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The Examination

Tho examination is the most inn
portant part OF the proceeding whea
sufferer calls upon tho United DoG
tors. Whilst II Is entirely free Il
those calling. yet the examination u
made IS thorough and as accurate al
II the patient had paid the regulai
examination charge. After the dag
nos!s Is made the mode OF treatment
Is then determined.
child need have no fear either d
having an x-Ray examination mad
or OF taking electrical treatments
The x-Ray and electrical treatment
are harmless. painless and safesin thu
hands OF eSpertE,
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Thousands of Sick and AiIing Have Been
Successfully Treated by
UNITED HOSPITAL, Corner Tenth and Clay Streets
Free Offer

x-Ray Examination, Blood Tests
and Urinalysis Tests arc free. also
frce advice and consultation. This
generous free offer OF United Doctors
will give every sufferer chance to
obtain scientific diagnosis OF his or
her condition. after which the sick
person con really know what can be
done with the United Doctors modern
system of treatment in their own
particular case.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAnIlI:r

CHICAGO. June :2.--Cattie: Receipts,
mostly IS h. ser: TOP steers. iisss: brik,
iPsr 1870: Gamers and cutters about
,tcndy: bulk, $3.50 ps:5. bulk butcher she
rt9pek.' tho,G. io;.9: bulls steady 70 higher;
SlrpSiiilD
higher: closing strong: Top $ls.05: bulk
light and light butcht.s lb.70GsiscS: bulk
higher; bulk. sI?i5ais6 ''A'' '''
sheep: Receipts: $500. uneven and ac-
1--WE; mostly . TO SOC higher: choice native
lambs. 5000 y; 30: culis down TO sIi.0o;
o enosre. ss:pound ,ysariirg owetheTs. tA65;
500 30: feeder lambs. Il3.509IL2j: feeder
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CHICAGO GRAIN ASD pRoDI.cE

CHICAGO. June z,--Cmn underwent a
result OF opinion that receipts would FOR
some time continue TO be in excess OF
what bulls had looked FOR. The close
unsettled :tcG13Ec net lower with July
n.5 to E.13ls. and September SI6st. TO
SC 10 i5c
Instead Of showing curtaiimcnt. receipts
OF rprn TO-DAY proved heavy. and b.li!sh
confidence vanished. Righ, from the out
set big commission houses were act!v. on
the selling side. and In the absence Of any
energetic resistance were able TO force an
almost continuous setbaci OF values. Rail-
road labor troubles in the East had tended
I" reduce demand. and there was also
somewhat general belief that downturns
In price might naturally be expected after
an advance OF ns much as i2C from the
lowest figures last week. Liquidation on
an extensive scale developed. and was only
"A little onFet at tho last by p-ont-taktng
on the part OF speculative shorts.
Longs in nats.. well in corn un-
loaded with considerable freedom. Weather
aud crop reports were bcarsh
Provisions weakened with grain notyy !th-
standing higher prices on hogs Packera
were sellers especially OF lard and ribs.
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ANOTHER DROP IN SUGAR
ANNOUNCED BY. REFINERY
California Corporation Makes Itcduc-
ton or 80 Cents Per
Huntircdwcight.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-Thc
price OF refined cane sugar will he
reduced tomorrow from S23.50 per
hundrcdweight to s23.0O. IL was am
nounced today by the California and
Hawaiian Sugar Refinery. This is
the third drop in the price of sugar
In three weeks from maximum OF
$3.50 per hundredweight at the re-
fncry.
Restrictions on sugar sales also
have been discarded by the rcfnerics
1t was announced. The drop in sugar
is due chiefly to decreased demand
according to dealers
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wicox Cnrgo Lc,trsoncd.

LONDON. June 22.-One thousand
tons OF the cargo OF the American
steamer Wico have been jeitisoned
Wico. which is hard aground at Rab-
pit Island. off the south coast OF Ire
land, apparently is not seriously
ing water. \ wrcckinp crew is
standing by to render assistance. The
prospects of hauling the stranded
vessel into deep water are favorable.
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CENSUS FIGURES SHOW
GROWTH IN POPULATION
snlcH'. ainss.. Homo of witchcrnft,
Almost u StnndstIii Since
Last Nose Count.
lie NssoclatcA rreas. }

III! NssocIhtci Fress.l
WASHlNGTON. June 22--Ccnsus
day:
Ganney, y. C., 500, Increase 24s. or
81 per cent
9l9. or 1903 per cent.
Torrington. Conn. 2o.623. increase
$40. or 33.2 per cent.
salem. Mass. i2,5l5. decrease 1,IS2.
or ~ per cent.
,JIanesville., wis, 1923. increase
1899. or 3l.G per cent.
Chartered. Pa. l1.5iG. increase / .ool,
or l9.S per cent
canonshurg. Pa. 1862. increase
GIL. or 1872 per cent.
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NEW YORK CURB.

NEW YORK. June c2.-TradinE wa. again
light. but prices were slightly better in
the more active Issues. the oils enjoying
"A somewhat brondcr interest with CORE,
spending gains Higher !. .ncv rates oper-
aied AGAINST heav!' tJlume OF sales.
out practically without effect on prices
General Asphalt was frartionally better
gains. '
considerable number OF the n!i stocks
Petroleum advanced ~ points and Ohio
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ENGLISH POUND AT 81
Touches Highest Quotation In Money
Market Since Early


TBy Associated Press
NEW YORK. June 22.--Thc Eng
lish pound sterling touched 81 in the
money market here today. the high
est quotation for il since April 6.
when il touched $i.03. on April 8
1t touched Si.07 IA. which was the
peak OF an upward movement from
the low of S3IS February 1.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Eeported BIZ Rodgers. Plunmnr e Co LIZ

Pe;ersburE Va. June 20. 1872,
SPAS1SH-Farmcrs' stock - '-'
Market weak and unsettled. .c,j TO seso
FiKGL%lAs-EFarmcrs' stock.
Fancy Jumbo. SIC per ID.
Jumbo. Sc per ID
Extra pSinIe sic per H.
pfime. So to SIC per To-
ffiis Ns'GGfS kND f ' SH S RiE ID
Wholesale.
Iurnbos. lSac per H.
Fancies. l9xr per 10
:, Extra large va. shclled, &c per ID.
no VA. s shcIiisd' y per III
20 ! Spanish shelied. lsi1c per ID
40. : Spanish she!lcd. lie per ID.
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W NSIIINGTON, June 22.-F'red K
Nelson. OF Nebraska. was appointed
today by. President Wilson TO be So
licitor OF the Department of State.
and Roland Z. Mahany. OF New York
as solicitor OF the Department OF
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NAVAL. STOREg

,JACkSo%!-ELLE- FLA. June 2,-Turpcn.
.hipment:. aons: stock 7.6sS. R osIh nl .S5
s s,dcs 10: recoints cns2 .h!rmcnts. COZ;
&. ~, |. h. N. y. VIC. WV. 1906.
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SUGAR,

NEW YORK. June e,-whiIc tho ,o.,r
market FOR raw sugar was quiet again TO.
DAY with no fresh business rcportod the
unaertone was weak and prices were lower
cuba Yves offered al lsc. cost and freight
nlual TO 1876 for centrifugal while full
but T"hncrs We're apparently pretty wei
summed Tor the time being and were In
w bhere were no changes in refined prices
sranuiatod. The weakness in raws appar.
rniiy had no effect. az there appeared Ia
he a good demand. with reflners only allo.
eating moderate accounts '
me weakness In raws and the unsettled
iceinE in other commodity markets led
10 further active selling in sugar futures
aha prices broke quite sharply Stop-loss
which carried prices 100 points lower foI
some OF the active positions. or the full
MAXIMUM decline permitted in any onr
DAVIS trading. Closing quotations were G
to ITO points net lower
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Prepare, Specimens for Eypo,ition,

SAN SALVADOR. June 22.-Govern-
ments of Central America have been
notified by the Central American
union TO prepare specimens of fruits
and manufactured articles for the eng
position OF tropical products to be
held at the Hague soon.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE market for
coEce FUTURES WAS easier again today. ow-
me 10 lower quotations from Santos. fur
tnrr scattering liquidation and reports OF
an eas!e. tone In the LOCAL spot situation:
me more active months sold ~ to II points
hh" s,o, last nights Closing quotation. with
me close was ar the lowest point of the
nay. showing q net decline OF IL to 2.
points. July: 1891: September. 1860: DC
,ober; l35t: DECEMBER. las: January. 1885
spot coffee dull: Rio AZ liis Santos Is
20 23i2. Firm offers were more plentiful
5rt Irregular as TO prices. including San;o.
11i,n n fSl credits There were rumors OF
The official cables showed a decline o.
. 70 ~ Etis In Santos futures which later
rcnoTiGd further loss OF 80 TO rs rais
Use Rio market was unchanged. with Rio
sNrhanfe on London l-32d lower and the
nn!Iar buvtnE rate 10 reis higher Rio
cleared 200 for the United States Bra.
2.iian port receipts. S.(rc: Jund!ahy re-
Paulo. - ' ~ az ''N
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bright for bumper grain. fruit and
vegetable crops throughout Canada.
according TO reports compiled by tho
today. '
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
INV r1N~c

NEW YORK. H Jnnc SSC t!S,;,o, Wv,
wer" easier In todav's market Easing
IN Won markets added to the unscttiernnn'
IN WOOL goods. Burlaps were steady md
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per ounce; moncv un ~ no. .s,, 'i!yoT 6s%d
rates, short hIis, 81 per en cent, D'st tbqns
months bill. 5li-l5 per cent
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LONDON. Juhc 22.--princc Arthur
Connaught. has been appointed Gov
ernor General of the Union Of South
Africa. He will succeed Visrount
Buxton.
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Clean rice steady. Sales: Rlue Rose %,
nmp nnoSls; %. "a bran and polish unchanged.
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Top spring lambs II 10 rs cents. Fresh
| cows and calves. so TO Ii25. Common fresh
cows and calves extremely dull.
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LOSES SUIT FOR TIPS
HIT Checker Comes on Second Hest
In Petition for Return of Grntui-
tlcA From IIntrl
tBy Associated Press. ]

by hSSOC.LttU lF"Ss.I
CHICAGO. June 22.-Frank Gloyd.
Il hat checker. who sued "a Chicago
hotel for $4,000, alleging that he had
turned more than $4,000 in tips over
to the hotel in les. than two years.
lost his case today when Judge Jo-
seph II. David ruled for the de-
PENDANT. The judge said there was
no law under which he could decide
for the plaintiff.
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COTTONSEED OIL

NEW YORK. June 2e-Aftcr starting n
buying by rsfinerF and sh34t covering. In In.
sRired by the relative strength OF crude
light sd however. sales for the day being oniy
points net higher. Prime crude 1, 20 sales
r ss snmmSr ySills%ow spot $50 July;
bids; Prime winter yellow and summer
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COTTON MARX I<rg

NEW york June Sz.NGeneral and ae.
s %sakh. rom Fa
ss aS a' fksa TssIssisve power
opsn!ng 10 70 30 points lower. quotations
s ssn sS!nSS EsiS| Ill H5s,iSSas
and ss p@ds The early
efsee toueRed since .hat dSiIvcrH SOLD HiIs a.,
aI;s5 on the bull movement OF last April
during mdde Of the
s sSb ST IN 10 @ or
points net lowsr, while , July broke to %
3 RGn and Ss0T the 1 fSi f'cis ana
S SIp9s here, here was quiet Win . middlnE 90
SPOT al &ew Orleans was was quiet. With wi h. the the
az !. e. as miSdbns
,. RSe;Gepts o. eo,t9n n bales az some OF the
louis EST orleans 2.as l'''; Augusta i's'a; St
New YoEk"M!dallng. 1895: exports. 49,
taes Stock sspsS bsIes bales exports
n Total fG pE, Ysek-Receipts. i.s15 bales: ex
Total for season :. Receipts. 1854 bales:
NEW ORLEANS. Juno 2a.-when the cot
i1r tRe t S%4y sessoH
broke for wide, declines under selling for
In, Ing out cut on the fear that nEst ,notIca dny
bring , Large tenders; while other months
foreign political news. Brought into promi-
Around the opening prices We're 9 to, -
PSR aSTn Fe% se 81 ID fs s nsh
but little later II started slumpnE and
Day Jaiy lei 70 and rs to iG list wS as
net Ios onsn for the day Of points
Private rSnnoo weather Ths repo1ta and the, poor
went 10 net ,adyances OF short covering.
northern portion OF the belt. which to some inc
over the Set and tSe gss n prHyaiins
change to ~ for cables. Iittla latcr
there was talk OF an easier spot narkct
and gradually tho markat drifted nndar
the influence OF bearsh outsie con dIttnrnes,
remaining depressed to the close,
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholeseis Quotations Ivy woodson Craig
Inc. lZs East Cary st. Madison l2s-J
~ Richmond. Va, JuDosaa 1a.o 4
Butter. 80 - |''NH'
Gountry-c GARY. lb.------... 20 a Is
y Country -NflOtCaS lD.xx>--..t * Z.
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Prices about steady ON cattle with order
common stuff lower
strictly good steers. 100 lbs.
Extra choice heavy s,ccrs.....' Hisber H's
Medium to GOOD steers 1908
cd to LOO LOO lbs 12M9 1874
ss "a & g sssi Wv: IL" r.
S SsI s s$ses Ssv s.;s SOW. II
Medium to good oxen......... $40 eH
Common to medium oxcn.... TIN 9i1
Fat butcher bulls ............. 90 10S
Bologna bulls .............., T1b@ iii
Light. common bologna bulls ca Z"
Choice fat helfcrs. 800 to 900
Medium 10 good heifers SEQ %"
esS$ &c lGs $;ais$ h;!ss;s::: l55@S til I'll
Good corn-fed hogs 160 lbs.
and up ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16xm
Good corn-fed hogs. 100 TO
e 'sS ' sssssaied pigs and s6osii. 1lss%S IS
All Soutnern hogS sold suhfeet TO inspec-
ton ana when soft and oily,
Good Virginia calves ..,.,. 1s a II
k ksss ssu yh,sfIn, ss ss1ye. is
Medium Southern calvee......, IL H IL
Rough and heavy calves...... 10 a Ia
Eat aheep ->~~->-.....--~~-.---... THO O.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

RichmonI Union Stock Yards.
Richmond. Va. June % 1920
Remarks: Cattle market fairly active
r roiSes about steady on cattle with order.
Strictly good steers 100 lbs
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NEW ORLEANS. June ee-Ro,r, -,co No
sales: receipts. Al; mi,lers' receipts none
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

wholesale, Quotations Ivy .woodson Craig.
) Inc. 11l5 East Cary St. Madison i2s-j
u. Richmond. Va. JunoJa 1aao 4
County, entry. lb.---.-..- % a rs
CorntC -Shotces lbLl---.-. SIS q "a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
j. w. Paul Dies Here.

J. w. Paul, father of Bruce Paul.
proprietor OF the Novelty Works at
4Os Court, and of Warner Paul. fore
man at the Simpson Auto Co., died in
this city at 1880 last evening follow
ing a two weeks Illness Mr.. Paul was
81 years of age and was native Of
Wisconsin. HIS home was in spokane
but he had been here for a month
upon a visit with his sons. He was n
member of the Modern Woodmen.
The funeral will be held from the Fol-
som chapel and will be private.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
Young likes Tractor cam G.

]. II. Young, former Hermiston post
master. is finding the sale Of Holt
tractors in northwestern Texas very
much to his liking according to a let
ter received today by Joe X. Dorsey.
his brother-in-law. Mr.. Young has
been in Wichita Falls. Texas, for about
one month and reports business ex-
cellent already. He left Hermiston to
become secretary. treasurer and sales
manager for the McFan Tractor and
Supply Co., and the field includes 10
counties in northwestern Texas and
oklahoma In the heart OF an oil belt.
Large sales have already been made
to oil producing companies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
sayings Denartment sepnlalc.

A special department for savings
deposits was opened this morning by
the American National Bank, with
Loren A. Kennedy in charge. 1t will
be handled in Cage No..5, and give the
institution four windows in operation.
Mr.. Kennedy will also act as teller
for paying and receiving when busi-
ness demands. The exchange depart
ment under ID. ID. Hobart, win no
longer be obliged to handle the saw
ings as well. The promotion of Mr.
Kennedy TO teller is accompanied by
promotions for Joe Dorsey and Miss
Berkeley as bookkeepers. Miss Del
In Ferguson was added to the bank
force today as assistant stenographer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

Police court fines during December
totaled $70s, according to figures COM
piled today. There were but 2s
cases tried during the month but of
these, four were convicted and fined
800 each. There were also several
fines for drunk or disorderly conduct,
for traffic and for unlawful pos
session OF liquor. In November there
were 20 cases on the docket and fines
totaled but $692. The few traffic
cases in December We're due to the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

u group of intoxicated soldiers from
an automobile. The girls were enroute
nome from a masquerade when a
large touring car with two men said
TO be dressed in uniforms standing on
the running board darted past. Ths
men on the running board drew revol
Ners ana began firing in the direction
OF the young people. a passing auto
mobile save chase but was soon out
distanced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
win starr Now store.

i. NJ. Riley OF the Pendieton Trad
ing co. and q. O. Kemp of the Rigby
furniture store have purchased the
George Hooker stock at 523 Main
street and are preparing TO open a
store there for the sale of new and
second hand furniture. Mr., Hooker Is
closing out his florist business but
will retain the local agency for the
Oregon Journal, devoting all his, time
10 the agency Mr.. Riley came TO
Pendleton from Oklahoma City year
ago and Mr.. Kemp came from Walla
Walla about the same time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
EmpIoycs RECEIVE nonns.

Employees of the Amefican National
Bank today received BONUSES for their
1919 work. amounting 10 virtually %
per cent of their annual salaries. The
bonus this year is on a different basis
than heretofore, the Figures being de-
temined on a profit-sharing and eff
cheney basis. 1t is considerably larger
than last year, when a fiat two months
salary bonus was given. Prior to that
time, a bonus of enc months pay was
awarded the employees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

John Murray charged with being
drunk, had the distinction OF being
the first person arrested in Pendleton
in 1920. Murray was picked up yes
terday and was fined $40 in police
court this morning his name heading
the judges record of fines. Harry
Wilson, who had too much new year
cheer on the eve of December 81, for
feited bail of $40 to the court this
morning.
Leaves Engine Running.
J. ]. Hamley was fined SIS by Police
Judge Fitz Gerald for allowing the
engine of his auto to run while the
car was unattended.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
nod Cnt Trnpner Dics.

Henry Bolken, who is classed Wy
Stanley Jewett as the best bob cat
trapper in America, died near Crane,
Harvey county on December %. ac-
eording to work received today at the
biological survey office Mr. Jewett
is leaving for Harvey county to as
certain fun particulars as to the
mans death and to take over the
government property that was in his
care.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
OddEclIoNs lo InsiaII

Installation OF officers for the COM
ing six months win be held next Wed
nesday night in a joint meeting of the
Eureka and Integrity lodges of Odd
fellows. Both elective and appointive
officers will be conducted into their
chairs and will serve until July. The
ceremony will be attended by the
members of both lodges and will be
followed by luncheon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
scott Here from Idaho.

N. NJ. Scott, who is well known
here, arrived this morning from Cald-
well where he is now farming in the
Boise Valley. Mr.. Scott says that the
winter in that section was quite 'se-
we're and that hay is commanding a
good price. about $40 a toll IT the
stack The Boise Valley is showing a
marked development, ne says.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
WnI Attend ciongress

Dr' David -, Hin has been accredit-
ed by the Pendleton Commercial Asso-
cation as delegate TO the Irrigation
CONGRESS- which win be held In Port
iahd on January 8, 0 and 10. DIR. Hill
Is Interested In the Teel Irrigation Dis
'rict. ANY others who wish to attend
tho congress may receive credentials
from G. X. cranston. secretary OF the
association. upon application.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
Wooden MN interest Paid.

Interest on the $4,000 in bonds
which were floated Several years ago
for the establishment OF the Pendle-
ton Woolen Wills is. being paid today.
Several bondholders are clipping cou-
pons and receiving their payments OF
interest at local banks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

To Forfify The system Aunfnst e.r,,,
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets which destroy germs. act as a
Ionic and Laxative, and thus prevent
Colds. Grip and Influenza There is
only one "Bromo QUINJNE" II. w.
GRONE'S signature on the box. 3Oc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

Archie Vernon Simmons. OF 702
Alta street, today enlisted for two
years in the navy and will enter the
radio department. He win study at
Mare Island. He is the first recruit
for the navy I'm this district this year
and win leave Immediately for his sta
tion, probably on tonight's train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

for La Grande and Baker where he
VIII spend the next four or five days
IN interviewing prospective recruits
for his branch OF the service. Mr..
Carr has recently been given direction
over recruiting in eastern oregon and
this Is his first trip away from PEN
dleton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

The loss OF some sheep in Klamath
county because OF rabies has been re-
ported to the biological survey office.
The report attributes the trouble TO
coyote that attacked the sheep.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
Former Rcsldent in city.

Dick Waugh. who formerly farrned
on Birch creek, near Pilot Rocks is
here today from Boice on a business
visit Of several days duration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
rENDLEToN woonEN MILLS


rr''@uets also. The washousal nil s
devoted TO the making OF W.,
and other woolen goods OF s-at ~
nature. The new mill will hans,
shi htly different line than eitni
tn old mills.
In addition TO his Interest in frs
three mills with his brothers. C,sr-
enee and Chauncey. Roy Bisrs
part owner In a wooden mill a Ssll-
wood. a suburb OF Portland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
Iontgomcrys Move.

HTUFVs y
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Montgomery
To-Day moved from the Pendieton hotel
to~the Charles Greulich residence al
loi East Jackson street. They win
occupy the residence during the COM
niE hix months while the GreuIichs
travel In California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
Glen storle Reco,crine

Glen Storie. who was operated ~
early this week for appendic'.'s IS re-
covering nicely according to word
from 81. Anthony's hospital. His
early removal home Is expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02

Fred Groom, Of Sumpter. a ranger
In the Whitman reserve is in PEN
dieton today enroute TO Ukiah for an
inspection OF the portion of the Whit
man reserve tributary to that place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-02
ycw roy For PILOT RncIs

Arriving just one day behind tho
new year a 10 pound son was born
here today 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bianchett OF Pilot Rock. The boy was
born at Mrs. NlcoIIs'. 500 East Court.