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Washington Journal., 1920-01-30
Die 9rndfcitisfeit bcs Grants,

3n ben SOr5iigen Oes Grants ge.
Jort alber ieiner Saue. 5.ftisteit
uto @etterfcltigfeit Dor aleu- leine
Srudfcitiefeit. 9ieic lit iebr bod:
tlc idpanft bel Den %gepobnlihen
5orten 5miiben 1000 uno 1900 fg.
Tir oas QuaOrot5entImeter, lit nur
Iclten gerinser uno iteiet bel 9uten
5orten AUDI bis gu 2O0O, bel eini.
Jen iogar bis gu 5000 fg. ooer noh
mebr an. 9ieier Orudfciti9teit ett.
lred)eno, bari Die 5uldilige Yeans
lprud)une oes Grants bel Nauiuer-
tcrl, Die ia imrner MIR einen perbalt-
nismdBig fleinen Sell Der ourd) 9a,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feitseiebtcn the
oretiiden 9rudfeitisfeit betrdgt bei
lebr iGlanfeu Sdllen uno Yfeilern
auf %, bel gewobnliden Yfeilern
uno bel @emolben ant As, bel Auf-
lcgcitcinen biz anf go fg. fir oa5
Guaorat5entimeter auS9eocbnt iper.
Den. Sc qiiar5reid)cr cine Gronitart
lit, I'M 10 b0ber lit ibre 0rudfcitig-
felt.
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>S
sig. 1.

olS 9iI0eriGrift erfannt Dor0en 5u
Iein, uno OoB lie Oaber audi beute
nod ais unIoSbor ODER unIeSbar be.
tradtet miro. 8obiu mir aud in
Die ne6eIfernlten 3eiten ser llriage
tpie ser ltrgeididte bIiden, ii6er'
on tau6en iene mpitii6en 3eifen in
@ort un6 Sfrift auf Soniderben
trie in 3Dflopenbauten nuf uno meb.
rem Iif, ie nGber rnierer 3eit 6ie
8ergongenbeit riidt. sic ~9eitaIten
Iif reifer aus Bis sur fiinitIeriiden
5ormooI1enoung, obne iif Iel6er in
ibren grltn0Iegenoen 3ugen 81 an.
bern. Sic Ieuhten uns aus ben
romoniifen uno gotiiden 8auper.
fen oes WitteloIters ebenio itumm
be6eutunesooG ~entgeget pie bon Ocn
8ogeniGlGeen Der m%ooernIten @qlii'
boaen, bon 6en fIiegenOen 6abnen
unIerer &egimenter ooer Den bli1t@
fen6 roQen6en Weiin3en oller 3eiter.
Die 8iiIenIdaft, sic ibren Ramen
trdgt, obne lie 81 t@eflrler, ut lilllerc
uralte SeroIoif; Die BON ibr Scrolls
biI6er genannten 8eiden bermag lie
in6es peoer> 81 Ioien nod 81 Ieier,
neil ibr Ser SdIiiiiel Oo5u Oerlo-
rem 9qgorgen lit. @IiifIidertpeiie
Bat fi6 oieier SdliiiieI, Der ale al
ten uno edten @oppen gu ent5ife
fern un6 gu Ieien oermag, pieoer
g%efunoen; oenn oie Serolosbiloer
Iin0 e6en elm Sell Ser gernianii6en
SierogIppbif.
ginen on6eren SeiL bieier Bill
6erfhrift iiberIieferte uns Die olte
Seutide 9oubiitte in ibrer Spnbolit
tuie in ser Srnomentif; lie CAB oi,d
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30
Ginsenartise streifwaffe.

Cine eigenartige @affe nertpell,
0eten Die Streifenoen, tpie in einers
engliiden 8latt er5dblt miro, bel
einem StraBenbabnitreif in &airo.
Ar erlten Streiftog tparb Die Gtra-
MISREPRESENTATION Sreimiuige atL
Die ben &erfebr aufredt erbielten, 10
Dob Die Sa6e Ser StroBenbobner
iebr i6le9t itano. 9o famen tie
altf einen ebenio origineaen tpie
wirfiamen ginfaa. @efonntIi9 1T
es BON Dem @eieB oes SSslom per-
boten, einen @ldubigen i'm Gebet
5u it0ren, Bis er menigItens bier
Stlnoen lang feline Inoa9t perri1-
tet bat. Oies gilt audi fir Die gum
SoOe 8erurteilten. Mn oieles @eiet
Iid baltenb, bradten Die ltreifenoen
StraBenbaI ner lire @ebetteppide
uno &orane auf Die Strabe nno
tnieten auf Den S6ienen nieoer, mo-
bel INNER nod bier Stunoen elmer
ben anoeren a6loite. Stun pciger-
ten ii9 ale frommen Wtobammcoo-
ner, in Inbetra1t zines iolden BET
ligen Sinoerniiics, Den Gerfebr auf-
reft gu erbalten, unO nad0em Die
Streifenoen bier Sage uno bier
Jtafte unaufb0rlid gebctct botten
muBten Die Dircftoren Der StraBen7,
bobn BON &airo Den SorOerungen
DER StroBenbatner nadgeben, ole
Ibrcn @rfolg nod als einrn bc!onoe-
rem Sieg feiertenL ocn IqaD un6
iein Sropbet iiber bic @ialirs
pomlt Die driltlldcn GireftoreK &c
neint tparel errungcn batten.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30
90
Sis. ;

10
ftiIfen 8ilo5ei6en beran6ogen, per-
fubren audi al Sic anOeren 8erufS-
floIIen, Inn unter iid @~rfennun9ss
seiden gu bobeu, Delde lie lotort
uno ii6eran in Oie Sage oerlesten,
Die a~ngeborigen ibrer 3unft BON
ben 2aien gu unterideioen. 0as
gait bon oaen 9crufsflailen, oh Die
fe cine 8ilieni6aft, cine &unlt, elm
6nn6merf o0er ionlt mas imnter tur
elm @elperbe iibten; Oenn oleS
@Iei6artige iammelte ii6 in Der
3unft, UNI semeiniome Sntereilcn gu
Gdus uno Srus 81 pflegen. Genl-
aemdB gilt oas oben @eiugte fir
Sen Gi6terItnno ebenio wie fir Die
8dderinnung ooer irgenomelfte oH-
oere 3unft unb gang iel6ltperltorO-
lid audi fir sic 0ifteridulen, oen
Minnel6ngerorben uno Die aus Die
fem bernorgegeonaene WfeiIterlonger-
3unft. @eben mir a6er aus Der Belt
Des WittelaIters 3uriid in Die nebels
graiien 3eiteniernen Der 8or9eifif}-
fe mnieres 8olfes 10 finOen mir,
bob ale Aeite uno Stdnme iGmt-
IiGer 9erufs5peige 81 elmer ein5i.
gen @ur5el 5uriidiitbren, aus Der
fid ole 8crufsarten e%ntmideltcn,
uno mir erfennen ols oieie 8ur5el
Die oIte Sfolocnidaft, Die Semonen,
bic ols 2ebrltono iiber Dem 9ciltigen
BeiibItano bes 8olfes waIteteu unO
nIs 8alter, 2ebrer, 8rieiter unO
Midter ons porhriltlifc @ermanicn
Ienften.
Gs lit nid)t uniere aufgnbe. iiber
ltriprung uno Spitematif iener
SeiIs3cider ODER @ieroglppben 9c.
g~riinocnoes oor5ubringen; oOh mo.
gen intcreiiante Streif5iige i'll Die
tuidtiqIten @e6iete unternomnlen
tperoer, I'm einen ollgemein orien-
tiercroen lleberblif iiber Die gerfta.
niidc @ieroalppbif 81 ermoglifen.
Iie 1lteiteE uno mi6tiglten Der
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Die 9ierogbD6k Oer 9ermonen.
Hun Quinn u. Etht.

SeiIs5ei6en iino sic orei ltr3ei6en
Ser S6opiung ooer 3elisiiue oes
gus: 1. Ser &rifos ooer 8iIfos
Coon @iae, nidt bon GieI), ser Oen
@iaen @otteS, sic @elt gu itoifen,
ocriinnbiI6et (6ig. y. IS lit Die
0rebung, 0ie in Dem @irbelpinoe,
oem anfiinoiger OeS @emitters Iie9t,
ga oaS @epitter als Symbol Der
@elt5eugung nuigefnBt wuroe. 2.
Ser Surios (6pr - ~llrieuer; 0ober
nitt SieriuBl Ser ouh &reu3 ooer
6afeufreuj geuanrt miro. @s lit Ser
60bcpunft oes @elpitters, Der nod
heute geiheute S~rell5bIit, Ser oIs
Sas Sumbol Ser aottIifeu S6opfer.
tat. alio ser Shopfung ielber, aoIt
(6ia. y. 8. 0ns &uotbfreu3 ooer
&n0freui. nlid GuirI ODER 8irteI
geunrnt. Gs lit ser SdIuB, 6oS
GuOe ser Shopfung, oo8 iiingite Sc
ridlt. sic @otteroGmmerung, oos Ser,
ro0en OeS @emitter8; ser 9onners
gott roat in ieinem @agen onbon
(6ig. 81. Sn eincm 5neiten, inter
gcoroneten &eritan0e lit ser 0uirI
0os oIte 1rebfeuer5eug, oos 2odi
@rometbeis) Sen Menihen gob, I'M
lie Oamit Sic 9ltnit 6es 6eiter5iin.
oenS 5u Iebren.
Sc5en mir nun 0ieie 6rei 3ei6en
ais SierogIppben ettpas n6ber an;
borerIt in Ser @eroI6if. 90 lit ser
Triios in ieiner ltrqeitnIt. Die
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

S6iloesr1n6er gelten init ols 2ini.
en-, unO I'M auf meite @ntfernlng
sic 2inieu beiier ieben gu fonner,
muroen Die 8Idden nit grea abites
denoen Surben tingiert. Ni6t al.
10 III oen be9ren3ten 8lGden, ior-
0ern in Ben GeiIungslinien lit oaS
6~eroIOsbilO, Die SierogIppbe, gu iu.
den. Die @eraIoiten erfIdren oas
critic Serolosbil0 oIs @opeIi9nitt
(6ig. 4a); bierbei erinlern iie iifl
nod 0unfcl an oie alte 9eoeutung
oeS 9rebens, oenr ser @opel lit ia
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

lire GerurteiIune nit ber6eifiibrte.
Nur unter eroBen Opfern permofe
ten es Die Sobonniter ODER WtoIteler,
Gle Oosiel6e 3ei9en fiibrten nno
6eute nod fiibren, Elm abnli6eS bon
Iid ob5umenoen. Oas oreoenoe
Soltpt" mar eben ibr reoenoes
Soupt5eiden, 6os ia auf aIs @no-
Itiferfrell5 befonnt lit unO Die an'
Iiften ser tpuotuniltiIdeu 9beoiopbie
gcgeniiber ser driItliden Ebeoiopbie
unO SbeoIogie ipmbolii9 fenn3eif-
nete. Sour Inn es Dem 6riItlifen
areu8es5eiden 6buIider gu geitolten
pur0e ienes gegengei9rdgte SprfoS'
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

nitt crfernt uno oerIei SeroIosfigu-
rem unridtig als geoiert (Sig. 6a)
ooer gepiert ourd @infelmaBidnitt
(6ig. 6c) erflart, alio auf Die SID
den ooer SeI0er, itutt auf Die 2inieu
oen Sdmerpunft le9t. Spdter err
ideint aud Der Sprfos aIs Soften.
freu3 (6ig. CD uno in 5abaoien ans
oeren 8reu5formcn idon uls Si9ur
inl gep0bnIiden 8eritanoe, als eli.
ne bon 2inien ~begren6te SlGfe.
9l6er er lpor Elm beiOnii6es 3eiden,
ltno ser @cruf oes 8ebertums ipur.
Sc linn oOer, better geiaet, ieinen
8appc1berren gefGbrlid. IS galt,
Dem beoenflid) %9epor0enen 3eiden
cine barmloiere Ius9eltaltung gu
gebcli, uno 10 entitanoen Die Sdlan.
genfopi., @infelmoB., Seruialem'
llno nod oiele onoere bernl6ii6e
5frcu3e, Die mebr ooer minOer oert.
lidl Den perbeblten 5prios e%,fennen
lalien. 9ie bemerfensperteiten Die.
Ter perbebIten Seioenfreu5e iino Dos
beute oIs MaIteierfreu5 (6ig. 7a)
angcIpro6ene &reu5 uno oas Treu5
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

5ciden entporfen, tros Ser Serbeb'
lung oomoIs ober bod erfannt.
Ser OrtSnome 8prmont Oedt li6
iibrieens treffli9 nit Dem 9ilo3ei'
den; Oenu 8pr bebeutet 5euer alS
SIR, oGne es aus Dem @riediiden
obleiten au miiiien. Dies bemeiien
Die 3obIreifen, nit 8pr gebiIoeten
Ortsnomen, Die iiber gon5 9eutid'
Ian6 perbreitet iiro, aus oenen bier
MIR 6os nieoer0iterrei9ii6e Sprgas
berorsgegriffen iet benz pergIei9s-
tpeiie sic bieIen griedii6en Srte
8prgos sur Seite gelteut peroen mo-
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

oaourd Der Austritt Ser idon OBJ
~gangsreiien gier. Oes 9oideS, Der.
50gert miro. Die gier, bic nit
elmer i'm @oIier itorf oufqueuenOen
@onertbiiGe nmecben iinO, wcrOen
in Sdniiren nbgeiest. III 3lpeien bel
ser @ro-, Ser @edieI- uno Ser
&reu5frote. sic mer0en UNI 8ai.
ierpfIon5en, $oIa unb Stcine ge5o.
gen uno pom MlGnndea iofort 6eim
GuStritt beiruttct. Die 3nbl Der
@ier crrei6t bel Ser @rofrote mcb-
rere touieno, betrGgt bci Ser @ed]-
ieIs uno &nohIaufsfrote nod gcgen
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A@6h 81
sig. 9.

al Dem iiunberiiden0en 3ierat cine
beitimmte 3eutung. aber oieie Be-
oeutung mar nur cine S6ein0eu-
tung fir ben 2aien; oenn Die mirf.
Ii6e @rfldrung mar ibr itreng &c.
biitetes 3unftgebeimnis, Die @io.
terif 6er gnubiitte. @enal 10 obcr,
pie Der 9eraIOifer, MoIer, uno Der
Baumeiiter, Steinmes, 8%iIobaucr,
Die @ioterif oIs @ebeimIebre pfleg.
ten unO Die @roterif, Die 2ebre iiir
oas 8oIf, sur 0eut1lng iener mn.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

8efenntnis. Sunee Srau
Gam Gage nod Ser Sod5eit): 80
mas lit nod ni6t bagemelenl Oa
er5G6le i1 Dem Manne, i6 bate
bunoerttauierO Marf 8ermo9en,
bier eigene S1uier, cine iteinreide
Sonte, mo er glaubt mir aaes oufs
@ort = Bbiltpp, menn i'd gemuBt
b1tt', 6aB on 10 oumm biIt, Damn
bdtte if Did tpirfIi9 ni4t gebeiro-
tell"
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

gs 1T niir penigen betonut, Onb
Die @ermanen ieit urtogen cine aus
oebiI6ete 9iIoerihrift beIisen, cine
SierogIppbif, GbnIih iener Oe5 aI-
ten @boraonenlonoes om gtiI, OoB
6ieIe 8iI0eri6rift nod beute i'm Sob
men elmer eigenen 8iiienidnit, elmer
eigenen <nitriftuug oepiIe9t miro.
obne ie0o9 - un0 oos lit oas Qterf-
piir0ige an ser Sotiade - bisber
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

ide Gedt uuO 6as Oeutide Ge6ts'
freu5 in Die rbeimIife adt" Der
lem (funf) Singer Der 5ur 6ault
ge6oGten Sono, unO 10 entitono Die
beilige Seine, Inn beimlih oentiden
&e6tes gu pfGegen unO Oos romi'
i1e Ge6t gu bef6mpfen. 90 marc
oos &~uotbfreu5 gum 6em8eifen. 8o
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

i'm @oppen bon 8prmont (6ig. 7b),
Dem befonnten 9ooeort am Ssning
unmeit Der @orto @eitpbolica. Die
ies 3eiden ipielte i'm &empIerpro5eB
i'm Sabre 1918 oils oreOenOeS
!Snupt" ODER n8opbomet- iene ira.
glide Gole, inoem eS alS 8erueiS
ser &eterei ser Sempler gait uno
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

Ionoeren Slang elm. gs unteri6ei-
set iiG our9 ieine ipeidenortige
@Iie6erung bon Ben anoeren Sen5
iterrofeu ouffaueno unb %perlinnbil.
oct, pie es l6on iein gtame be5eugt,
oas aIte SeiIs5ciden oes &uotbfreu.
5es, freili6 inter Der erotiiden
S6einerfIdrung oes &atbarinenra-
0es.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

Gas Mergite uno oas 8pIte
5ugleid) lit: mcnn man nid)t nit iib
lclbit 5ufrieocn lit.
fremoen Wliides 8ioerboa
Nift Dir audi Sreuoen b~ringcn?
Man bort ia aud Die Nadtigaa
Sn Nadbars @arten iiilgen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Student Body Meeting Held-A stu
dent body meeting was held at the
school yesterday. the main purpose
being to recall an amendment whieh
was to have been voted upon by the
students. The motion was to give the
veil leader complete authority at all
athletic contests. but as that power is
already implied the passing of the am
endment was useless. The motion was
made and seconded that the student
body as a whole pledge their support
to the yell leader in keeping order az
the games. The Red Cross Roll Call
was announced to begin uext weeF
and a contest will be held between the
classes for the most memberships
Committees were appointed from all
the classes to carry on the campaign
Miss Genevieve Phelps and Johr
BeckHith form the committee for the
senior class. Miss Edna Murphy ant
John Mcleod for the juniors, Miss
Marie Temple and Richard Sinds To-
the sophomores and Miss Dorothy
Straughn and Robert Dunn VIII pu'
the freshman campaign over.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
How Not 10 Take Cold

Some persons are subject to fire.
quent coldN, while others seldom, if
ever. have a cold. You will find that
the latter take good care of themselves
They take a shower or cold sponge
bath every day in a warm room. avoid
over heated rooms, sleep with win
dow open or partly open, avoid ex-
cessess, over eating, becoming over
heated and then chilled and getting
the feet wet. Then, when they feel the
first indication of cold, they take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy without
delay and it is soon over.
a Timely Suggestion
This is the season of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re-
plenishhes her supply OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is almost
certain to be needed before the winter
is over and results are much more
prompt and satisfactory when 1t is
kept at hand and given as soon as the
first indication of cold appears and
before it has become settled In the sys-
TEN. There is no danger in giving II
tc children as it contains no opium or
other harmful drug.
ChamberlaIn's Tablets Have Done Her
World of Good
"chamberlain's Tablets have done me
"a world of good" writes Mrs. Ella L.
Button, Kirkville, N. Y. Il have rec
commended them to a number of my
friends and all who have used them
praise them highly" When troubled
with Indigestion or constipation, give
them a trial and realize for yourself
what an excellent medicine it is.
Good Health
If you would enjoy good health, keel
your bowels regular. No one can rea
sonably hope to feel we'll. when consti
pated, When needed, take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They are mild and gen
tie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05

Two Plays In .Progress-The Dra-
matte Club and the senior class are
working hard on the first two plays
which the high school will present TINS
wear. The Dramatic Club is progress
ing rapidly with their play which is
to be presented No 19. Miss Eliza
beth Severance is in Charge and guar
antees that the reputation won oy the
dramatic club will be upheld and that
the plays this year will be chosen
very carefully and that they VIII be
finished with polish and every detail
worked out. Miss Laura Ross. who is
coach for the senior play, is pleased
with the reeharsals and expects TO
make this years play exceed last
years. The senior play will be given
lust before the Christmas holidays so
that it will not interfere with the class
lday EXERCISES as it did last year. rms
plav is much heavier than the dramat-
lie elub-pIay and. will take great deal
OF work but both casts assure the pub
lie that the play will be worked out
minutely and that they will do all IN
their power to make them as enjoy
liable as those given last year. Donald
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
cLuR MEETINa ENIoYEn.

CLUB MEETING ENJOYED.
Americanization as days topic
suggested interesting discussion and
afforded a delightful program for
members Of the Pendleton Woman's
clu byesterday. Hostesses for the
above affair were Mrs. II. A. Frick,
Mrs. Norborne Berkeley. Mrs. NJ. |.
Akers, Mrs. r. l. johnson. Mrs. ]. L.
Cox and Mrs. Emil Dohnert. and their
guests were entertained in the libnary
club room where yellow chrysanthe.
NUNS We're combined with baskets OF
marigolds in lovely abundance.
Miss Virginia Todd, secretary OF the
umatilla County Red Crosss. spoke tC
the club, making an earnest appea
for response in the forthcoming mem,
oership campaign. Her talk was wei
received and it was followed by tn,
days program:
Legislation ande Americanization-
Mrs, c. S. Terpenihg.
Songs, the Bare Foot Trail Southern
Melody. Mrs H. j. Warner.
Introductory talk TO Influences O
Art on Americanization," Mrs. Akers.
Talk. Influences of Art on Ameri
canixation." Mrs. Frick.
An informal hour about the tea Ia
BILE concluded the affair, Mrs. A. j
Gwen and Mrs. f. l. Smith being ask
ed to preside at the semovars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
Social and Club NeuDs
J rrrnr1oN 1s nrI1Gnrr

RECEPTION is DELIGHTFUL.
Scores of members and friends of
the First Methodist Episcopal church
of this city called last evening at the
parlor of the church to greet Rev.
John II. Secor and Mrs. Secor who re-
Gently arrived here TO make their
home. In the receiving lpe were Mrs.
G. w. Rugg, Mrs. A. J. Owen. Mrs
George Hunter and Mrs. Kenneth
Warner, representing the Ladies Aid
societies; Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Rigby
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Mann OF the
official board who introduced the new
pastor and his wife. Fred Schmidt was
chairman of a program committee
which presented the following num-
bers:
The Cavalry March" by Mompesch.
salute to the Colors" by warner
piano duet. Mrs. A. j. Owen, Miss
Ruth Benjamin.
Address of Welcome-Rev. Lockwood,
representing the Ministerial Asso-
ciaion.~
Address-C. f. WALES. representing
the Business Men.
Vocal solo ............ Cash WOOD
Welcome from men of the
church ...........,, A. j. owen
Remarks-Welcome from Women of
the Church,. Miss Grace Gillian
"Salut d'Amour' by Elgar
when Summer Comes" by Sawyer,
Violin solo-Mrs. Vinton Robin
I son, accompanied by Mrs. owen.
Response ........ Rev. John Secor
''The Night Has Thousand Eyes by
Evans.
ION the Shore" by Neidlinnger
| Vocal SOLO $50. .-..e.-. MFS. lnio"
Mrs. Walter Planting, Mrs. Louis
King and Mrs. A. Molstrom planned
the decoration of the rooms which
were artistically attractive with ped
estal lamps, autumn foliage. chrys'
anthemums and roses. An inviting
punch bowl was presided over by Mrs
A. w. Rugg, Mrs. NJ. l.. Stockmar
and Mrs. Cash Wood who were as
sisted by the following maids: Mis-:
Esther Embysk, Miss Faye Mann
Miss Pearl Henderson, Miss Daphne
Molstrom and Miss Velma Murphy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
Assembly Held This NIorning.--A

Assembly Held This Morning.--AH
Interesting assembly was held this
morning in which the leaders Of the
Older Boys Conference which is to be
held here this week end were intro
duced to the students. Walter Jenkins
led the students in several popular,
novel and patriotic songs. He immed-
lately set the students in an .uproar
with his humor ana good nature
Mr.. Jenkins is in charge Of community
singing in Portland and is always one
OF the main features of an Older Boys
Conference. A. e. Yount, interstate
secretary and conference director alst
spoke to the students and introduced
another of the prominent men here
for the conference. Hal Donnelly
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
LAVENDER CLUB MEETS.

Lavender and white asters lent
abundant charm to the home OF MIS-
Dorothy Thomas, 7O6 Aura street
Yesterday when members OF the Law
ender club were her guests A de-
llghtful reading by Mrs. J. NJ. COOK
was supplemented by guessing con-
test in which prizes fell to Mrs. Anna
Mcconnell and Mrs. c. II. Smith,
Mrs. William A. Breeding, who is VS.
ting here from Haines sthe gnest OF
her mother, Mrs. c. j. Hamilton, was
presented with Pendleton Indian
robe.
A dainty luncheon was served BY the
hostess. with Mrs. Anna Roberts as
sisting.
The next meeting is to be held at
the home OF Mrs. Wilkinson on West
AltJ. street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05

LA GRANDE FOLK HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson, of In
Grande, are in Pendleton for q week
end visit with friends and relatives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
anclrrr IS rNrERrAINEp.

aeiirhtfnl bit of hospitality was
ox,onaed Yesterday when Division NO.
entertained the missionary society
IN ~ Christian church, the meeting
being held at two o'clock az the home
IN Mrs. J. y. Scott. 1l6 Lewis street
An interesting program included the
following numbers
Bible study--Miss Alice Greenwaid'
Reading, New Emphasis ON Know
ine the World. Mrs. d. H. Wallace
Mrs Scott.
Duet-Mrs. Ralph Holnes, Miss
Greenwald.
Paper Knowing the World Mrs
]. ]. Bradley.
A buffet luncheon followed the pro-
gram, the suestss adjourning TO the
dining room where Mrs. r. r. Ken
nedy Of Portland, presided at a flower
decked table.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
ONLY ONE THING NOW LACKING
-M0NEyY

II have doctored nine years for
stomach and liver trouble and spent
thousands OF dollars, but instead of
becoming cured of these ailments, my
bloating and pains and attacks become
worse. / was persuaded year ago TO
take Mayrs Wonderful Remedy and
have never suffered since taking the
first dose. wish ] had the money
back | spent for other medicine 1t
is a simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
flammation which causes practically
ell stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments. including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded
Druggists everywhere.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05

MISS TEMPLE DEPARTS.
Miss Vera Temple left today for
Eugene where she will attend the
University of Oregon Homecoming
Day, November IS. Miss Temple will
be a guest OF her sorority sister, Miss
Caroline Cannon, at the Kappa AL
pha Theta house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
Mss prRMIsrER Is BRIDE.

pendleton friends received word to-
fay OF the wedding of Miss Louise
nIrmister, formerly of this city, TO
clyde Rogers Heastss. The wedding
took place at Long Beach. California,
october is. The ceremony was a
simple one and occurred in the af-
ternoon. The bride who is charm-
ing girl and popular in Pendleton,
wore a smart brown costume with
lvnx coatee and a corsage of Niolets.
Nr. and Mrs. Heaston are making
their home in Long Beach but ex-
pect TO go soon to Arizona TO reside.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
Dye It Right!
Diamond Dyes"
Don't Risk Material in Poor
DYES that Fade or Run

sA@--s - ees' - a.,
Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contain directions so simple that any
woman can diamond-dye a new, rich,
fadeless color into worn, shabby gar
ments, draperies, coverings. whether
wool, silk, linen. cotton or mixed goods
Buy Diamond Dyes'-no other
kind--then perfect results are guar
anteed even II you have never dyed
before. Druggist has color card.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05

student secretary of the University OF
Oregon. The boys we're met at tho
trains by the committee appointed for
that purpose by the student body.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05

woodworth is business manager for
both PLAYS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-05
UKIAH COUPLE WED HERE.

Valentine B. Peterson and Miss
Katie Walker both of Ukiah, came to
Pendleton yesterday and were married
in the Hotel st. George at $3.50 last
evening by RcY. G. L. Clark sof the
Presbyterian church. Mr.. a. Mrs.
Granville Plant, relatives o. bride,
accompanied the couple. expect
to return to their home 4 Jkiah to-
morrow Mr.. Peterson mas feed
and livery plant in Ukiah.