davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04

SteStl. Ptala Sc dive neb trl o.
tazky, ktere il nemohl nikdo
zodpovedeti, naGez daia Sc do
place.
Nadarmo snazila Sc mada-
me Ramelova il tesiti ciniti il
nadeje, nepodarilo Sc il il upo-
kojiti, Ponevadz sdilela staro-
sti Dionysiny, tedy mohla il da
ii jen slabe poteseni.
Kdyz vySly vecerni listy,
wal George jeden "a druhym,
prebehl je horecnym kva-
peM, kazdeho okamziku Sc O.
bavaje, re narazl ma poznam-
ku tykaiici Sc Luciano. Nena-
lezl niceho, nebyl prece upoko-
jen.
Zmizeni mladeho muze a
mlceni, ktere stale zachovaval,
melo strasny vyznam.
"Cokoli Sc mu stalo', pra-
vii Ramel, "musime Sc domni-
vati, re by mi byl psal, kdyby
nebyl mrtev'.
"Mrtev !" Toto SIovo stale q
stale vnikalo do jeho mysle.
A jake George, tax rekla 81
take Hermiona We sve trapne
uzkosti: 'Iucian Jest mrtev"
TAX minul den plnv nejtrap-
nejSich myslenek.
George byl jako otupely,
Hermiona plakala a byla bez
sebe. Dionysie dvakrate omdle
la odpoledne. Jeji bol byl srd-
.celornnyf atpyla to zoufalost We
sve nejhroznejsi podob6.
Nasledujiciho rama George
vyjel. Sci nejprve ku Stepano-
vi Renaudinovi, by mu sd6lil
nevysvelitelne zmizeni Lucia
novo. Opustil mladeho inzeny-
ra We stavu nejvetSiho chrome
III odebral Sc ku AleXovi Mol
linu, ktery byl Lucianovi vprav
de bratrsky naklonen.
Kdyz sveho pritele vyslechl,
byl dramaticky basnik z po-
Gatku nemy a jako bleskem ga
sazen. Mem 0 tom zadne po-
chybnosti, Luciano potkalo ne
St6sti", prayil; "sdilim tebou
tve starosti, George; ale jak-
koli jsou oduvodneny, nesmi-
me ztraceti nadeje. Ne, ne, ne
uverim, re mas mlady pritel ie
mrtevl o, to by bylo hrozne I!
Rekni, George, co isl dosud u
cinil?"
"Jeste nic'.
"MusiS bez prodleni zavesti
patrani po ubohem mladiku"
"Chci jiti ma policejni pre-
fekturu".
"Ano, ano, George, to utin,
Pocket, doprovodim te".
V nekolika okamzicich byl
MoHin pripraven a Ia pul no
diny pozdeji byli oba pfatele
iuvedeni ku predstavenstvu po-
licic bezpecnosti, ktere hez O.
| kolku seznamili ucelem sv6
navSteky, ,podavse vsecky -
vSak velmi neuplne - zpravy,
| kter6 mohli udati.
"Panove", pravil trednik,
"zde lezi zpravy policejnich
komisaru . Parlze a pred
mestl a Slce vcerejsl dnesni,
Cetl jsen je a mohu vas uli-
stiti, ze nlc neobsahuji, CO by
sc dOtykaIo vice neb meme Lu-
ciana Morela, 0 n6mz mluvite
! INyslechl isem vas pozorno.
sti, pane Ramele; pochopuii
vase starosti, panove a bud'te
ujiSt6ni, re jsem k Vasim sluz-
BAN. Jenl Jest litovati, ze neyi.
te, kterym smerem Sc vas zas
p1edevclrem dal. Nicmene ehc.
dati rozkazy, by sc bez me
skani patralo V okoll pariz
sk6m po MAIDEN muzi. Jakmi
! Il Sc n6teho DOWN, co by vas
mohlo zajimati, nebudu vahat
vas 0 tom zpraviti'.
George popssl ,Luc;qnovu 0
sobnost. }
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FRONAJME Sc:

POkOJE k pronaimuti v
Plzehskem hotelu Cd $500 W.
Sc, vse modern6 zarizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel. Broadway. !?
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VE.SNICKE DRAMA LASKY.

"NJ ~ '''ANJ' RAANA
zuJe sc i pripad, kterym Sc "a
byvala prave prazska porota a
ktery jest typlckym obrazem
rozharaneho zivota spolecen-
skeho "a valky, promltnuteho
vsemi dobovymi vasn6mi a
sklony.
Josef EliaSek, 27lety prize
zitostny delnlk zemedelsKy,
mel cd r. 1917 znamost S "a
letou Ruzenou Stastnou, vdo-
YOU to pc padlem vojlnu We
yalce a matkou dyou d6ti V Tu-
hani. Fama tyrdi, re Eliasek
udrzoval Sc St'astnou milostny
pomer jeSte Ia ziyota muzova,
mel pry il opraydu rad a do
konce chtel 81 il witt "a ze-
nu. Jineho m1n6ni byla vsak
st astna, jez Sc nabazila brzy
l&sky nehezkeho a slime ma
hluchleho Eliaska, trebas city
svoje projevoval horoucim zpu
sobem. Take v rodin6 sc pome-
ru tomuto nepralo, jezto mezi
obema byl dosti znacny nepo-
mer veku. Zahy doSlo mezi o.
bGma k neshodam a konecne
Sc oba rozesli, Eliasek nemohl
ySak zapomenouti Ma mekke
objeti vdovino a hrozne zarlil,
kdyz vdoVa namluvila 81 jake
hosi kominika V Kelskych We
trusicich. Zuril, lateril a ze-
jmena byvale milence vyhrozo-
val, re il zabije.
Ze 1mysl jeho nebyl plany a
slova jeho nerozplyvala Sc v
prazdnotu, vysyita . toho, re
!. brezna t. L. veeer dobyVaI Sc
do iejiho obydli q znovu il Wy
hrozoval zabitim. Vdova mela
co Sc braniti a objednala 81 k
sob6 ma noe jisteho muze, KITE
~ il chranil, co zatim Eliasek,
ozbrojeny dykou, kterou stale
Y bote nosil a kusem zeleza re
vrat skryl Sc We stodole. Noe
uplynula bez jakekoliv pfiho-
dy, avSak druheho dne, kdyz
sc vdova vydala ma cestu k
Hsoudu v Melnice, sdohonil il E.
liaSek. Prekypoval vztekem i
litosti, domnfvaje Sc, re vdoEa
noe ztravila S jinym, zarlil de-
monicky. Mezi spoustou Vyci-
tex vytasil Sc i pozadaVkem,
aby mu vdova vratila 1900 k,
ktere il zapuicil pax il Ease
hroziI udanim, re pry navade-
la sv6ho iineho milce JOS. Mou
dteho, ably ho, totiz Eliaska,
zprovodil iako nepohodlneho
Sc sveta. Hadka mezi ob6ma
poznovu vzplanuvSi byla prud-
ka, Eliasek Sc jiz neovladnul 4
vytasiv dyku, sprovodil nekoli
ka bodnymi ranami vdoyu Sc
sv6ta. Ma to vsednuv Ma kolo,
ujel. O 8. hod. dopol, nalezli
sousede Ma poll umirajici vdo-
WI, ktera pax "a kratko sko-
nala.
Ma otazku, kdo jest vrahem,
odpovidalo Sc vSeobecne: Eli
asek !
Kdyz Vsak byl cetnictvem
zatcen, poprel syoii yinu tyr
dill, re pry St'astna sama Y nei-
yySsim rozcileni zmocnila sc
jeho dyky, kterou 81 nekolikra-
te yrazila do hrudniku, on pax
spatriv kreV, uprchl, domniva-
jc Sc, ze St'astna Sc ien lehce
zranila. y vrazedneho umyslu
usvedGovalo no vsak neien cho
vani Q Vecera minuleho dne,
nybrz j dobrozdani lekaru, kite
ii sebevrazdu u St'astne vylou-
tili q poyahy ran, ma mrtvole
nalezenych. Mimo to snazil sc
Eliasek, jak vysvita ne zachy-
ceneho dopisu, pusobiti na
svedky, ably Vypovldali jeho
prospech pokud Sc tyce vrazed
Ineho nastroje . ieho ukryta
po vrazde,
Pri tomto zaplrani setrval
EliaSek DO cele ycereiSi lice
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OZNAMOVANI We "SVETJ"
PRINASi uSPECH.
PRODA Sc:


PRODA Sc krasna farma o
45 akrech, 80 mil od mesta, 5
krav, | jalovice, 2 kone, s pra
sat, 20 slepic, 16 kachen, pek-
ma zahrada dunn 0 6ti svetni-
cich, vSechny stroje, s akru
lesa, . akru kukurice, 3i2 a.
kru brambor, 5 akru pohauky,
5 akrU pSenice zaseto, lao bu-
slu oysa. zadn6 rokle. Cena
$4,000. Vezme Sc tez NEST
sky majetek ma vym6nu. Blizsi
sdeli Frank j. Parenica, 359L
E. 106 al. q Union. !?
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- Pryni cesky zensky advo-
kat ma slovo V nedeli 9. rij-
ma V ,Ceske Mar. Sini V "Ro-
manku ma horach". Vstu-
penky v predprodeji. Dram.
Odbor Legionaru - Vcelka.
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PRODAM VICTROLU a 30

ceskych importovanych rekor-
du. Stala $3.50 a da sc za S65.
Haste Sc V els. 1884 Storer A.
We. 1915
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PRONAJMOU Sc

koupelna, gas, ell. sv., Skopky,
garaz els. 3409 E. 90. St. u
Union, roh Ovington, dole.
$500 mesicn6. 1916
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PLATlME HOTOVE
IA bondy Svobody, usporns
valecne znamky.

kupuJeme tez stare zlato, strfbro. pla-
thu, DIAMANTY, skvosty. hodinky.
rtut magneticke ukazovaky. neupo-
trebene postovnf znamky vse. co ma
JakoukoH cenu. PIatime ga vse cenne
hotoNymi. SIMON, spolehlivy 1edna-
tel, MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company, Ufadoyna, pokO1
c, 2l6 Lcnox budoye, roh y. uI. a
Euclid Ave. Denne otevreno do ho-
am vecer
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04

- Repertoirni hra Syando-
va divadla ma Smichove Ro
manek ma horach' podana
bude Dram. Odb. Legionarru
Vcelka V Ces. Mar. Sini, V
nedeli 3. rijna.
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Jest TO wanna y6c", mrucel
hrabe. Potom potrasl Sc "a
chmurenym celem smutne hla-
YOU a hledel Sc srdcelomnym
pohledem ma svou dceru aSve-
ho zete.
2.
V dobe od rama az do jedne
hodiny ucinil 81 Lucian V okoli
Ville-d'- -Ayray n6kolik narysd.
Ponevadz V tomto okamziku
citil, re potrebuje obcerstveni,
vstoupil do zahrady u hostin-
&C, snidal stinn6m loubi a pri
cerne kavc vykouIil dive ciga-
|rety.
Potom, MAZE Velkou kreslici
mapu pod palm, dial Sc zna-
mou p6Sinou do poll. ida podel
svahu, obratil svG kroky ku
vile Latourellu, ktera Sc MALE
Ezala ia heikramejSim konci O.
sadly nedaleko lesd, ktere sa-
haly smerem ku Versailles. Ja-
kasi tajemna moe tahla Jej ne
lodolateln6 ku LatourelIu.
Pred ctrnacti dny nahodou
pfisel do teto krajiny. Obrov-
ske stromy V Zahrad6 a V SOU
Isedstvi obratily ma sebe jeho
pozornost; kdyz Vystoupil ma
hfeben vysiny, spatril starou
v6z domu. Dunn, zejmena vsall
ona vez, Sc mu zalibily a on
pravil: "V nejblizSich dnech,
prijdu-li Ease do teto krajiny,
nacrtnu 81 je ma papir".
Mlady muz nosil letni odev
jako tourist V okoli Parize
bile kalhoty, bilou Vestu, sa-
metoyy kabatec, ma hlave mel
plsteny klobouk Sc sirokou sire
chou ma nohou mel leskle
botky; ma krku mel lehky Sa-
tex, iehoz konce spadaly ma
Vestu.
Lucian sci rychlym krokem.
Po uplynuti dvaceti minut pfi-
sci "a zahradni zed u Latou-
rellu. Sci ku zadnim dyerim,
ktere jak obycejn6 byly zamce
| ny ucinil jeSte 6tyricet neb
padesat kroku, hledaje ocima
misto, kde by mohl pohodln6
kresliti. PredevSim musel 81
vsak nalezati hodn6 vysoko, by
mohl 1plne prehlednouti Y
stromech ukryty dunn a starou
vGz, ktere chtel obkresliti. Po-
treboVal tez stin, neb horko by
| 10 Velke a y bezmracneho nebe
INysilalo slunce zhave paprsky
Lucian. ktery ma syych u.
meleckych vyletech nerad OBJ
tezoval naradim, bez kterehe
Sc mohl obejiti, neopatril SC
slunecnlkem, ktery pfilezitost-
ne muze poslouziti "a deStnik
a ktery Sc pripevnuje ma hu
zastrcenou do zem6.
Deset kroku cd pesiny na
malem navrsi uvidel velkou ja-
blon, iejiz listi bylo tax huste
ze sotva slunecni paprsky mo-
hi proniknouti. "Foto mlstt
zda Sc byti dobryml"
Vyhledal 81 nejlepsi vyhlid
ku, postavil 81 dobre svoji sesl
skladaci, posadil Sc, yytah
sye pouzdro S tuzkami y kapsy
svou .gummu, wal tez ze sv'
mapy arch kresiiciho paplrl
zlutave barvy, ktery byl dels
nez sirsi a ktery tfemi jehli
1cemi, dvema nahofe, jednou d,
le pfipevnil ma lakovanou kuzi
Ikterou zadni strana jeho ma
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PRODA Sc feznicky a gro-
cerni obchod, rohove misto,
kde Sc trzi kol $3.50 tydne a
je pfi mem byt o 5ti pokojich.
Naleza Sc Y els. 1922 Superior
Ave. Haste Sc Y cis. 1921 e.
55. st. 10-A
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FRANK KREJCf opravuje
satstvo, muzSke, tez i zenske,
ktery Vam k spokojenosti po-
slouzi. Koupim tez a prodam
obnosene Satstvo jen do
brych rukou. Haste Sc v els.
5255 Dolloff Rd. proti Bark
will Skole. 10-4
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PRODA Sc dun, ) pokoju a

zachod dole a ) pokoju naho-
re, velky lot, puda, sklep. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 1928 zap. So St.
blize Gilbert Skoly. Cena
$4,000. 10-7
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HLEDA Sc pradlena, ktera
by 81 brala pradlo domu. Hla-
sic Sc els. 1929 Buettner CT.
u nemocnice sv. AleXe ma
Broadway. 1914
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y r O B N E
0 IN A M K Y.
REzNECKY PoMoCNtK

Cech pflJety, vyuceny .uzenar,
hleda zamestnani. Haste Sc V
els. 2657 L. lis. St. 1916
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

Giles. Richard Travers. George Bar
mum, Warren Richmond and ]. Thorn
ton Baston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
noudng Pendeton Prioes and AssOOatsd Press RepOr.

RNe, preliminary production esti.
mate 6a.So0, 600 bushels.
Buclwhcat, production, lS,0O,000C
bushels; condition, ST,2; acreage
Gal geo.
White potatoes, production, Sl6,-
ooe,G00 bushels; condition 65.S,
Sweet potatoes, production, ll4.-
0oo,000 bushels; condition S4,5.
Tobacco, productional, $4,000, 600
pounds, condition 666.
: FLAX production, S,s00,00o bushels;
condition 20.
Rice production, SS,500,OO0 bushels;
condition 500.
/ Hay (tame). production SL600 600
tons; wild, 15,500,O00 tons; condition
(aID. Ss.5,
Sugar beets production 5000, O00
tons, condition $40.
Apples, production lOs,OoO,OOO
vushels.
Peaches, production sl,SsO,OOo
ushels.
sorghums, production 100000 600
bushels.
State Figures Presented.
The preliminary estimate of praduc-
.ion Of winter wheat by principal pro-
.dueing states follows:
Pennsylvania, a6,S2e,0oO bushels.
Ohio. 2TS79,000 bushels.
Indiana, 22.72S.o GOO bushels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10


WARRINGTON. d. c., Aug. TO-
a. - Practically every important
farm crop showed loss in prospect
ivc production as result os&adverse
conditions during july. The depart
mcnt OF agricultures monthly report
today forecast 100000 bushels less
wheat than was estimated month
ago. ~ 100000 bushels less corn,
is2,0O0.000 bushels less oats and 6l,-
100000 bushels less potatoes.
Tho August crop report issued to-
day forecasts the production of the
pountys principal farm crops and esu-
mates their condition on August / as
follows
Winter wheat Preliminary csti-
mate OF production, 544oo0,ooo bush
els
Spring wheat at--Production forecast.
sl3,oo0,o00 bushels; condition eos
per cent OF normal.
All wheat production forecast 49,
0O0,00 bushels,
Corn production, 3.oS2 00O. Geo bush
els, condition, $40.
Oats production, l,lSI000,000
bushels; condition, 64.5.
Adverse Conditions shown.
Barley production, i5l,o00,0ee
bushels; condition ia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Sterling Loses Seven
! Cents On Exchange.

NNhtS VII ENcfmnSc.
| NEW YORK, Aug. i6.-After a
modest rise. the stock market yester-
day eSsed off on selling Of industrials.
CLOSING heavy, with irregular changes
mostly of small consequence.
Trading showed the lack of convlc.
tIon on the part OF the speculative
community, which has been character
istie recently Trading in consequence
was lght, In one hour today sales
We're limited to approximately 90 600
shares. The days transactions were
100000 shares.
At the opening there was some buy
ing OF rails In later trading rails
eased off with the remainder of the
list. Selling on the decline centered
m the oils. motors and equipments.
Foreign exchange reacted sharply
after Yesterdays violent upturn. Ster-
Ing broke cents from yesterdays
high level, whseh seemed to confirm
fhe assumption that the rise was due
TO speculative operations. Other ex-
change rates declined in sympathy.
eau money remained at c per cent. =
The demands for bonds was affect
ed by continuance of firm money
rates. Investment issues. as wen as
those of speculative character. lost
ground with selling In i vide variety
of mortgages. Northern Pacific IS
were consp icuously heavy. Total
sales par value, Sl2,95O, 900. Liberty
bonds were irregular
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
MOTION
PICTURE NEWS
ARCADE TO-DAY
PEARL WHITE PLAY
SCORES BIC SUCCESS


Tho first thought OF the spectator
after seeing Pearl White In "'rhc
Mountain Woman" at tho Arcade
Theatre would naturally have been 10
rush home and warn the rest OF thn
family not to miss the picture. 1t Is
doubtful IL Miss White has played In
anything moro enjoyable from the
standpoint of the audience than this
story Of the Kentucky hills as origin
ally told by Charles Neville Buck in
his novel "A Pagan OF the Hills"
The picture is replete with acting
of the finest type. There is spirited
action aplenty. and interesting in
cidents which arc added as sort of
good measure to the gripping plot.
The sub-titles, written In the droll da-
lect OF the mountaineers are not the
least factor in the entertainment value
of this William Fox production.
Miss White plays "Alcxander' Nc
Givens. whose father reared her as IL
she were,a boy and whose wild beauty
set mems hearts aflame and brought
sneers from the women because she
dressed in boylsh garb. Her attitude
toward suitors was always Hands
Off,"
The Telling of giant trees. shooting
the rapids on log RATS. sensational
hotel fire and grain elevators de-
struction by marauders are among the
sensational scenes of the picture. Pearl
White is Pearl White--and what fur
ther personal descriptionsis necessary
to her hundreds of thousands of ad-
mirers?
Charles Giblyn deserves great credit
for the direction of the picture, which
is mastery. In the east are Corliss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

Illinois, SS,6OS,OO0 bushgls. N
Missouri. S0,l2S,000 bushels.
Nebraska, 1850, 900 bushels.
Kansas, li7,99S,O00 bushels.
Oklahoma, 81, 100000 bushels.
Washington, S0,92e,o0o bushels
The condition and forecast of pro.
dHetion OF spring wheat by important
Producing states follow:
minnesota, condition 60 and produe.
tion 2I174,000 bushels.
North Dakota, condition o. and pro.
duction 6S,S4e.000
south Dakota, condition 6S ard
production 26,42S.0O0 bushels.
Montana, condition 81 and produc.
tion l9,l2S,Q00 bushels.
Washington, condition rs and pro.
duetion 2o,o92. 2.e6O bushels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Export Demand Brings
Up Value of Wheat.

CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-(A P.D-Ac-
tive export demand, coupled with cor
rect anticipation that the government
crop report would prove bullish,
brought about fresh upturn yester-
day in the value of wheat. The finish
although unsettled. was l. 1-4c to 2r
net higher, with September lea ~
to 1.23 "a and December 1925 "a
to s1.27. Corn gained 1-Sc to Lie to
3-Sc and oats lac to 3-Sc. Provisions
closed unchanged to lac higher.
New export business in wheat was
estimated as high as 1000. 900 bushels
Other bullish factors were smallness
of winter wheat offerings. slowness of
the spring crop movement and the fact
that first returns from threshing in
Canada failed to come up to expecta-
ton Realizing sales. however. caus-
cd the market to sag little at the last
Corn and oats averaged higher with
wheat despite the big corn crop in
sight and the huge visible supply OF
oats
Provisions were firm as result of
the strength Of grain and hogs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE

ltNL'ATt THe
lMATvGe LVt-IH
lToU z AaSktv
lNcoO COINS 70
AT ANY moRS
7 Ham TttaT Z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Hc Wins tLe Blue Ribfon

chauncey Bishop. according 10 a
message from Lehman Springs, is the
holder OF a new title. Mfr. Bishop was
the unanimous choice in the homely
mems contest at the Springs last week.
end. He entered in the heavy weight
class and wop bands down.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

There are some defects in the plea
sure and privileges Of being a con-
gresham or a senator. These defects
include enforced attendance at Wash
ington during the heat-pTostration sea
son.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

The water supply Of Allentown,
Pennsylvania, was cut off several
hours when an enormous army of
frogs clogged the filters and mains
Residents enjoyed frog legs for sup
per.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Dean. You've Gotta Come Through

I'VE are Sjust as grateful TO Dean
Tatonis for what he promised TO send
Us by express to Meacham. We will
pay the freight If it is not prepaid. -
Extract from Boy Scout news in yes
terday's f. 0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

About the only thing no one has
tried to make wine out of so far is the
radish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Tho Ceremony Was Simple But
Beautiful

(From the La Grange Citizen)
Evelyn Bostlemann, 26 Elmwood
avenue, was pleasantly surprised Wed
hesday evening, July 13, when a group
Of friends came in unexpectedly and
presented her with q fountain pen.
Miss Bostlemann left afterwards for
o tour in the west
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10

a woman doesn't necessarily have
to be in an auto to knock man down.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
Pace Diopcnes

DiOgenes couldn't find one
But here's guy that's new
He puts revenue stamps
Upon his own home brew.
Contributed by Ida Know.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-11
NOTICE

There will be public sale at the
Livery Barn In Raymer, Saturday
Afternoon, August 90, commencing
at goo p. NJ.
Consisting of four or five head Of
work horses. work harness, and
other articles too numerous to
mention.
II you have anything that you
wish to sell list II with Cecil Hall,
and bring in in time for the sale.
Terms are cash.
Il. +. Shindler.
j. N. Quinn, Clerk.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-11
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas N. G, Morris. City and County Of
Denver. Colorado. grsntor BY his Trust Deed.
dated April I. 1915, and recorded In the Office
Of the Clerk and Recorder Of Weld County,
Colorado. In Book l3S at Page 80. conveyed
to the Public Trustee Of said County, the fol-
lowing land In said County. te-wit:
The Southwest Quarter (SWh) Of Sec
ton Thirty-hvs 1857. Township Nine ts
North. Range Fifty-seven (50 West Of
the sth Principal Meridian,
In trust 10 secure one principal note Of
even date with said Trust Deed for $4,000
payable to John Dugan or order. five Year,
after date. with interest thereon from date at
the rate Of seven per cent. per annu,n pay
able ssmi-annually.
And Whereas. Default has been made by
the said srantor In said Trust Deed. In the
Performance Of the covenants and conditions
Imposed upon him BY the teffns Of said Trust
Deed, In this, to-wit: That said grantor has
failed to ray said principal note when due.
and failed 70 pay the semi-annual interest
due on said principal note on March 20. 1921.
And whsrsas. The legal holder Of the in
debtsdnsss represented by said note has filed
with said Public Trustee notice and demand
In writing. declaring said default. and elect
Ing 10 declare the whole debt represented by
said note, and interest thereon to date Of sale.
due and payable. and demanding the sale Of
said land under said Trust Deed.
Now. Therefore. notice Is hereby given that
pursuant 70 said notice. election and demand.
and under and by virtue Of the authority
vested In me by said Trust Deed and the
law. !. N. J. Walsh. Public Trustee Of said
County. will sell the above described land
for cash. at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the East front door Of the County
Court House In said County. on Monday. the
22nd day Of August, 1921. At 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon. for the purpose Of paying said
notes. interest and expenses Of this sale and
will give to the purchaser thereof certificate
Of purchase therefor as provided by law.
Dsted July IA. 1921.
NJ. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee Of Weld County. Colorado.
riyt publication July 81. 1921.
Last publication August 10. 1921.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-11

An effort Is being made to revive
The Greeley Chamber OF Commerce.
60 1t seems that even the county seat
finds 1t difficult TO keep a live
Chamber OF Commerce. 1t was quite
alive last winter to do its worst 10
kill couny division and condem a
whole secion OF the county without
hearing and science the movement to
death without benefit CT clergy. We
suggest that when 1t Is revived, 1t
act on facts. and that its activities
be toward building rather than
knocking.