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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-23
SETBACK GIVEN CORN BY
TALK OF FEDERAL PROBE

Chicago, March 23.-Material set
backs in the price OF corn resulted to-
day from talk OF federal investigation
OF reports that the market had been
cornered by spectators. Opening prices
ranged from a to 115c lower.
oats were weak. in sympathy with
corn.
Higher quotations on hogs gave only
transient strength to provisions.
Corn closed heavy 1&c to S%c net
lower.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New York, March S.-Butter-Firm
creamery, tirsts, 64@6Sc.
Eggs-Steady; fresh gathered, firsts,
4laM49c.
2Skc.
Cheese-Irregular; average run, 27h
6i2SlRc.
Live Poultry-steady; fowls. 4sa44c;
dressed, quiet: prices unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE,
Chicago, March -Butter-Unset-
tied; creamery, 52@67iac.
Eggs-Unsettled; firsts. 44Ibd%c.
Poultry-Alive. higher; springs. S7c;
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. March 23.-Hogs- Receipts,
10000; higher, bulk, S14.606t16.15: top,
Sl6.S5; heavy Sl4.l0ql6; pigs, $4,000
Cattle-R Receipts. 10000: weak: beef
steers, Sl0dl5.25; butcher cattle, S5q13:
veal calves. $i7,5Om19; feeder and
stocker steers. $7.65ml2.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; firm; lambs,
Si92O; ewes, $6M1475.
SUGAR.
New York. March 23.-Raw sugar.
strong; centrifugal. sl3.O4; fine gran
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO
BOARD OF TRADE.
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AUCTIONS, LEGAL
&c GAL MOTTO
No. 1794s.
STATE OF TENNESSEE

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
chancery Court OF Hamilton County.
Telegraph & Telephone Life Insurance
Association
VS..
Mrs, Sue C. johnson, Executrix, ct al.
II appearing from allegations in com
plainant,s bill which is sworn to, that
r. Fugazzi, administrator of the estare
of Chauncy T. Raymond, is nonresi-
dent of the state of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him.
1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks In The Ghat5
in Hamilton county, notifying said non
resident to appear at the next April
rules of said court, to be held at the
courthouse in Chattanooga on the first
Monday IN April, next, the same, being
a rule day of said court and make de-
Tense to said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed, and the cause seS
for hearing exparte as to him.
This Sth day of March, 1920.
SAM ERWIN, c. & M.
BY P. e. McMillon, D. c. & M.
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Mountain City Mills.
Mothers Self Rising CA

gang that recently made similar
raids on "hig games" IN various Sec
tionS of the state.
ETRolT.-Prospects were never
/ brighter than this wear for sand lot
baseball, according 10 speakers at tho
national baseball fcdoration's board of
autional baseball foderatiou's board Of
directors. Many cities in the central
west it WAS announced. are seeking
admission to the organization. No i'm
port8pt changes In the rules were
adopted for the coming season.
Sioux Falls, s, D.-Two OF the four
candidates for republican presidential
Endorsement at the South Dakota pri-
mary TODAY were among an army Of
political campa iEucvs in action through
out the state last night urging men
and women voters TO go 20 the polls,
ALBANY, N. N.-The New York
state assembly. by a resolution adopted
unanimously last night viii compel
William A. Anderson, starc suporn-
tcndent Of the antisaloon league 70
appear before the assembly Judiciary
committee to explain the foundation
Ot statements, uttofauCts and puhlCa-
lions ALLEGED 10 have been made by
him against members Of the lcgisla-
turC.
Du6LIN.-There was riot here last
night I'M which two men were shot
dead and four were seriously wounded.
Tho riot Was prCvipitatcd by the dis
orderly conduct 81 soldiers about 500
of whom p0radod tho streets about Q
o'clock singing, iostliug passCrshy.
hammcIinc doors and smashing win
doWq
OLYMPIA. Wash.-RatiHeation Of
the proposed surfragc amendment to
the federal constitution was completed
ny the Washington legislature late
yesterday. when the senate uuanl.
mously pnSscd n resolution rauCyiur
the amendment Tho resolution had
rrvNioJt1N been p1sSgd hv the house
NrrlivCtou WIS thr thirty -hfth state
TO rouft the amendment.
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No. 17e43.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Chancery Court Of Hamilton County.
National Book Co.

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
, Chancery Court Of Hamilton County,
National Book Co.
VS..
T. W. and G. B. Sheridan
Complainant's bill having been filed to
collect an alleged Indebtedness, and an
attachment having issued and been re-
turned levied upon certain interests Of
defendant, T w. and c. B. Sheridan
Co, in Hamilton county: and 1t APP
rearing from allegations in complain
ants said bill, which is sworn to, that
the T. w. and c. B. Sheridan Co. is q
nonresident of the state Of Tennessee,
SO that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon 1t.
1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in The Chat
tanooga News, a newspaper published
in Hamilton county notifying said nom
resident to appear at the next Aprl
rules Of said court. to be held at thu
courthouse in Chattanooga, on the first
Monday in April, next. and make de-
fcnse to said bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed, and the cause set
for hearing exparte as to It,
This 9Th day of March, 1920.
SAN ERWIN, c. & NJ. N
BY P. e. Mention, D. c. & M.
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SILVER.

New York, March 23.-Bar silver,
Y'29A; Mexican. dollars. $3.50.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York, March 23.-Mercantile pa
per. 61ag6%; exchange, irregular; ster-
ling 60-day bills, 3.75%; commercial 90
day bills on banks, 3.75A commercial
60-day bills, 1854: demand, S.79% ca :
bies' 3.SOla Francs, demand, 14.S2; ca
bles, 1880. Belgian francs, demand,
1882; cables, 1870. Guilders, demand,
S64s; cables, 361s. Lire. demand, 20. AZ;
cables, 2O.4O. Marks, demand, 1,21; GA
bles, 1.23
Government bonds, irregular; railroad
bonds steady. Time loans. strong 20
days, 80 days and months. 80 bid.
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Chicago, March 2S,--Wheat. No. red
S2.55 No. hard. S255; No. 3 Northern
Spring, $2.5i
Corn-No 3 mixed. Si.Sa: No. yell
low. 81 60isdl 81.
Oats-No, white. 9t&d?5isc; No. 5
white. e3ia d94tsc,
Rye-No. s. Sl77di7S
BarlcN-Sl SSml
Timothy Seed-Sls 50.
Glover Seed-S45W59.
pork--Nomiual
LANDSLIDE
Rihs-SlS. 5Otil9. 50
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HEAVY PRESENCE OE GAS

Alexandria La, March 2S.-HeaNy
pressure OF gas developed yesterday at
thV municipal gas wells which was
drilled on city property Enough fuel rs
assured for operation Of the city power
plant, it was announced.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-23
THIRTY AUTOS BURN

panvillc. H. March sS.-More thar
thirty automobiles were destroyed and
the town threatened when the Glow
garage at West Lebanon. Ind, four
teen miles northeast Of panviuc. was
DESTROYED hy fire early yesterday. The
loss estimated at 500. 600.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-23

PARASITIC Russian soviet govern
mont has proposed 90 italy that re
lationr between the two countries be
rcsufacd Immediately. according to q
dicpatch to the Temps from Reval
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FISH. OYSTERS. ETC.
corrected by Roberts Fish c

corrected by ROBERTS Elsh Coz
Gray Snapper, lb.........$ 20
Red Snapper. ID. ....... 80
Mullett, h. ..........s... 15
White fish, ID. ........... rs
Speckled trout, Id. ....... 30
Mackerel (Spanish), b.. 80
Catfish, ID. ............... rs
Salmon, ID. ............ 20
Carp, ID. ............. 10
Perch. Id. ............... Is
Drum. lb. ................ 15
Virginia croakers ....... Is
Tennessee river fish...... 20
oysters, Baltimore (pt).. 30
Frying pint .............. 35
Shad Observation-Disclosures. 30
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

CHATTANOOGA, TENN
Arrival and departure OF passenger
trains. The following figures published
as information and not guaranteed:
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JOINT CITY TICKfET OFFICE.
az Rfarkef st Phone Nam Eli
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Local Forecast.
Fair and warmer tonight. Wednes-
day, fair and continued warm.
River Bulletin.
observations taken at a.m)
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
CheItoNtS Mills

Shelton's Rest t24-lbO.. s1400 bhl.
Shclton's Best (4S-lb J.. 1880 bbl.
Hungarian PITY (24-lb). 1855 hhl.
Hungarian PITY (4S-lbO 1885 Dbl.
Matchless Self Rising
C2l-lhD ............... 1910 Dbl.
Matchless Self Rising
CaS-lb) ..,.............. 1920 bbl.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Anchor Brand Cheese
DalSeS .....,............ 80
LonghornS ,,............ ~
Creamery Butter
lib. cartons ....,....., 6S
u lib prints ............ 50
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oENTeAI oF GEORGIA. RAILWAY.

Arrs.as Leaves.
1906 am. Cedartown Local 8;43 pm.
6:f5 pm. Griffin Chatta. 600 am.
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FORECAST CALLS
FOR FAIR WEATHER
HIGHER TEMPERATURES
FOR THIS SECTION.
Precipitation Moderate at
Scattered Stations, Princi-
pally in Pacific States.

Weather at 2 pm, clear; hui
nudity IL noon, "a; wet bulb ~
noon, 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Legal Notices.
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M; SS-'!- ,S MlEEETTIFNdMRIshmoad Va;
Go viii sefd AZ The r aiss
& II 2S@sanS II Hes%07 10: n. Y5Fi naa
Of fSfh s ssG SsFss
Robertson. seere,ary nd ,rsasurer.
pt S,nbi3NI D-I m planters NATIONAL bank
fss'OTs 9f This saIE
i The stotkhoiders q record as? as Of Marsh
G s. is7S Ca S shis4 Will tie mailed W Nj
blnd MIDI u s Na,io nal. BANK Rich
suaT,Srly dtviasna O. q DeE cent - es ,,s
Of q rs sSS'S o9 a1ss
S 81 ai viii be e. m male March 81. 1920 j.
Richmond. March Il. 1890.
nose q IF ne 20 s153 the
TO Al, Members of II. f. Lee Camp. NO.
Take notice tina, a, the resu!a. meet
ssp IS hall sf A 81 East ca F Btosd
S,reSt. Eiehmo ,r Va; a. o,c!osk T. n.
ed sPoa a 1s cs- sSSisd E %
b. accented or rsiSsted. as may be deter.
mined at said meeting & pp,r ,,t,,,n,.
SEALED BIDS will be received nc Of
flee OF the president uD until noon. !;;itur-
day April 10. 1920. for tie erection and
completion OF women's dormitcrv Tor tho
College OF William and Mary at Williams
burg. virginia. Plans and specifications
Office of the architects. after March 80,
1870 Bond Will be- rcnu!rad. The right is
Reserved to reject all bids. BIZ
nrdc- OF tho committee. pr. J. \. G.
Chandler. president. williamsburg. Viz
gn.a. Charles VI. Robinson. Architects
Times Dispatch building. Richmond. Viz
gnia.
VIRGINIA. TRUST co. Richmond Va
March IG. 1890: Tho directors OF this
company have this day declared GUAR
lcr!y dividend OF . Der cent. payable y pril
I. 1890 10 stockholders OF record March
%. 1870 u. y: Ay!cu. Secretary.
THE QUICK WAY to get what YOU want
when YOU want IL is TO read and
finHs- Disra:ch classified adj
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\ most beautiful James River Plan
tation OF 1862 acres near Brandon.
Prince George County. Va.
l,l6l acres by deed. by recent survey
l.lG6ls acres, about 400 acres, more or
less. in arabic land under cultivation.
balance in timber and wood. The saw
mill timber is estimated at about three
million feet, about one million feet is
exceptionally fine cypress. About one
million, to one and one Quarter million
feet Is pine. the balance is hardwood,
such as poplar. gum, oak, etc.
The residence contains Is rooms
The ba rms and implement sheds are in
good condition. The water on tho
place is unsurpassed. This is supplied
by an artesian we'll. running 50 gallons
minute. which rises 20 feet. The
dcncc ana barns.
On the western side is naviga Bile
creek. which puts shipping facilities
within a few hundred yards Of the
barns The SOIL is good loan. with
splendid quality.
There arc few places on James River
which offer so many attractions and
possibilities. This farm must be seen
TO be appreciated. 1t is well equipped
with farm machinery and stock, which
can be purchased from the owner at a
reasonable price.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. balance on
credit or one. two and three years.
HENRY L. PLUMME:R, Owner.
JAS II. HARRISON, Auctionccr.
Petersburg. Va.
that tells ali the facts about tho uroposi.
ton
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4UCYiONS-LEG4L
Auction Sales.
FOR SALE
$4,000 CAMPBELL COUNTY (VA.p

BONDS
The The unders,sne,i VII oTceciyeq sealed
o'clock noon April ls. 1920. for the pur-
bell COUNTY coupon bonds to be issued TOR
road Improvement in Rustburg Massterial
District. under and in accordance With an
as annroysd March 10. -isl2; amended by
is1s. and September 5. 1919. said bonds
any multiple thereof. as the purchaser or
purchasers may prefer. to bear date May
J. 1920. and an Interest at 8 per cent ner am
OF May and November Of each year at the
Va. In New York funds. and be noatax-
able IN Campbell County for county or lc-
Alternate bids will DC received for said
bonds TO be issued TO run for thlrty-four
To run for thi.ty-four years. with tie
privilege OF redemption at par I'D inter-
For serial bonds 10 run from ono to
The RICH! Is reserved 20 reject any and
all bids no. satisfactory to this board
My Information desired will he fur
- q. \" WOODSOS.
Clerk Board or Supervisors OF camp
bell County. l:us;burc. Va.
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results in greater gains. will,
require less Erain. produce more cEES.
Increase the profits. AZ your dealers. or
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IA. Connolly & Co.
Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Property in Mecklenbllrg County
Virginia
NOW HLII.ONGINC; TO

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- clean dark.r red SHOW birds at 81 10 and
q usr setting. delivered in Richmond !:
ruu rantCci fertile. y. L. Hunt. Ashland.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantcd-Iscal Estate.

FARMS. large or small. wanted AT once
amy description Must be good grade OF
soil or same will not be considered. Alfred
Nell d Co. l0i North Eight Street Iiich-
lnond. va.
FOR beat results list YOUR property with
j. y. cOnnclv Il Co
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CocNEREI--onc, genuine Rhode Island
hounds owens stock. Price. s.. W. Is.
johnston. ala Bancroft Avenue.
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fGGS--W wyandcttc eggs; hest lay
ing strains from prI2c- winning steel; +:
81. 50 per setting. l.. J.. Dci,rick. Lorraine,
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FARMS.

We arc having numerous inquiries re!a-
tive 10 stock ana grain farms. in all sec
tons or NirStnia, particularly Piedmont
section. Communicate with US at once re-
ruesting usual listing blanks. Before ad-
vcrtlSinE our manager of farm dept will
cal on YOU and Inspect property.
l.. F. SCHMIDT e. CO,
- North Eighth Street
Richmond. Va.
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TELEPHONE KaDdolph I and dicta:e YOUR
sd TO q Want AID raker
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iH,riwaru Co. 49, ". broad st.
.,.,,u ANN .sn an, n;.::,eauv lew cont
4 coycrn;ncai fTori 10 TO $40 caca Class
u va 90 Class |; g.! 90. Class &. Slot tire
Buckets zoe Armv, snppiies OF al ki..da.
...-irv " ;,avy SpnGix company ~ .:ronS
icenthY Street Madsnn HiGa S'90i ..Artor
e,,. 81 knnhn!mh LAS ---.---.-..-
NNI; gave ,Gon..v wheG YOU buy ana se,l
thru lh:se solumh3
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Horses, Cattle. Vehicles. 1
Poultry and Supplies.

u. Nl:EU r.ynlou,h Kcck eggs IS and s.
ser setting OF -. carry only the pes;
.in.a STATE ts!r 1918 Included. Phone Ran
tloiph 3ts:-W. J. II. Thomas. 1904 Second
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THE BEST AID in Ibis column liz ihe od
ton
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By HARR1SoN-DYER co.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL {. 1920.
at o'clock p. NJ, OF
WILLOW HILL
y most beautiful James River Plan
tation OF 1862 acres near Brandon.
Prince George County. Va.
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MERCHANDISE

JJ.,,,KS bought sold and exchanged. l;ie!i-
Iiond Boos Ga y. r!tih street.
..;;i.rGISSS pI.!I with handle. Schaaf
nros, ic,ycicrs. g. East iir"ad street.
mon SAFE for sale. App5 sos East Gay
S.rr"t. --.--------------- .------------------
neuralgia arc stopped to
,,nv stopped by licH i.iniincnt. Guaran-
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board.

FRANKLIN ST. EAST 1l2-Iarge front
room. Madison 2i3i
GRACE 81. wESJ--Largc. attractive. fur
nisheI bedroom: strictly modern. Madi-
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic.
LIVE STOCK

OANCiNG--Mrs. q. . EMlNe nhauser. dane
ing studio. COS East Marshall Street.
e.. Z. nice: II i've !.ssons Madison ,2si-J
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ROOMS md BOARD
Wa"tcd-I:ooms, Board.

i'o,M- Wnnt,i hv Young man. furnished
:, rooni. central ar Nest End. Address
IL 72o. care Times. Dispatch
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. windows. private bath {;
ideal central western location. 10 gentle
ma II only. References exchanged. Ad-
dress y. .. Box 76i.
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I.O
OF
s conrt rom tS Xxx sfS IS WTE os m
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COMB White Lcghorns. White
Nyaudu;icS, Si.U per setting. brooklyn
l,..i. i,nniirN Yard. Malisun G.:M-J.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-04
People Here and There

be back on their respective jobs the
first OF next week.
NJ. L. Morrison. who formerly oDe-
rated large store In Helix but has
lately retired to his ranch. was In the
city today oD business.
G. W. Bade. farmer Of Milton, IL IN
Pendleton today to attend a meeting Of
the Farmers Union at the County H.
brary. James Frazier, Of Milton, also
Is here for the same purpose.
White a. Gates. exangelists who
have been at Milton for the past month
holding exangeIistic services at the
First Christian Church. came 10 PEN
dleton today and- will hold a service
here tonight. They are to go next to
Los Angeles. :.
twenty-five years ago A. 6. Barne-
koff toted gun in the Spanish Ameri>
can War as regular In the y. s. army
but today he sells bank supplies for
Glass & Prudhomme, OF Portland. It
has been nearly Is years that Mr..
Barnekoff has held this position and
he has made" Pendleton regularly
in that time. He is In the city today
visiting the banking houses with whom
his company does business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-04

(Cop.inueu from page ID
three months. our wheat surplus has
been greatly increased by those condi-
tions.
Expctas Congressional Action.
propaganda fort the reduction OF
the high cost of living has affected all
commodities. The farmer should look
at the reduction in the price OF ms
commodity from strictly business
standpoint. He should recognize the
advisability of nfoving his prodcts to
market in an orderly manner and
should receive and is entitled to re-
ceive from his banker every considera-
ton. In turn, his banker is entitled
to and should receive every consider
alton from the federal reserve bank,
upon which the banks must rely IN
such time as this for credit.
81 am satisfied that congress VIII
recognize at the coming session the
Justice of the demands of the farmers
and stockmen. These men were the
only ones who, during the entire war
war period, had the prices ofs their
products fixed by law and now they
are entitled to at least definite assist
ance in financing their affairs,
Part Rests With Farmer.
Farmers should appeal, both indi-
vidually and through their organiza-
tions. to their members In congress
for immediate legislation along the
lines suggested. l believe congress will
see the Justice of their requests and
lprovide for their relief.
prospects now look good for an
other crop and il will be harvested 1t
la few months. II will be the farmers
most expensive wheat crop but / an
optimistic over the situation whicl
will prevail by the time il is cut. Fo
the present the relief rests with con
gress and viii the farmer hNnself."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-04

Roy w, Ritner. assured of the place
as president OF oregon's next senate.
left this morning on No. "a for La
Grande 70 confer with senator's In that
city and also win look over the needs
OF the far eastern counties of Oregon
with a view to outlining program for
the Forthcoming meeting. Under the
new law recently adopted. Mr.. Ritner'
following his installation as president
of the senate. will become acting gov
ernor upon the absence from the state
of the governor or upon his removal
from office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-04

Raymond Kaser was sentenced TO
four years in the penitentiary and
paroled today to Il. J. Davis, OF Free
water. Vernon Dakin and Edgar Tay-
ior, minors. implicated with him In
an auto theft, were sentenced to q
year each in the reform school and
also paroled. All left for home this
afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-04
Friendly Suit Filed.

An action to bring about just di-.
vision of shares of the estate of the
late Donald Ross was filed in circuit
court late Friday by the Ross Sheep
& Land Co., against Isabella Ross ct
al, minor heirs to the estate, who
own an interest in certain property
used by the company. Raley, Raiey
& steiwer and II. J. Warner repre-
sent the plaintiffs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-04
SOCIETY
cHARlvAR1 PROVES ENJOYABLE

IHARIN AEtI IINUN IsS L4NIV 4k17I1N1
An old fashioned charivari was
given Mr. and Mrs. John Crew. Jr,
Miss Mildred Bowman) at the Crow
ranch on Tutuilla Creek last evening,
A crowd of town people motored to
the ranch and an old fashioned dance
was enjoyed. Square dances, qua
drilles, and tag two steps were again
brought into play.
Among those in the party were Mr.
and Mrs William Hanscom, Elmei
Crow, Miss Edith Hoskins, Miss Car
onne Hoskins, Chester Hoskins, Mis-
Anna Goddard, Miss Evalyn Davis
Miss Myrtle Dunn, jack WlFlh