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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
SLEW DEER WITH PADDLE

CHELSEA, Mass. Aug, I'll. y
S,1-orrin Brown. seventeen years
old, of Revere was arraigned in the
Chelsea court charged with killing "a
deer by hitting it with a canoe paddle
His case was placed ON file. Brown
is alleged to have killed the deer when
it swan into the Saukus river, where
he was canoeing, to escape dog.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
FARM INTEREST RATE
INCREASED SLIGHTLY

WASHINGTON. Aug. ia P)--
The enactment of a bill authorizing
an increase from five percent to five
and a half in the interest rate of the
federal farm loan bonds was complet-
cd when the senate agreed to the
house amendment prohibiting rate
OF more thar five percent after June
80, 1928. The bill now goes to the
president.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
American Officials in London
Place no Faith in Soviet
Claims Upon the Subject.
ONLY ONE PRISONER
HAS APPEARED TO DATE
Hoover Wishes Assurances
From Soviet Regarding
Treatment Of Americans.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-(A. P.)-The
American relief officials here place nc
faith in the reports that the American
prisoners in Russia have been re-
leased. a vigilant watch at every pos
sible exit shows, they assert. that Mrs.
Marguerite Harrison is the only one
to come through. They regard the
Letvian report of the release as pro
duct of the bolshevik propaganda or
ganization.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
WELTERWEIGHT BOUT

RATION, n. NJ, Aug. 81. n. 81
Harry Schuman. Denver welter-
weight, accompanied by his manager
Jack Kanner. arrived here late last
night for the fifteen round battle be-
tween Schuman and Young Wallace.
which will be staged tonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
TALKING IDAHO BONUS.

KELLOGG, Ida, Aug. ia. 2 H.
The Idaho American Legion is con
Nening and discussing the soldiers
cash bonus and special loan bonus for
ihe sololers whose money is delayed.
Legion men from all over Idaho are
a'tending
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
.,.,N.T FIND pRourBlTIoNo

VANCOUVER. r. c.. Aug. 5.-(C.
T., Lord Northcliffe is still hunting
~ hi ton. He told the United
Press Il at he had not found it. He
thoug' Britam's system was better
allI he beer certainly is better, Both
have cod the test for hundreds, of
years. Northcl'ffe declines TO give his
opinion ON prohibition until he discov-
ers a real sample,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
Hoover is Wary.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-(U. P.)-
The state department has instructed
the American Riga commissioner TO
make preparations to receive Amer
leans released after Imprisonment in
soviet Russia. now reported as re
leased. Hoover heading the American
relief administration is insisting upon
negotiations with the soviet govern
ment itself before extending American
'ood or other relief to famlne-strick-
en- Russia. Hoover is taking this po-
sition because he believes the soviet
government is the only agency able TO
guarantee safe conduct to the Amer
ican relief workers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
WALLA WALLA DOCTOR
X IS CRITICALLY HURT

wALLA WALLA, Aug 5.--(A. P)
The condition of DIR. ]. J. Cropp.
the pioneer physician, who was struck
by an automobile yesterday is con-
sidered critical. He is still unconsci-
Gus and physicians say death is only
o matter Of a few hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
ULSTER OBJECTS TO
DE VALERA AS SOLE
IRISH SPOKESMAN

LONDON, Aug. 5.-tA. PAN
other meeting of the Ulster cabinet
has been called to discuss peace. 1t
has been reiterated in Belfast that no
message has been received from De
Valera.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
OREGON BANKS FOUND
IN EXCELLENT SHAPE

SALEM. Aug. 5.-CU. P)--Reports
of Isl oregon banks indicates high
~ satisfactory condition, Frank Bran
well, state bank superintendent re-
porter to the state banking board
The report was made in a response to
the call of June S0th for bank state
Inents
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
AI.ASKA sALMoN AIllkIvE.

sTATTLE. Aug. ia. P)-The
fist shipments of Bering sea salmon
pack are beginning to reach Seattle.
The power schooner Anvil brought sew
eral hundred cases from the Kuskow-
i'm river district, while the steamship
Nlc'0riG. is scheduled to arrive Tues
day from st. Michael and False Pass.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
REGINA DISTRICTS
HIT BY HAIL STORM

REGINA Aug, ia. PA
damage estimated at more than ST.
000. 600 was caused 10y hail and wind
storm affecting an area Of 10 miles to
loo miles east and southeast of here,
One districe reported strip 80 miles
long and five wide cut as If by u NOW
er. Wires are down and details are
meager.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
sALEN PRISONER ESCApES

SALEM. Aug. 5.-(A. P)-Jim
Ward trusty in the flax mill. SEN
fenced from Linn county last March
for two years on charge of man
slaughter, escaped today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
PRESIDENT SEES HOSPITAL.

LANCASTER, Aug. ia P.b-
President Harding interrupted his va
cation today to visit the army tuber-
cular hospital at Gorham, rs miles
distant
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Lee Moorhouss.
observer.
Maximum. 81. -
Minimum a..
Barometer, 2g70,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
WHEAT DOWN TODAY :
IN CHICAGO MARKET

The Chicago wheat quotations de-
clined still more today, September
closing at $1,1S Ia. Following are
the Overlook q Cooke quotations re-
ceived here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05

DAILY EDITION

The net press run Of yesterdays Daily
.3,247
This paper 10 memDer or and audited
BY the Audit Bureau OF Circulatlons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-05
DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonian IL Eastarn ore4
gon's greatest newspaper and a. q scll-
ing force gives to The advcrtlscr over
twice the Guarantced paid circulation
in PeBdleton and Umatilla county Of
any other newspaper.
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07

Th' Nj Calvary baptist Sunday
school was graccd with the presence
OF Rev. Philips. laS,I sabbath. Our
brother went out from " and is the
pastor and founder Of thr Fairfield
Baptist church.
a Htcred concert will be given ut
their church tomorrow at $40 p. NJ
under tn" auspices OF the Mt. Calvar,
Sunday school for the benefit Of thc
Fairfield church.
Last Sunday hcin% the day set apar,
for BaptISing,N our pastor. only made
Il short talk. after the devotional set
wees, which We're conducted by REV.
{. H. J"heraDas At H;'lc past T..
Nj, We :~'oli'~'an!"d with the cnndi
date proceeded To The baptiSmaI
stream where II good number were
plunged into the liuNid stream by Rev.
{. y. tohhS assisted by Deacon Lewis
Brown
$40 T. Nj. "" all had Il joyful time
~ th" communion ~rrvicrS. Rev { +
MIr,'n Administered thr turd'S sup
per. During the paS~nvr o. the bread
"uE pa%'": called uuo, BrnIu"r uran.t
ol the ,,:.i ii;."ri~t church tn peak ANA
'"N. Gr"r@" '"l"mHn %po<" durins
III" lH%%d"r "f the wine. He ,mpnn-
tI|'i IL" lmp"rt1rc" - tn" Iruc lr,1p
"H hJ' t." candidates l2l to secure.
which va th,, >hi'ld Of rrith
tfHms - tHr SnuIay school. Son
~" bong he'd at thr Trinity Harti~t
chn:rh the l2th inst. il nr,czsiafp
~" 'h"n"iuE ~ Al" SUNDAY school
II IN, : l..,
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
ENpEt'T 7D FREE OFEHCEK OL
DRY VIOLATION CHARGE.
Section Of Law Will BE Base OF Argn-
mcnt for Dismissal OF Case

pctcrShurES. April Convict; ;on
OF Police Officer |. l.. France. Nhu -
new held for trial in the l!u:ilnL~
Court on tn" charge Of violatiu- -,
prohibition laws by purchasing Wnis-
Ky from Il man he sought to trap. Is
now believed doubtful whcu hc il
brought to trial before Judge j. NJ
Mullen. The police officer WAS ,ukrl
into custody on the whisky charge
following his admission on .uc wi
ness stand against Carey W. Fame.
the man he charged with selling whiS
ky, that hr had bought pint III Ii
qu"r which he drank partly himself
and did not account for it 10 his su-
p"r;or police otliciIlS.
The belief OF many that France will
not br convicted is based upon he
section of the State prohibition law
which provides that what a prr.son
says on the witness stand III an at.
tempt to convict .hc person he accuses
shall not be used against him. FricndS
of the officer say that if he can not
testify against himself. the only 9th.
or witness Ia EancS, who IS charged
with selling whisky.
When t,an"~ WAS arraignpd in po-
lie" Cour" on Hhr warrant sworn 0uI
by Officer France charyinr that r,nn-
49, bad sold tn" officer u pint of corn
whisky. Oliver A. Pollard counscl for
lanes contcrd,d that if Fr;,ncr had
bought whisky ether .han with which
f;urs was charged with selling. u"
MS guilty % violating tn" prohihi-
:;ou laws undc~ y" rv"rn' rultn"
here. AS Il r"<nl' of thiS and Frnnc"'s
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
RICHMOND, }, VIRGINIA, MAY 7, 1921.
TINA NkksitO UNEMPLOYED.

April -. While 1854 per cent Of
un&k'llcd Negro labor in the country
jOinc'l ;hr army OF unemployed dur
inE the last three months OF industrial
depression. only 2.G@ per cent ut the
skilled labor WAS thus affected. This
is a most interesting deduct ION from
IN emergency survey OF N"lc, ed III
Guslrir, made hy the Dcpar,mcn OF
Labor.
"'rhis fact" summarizes the +"
port. lis strong cvidcnc" OF the grow
inG inclusion and retention OF colorcd
wori,cr& and should act IA an encour
aging sign to culorcd labor that gain
ed II iuo'hold in the skilled group"
Disposition % apply themselves to
"""!r road construction and repair.
inr and 20 return ~ agricultural pur
suits hHS bad an effect to reduce in
some measures the number OF rClorrd
unemployed. Reports from Richmond
Va. say that u revival of thc build,
ing industry Of that place has rcduc-
- IA" number of Involuntary uncm.
ploH"I people among colorrd workers;
10 practically zero.
tn" Calumet district. of which Ch:
rHrn is the center. leads in the mum
Der oi colorcd unemployed. with an ap
Proclamation of $4,000. In Michigan
'hc unemployment Of Cnlorcd IS Civ
en- as having been decreased by $50
In the Pi'tshurGh district estimates
Ntdi'atc that the average uncmploy.
od r"lorcd labor il $500. ON March
81, 1921. III tha'. district. there were
loco OF these workers "ah3o,ut"'y uI
HmDolycd."
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07

On last TE's.v n'"ht. N~~il 1"th.
tn" assembly room It n" Y. W. & \.
Va. r"nvr"rd intn mp.' attractive
Fl.nn in which the work OF the Mill
merry. THilorin" and Couk.n" CLASSES
Wa< !ixplaN"d m" many pretty
spring hats made ly thc nlcmh,r., "f
he ch..s reflected the ar ani care
ful work OF The accomplished in+truc.
tor. Mrs. j. Rurnct Turner.
Tn" work done by thc tailorin.,
Cl".S was indeed ,r"ditablr with Mr..
j l.. Loving, instructor. There were
many who doubted that the ladir.;
Hnl'S ana wraps We're made by the pu
pills uf th" class. 30 pcrfcr' was tho
$tyl" and w"rkmar.h:p. \ mans suit
mad" hv Mr'. j. J. Turner attracted
very much attention.
The work done hv Ms. Minnie u.
MundiE's Cl.$S won "dmi"Ntion and ap
i,ctit"S ui all. Al u" r".ucSt of thCSc
who wanted % buy. thc dishes OF ar.
tiHi'allv and carefully prepared food
were. soon cold
flash light picture was made. ny
Thcm-a and Johnson. photographers
W tn" entire cyhihit. which ,;.3y 10
$ccn nj Tho Y. W. G. A. At amy Imc.
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07

lRN +, i. Mllhnn !

Hampton. Va. April. Union ;,.i
r'rSltN won over the Hampton Irti~
tntc min" in II shlErinr col.n-t ON
the Institute grounds on S,tuu!ty.
A"rll %. The Eame started with ,Ic
p''rh"rH fighting hard. bnt tins fant
onlE ia*tH! FOR on" innnin
Hampton scored tho first run "a
ne second, and the sluErjny heuan
rF'rE man on each team had Il hip
days work, ~ the bat,crs kno-h, -
them all over tn" field. Things u.r.r
interesting until the fifth inninu.
when Hampton began TO pile up err
orS and Union began TO pile up ii
score. THIS comedy of errors co.t
Hamplon four runs in the sixth, five
III 'hr seventh and three in the cithth
Hall pitched good game until the
HiN'h when Union filled the lure-s
with no hands out Robinson went I'm
ana Union continued to slug. Quyllo
tried his hand. hut sill tn, on>laught
continued, The game ended With
Union II and Ei"mptcu ..
The lineup was ~ follows.
Hampton Mann. l.. r.: Rosrluo o.
{. =; Chamhc:lin Il. r.: Gum, .R.:
'"rh IN 2I;,: Lone. CO. s. $. Alex~
and"r, BIB; CamIhclI G.: Ban. T..
Union J"hnson. l.. =: lnck~nn
{. r.; Green. II. r.. Gregory. /. D.;
Branch. b.; Adams. $ s.: MrGuinu
Captain. %h.; Brown. G. JrTrirs. -.
substitutes Rob.uan aul Quallo
i"r Ban. Elliott ror N'~>andcr.
| mpir" Mark Jnrh*uu %: Nru!urt
News. S""r" Union H. iIumrtun t.
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
ONE HUNDRED YEARS Old.

The Tooth Anniversary OF the First
baptist Church OF South Richmond
Va, and 'hc First Anniversary Of tho
Pastor. rev. DR.. w. J., Ran somc. WA,
celebrated last Sunday midst pon,p and
splcuHnr. The committee spared ur
pains in making this one of the grand
est occasions in the history OF the
church.
The "ostrum WAS hrauti i'ullv decor
':rd with nalmT. ferns and cut Tlow
"rf md presented Il ma"nifirrnt np
p0arancc. Th" programme for the day
Wa we'll rendered End NJ prrlicinant.
acted we'll the duties asti'ncd them
Prot J. H. Rla>lw"'l presided y
thr morning services. Rev. q. -. DAILY
preached from the subject: "T.t,
Church." Mr.. VIM. II. Fox. presided
ut tn" afternoon services. Rev. T.. G..
Garland. ~. d.. spoke on :hc subject
"Thr Oncrin"" Mrs Addiu !. Er"i,n
St"n presided at the night services :.
Roy. ". II. Stokes. rh. H., apoHc on
Tho subject: "Thc Pa"tor :"
Large crowds gathered It ,.trh Scr.
vice and much money WAS raised dur.
ing tho day. At the close or the nich'
Hc"Vtc"e II wa9 afccr riurd that near
ly $4,000 had been raised FOR the par
SOnaGc.
Space will not allow us to mention
tho programme in full or the names
Of the various committees who work cd
so z"alonsly for the success OF this
grand affair
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
SnN.ENHI.Rl> IN TI,NNS.

/ E,'gr "nd apprcciolivr audience
@""rt"d III, rwili2h, Social club. III
~ presentation OF Somewhere in
T'>..%' ~ tnr Rriurmor> !iaU. We'd
!" StI. uj;,at. .\pril 2Ith. Will" ca"i,
u" =" ?rrt"rmrd his part admiraiiy :
w.. M'>s Sarah Fields as Sylvia r., (.
IA NJ Theodore Ivy as Rufc H"on-
Suii. AIR. James Chcathnm as Col G:il
l:.ti1 Mr.. Willie Harris. as Hike Maya
ar. ne leader OF the notorious rtu..
d.'.,""" special mention.
20" much credit canno. he given
Nh fiorcnco +. Fields. the youu fu.
n"n.H"r "f the pay. Many requests
were mad" that niGht for :; rrpiti'ion
OF th" pay. In the near future the
play will be presented for the benefit
q. one OF our churches Watch tcI
tn" date. Th" following is The cast:
Nj Will" llarriS. Hike MAYNARD ;
Ny 7"'"d""" Ivy, Ru;" Bronson: Mr.
James ch"atham. Col. john Gallatin;
NJ t"nnihal Holmes. MoY, Milton
fP"%t maSt'r:D Mr.. Robert DickcrSnn
LlE" Harvey: Mr.. Th"ohorc Jones.
Ghbc Sandrl; Mr.. Frank Cosby. tal
Wilson, MIR. Nathaniel Chratham.
Dixie Flinders: Mr.. Henry Holmes.
Dan 'lar,lcy: Miss Mary Wingt,clo.
Mrs Gallatin: Miss Sarah Fields,
Sylvia i;ayan; Miss There's" Robinson
Mary Harvey: Miss Bessie Ho omr..
Miss GnlIatiu: Miss fNorrn,r rlnjdS.
N"rih;t; Mr., .Nhram Marin. A,'ns,rv
t"i,atru.
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
RED tIktlE NOTES.

W" acknowledge with many Ihuals
tho number ol cash and pledge sub
strip IONS donated by our friends dur
ln% our recent rHmpai&u. We ,s,uir
You that We viii tNrr; our best cuNrts
~ i'v"lup the work. the continuance
"f which i made possible ;hru Your
generous contributions.
The chorus which has 80 pleasing
~ rendered the Ninr,y-first Psalm In
W. OF the churches has permanently
organized a. the AcnliHn Choral tub
with Prof. Wylic Han. president ;.uH
i)r Il. O. Mundin. business manager.
The club is NOW rchcarsinH the hr.>t..
titul secular Cantuta, Kos" Maiden M
which Roland Hayes has starred SC,
successfully
TWO OF the girls basket ball ,,u,oa
met in combat ON Thursday. April II.
TIL" EAcrlliSor Athletic club were ne
Vac nrS to tn" tame Of 22-lG The
sam" WAS an intensely iutcrcstluG
and exciting one from beginning TO
rnd. tn" goal shooting of Misses Laura
FrnmD and Matte Freeman for the
fNc'iISiorS was quite Il feature Of ,h0
game. The Mercedes team WAS serious
lN handicapped Ivy thcabsrnrc ot two
al th"lr strongest <rds. Mr. Rau'a
min Vaughn ana Miss Ethel Stin act
ed h* referee and umpire
81 all rolorcd Community Service
WORK. WaS Il visitor at the club last
Nr. Ernest i. Attwrll. supcryi.nr
week
Everybody il invited to- visi; TIE
eIu" at any tim" where r;"an Whole
som" recreation may Il" found Tor al,
NJ. y NORRE1.l.. Director.
OLGA {. CARTIER. Asst. Director.
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
D|ABOLICAL PEONACE CONDITIONS Barred
BY GOVERNOR DORSEY IN OFFICIAL REPORT


hAh' \ man klrh'd one &Nl III 'he
N"hlA'h. me q. .iI"r r"Hche" hor ia'h
or ana Logan :" NIP" IN" hlooa from
III" lace. me thr'" were quickly over
P""''''' ne 'h'fd uau"n''r ana %,i
were cauRht. All ""r" locked IN jan.
lnc E''! WI" WIS hl'ked "aS III III
'hc '>ln'' ne hlo" mao" her dcn'hi?
SIGN Ni" iaS III jail moaning ana neg
Sih'' 'h'' S"Nl''h'hS w doi" lor h'r
anu h'F '"'"'r' VINO WIS hl''a'lE oao
- IRON ms "ou'l"%. ne HAerln i"'h.
=" 'i'cm III an" i'i' mem without m"d
''"' "''h''"" 'h' 'Eho"'h' "i III"
'h''l ~ '%'''E ''' III
.>'A' '""'n ,"' '\'"ro 'arh'"
"''"' IL" h''t"o"r hau sworn ont Il
~, VA ",.' 's'''" N'"' ,"t .''SPHSS. "'
80 ''"N'" ~ ''' h''" """' '''
M ~ ""n "S".HA' ms son anu
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
l.E.ti. Ard ME-.
the Editor uf The Daily Mail.

TO the Editor ut The Daily Mail.
Sir 'rh" article in The Daily Mail
about "I"opard Men" Nhc cannibal
murdcrcrs Of Liberia, who leave -.
marks OF lcopard'E claws On t%c
throatS OF their viUims) reminds ;. "
that nn interesting case came u;l"I
my no. ice while was travcltaS III
that republic.
arrived at a village behind Mana
kru at | 80 =. NJ. w%s hospitality re-
c"jvrd hy the chief Tan old white
headed nH'ivc.) and made him tn,
usual present of gin aid tobacco. At
: u. NJ. the whole of tn, inhabitants
OF 'hc village seemed to 20 suddrnl,
mad. and | saw the old chict being
led away into the bush"
| inquired the reason OF the trI,'
moil and found thai several pcoplc
from the ncighbourin% Villages ,.ud
during the prJ .rcdin1 wee l",or
kill"d by "thc leopard" and the old
rhi"f referred to had been accused Of
turning himself into leopard al
night and committing the murders.
At i:"0 amid weird chanting hi.
dead body was brought in slunr on
Il stout po!o and .hrown down out side
my hut. Everyone myself excepted,
WIS tullH convinced thar he WAS the
tn" guilty party. and strangely
enough | heard of 10 nt,.c cases OF
attack hr the leopurl" in that dis.
rrirt
Many Sierra Leon" lrrh~ who have
worked for 1ur Hr' y,,uviU"rd that M.
tir" can actually 'u~M themselves in
{" l""pard1 and r"r.r' T., human form
~ VIII. but "lthoaA,tt :: :r snokru
".'h d" n"tir" who c.aiW"d to have
,hiS powcr I'D offered him % pounds
i; h" would prov" his claim in my
rr"&"Hrn. in Il room. occupied only Ivy
'ur ;~o selves my Cficr was not &C.
rcptcd
tannibaliSm exists in the hintcr,
land Of Liberia and cooked human
flc> has hccn offered me as Il deli.
cacy."
T. T.. SEW'MAE.
10 Iron Nill-Ir;r. t.4Iy.nrd. Krnl
Now then. Liberia You have the
floor. 1t is your turn! Speak up loud
Brother! You will no doubt deny the
cannibaliSm. Haiti always does when
tn" whirc man reiterates his charge
OF l.. so instead or wrangling about
the political, economic and CONNER
cinl status Of hfrica--Wc should first
redeem her from tho condition Of wild
beasts and Savages.
ARCHIBALD JOHNSON
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
FROM SWITZERLAND
Nput~ruSr. SW i'Ecrland
~

Nuutrru>r. switzerland.
To tho Editor - tn" Planet.
EngnShmrn r"'urniu.. from the West
roaa; ut Airic;, relate such norrlJjc
conditions of lille and customs GA
there. than on" can not help feeling
uhat our valiant rulurcd wouid-hC Em-
perors and notwithstanding heroes
who raise ~ much nmSS over Africa.
II they really have only the wc!idlr
Of the dark continent at sake. they
had better get over there and hustle
a& missionaries and tcnchrrS. The
'Lcopard men" live next door q Ii
hcria. send you this cutting r IN
the daily Mail Of L. n OF April
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07
.AIrc Ellis, Cul,>- y

Mrs. Elise Sully was greatly
surprised on Tuesday night OF last
tivcs gathered at her home on Drca-
tur street Mirth ;rh laughter rcigncd
supreme and the joyial "hitchat "a:;
at Il premium.
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07


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Richmond planet., 1921-05-07

Th' friends nf Mrs Florence Good
man al Jackson street Svan>bnro
l"d =" agreeable surprise on h,r last
Thursiny nirht. \ "raul time wp>
ma" until IN" small hours al morn
Richmond planet., 1921-05-07

tHiIlf fARMS-GODD LAND with.
on: iui'dGr>. 81 : 10 $40 per acre
EASY terms or IN 'nthly payments
Good section for Col,rcd People
G. WlTMER, trow". Virginia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27

az the lowest price which have prs.
vailed for many years. ana thai the
price OF leather is due 10 increase
materially
Wages in the shoe factories did
not reach The same dizzy heights
tia, others did during The war period
except in few factories which eoi
jr.cy orders for Munson- last army
shoes Dean said, bat there has beea
concerted effort made 0y faciorD-
owners 70 reduce wages this spring.
However, Dean says that the shoe
and leather workers are in fine share
and have no Unemployment prob
lem. and he expects a settlement o'
the wage question to be ettecie
socn,
Dean says that during the war tim 2
prosperity people became accustom
si 10 wearing the highest class shoes
and that new they s0e not willing io
retrun to the lower GRADES, 50 tbs
fsoiorics are making more iancf
lasts. such as the broeue. and fewer
slain shoes than formerly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-27
WOMAN JUROR IS
FINED FOR CONTEMPT
In Oklahoma the Charge Would
Be Attempting To Bribe;
She Must Also Go To
Jail

Cleveland. Ohio. May g. Mrs
Ellen Griffin. tentatively seated a,
juror in the perjury trial Of former
Judge William H. McGsnnou. wa:
banished from the jury. fined $50 and
costs and sentenced to ten days II
JAIN by Common Pleas Judge Flor
ence f. Allen Thursday on a charge
OF contempt OF court
Mrs Griffith vas accused By Mis-.
Catherine Chambers. q bailin. OF say
ing II would be worth $500 10 an or
ganizaiion in which Mrs. Griffith is a
member. Il McGannon was found
guilty
While being examined as = tenta
tive juror Mrs Griffith sNore thai
she had not talked % anyone con
cerning the case
judge Allen called Mrs. Griffith.
Prosecutor stanton and Special Pro
secutor David in private conference
al the conclusion OF which Mrs. Grif-
iiih was placed on the witness stand.
tam correctly stating the case
when say .ha, yoa informed Miss
Catherine Chambers that sn organ =
izAtson TO which you belong will be-
ceire $500 II Judge MoGAnnon is con-
visiedy~ Judsc Allen asked
You are" replied Mrs Griffin.
J; was upon this that the contempt
charge was based.
When cour. adjourned late today
three ufonen and six men were lenta
iiveis seated as jurors to 'ry MnGan-
non. II IS charged with giving per
jared testimony during his .wo trials
for he Killing Of Harold &C. Kagey OF
which he wss s9oquiiied