wear exactly the SANE
brown, green or gray hat. with a
soft brim.
And they ALL look nice and in
nccent and romantic in it,
But 10 doesn't mean anything at all
Because NO man picks out his own
hat any more
He just goes into shop. closes his
eyes as though he were waiting for
train TO run over him
And lets the clerk WISH It on him.
--Copyright 1920. by the Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Little Interviews.

most accessible to the collector of
garbage. all such cans which are not
easily accessible 70 the ollector Of
garbage shall be promptly delivered
TO the collector when called for and
no person snail in any manner inter
fere with said cans or contents
thereof, except those authorized 50
to do
There IS also a penalty provided
in case the ordinance is not OBJ
served. This section Of the ordinance
reads, Any person who shall vio-
late or disregard any OF the pro-
visions Of this ordinance shall be
fined in any sum not exceeding s5Q
ard for the second or subsequent Of
Tense shall be fined not less than SIS
and not more than $780,
Eve are continually receiving re-
quests from parents to locate their
missing children in FL Paso." said
J oe HausinEer. police secretary. and
while many Of them are the result
Of idle rumors. we have found some
Of the children here. However. I
keeping their parents informed. We
have had a number Of cases where
we asked the straving boy OF girl
why they didn't inform their people
Of their Whereabouts. Usually the
reply was to the effect that they
AAaAA no AAANA-E. 80 .4- NAIEAs
excuse won't hold because almost
anyone viii furnish a man with
postal card or envelope and stamp
10 write 10 his parents. ] think the
police all over the country should
pick Up and hold an wandering chill
dren they find try TO locate their
parents and notify them. As il is
they sometimes avoid police and
wander about little caring for the
heart that may be breaking in their
home"
EEL Paso-s recent brief cold spell
is, I think, merely the tail end Of the
Billiards which have been sweeping
the east" said A. j. Barnes. Il re-
Gently came through the east from
NeW York. Until T crossed the Mis-
sissippi river j encountered the very
worst weather possible. Then e
moderated slightly. although Texas
seemed 20 be the land Of perpetual
sunshine after spending several
weeks in the east however, as soon
as I got here I found that u was
turning cold 7 found that the
storm movements seemed to be to
the south and east. so re naturally
got ours az the end Of those eastern
billiards. II there is any fruit east
of California Texas viii have 10 pro-
duce il this year, T think"
-GiTs the hen fair chance, give
her a clean house and yard. good
clean food and fresh clean water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

IS. and another well on section %.
lot 81 A. A. Stanton VIII place two
machines on section IL, block So, ana
one on section 80. block s.. The Fort
Worth rigs are being brought in ny
Frank n. Brown OF Fort Worth. An
other rig is TO be brought in By owen
& Scovele- who viii soon begin drill-
ing on section .. block 81 Two drill
ing contracts have been let by Brown
& Troxel. one on the southeast quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter OF Sec
tiou 20, block So, and another on sec
ton IS. Of block SO. As evidence OF
how things are booming there, a
restaurant man bought lot there re-
Gently and within q week sold 60 for
$500 more than be paid NOR o. He
paid $1,000 and got $500 T. p
Troxel, who owns the TroEel we'll
says IL won't be long until they VIII
begin with big machines on the deep
test The activities are reflected in
the telegraph office. All kilograms
are handled as a side line by the rail
ROAD office. in one day recently
there were 90 outgoing messages
The Texas g. Pacific is going to be
compelled 20 put on better freight
service To now takes about o week
for freight 20 come 1875 miles El
Paso 5obbers should get after the
railroads 10 remedy this situation. as
II would mean more business for this
city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Do You Need 4 Tonic?

I HAVE noticed from many Of the
letters I have received recently,
that about a third OF my cor
respondents are in need Of a tonic
A great many people suffered IRON
the last epidemic OF influenza. and
most who suffered from the first cpl
temic had not yet recovered ne
sfu" is followed by e taLtc condition
which may take years 20 overcome
Unless you are IN robust health,
you VIII probably benefit by taking
a simple tonic il Is important. OF
course. TO know which sort your sLs-
tenn REQUIRES. II you are thin take
some OF the cod liver oil emulslons,
or some OF the dozen excellent emul-
sfona on the market which are made
OF highly concentrated fats II these
are unpleasant, there are various
combinations Of olive oil and vine
which taste good and az the same
time are nourishing. or ~ you 60 not
either olive oil or cod liver OIL IN
email Elassfuu Of grape juice
If you do not need IattenlnE
tonic some Of the old fashioned
spring tonics viii be useful There
are various preparations on the mar
ker. but none Of them are any bet
ter than dandelion tea which thins
the blood and clears the SYSTEM OF
sulphur ana molasses. which has the
same effect. II your appetite has
suffered ana your digestion is weak
you probably need hypo-phospha-e-
AID if you have any doubt as GO
which sort Of tonic you need con
suit your family physician.
Questions and Answers
Worried.-Tht only permanent way
to remove superfluous hair from the
face Is 20 have electric needle treat
ments. although you may remove
hairs temporarily by pulling them
out with a pair Of tweezsrs. The tuzz
which grows an over the skin cannot
be removed. II 10 annoys you. bleach
&c with peroxide Of hydrogen
C. A--White heads are collections
of --.r-.r which rn-m. IN he rureE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

the 1918 tobacco crop ss7451sO0o This IS an in
crease in value of than 500 percent in Is years and
the acreage increase since 1900 about 100 percent.
The chief tobacco problem Is: Will the land now de-
voted to growing Of tobacco day be needed Tor
the growing Of food? Tobacco of the largest cash
crops It brings the grower high ss5e acre IN some
instances and the lowest per profit on record is in
Tennessee where in 1918 only s74 net was real
lied
American smokers who enjoy the weed and do not want
to lose it. should influence they to tobacco
producing program which viii result in prohibition
Of smoking entirely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
A Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By JOIN kENDRICk BANGs.

A GOOD EXAMPLE
THE birds 20 singing on their ways
In joyous search Of daily food
j like 70 thinz their little LAYS
AIRS songs Of gratitude.
Because they know with lavish care
God hath provided for their need-
And placed before them everywhere.
Their fullest daily need.
And II the birds all greet .he day
With nraisefui lyrics, sweet and
strong
Why should not do cen as they
And mingle quest with souE3
iCouyright. 1915 by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
SAVE MONEY ON MEAT" WEEK
HERE WILL BEGIN APRIL u

Washington. d. e.. March 15.=
Weeks in which tho department OF
Justice VIII initiate its plan TO save
money on meat" in groups OF states
were announced today 20 supplement
the March % 20 March % period.
when Iowa and seven other states
VIII start the plan Retail dealers
viii carry unusual stocks Of the
cheaper cuts Of meat which custo-
mers are urged TO buy.
The schedule includes.
Week Of April 12. Texas. Nsw
Mexico, Arizona and 70 other states.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Of the duke OF Fife. and the seat OF
the earls Of seakirk. are both located
near this prosperous AID interestins
old town
s.-Rfchard Henry Dana Of Cam
bridge. Mass. wrote the famous sea
tale. Two Years Before the Mast
To- When commercial production
was stopped in Germany by the world
100000 consumers was left vacant in
he near east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Ripping Rhymes
By WALT MASON.
In The Hole

the present. times pleasant
the stream Of soads IS flowing everywhere its user showing what viii be
panic
keep the merchants duuning that every form growing
y the bushes where nehbor shall find
grind Every
apeny
here's wealth that
delegate who's willing his chance killing
he gude1 Ike the fortune builders
that all the world its lust Tor reckless spending where
in
nd0ute Ty Te the dump they're strapped
co7yrsHt George matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

winter began last night ana
continues today
The national convention Of the
United Mine Workers Of America
ouened this morning at Indianapolis.
Ind. with over a thousand delegates
present to discuss the pending
strike in the great coal fields
Gov. Miguel Ahumada- Of the state
of Jalisco. Mex. late governor Of the
state OF chihuahua IS now in the
city Of Chihuahua and Is coming TO
Fl Paso and Juarez for few days
The Elks' minstrels are going TO
Bisbeee on the 2fth 70 play for a
benefit for The Bisbee Eiks- club
Fl Paso lodge, received the invita-
ton today
J. T. Porchar is hack from Fort
Hancock. where he has been sinking
some test wells Tor the q. H.
A buggy owned By r. =. Cross and
driven by VIM. A. Miner. was struck
by q street car yesterday afternoon
Kelly, who were riding In the buggy
were thrown 10 the ground. sustain
ing slight injuries
II has been decided that the street
paving inspection party which VIII
visit Guadala1ara and the city or
-AA1AAAA AlA A-AH EA- l-aaa "a -.-eI 49,
the street paving OF those cities, viii
leave Friday morning az II o'clock
over the Mexican Central
J. j. Thurston. who has been em-
nloved for something over a year
past with the street car company
died last night AZ his home, ISIS
Nae8ffin avenue
on Monday, Mrs Z. u. White en-
tertained the Bridge Whist club at
her home or Myrtle avenue. Mrs- j.
E. Williams viii be the next hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Tight skirts. pointed toes and high
heels are doomed Tor elimination IN
Louisville, KY. since the Woman's
club IN that city has started a Vigor-
Gus campaign against immodest styles
Of dress
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

]ut the mush.
He wants Jiggs to get a divorce. c
MY DEAR A. "
YOUR LETTER comes.
WITH a package OF mail.
WHILE IN on the ranch
AND BECAUSE I'VE learned.
FOR THE very first time
IN ALL my lie.
JUST WHAT Il means
TO LOOK after a boy.
WHO IS just big enough
TO MESS himself up.
WITH Whatever it is
HE CAN lay his hands on.
I'D LIKE 70 suggest
SOME SORT OF a way.
THAT ToU might 60
TO CURE your boz.
PROM GETTING mush.
on THE morning paper
But really can't
AND INSTEAD Of that.
I'D LIKE TO ask
AND BEING a father.
YOU OUGHT to know.
WHAT 1 can do.
TO KEEP our boy.
FROM GETTING mush.
AND MASHED potato.
AND AL sorts OF stuff
ALL OVER me.
AND ! want TO tell you
THAT WHEY I came here
/ PROMISED his mother
I'D LOOK after him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Dangers To America.

THE singer Americans should lies within their
hearts No nation has ever fallen, due to change
in its government.
Changes are usually evolutionary rather than revou-
tonary Russia been exception, but even Russia
to the fact that any kind Of government IS as good as
what she had under the and to the fact that bolhe-
vs isn't proving be what the @bolshks' thought 1t
would prove be- The followers Of the leaders IN the
worlds latest political doctrine told that with the
success bohevsm there wouldn't be any government at
all be the very antithess of government. All
laws all restrictions all restraints to 60 completely
great unfettered people to remain and everybody
he pleased Everything would be free, ineud
what sad disiIusionl p hour work day dictator
ship not Of partially intelligent car, but Of millions
Of greedy ignorant proletaans Poverty ignorance and
vcousness evsrywheTe vast, national three year de-
bauoh that is destined to end Russians careful
Just where II began.
If America is doOned-as some of them preach-it viii
BY bOsheVism for If should fall before this
onsrous nightmare we, like Russia would survive It and
at least have 2 chance to start over
Our worst danger lies in sefshness selfish
which is carrying toward dissipation dleness
nonprOducton, social corruption and physical and mental
unfitness-
Of these worst menaees we never hear chirp But
they things Of which must hear and much if
we are to continue to have the great and glorious nation
the founders OF this republic planned for and entrusted
to our care
Polish committee is studying the American cOnsttu
pattern for the organic law Of the republic
The committee viii probably stop when gets to the 18th
amendment
The sphere Of women constantly expands. Chicago
judge rules that the wife right rifle her husbands
pockets
If some hlm stars would present their own domestic
lives the the R O. signs would be out all the
time
Bainbrdge Colby must realize that his appointment has
least created enthusiasm in the United States
McAdoo learned thing while he rairoading. He
knows it doesn't do to 90 to sleep at the switch.
So long as TevOlvers are leased" to all corners, e
Paso's crime viii continue.
Anyway, the president stin has Burlsson
Round heads and Dooden shoes are standing JOKES
10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15


AND IN going through with 1t.
~ SPITE Of the fact
THAT I',I The busiest guy.
IN PLACER County
AND I'LL tell the world
THAT PLACER County.
IS a busy place.
AND THE worst Of It IS.
About Our kid.
THAT IT always happens
HIS DEEPEST affection
SEEMS TO come to a head.
WHEY HE'S all gooed up. e
AND n those moments.
he TwINEs himself
ABOUT NY neck
AND CODES me Up
AND IRIS quite all risat
But I'd Ike 70 ask
IF TOU know way.
o. KEEPING a kid
FROM GETTING mashed potatoes
IN his uucle's ears
AND N his hair
AND SPEAKING OF Jiggs
I REALLY don't think
BE COULD be happy.
WITHOUT MRS Jiggs-
AND ANYWAY.
IT WOULDN'T be fair
TO TURN her loose.
SHE NIGHT marry again
AND GET murdered or somsthing.
THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

8 8Iiiss are sent direct to the in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF This Date, 1906

A CCORDrNG to New York reports
n the most severe storm Of the
winter began last night. and
continues today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered C.
Registered C. 8 ra'sHt ofaa'-

K small boy
w in bis eagerness dseiphsr your column.
you in the punishment
ut hs nj
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Polish committee is studying the American eonstitu-
pattern the organic law Of the republic.
The committee viii probably stop when gets to the 18th
amendment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

The sphere Of women constantly expands. Chicago
Judge rules that the wife has right to rifle her husbands
pockets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

If some film stars would present their own domestic
lives the SCREEN the S R O. signs would be out all the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

lhIhrE-SlNlH YEAR
uiate news renort By
covering Arizona. NsW
York Entered AZ the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Banbrdge Colby must realize that appointment has
least created enthusiasm in the United States senate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

McAd0o learned one thing while he rairoadng He
nows it doesn't do to 60 to sleep at the switch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

So long as revOlvers are ceased" to all corners e
aso's crime wave viii continue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
.,rA TO-DAY
RlG MoMENTs

lStNs MOMt4Nl~
, Clifford is assigned the task Of
tracking down Mary Regan. the wom-
an he loves
The Captain OF Detectives swears %
get" Clifford for interfering with
his plans.
The Gamblers plan 10 frame up Clif-
ford and get him fired from the force.
The great raid on the headquarters
OF the gamblers.
The tense moment when Clifford
discovers Mary Regan Is about to
fleece the bankers son Of his money
through a fake marriage and his ap-
peal to her better nature.
The night Of watchful waiting at the
headquarters Of the crooks when CIif-
ford outwits the captain Of detectives.
Clifford is framed by the crooks.
Clifford is dismissed from the force.
Mary Regan Is compelled 10 play the
game of the captain of detectives.
Bradley in his plans to trap the COM.
missioner Of police in order 10 get that
honest official fired from the force.
Mary Regain exposure of the crook
ed fraraeup on the roof garden and
her vindication in the eyes OF Clifford
Clifford's reinstatement on the
force
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
LEE DRAKE HEAD OF
OREGON TRAPSHOOTERS

PORTLAND. Or, May 75.@The
Oregon state Trapshooptrs association
held its annual meeting at the I'm
periaE hotel Saturday night for the
purpose Of awarding the site for the
1879 Oregon state championship shoot
and to elect officers. Mark SeddaM.
representing the Astoria trapshootsrs.
put in a bid for the Championship
shoot next year and the association
voted TO hold the event in the lower
Colu uiia river city.
The newly-eIected officers are l. d.
Drake. president; Marx Seddall. vice
president. and ". H. Harrison secre-
tary-treasurer- All three officers are
OF Astoria The directors elected are
J. w Seavey. p v. Dodele. Ahner
Blair, H H Veatch. D. c Bowman
and Henry Partridge
C P Preston was selected as a rep
resentatiEe to attend she meeting Of
the Pacific coast zone representatives.
z-hich Will be held at Walla Walla
next month H r HI Everding was
named as an alternate
The retiring officers we're Dr. c. =.
Cathey. president: a " Stronger.
ice-president. and F. H Keller, sec
The directors were
Marx SeddaII. Charles Leith. H r
Everding- Charles Brown. ! II ssili-I
man and r. a Young.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
Reports of Cold Weather
E..nIsser T.nfures IN COffee

NEW YORK Isy 25.-The market
for coffee futures opened unchanged
10 20 points lower under July liquica-
tion but soon rallied owing 70 the ad-
rance in Rio and reiterated reports Of
cold weather in Brazil There was
some covering and trade buying on the
= dvauce which carried july c0ntra cts
~ from Is % to 1s.2s ard December
from 1853 70 Is-ss the Close was a
shade off from the best On some posi-
rious bur showed net advance of 10
10 rs points A private cable from
Brazil ss5d the market was fErmer on
ths cid weather and reports q frozt
but many lSesl traders zere included
70 question the probability Of any ser
Ious damage 20 new crop pros2eets
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
COULDN'T SPELL 1T
so HE DIDN'T GO

Lynn F Reynolds. who directed
THE Brute Breaker a story Of the
North Woods which will be shown on
Tuesday and Wednesday at the Arcade
Theatre. was debating a letter to- go
10 the production manager al Univer-
sal City. He began
My dear Mt Blank; am leaving
for Siskiyou County TO film scenes for
The Brute Breaker and
How do YOU spell 'siskiyou, Mr..
ReynoldseT interrupted the stenog-
rapher.
'-sssliyou why. that's essy.'' said
REYNOLDS
S5sR-SisSyJl-
"oh. thunder. write and tell him 1
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25

Moreno. - John sharpe. a famous de-
tccuve, leads the fight against the
EaugSers. He Is fast driving them
into a corner in this episode. But
they like rats in a corner. are stil bat
TING hard. Perii, in the form OF in
sldioas una eawardly plotting and
trans. faces him At every turn
One q these traps is tnSt IN set for
him by Iron Hand and his gang in this
Episode When the invisible power that
has warned and sawed him 50 often
before, comes again 10 his aid more
mysterious than ever this time
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
Eser-Growin9 Mystery or
Serial Draws Big Crowds

Tho Invisible power that has fur
ntshed Snuci1 of ,ine aS4nusphrrr en- tire
Nitaxraph detective mystery serial.
"-rhe Invisible lsand." starring An
tonic Moreno. is more ia vvldencP lhan
ever dur5ne The fourteenth episode of
this nOs famous chapter play whsch
viii be seen a. the Pasrinc Theatre
or Tuesday Ind Wednesday.
Tho serial, fast coming 10 Its close.
is getting hotter and more exciting.
Hotter because II S a erest chase by
tho secret Service in their attempt to
break Mp = band a. organized CROOKS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
AFTER AFLU,D GRIP


There IS often that extreme tir-d
feeling. loss Of appetite. Tendency 10
anenaia. nerve exhaustion. Inactive
bowels. constipation and great dan
serious Illness.
Hoods Sarsaparilia first works
upon the blood IL Is remarkable
how promptly its purifying. vigaiiz-
ing effects are noticed- II makes
food taste good promotes assinniia-
ton so as to help secure the greatest
uourishment possible. promotes di-
gestIon. Nerve strength and ekeerr
health inevitably follow. further
danger Is avoided and the glad-io-
be-alIve feeling again prevails. To
read this Is vel. TO realize Il your
self is better.
Get Hoods Sarzapsrilia today. ard
for a cathzrtic. nothing better thar
Hoods Pills. in small doses a gentle
laIative. larger. an active cathartic-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
WOMAN WITNESS IN
COURT F0RGETS BABY

ANNISTON. Ala. May IA 4
= Hey. one of you women forgot I
, your baby yelled deputy sheriff I
= Newt Lindsey the other day just I
, after adjournment of the circuit I
= court
= The deputy's statement was I
: correct A woman witness in a =
= case had forgot her baby and left :
= it in the courtroom. the young =
= ster yelling with loneliness as ,
: soon as everybody except the =
: deputy sheriff had left the court. =
> = = , , . = . = . . = . .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
SILK NoRsIAn TRAFFIC

CHICAGO. May 25.-An operatins
committee representing all railroads
entering Chicago. with J. H Brincker-
hoff. general superintendent Of the
Chicago Belt railway as chairman. was
organized yesterday AT a meeting Of
railroad executives to devise railroad
men IN an effort TO restore normal
traffic conditions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
BRITISH HOLD OLYMPIC TRIAL


LONDON. May 25.-SeveraI trials
for the picking Of athletes for the
English Olympic team were held to-
day. In the broad jump Abrah hams
led with 20 feet inches. Henderson
threw the discus 1Gs feet, 10 IL
inches. and W. A iii easily won the
dash in ID As seconds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25

an leaving for Riverside county I'll
rewrite the story 70 fit that locale"
Frank MaSo and Kathryn Adams.
both well liked Universal stars. hold
equal honors in the leading roles OF
the production.
Johnston McCuliey. a well-known
magazine author. wrote the story.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
SENIOR GAME on TONIGHT

The Christian and Presbyterian
teams. OF the senior DIVISION church
league. will meet this evening at s:15
At Roundup park in the second con-
test of that division. The game will
be free and all are welcome to attend.
Tomorrow evening the intermediate
league holds forth with a game be-
tween the Christian and Methodist
teams.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
THREE DIE IN TORNADO

wrNOSA- MINI. May 25--Three
peronz were killed and three seriously
injured in the tornado that struck
Fisher Hill. . short distance from
Minnesiska Saturday. according 70
-eleph0nie information received here