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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29

evening, accompanied by her mother.
Airs a. j. HYDE Mrs. Hyde has been
quite sick and Is here for change in
hopes OF bettering her health.
B. +. Marlin and Mort Booth were
IN PendIeton Thursday. Mr.. Booth
bought Mr.. Martins ranch which is
eight miles west OF here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Booth have been at the Casey
mill and expect 10 move to their new
home within the next ten days. Mr..
Booth says he expects to raise potatoes
as big as cabbages for II is flen land
and the climate out there Is grand and
most anything can be grown there.
Frank Watkins was Pendleton vis-
itor Thursday. Mr. Watkins bought
seven head OF sheep for his ranch and
had them shipped here by express
Friday.
Arthur Horne spent couple OF days
in Pendleton last week.
Alma Folk went to work for the
o. w. at Kamela last week.
George Karaindros left Thursday
evening for Chicago where he expects
to remain for some time.
Jack Dockweiller arrived here
Thursday from Near Pilot Rock. Mr.
Dockweiller is on visit to his wife
and father and was accompanied by
Mrs Dockwciller's mother who will
visit for a few days.
Mrs Morris and Miss Morris spent
the week end at Milton visiting Mrs.
Morriss brother. II. d. Hughes. who
has sold his valuable fruit farm and
will leave in short time to make his
FUTURE home at Smith Center, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. b. #. Marlin, Mrs. Nor
tin Booth and baby Betty spent Sat
urday shopping in Pendleton.
Mrs. George Crook and two chill
dren left for Pendleton Saturday
morning, Mr.. Crook going down to join
his family Saturday evening. The
Crooks expect to stay in the city
few days.
Sam Smith of the bridge and build
ing department of the O.-W.. was here
a couple of days last week with a num-
Der of men putting some OF the rail-
road bridges in order.
William Chelf made trip to La
Grande Saturday
Those attending the dance at Dun
can Saturday exening were. Guy Shep-
hard. Stella Sheppard. Dona Reed and
Guy ordeen. The young folks say
they had very enjoyable evening.
Nester Panenan left Sunday evening
for Pendleton.
a postal inspector from Califoria
was here on Business Wednesday.
Miss NJ. Jones left Saturday morning
for short stay In la Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29
Special News of UmdtiIId Co.

The last three days have been a con-
tinuous snowfall. There is almost as
much snow here now as there was In
mid winter Men are In coming In
from the timber ON skis.
j. ID. Casey returned from Port
land Monday morning ON train No. g..
leaving for La Grapde on No 90,
where he was gone for several days on
business.
Mrs. Arthur Horne went TO Pendie-
ton Tuesday. returning Wednesday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29
$40 ACRES WHEAT LAND MUST BE SOLD

$40 ACRES WHEAT LAND MUST BE SOLD
Owner in Pendleton for few days only. Located
miles N. w. of Touchet Wash. All IN cultivation,
rolling, no rocks For full information, inquire or
write Geo. E. K. Tichtnor, 210 Beauregard St., Pen
dleton, Ore. Phone 227-W.
This is positively going to be sold at sacrifice
price. See this at once and make an offer. Legal
description: w 1-2 of NV IA. all of SW Ia, w IL
of Sc Ia, Sec 8, L. Z N. R. 33 E.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29
BOOM IS IMMINENT;
RESOURCES OF OIL IN
MEXICO JUST TOUCHED
New Wells Spring Up in Wild
cat Territory and Influx of
Men and Materials Comes
From States.
BY RALPH III. TURNER

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
TAMPICO, March 29.-When Pres
ident Carranza issued HIS recent de.
cree allowing the resumption of oil
well drilling under provisional per.
mits, he did more than relieve the ten
sion that had arisen over the Mexican.
American oil controversy He per-
mtted a glimpse into Mexico's future
as an oil producing nation.
Mexico's oil resources have barely
been scratched. according to authori-
ties in Tampico.
Today Tampico is preparing for an
other BOOM Taking advantage of the
| opportunity to resume operations,
agents of the oil companies here and
at Tuxpam are applying to the gov-
ernment for permits, new rigs are be-
ing erected in the fields and the influx
OF new men and materials from the
| states Is under way At this date it
Is estimated that at least fifty new
wells will be started under tho pro-
visional permits. Half of these wells
Will be in wildcat" or unproven ter
ritory. Herein lies a phase of the
Mexican oil situation that has COM
manded the attention of petroleum
capital the world over
Seek New Pools
While most of these wildcat" wells
will be drilled within the region of
Tampico. the prospect of discovering
new pools, together with the world |
demand for oil and the ruination of |
many wells recently by salt water, has
drawn the attention of producers to
parts of Mexico which hitherto have
received scant attention as oil terri
tory.
In the Tampico region. wells will be
put down on factions as far as sixty.
five miles from the coastline. New
development is expected in the state
of Tsmaulipas: ,wildcatting" also is
looked for in the states of Nuevo Leon
and Coahuila, in some instances along
the American border.
Due to the involved situation as re-
CARDS titles. pending the final inter-
probation of Article 81 of the new
Mexican constitution. the new drilling
will not be as general as it might but
that docs not prevent the oil operators
from looking around" nor does il pre-
vent speculation as to the extent of
the undiscovered wealth which still
lies in Mexico sub-soil. In the oil
fields of tomorrow. it Is stated here.
may be included the states of Tabasco
md Campeche. along the southwestern
dip of the Gulf of Mexico. while at
east one millionaire operator is known
o have faith in Mexico's west coast,
n the states of Sonora and Sinoia.
Area less Than $50 Miles
Mexican oilY ''Why, it's lust been
ouched." declares Tampico, remem-
ield in this region totals less than $50
npor y,,iIac
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29
New Ethics
in Dentistry

THE health of the people is one of
4 the most important questions of
the day. Anything which conceals
information about health is little
short of criminal.
People are entitled to know all
about their teeth - all about dem
ustry-for infected teeth cause wide
spread sickness, disease and suffer-
ing. People cannot know of these
thlngs unless they are told. and the
pest way to tell them is to advertise.
That is why Registered Dentists
using the E. r. Parker System adj
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29
Knew Them.

81 told you" said the merchant. ito
mark this box Handle with care
What's this gibberish you've scrawled
en- it?"
That replied the college gradu-
ate. lis the Latis for Handle with
care
Hun How do YOU expect a bag
gage. man to understand that?U
Ite wont. ard therefore he went
get mad and smash the box.'-Bos-
ton Transcript
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29

Captain tspeaking to raw recruit
trying to drilD: What was your oc-
cupation before entering the army?"
Rookie: travelling salesman,
sirt."
Captain: Stick around; tyou'll, ge
plenty of orders here. The Ameri-
can Legion Weekly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29

Won-our Prof's sick in bed. today.
Tco- Thasso? What's the COM
plaint'
Won. No complaint; everybody's
atisfied.-Record.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29
The Home OF Hate.

quite a sporty villa. that, but 1 am
sorry to say it was built with money
made from many sufferings, writings,
agonies and much Blood
what monster lives there?'
"My dentist. ."-Pele- Mele (Paris).
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29
SNOW GIVES MEACHAM
TOUCH OF M|DW|NTER

Cast oregonian Specially
MEACHAM, March 2s.--Snow and
rain is the weather the people in this
district are experiencing this week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ra-
mona e. LaFevre, sister OF the
charge d'affaires of the legation
|of Panama, will aid in entertain
ling the prince of Wales when he
visits Panama. She will be the
guest of the president of the re-
public and Sonora de Porras aud
will return to the United States i'll
April.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-13
lp al

Robert Stayton returned yesterday
from q bgHinars trip 10 Rockport
g. ~ Petty is buck from SAN A..
tonic where hc spent two days un
BUSINESS
Mrs W Vs. cmrio ~ West csium
bin Texts h guest af the humo 70
Captain William Anderson 1f1 HO.th
Cafhncahun street
Mr. and Mrs. d g. lirlkatu nna
children Virginia and Joe uii ~ whom
IRE W were Yesterday reported ~ De
improving
Lennc Wright. 1913 South gae0ad
street who hnh been 9lifo 900. ia ln
proving
Mr. and MIS- Duke Oatmlu aud baby
nfe f'cOvoilns from % rononf Illness
Niles Marguerite icsfnI who ls
teaching az NunRe. Texas ia ni h0mf
FOR au Indefinite afhv duo tU q Hil.
pension ~ the ach0ai. 90 aacsn % 81
lnfluen1a.
MIR Frank y HufHnt and SONS
Vincent and Frances rnfufu0d sUatef
day from san Autullu whore iHcj sia.
tier Mira D. Ice ihoie-
u g Franks ~ The San hrfoEll
and Afunsna InAa railroad waH in Gore
pur Chris yeetsfdnv on business
trip
Edward q, Klehefp ~ ESQ iaw fifn
RleherH sfnyton md HDfth has rc.
turned from business Tip fu phlia
deiphla and other poi1ia in the East
D. D. Arluf nnd wife 10 Carbon
Neh afe Ia toe city ~ "a mlnfh'H HfAF
Mr nnd Mrs a. Smith nnd hHi
81 Alice afe report 81 i1 boz aef uun|s ID
with lnnp'r f7H
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-13
OREGON VOTERS Wit BE
SUBMITTED HOOVER TICKET

Hg Tho Annotated Press
pOETIAED Ore Feb. o. The
nlme ~ Herbert Hoover wiil ne sun-
ulftcl for ths approval ~ Oregon vo'
nfe aH tho next president of fha fn'fed
States Oswald West DEMOCRAT former
governor ~ this state announced to-
DAY Petitions Will bee circulated inn
mediateiy De said.
Replying % "a suggestion that Ar
Hoover has nor announced whether
DO will he "a democrat ar renHhlicfn
West remarked
THAT doesn't mnkc ans difference.
WIRE deciding for HIM Pc go going
go Bee Re- democrat
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-13
Name "Bayer" On
Genuine Aspirin

10 broom ~ 4 00Id h mo h0nd. NJ
DOCK. pr any uAt. 0f nodl hc sure yuu
infe only "iiafer Tablets on Aspirin"
win thc safety Bayer Cross On ihom.
This IA inc genuine hsplr pfraoribcd
hi pa1 'Uiaua ioi over eighteen years
lu ereh unhrokon "islyef" pIcHlgt
irf proper dlrccfionH GO safely relieve
fonr Colds Headaches Neuralgia FIJI
ache rpothache. Rheumatism. Hclufiga.
Luwl4To Neuritl8 and palms rensr1ily
Handy tin boxes containing I2 trNiaf.
cost only 70 few cents at ans drug 1tr rec
also laigel baSsr pfckagss Aspirin
is tho trade mlfEO uf iiIysf liHuuac-
iurr Of Monnacrtiegrlaeafor ~ saiirt-
Iiracid ndt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
sTvETw

A kdyz jsme sc tax dostali
cd Venizela az ku presidentu
Wilsonovi, nepochybn6 Sc "a
''jmem Dude pretteno, co o nem
''napsal v nedavnem feuilletonu
v jednom prazskem dennfku
znamy ceskt spisovatel, Jaro-
slav Hilbert. Toto:
Wilson je mrtev. Ne lidsky,
ale politely. A treba Re jeho
ideje nalezly souhlas jeste asi
tfetiny americkeho lidu, o tom
neni pochyby, re ~prakticky
jsou dnes odsunuty a re zvole-
nj Hardingovo - trivialne wy
sloveno - znamena ash toto:
AT nam, Americe, Europa
We've ma zada 80"
Wilson dovedl il engazova-
tt pro evropsky zajem, ale n.y.
nj nastala reakce a Amerika
Jest sobecky jen svou. Nevim,
stali-li jsme il mnoho, jisto je
vsak, re jsme mnoho zebrali q
re konec koncu dospela tam,
kan dospivaji obtezovani: k
odvracenf. Pro mas Evropany
znamena to, Re Sc musfme po-
staviti zcela jen ma sve vlastni
nohy a re, CO 81 tn jeste spfska-
me, vypijeme 81 take sami. LEX
ce neni pfijemna, ale jest zdra-
va; a doufejme, re Dude Mani
lpochopena a re Sc die nj roz-
umne zaridime.
"Jinak jest vsak S minulosti
a sc yzpominkou. A tn nebylo
by spravno, kdybychom i my
padli do chladu, jejz vuci Will
sonovi a jeho ideam Amerika
prave projevila, a kdybychom
my pres nescetne nase evil.
sonovy ulice' a pres nase Will
sonovo nadrazi hodili tohoto
idealistu do stareho zeleza va
leone DOLBY, pro nez nemame
vdecnosti. Nam = at jiz Anne
rika dnes soudi jak chce,-Wil
son byl oporou, jez V nasich
dejinach neZustala beze stop;
nam cd svych obecnych PROBE
VII behem valky, tax lidskych,
tax potesujicich, tax posiluji-
cich a teplych a svetlych jake
dech jarniho dine, az k onomu
skutecnemu pratelstvi, jez u
zavfel s Masarykem a s nasim
narodem, byl jenom cenny, a
my nemame, proc toho zapo-
menouti. A tax, at iiz dnes je
nazyvan diletantem, nebo je-
ste hufe, pro mas byl on velka
moralni j politicka pomoc a my
mu v tom houpaGkovem svete,
kteremu Sc rfka' politicky Ii
vot, zachovame onu vdecnost a
onu uctu, jez odpovidaji mire
jeho uznani a laskaveho pode-
preni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08

Historic ZaZHdmendVd nOulle
pripadu 0 nevdeku, Jehoz do
stale Sc lidem 0 vlast zaslouzi-
lynn. Jiz davnych casech Sc
rikavalo, re "republiky ,jsou
nevdecne,' coz by Sc snad mo-
hlo opraviti, re lid jest me-
vdecny', at uz jest to V repu-
blice heb V monarchii. Nevd6k,
iehoz dostane Sc n6kdy muzum
verejne pusobicim, neni tedy
ME noveho - i 2 naSi historic
ceske mohli bychom vybrati
dosti prlpadu toho druhu -
nicmene vSak takovy Gerny ne
vdek. .iehoz Sc dostalo Eleuthe-
riovi Venizelovi, tvurci "velike-
no Recka', IDA Sc byti piece
jcnom' urikem, necim ojedine-
lynn.
Jest to .jiz hodne m6sicu,
kdy ma tonic miste Jsme ma
psali, re Rekove 81 nikdy neza-
slouzili tie st6drosti, jakou vuci
MIN osv6dGila mirova konfe-
renee. Tehdy jsme ami sami ne
tuSili, jakou pravdu jsme fekli.
Rekove odmenili Sc cernym ne
vdekem nejenom svemu velike-
mu spolukrajanu, ale take spo-
jencum.
Sotva Dude treba, abychom
zde vypisovali, jak 81 pocinalo
Recko ga Konstantina behem
svetove valky. Jest to jeste Y
1--WE pam6ti. Konstantin sc ba
postaviti Sc verejne a primo pc
box sveho Svakra, nemeckehc
cfsafe, ale pomahal mu a SkO.
dill spoiencum, jak to jen slo
Uslechtila ieho chot', Y iednon
dopise svemu bratru, kaisero
vi, nazvala spojence "prasaty
svmemi", coz byl obzvlast'
nezny kvet n6mecke kultury.
lie Recko nebylo p%otrestan'
ia ulohu, iiz hralo We svetov'
valce, ia to ma co d6kovati je
nom Venizelovi. Tyr privodi
obrat V zemi, a kdyz spojenc
vyhrali - d samo sebou, y
byli by vyhrali stejne bez Re
cka - prihlasila Sc zeme ia
deleni o kofist a byla podele
ma naneWyse stedfe. StedrelI
nez kterakoli jina, podilejic
Sc We valce pc boku %spojencu.
Venizelos Ziskal pro Reck
takove hranice. re to vzbudil
zarlivost ysech jeho souperu
svetovy tisk psal o mem iak
'tnejvetslm statniku Y Europe
A tento muz byl zavrzen svyl
lidem, dokoncc donucen opust
ii svoii vlast, ponevadz zlvt
jeho nebyl tam bezpeGen.
Pc sve porazce V nedavnyc
volbach, ma odiezdu do I'LL
Francie. postal Venizelos tent
vzkaz feckemu lidu prostret
nictvim vetejneho tisku:
"Nechovam zadne trpkos
nasledkem vaseho hlasovar
jezto verim, re bylo by TO b
vaio obtiznym pro kterykt
jiny narod zustatl We zbra
diva roxy 30 uzavrenl nrimei
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

MOL pratele, proSlm, aDySte
zustali verni zasadam Liberal
nj strany a dekuji YAM Ia va
81 podporu. Budu vzdycky slou-
ziti sye vlasti V prvni rade."
Svoji porazku pricita Vent
zelos unaye lidu s politikon,
jeho touzep pc miru a navratu
vojaku 2 fronty a durazu, ja-
ky kladen .byl jeho odpnrci ma
to. re vydal Recko do rukou
cizich narodu. Tez vZnikla a
pudy nabyvala obava, re Veil
Ike Recko, .iez podarilo Sc We
nizelovi vytvoriti, zaplete zemi
do dlouhych valek a ovsem re
Tevnivost a zarlivost hrala svo-
il roll we volbach, V nichz byl
mad MIN vyneSen tax ZdrcuJi-
Lei rozsudek. X tomu daily by
Sc pfipocisti stiznosti prot do
maci sprav6 a pocit, re on sam
byl obeti svych velkoreckych
idei. Porazku svoji bere Veni-
zelos filosoficky a vuci .jedno-
mu q nejduvernejSich pfatel
prV poznamenal: "Jsem una
ven a chef 81 odpocinouti. Nyni
budu miti cas- cisti politickou
historic"
Ma udalostech, jez odehrava
~ Sc V posledni dobe V Recku,
samozfejme brazil zivou ucast
Pekove V teto zemi usedli a roz
delili Sc ma diva tabory. Phi tom
plekyapuje, jak mocnou stra.
nu mel "a sebou driveiSi kra.
Konstantin, jenz byl a jest pod.
porovan neistarsim reckym Ii
stem V Americe, Atlantis
New Yorku.
Tyr jasal mad vysledken
nedavnych voleb. jez byly pre-
dehrou nedelniho plebiscitu /;
ma pfednim miste otiskuje pc
dekovani cd Konstantina anne
rickJm Rekum, tenn, kteri pr
mem stall.
Zcela protichudne stanovi
sko zaujima p~okrokovy reck.
dennik V New Yorku, jen.
: pravi:
"Eleutherios Venizelos, veil
: XIV premier Recka, Sc VIDA
kdyz byl prohral minulyc.
/ volbach. Jeho nezdar, ma mist
ably sniZoyal hodnotu jeho We
likych a nevyrovnatelnych sill
zeb, umist'uie jei vedle Militia
A da, Themistokla, Sokrata, Ar
stida, Capodistria a Trikupia
= iinych mulu velikych cinu a
n dealu, kteri nejenom nebyli |
: znani svymi soucasniky. ale dt
t konce nekteri odsouzeni iimi
smrti, ackoli prace techto mi
h III zustaya uctivana do tohot
Il dine celym civilisoyanym sv'
TEN.
II "Reckf lid zavrhl. k cemu
ma jiste lplne prayo, muz
Il Jenz zatkl nasi tolikrate ur,
i, zenou q rozedranou Waikiki
j. bran CaTihradu . V Brusse.
II dial predrost Rallimu a Goun
nj risovi a ostatnim toho druh
lidem, lteri ieste nedavno V
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08

dali vychodni Macedonii Bull
hardm - kteTi prohlasili, Re
Mala Aisle neni nevyhnutelne
kolonif feckeho naroda!
"Jedine budoucnost mdze
ukazati, do jake miry rozsu-
dek reckeho lidu prospect Rec
ku a do jake miry uspokoji Ia
LOBBY vznasene proti Liberalni
strane, i vzhledem k jeji donna
CT smernici. Nebylo by mono
pocftiti ami stinu optimismu,
kdybychom NELL souditi die
jejich minulosti muze, kteri Sc
chopili otezi vlady V souhlasu
rozhodnutim lidu. Kazdy o.
pravdoVy REX doufa vsak z
hloubi srdce, re nespatfi hrou-
tfci Sc k zemi majestatni ma
rodni stavbu vybudovanou O.
hnivym vlastenectvim a gent
EN- velikeho kretskeho statni-
ka, p. Venizela, jenz povzdy
Dude IMAM jake zosobitel ctno-
sti Teckeho lidu a zaroveR nej-
vznesenejsfho idealismu recke
rassy."
Pad Venizeluv prekvapil
svetovou verejnost, nebot' Sc o.
cekavalo, re We volbach brave
zvitezi a jeho porazka, tax
zdrcujicf, byla necim neoce.
kavanym, nicmene vsak Veni-
zelos ,neni jedinou z "velikych
postav valky'', jejiz slava Ia
stinena. !.
Byl cas-, kdy den co den ma
prvnich strankAch svetovych
zurnalu skvelo Sc jmeno Gle.
menceau-ovo, jenz ivan "a
chrancem Francie'', a kde Jest
dnes? Kolik Jest to tydnu neb
mesich, kdy posledne ctli jsme
v noyinach jmeno'C lemenceau-
ovo? TZaehrance Francis, ja-
ko' korunu. sveho dlouheho Ii
vota, pfal 81 presidentstvi Fran
Gle. Grad tento Sc media vubec
ami srovnati s presidentstvim
Spoj. Statu, jest to spise jenom
cest, samo sebou velika cest, X
Jake Clemenceau domnival Sc
bvti opravnen, avsak "neydec.
ma republika' rekla "ne" a
poslala sveho zachrance ma Cd
pocinek, kde upada zapome-
mutt. A snad Clemenceau me-
dostane Sc ma prvni stranku
svetovych zurnalu, pokud -
nezemre. PAX sc o mem Dude
svetovy tisk rozepisovati ne
celych sloupcich a budou O mem
xydavany knihy.
A kdo slysel V posledni dob6
O Orlandovi, valecnem premie'
ru Italie a Sonninovi, zahranic'
MIN m%inistru? Ma mlste prvni'
no Jest Giollitti, jenz stavel So
prot valce, ma miste Sonnino
We Sforza, o nemz "a valky ne
bylo slyset.
V Americe Wilson sam nepo
treboval Sc podrobiti soudu ;
orteli svych spolurodaku =
nasledkem nemoci sve suctova
s cinnym politickym a vubec W
lrejnym zivotem, nicmene vsal
videl, jak narod zamitl kazd'
,ljeho prani a kazdou jeho radu
Neni ami jinak mono, nez y
nese trpce shrouceni Sc svycl
snu a idealu o lepsim porozu
meni mezi lidmi sveta, k cemu
! Svaz Narodu mel byti prvnir
krokem a re ieho vlastni kraja
: ne pripravili mu to trpke zkla
mani. Ma Wilsonovi, name
! ma zreteli ty posledni diva rok
jeho administrace, naplnila s
: ia stara pravda, re ''nikdo v
vlasti prorokem." | We vlastr
h stran6, kterou dvakrate pc Sc
be dovedl k vitezstvi, coz s
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WOMAN WITH VOTE
WORTH HALF DOZEN
MEN, SAYS CIRCUIT
Outlines Responsibilities of
Women Voter in Address
at Newport

wf | live until next Tuesday,
shall have voted fourteen tnnes 70,
president of the United States, and
every time | have voted the Republi.
can ticket" sail EX-Gov. Josiah r.
Grout in his convincing talk to the
Woman's Club at the Goodrich Lib
rary in Newport on Wednesday af-
ternoon. Gov, Grout said he was sure
thought was right, and II they ana
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
Merchants Day Aerial
Performance Postponed

Weather conditions that made safe
flying impossible caused the manage
ment o. the Charlie and Charlie Av-
iation Company to postpone until to-
morrow afternoon the advertised
fight of Lieut.. Paul Robinson, who
in celebration Of "Merchant's Day
had aoreed to perform a variety Of
aerial stunts for the benefit of St.
Johnsbury people and all outsiders
who cared to come to the village for
the exhibition.
A fine rain has been falling at in
tervals since early this morning and
a raw wind has been in evidence.
Such conditions are indeed very un-
pleasant for an aviator who contem-
plates some very difficult air tricks.
Don't forget the exhibition will be
given Saturday afternoon at the same
time between and 40 o'clock.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-29
ST. J0HNSBURY
SLOW TO AID
CHILDREN
Only Small Part of $1,000
Quota for Child Aid Has
Been Subscribed

The following list Of cEa;Iman are
now conducting the drive for tn
Children's Aid Society in Caledonia
County
East Burke, Mrs. Perley Harris.
West Burke, Mrs. NJ. T. Rugglls
Newark, Mrs W. A. Wade
Kirby, Mr. W. p. Russell.
st Johnsbuly, MIS-. W. II Hey
wood
Wheelock, Mrs. Lucy Wood.
Sheffield, Mrs. A. O. Gray.
Lyndon, Mrs O. d Mathewson
Barnet, Miss Edith Wallace
Sutton, Mrs. J. Spaulding.
Danville, Mrs. Murray Clement.
Peacham, Mr. ID. f. McPhee.
HardWick, Mrs Anna Spaulding.
Walden, Mrs. G.. H. Hazelton.
Waterford, Mrs E. C Chandler
Stannard, Mrs J. d. Hutchins.
Ryegate, Miss Marion Hall.
Groton, Mrs. Grover Smith.
The larger towns are having Il
house to house canvas but the small
ler towns are doing the work throug h
the school children under a commit
tee. The quota for the county IS
$4,000. The quota for st. Johnsbury
is $1,000. This may seem large hut
St Johnsbuly has already been help
ed by the society and will have to call
upon them many times here. st,
Johnsbuly has population of SOL.
Lyndon has a population Of 1904 and
has been given a quota of $500. One
lady raised $175 in Lyndon in one
morning. There has been no such re-
cord for st. Johnsbuly.
'Unless we give more generously,
we shall not begin to raise our quot a, "
said Mrs. Hevwood today. "The
heart of the people is very hard #
the appeal for help for the children
falls on deaf ears. There are no
truer words than those on the socie
tvs poster,-'no child is safe unless
every child is safe If 25c is a you
can afford to give, there is nothing o
say but if you give 25c and shou d
give $40 there is much to be said.
"Fifteen dollars for fifteen minutes
of pleasure; fifty people wait ng for
the chance; $3.50 easily in sight there
Are you going to let the children of
Vermont who are crippled physically,
mentally and morally ask Us for help
that they may walk without stumbl-
mo and we say that this is nothing
to us"
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their forces are in full retreat every
where"
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-Presi-
dent Wilson today wrote Gov. Cox,
expressing confidence in him. The
letter follows:
'Twenty-ninth of October, 1920
"My dear Gov. Cox:
CAS- the campaign approaches It's
climax | want to give myself the
pleasure of writing to say with what
admiration | have followed your
course throughout the campaign.
You have spoken truly and fearlessIy
about the great issues at stake and |
believe that you will receive the em-
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