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DELIVERY ON THE ABOVE CARS.
SEE LINE OF USED CARS AT CHEAP
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FOR SALE-One Buick four touring car,
good condition Phone sos. J. A. Jack
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- linn BRAND OF OF powdered milk.
FOH hO IA Mott S. Pond. Distributor.
phoTne TaRua St, Pensacola. 1859
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TRANSFER-Storage

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PHONE 1145. OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSl-
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LODGE NOTICE

MASONIC TEMPLE.
IN Special communication of Es-
- Gambia Lodge. No. Is, +. 4 A.
Xxx NJ, Friday, July 10Th, at 1880
wv D. m. Work in the r. A. de-
gree SojouTning brothers fraternally in
yited. SAMUEL PASCO.
F. d. RICHARDS, w. NJ.
Secretary.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room suitable
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afox. 461
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
I.ittIc Daughter Recoverinr

Winifred Johnson. the four-vear Did
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy II.
Johnson, is recovering from serious
attack of brain fever at oregon City
and is believed out of danger. Mr..
Johnson, local manager of the Tri
State Terminal Co., returned this
morning from oregon City. where he
was called saturday by word of the
serious illness Of the little one. Ply
sicians gave up hope for her recovery
several times but she rallied each time
and now her ultimate recovery is eN-
pected. she has been seriously i'll
since last Thursday and until yester-
day had not eaten anything for eight
days
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
HlnIllc Mill,Attcnd Meeting.

w. b. Hinkle. chief engineer for the
Teel irrigation project, of Echo. will
attend the forthcoming convention of
irrigation and reclamation experts at
Seattle, he said i'm a letter received to-
day by the Pendleton Commercial AS
sociation. The congress is to be held
on September 16 and II and so far his
is the only acceptance received from
eight designated to go. Credentials
were forwarded Mr.. Hinkle today by
Secretary C. X. Cranston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
Railroads on own resources

Yesterday was the first day of the
operation of railroads on their own
resources since the government turn
ed back the properties six months
ago. During the six months, the gov
ernment guaranteed earnings and it
is estimated that about $500 000. 900
was necessary to meet deficits. Off
ces of the O. w. II. & n. both here
and at Rieth were busy yesterday talk
ing stock of all property on hand to
report profits and loss to the govern
ment as of September /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
Return 10 MnIln MnIIa.

Miss Mary Jane Cornelison, Esther
Cornelison and Purdy Cornelison who
have been visiting their father. Rev.
j. NJ Cornellson, during the summer,
returned yesterday to Walla Walla.
Miss Mary Jane is a junior IN the
Walla walia high school, while Esther
and Purdy are pupils in the grade
school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02

August was one of the best months
of the present year for building per-
mits, business in this line having pick
ed up considerably. During the
month there were 2S permits issued
calling for work totaling S11,2S0.
While most of the items were for re
pairs and additions. there were a few
new small dwellings included, per-
mits for $4,000, $4,000 and $1,000 hav-
ing been issued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02

circular letter to all members of
the Pendleton Commercial Association
Is being sent out today, advising them
of the fact that the association is now
IN its new quarters on the second floor
of the Elks temple and has three large
rooms which are available during the
day to all members of the association.
II also calls attention to the regular
september meeting of the association
which will he held next Tuesday even
ihg in the new quarters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02

Notice from one mine in the Wyom-
ing district Of another 50 cent rise in
the price of coal was received today
here but unless the other mines fol-
tow suit, no further rise in the cost
Of that commodity here is expected
by dealers. The notice came as a sur
prise. The present price of coal in
Pendleton is $15.75 a ton, delivered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02

Charley Irwin, the rotund Round
Up performer, who was expected to
arrive here today to confer with
Roundup officials, did not come but
wired that he would be here on his
way to Spokane tomorrow morning
II Is expected that he will be on the
Boise sleeper arriving ON No. 19, which
u due here at $3.50 d. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
SCHOOLS Much Imnroyed

Concrete walks in front of the local
grade schools and improvements
where necessary in the heating and
plumbing systems have been added to
the local school houses for the opening
of the years work Electric lights
and improved heating and ventilating
facilities have been installed in the
Riverside school, which is in "a sep
arate district
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
Leaves to Bring Family Here,

Otville Reeves INSTRUCTOR IN The
Smith Hughes course in local high
school, left yesterday for Corvallis
where he will meet Mrs. Reeves and
daughter and accompany them to
Pendlet on. Mrs. Reeves and daugh-
ter have been spending the summer
in Corvallis while MIR. Reeves has been
working in harvest. which is am old
custom of his.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
Football Workouts start.

Football enthusiasts at Pendleton
high school began their workout last
night Although Dick Hanley, ath-
letic coach, will not arrive until next
week the boys are getting little
practice. Excellent results are ex-
pected this year in football as very
fine coach has been secured and most
OF the boys out have had year or
two of experience.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
IIigh school Vacancy IrIIed.

The vacancy caused by The resigna-
tion at the last moment of Miss
Mathea Hansen. elected teacher OF
English in Pendleton high school, has
been filled. it aas reported at the city
superintendent office today. The
young lady is expected to arrive here
Saturday or Monday in time to take
up the work next week. Miss Hansen
gave illness as her reason for resign
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
Nc,. Dining Room oncns

club opened for service to the mem
bers today and was liberally patroniz
cd. about 60 taking luncheon there
Many compliments regarding the at
tractiyeness OF the hall were made BY
those taking their first meal there
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
Ten studcms Write Examinations.

Ten students desiring entrance to
Pendeton high school today wrote an
examination in eighth grade subjects
in the office of city Superintendent II.
T.. Inlow. There are eighth grade ex-
aminations being given in several of
the districts over the county today
and tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02

more at La Grande being assem- blcd
for service and three on the way from
the factory. The engines are Of thc
5000 series and displace double head
ers OF the 2100 class mikado eng.ues.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
Ncw Enginc. In service

First Of the new mallet locomotives
which will operate In freight service
between la Grande and Rieth arrived
over the mountains with a train late
Wednesday afternoon. There are six
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02

TO Mrs, Anna S. Mcleod. Of GOl john
son street. to build u sleeping porch at
a cost OF $500. and II. s. Noble, of 210
Thompson street, to make repairs to
his dwelling at cost Of 800.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02

Mrs. Martin, a new carver, has
arrived to take a position with Jolly's
Inn. She came here from Portland
where she has had considerable ex-
perionce. She was with the Polly
Anna cafeteria there before coming TO
Pendlelon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
JoIns Auto Selling Fraternity.

ed Hayes. for several months past
employed by Jolly's Inn as carver mas
left that position and Is now selling
autos for the Umaulla Auto Co.. local
agents for Haynes and Winton autos.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
RotarInns Have Lunch.

Pendleton Rotarians had lunch yes
terday in the I1lks building, the first
meal served in the B. p. o. u. nome.
A goodIy number attended the meet
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

= Sept. 23-2b-Pendleton Round
= sept. 22-23--County clerks OF
a oregon convention here.
a sent. Eastern Oregon Dis
= ,riot Medical Association. la
u Grande.
. Sept. 19-State Federation OF
q Labor, here.
. Sept. 11.-Hermiston Field
Day.
4. sept . and 1O---cereal grain
= show, here.
Sept. 6---Joint Labor Day
. celebration, Pendleton, La
T. Grande and Baker at Baker.
oct. S-o-Hermiston Dairy
and Hog Show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-02

Two Permits Issued.
building permits were issued today
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

Fald, ON Befolkningen Wide ar
bejde lidt mere og mere yedhol-
dende derfor, men ellers skal vi
nok faa Low til at vente.
Jeg havde ner CLIENT at for
telle, at vi ogsaa har faaet en-
L. +. A. = United Farmers af
Alberta Forening herude. Den
blew organiseret for lidt over ct
Aar Siden og teller en- Snes Med
lemmer. Forskellige Nationalite-
ter og forskellige politiske Par
tier er representerede i denne
Forening. ALE som cen synes at
have set Diet absolut nodvendige
i, at Farmerne organiserer sig
og faar deres egen Representa-
tiv i Regeringen. Der er dem,
som mener, at Diet aldrig lader
sig gore og Diet, at vi kaster os
ind i Polihkken, vii umuliggore
Foreningens B%estaaen. Vi tror nu,
at Diet netop er Diet Led / Keden,
som holder os sammen. Vi faar
nu Sc. Samarbejd synes nu /
alt Fald at vere Diet eneste, som
har Betydning for Tiden i Diet
som i saa meget andet. Err der
nu nogen, som skulde faa / Sin
de at tenke paa at bosette sig
iblandt os eller gore os ct Be-
sog. a STAIR yore Menigheds-
medlemmer altid til Tjeneste med
Oplysninger. Vor Formand er
Aksel Lundgreen, Kasseren er
Christian Andersen, og Sekre-
taren Rasmus Jensen; saa er der
desuden Martin Bertelsen og
Jens Madsen, de er ale paa.
lidelige Mend og velkendte med
Forholdene i Omegnen. De faar
allie deres Postsager ~adresseret
til Kevisville P. O., Alberta, Ca
NADIA
Saa vii jeg Suite for denne
Gang med de venligste Hilsener
fra yor Menighed we'd Kevisvil-
lie I'll allie Venner j wort Sam
fund. saavel som til Danskerens
Red. og Medarbejdere.
Mrs. Karen NJ. Jensen,
Mgh.s correspondent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Minnesota Krsds Ungdomsfor.

minnesota hreds Ungdomsfor-
bund. afholder sit Aarsmede i
Luck Wis, i Dagene fra 24.-27.
Juni.
M9derne begynder ON Aftenen
den "a. Juni. ALE Ungdomsfor-
eningerne j Kredsen anmodes ON
at sende Delegater. Lad os sam.
les en- stor Skare af unge til det-
tie Mode. / Foreldre, skub paa.
III. M. n, Formand.
-
/ Henhold til ovenstaaende
indbyder Ungdomsforeningen i
Luck, Wis, hermed allie de unge
i MINI. Kreds til dette Mode.
Meld elders Komme til Underteg-
nede linden den 16. Juni. Lad os
vide med hvilket Tog | kom-
mer. Anders Hansen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
KARL sOGEs.

Paa Grund af Sygdom err Plads
bleven ledig for en- Karl som
er want til Farm Arbejde.
God LON gives.
Thorvald Jergensen,
Hardy, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
w i#s#e#o n
FRA KEVISVILLE, ALBERTA
CANADA.

de haabet, at Ell eller anden trO-
ende, dansk Familie skulde ha-
ye kommet hertil og bosat sig
iblandt os og sluttet sig til vor
Menighed, men vi err hidtil BILE
! vet skuffede. Nye Folk er flyt-
tet ind, siden sidst jeg skrev i
,.Danskeren' men ingen dan
ske, og ingen som har sluttet
sig til 0 Menighed, naturlig-
Wis. Men uagtet der er meget,
som altid vii hindre og haemme
Arbejdet for Guds RIGGS Sag
omkring os saayel som i os, saa
har Vi dog Gud ske Lov holdt
Observation-Disclosures gaaende. Lii
gesom Kyindeforeningens- og
Sendagsskole-Arbejdet, og ON Diet
end like er, hyad enskeligt kun
ne we're, saa faar wore Born da
lidt Religions Undervisning. og
Vi har den Made og Velsignel-
Sc at vi af og til kan samles til
Opbyggelse ON Guds Ord og Sa-
kramenter. Pastor H. P. A. An
dersen er fremdeles Prest baade
her og i Dickson; og ieg tor
visit nok sige, mn efter omtrent
) Aars Samvar med og Kend-
skab til ham, er der flere. 10
ganske sikkert de fleste i vor
Menighed, som err bedrovede.
naar der Ell eller anden Gang no.
res Cdtalelser ON, at han mn-
GgYis i en- nermere eller fierne-
re Fremtid agter at s6ge ct an
det Kald. Han er afholdt OF ag-
tet at de allerfleste iblandt os.
Med Hensyn til andre Forhol.
de, saa har Vi Diet ogsaa godt,
skont vi slet like er udsatte
for at bliye rige i en- Fart; jeg
har haft Skriyekl9 i Fingrene ct
Par Gange, naa jeg har set Ell
eller anden adyare Folk mod at
gaa helt OPP til ,,det heje Nord",
som de kalder ,,Sne og ~Isbjerge.
For Vinteren er sikkert verre
mango andre Steder end den err
her, og we'd Kevisville har vi
rigelig af Brendsel, en- god Ting
i disse Tider. like sandt2 Oct
var noget tort paa Forsomme-
rem i Flor, og 1.-THE cut worms"
var temmelig slemme, men ,,com-
plete failure har hidtil veret
ukendt iblandt os; og sk9nt en-
og anden kan h9res at klynke
og klage idt en- Gang imellem,
saa er visit de fleste fyldte med
Glade og TAX, for hvad vi fix
og hvad vi har. Vinteren var
langvarig her, som andre Ste
der, og Diet var svert, ia saa
godt som umuligt at faa FODDER
til Kreaturerne. Men i Ly at
Skoven var de arme Dyr dog
visit bedre stillede end mango
andre Steder, hyor der ingen
Skov var. Foraaret er ogsaa
sent og koldt, men Folk har
travlt med at faa Seden i Jor-
den nu, og skgnt ingen yenter
at faa ret megen modem Sgd,
fordi det err saa sent, og man
paa Grund Of Mangel paa FODDER
maa nSjes med at arbejde He
stene nogle faa Timer ON Da.
gen, saa venter man at faa saa-
meget mere ar Gr9nfoder, og
Diet tranger vi til her saavel
som modem S@d.
Hvad vi ellers mangler err nog-
lie flere dygtige, danske Far
mere med Eyne og Willie til at
arbeide i Skoven saayel som
med chores og andet henh9-
rende til Farming i ct Skov-Di.
strikt. vi har faaet ct Store,
hvor vi kan kobe Groceries,
m. m. nu. En- Land elefone skal
vi nok faa i en- nar Fremtid
den kommer r~igtignok like til
liver Familie, men bare til Post
huset, synes Diet. THE Telephone
Poles''er allerede lagt. Saa mang-
Ter vi bare en- r. r. Station nar-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
The Annex
1872 Evangelical Hymns,
translated and original.

for use in Lutheran churches and
homes.
Paper cover 10 Cents
Boards 25 Centa
Sample copies sent for exam.
nation and quantity prices quot
ed upon request from pastors and
teachers.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

Vii Gud, afholder Nord Da-
kota Kreds's Ungdomsforbund
Aarsm9de i Trinitatis Menighed,
we'd Kenmare, y. Oak, j Dagene
fra 8. til Il. JUL.
Ale Foreninger, som tilhSrer
Forbundet, bedes sende Delega-
ter. GLEN like at indsende eders
aarlige Bidrag Ill Forbundet /
god It'd, til K~assereren, Mr.. Wal
ter Camp, Kenmare, y. Oak,
Rt. /.
E. r. Andersen,
Nest Formand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

Wort Samfunds Formand, Pa
stor G. B. Christensen, har,
paa Indbydelse fra Forbundet,
lovet at foretage en- REESE i
Kredsen i sommer. Rejseplan
felger:
Sidney, Mont, PAS. Juni.
Dane Valley, $50. Juni.
Daneville Kaldet, "a. JUL.
Flaxton Kaldet, 6. JUL.
kenmare Kaldet, IS. JUL.
Trinitatis Nigh, ell. JUL.
Dickson, Alta, Can, 1918.
JUL.
Standard, Can, POI. JUL.
Winnipeg, Can, 25. JUL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
NaWA k

st. Johns Albany expects
to reach 3.000.0 90.
"Greater New York, One
half congregations of greater
New York $50, 100000.
President Frederick H. Bosch,
President of the New York Min
isterium reports from his con-
gregation $4,000. He hopes to
reach $4,000. Pres. Bosch has
rendered great service in speak
ing in eight different places be-
sides his own church in interes
Of the campaign.
Thirty-two churches totaled
..12.112.51.
North Carolina.
reports from 10 churches out
of 164 to which is to be added
from three Sunday Schools
$4,000.
Seven churches totaled $134S..
10.
North Dakota:
"Have some very encouraging
reports from several counties
stating they will go over the
top. Average for State will be
very good"
Fourteen churches totaled ST.
054.98.
Ohio:
reports Indicate we will
reach minimum quota. Ny con-
gregation has $3.50 for every
man, woman and child" $780,
90.
Fifty-three churches totaled
:, 926.44.
Oregon:
astoria over top. $1,000 re-
ported so far. Fine spirit shown
great enthusiasm for cause"
81. 10000.
More congregations to report.
Work going on" 100000
Three churches totaled $4,000.
Pennsylvania:
Eastern :@'tEmanuel, souder-
ton, Pa, $1200.14.
Holy Communion So. 571.S4.
Expect to reach $1,000"
East Central Rev. Sunday,
Chairman Of Franklin County
reports his congregation averag-
ing $1.35. Campaign cannot fail
it is of God"
Western - 'Twenty-fou Ohio
Synod congregations raised not
near through with campaign. All
congregations report going over
top. Some raising three times
others four times their quota.
Campaign cannot help but be a
success. Butler, Pa, gone over
top, other districts favorable.
Success is assured" 81, 10000.
Rev Charles MacLaughlin's
congregation reports $342.97 Of
this amount from Sunday School
which has 126 enrolled. Member
ship Of congregation $50. $2.251.-
25.
Fifty-one churches totaled 81
572.78.
r h e Island:
Congregations in Rhode Is
land all busy on their canvass
reports success. We have no com
plete reports"
South Carolina:
"All congregations reporting
r over the top. We should get
our quota easily"
Three churches totaled $233.60.
So D Dakota:
81 think we can safely say
$3.50 of pastors are taking hold
in fine shape. Their hearts seem
to be in the right place. I think
vo11 NAV laoL foru,ard - 9th
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
F0REL0BIG RAPPORT FRA
NATIONAL L. C.S IND
SAMLING.
May 25th,Z

Lutheran Bureau reports:
The following report includes
the returns up to Saturday, May
?, and is compiled on the basis
Of signed reports from the yari-
Gus state chairmen. 1t would be
exceedingly interesting to note
the amounts given by the indiv-
idual churches but space forbids.
There seems to be absolutely no
doubt that the goal will be
reached. Let redoubled efforts
be made in the consciousness
that 81, 10000 is a minimum for
the immediate needs Of our
brethren in Europe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

reports only. Weather churches
still have to report" 100000.
% churches totaled S52t5.55.
Iowa.
"Reports from different con-
gregations indicate we will be
over the top. Work still going
on"
Eighteen churches totaled
$4270.07.
Kansas:
st. Marks, Atchison, double
quota; Emporia, Peabody, Well
ington, Mcpherson, Wichita, Ro-
binson and others over the top
with big margins; these churches
still going; reports favorable
general opinion Kansas will go
over top. Three final reports out
of 155 possible reports 13 part
ial ones with membership of
20336." $4,000.
Women's Missionary Society,
Kansas Conference, Augusta Sy-
nod votes $4,000
Ten churches totaled $2823.10.
Kentucky:
Eleven churches totaled $12S9.-
Is.
Maine:
"Onehalf of quota from one
congregation out of eleven. New
Sweden collected $500.
Two churches totaled $416.57.
Maryland:
reports SO far splendid ex-
pect success everywhere. $3042.-
50.
Women's League of Baltimore
81, 10000.
Deaconesses at the Mother
house $4,000.
Thirteen churches totaled
$1144.03.
Massachusetts,.
"The First Lutheran Church
in Brockton will exceed 100000
Campaign is going on in Massa-
chusetts. | feel sure we are go
ing over the top" $685..
Three churches totaled 1890
OF.
chgan:
ut is going fine. There is no
question about people responding
if pastors give fine facts. Out
side of four or five pastors in
Michigan all have responded. 80
churches out of 800 report
ST, 081.00.
Eighteen churches totaled
$4360.17.
Minnesota:
reports from 70 congrega-
tons out Of a possible 1886. Some
congregations have doubled and
tripled their quota" 81, 10000.
Forty-five churches totaled
$5271.22.
Mississippi:
I'VE r still pushing the
campaign, results fairly good /;
reports incomplete"
Four churches totaled $115.75.
Missouri:
eight churches out Of a pos
sible 48 report with three Of the
eight still going. Missouri will
surely exceed her quota" $3579-
SO.
Montana:
I'm spite of crop failures for
two years and tight money and
small and scattered congrega.
tions people seem willing to do
their utmost to put the campaign
over"
One church totaled $4,000.
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ut is going fine. There is no
question about people responding
if pastors give fine facts. Out
side of four or five pastors in
Michigan all have responded. 80
churches out Of 800 report
ST. ,081.O0.
Eighteen churches totaled
$4360.17.