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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

Francis hotel aud coon spread TO sd-
Joining huildinrH most Of which were
structures Of from ono 20 thre, stories.
As far as is known tonight no live
we're lost but several persons were
painfully burned Heir was sent from
Needles Calf. and kinzmsu. Ariz.,
bu, arrived too late to be Of assist
ance. Tho ere burned itself out early
tonight. Important among tho huai-
ness houses burned were. 81. Francis
hotel. Grimes hotel. catmar hotel.
ki,tleston Hardware store. Pool Auto
motor company. Fish building gavps~,
ice plant. oa'msr thester and uumee-
Gus uarehrusrs.
The structures saved were the Ari-
rcna stores building. Central CONNER
cisi company. drug store building. bank
hoiiins and Desert Inn.
os,man. Ariz. June 7,.-Fcur per
sons were seriously burned. They
were Mr.. ana Mrs. !. Il. Marks, Al
bert Smith snd Earl Jateuns. Spect. |
deputy sheriffs hsve I-cen ew.rp in
aud the burned portion NJ the ,o~ !,
put under guard. The hse,i;s. here il
caring for the injured ard those mad :
homeless arc being care1 f,r ~ thc.
shoee homes escaped isnaxa
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
WOMAN QUESTION
MAY HOLD UP JURY

Cleveland. ohio, June '5--A lengthy
battle over tho selection Of jury
which is to try Mrs Eva catherine
kahsr on a cha.se nf killing hor huE-
band. Daniel 7. ksber. was forecast
tonight on The eve Of her tflsl.
THIRTY witnesses have been osub-
ruensed by tho state
while p W. poulscr. counsel for
the defense has declared he will tzh,
every ATTEMPT to eeinct women as
Jurors. Prosecutor Stanton is IN favor
Of selecting as many as he eau
Special Ncnire ~ u prospective
Jurors has been ordered to report to-
morrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
NAMED
COMPTROLLER GENERAL

Washington. y. G. June I'll. Ray
mona Mcs-ari Of Nccook. Mob. socrc-
nry Of tho Republican congressional
campaign committee was nominated
today by President Harding IN he
comptroller general Of tho United
States. a position created ny the new
bulge, law which becomes effective
Friday
Mr.. McCsri N ahou, ~ years old and
has h~rr secretary Of tho conrrcr-
Sionsi committee for sbou, three ye,rs
He IN n graduate Of the University OF
Nebraska. Law school and was secrc-
tsry to Senator Norris. Republican Of
Nebraska. for number Of ycsrB.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
ONE BANK ROBBER
KILLED BY OFFICERS

Albany. Oregon, June 37.-one man
is dead and two others arc in jail as
the result of an alleged attempt to
break into the Halscy state bank at
HsIscy. Oregon. near hero early to-
day.
Several men were reported attempt
ing to brenk into tho bank shortly
after midnight. When officers APP
preached the men fled. The officers
pursued keeping up a running fire.
Later AN automobile reported to
have boen used by tho fuEitives waJ
found stalled near Corvallis, Orc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
ANGRY BULL DERAlLS
SANTA FE FREIGHT

Aieu1uerque. N. NJ. juno ,5.-Ar
Angry bun which charged santa Fs
fYoirh, train succeeded in derailirE
tho train. according to report re-
c~iv~i here from tho crew IN charge.
train was ascending a grade near
F'airview, Ariyors. last SATURDAY
Steam from the passing engine struck
the bull however cnra xing n and I,
charged the hrst car. locking its hcrrs
In the trucks above the wheels and
THROWING the ear from the track.
The train was going SLOW ard
brought To a. stop before other cars
i~f, the track.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
FIRE SWEEPS ARIZONA TOWN
DAMAGE S25O.O0O TO S5OO.0OO

ostrnsn, Ariz.. June 2I.-frcper.y
damage Of more than S,So.cco was done
hy fire which Hver, thru the Dust
neHs section Of "stinsn and into tho
railroad section this afternoon.
The fire broke out ~, g:sr O'Clock
this afternoon from an unknown cause
and in few minutes several buildings
were blazing. Within two hours. how
ever. volunteer nremer had the nrc
under control.
catman. Aria. June 2T.-Fire today
swept the business dis,ric, of oa,msn
ono OF Arizona's leading mining towns
and tonight only half a dozen buildirsr,
arc standing among the srrouldi ring
ruins Of tho commercial district
The damage is estimated al from
tsSn.oN1 to iscn.n0N with practically no
insurance. None of tho u,tnes or build
ines was damaged
pa'msr had production of about
80 .nNnoTN from its gold mines last
ycar. Ito present production is corsid-
eTshiy less. having averaged abou, two
hundred and nf,s Thousand doilsrs
monthly of late
The fre was discovered at 1!1s O'Clock
this afternoon in the annex of the st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
SEARCHING THE DESERT
FOR MISSING MAN

BraViey. Calf. June 7T.-sesrch Of
the wastes Of tho Imperial desert wan
begun today for member Of sur.
veyinE party who was reported miss.
Ing on the dcsor, hy other members of
tho party according to information
reaching here from Hsrpers Well
where the surveyors had been work
ing
The message did not give IN, name
Of the lost man rrctracted exposure
nm the desert at this season is fatal
but prompt search usually locates miss-
ing pereons. desert dpeilerp said
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
FIFTY STATE POLICE
CONTROL MINE STRIKE

Tonorsh. Nevada. Juno sT.-Fif,v
state policemen arrived here today
from Reno. Nevada. to assume control
Of tho mine strike situation which
was preciriS,ted by a wage reduction
Arrn ts. The police were despatched
following complaints of tho mine
managers that s5o employees had been
assaulted and intimidsicd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
TWO MEN LOST At SEA
FROM KITE BALl0N

San francisoo, Cal, June s7.-Two
men arc reported TO have been lost
at sea from a kite balloon which
broke adrift from tho battleship New
Mexico off Cape San Martin. Cal,
today. The same report told Of the
recapture Of the balloon IN the LON
poe valley. Santa Barbara county.
Cal. Navy radio adviccs earlier had
told Of tho balloons breaking adrift.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
FLYING CADETS DIE
WHEN PLANE CRASHES

Sacramento. csiif.. June -T.-Fiy,ns
cadets Harold =. Page NJ i'uipr city.
Michigan. ird Joseph ". wes'herbv
Of Fort DAVIS. Texas. were kiiied in
s'ar,iy today when their s'rpisnc
crashed to Garth near Ntssiis. spproyi-
ms'ciy 700 miles south Of here. II was
announced ut Na,her field. hesdnusrt- T.
ers Of the Ninety First Aero squadron.
The men were starting nigh, for
fell
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
BOY BECS MONEY TO
BUY F|RE.CRACKERs

Mitchell. S. D.. June 81
With nothing 10 cat and no
place to sleep. ftycar-
hoy. who gave his name as
Harold Trcmire. Of Burlington.
Iowa. yesterday begged 81 and
spent II on firr-rrarkcrE. Uo
started shooting them In the
business district aud was ar
rested. He told tho police he
lcf, homo last April.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
MAN BROWNS AFTER
SEIZED WITH CRAMPS

Loveland Colo. June 25-while
swimming In Loveisnd lake. pon cole
man, q years old was drowned He
vas apparently seized by cramps Two
companions saw him 60 down when
their attempts at rescue failed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
sl-.AH nRorrIN.

New York. Juno sT.-The tede-al
Sugar Refining company today an
nounred another reduction of 10
points in tho price OF refined sugar
10 the basis Of $40 pound for fine
Eranulsted. the lowest level recorded
In five years
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MEN
VOTE. tC0 REEIl4E CIf-I

SOUTHERN PACIFIC MEN
VOTE TO REFUSE CUT
San Francisco, Cal. June 27-At
least 9s per cent of the shopworkers
of the Southern Pacific system have
voted to reject the IL per cent wage
reduction ordered by the United States
railroad board. l.. s. Gordon. secretary
of the Southern Pacific system feder-
alton of shop crafts announced today.
The vote was virtually complete he
said and was being sent to the ma
tional offices of the federation in Chi
cago. The jurisdiction of the fedora
ton headquarters extends from New
Orleans to Portland and from San
Francisco to Ogden.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-28

but restoration of normal conditions
and application of the boards cut to all
employees of the large railroads will
probably make the four hundred mil
lion dollar reduction reality.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06

lar todas las escuelas estaran funcio-
nando normalmente, con I'm aumento
en- la matrfcula de alrededor de $4,000
alumnos sobre el a1o pasado.
De 200 plazas dc maestros dc inglGs
atn estdn sin cubrir 110, por no ser
possible conseguir maestrOs de esta
clase. Ell sueldo que podemos ofrecer
Ell Puerto Rico para esta clase de
maestros es. por regla general, infe-
rior al minimum de sueldo que Sc ofre-
ce Ell Ia mayor parte de los estados
de la Union.
Glen escuelas nocturnaS seran abier
tas el II del corriente para las cualeS
sc csta preparaudo TN curse practice
y efectivo Las escuelas nocturnas con-
tinuar;in en- session este alo p0r lln pc
rlCdo &c $ meses, cstO e>, hesta el . dc
JUNO de 1922.
(Fmdo.) Francisco I-i*cdrrohdo.
Secretario del Dcpartamento
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06

La Comision Ge Servicio Pdblico ce-
lebro session ordinaria, el martes de
octubre, q las P. VI. estando presen-
tes los senores Benedicto, Estevcs,
Ruiz Soler, Mestre, Camuilas Y Ell
gueroa, habiendo tratado los asuntos
siguientes:
En- el case de. la solicitud de Luper-
clio Colberg Pab0n y otros, para que
Sc les conceda un perniso revocable
para explotar salitrales situados en-
terrenos del Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
en- el barrio Llanos Costas, de Cabo
Rojo, fue acuerdo pasar el asunto al
Official ju11dico de la Comisi6n para
estudio infSrme acerca de la cues
tion legal de jurisdiction envuelta en-
el case.
Igualmente fue acuerdo pasar al
Official juridico de la Comision el asun
+, to de la quereila del senor Justo T..
Walker, de Lola, contra la Compa-
mia de Tel6fonos, para investigation
e inforne.
Sc acordo denegar Ia solicitud del
seTior Arturo Palacios Perez relativa
Ia conservar TN certifcado de necesi-
dad convenience que le autoriza pa
ra ell servicio de transporte de pasaje-
ros entire Fajardo Y San Juan, para
continuar dicho servieio en- el futuro
cuando adquiera un nuevo vehiculo
por hal,er vendido el que fue objeto
de dicho certifcado.
Asi mismo, fue acuerdo denegar la
solicitud de Miguel Mir para que Sc
lie rastitaya la vigencia de un certifi-
lcado de recesidad y conveniecia para
ell transporte de pasajeros entire San
Juan Y el ParqCe, por haber vendido
'el vehiculo que fue objeto de dicho
Icertifcado Y adquirido otro en- su lu-
gar.
Sc acorcl6 pasar al Ingeniero de la
Comision para estudio e informe, los
siguientes casos:
Solicitud de The Arecibo Dock Y Shi
piping Company soiicitando enmienda
de su franquicia en- el sentido de que
Sc .conceda prorroga para la tcrmina-
ci6n de las obras cue dicha fran
quicia Sc rGiere, y cue Sc lie autori-
&c ademas a sustituir la fanza pres
. tada en- bonos de elnprastitos de la Ii
bertad por una garantia hipotecaria.
El asunto relative la aprobacion
de reglas reglamento para la ven
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
CON|S|DN DE- SERVDC|O PUBH|CO
NOTAS PARA LA PRENSA

ia de corrientc efect.1ca en- el muni-
cipio de Arroyo; Y e. caso referente a
los pianos. de la Inca de trasmisi6n
para completar e proyecto que debe
presenter la Con1pahia Electrica de
Yauco; bajo las disposiciones de ID
Seccion de la oadenanzas No. 485.
En- el case de- lsr1so8ieftua de Juan
Diaz sobre concession desun certifca-
do de nacesidad y,sconveniencia para
la exploitation de I'M servicio' de trans
porte de pasajeros por vehiculo de mo-
tor entire Arecibo. y Aguadilla, fle
acuerdo autorizar al secretario para
senalaa' la vista ptblica del acaso y re-
cibir la evidencia que Il peticionario
y los. opositores, tsHgans q. bien pre-
sentar.
En- el case de la queja presentada
por el Inspector de "a Comision, Sr.
Pedro Blai1ch, contra el chauffeur pla-
Ca 357, del auto-guagua P-261, Heri-
berto Santana Pab6n, Sc acordo pa
sar el asunto al Hon Comisionado del
Interior con la recommendation de can
cellar a dicho chauffeur su licencia
hasta tanto sea resuelto el case por
los Tribunales de Justicia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Information del Departments
de Instruction

La matricula escolar en- las cscueaS
pdblicas de la isla Il la termination
de la segunda semana de Ia aperture
del curse. comparada. con Ia matrfcu-
la del ailo pasado para esta misna fe-
cha, es como sigue:
Escuelas secundarias. 1920-21. 1851 !;
1922, 4,G90; aumento. 1.;3}53.
Escuelas gladuadas 1920-21 53,G7S !;
1922, 62,131: aumento, S,473.
Escuelas rurales, 1920-21. 97791 !;
1922 100771: aumento. 1850.
Total: 1920-21, 154.S0G; 1922.
1862; aumento 21,S0G.
Este aumento no representa- el au-
mento total de matrfcula de acuerdo
con ell aumento de escuelas en- el pre-
supuesto para este ano. pues un gran
niimero de escuelas nucvas Rjin 10 cs-
tan funcionaId0 por estar las yarias
municipalidades de la isla en- cspera
del equipo necesario para la aperture
de dichas secuelas. Esperamos qRe Il
Ia termination del segundo mes csco-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06

Bayamoa, n r.: Sept 50, 1921
ST Don Segundo Eallieno,
81 vieepresidente de Ia Junta Central
sedetla Casa de Esilaiia EN- Il. n.
agsSan Juan.
Estiinado amigo distingaldo come
patriota. ~
Cuando recibf su atenfa circular de,
dos acnerlos tomal6s Ipr esa Central
para lleyar la praetica 10 a. va bu-
lila en- la mente de. todos niestros
cOmpatriotas, csto cs, nombrar coinf.
t6s Que recaudaran fondos a beneficio
de Ia Cruz Roja Espafiola, asf con-
tribuir con puestros esfuerzos a nliti-
gar en- parte el doloi de nucstros her
manos en- el Riff, "a habfa surgitlo esS
poiitauea, impuisatia por I'M fnrvor
patri6fico digno de ifuestras alaban-
zas una comisi1il de lovenes snte-
gfada por Don Florencio Lopez, Don
Vicente Gallego v Don Jesiis Ramos,
con1tan noble fin.
~ A&C t1NutA w SO1t s>u7 Atipt4 ~
cite junta con este ptop6sito, reca-
Selid0 la designation del conlite. por
mia1iimidad, Ell los j6Tenes que va
Sc habfan adelantadp, lleyados dc stl
iefffnsiasmo, practicar la tarea en-
pfendiia. esta junta local, que inine-
recidamcnte preside, solo ie TOGO dar-
4eacafacter representative q tiicho ca.
Inite. Y I'M voto de gracfia por s,is di-.
ligehcfas i actisidadcs -desplegadas; es
I'M fasgo de cello patrio que me. place
consignar. M
Atliunto tcngo clplacer De laconpa-
fiarle Cheque No. 23S; contra el Ban
co Comercial dc esta ciudad, por Ia
cantidad recaudasla, ascendente. a !,
$559.s55. asf como talnbien Ii lista de
los donantes, quienes con el mayor
gusto hicieron~ sus donaeiones j entire
elIos fguran dos pafticulares amigos,
los que voluntariamente Sc identiica-.
ron con nosotros, hacienda personal,
mente entrega de s,is cantidades para
este acto benefico,
Como sienpre, quelo dc Gsted alto
affmo.: SIS ..s
sauclsco iVieJo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
Don ANGEL BARAsoRDA

Vista a San Juan en- gestiones de
negocios. nuestro distinguido amigo Ell
ST. Angel Barasorda, generalmente es-
timado Ell Ponce, en- donde reside, y en-
San Juan, en- donde tiene tambi6n nu-
merosos amigos. Bienvenido y que ten
ga el mayor exito en- sus gestiones, ems
ire estas Ii relacionada con la sensa-
cional pelfcula Los Cuatro Jinetes del
ApocalipsiS''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
DUCHESNE TRASLADADo A
san .ITAN

FL detective Marcelino Duchesne.
que prestaba selvicio en- Mayagiiez, ha
sido trasladado san Juan, con fe-
cha de aver por disposition del jefe
ue information. Mr.. Nc Clure.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
1NFoRMANDo LA DESIGNATION.

Ell Secretario del Departamento de
Instruction, Sr. Vizcarrondo, ha envia
do una carta circular los funciona
rios personal de instruction Publica
de toda la Isla. notificando oficialmen-
te la tona de possession del nuevo CO.
misionado Lcdo. Sr Juan b. HuyBe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06
PARA IA CRUZ fDJA ESPAD0LA
aalL-a sdscripci0n en- Bayamon
satano
Tina carta DC Don Francisco Viejo

& Relaci6n de los contribuyentes en- Ia
Subscription efectuada entire los espa-
holes residentes en- Bayam6n Cataflo,
IA beneficio dc la Cruz Roja Espailola
sen Melilla por la Comisi6n que para
este fin nombr0 esta Junta Local de
la Casa dc Espaiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06

BAYAMON
Segura Lopez Y Co, $500
Ramos HeImanos. 2000
Pablo Layandero, 2500
Juan MARITIME, $50
Elorencio Vazquez, 200
Iallfs Feli1 e hijo, 1900
Ticjo Hermanos, 2000
Sues. San Miguel Hnos., 5000
Sues. NJ. Perez Y Co... 1000
r. .Cdmara Y Co., 500
Ramon Fernandez, 200
jose Mendez, 800
Juan Ortega, 500
Sra. Ramona Vda. de Alfonso, 1000
Francisco Larrazabal, 800
lorenzo Espasas, LOO
Manuel Orraca, 800
Jose A. Iortilla, 500
jose Barroso, 800
Jose Sanchez Layandero, 800
Adolfo Sanchez Lavandero. so
Iesdis Gonzalez. 200
Prudencio Gonzalez, 1000
Juan Al. Vela, 800
). Marcelino San Miguel, 900
Manuel San Miguel, 800
j. del Llano "Sobrino'', 500
Ramiro Suarez. ~ 800
Angel Quintana. 800
4 Yictoriano Menendez, 500
Rafael jQueipo. 100
Lorenzo Martina, 500
Lavandero Co., 1900
Domingo Luifa, 2o.00
Leoncio A. Llancza, 1000
Sues. de jose Hucrtas, 1900
Cesar Castcllanos, 300
Mariana Felid. 100
GeloGia Espailela, 25.00
Hnos. Rodriguez Hevia, 1000
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-06

Secretario del Dcpartamento
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
ATHENA MATRON VISITS
IN CALIFORNIA TOWN
CEast oregonlan Specially

ATHENA, Aug, 16,--Mrs. NJ. L.
Watts and daughter Miss Vernita left
Tuesday evening for Oakland. Califor-
mia. Miss Watts will enter her sec
ond year at Mills College
Mrs. Win Ferguson was a visitor in
Pendleton Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Ringel and
daughters Elsa and Emma and Mrs. A.
r. Coppock visited relatives in Walla
Walla Friday.
DR.. F. d. Watts and son Worth have
retalrned from a motor trip to Port
land. Eugene and Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs George Banister and
Mrs. Ralph Haynie were visitors in
Pendleton Wednesday.
Miss Belle Pambrun returned home
Thursday morning from Cheney
Wash, where she has been attending
summer normal.
Mrs. John Harder Jr. and baby
daughter are visiting relatives in Mil
ton.
Mrs. Robert Lee and children Of
Milton visited relatives in Athena
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. f. Sharp has returned from
visit with her daughter Mrs Nc
Sherry. in Tacoma
Miss Belle Mcintyre was in Pendle-
ton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Banister were in
the city from Weston Thursday.
Mrs. w. ". Mcpherson is visiting
& J., fnt ta
viii visit friends in Portland before
returning home.
Mrs. Ann Taylor and Mrs. Susie
| Gerking left for Meacham last week
where they will remain during the hot
weather
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Russell and
small daughter Jessie Louise visited
in Walla Walla Thursday.
Mrs Richard Thompson and daugh-
ters June and Margaret visited rela-
tives in Prndleton SATURDAY.
Mrs. S. C. stone, who has been CON
| fined to her home with illness. has
improved sufficiently to be able to 90
to her sisters home in Seattle.
Ed Leonard nf Waitsburg was in
! Athena Wednesday.
Charles Putnam left Athena recent
/ ~ for Ashland where he will be en-
ployed by his brother at carpenter
work
George Gerking has finished harvest
and with Mrs. Gerking and daughters
will leave soon for short vacation
trip.
Mrs. Lieuallen recently purchased
the William Winship residence on
Fifth Street
Miss Enid Cartano visited in PEN
dleton Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Willaby have
returned to Waitsbnrg. Wash. after
finishing up their harvest business
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dickinson are
on business trip to CoIfax, Wash.
Lloyd Mathers has returned to his
home at Zillab Wash, after working
| through the harvest season at the
George Kerking farm near Athena.
Mrs d. Scott Fisher and daughter
Charlotte visited at Walla Walla We'd
nesday.
York Dell is confined to his home
| by injuries received from a fall.
Mrs. Lola Paine was in the city
from Adams Thursday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
SPACE ON JOURNAL
TRAIN TO ROUNDUP
PROVES IN DEMAND

+ That people want to see the
+ Round Up this year is indicated 4
+ by the rush OF applicants for 4
; tickets on the Journal train to 4
= be run as usual by c. S. Jack 4
+ sons paper Monday afternoon it 4
= was stated by the Journal Traf- 4
+ fc department that 40 reserva- \
+ tions have already been made 4
: for the Roundup Journal train 4
+ despite the fact no publicity has 4
+ as yet been given to the fact the 4
= train has been taken and efforts =
= are being made 10 secure a spec !
= ial compartment car. AS in the .
= past the Journal train will ar =
. rive Friday morning, thus en- =
+ abling those on board to see the .
= show Friday and Saturday 4
= = = = = 4 = .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
H o M E DEMONSTRATION
= + + + ; = - + + + + + = :
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
Thumb Sucking

; Thumb sucking is a menace TO
: the childs welfare. If this habit
: is taken early it is by no means
: difficult to control, but allowed
: to run on for months it becomes
; a serious problem. Do not per-
I NIT its development.
+ Several methods are advised
T to break the habit. When used
+ earIy,a piece of adhesive around
the thumb or fingers is all that
: is necessary. In others, pinning
; the sleeves to the side, thus pre-
: venting the child raising its
+ hands to the mouth, or the
F aluminium ball nit, which can
? be purchased at the drug store,
+ is advisable Under all ciroum-
: stances break the habit no mat
F ter what measures or how long
; it takes-E. V. D.
; = = = = - = = 4 =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
Social and Club Ne7gs
lrARTY is GIVEN.

PARTY Is GIVEN,
/ Miss EVELYN Dudley is hostess this
AFTERNOON at her home on Garfield
street IN honor OF Marjorie Nichols,
five year old daughter OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs $. l.. Nichols, and Virginia Ayers,
seven year old daughter of Mir. and
Mrs. h, Ayers.
! Twelve little guests are enjoying
games on the lawn and later mnche-
ON is to he served. Miss Dudley is
assisted by Mrs, Nichols and Mrs,
Ayers,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

A floating exposition of American
industries will be housed on a great
ship specially constructed. in which
from dredges to silk hand
can be demonstrated. At sea
the decks close in and it is an ordi-
nary ship. In port the decks slide
outward, providing an area equal to
the space Of ten city blocks. The first
cruise will be to the Far East.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

Yellowstone National Park provides
a hay ranch solely to feed the park
buffaloes when winter SHOWS cover the
pastures. The park herd has grown
so rapidly that this ranch provides in
sufficient food. For the benefit OF
the assistant secretary OF the inter-
ior a buffalo run was staged re-
Gently in which more than five hun
dred animals We're driven down from
hill and plateau and out across the
plains
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
RrrrRNs 10 poRrl.ANn.

RETURNS TO PORTLAND.
Mrs. Robert \. Stanfield has re-
turned from fortnight's visit in
Seattle and rcndieton and is at home
lin the Mallory hotel During her stay
TN Pendleton as the guest OF her bro
ther, DR. David p. Hin, Mrs, Stanfield
was extensively entertained.--Ore-
Eouian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
LEAVING ON TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Trombley and
little daughter, Jane, will leave to-
morrow for a two weeks motor trip.
They will visit Seattle and will then
go to Canada.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
| GTEsTS Az DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Engdahl enter
tanned as dinner guests Thursday eve
ming Fred Noes and Miss Gertrude
Mclntyre.-Helix Advocate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
w7rY

MRS. RICHARDSON HERE.
Mrs. Harley Richardson, of La
Grande, is the guest of her mother
in-law. Mrs J. r. Richardson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
LEAVE For OLYMPIA

Hugh Jeffry and two daughters.
Miss -laxne Jeffry and Miss Hazel
Jeffry, returned yesterday to Olympia
after a visit here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
RErllRN IA HoMEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rechlin and
children. Hart and Nancy returned by
motor TO their home in La Grande.
They have been guests at the home
OF Mrs. Rechlin's sister. Mrs. G. w
Phelps and were called here for the
funeral of Miss Ruth Hart. Fred
Hart, brother, left last night for his
home in Rathdrum, Idaho.