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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
OREGON FEDERAL
APPOINTMENTS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Clyde G. HuntIey Will be Col
Iector Of Internal Revenue
According to Announcement,
FEDERAL LAND BANK IS
LOCATED AT SPOKANE
Bank, Since Its Founding Four
Years AGO, Has Loaned irls
NeighborhOod Of S4,OOO,OOO

/ PORTLAND, Aug MA. r. -
!. Washington specials TO the Telegram
say that it is practically decided by
/ Senators McNary and Stanfield that
| Clyde O. Huntley will be collector OF
internal revenue; Clarence Hotchkiss,
United States Marshal, and Asa Thorn
son will have the Farm Loan Bank ap-
pointment. There Is delay In the APP
pointment Of collector and appraiser
of customs. The announcements are
expected any day. Examinations for
the postal vacancies-at Albany, Astoria
and several other cities viii be held
September sixth. The president sign
ed the Portland Exposition Bill at
1880 today.
The land board Of which Mr.. Thom-
SON will be secretary is in charge Of
the Federal Land Bank as Spokane.
The bank, since its founding four years
afo, has loaned in the neighborhood
=of Sf.0e0, 600. The loans are handled
through local loan associations. Una
tilIa county. in To- twelfth district has
never received finds from the bank al
though Stanfield formed a local asso-
citation and asked for loans. amounting
to $500. goo. OF this. the SUM OF $780,
GOO was approved.
Mr.. Thomson IL a pioneer Of UmatiI-
u county and has been prominent in
republican politics, He has acted as
chairman of the republican central
committee. Mr.. Thomson was most
active in war drives during the recent
World War. sBesides being owner Of
the Echo Auto Co! he owns an alfalfa
ranch in the Buttercreek region.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l0.-tA, F.)
The tanker Olewm arrived today
with the bodies of DR. J. A. Morse of
spokane and Miss Ruth Hart OF Pen
.dletun. Alaska wreck victims,
The finding of the body Of girl OF
about g5 years of age with wrist
watch bearing the letters "R. G. H
land wearing on the lapel of the coat
ia pin with the letters 20. Il, IT =
torder Of Railway TelegSphers) es-
tablisheS without doubt that the body
is that OF Miss Ruth Hart. Pendleton
'glrl. who was abo;trd the Alaska at
the time 1t went down.
/ 4, F. o'Brien. local Q. w. II. X \,
agent. received wire last night tell
ing of the finding Of the body and is
certain that il is that of Miss Hart,
who was for the past seven years EN-
ployed as operator at the local office
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
INSPECT CLOVER AND
vETCH SEED CROPS ON
TOUR OF WILLAMETTE

OREGON AGRICULTURAL COZ.
LEGE. Corvallis, Aug. 1O.-L. w
Kephart and Roland Mckee. scientific
assistants from the office of foreign
crop investigation at Washingtom D.
c., are visiting the Oregon experiment
station at Corvallis. These men are
making a tour over the United States
and are now inspecting clover and
vetch seed prospects in western Ore
|gon. They plan to call on seed deal
ers and farmers in all vetch and clo-
yer producing sections of the VIII
lamette valley.
They report finding that the vetch
seed product especially the purple
variety, promising in this section. AL
sike clover seems very good and seed
prospects are excellent Red clover
in the majority of fields is abundant
and heads are filling well. believe the
two visitors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
TWO MEN KILLED IN
RUNNING GUN FIGHT

MEMPHIS, Aug. 1o.-E. P0-
Two are dead and two were seriously
wounded when bandits fought run
ming gun battle with four men taking
an SS50,000 payroll from the bank to
the Ford Motor Company's plant
Chief Inspector Gamble. of the Ford
Company and Policeman Carroway are
dead. Cashier McHenry, also of the
company, and policeman Harris are
seriously wounded. The bandits failed
to get the money when MeHenry
charged through a hail of bullets into
the companys off.ye with the money
bag under his arm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
HAY { GRAIN SHOW WILL Be REAL AFFAIR
FROM THE START; ;S124O EAGERLY SUBSCRIBED
TODAY TOWARDS $4,000 FUND NEEDED BY SHOW

Twelve hundred and forty dollars
out of needed $4,000 for the North
west Hay & Gram show had been sub
scribed at 1 o'clock today after the
matter had been explained to the Ro-
tary Club by Fred Bennion, David II.
Nelson and Lowell Rogers. Previous
to the meeting $500 had been sub
scribed by tho Pendleton banks and
the remainder of the $1s40 was sub
scribed by Rotary Club members
present. The stock sells at $40 a
share and stock subscriptions ranged
from two shares to five each.
I'VE are going to have real show
that will be valuable, to the entire re-
gion as well as to Pendleton," said
County Agent Bennion in explaining
plans for the exhibition. Gratifying
cooperation is being had from other
Eastern Oregon counties, from the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
RUSSIA OUTSIDE OF
FAMINE ZONE, HAS
FOOD FOR SIX WEEKS
IN SUCKING DISTILLATE
= e. = = = = = 4h4
THROUGH HOSE WHEELER
4 = + i + + = = 4 = 4 90 Z = +
SUFFERS EFFECT OF GAS.

= To suffer the same effects !
i from coming,in contact with dis 4
+ tillate that were visited on sol +
+ diers who were 'gassed' in +
+ France is the unhappy expert =
+ ence of c. Fl. Wheeler. 1900 +
+ West Railroad street, who Is +
= confined to his home +
= He has been in the employ of +
4 Henry Rosenburg on his ranch. +
: and Monday morning ne had oc- +
4 casion to syphon distillate from 4
+ one of the big tanks for use on 4
i the combine. He put his lips to +
+ the end of hose through +
= which he was syphoning the dis =
+ tillate, sucked on it to start the +
+ flow. Within a few minutes he +
+ became very i'll. He suffered
+ hemorrhaees both of the lungs +
= and nose, and he also has bron- +
f. chitis
+ Mr.. Wheeler's condition is en-
couraging. however, and the
+ physician in attendance thinks :
4 he will recover from his expert +
= ence. There is some danger of =
+ pneumonia, but if this is averted, !
+ it is thought that he will be out
4 of danger within a comparative +
+ ly short time
+ + 4 :. + i , + + + I. ! + + + +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
ILLINOIS EXECUTIVE
SAYS POLITICAL FOES
ARE OUT AFTER HIM
Governor Small's Arrest Game
After Two Weeks Dodging
Papers Served; No Trouble.

SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 10.Z(U. P)
The states attorney, Fred Mortimer,
offered Governor Small change OF
venue when his trial, on charges OF
embezzling millions of the state funds
while treasurere. comes 10 trial. small
is reported as saying trial in Sanga :
mon county would be fatal, as his po-
litical foes are attempting to get
him. Smalrs arrest came after two
weeks lodging. Sheriff Mester serving
the papers without any trouble and the
governor posting bond without de-
murring.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
ASA B. THOMSON RECEIVES FARM LOAN EzlK APPOINTMENT
CLARENCE HOTCKISS APPOINTED UNITEL STATES MARSHALL
GRANT COUNTY "A UNIT FOR
NORTH AND SOUTH ROADS,
BONDS CARRIED FOUR TO ONE


10 tond itself for Ire CONSTITUTIONS OF
The j. In llay igtWay. We were
! just an isolated tfd inland link ~
lthls rcBie and ncw Daylight is break
ing ihrou.h frcln tue Columbia HgF-
WAY the Idaho lns. Grant county
is also the first county to bond itse I
Tor IN; forth ana south highway Last
June :innd issLe Of $4,000 was
voted. voted at time when the main
business Of the county, the stock in
dustry, was in deplorable condition,
and money matters bad. About $685.
900 OF this goes onto this road. in adj
ditlon to tie forest money that Judge
Patterson h.. assurance Of, and the
greater part oI the market road mon
ey wljch vii. be about $4,000 each
year. So the attitude Of Grant is un-
mistak&Die.
i3j Miles South.
Canyon CITY is 1875 miles due south
Of pendlcton, and Burns is 20 miles
nearly due south Of Canyon. This
proposed route cuts the oregon Trail
the John Day Highway. the Central
I'igl,way and on to the Pacific High
way. Scarcely road in the state will
open tp more territory than this route
ard IL will make hundreds of miles of
country look to Pendleton as an OBJ
j,t.iye.. What other direction can
fondletcn build road that will start
travel fof nearly 400 miles and trade
and business for over 100 miles?
The delegation from Umatilla coun-
ty that visited Grant Monday was
composed OF representative men and
men whose business sagacity has
made them the leaders of the business
and social life of one of the great
counties of Oregon. Upon their re-
turn they will be in possession of facts
hat will warrant the conclsion that
one road that is Of prime importance
% the people of Umatilla county is
he road that will run south, through
Grant, to Burns 200 miles and on to
Bend over the Central Oregon High-
way and to klamath via Crater lake.
1r south from Burns TO Lakeview and
hen on to California or Nevada And
he further fact that Grant county is
soing to build this road and mas, as
/ matter of fact endorsed it by vote
md provided the money as far as
possible at this time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
JAMES MAHONEY JOINS
'MURD[RERS' CLUB

SEATTLE. Aug. t0.-(U. P1--
James Mahoney. the alleged brutal
slayer of hints aged wife, Kate Mahos
ney. joined the .murderers' club in
the county jail following Detective
Tenants futile effort to extract CON
fesaon. Mahoney slept well and APP
peared unconeerned. The detectives
questioned his. mother and sister, al
though they idFnot arrest-t hem. Fsy z
sicians declared the stomach of the
woman failed to show any traces Of
chloral. which the detectives believed
Mahoney gave his wealthy bride III
beer shortly before clubbing her 70
death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
.PENDLETON MERCHANTS
AND MANUFACTURERS
WILL HAVE STYLE SHOW
Work on Affair Will be Started
This Week; Dates Have Been
Set for August 90, 80 and 81

Pcndleton merchants and manufac-
turers will hold Fall Festival and
Style Show.
A decision to this effect was made
Tuesday afternoon at a meeting of
business men which was held in the
rooms of the Commercial Association.
about S5 men were in attendance at
the meeting who were among those
who participated in the Merchants
and Manufacturers Carnival which
was given in Hapy Canyon in May,
and everys concern which hal booth
in the early summer show is enthusi-
astically entered in the fall festival.
The dates for the festival. which
will be along the same general lines
as the earlier exhibition, have been
set for August 20, 80 and 81. Work
on the affair will be started the latter
part of the week and rushed as rapid
ly as possible.
The same general booth arrange
ment that was used in May will pre-
vail in the after harvest festival but
the scheme of decorations will be
changed materially, if present plans
~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
BY CLINT HAIGHT.

Editor Blue Mountain Eagle Canyon
City.
/ (Written for the East oregonian)
Nearly ten years ago the Eagle vls-
Toned two roads through Grant coun
tyl one east and west now designated
and being constructed as the John
Day Highway. trans-state road; the
other. "A north and south road. with
! klamath Falls its southern terminus
and Pendleton a starting point on the
north. Consistently. in season and
out OF season, we have advocated this
north and south route and II was a
matter OF some satisfaction when
Grant county, at the recent election
In June with vote Of four to one
voted a bond issue that will be The
means of putting 100000 on this
road.
-Four. 10 ODo Vote,
This road Is going to be built. The
people of Grant approved II with
four to one vote in June: the county
court is a unit on this road, and just
as fast as the funds are available
is the program for Grant. whether
Unfatilla joins or not. for it is a mere
matter of time when our neighbors on
the north will realize the Importance
of this route and will unite with en-
for the road that will give
tourist travel straight route north
from California. The only competitor
this route will have will be the Pa
ciflc highway the road through this !
part OF the state having the advan-
tage of bisecting all of the east and :
west highways.
'TOok Up TO Pcndleton.
The trip that Umatilla county bus
mess men made here this week, dem
onstrated to the people Of Grant
county that Pendleton is not so far
away, after all. Pendleton Is more
than town way off yonder" for to
this part Of the state it is ne'ghhor;
a business and banking center; a big
town TO which all OF the little towns IN
This vast empire sort OF look up to"
and VIII be the main objective for
thousands Of tourists travelling north
from the Klamath Falls country.
Grant county was the first countg
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
RELIEF PLAN
WOULD MAKE LOANS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.-tU. PD
The administration railroad relief
plan amounts to lending the railroads
half a billion. Eugene Meyer chair
man of the war finance corporation,
admitted to the members Of the SEN
ate interstate commerce commission
Meyer admitted the plan amounts to
this:
The government has already loaned
the railroads half a billion. on which
securities have been taken. 1t now
proposes to provide half billion
more by the sale of the same securi-
ties. therefore accomplishing no net
liquidation Of the railroads. obliga-
tions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
100000 Face Death in
Famine District According to
Latest Estimates From Riga.

LONDON. Aug. l0.-G. n. 81
Eighteen million Russians are facing
death in the famine district, accord
ing to the latest estimates from Riga.
The starvation zone Is 500 miles long
stretching along the middle and lower
VoIga valley. Chorela cases now NUM-
ber 10000. 1t is believed Russia. out
side the famine zone has enough food
to last them for six weeks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
SEARCH FOR MISSING
PRIEST IN S|ERRAS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I0.-(U.
P)-Authorities are extending their
search for Father Heslin, the missing
Colma priest, into the Sierras, follow
ing a report that a number of Italians,
camped near Truckee, are apparently
holding the elderly man captive and
not allowing him to communicate with
other people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Corrlicting Rcports Received

CHICAGO, Aug 10.-(U. P3-The
police are receiving conflicting reports
coneerningi the capture Of Warren
spurein, the fugitive president Of the
defunct Michigan Avenue Trust Com
rany. Reports from Mexico first said
Spurgin had been captirer near Chi
huahua. on a friends ranch where he
lad been hiding. Others said Spurgin
was not captured, although officials ii
is believed, knew the bankers where
abouts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
cnM MINES REOPEN.

SEATTLE. Aug. l0.-(U. P.1-Aft-
er being closed nearly five months,
the Washington coal mines will be re-
opened as .sepn as non-union crews
are able to report for work, accord
ing to an announcement of the Wash
ington Coal Operators Association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
COTTON TRADE PICKS UP.

/ LONDON, Aug. 10. I'll y. s,li-
After the biggest slump in the history
of the cotton trade there are now uR-
mistakable signs OF revival Of Lam
cashire's great industry.
The sphnners in the American sec-'
tions are now running four days a
week instead of two and the Egyp-
tian spinning mills, for the first time
in nine months. have started ON fuit
working week
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
POLICE ARE HOLDING
|. CONFESSED HOLD UP MEN

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 10.-(A. Pl
The police are holding Edward Pat
ton of Portland, and Louis Gordon of
Seattle, who signed statement that
they were implicated in the $4,000
currency holdup of the bank messen
ger in Seattle, July IA. Four thous-
and -four hundred dollars was recov-
cred The men said they fled to
Portland. bought Il car and motored
here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

agricultural college, from counties in
Washington and from Idaho and Mon
tana. So great is the interest shown
that 1t is felt the hay and grain show
will start off at once this fall as one
of the big agricultural shows of the
west.
A pleasing feature of the Rotary
luncheon today was a vocal solo by
Miss Mary Wylie, with Mrs. f. L, Boy
den as accompanist. Miss Wylie re-
spended to u double encore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Fact That Only 6 Were ReIeas-
ed Threatens Delay and Per-
haps Abandonment Of Relief.
BROWN C0NFERS WITH
SOVIET RELIEF LEADERS
American Commissioner De-
.mands Guarantees for Safety
American Relief Workers.

RIGA, Aug. 1O.-(A. P)-six Am
erican prisoners, Captain Emmett
Fitzpatrick, Weston .. Estes, John
Flick, X. B. Kilmatiano. H. J. Lamaro
and Russell Pattinger arrived in Mar
va in fair condition. The fact that
only six were released threatens hong
delay and perhaps abandonment OF
Russian relief.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

After piercing his heart with L.
inch knife with which he was cutting
rope, a 16-year-old boy in New York
City was hurried to hospital, where
surgeons took four stitches in the
heart muscles and three in the cover
ing. 1t is reported that he is recover
'ug.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
X TRA

SALEM Aug. l0.--(A. Pl-After
an all day session, the world war veter-
ans of the state aid commission. Tues
day night decided to offer SS,o00,O0O
soldiers bonus bonds, authorized by the
peoples vote. for sale September 9S,
The bonds will be offered at par and
sold to the bidder paying the lowest
interest rate, mot exceeding six per
cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
BODY OF MISS RUTH HART WELL KNOWN
PENDLETON GIRL DROWNED IN ALASKA
DISASTER, ARRIVES IN SAN FRANCISCO

Mrs, Julia Metzler of La Grandc.
sister of Miss Hart, who went to
Eureka in search of the body of her
sister. has not vet been heard from
1T is probable that she win Wire Mr.
O'Brien today after reaching Eureka
Search Still continues.
EUREKA, Aug 10.-(U, PD-
Mounted patrols still comb the beach
for bod es front the Alaska wreck
rwo more. man and woman,
reached san Francisco on the steam
er Gleum. They were picked up at
sea- The bodies are unidentified as
yet,
In Grande Girl Identified.
EUREKA, Aug. 1O.-(A. P.lAThe
body OF Elaine Dyer of la Grande,
was Identified In the morgue today.
Cnly two bodies of the is recovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

PARIS. Aug. f0.-The Red Gross
reported message stating that Am
erican prisoners had reached Reva
en- route home. Walter Lyman Brown
is comforting with the soviet relief aI-
thorities.
Brown demanded the soviet delega-
ton to give the relief commission as
surance regarding tine American pris-
oners apd guarantee for the relic
workers safety.
Has ,0Qa Toms of Food
Brown told the Soviet authorities the
only condition on which relief would
be extended 10 the Russians is that
every American desiring to leave the
country whether or not prisoner
should be permitted to leave immed-
lately Brown declared he had 5000
tons Of food in Hamburg and Danzig,
ready for immediate shipment into
Russia. an amount deemed sufficient
to feed million children for a month.
100 Americans in Russ.a.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.-tA. P.}
Hoover conferred with
the president on Russian relief The
state department has a list OF over 100
Americans detained in Russia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
BEAUTIFUL DIV0RCEE
DESIRED TO MARRY
SLAIN INSURANCE MAN

LOS ANGELES Aug. 1O.--(u. PD
-. B. Kennedy, father of the slain
insurance man. declared Madalyn
Obenchain, the beautiful divorcee
held as a material witness in the
murder, pursued Kennedy, hoping to
marry him. She said she would kill
herself should he not consent. The
son told his father Madalynn had beg
ged him for gun. Once, the father
said. the son told him. Madalynn fell
on her knees before him, imploHng
hin4 to marry her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

Reported by Major Lee Moorhodse
weather observer.
Maximum 81.
Minimum 4S.
Barometer 29.j0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

Old engine No. 999, once the holder
Of the worlds speed record, has been
restored inathe New York Central
shops and was run to Chicago, where
il will be placed on exhibition with the
old Dewitt Clinton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Il. B. ALDRIcH .
Carlhage mnn be destroyed.'

Carthage muh be destroyed
AS Interpreted 10y W. S. Caverhtl.
Grant county commissioner, thai
means the distractions. to good travel
from Umatilla county to Grant county
and on TO the California line via ,Har-
ney and Lake counties must be reIMov-
cd. There are at least 3S Umatiila
county people who can, bear witness
that there are some stretches on this
road that should be treated as Rome's
ancient enemy was treated. OF these
places the one most In need Of the AK
or some other weapon is the Umatilla
county grade down the north fork of
the John Day river. In the last few
weeks this grade has not improved.
II still remains the worst bit OF road
between Pendleton ana Canyon City
and there is nothing to equal IT be-
tween Baker on the east and Heppner
TO the west.
However our John Day grade has
becn cussed and discussedA SO much
that further words are needless. The
depraved character of. that brake
burning, tire busting hill is admitted
BY all. What we did learn on this trip
is that in the game Of improving trade
relations with Grant county, Umatils
s - nSo 49,, e tn raon,hers of tha
T-n,a,,,,a na,,,,,. oonr, ,rho ,gero with
tha na,t,, ~. sa,,,rrea from its threa
49, Az paoss ss' ~ s,n,,, 49, is !, ~, o what 10
da go 80" 49, ,.,,I ~ ~. =, !, tha naonle sav
A. va w : N''e
80 49,
Why Heppher bets IFaue
In other words the trip nome py
way OF Heppner shows why TINS coun-
Try mas lost business that lorinerly
came this way ana now py one stroke
that business ana mucn more may DC
made to flow northward.
we can see now why business is go
ing to Heppner' said Judge scnanhep
route to the capital of Morrow county,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
La Grande Girl Identiried.

Continued on page So
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

DAILY EDITION

The East oregonlan IL Eastern ore.
gon's greatest newspaper ana AZ 4 sell
ing force gives 10 the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed pald circulation
In Pendieton and umatills county of
any other newspaper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

fCont'nned on mage e.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
WHITING
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