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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20
r. NJ. TannIer has Agency

X. NJ Tannler has secured the
agnecy for Master trucks. He will
handle this truck in connection with
his repair shop and will carry all mod
els from one and a half ton trucks to
! five ton trucks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

COnvalcscencc after pneumonia. ty
phoid fever and the grip, is sometimes
merely apparent. not real. To make
Il real and rapid, there Is no other
tonic so highly to be recommended as
Hoods Sarsaparilla- Thousands so
testify. Take Hoods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

A carload of special Jenkins Club
wheat from Idaho. guaranteed to be
the purest seed available. arrived this
morning for distribution among UNA
tilla county farmers. There are 1000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

II. II. n. Elects.
Mrs. Constance Isaacs was elected
president of the Lincoln Parent
Teacher Association at yesterdays
meeting. Mrs. L. d. Idleman was
chosen vice president and Miss Flor
ence Sweet secretary treasurer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20
Library WIN Close

The Umatilla county library Will be
closed in the afternoon during the
Roundup. 1t will be open In the
morning and evening. Banks and
stores will close during the afternoon
also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

the train is n block past the rosslng.
AS the bell is ringing, the ''arms" OF
the signal wig-wag as a warning to the
traveller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

Westbound Train No. II, scheduled
TO arrive here at 1895 n. m. will arr
rive at p. M. according to informa-
tion from the local o. w. r. &c N. Of
flee. A wreck east of Pendleton il
delaying the train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20
STOP-LOOK-LISTEN

Don't fail to see the high-grade, self-expres-
sion, all but human PLAYER PIANO now on
display at the Bee Hive. 1t will be a revelation
to you, and costs no more than the ordinary
kind at other dealers Direct from factory. See
Kincade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

my souse- I guess he didn't see ne,
and I'm glad Of it"
Away and away ran the Slzee. and
Uncle Wiggily remained hidden be-
hind the bushes, with the pieces OF
white birch bark under his paw.
Il an certainly glad that Skee
didn't see me-" murmured the bunny.
He acts as though he had been up TO
some trick or mischievous business i
hope he wasn't over TO my hollow
stump bungalow"
Uncle WiEgily waited until the
Skeezicks was out OF sight. and then
the rabbit gentleman hoped on
Soon he came to the hollow stump
school. and. no sooner was he close
enough TO hear thon he caught the
sound OF a voice saying:
"Oh, children. dear. ] an sorry y
haupenedt But Il could not be helped.
I guess you had better all 60 home
for the rest OF the day. until can get
the Board Of Education 20 put IN new
black boards"
'Hai Trouble for the lady mouse
teacheri" said Uncle Wiggily 70 him
self. what happened2' he asked as
he hoped inside the Echool-
ooh. something terribleH answered
the lady mouse. THE bad old Skee-
Kicks was Just here. and he broke
every one OF our nice blackboards
with a stone. There isn't a whole
blackboard IN the school. and I can
not teach the animal children their
lessons. They must 90 home until we
get new boards"
.sHai say not sou cried the bun
ny. white boards are Just as good
as black boards. and the children can
write on the white boards with black
sticks. Instead OF white chalk
"Bue where can get any white
boards to use IN the place Of black
boards2" asked the lady mouse
teacher.
: 'Herei" cried Uncle Wiggily as he
showed the pieces OF white birch bark
the little brown Indian bear had given
him. Then the bunny and the lady
mouse and come OF the animal boys
fastened up the pieces OF white birch
bark over the blackboards which the
Skee had broken. and the animal chill
dren could have their lesson and did
not have TO go home until school was
out.
So this teaches Us that even cocoa
nut pie Is good for something And
II the dining room floor doesn't try
to Jump Up and hit the ceiling with
the umbrella stand. I'll tell you next
about Uncle WiEgily and poor Jack
Copyright, 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
XVIII
Reg. U. 8 Pat on.

New Questions
1. What Is a turned coatf
2 What is an ejaculation
g. What IS the c. O. D. privilege?
&. Whas are citrus fruitsZ
g. What IS a fraternity
6. What IS a potationl
e. Who Is DR.. Wll1red T. Ganfel
and why is he famous2
s. When do yoo feel an antipathy?
g. What IS a rOstrum2
To- What Is an octOgenarianf
Answers TO Yesterdays XVIII
l. An ignorant. somewhat clownish
mountaineer is jocularly called a
hill Billy
. ANY movable article Of value
is a commodity, but the word Is com
monty applied to things sold In the
market; commercial stock in trade.
3. A PECULIARLY, Queerness or &c
centricity in manners or other things
in an oddly.
4. It IS estimated that fully two
lunch daily IN New York city.
s. A shekeI IS a Hebrew coin.
worth ordinarily about sixty cents
s. The popular Elsie Janis IS noted
for being a charming actress. a clever
mimic. motion picture star and
war entertainer.
Z. When a thing Is twisted OF dis
torted out OF its natural shape II Is
said 70 be warped
s. The Ambassadors" Is the great
est work OF the American novelist,
Henry James.
g. Fashion has Of late diametri-
cally altered the custom in wearing
silk and cotton gowns Formerly silk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Short SnatcheS
From EUe7yIghere

Is the league Of nations for pro-
hibition or is local option "self-de-
termination ?'-Wal Street Journal
No man OF reasonable availability
has had longer training as dark
horse possibility than Col House
Washington Star.
At any rate. president Wilson does
not undertake to prove that an Ar
menian mandate would be an asset to
America--Birmingh Age-Herald-
The assertion that Carranza was a
suicide is merely part OF the general
tendency to pass responsibility along
the line.-Baltimore American
Germany purposes to ask for the
return Of some OF her colonies. Pretty
soon she'll ask that the whole war
be reconsidersd - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Il Is permissible to doubt II there
would be so much trouble about find
ing a mandatory for Armenia II Ar
menia hadi oil land, gold mines or a
port OF any strategic Importance
Detroit Free Press.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
REPUBLICAN PARTY DOES NOT
DESIRE RADICAL LEADERSHIP

ike it to be- In other countries they have at least three
parties the right (eonseatve left (radca and center
Cor balance of power sometimes composed Of the nde
pendents OF bo1derand members of right and left not
strongly bound by party ties sometimes composed OF
Roman Catholics noncouformsts) In other countries
the center party commonly has organization and central
control and leadership. this country the millions OF
independent voters unorganzed and without central
control leadership, and this element settles cleo
tons and is always uncertain until the counted
The difference between the two great parties IS chiefly
one Of spirit and tendency They look at things differently,
and do things differently. Each is check the other,
and when party is overwhelmingly dominant in any
state the dominant party splits into factions all state
and local controversies that Of the benefits Of the
tw0-party system conserved.
Republicans this year depending chiefly upon the
general desire of the majority Of voters for change The
voters know after years of wisconsin what to
pect by continuance Of the dynasty. They would prefer
Try something different and they have fond hopes Of
something better.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Vagrant Roundup Makes 81 PaSo Better City To Live In
Cities and Counties Need Federal Aid To Fight Drug Evil

ton OF Lieut.. D. L Helm, will give
an exemplification Of men In actual
service under fire A one-pounoer
viii be brought into action, and all
the thrilling realism Of warfare VIII
be depicted, but out OF harms way.
From Col. George 7. Langhorne,s
Eighth cavalry regiment troop H.
under the direction OF Capt h E
Kloepfer. viii give an exhibition
drill
The larger part OF the evening viii
be given over to the pyrOtechnicai
spectacle, The Return Of Peace the
men who are to have charge Of It hav-
ing arrived Wednesday afternoon A
rainbow OF light suspended 1900 feet
IN midair, covering an area Of three
miles in the sky and punctured by
the bursting OF bombs, VIII be one
feature"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
ALimited Embargo.

THE STATE departments ruling requiring the payment
of SO passport by persons desiring to enter the
interior Of Mexico intended to restrict American trade
and travel The fee is not imposed measure,
the purpose Of keeping Americans ont Of Mexico.
Being unwilling to protect Americans n-their rights, the
state department has hit upon this Of keeping e
Of the United States their side Of the border
Business often necessates brief trips by Americans to
Mexican interior points and it is plainly imposition to
require the repeated payment Of such fee 1t is not i'm
posed Americans visiting any other country than Mex
co which in itself proof enough that It is the state
partmens policy to discourage travel either business
OF pleasure, into Mexico
Should Mexico discriminate against the United States
1t would immediate urgent representations" The
deacto government has entered protest. but should it
do viii be interesting TO what kind Of
Washington may offer for such action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

nA's got a garden where he digs
and rakes and gets himself all
muddy
He seems 10 want to talk about his
plans to nearly everybuddyi
guess that we won't have TO buy
much stuff to eat this comm
season.
Fer pa viii do his best to Try to
bring the prolteers TO reasOnI
He says he'll raise the things we need
TO make preserves and jam and
Jelly,
But ma seems Kind Of sick and sad
when pa comes in all daubed
and smelly.
TIE tracks mud all over all the rugs
III and makes the house look Ike
a stables
II wouldn't be 80 bad II he would
wear his clean clothes At the
tables
Ma shifts whenever pa comes IN and
we can all see where he's
going,
II God believes that it's a sin for
folks TO spend their Sundays
hOeinEs
But pa nin't worried much. I guess
he rakes around to make things
level.
And says it's all darned fooIishneuu
TO think 50 much about the
devil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Little Inter0iews.

Paso IS e hard town-and 4 good
one to stay out Of
I'VE want TO make FL Paso the most
place IN the United States
for idlers and warrants, and the most
desirable for people Of the better
class, workers and producers / an
glad TO see that the sheriffs office,
the constab1e's office and the police
are cooperating in this worthy cause
IT Is high time that the United
States government was preparing 10
assist state and county governments
in handling the narcotic addict prob
lem" said Patra A Sloan
II an told the use OF narcotics IS
rapidly Increasing IN this country and
especially along international bound
aries. The city and county govern
ments cannot handle the problem
alone. Just as the government main
tains a venereal clinic mere 50 sho ulu
Il maintain q clinic or detention nos
pitaI for the treatment and confine-
ment OF drug addicts, class which
constitutes a menace to our national
THOSE unfortunates are 70 be pitied
certainly, but they should not be per
mftted to roam about pllfering
enourh to purchase their drug. com
hitting all sorts OF petty crime ana
possibly teaching others the hablt-
70 drug addict ever began the use
Of narcotic without the cooperation
OF some other person, unless he or she
already was morally perverted. the
problem Is SO intricate that II re
ouirss a national step in the hanoling g
Being a shifting population the al
diets cannot be handled entirely by
city or county governments have
recently noticed that in Washington
huge sums are being spent for many
things which are not Of the same
importance in the matter Of PUBLIC
Welfare as IS this drug users problem,
and we'll might the administrators
turn its attention to a Few OF the
very simple and far reaching REFORM
steps"
ssFinal plans for the display 70 be
given Monday night at the hign
sehooI stadium by the American
I,egfon have been completed, said
Frank Lotus, chairman OF the cele-
bration, and everything Is In reaol-
ness for the demonstration. which
vii mark the conclusion OF Fl Paso'
Observance OF Flag day
Launching the nights ACTIVITIES,
field pieces Will fire salutes TO the
day one for each OF the original
colonial states. Lieut. John Brady
Hump - the United States navy re-
cruiting office, attended by his CO.
workers, and preceded by the Eighth
cavalry band. under the leadership
OF bandmaster VanoVer. VIII proceed
with a ritualistic nag raising
A detail from the first battalion
Nineteenth infantry, under the oirec-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
BeantyChats
Hints for the Stout.

4 CORRESPONDENT who Is rsduc-
u ing. and who writes me and tells
me her progress from week 70
week. made the following excellenl
RRubarb Is not fattening-unless.
OF course, ft IS steWed up with a
great deal OF sugar. in that case, Ine
sugar tends to add weight. 70 ny
friend is going TO put up a IoL o.
rhubarb By the cold water metnodi
cutting up the stalks, putting them
in Jars full Of clear pure cola Walsli
screWing up tightly and setting ~
her preserve closet Tor the vince
She can make herself fruit desserts
then by cooking the rhubarb Win
little sugar or else with saccnarlne
for sWeetening- But e1pecL 70
be almost thin enough by winter
she adds. I sometimes yield 70
temptation and eat al the things /
shouldn't, but I am losing ABOUT
pound and a half week, ana an
already within 40 pounds OF what !
Of course. oranges and grapefruit
can be had AL winter long. ana let
tucs, which can be eaten IN great
quantities, can also be had IN me
winter. But most canned fruits nav e
sugar, and as a result are apt 70 add
to ones weight OF course the an
sWer Is that the woman VINO Is gong
to reduce, can put up the SOFT O
fruits which require a minimum OF
tening-cauned pears Instead OF
spiced. for instance, and canned
berries instead OF jams-for her WIN
ter desserts
But the easiest time TO reduce IS
the summer time Foods naturally
contain less starch and TAT then and
a woman is more apt to be outdoors
and exercising.
Nay Flower.-You have done very
well TO lose 10 pounds in the first
two months you started reducing
Sometimes IL takes several weeks Tor
the system 70 accustom itself 10 the
new regime. You should lose faster
III Won keen M the proper sort OF
diet Do not worry because the Dust
still seems large; when you weigh
what you should the bust VIII prob
ably have reduced more nearly 10 the
correct proportions
Inquisitive.-Au stretching and
bending exercises tend TO improve the
height, II one IS unnaturally small
Foods have something 10 do with
height too. did you know thatg Many
OF the stunted children among the
very poor are 50 because their food
has not been properly nourishing-
Sunshine.-Tou describe q very at
[ tractive girl A large hand with IA
I pering fingers Is considered more ar
tistic than a small plump hand
Boodls.-A girl 5 feet s inches. aged
] Is, should weigh from 40 70 lz5
pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Patter md Chdtter
Pa Starts His Barden.

aTF peopIe'd only learn to mind their
own affair." pa says -We'd
quickly
Get rid OF troubles that We find
spread almost everywhere 80
thickly,
And n. inst1.ld OF ridini round they'd
all get busy eEereisin'
WITH spades and rakes and hoes and
things, the benefits would be
Eurprlsin'f
The price OF Twin would come down
so fast that you could see II
tumbIin'S
Spread gardens over al the town. and
foIlzsu soon give up their
Erumblin'..
lies got a lot OF books he readss
III they're all about the soil and
weather.
Last night the baby spilled his seeds
and got them all mixed up to-
EetherF
Pa hain't found IT ont, and We aIn't
got the nerve TO let him
know it,
But when things get to Eprouffn', gee!
ma says the leaves are sure to
show IL.
I guess well 80 to Erandpa's when
pa get his garden nicely EOin,f
And leave him here At horne alone 10
do his cusEin' and his hOeiu-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald of This Date. 1905.

nEPORTS from Russia state that
X the emperor and his court are
alarmed at the sudden mutinous
spirit OF the troops
A big forest fire IS reported rag
ms. IN the Sacramentos, in the vicin-
ity OF CIoudcroft. destroying vast
quantities Of fine timber. but It Is
said that Cloudcroft Is not in danger.
County school supintendent Roach,
after having gone over the census
OF the school children OF the county.
reports that on the census Of the city
and OF the district outside the city.
there has been shown an increase OF
something ike 1000 pupils over last
year.
Mayor Silvana Montemayor. OF
Juarez, has been confined to his bed
for a few days with a slight illness.
The new Juarez water tank, which
worlSmen have been busy installing
for the past two weeks, Is now up
and can be seen from all parts Of
the city and from FL Paso.
A small fire was reported this
morning in the rear Of the cid Bi1ou
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Paving In Small Towns.

THE VALUE of paved streets hardly be oTsresti-
mated. Towns all the southwest learning this.
Up IN Las Cruces while back when the main street Of
that city being paved visitor asked what the idea
in paving such long, wide street IN town with
larger population resident Asked "Arent the people
have here just good the same number Of people
anywhere ese7 Then he said: y paving this street
VIII keep down the dust the homes and buildings along
It We viii reduce disease and sickness by It It viii save
the motorst money and give visitors good impression Of
the city It viii lead to paving which eventually viii
result In getting the entire city paved Last but not least
II VIII increase the value Of property
Las Cruces has found al those things to be true Paving
streets costs money but it pays and town Of any COZ
sequence need have uupaved streets They are definite
stamps Of civic progress
Prohibition IN the United States giving American
suls in Mexico something to do besides make reports to be
pigeonholed-
Why not ration loafers among the jobs?
Everybody should celebrate flag day June a. but July
used to stand for something, too
KnovIedge comes, but Disdom fingers.
Alfred Tennyson-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE MOUSE TEACHER.
By HOWARD H GARTs.

ONE day. when Uncle WigEily was
" out walking in the woods, near
the Orange Ice mountains. look
ing for an adventure. he heard a
voice saying:
-Oh. II I only had some one to help
mel cannot do 1t alone. I need
heIpi"
Uncle Wiggily stood stiu, pinked his
twink nose and thought.
That cannot be the PipsiseWah or
gentleman 70 himself They never
need help in trying 20 get my souse.
I'll see who Il IS"
So Uncle Wiggily peeled around
the corner OF the red lamp IN the
drug store and he saw a little brown
indian bear trying to make a canoe
boat OF pieces Of white birch bark.
And the little brown Indian bear. who
was cousin TO Neddie Stubtail, the
other bear, was trying to pull a big
piece Of birch bark off a tall tree,
only he couldn't do Il.
Wait a minutei III help you'll" Of
fered Uncle Wtgg1ly, when he saw
that the little brown Indian bear was
a friendly chap.
"Oh. thank you'll" grunted the queer,
cute little fellow, as he saw the bun
ny rabbit i just need help"
So with the aid OF Uncle WiggIly,
the birch bark canoe was soon built.
and there were plenty Of pieces Of
white sheets OF birch bark LETT The
little brown Indian bear had not
needed them for his boat
7 have no money TO pay you with,
Uncle Wiggily, for helping me-"
grunted the Indian bear, nor can ]
tell you where 10 find an adventure.
But II you will take some OF these
pieces OF white birch bark perhaps
they Will come IN useful"
Thank you, will" said the rabbit
gentleman, SO he tucked a number OF
square pieces OF the thin. white birch
bark under his paw. Then. making a
low and polite bow with his tail silk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

ELETCH HENSTEP says there is no
1 use in talking, there comes a tins
in the life Of every person, no matter
what his surroundings may be, when
he needs a safety pin.
Miss Peachie Sims yesterday lost
her powder puff and up to the hour Of
going to press it had not been located.
She is taking the loss very heavy and
is growing paler every hour.
lobe MOseley reeolIects that he was
united In marriage SO years ago today.
He is still hale and hearty, chews to-
baceo, smokes and almost cusses some
times, and can read without his specs
his wife hasn't got some
thing mapped out for him to do.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

THIS campaign against vagrants,
Instituted By the police and fol-
lowed BY other peace officers Of
the city, is a good thing" said Judge
R B. -RaWIins.
Right now IN Fl Paso there Is
more or less Of labor shortage With
hundreds OF men coming into the
city, this IS not sxcusable. Fl Paso Is
likely 20 have many undeGirables
come here because OF the proximity
OF Juarsz, where they can get liquor
and dope. and other indigents who
merely shift with the line OF least
resistance
This class, unless suppressed viii
Be parasitic on the community
Someone has 70 feed them and unless
they work they viii live by crime or
b. the efforts Of others; 50 It Is a
good move TO wage q strenuous var
fare on Tagrauts. hope the cam
psfzn viii be a permanent one. Il
We 20 about Il right word viii 90
out among the undesirables that FL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Placing The Blame

or WORST goats
~ aching
get days strikes
dry what thirsty ask wiz that buy7 He cannot
purchase ale; then tin7
kae7 He cannot the Glded Hole where
his roll
his children
purchase
would gladly take wings
that
fine VIE buy, with lagon = stein?
copvriebt bv George Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
PANCHO VILLAS CAPTURED;
YOU CAN SEE HIM IN THE zoo

Pancho villa lives at the Washing
ton park zoo. He recently was Of
fered to the public for 81. he is q
coyote
Ramon Holguin. so South FL Paso
-treet. bought the animal from Cir
culo Rodriguez, who brought It to FL
Paso following a hunting trip at villa
Ahumada-
Holguin decided to put villa in a
safe place. Hence the Eift to the
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
BORDER CARDS UNAFFECTED
BY STATE PASSPORT CHANGE

Official Instructions governing the
rules under which the new sic fee
state department passports are 10 be
issued after July ]. were received by
T. A Dow. American consul at
Juarez. Friday
To Americans in the Interior Of
Mexico who are located at a distance
from the nearest consul the new
passports will be convenient. Is they
are issued for a two year period, Z"
said Mr.. Dow" During that time no
reviseing viii be necessary The old
passports. for which a fee OF only 50
was charged were really good only
for six months at a period"
Americans holding border cards
viii not be affected by the added
charge, according TO Mr. Dow. Those
who wish TO procure state depart
ment passports without paying the
SO fee must submit their applica-
tons in time to allow Issuance OF the
permit before January l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

hat. Uncle Wiggily went on his way.
with the bark. and the queer, little
brown Indian bear got into his canoe
and padded away
Uncle Wiggily hoped on his way
through the wood, and he was Just
wondering II he might have another
adventure when. all Of a oneness, he
heard a cracking in the bushes, and
he saw the bad old Slkeeziclzs running
away down the path through the trees
as hard as he could run.
My That is certainly queeri"
thought the bunny. He Is running
away without even asking for any Of