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Sc ofrece.

Sc HACK TRU-TRU q mAquina. San
francisco namero IL Telefono 7ls axul.
ENsENAMos PuR ooRREos taqui-
grafia Gregg en- ingl6s y espaiol y
escritura Comercial otcrgamos Diplo-
mas la termination de los Cursos. Pi-
da mas information .Gratis COLE
GIO PERCY, Ponce, P. r.
snTENCIoN Mi oicina de Cirujfa Me-
or atendera cualquier Ilamada durante
d dfa noche. Luis Arana Segnet, Prac
ticante Embalsamador, Cerra 81,
Telefono 231 rojo. santurce.
lBLUsAs, BLUsAsi- Doy Agencia
en- cualquier parte de la Isla rerso-
ma seria que de buen trabajo Y sepa
coser. Pago buenos precios v doy 5ue-
ma comisi6n. S. Giordani, P. o.. Box
424, Guayama, P. R.
LIBRos TEosoFIcos- Gran surtidc
de obras teos6icas en- espafiol y en- in
giles precios limitados. Pida la nsta
v los precios Agencia Teos6fca de Ii
bros. Box 8. San Juan.-3-17.
MUEBLES PARA oFICINAS
Escritorios, mesas, sillas giratorias
libreriss seccionales, etc. acaban de re-
cibirse en- Los Novios''
RAFAEL MARGARIDA
Salvador Brau No 44.-4-9.
GRIN ExIsTENcIA en- Trajes de Ca
simir para hombres nifios de tres 3
16 afics. A precios sin competencia. Sar
Jose No. 2. A. Catalan y Co.-4-1o
EFECTos MILITAREs. .-Hojas de Cam
pafia, propias para hacer Pantalones
Chinelas. Precios especiales al por ma
yor San Jose No. 2. A. Catalan y Co..
40.
oPoRTUNIDAD.- cambio auto de
siete pasajeros por uno de dos peque-
no, cobro pago para efectuar Ell cam
bio. Para mas informes Box 1852, San
Juan, S-2s
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Colocaciones.

AUDITOc. CoNTABLE, Y CORREs
( .FONsAL: Con, corocimientos compile
tos de contabilidad de Corporaciones. c.
nercial v Blncos; habililal ejecutiva.
Hsb'a Y eseribe correctaments ambos
idiomas, ingles y espanol. Tiene larga
experiences en- contabilidad de Centrales
sAzucareras. ofrece sus servicios p-ofe
sionales cualquier Corporaci6-, Casa
de Cgmesciolsp Bsnco. Para mas iafor
mss 8dirij Sc KY z; P. G. BOX 1343
Z San J.anssP. R.-4-14.
LA PORTO RICO RAILWAY LIGHT
AND POWER COMPANY Siens ana
plaza vacante en- Ell Departments de
Contabilidad, para un joven que tenga
experiencia en- Teneduria de Libros y
que liable ainbos idiomas.
Solicite por escrito dando detalles de
su experiencia al Auditor, apartado
S6s, San Juan, -s-21
TAQUIcT AFA en- ingles ' espafoi.
Ur vo;e7 con conocimientos de taqui
graf.a en- ingles y espafiol, con pricti-
ca, solicit snspieo en- casa dc comercio.
Inforrlarau Telefono s53, san Juan 0
Apartad5 1908. -s-2s.
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Cornpras.

81 QUIERE listed CoMPRAR . vEF
DER BONES y Accioncs de Bancos. Gen
trales y otros valOres. fncas rtisticas
urbanas, colocar SONAR dinero an hi
pctecas pignorar vaiores, diriJase s
N LLAURI q CO., Tetuan NO. 9. Tele
fono 2s7. SAN JUAN. Pc.
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PEDRO c. oUINoNEs
AVOCADO Y NoTARIo

AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Graduado de las Universidades de
Pennsylvania, Harvard Y Puerto Ri
CO. Postula ante las Cortes de Puer[
to Rico Y Corte Federal.
P. o. Box, 12S. Tel. 400, S. ].
Edifcio NOA, San Juan, PR.
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ce. por tener que atender otro negocio.
Tnformaran parada 40, casa pintada
de amarillo, apartadO 1856. Rio Pie
dras P. r.
ryn VENDE:-Ua piano KNABE
GRAND en- excelentea condicte-
nes: Gaia ds caoba. Sra. n w.
DOelsy. Kings Court, santurce
VFNTAs DE OCCASION
CASA, dos plantas. hormig6n, solar
1900 metros. Puerta do Tierra La propie
aad colinda con el ferrOcarril y 81 trc-
CASA, MADEIRA. seis habitaciones. solar
ESQ metross 9Giramar.
CASA, msisra. Marina, San Juan, hace
esuuina.dS Z . ai9-s Tty
SOLAR, Miramar. $50 metros.
SOLAR, Condado colinda con la playa.
csrca del Parque. 662s metros. Sc vende
todo parte.
CASA ' solar, cerca del Malec6n mne
ns nuevo, Parada dos media.
SOLAR, 800 metros, calle Canal, Para
IA 20, sitpe algunos ranchonas rentanio
mas dc cien d6lares mensnales
W. AMY
rel se4, p. Q. Box ..
cRIsTALEs Y EsPEJos: -vendemos
de todas classs de nuestros representa-
dos ''Hi5es Turner Glass Co. - Precios
inaiscu,ibles. Teremos cristal alambr ,
do aean9lado Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10,
(" san Juan. IS .2S.
vENDO casa nueva de n'adera en- la
psrada 81. Tres dormitorios; solar 450
metros; mirutosS de Ia carrete central.
Informes: Melendez Quito 9, Telefono
!, .371 negro. 4-13
OPORTUNIDAD.- Por ausentarse sn
s duena Sc vende autom6vil CHANDLER
ESPECIAL de cuatro asientos, casi
con equipo de lujo. Dirijase
Apartaco 1,121 San Juan.
Sc VENDE la tienda del Mercado ni-
nero seis por no poder atenderla su
dueho. San Juan.
UN BULK pasajeros del 1920, con
auso en- San Juan solamente, casi nuevo.
Sc vende, informes, Allen GA, Tel6fono
432, San Juan.-3-18.
Sc VENDE casas en- la Gale de C5re
y una en- la carretera s3, parada 15 In
formara en- La misma B Fernand ez.-3 ;
CUELLOS BARKER :-Estilo Wild
fire, nsta de colores Escrlbanos, Suceso-
res de suau, Mayaguez, P. RE.
.~-.>~.~~~->S>~~~-0S~>4o-y> -eeo-o =.
FOR 1900 d6lsres, vendo casa maderas
con solar 200 metros, pars da 2S, calle
afirmada, buena Recommendation. Infor-
mara Manuel Kercad6 Gale Ferrooa
rril 9, Rio Piesras. .-321.
Sc vENDE. en- Santurce parada 19 Ia
acreditaaa y antigua farmacia Ramos.
Para informes dirijase Carlos Ruiz en-
La nrisma.-3-21.
vENDo UN AUToMovIL Buick Ell
: buenas condiciones apariencia, cineo
pssajeros, cuatro gomas ruevas una
de repuesto. Infora.aran apartado 1909
Telef.n 1121 San Juan. SIT.
"NEGocIo BRILLANTE PARA UN
DENTISTA Sc vende una buena
ofcina dental, bien instalada acredi
tada Informes, apartado de correos No.
1856 San Juan. 4-13.
vIDRIEEAs MOsTRADoR MoDER-
8 MAS. vendemos de cinco seis pies
do largo A precios de fabrica. Quelan
muy poc1s Apreshr.se Diaz Hermanos
Cruz 10 San Juan-3-2e.
Sc vENDEN BARATo.- Herram.en-
tas ipara taller &c herrera, carp.nteria,
ftslabar eria. Tamb,en algunos materia-
rs Una maquina de montar gomas, con
sus accessories. Para informes dirijass
az apsr ado ntrsero SIS, Caguas. Puerto
e Fico r4-14.
SE<yENDE lote II cajas nenas medias
tablas buenisimas y una GAIA sana au-
tomovil con forros, MADEIRA, etc. buen
estado Informaran en- Edifcio Borin-'
quen -3-2s
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PEDRO DE LOS SANTOS
DELGADO
MEDICO vETERINARIo

Meeiclna general veterinaria.
Ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS.
Residencil: Stop 21. "Culto'' St. 80
SAINT rec, P. R.
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BncontrarA uSJeo FL MUNloO sE
81 Cafe Osnrral 1s Gonzales y 1Ans
Plaza Jose r. NAtaE''. AavA
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.ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS
Sc yende.

Farm .CIA: Sc vende una en- santul
ce. por tener que atender otro negocio
Tnformaran parada 40, casa pintada
de amarillo, apartadO 1856. Rio Pie
dras, P. r.
rys vENDE:-ua plano KNABr
GRAND en- excelentes condicte
Hes: Gaia ds caoba. Sra n W
TDoeIsy, Kings Court, Santurce.
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TENEDOR DE LIBROS: ex-
perto y Perito en- contabili-
dad desea coIocarse< EN- una
central azucarera u otro es-
tabIecimiento comerciaI de
la isIa. Conocimiento del
ingIes y espafioI y manejo
de la maquiniIIa. Dirfjase a
J. B. RoIa, Box 1922, Are
cibo, P. r.
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DR.. AGUsTlN r. LAUGIER
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

M6dico Cirujano, Farmaceutico,
Bacteri6logo del Institute Rockefeller,
Nueva York. Ex-catedratico de Bac-
teriologfa de la Universidad de Pto.
Rico.
Laboratorio de Analisis Clfnico Y
Blcteriologico, Medicina General.
Horas de consulta DE 8 10 A. M.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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UNA PULsERA PERDIDA.- Sc no
tifica que Sc ha extraviado una pulsera
de reloj marca Riedo'' en- Ell ira
yecto del Nevada la calle del Sol su-
biendo por Tanca al que la encuentre
sirvase entregarla en- Sol So. sera gra-
ficado 3-22
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
la GRANDE CLUB AND
PENDLETON COOPERATE
ON ROAD IMPROVEMENT
Good Roads Committee Appeals
to County Court for Help on
Cabbage Hill Improvement.

Cooperation of the Ad Club Of In
GranGe and the Pendieton Commercial
Association in efforts to secure inn
provement of the Cabbage Hin road is
being practiced by both organizations,
their activities taking the form of APP
peals to their respective county courts
Ter assistance in getting the road in as
good condition as possible. 81.
A letter has been received from the
la Grande organization In which the
invitation Of the local body TO assist in
the work from the Union county end
of the road was accepted. and the
promise was made that every effort
would be made to improve the road
from Ia Grande to the Umatilla coun-
ty line.
The gsod reads committee OF the
Commercial Association appeared be-
fore the county court this morning
and requested action and assistance as
quickly as possible The committee,
beaded hy David X. Nelson. chairman.
consists of j. W. Maloney, James Es-
ties. c. II Marsh and G.. r. PeHland.
1t was stated at tho county court
this morting that members OF that
body will make a trip over the Cab
hase Hin road tomorrow in company
of the county roadmaster and that an
inspection OF the road viii be made.
lnohiur toward an improyemcnt Of
present conditions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04

SAN FRANClSCO, MAY 2.-CU, PD
Trouble with the steering gear
caused the Santa Alica to run aground
lat Mnrrowstone Point. according to
the marine department of the Sar
Francisco chamber Of commerce. Ad-
vices gave the impression the crew Is
In little danger.
The message said lighters would he
drawn alongside and the cargo taken
of. after which she could be floated
The Santa Alicia had aboard 5000 tons
Of ore FOR smel'ers. Up TO noon the
offices Of W. II. Grace d Co., owners.
dent Twenty-cight men are aboard,
Captain George L. Hammar is com-
mandiny.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
FLYING SQUADRON
WILL VISIT PENDLETON
THURSDAY, MAY 5TH

+ Not more than 70 per cent,of :
= the membership Of the American i
\ Legion M Pendleton and the sr- i
+ rounding territory has received i
+ victory medals given by the gov i
+ ernment to veterans of the late 4
+ war, according to an approx 4
+ mate estimate made by Perry 1
+ Idleman, commander of the PEN i
; dleton post. .
+ Il doubt whether that many 1
+ have taken advantage of the
chance to get their medals 4
+ Idleman said this morning
TO those men who have so far i
4 failed to secure their medals, an i
+ excellent opportunity Will be I
+ afforded Thursday night when i
+ the flying squadron" will come i
r to Pendleton. Presentation of !
= discharges is all that will be
+ necessary to set the medals. i
+ Men who saw service in the I
+ army should have the discharges =
+ on hand at s o'clock at the :
county library clubrooms where :
the meeting is to be held, =
+ The provisions OF the service +
+ mems bonus will also be discuss +
- ed at the meeting. 1t is expected :
+ that eN-service men will turn out 4
= in large numbers at the meeting. +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
Wheat

Wheat-The only strength shown IN
the market today was al the opening
after which buying petered out and
prices turned rapidly on scattered
selling by longs and by cash houses
against purchases in the country. The
latter was the outstanding feature as
substantiated the numerous advices to
the effect that country was more dis
posed to sell wheat to arrive than for
some time. Some export demand was
reported but volume closed was not
large enought to be significant factor
and failed to offset repeated adrices
that the United Kingdom Is canceiling
purchases made previously The ca
madam situation again came INTO
prominence when messages from Nih-
nipeg reported cash wheat pressing
for sale with demand apparently sat-
isfied and premiums lower The
weather map this a. m. was more raw
orable for the crop as well as for the
roads to haul grain to country stations.
The increased country selling in our
opinion suggests lower market as
domestic milling interests are not buy
ing at any extent and exporters who
have the futures bought will un-
doubtedly sell out as they find II
easier to secure the cash wheat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
.STILLMAN TRIES TO
SHOW WIFE UNTRUE

NEW YORK. May ia ~
,-ar"es A, Stilman. who yesterday re-
signed the presidency of the National
~ Panll, today resumed in secret
hearings his fight for divorce. Several
Ilrcnch Canadians frnm Three Rivers,
Quebec, the site Of the Sullman sum
mer camp were here. 1t was said
Stitmau would produce testimony
supporting the contention his wife
was the mother of male child by the
former Indian servant and guide. Fred
ReauNais. In addition it was said fur
tner charges OF alleged misconduct
would he preferred against Mrs. still
man. It was announced that Mrs
Stiiman's witness as to charges OF in.
fidelity against her husband would be
called later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
. +~-%
JUDGE TO DEVOTE TIME TO POSITION
' 80 44 +444
AS BASEBALL HIGH COMMISSIONER
PHOTO OF SUND0WN RIDING
= q + + + + Il r = + = + =
ANGEL Is DESIRED FOR
Z p = = > p = "a - g
LET FER BUCK BOOK

Anyone who has a postcard 4
+ picture Of JacRson Sundown, 1
+ famous Indian buckaroo riding 4
T. "AnGel'' as he was snapped and :
9 printed by W. S. Bowman when =
4 he rode here al the Round-rp =
+ few years ago can be of assist +
+ ancc 70 Pendleton and the 4
+ Round-tp .y getting tho picture =
+ to the office Of the East ore =
+ gonian this afternoon or as =
+ quickly as possible. =
T. The picture is desired by Col. +
+ Charles W Furlong who wants +
+ the picture Immediately as an +
+ illustration for his book, let 'er =
+ Buck" Iao good pictures OF 3
= the rides were taken by Bow +
+ man, but the picture Col Furlong +
= desires is the one In which Sun +
= down rs moving away from the =
+ camera, his hat tanning the air. +
+ The scene is "a graphic Illus T.
+ tration Of a champ pionship ride. +
I II was published on the front +
. page Of the East Orcgoninn dur =
: ing Round-Up hut Col Furlong T.
> has been unable to locate a copy. =
, The picture will be returned TO =
: the doner If desired. =
, = + = = = = + = = = . ;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
SEAMEN HOLD OUT
AGAINST WAGE CUT

WASHINGTON, May 4.-(U. P.)--
With the differences over working con
ditous practically adjusted the wage
controversy threatened to defeat the
efforts to mediate the scamers strike.
Men are holding ont against the waSe
reduction. snip owners and shipping
board also refuse to WELD.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
BUILDING TRADES AT
WALLA WALLA VOTE TO
CUT WAGES AND FIGHT

NALi-A WALLA, Iay 4.-MemOers
Of the building trades. al a mass meet
voted to take a ten per cent wage cut
IN order 10 compete with the contract
ors of the city who have been opposing
them, Trades represente- we're the
carpenters, electricians, plumbers,
painters. cement workers, bricklayers,
guildi1s laberers, .sh & met4l, WORK
ers pIasterers ard l3thers.
This cut, it was explained, was not
% permit the men 10 week rur the con-
tractors who are fighting them, at the
wages the contractors want TO pay. but
&c II-nt the contractors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
PRINTERS SAY THEY
ARE WINNING STRIKE

INDIANAPOLIS. MAY TT. PD-
The printers strike, involving about
1000 men in various parts of the coun,
try is waning the men are slowly re-
turning to work, according to John
Mcfarland, president Of the Interna-
tional Typographical union Tele-
grams received at union headquarters
indicate that many employers had
granted the strikers demands, McFar-
land predicted that half the men out
will he back at work within week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
Fray is Over RumOr That Only
2 Districts Were Given Poland
as Result Of PIebeSCite.

PARIS. May IA. PJ-The
French government warned the Polish
government 0f grave consequences
likely TO result from the Polish upris-
ing iH upper Sllesia. Unrest is re.
ported in this region over "A rumor of
the allied decision giving Poland only
Two districts there as result Of the
recent plebescite. A mining strike is
also in progress. French troops Of
occupation have clashed with the Pol
ish insurgents. The insurgents blew
Hp the bridges between Breslau and
siesiau mining regions, cutting com
municauons with Germany. The
French infantry with tanks succeeded
in clearing Beutnen and Kattowitz Of
tho rioters
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
Jury IN DALTON CASE
HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED

CHICAGO, May 4.-U PD-The
jury in the cnse of William Dalton.
the II year old employe of the North
ern Trust company. who walked out
OF The bank with 7s,000 in Liberty
bonds reported disagreement and
were DISCHARGED They had been out
since p. m. Tuesday. 1t is under
stood that the jdry was evenly di-
Nidod.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
americans RETURN
TO THEIR NATIVE SOIL
ON .CiAl0DE Mayo
May 9TH is Mexican Independ-
ence Day and Cantu Cause
viii be actively Launched.

SAN DIEGO, May A. (U. Pam
erican residents Of Tia Juana. Mexico,
plan to be on American soil tomorrow,
"Cinco de Mayo" (May - because of
the anticipated start of the revoltion
favoring Estohan Cantu for president
cf Mexico. A small military force
that is in the new garrisons at Tia
Juana are preparing for uouole. Cinco
De Mayo is the Mexican independence
day. It is reported that the Cantu
cause will be actively launched in
various parts Of the republic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
MooNsnINEns ADoPr sIGN

TACOMA. Wash, May ia. P.l-
Shops in Tacoma which sell liquor
have adopted a uniform sign for their
windows. a crescent moon. standing
for ''moonshine," according to Fred
Shoemaker, commissioner of public
safety here.
The crescent moon. it is thought,
may become to the Illicit liquor busi-
ness. what the striped pole is to the
barber business.
Raids made daily by Tacoma police.
Mr. Shoemaker said recently are
causing "bootleggers' to throw down
their sinks daily liquor worth at cur
rent prices more than $3.50. The loss,
he thinks. is so expensive that their
business no longer pays profits and
many are closing the shops.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
Germany Will Yield to Indem-
nifty Demands Before Sub
mitting 10 Further Invasion.
IF PRESENT GOVERNMENT
WON'T SIGN OTHERS WILL
Capitalists Are Among Those
Determined to Refuse to Pay
According 10 Faction Leader.

BERLIN, May 4.--(Carl d. Groat,
L. r. staff Correspondent.J- J--Germany
will yield to the allied indemnity de-
mands before submitting 10 any furth-
er invasion. il is believed in well in
formed circles. II the present govern.
mcnt will not sign, government will
be found which VIII sign There were
numerous declarations that Germany
viii reject the demands Capitalists
are among those determined to refuse
to pay, according TO the attitude OF
Hugo SHINES, recognized as the real
leader Of this faction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
STEEL WORKERS TAKE
REDUCTION OF WAGES
WITHOUT COMPLAINT

GARY, Ind. May i.-OT. PJ-The
steel town, pinched by hard times. ac-
murmur. Employees who participated
IN patched battles Of the steel war Of
1873 were dOciie today when notified
by the foremen that the pay envelopes
would contain one-flCh less, starting
MAY 18TH.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
AUSTRIA WILL GIVE
Up INDUSTRIAL lob

WASHINGTON, May 4.-tU. Pl-
Austria, foiled in her attempt to get
out of Chancery via the receivership
route, now proposes to turn over ,her
industries to foreigners. providing
they will come in and run them. con.
sular report To the state department
reveals. The Vienna government has
decreed that Austrian corporations
may transfer their entire business to
toreisn companies
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04

BERLIN, May At. P)-Seven-
teen We're killed at Antonienhuette in
Upper Silesla, by Polish rioters. ac-
cording TO reports. The district is
said to have been quieted by Italian
troops who suffered some casualties.
The disturbance grew out Of false re-
ports that certain portions Of Upper
Slesia had been awarded to Poland
by the allied supreme council.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
Republican and Democratic
Senators Open Debate on the
Emergency Tariff Bill.
DISARMAMENT PROPOSALS
ARE TO BE POSTPONED
Harding Wins Consent Of House
Leaders to Delay Action on
Bill Now Pending in Congress

WASHINGTON, May 4.--tr. PD--
In the house the Bergdoll committee
cross questioned Samuel Ansell, one
OF Bcrgdolrs attorneys. The banking
committee considered bill abolishing
the office Of comptroller Of currency.
Hearings on the packer control legis-
lation continued before the ways and
means committee The naval affairs
committee considered legislative
program for the session. In the sem
ate. McCumber republican, and
Simmons. democrat. opened a debate
on the emergency tariff bill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
FRENCH TROOPS CLASH
WITH POLISH ARMY IN
UPPER SILESJA DISTRICT
BAND OF DUSKY CASTLE
i + i = + = = - + = .
BUILDERS WILL LAUNCH
= = > = =
MODERN 'N0AH'S ARK

LOS ANGELES. May 4.-(C. +
+ P.J-The day Of DAYS is here for +
+ Rev James Lewis band OF :
= duSky castle builders. Down at +
+ terminal island rigs are in readi- :
+ ness for the launching Of the :
+ ARK, queer-shaped hulk Of =
+ wood and cement, which is TO +
+ slide into the waters Of the Paci- ,
+ fic To embark on a voyage to the :
+ golden shores Of Africa. Rev. =
+ Lewis, skipper, sky-pilot. and a :
: modern Noah, is busy offering ?
+ final words Of encouragement TO =
+ the group Of missionaries and +
r speaking in glowing words cf :
+ the great blessings awaiting on ?
+ the distant coast. II cost S1S,-
r coo to build the vessel. Nautical +
+ experts say it will not float. +
+ Lewis voiced his disapproval of
+ recent newspaper stories limiting +
T. that he had employed Ponzi- 7
+ like methods to raise funds for :
+ the project.
+ + + r + !. + + + =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
TONIC PILLS PROVED
DEADLY FOR WOMAN

Los ANGELES, May 4.-(U. Pl-
The mystery surrounding the-death of
Miss Marie Vance from nicotine pois-
oning deepened with the announce
ment that a chemical analysis of white
pills administered to her during her
Illness contained poison other than
nicotine. The pills, according to the
city chemist, contained no alkaloid
poisoning such as was found in her
organs at the autopsy at Chicago,
While ostensihly a tonic" in nature,
the pills We're really deadly in their
effect.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
LEAD IN WHEAT HANDLING

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, May ia.
Pl-Fort William and Port Arthur
lead all points on the American con-
tinent in the amount OF wheat handle
in 1929, according to a report issued
by the Grain Commissioner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
Clnnfcrcncc rs Cnlled Orf

WASHINGTON, May a. Raymond
Clapper, L. p. staff CorrespondentJ--
President Harding won the consent
Of house leaders to delay action on the
disarmament proposals now pending in
congress. The proposed hearings on
the Rogers resolution for internation-
al disarmament conference Will be
called Off as a result Of an agreement
between the president and sponsors of
the resolution. who viii make no at
tempt to push 1t until the president in
dicates he Is ready.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
HARVEY LEAVES FOR ENGLAND

NEW YORK, May IA. P)-
George Harvey, new ambassador to
Great Britain, sailed yesterday for
southampton. He was accompanied
by Mrs Harvey and his secretary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-04
DISTURBANCES OCCUR
ON ISLAND OF SULU

MANILA, May IA. P.)-Ninety
Moros, including Maharrjah Untonga,
a religious fanatic leader were killed
sunday by a detachment Of Philippine
constabulary in an engagement near
Taglibi, on the island Of Sulu, accord
ing to advices received here today.