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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
HI FRACASAL)O
FL REGIMEN
B()LSHEV|kI
Lenine ha resueItd I!amar
al capital y a los tecnicos
e inteIectuales
Un dele mexicano
que regresa de Russia
asi 10 deClara
Tclcgrama Especial para LA PREM >A'
=. \. L.L, = :. :.

Tclcg-ama Esrecia! para LA PRENSA'
ClUDAD DE MENlCO. Nov. E!
lider obrcro fernando Roi2rte, qGa
fue cnyiado por Ia Confederation Re
g!onal. 4 cstuGit- el regimen q. los So
victs en- EuS.a, acaoa de rcgrcS;tr L
esta ciudad J Ia hecho intcrcsantes dc
c,ar-acioncs asegurando que Ia Russia
dc LcU!ne ha rcciificado poc compile
to toda su poitt!ca comua!sta, resol
v:eadcse i lamar en- el prdx!luo enc
ro al Capital J Il los c.ementos ttc-
nicos !ntc!"ccuales. para que name
jcn las !ndust,ils y las iUegZus Twas
dc. pals. que en- manos del uolshevi-
kismo Ian ucSado Ia mas compile
II ruina.
Dice Eodarte que los sovie.istas
dic-on un paso dcmasiado ava aZado
para el cuaI II Humankind 70 SC en-
c@Cutra Suf.cicntemente prcpar&da y
educada. J nabivadese dado perfecta
cuenta de las cordic.oncs de 2us.a,
expresa que en- Mexico no Sc tiene que
desear NADIA en- materia de sociaismo
en- Mexico, Rodarte dice que los obre-
ros mexicanos debcn procurar su me
joram.cnto econ6mico Y socia! po- me
dio del coopcratis-o Y nunca baio min
gun concepto prctendicado invadir po-
siciones socialcs que requicren una
educaci6n especia! Y las que sofa
!nente puede llegarse con el tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
Es muy grave Ia situacion
en- Michoacan

TeIeS-arna Esncelal para "LA FRENSh'
CICDAD DE MEXICO, nov cmbrc
3.-aonda impression Ia produc!do en-
todos los clTcuIos sociales de csta ciu-
dad las ncciciss que. proccdcntcs del
Estado de Nichoacin. dan cuenta dc
os at-opellos atcntados do todas ella
ses, ascsinatos > perseuUc.ones CUE sc
nan conctido cu TuXpam, ZitEcuarc,
Zu-zco y Morelia, en cayos puntos sc
han lnpucsto las autoridudcs nusi-
quistas por medic del terror, con cuyo
motive Sc corsicera sura grave
dad eI estado actual de aqueiia ent.-
dad federat!va.
En- Vista de estos acenLecimlentas,
ei DR.. Aicnse Romero Eder del Par
lido Liberal Censtitucionai!sta, ha te-
,egrafiado esta ciuda6 diciendo que
no proseguiri il camraha electoral
que rue eut2~e2der Gquel Estado
Do-que se h2Il conlpis,amente con-
-enc.do de cue todo sera una farsa
para dar el triunfo los sociaiistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
Los liDERES QUE NO
REGSESARkN.

Por 10 tanio. Jos obreos dcberan
conrcstar 81 estau dc acuerdo para O.
cupa~ d. nucvo sus puestos en- n com
pania ferrocarrilera acep,an desem
peiiarlos con ID previa condici6n de
que sus jefes no rStornaran por aho-
IA 4 ocupar los pucstos que antes o.
cupabau. Los lideres OBJ eros que Sc
pretcnde jar sin emplco, son q Sc
nor K. D. Frame, G. c. Nellis, j. D.
Shepherd J. c. BiGham, los cuales
Sc encucntrau eli Houston, dondc
fucron para ceIcbrar las confercncias
con los funcionarios ferrocarrIic oS v
discutir IN lorna en- que los ubre:os
huclguistas deban regrcsar Il sus Ia
bores.
En- las oficInas de- los obrcrGs cn
eSta ciudad, eli seller J. J. Gaia. QHu
eSti fungiendo actua!mcnta como di
rector INFERNO del movinicato ell cs-
Il ciudad, manifesto que no ST. ;enian
ninguna noticias oficiales da uous-
ten. que todo 10 que saba sobrc el
particular 10 habia adquir!do pcf los
notIcias publicadas por Il prensa o.
cal, pero cue esperaba tena: aViso de
Houston de IN monento ot-c.
No sabrfa exactamente exoiicar
tedo el aicsnce de IA nota quo 81 Jdez
Hutcheson ha girado IN Houston, pc
70 segun mi enieader, comprenGo
que dicha nota es virtua!nente una
crden para que sc restabiezca a ios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
LAMONT CELEBRO CONFERENCiAS
CONEL PRESLDENTE HARDING Y
CON e. SECRETARIO HUGHES
Al soLir de dichas con
ferencias fue entreuis-
tado pero Sc nego a
comentar 10 trQtado
en- elias

Te;ec,.ama Especial para la PRENSA-
WASHINGTON, noviembre o--E
banouero Thomas Lamont que Tue
a Mexico a tratar con el Goblerno DEL
p-esttccte Obrcg6n SCORE Ia CONVEX
sion de IL dcuda exterior y soore Ia
rcanudacl6n del scrvicio de la ms
ma. vino Il csta capital hoy, proce-
dente dc Nueya York.
L! banqucro que representa- al gru-
no International dc BanGueros que
coas;ituyen los princ:pales acreedores
de Mexico. vino L Washington con ei
cxclusivo objcto de conferenciar con
g! P'resdcn;c Harding con el Secre-
tario dc Estado, Charles Evans HUI
ghcs-
La cn,revi.ta con e. scSundo de los
ci,ados funciouarios fue mas prolon-
@ada. y Sc cree que en- ella, ei banque-
70 cue ncrtencce a II firma Morgan
and Co, iuCormj aHapliamente acerca
de: las. cond:cioncs en- que eacontro a
Mexico sobre los puntos que dis
cuti6 en- sus confercncias con el Pre-.
sidente O5rsg0n y .. Secretarlo de
Hacienda. De il Huerta.
al salir dc las confcccncias celebra
das con el Prcsidenie Harding ei
Secrctario Hughes. Lamont Tue en-
trcv!S;aGo po- los pc-.od:stas locales
y los representatives dc los ciarios
ncoyurniros, pcro cstos no obtuvieron
nineunos :nformcs. pues el represen-
tantc IL Ia ascc:aci0n International de
ba-crcrcs SC n".<i hablar sobTe 10
t-ataao en- Jas co..Eeccncias aiudldas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
HOY DECIDIRASE Al
| FIN EL ASUKTOOE
IA ROELGA
Los ferrocarriIeros deben
decir 81 regresan a
los puestos que
abandonaron
Este regreso debera SCI
a condicion de que los
Iideres Continuen
suspendidos

La huelga de los ierrocarrileros del
international and G.cat Northern, Pc
rece al Fin llegar q una soluci6n, pues
como rcsultado de las Conterencias
que Sc efectuan en- Houston. entire los
IidcreS dc las hermandades ferroca-
rrileras Y los funcionarios dc IA Com
paiifa. cl iucz federal Mr.. ]. D.
Hutchson notified 4 los huelguistas
de "a compania / and G. y. ddrseleS
dc piazo haSta al vie: neS de esta Sc
mana para regresar sus labores,
notificanGo!es tambi@n que una vez
que aceptaran Tolver q sus puestos
les ser.an reconocidos sus derechoS
y prerrogativas.
En- este acuerdo Sc prescribe quo
los lidercs dc los ob eros huelguistas
quedan eIentos de esta decision, :
que ellos no podran volver a sus ira
bajos. mcnos que el receptor fcde-
raj, Mr.. James y. Baker, 10 resuelva
en- otra forra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
.E|Pte. Obreg6n Ia so|idaTidad
incOndiciOna|de|8S sociedades grer11ia|eS
Green mega que esten
agotGndose los pozos
petroleros de Mexico

:clerrara Especial pa.a Ia PKtNoa.
C!UDAD DE MEXlCO, novlem-
bre 3.-El Gerente de l. "Huastc-
ca Petroleum Company" Mr.. WI
Lam Green. ha telesrafiado ocsoc
81 puerto de Tampico negando ca
,es6ricamente Ia noticia propala3a
en- "a prensa americana, respe'."
que Sc esttn agctaado los pozos "~
pctro!eo de esta region.
Green cxprcsa que, en- su con-
,..p;o, Ia alarm4 ha sido pronaIaHa
nor meras naau.cbras cncamlaadas
i 2rop5si-os dc cspcculaci3n en !as
.oisas dc los Estalos C..-0s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04

No scuos partidarioS de las ent-e-
vistas anonimas. tai vez por II ten
dencia nuest-a, Ieva64 l. e2ageracIon.
dc prcsentar III plbLco solamente no
ticias debidamen-c respaldadas poC II
autenticldad que les dan las tuenteS
sesu-as, 81 nombc2 dc los dec-2r>n teS
los irre-utables hechos con"c!dos
nor todos: pe-o no est2uaos tanpoco
- q case d desperd:c!ar !ato-rs2c!o-
mes tan preciosas como IA que recog,-
mos aver que i hlcn .:cnc1 que c>-
conder 81 origea 60 a r.lste-io dc
..una persona que no quIso da- 81 nom
bre.' en- car!S.o 9rcser.t--n tel acoq!o
de Gatos, dc deraIIes, dc c.rCuastaE-
cias. de opiuiones Sobre Acchcs que
necesiJan ser preSeCciados Y vividos,
mar, habla- con tanta seguriGad soore
clos. que no -ensnos empacho en- en-
tresarluS = nuesrro publ;co seglvo dc
Gue an6niInaS : toio eucoC-ac~ cE
..llas al interts Que noso-os les ad-
yertinos.
Mexico. y-iviendo dcatTo dc uSa rs-a-
t!v,t cranqu!I;dad y de esa !naprsc5ablo
Iib.r,ad del pensdrlisnto que i. hd prs
ssaiado el Sobierno del general oore-
.6n. -, halla todavia 5ajo IL .mDco-
sion dc IL 7eSGdIll<a carraao.S-.., eH
que el rifle cs;aba pvo7to caSuEar
u los que cpirarG2 dc nanera contra
ria ~ regimen imperantc. No Sc 1aa
dado caSos hasta hoy de persecuc!o-
reS a los r1r:odistaS, nj Sc h. deSte-
-rsdo nadic por arda- propalando
en ccgrIIlos ' cantinas noticiaS desEa-
voraoIes n got.erHo, pero.... al busn
cal;ar llaman Sancho y Ia pr1ldenciS
aconseja = los que vivcn en- nueStro
pals yicnen &C &, no proba~ fortu-
- ca q reshaladizo campo de IA opo
sscit2 n poccrSe- a inqUirir q --aguan
te.' de! obresoniamo on cuarto : 20
l-r;lccla y ecua2imidad-
d ahI que -odos los que liegan =
nos dan Observation-Disclosures qQte
Cel da-GQs QslaS-2os haEau pu- princi
p:o dc cuentas esra adverlencia: ''ss-
- Cue le Voy decir 10 IS para rC-
hlicarse. Al me-cs cor mi nomb-o.''
cas-. S!empre 10 que - quicrcn
que se puhiiGue - 10 qlc -na< vale
h pena de SGlir cn lc.-as .ic ,,.ulae.
e. eSt2 cc4Ss1t1. Crsnue, d" pro-
rleteC i l. pe-s..ua que nos lid - d.
toS eSc~ltuS = scEuss!;,- persona 4u I.
pas6 por San Aa.oa.o rgmuo ! ma
pohiaci6n InpUrlIate dcl uorte de !os
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
GALES EN- NUEVA YORK

Ielesrcma Especial pnrp la PRENSh'
NUEEA IORn, noriemure S.-EI
general Elias Ca.loa neg6 esta mafa-
ma a esta ciudad on tren especial. Per
manecera aqul unea dlas y despues,
ira a ciudad de Mexico,
Muchos reporteros han estado a en-,
trevistarlo, pero 81 no quiere que su
preseneio SEA conocida del p1blico,
Las personals que 10 han visitado
dicen que Sc encuentra en- magnlfica
salud y que asegura que IA situacion
de Mexico as exce.ente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
RECHAZAN LOS BONOS DE
LA SECRETARIA DE
AGRICULTURE
Ell Sindicato Nacional de
Agricultural tomo ese
acuerdo por unonimidad

releSrams Especial para IA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, novic1nhre
3.-En vista dc gu Ia Secretaria de
Agriculture ha cqnt.nuado hacienda
un inmoderado reparto de t!erras en-
todo el pals, 81 Sindicato Nacional de
Agriculture IA tornado el acuerdo
unani,ne de- rechazar los bonos que Ia
Secretarfa mencionada ia ofrecido
para q Dago de Ia deuda agraria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
FL GUbi1kNU ACTUAL DE MEXICO Is
Ell DE MAYOR FULRZA MATERIAL QUE
HA HABIDO EN- LOS ULTIMOS 10 AMOS
No hey la pista problema H,iita, es cierto; pero
los protlemas politicos sociales tantos,
que la agitacion aumenta cada dia
Ell General Oregon ha penido perdiendo magnfco
oportunidad: ha podido ser Ell paclficador Ell re-
constructor, mas parece que no hG querldo serto

Esrados Cridos- de que no 10 meac:o
f.ar1amos ii dariamos el mas leve
ind;cio de que fus 81 = quien cnrevis-
ragnos. quisinos romper con cl p-opo
sito que de tempo atras tenemos ne
cho lie no volver haplar dc personaS
que no quieren da- 81 nombre, en- sra
cia dc n iate-esante reiaci6n que nos
h!zo esca iuc6gnita que tan euterada
esta = tan biea sabe contar IA situa-
ciGn dc nuesrTo pals.
mUcHA FUERZA MATERIAL
-Si sc reflerc listed = IA fuerZa del
Go5ierno del Cfr,a!. Obreg6n = las pro
babiEdades q tay de q caiga-co-
me1z5 d:ci&2donoS- le dire que dicho
gcbicrno es tai vcz el mas fuerte. ma
lerialmente, de los que ha teAido Ne
N!co desde In catda del general Diaz.
+, ej%-cito 6 mas numeroso y es:4
mejo- or-antZado que Ell tienpoS de
Carraaza, digaSe 10 Que Sc olga sobre
.orrerre dc diccro que todos los dias
sale Gc las alas del Tesorc. Ia sido
Eastado en equipa-io convenicntemen-
"a. AdymaS. Ia reiariva tra7Quiiidad
que ha hanido 81 el pats-relativa por
que ST no hay > il vista p~o5lens mill
litar s. hay iCeu.etud entire e. pueblo
de5:Eo ! 10 d:tici! de Ia vida-hace
que =! gobierro Gisponga de todo 81
ejsrcito : tcnga en sus maaos una
tuerza real t-e1?a.dG. Las rebehones
no han ten.do eco : las pocas cue con
c2rc2 con elemerjos dignos de tonar-
50 en- cusn;a. han stdo r6pidaraeate
sotocadas. con u?Gcho de dest-eza y &C
.ividad ds parts del sobierro ' con
7ucho &c suc-te tanbier.
PSo. poc ORA parte, us:ed sabe %
l1c ea MEXICO signitica contar con
IN eisrcico nune-oso. Las bayonetas
50 vuelve:: nauchGs veces contra G.
pccao que Gcbi2n defender los ba-
tailoacs : rcsiunieuros Sc Gesmoronan
como nnont6n Gg @ren2 so,:tz,.-Gic por Il
base, cuando lDe1os st cspc-a....
" hay aIso que ha;a p-csenci. IN
cua-le!azo contra q sob:crro de, Graf.
OarcSGp?
-Todavid no -,
--s.........-,.-.-
p.~o que luiavia no, Do-qus pa
=. qu. 81 uurstro pals 'euaJ-n' les
clurIo.ssZ,s - RetsS.,:- j. ie--Gur-, =.
Cerucnto lie III prestige il.-liI22, tic
(pass. 4 L. fag. s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
LUN DE La HU.hTA
CTROS DOS BANQUEROS AMERICANOS
Son clos los se7ores C. G. Pitjokne Charles Kingsley
Fankauser, que uegmcn antier de NJ York Mexico,
para tratar so5re aszntos 'inancieroS mexlconos
HOY LLEGARAN OTROS DOS BANQUEROS DE N. y.
Telegrama Especial para Ia PRENsA

Teiegrama IA PRENsA
CUpAD MENICO Dos asaS confeTenciaS cec
brn hoy Hacienda, Adofo dc Ia Hueria los pan
e kankauser
YORK Las ehtFe
vcrsaron sobe t6icos dc las tuanas
ore los rnos cios de "a
cuda
aaan cgarar ban4ueros trtar aSuntos de Ia mis-
indoe con Ia Sccrctar Hacienda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-11-04
IIsTA DE LOS DoNATIvOS PARA
LAS ESCUELAS De DOLORES
HIDALGO, GTO.
Suna anterior S So.179 .86
FORANEAS:
Sr. J. Reyes-Buckley,

Sr. J. Reyes-Buckley,
Sr. Refugio Herrera Y fanli-
miiia.-Waco Texas .....
Sr. J. Francisco Medina
Elwood. III ..-.......
Sr. Felipe F. Nunoz.-El-
wood, Ill ................
Sr. Agustin Reyes.-Eiwood,
III
Sr. JESUS A1eCa-Pagcsa
Juntion, Colorado ..... J
Sr. Estrada Lumber Co.
Eagle Pass Texas .......
Sr. Andres PereZ.-Buckhoits.
SAdS .-...--
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Celeetado per Ia senora An
tonia A. Fernandez, de
Dawson, N. Mexico:

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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRkNSA has
= larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper In the
United States. -
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;
D!~o cue tuiavia no, Do-qus pa
=, qu" ~ uurstrn nais 'euajen' ics
.il,lrtc.,szcS - Ree.s.,: /. ie:-Gur--, =.
gerucnto lie III 2-,s>is.5 n:-lil@9, dc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10
PENDLET0N WILL SOUND
NOTE OF GLADNESS IN
ARMISTlCE DAY AFFAIR

A celebration of jollification for all
of Pendleton and surrounding territory
is the idea of the American Legion as
expressed in the plans OF special
committee which met Saturday even
ing to discuss the program which will
be staged here on Armistice Day.
The activities have not all been
worked out, but a parade in the morn
ing with a special speaker is one thing.
The parade will be different from the
usual event of this sort, and some d.s-
tinctive touches are being planned.
In the afternoon, Bakers football
team will oppose Coach Hanley's Bull
doggers here at Roundup park and
the game is expected to prove a worth
while offering for sport lovers
In the evening there will be some
special "doings" the nature OF which
has not been decided on, but Cyri
Proebstel chairman of the committee
declares that jollification and not sad
ness is to be the note Of the Who'll,
days program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10
R0SEBURG DENTIST SAYS
MICE OVER RAN CELL At
COUNTY JAIL ALL NIGHT
Brumfield Declares He Spent
Entire Night Fighting Rats; ;
Asks That He be Given Traps

ROSEBURG. Oct. .10.-(A. P)-
Eighteen of the now venlre of 25 call
ed to complete the Rrumfield jury
were on hand when court opened to-
day. Brumfleld this morning COM
planned that mice overran his cell last
night, and that he had to spend the
night fighting thcm. He asked for
traps. His brothers arrived Yesterday.
Two Brothers Attend Trial
ROSEBURG, Oct 10--(U. P)-The
selection of permanent jury to try
DR.. Brumfield for the murder of Dem
mis- Russell is expected before night
fall A special venre of 25 reported
for examination today, with the attor-
neys for both sides apparently eager
to complete the dun routine.
Brumfield still reta ms iron control
of himself, watches the proceedings
with care. He indulged in frequent
whispered conferences with his law
yers, also with his wife and two broth
ers John and Victor Brumfield, who
are here from Princeton, Ind, to at
tend their brothers fight for his life.
Popular opinion here is that the &C.
tual taking of evidence will start with
tomorrow's session.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10

Wheat-Evening up Of short con-
tracts was the outstanding feature of
the days market and the close was
within a fraction of the high point
The semi -pancky feeling which has
prevailed last week was less noticeable
helped by the reassuring advices from
the east regarding the foreign situa-
ton. The strength in sterling ex-
change had a bolstering effect, not
withstanding the advance is due pri-
roar'lv to the fact that England has
been buying grains in this country for
some tlme, hence the smaller demand
from that country for American dol
lars. It is said Canadian farmers in
many cases are shipping the wheat in
and storing for higher prices. IN
d cations last week were that Argen-
tine is afain coming into prominence
as an exporter, while the demand that
comes to North America is more thar
likely to be satisfied by the Canadian
surplus.
oats received good support on th'
decline and closed at . fairly stronl
tone. Receipts were estimated at 16O
care and the cash market was withou
change. The visible supply agail
showed a large increase considering
the limited movement for the pas
week
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10
LOVE TRIANGLE
IN MOVIE COLONY IS
BEING INVESTIGATED
Police Search for Motive That
May Have Caused Possible
Murder of AL Stein.

LOS ANGELES Oct. 10.-U. P.)-
A peculiar love triangle is being inves-
tigated for the motive resulting in the
possible murder of AL Stein, a motion
picture director. Mildred Bellwin of
Portland, Ore, an actress, is held in
jail with her chum, Jean Munroe as
the result Of an alleged wild party" in
STEMS apartments. Stein died after
the party. Miss Bellwin. according to
detectives, lived with Stein, while Miss
Munroe lived with her "as her friend. ;"
The police investigating the affair
said they had found wine and whiskey
bottles scattered about the apartment.
Miss Munroe said they had little din
rer party in the apartment, the party
breaking up about midnight. The
girls went to bed. as did Stein, with
portiers separating their sleep'ne
places. Shortly after one o'clock Miss
Munroe said she was awakened by a
choking sound, and found Stein in
serious condition. Stein was found
lying half on the floor, with his face
blue. Miss Munroe said she tried to re-
vive him, but failed. She said she
phoned STEMS brother to come and
when she got back to the room where
she had left Miss Bellwin with Stein
she found him dead and Miss Bellwin
in Mysteries. Stein was said to have
been a baseball player before he wen,
into pictures He was with William
Fox's Sunshine Comed:es with Virgicia
Rappe at one time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10
FOUR MASTER HOLD-UPS
OCCURRED THROUGHOUT
UNITED STATES TODAY
Two Banks, One Cafe and One
Bank Messenger are Victims
of Various Gangs of Bandits.

PORTLAND. Oct. 10.-(U. PJ-
Four master holdups occurred
throughout the United States today,
according to dispatches gathered by
the United Press. In Los Angeles
yeggmen used mats and wet clothing
to mnffle an explosion when they rob
bed the safe of the Victor Hugo Cafe
of over $4,000 cash.
In Munice, Kans.. two bandits rob-
bed the Munice State Bank and escap-
ed with $4,000 loot.
Rob Messenger on Street Car
In st. Louis two armed bandits rob
bed Robert Hardiman, a bank messen-
ger, on crowded street car and escap-
ed with a stachel containing $4,000
cash and $4,000 in non-negotiable
checks.
In Dwyer, Ind, Five men robbed the
Dwyer State Pank of $4,000 cash and
$4,000 in liberty bonds and escaped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10
OF SPORTS ENTERTAINED DAIRY
AND HOG SHOW VISITORS SATURDAY
AFTERNOON AFTER LIVE STOCK PARADE

free for all horse race Carl Meyers
rode the winer and Sterling Mattoon's
horse finished second.
A large crowd attended the dance
at the auditorium Saturday evening.
Herm ston Dairy and Hog show
Premium Winners.
Domestic Art--Divtsi0n G., Glass 9
Best display Of embroidery. Leta
Thomas lst s2.50.
Best display of crochet, Ruth Scott
lst., $3.50; Mrs. Dyer End, $3.50
Pest display OF tatting, Ruth Scott
lst., $3.50
Best display Of cross stitch, Mrs
Dyer list. $3.50
Best display infants garments, Mrs
c. s. McNaueht LIST, $3.50; Mrs. Kel-
Ter 2nd.. $3.50.
Best display lingerie, Ruth Scott
ist., s25 50 Mrs. Lee savely End, $3.50.
Best display bag, Ruth scott lst., ST.
Rest crocheted pillow slips, Mrs
Hanelin lst, S1.OO; Mrs Lee savel,
End, so cents
Embroidered pllowslips. Mrs schil-
ling LIST. Sl.00; Mrs. II. Linder Ind.
80 cents.
Hand made lace trimmed luncheon
set. Buth Scott 1st,, 800: Mrs. Tilder
2nd., 80 cents.
Organdy flowers, Mrs Nilsson lst
$i.O0; Mrs. Jack Waller end. so cents
Hand made handkerchiefs, Mrs
Spencer lst., s100 Ruth Scott End.
50 centa
Best hat, Mrs. Haneline list. 500
+ Mrs Jack Waller IND, so cents.
/ over garment for child. Mrs. c. W
+ Rhea lst. {l.00.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10
With ReCOnVening of Delegates
Meeting Admittedly Entered
its Critical Period.
HOOVER INSISTS RATE CUT
CAN RELIEVE DEPRESSION
Organized Labor Insist Capital
Must EsCheW PrOfiteering
and Slash The Prices.

WASHINGTON, Oct, l0.--tU, PD-
The national unemployment confer
ence, reconvenlng after ten days re-
cess admittedly entered its critical
period" as the delegates assembled to-
day. Secretary Hoover, guiding the
conference, insists that railroads rate
reductions only can relieve the business
depress on. Representatives of cap
ital insist that labor must accept lower
wages and organized labor insists that
capital must eschew profiteering and
slash prices. Some organized labor
leaders seemed ready to bolt the con-
ference if reduced wages, open shop
and other controversial questions are
considered by the conference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10
British Premier Will Open
Meeting With Statement on
Great Britain'S Position.
HEAD OF SlNN FEINERS TO
REPLY TO LLOYD GEORGE
Collins, Irish Leader Whom
English Hate and Fear Most
Will Attend Conference.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-(U. P0-Pre-
liminary conferences among the Brit
ish and Irish delegates marked the for
mutation of the program to be con-
sidered when the Irish peace confer
encc opens at IL o'clock tomorrow.
Premier Lloyd George will open to-
morrow's conference with statement
on the British position, while Arthur
Griffiths, head of the Sim Fein dele
cation, will reply to the premier.
Michael Collins, commander of the
Irish republican army. who for nearly
two years had waged guerilla warfare
against the British forces in Ireland
until an armistice brought cessation of
hostilities, arrived today to participate
in the conference tomorrow. Collins
is the Irish leader whom the English
hate and fear most.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-10
STATE SENATOR GRABBED
ON VIOLATION CHARGE

That violations of the game laws as
they apply to the limit and manner OF
hunting China pheasants have been
violated is indicated in the arrests
which were made yesterday by w. II.
Alhee, deputy game warden in the west
end of the county.
w. II. Shepherd, A. r, Hammond,
Vernon Murphy and Harry Grammar
were arrested for hunting birds from
an auto.
j. b. CoXen was arrested on a charge
of using a residents license when he
IS a resident of Idaho.
State Senator r. s.. Farrell, G. w
Mettler, A. j. Powell and G.. B. STRAIT
ton, all of Portland, are charged with
having got more hens than the law al
lows. Their trials We're set for this
afternoon at Hermiston.