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ESPIRITISMO.
mAcIA. MAGNETISMo. Etc.

At. ds ,u~ar por medic del HsErs-
tismo. Danes. m2sais y ginaas=s IS $50
CLav:cu!a del Rey SaoE0G '-- a"e
DIcc,ona-lo IaternAl.-Conucne IA n2Eia
alzrca. roiA = neE=s- aE7rIcionRs. en-
c-antamlenros. coEg-ros. &c S-o9
Doyma : Ritual de e Ala M~aEI2-Conae-
ne e! T=IanGU!o &c SSSonen. n S@0Aa.
= Ta-oJ, secrstos del exIuo. nSronaa-
Il Ye-dsde-o Libro de O-o.-PTaEt!cas GS
naEGeLlsmC. hIpnot!smo ;
Lect4-Rs oIe coE-lGen q ap0c&aieHSS.
a f1lt2 de yp!uata1, las energiAs. IN We
G,c,pD -myssgaGo en- te!E ............S2.09
q Dragon Roso, y SEA e. ar1e de alaHdar \
.oS espi-itls S%
q PuceI lie. Seaa4au.en,o.->l toasIapo
- y-Tds5.ro Dragon Rojo.-Encaatsruieo-
oos con;cros. ~Eec-stos e ulssiz, ecc-.-s2-S9
Enchi-iGi9aes. Gr'1norlos ; FentAea!oS NO-'S
H~ipnousuo Tsatr@L-0Smossrae'oa De as
ts-sas de .os punclp1.es hIpncL-aao-
=, > ilusignistas ......---.--......$i-25
Ia Gran Var!ta AG.vinaGora , a Vie
10 D-uiGa de IA PsramItes ......So-+o
Ia Venus AaS~lca--SscE=ISs ara M
unar
a.1nctsno-obr nuevl por q
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Hrsiee.a. EdlS4ou CDsc2 ) cotnp4eI4
Or. EIs~orts. Historic Del hirDotssmo:
Los sGms.able, secrstOs dc Alberto ell.
S-anGe -SS-SI
Nsgnelsz1o Pegson@--H.stozla ee mag
A ~, gIa,-a sGe
49, = 49, %erra ...... sos
AnI =, ~TTF;s-1, Acc
Sec-e;o, DE- !os Ga-!JOS-A-re de Eanar
rodos los gu-=Us
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s.e-p-.,. Se IL presaGiE!t.cI0n y = AzEIa-
Leccioaes Vracucas de = 2rS-
t-figltac1Ja
Te,0-c ie M:lagros De a Cruz Se Sar2Fa-
LlE
Ts-as, De Ctpnr:aS Ocultas. TCC Scott
Tnrart,n E..i-LtIsmo. Astco.cEia. &c. oOc
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OgkAS POE TiCAS.

D!UeTSpS--
Caayes De V.cl = E=VSran-a- Poc
Ruben Darlp w
g L,Sro AzuL- psesIas pOF Aa1oer,o
E.ycva 'Vc
~ pa-rrso Mex aaC.-1 5UE1cS 900, 10
I-a,ras. po- Salvsdo- Ddz Nixon .... 100
pocs.as &c AurorIo P.a.l --..--..... oVc
Egcs.as Es,oElcas 5e = Eoaaer.-Ln
tumO TEA o.. $50
PSes.as De Nanuzl Gutierrez N.leEa
= tones -eLa
Pasiouzrias. 1or Slen-e! " Flores 1900 zoe
Poeslas IL N&uGsl AClna .---.-- 'S
Sonc,ns ' Sona.as-Pcesl4s lie MiEue! Be-
Ianus Cache .S--s
Tabarp-Herrroso p,eEsa Ericc po- 10
r-!La de San asrUG- u to11o ;es& $A.VS
OBRAS DE kUGo SJN"Af
Il Se-reto &c "a New --.--...'..-- 10y
Ia Casa Rela 10Y
AlstCE-O S0S
deuto Dor n RSyo ..s""-''-"- , Soo
lin MELER EoN
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MANUALES PRACTICES

p -->,oT collection sr 81 geusro---0Hsos SUI
pcstIS0s IN tela. q S!'9y eale s"'''
Manual Sc AEricuIsura y Gan@1eEi2-
Naruu. De Astes y O;1cscs-
Manual Ge Ac-s-rS ; JaooCss-
Manual dc A.oarI-erIs-
Nanua. O. C4Ep.Hgegla &c IaLS--
N.nu.4 - CcrraIe-.a $ Obrds &c h:sEro
N4.,.zi Del Joastrro : PoNo-lst2.
Manu-. Dc. Cu-Ii8or &C Fieles.
Manual del louIye.O : P7ste.eTo.
Naaua. del Dysa4lGo- -.co-lsI-
Manual &c E.ey-rclL4L.
Manual &c ECJO@-A:'a-
Manual Del Hc.aate79-
Manual te I4-dl-rT.a 3 HOrHc-.--@
Mania &c La6CTso &c AIIAs-
N2nlsi &c Le.ne1ia.
Manual lie IecaG9ca Industrial
Mzuua- tel Fgacos-
Mtnual de! T~e.eg-af.sta ; Te:ctouis&
Mz4aAl &c. kssoysrc-
Manual Ge. Sasfrc.
AHnu2l 1-l t4oucaate i- Weiss
Nanuai de- T-.crIuar'a , EGllJa'i0n-
2-u4aI dc. slgaEeEU-
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En- la Supreme Corte co~nversaban,
animadamente dos funcionarios pu-
blicos:
Hay que "arbitrar' recursos.-
dice uno gravemente.
-Fi....fi.... fl! suena el pito del
Maestro.
--Yo me ocupo de ESQ, informa el
otroy levantando el ihdice.
-Fi.... fi..... fill, pita el
Maestro.
-6Quien pita?, pregunta ell prime
TO.
-Creo quo es un Maestro de escue-
la loco 0 beodo que anda de oficina
en- ofic;na, silbando como n Guile
bra.
-Pero. iporque toleran aqui esa
canallada? VA he notado que cada
vez que hablo suena el pito.
10 mismo ME pasa e mi: apenas
digo dos palabras, va esta pitando csc
perillan.
-Vamos a quejarnos al Ministro
de instruction PGblica.
-Vamos!
:. - =
-1Y bien?
ST, senior, es un majadero que
anda por aqui con IN pitO %desgarran
do los oidos.....
-Hola!
y cada vez que habla Il per-
ona respectable, SAGA ell pito conde-
nado Y hace bulla. Ahora mismo es-
Ia en- el dintel de esta puerta.
Fl. .fi....fi!
-.Oye senior? iva esta pitando!
Una grave voz de catedratico dijo
'desde afuera.
No Sc dice "dintel' sine umbral.
- - !.
En- Ia antesala del Ministerio de
instruction Publica habia una pare
jita enamorada que Sc Gonna con los
ojos.
Estaba esperanto su turno para en-
trar; pero no manifestaba impacien-
cia.
FL V ella gozaban al placer de ha-
llarse el uno junto al otro, muy GER
quita, Y ia blanca mano de ella en-
tire las dos mGnos de el".
Cuando CREAM qpe nadie les veia,
el osaba acercarse a su rosada meji-
LA y Ia krcguntaba muy bajito:
ME amas?
Jay 81! contestaba ella ruburosa
\ un segundo despues Sc lie acer-
caba ella con disimulo Y lie dirigia
con ansia esta interrogation:
-Me amas?
-Ctn locura., contestaba 6l, enfa
ticamente.
FL resto Sc 10 decian con los ojos.
Ali cstaba atistando Ell maestro de
escuela y.....icosa rara....no pito.
Cuando Sc ~present0 ell Ministro V
todos Sc ~pusieron en- pie, cl professor
tomo Ia palabra Y dijo:
Primer premjo de gram&tica pa
"a estos j6venes e~namorados. Los
demas, a Ia cscuela!
IH-sf--
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AreHt1lras de Sherlock Holmes,
a 50 e~srtG=cs rzSz :omo).
= EeuGSCSC Ge NaGAsFreS-
z ac5O GcI DIauAEle EEL-
- S;gs Gel CsuryrS.
Blackwell . Esra& te. AAG,sslL
JACK g DcsrrIpECo-.
Los N0ne1srGs ,,-.5y5 e Lolt=sL
u Mz.st2 SauSTeHt&
In Aeaiso Criminal
II TrsEameato del Director
Sasr.orS holmes y O. CoIsraa&ndlsSa c.
.as Pusrsas de = Auezte- t0p:s
I'm "a Escuela -. CEIacL &c EIttSbusx.
La SludR Ro.a Dc PARIS.
u Besr4z AuG4a2
Una SGcAe Ge Terror
Il Eobo del Collar g PeTls>
"a la:ame POssCa Cc- Cana
81 NauL-aEIo Je Corfu
- ReT de taS S4Rdiccs-
Apeataras ds John e. RGjfssS.
"a % e~sH!Ggos ecSa tossol.
e tncOgEl-o Ml5SeTtoto-
On Gcbo 81 q FaGaslO Real
Il Principe IuEador.
z A5a.:o en e. Sleeping
= Ann EDSo-
Z der~de-o de EaSlestoue.
e Sec-s.o Del tnilio.
2 Easo SzitsGGo--
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LIBKOS DE AvENlUKAs Y WALES.

Las NaEav:L2S Gel sao 2G1e
la Doace.La RapraGa-
Il EusIi Gel Negro
e IesorO del kogGi.
EG Vi&t- de BOdas.
z Sacs-acte De. Sol.
Z Teso-o Gel EsI&G0.
En- a R2tcae-z-
<. SecrrJo del Tesoro-
ObrCS de Emil!o SCigGr.
II SIS SGGa toHEs.J
Los NISccrlcS &C "a India
Los Aratas &c a Ma.AS44
- CuCqu.SGa de IN LIpsr!0.
Ia yenE-nEa Ge -SacGcAan.
Ia heconGGIsta &c AOnpE&csG
e Reg del Are
En- rs HGaLsass de Africa
Il Tesoou Ge a Montana AZul.
- Destruction de Carriage.
Les PIE4-2S de Is BeruUdas-
= ENSernlIn.o de Una Tr!bu-
las AE:LAS de Ia ESte9a-
L. ESt-eii2 de n A~caUcRnIS-
III - Mar de IS Perks.
Z H:lo dc! CoEsa-iO Roio.
Loo UltinIoS kiliDGste-uS.
Les Es-raGus d. Il China
La GCa2Ha de Orc
e kresIreGJe de las Coion!aS-
L. Jisa&z Blanca
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AMERICAN LES CO. Dept F:
i29 East 18th. St, New York City.
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DEL Ola


+ T
Ell Ministro de instruction Publica
hizo I'm gesto de disgusto en- presen-
cia del ~importuno, y dijo:
--Vamos, listed no quiere deJarme
tranquilo. De repente voy a encon-
trarle metido en- ell plato de Ia sopa-
Soy pobre, senor....
-Todos los maestros de Escuela
son.
Nal hecho: las mujeres son ca
ras. \
-Pero 81 estuviera empleado, va
me las arreglaria.
-Bueno, hombres, bueno. lie voy
g dar IN destino r~eservado, ioiga!
Soy TODD oidos.
va I'd. a ensenar gramatica.
lie acomoda?
70 enseno TODD, senior, hasta los
ccdos cuanio Sc desgasta Ia tela de
la americana, como ahora.
-Bien. listed ensenara gramatl-
ca.
IA quien?, senior.
Al gobierno.
Sc burla listed de un pobre profe
sor cesante....!
No, querido, no.. Tome listed
este pito. tSabe listed pitar?
-Vivc pitando de-. ..hambre!
-Mejor. So mission Sc reduce a
andar por aQui, pOr las oficinas de
Palacio, Y cada vez que olga astcd
una falta grammatical, sea de quien
4uere, pita I'd.
-;Pito 80?
ST.
-;Y 81 IA falta...?
-Comprendo: 81 soy yo cl que Ia
cometa, tanCo mejor: pita listed mas
fuerte. Ganara listed IN bHcn suel-
do.
-Pitare sin descanso y lleno de
agradecimiento, senior MIC; y todos
los dias bendecire Ia mano genera
50 que. $1,000.
-Basta de discursos, senior macs
tro de escuela.
= :: ::
FL Ministro 2 su amanucnse:
-Escriba usted-Senor Presidente
del Consejo Municipal....
-"Senor Presidente del Consejo
Municipal.
El maestro escondido detras de
Ia puerta:
Piece fl. ..fi....!
e. Ministro Sc turba, hacc lamar
al maestro, que entra hacienda re-
v~crencias, Y lie dice:
-iPor que ha pitado listed?
-Porque he dido decir ! Su Exec
lcncia: Presidente del Console Num-
cipal.
-iY esta nal dicho?
ST, senor: Ia palabra Consejo,
simp!emente significa. Ayuntamien-
to. Municipalidad. Decir Consejo Mu
n;cinsl as dacir prasidancia nrasidan-
o;oI
uor,bro -, +or.os ,.oco- cr,o
Ia sido nooa.o;oro," on -; oroblH -
M mo bohio $500
n &
Pos GnS nitaq
-Porone Su Fy~calencia ba dicho
za.
y .rra ticne oso2
raiabro oas+.uo,o p. co,.o.
;o1 NJ 80 6;oo oansaia,,o
IA 49,
s.
-Cron;as retirosai
81 ,~,ooruorse.
-"Ponra I'd, Conseio c~antonal.
y a1ada 2Na1ana te,dra lucar,
-Fi.....fi.....fi....!
-Venga, honlbre. que ha habido
ahora?
I'm galicismo. senior: no Sc dice
"tener lugar ESQ cs frances puro.
All. icarambaI
Sc dice: Sc afectuara..
Ell amanuense al Ministro:
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Epilogo: Ell seguida lie quitaron Ell
pito...y Ell sueldo.
Fl pohre maestro no saba que en-
las atlas regiones oficiales no es ell
pito ell que vale, sine el incensario.
J. A. CAMPOS.
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OSRAS De MAUPASSANT
OBRAS De CARLOTA ERAEME

SSNAS &c SHNLOlA
t. 50 eeztzvos eGda usG.y
Az9crEa.
Amores SubLmes.
CosAzon &c Q-o-
Dora.
Z. .ecrsro de Lady Mur,el
En- 81 M1a2a2 &C Dodas
EaJ-e Gc5 Pscsdos
lavgzclo.e Amor.
Le0no-.
- Teataci6a de unz Iuier.
LUchA de Amor.
Ia .l0dssns Cenicie::a
IL COaGcsa &c CgaGoc
La EsLrcLa de Amor
Ma -eou que INA Nuix
Jgrz : PArJe
S-eRos Gel Coraz6n
MATERIALS DIVERSAS.
Album lie c4acioaes 2e2uIareS escoEidSs.
OTs.r-ss ) ZGZzleLas ....-......-.. $3.50
:. Reg L= los CocsneTos. TrGcGGo prAc-
- &c eczema ooO
e A-;e de hAcs-se rico. por BeCia-
Ccia ErauE4ia O.S0
BlD.ioLeca de u Risa. o1-a cEpa- de ha-
Ger -eIr q los ngestos.-2 .0Gcas :e!a $500
e Anna de Casa. Qua &c u mulsr
0.eG =GDca4a Ell nsa.e-sa dc coc!.a,
ucOoas. LlSI=1=. cost1Iaor=s sociales.
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i-GsE-aal con E-E52cos ..--..-....... soc
Los sCeuos exbEcados po- e maEico de
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- Blg.O- Cb-2 81 81 geAegO J Il
uss recommendation .ur los busAUS macs
rus SITS
AOGu.J-OS $ GomPCslC!OEes para Reel
a.. EG-grsaGsGCs De los nelOEes gos-
las csp2uo.es ( EIsI Gac-aaGeEcaEos ..$o.I5
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iEHS-ase dc las Ilo.CS. t-GLGs, 1caE!1o,
exc, : collection de PeH5am;cntos para
Ey5-4cS +FS
Sgevo M=.3Go rara AprenGer a tocar G4:-
tara, $40 ucceSIG2d de maestro ...-... oyS
Or4cElO No.EsIm0 0 EbCO de los Gestinos soc
EenSaC1seuLus para EOsL2!es.-Evcc sIsacEoa
de Verses para tar!etIs Posta.CS, aSaai-
500 ) ADAMS 0Vc
Pe-tectO SSyrslario Observation-Disclosures de
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y smoTCSas. pEOsAmIt Is para pOSIsIes
= caEtaS de peC-U.egso. -I5ro special pa
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Sec-elos &c IA BeLeza tener!aa. LI5-0
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
EVERY FOREST BLAZE
BOOSTS LUMBER COST

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga. PO-
Every time there is a forest fire it is
a contributing factor to the increas-
ing price of lumber, according to
Charles Lathrop Pack, president of
the American Forestry Association,
who, in statement here today de-
nounced the needless SS0,OOO,0O an
nual forest fire loss of the United
States as "a wasteful strain upon the
resources of the nation Standing
timber is heing cut and destroyed by
fire. diseases and instcts, he said,
more than four times as fast as new
trees are being grown.
"Here is an example of what con-
fronts the nation,' declared Mr.. Pack,
"The wholesale prices on upper grades
of soft wood lumber in New York were
from SEQ to S25 a thousand feet prior
to 1865, when mills in the same state
supplied the market, from $35 to S45
between 1855 and 1917 when most of
the supply. came from the lake states
and the south and are now entering a
general level Of S1S0 thousand feet
with a large part Of the material COM
! ing from the Pacific coast.
"Many industries have been unable
to secure their supplies of timber a
Iany price The output of certain en-.
tire industries has been reduced a,
imuch as so per cent. Necessities hav,
Jared worse than luxuries and have
iaffected seriously practically our en-
tire population"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
POLITICIANS SPEAK TO
STANF|ELD AUDIENCE
CEast oregornan special.l

STANFIELD, Oct 29.-Tuesday
evening r. n. Stanfield, candidate for
United States Senator, spoke to large
and enthusiastic audience at the Peo-
pies Theatre, talks were also made by
Senator Eberhard OF La Grande and
Senator Ritner Of Pendleton.
The Ladies Aid met at the church
parlors Thursday afternoon, the meet
iLg was called to order by Mrs Connor
the president, after the usual routine
Of business. Lunch was served by Mrs.
Frank Sloan and Mrs. f. S. Severance.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Waldo Coe are
spending some time here on their
ranch 'Campone." they expect to re-
turn 10 Portland in time to vote.
The Catholic Ladies Altar Guild met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. r. Hazen.
Clay Schrimp a former resident of
stanfield who for the past three years
has been located near Miles City Mon
tana, has returned and will make his
home here on one of his fathers
sanches
Mrs. Harriet Stanfield of Portland
"a5 liit HutrA oi lei uduSnlcT MTS.
Carl Helm the first Of the week.
Miss Jessie Briefly was weekend
visitor at Milton.
Mrs. f. S. Severance and Mrs. James
L. Lane were shopping in Pendleton
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred George and
daughters Of Echo were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Cleveland Sunday.
Mrs. F. Il. Everett and son Miles
We're in Pendleton saturday
Mrs. c. r. Hazen and children Leo
and Maria spent several days in Port
lend the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Frances Hedrick of Moscow
Idaho is the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs o. Roberts.
Mrs, James o. Campbell and daugh-
ter Lotus Of Nolin were in town for
several days.
Miss Martha TUNNEL returned to
her home in The Dalles after a months
stay here.
Mike Mohr who had the contract of
packing the apples here finished his
work Tuesday and will return to The
Dalles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

A rractieing attorney IN Umatllla
County for twenty-three years contin-
uously. has been regularly nominated
for Prosecuting Attorney. He served
as Deputy District Attorney Of Una
tilla County for two years under sam
+. Van Vactor. 19i1-l2, while Mr..
Van Vactor resided at Heppner. At
that time the District was composed
of two counties. Umatilla and Morrow
and a Deputy was necessary. Since
1914, the District has been composed
OF umatllla County only. Since 1915
the taxpayers have been paying two
salaries TO run the office OF District
Attorney; One to Mr. Keator and one
to his Deputy II am elected. / will
save the taxpayers 100000 a year. as
! will devote my'tsme to the duties Of
The office and not require a regularly
salaried Deputy.
charge Mr.. Keator, my opponent,
with reckless extravaganza In office,
not only in requiring a salaried Dep
uty at the expense of taxpayers, but in
bringing such expensive cases in court
as the Homer Watts case ana the jim
Means case. These two cases, II prop
er Judgment had been used, would
never have been brought into court.
They cost the taxpayers several hun
dred dollars and there was no compe-
tent evidence in either case to Justify
a conviction. Many other expensive
cases can be named which should not
have been brought a District Attor-
-.
before filing informations. or causing
indictments. and not harrass people
through spite" or malice" at the OK
pense OF taxpayers.
If am elected pledge myself to
strict law enforcement and will devote
my entire time and attention TO the
duties OF the office. / will see TO II
that every person arrested shall be im
mediately taken before magistrate in
the manner provided by law and Civ
en- a hearing without being kept in JAIN
for weeks without such. As chief le-
gal advisor OF the county. l will not
permit the brutal third degree" TO b,
given to any prisoner at any time by
any detectives or any other person.
Poor people shall have the same care
ful attention that is given rich ones.
l will give every person a square deal
and protect the taxpayers against Of
flcial extravaganza. Every person
who calls 10 see me in my official ca
pacity will be given careful hearing
and accorded courteous treatment. 1
viii not recommend an indictment at
any time against any person unless
there is sufficient proof TO justify a
conviction.
appeal to no class nor to any par
ty. but to the people in general to
whom | pledge myself for speedy and
economical transaction OF all business
and strict performance Of all duties.
My number is 60 on the ballot.
(Pa'd. Adv)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

sidering to such candidates who would
not consider a shorter term.
The passage of such ap amendment
would also lessen the expenses of
election and win clsssify public service
under the same practical tenure as pri-
vate business wherein competent
heads Of departments are rated by
their ability and efficiency.
ENDORSEMENTS
This amendment is endorsed by Ben
w. Olcott. Governor of Oregon, by
Geo. M. Brown, Attorney General, who
endorses 1t in the following words;
Il endorse constitutional amend
meht fixing term of certain county Of.
ficlals. and especially as 1t relates to
the clerk and sheriff.
Il do so for the reason that 1t is in
the interest of we'll trained public Of
/ ficials."
Also by Sam A. Kozer, Secretary OF
State, to the following effect:
Il am heartily in favor of the pro-
posed constitutional amendment ex.
tending the terms of county sheriffs
county clerks and county treasurers t
four Years believe that the endorse
Imept blythe people of this amendment
is in the line of progress and win re
suit in more efficient administration
} of the duties of those offices, TIL,
: term of Office at present is hardl,
of sufficient duration to enable an of
Z ficial TO acquaint himself with the du
r ties thereof before he must seek re
election. A longer term of office. I
: my mind, tends toward the more eff
r cient performance Of the dutiee Of tn
: office by those whom the people ma
n select therefor"
: This amendment is also endorsed b
: Conrad p. Olson, Eugene Brookingl
: land many others.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
A Bill That Saves Money
CREATES NO NEW OFFICES
FUTS ALL COUNTY OFFICES ON SAME BASIS BY MAKING
TERMS OF EQUAL LENGTH

Efficiency. more capable public Of
fIcials, and reduction OF expenses are
the three most important elements to
be considered when an amendment to
our constitution is before us for initia-
ton,
The initiative measures Nos. 30S
and 309 for the amendment of the
constitution Of the State of oregon in
the matter of increasing the term of
office of certain county oficials--that
is. county clerk, coroner. sheriff, sur
veyor and treasurer, if ratified by the
vote Of the people in the election Mo-
vefnber, 1920, win undoubtedly result
in a more capable and efficient type
Of official, will give the taxpayers less
expense. and will result n greater ef-
ficlency in the work of these various
officials
The undersigned recommend this
amendment for the increasing of the
term of office of county officials for
ratification by the voters OF This state
for the above reasons, and because OF
the following further advantages
which will accrue to the taxpayers OF
this statdSif this amendment is passed
and becomes part of the Constitution
of the State of-Oregon. Capable mer
will much more readily run for office
when they are assured Of four-yeai
term in case they are elected, mas
much as two-yedr term merel,
means that by the end of the first yea
when they are just beginning to ge
acquainted with the duties Of their of
flee they must start a campaign 70
reelection. which involves consider
able expense on their part in additio
to the worry and attention, and les
sens their efficiency in office. A -four
year term is desirable and worth cor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

Nurses in Boston. The plan worked
out by the Red Cross and the Czecho-
slovak government includes establish
ment of a training school for nurses at
Prague. Two American nurses have
been abroad to organize the school on
American lines,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
ExTryND u s. NrRsrNC SERVICE

EXTEND u. S. NURSING SERVICE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-tA, P,)-
An effort to extend American nursing
methods to Czecho- -Slovakia has been
started by the American Red Cross
lBayena Brezenova and Frantiska Rus.
icova, nurses from that country. are
on their way to enroll at the Massa-
ehusetts General Hospital School for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Voters Attention

To the Taxpayers and Voters of The City of Pendeon
Some misleading statements have been made regarding the
Bonds to be voted for the purchase of fire truck Some
people under the impression that truck purchased
by the city council last spring which is not true for when
discovered the city finances would permit the
dropped and held over for the coming election.
Remember Investment in fire apparatus buying an asset
No department has had too much apparatus:
when needed and nobody knows when that time will
JOSEPH ELL
MANUEL FRIEDLY,
CLAUD PENLAND,
F8A hfF-I I III as4asssl7 IL ~, Fire Committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Vote 3OS Yes

HERBERT R. DEWART, Portland, Ore.
fS-=-sss= s(Paid Adv.1 e~sssass