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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20

The Jury trial Of Earl y. Us
horne Portland salesman, charged
With arriving at an excessive rate
of sneed in connection with an au-
tomobile accident near BROOKS
many weeks ago. in which MIS-
Roy Westley of st. Johns, Port.
land and Rudolph Samuelson oil
salem sustained injuries from
which they later died, will be helo
in the justice court here at ~
o'clock wednesday, October 20
Judre G. E. Unruh announced thlh
morning. -,
Mrs. Edith Grebe's case, Judge
1rnruh stated, will be heard Oh
thursday, November ). Mrs
crebe was charged with careless
md reckless driving after her cal
Rad struck and injured G. w
Fem Fer a Portland Salem stage driV.
er IN an accident which occurre'
near the Valley Packing com
pany's plant Just north Oh oaie"n
Conger Trial Set. ,...-
Tobn Conger, Salem printer
charged with libel in a complain
sIrred by G. G. Quaekenousn .
salem garage man, will have III
nreliminary hearing on Saturday
october 20,
charged with breaking quaran
tine when he was alleged to nav
i been suffering from smallpo'
paul Townsend will have his lur
triaI in the justice court Monday
/ october 81, u,,-
The preliminary hearing OF WI
! liam A. Shelton, who yestefoa
rIeaded not guilty to charge
shooting a dog owned by MIS- I
In, Higginbotham, who resides
the Red Hills, near salem' na
, been set for Saturday,
Alfred Hayworth Of NeWperl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
DEATH ON
CALLOWS
PENALTY
Judge Bingham To
Pass Sentence Satur-
day; Dentist Admits
Story Sounded Wild

Roseburg, Or; Oct. 20.ESen-
tence of death by hanging is to be
imposed Saturday morning upon
DR.. r. M. Brumfield, according to
announcement in court after
verdict was returned at midnight
by the Jury which for days had
been hearing the story OF the
wrecked automobile and the head
less body of Dennis Russell.
The prisoner, who throughout
the two weeks of trial maintained
a stolid exterior, showed no emo
ton when the verdict was read,
and walked with firm step to the
Jail.
Sleep Not Disturbed.
| Mrs. Brumfield was still IN
state of collapse this morning fol-
lowing her breakdown in the court
when the finding of the Jurors was
announced.
i Brumfield's sole interest when
he was awakened about s o'clock
this morning was in when he
might see his wife. He declared
that he had slept we'll, except for
sore throat.
!, doctor" he was asked, "were
you surprised at the verdict?"
"Well, will tell you," he an
swered. 81 am just as innocent
: of that as anybody could be, but
| 1 was not surprised at the verdict
} because wasn't able TO help my
, lawyers and the evidence was as
3 damning as could be.
. Admits Story Wild.
s "But Just as sure as there is
e God in heaven l am innocent.
: IF 1 thought for one minute
that was responsible for thal
mans death l would have said SO
81 know the story l told sound
ed awfully wild, but it was th'
facts, the only thing l know"
Nearly 100 witnesses testifie'
at the trial, the state having 60
Jailmates Wait Up. :.
$50 this is the verdict" sal
Brumfield as they led him back t
: his prison. "Tiny Bill" Keeper
, his jailer, took him by the arm
"You don't need to hold me" tn
convicted dentist said. I'm nc
- going to run away"
, The other prisoners in the ia
!, had waited up for him.
- = Prosecutor Reviews Case.
ie Sometimes shouting at the to
10 of his voice and then again speal
ing in a tone SO low and appealin
n that he was scarcely audible, Di
"a trict Attorney George Neun'
CONTINUED on page 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
Body of Aubrey
Jones, War Hero,
to Arrive Today

The body of Aubrey 2. jones'
killed in action in the Argonne
on October 26, 1918, while with
company N, of Salem, will arrive
in Salem this afternoon rom
Portland and will be taken to
the Rigdon funeral parlors. Inc
funeral will be held from the ar
mory Sunday afternoon at ziSO
O'Clock. Old members Of company
m will serve as an escort ana q
pall bearers. Rev. A TED 0Oou-
win. Eugene pastor. assisted Dy p,
Rev. r. L. Putnam Of Salem VIII
conduct the services.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
State Can Get
Battleship By
Providing Fund

An annual appropriation Oh
$4,000 by the state Of Oregon
for the maintenance of the his
torie old battleship which bears
the states name. viii be neees-
sarv to insure the gift Of the old
figbting craft to the state, ac-
.ording to Congressman Q. N
Macarthur who was here Wednes-
dav to confer with Governor
Olcott relative to the chances foi
such an appropriation Congress
man Macarthur would have th'
governor recommend such an ap
nropriation to the special session
of the legislature, should 1t D.
found necessary for any reason U
caIl the lawmakers into extra
ordinary session, otherwise IN
matter would be delayed until tn
reguIar session in 1928 with
similar delay in the transfer o
the battleship from its prean
berth in a government navy var
10 a place Of honor in the WI
lIamette river at Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
Osborne Trial Set;
Seven Other Cases
Facing Judge Unruh

who is accused OF tearing down a
barricade on the Pacific highway
near jefferson, will face a jury in
the Justice court Thursday, octo-
Der 27, at 10 O'Clock.
Merle Morley, charged with
hunting Chinese pheasants out OF
season will have a jury trial FIJI
day, October 2s, at 10 o'clock.
Nicholas Lambert, charged with
assault and battery on Melvin
Nipple OF West stayton. will be
tried next Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. The trial originally was
set for tomorrow morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
Professor Parvin
Dies in Portland

Professor z. NJ Paryin, a resi-
dent Of Portland who formerly
resided in Salem. died at his home
sbout noon today. according to
word received here today.
The funeral probably VIII ee
held Saturday. Announcements
viii be made later. Mr.. Parfln
vas well known in this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
Mine Owners To
Ask Lower Wage

Terre Haute, Ind, Oct. zO.--
The first authoritative statement
to the effect that mine operators
will declare for reduction in pay
for mining coal when the new
scale is negotiated in 1922, was
made today by Phil H. Penna, sec
retary Of the Indiana Bituminous
Operators association, In max
ing a new SCALE" said Mr., Penna,
I'VE shall expect to adjust 1t to
correspond TO other industries
and with the reduced cost OF hT-
ing"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
chill LDREN TAKEN FROM HOME
To Drudge For Sweet Charity's Sake; Bushey Says
", AMT GOING TO RELEASE EN-

court? Why is it that, II the
visitor is sufficiently fortu-
nate to procure the elusive
order, an hospital official
makes sure she hears every
word that falls from Thelma's
lips? why are she and her
sister, Violet, who was re-
layed to Portland by the hos
pital after she had been
placed In its care, not per-
mitted to return to their
parents?
Worked for Children.
Out in the country, near
Livesley station, few miles
from Salem, live the mother,
the stepfather and the baby
sisters Of Thelma. Their home
is a ranch OF five acres-not
of much value, perhaps, but
paid for through long months
of hard work that came after
the two eldest daughters had
been taken away. Judge w.
M. Bushey had ruled that the
Continued on page 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20

Registration at Oregon Agrieui-
tural college at the close OF the
fifteen day was s339 in compari-
son with 1880 for the same date
last year, or an increase OF RS-zS
per cent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
LETTERS MAY REVEAL CLUE
TO IDENTITY OF B0MBERS

Paris, Oct. 20.-F%ncn eApei'9
Examining several hundred letters
sent recently to Myron T. Herrick'
the American ambassador, today
discovered one which they believe
may furnish a strong clue in trac-
Ing the maker of the bomb which
exploded in Mr.. Herrick's home
here yesterday.
The letter was addressed to the
ambassador personally and was
received by him at the American
Embassy October IA. 1t is said to
have contained a threat to kill
him "by scientific means" which
the writer declared he had in his
possession.
Handwriting Similar
These experts today believed
they saw a striking similarity be-
tween the handwriting of the let
ter and that Of the address on the
box which contained the bomb.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20

There are 500 distinct kinds Of
birds IN this country
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
The Weather

OREGON. Tonight and Friday.
fair; moderate aorthwesterly
winds.
LOCAL: Rainfall, .05j north.
eriy winds; cloudy maximum. 60:
minimum, so: river, minus 4 foot
and rising.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
EONSULS
REVENGE
TARGETS
|Otes Threaten Amer
'csn Officials In
rance If Italian
Murderers Hang

~. Oct. 20.- Retalla-
~ IaIas' Measures in the event Of
/ tSe tSt' execution Of the two N.!
|1tslians, 1h' Sacco and Vanzetti,
iuSnvicted i.S,, Of murder in Mas
sOcSusetts, s0Di'uS are threatened
sso;nst the American con-
sSIates M in Paris, Bordeaux,
IvOns and Marseilles, in let
ters received at these con-
sula,cs today signed by COM
munist organizations
similar threats were made
Aoinst the officers of the Ameri-
IL renarations commission and
Il American passport bureau in
'bris in letters sent to these Of
ICES.
strong police guards were
baeed around the American con-
u,late and the reparations and
|bssnort bureau offices here this
kening. -,
Widespread Plot Feared.
Alexander NJ. Thackara, the
lmerican consul general. received
letter tonight from a commun-
h organization in a small town
lear Lille, declaring that Ameri-
|bus in France would be the OBJ
lei Of retaliatory measures II the
|kecutions took place.
The passport and reparations
bureaus occupy a new building
lear the Place de L'Etoile. Threats
he made in the letters to blow
In the building in the event OF
he execution. t now is believed
" the authorities that there is 9
seneral plot against all American
bfficials in France.
Forty-six additional letters o
protest in connection with thf
convicted men we're received pN
AMBASSADOR Herrick this afternoon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20

voustands 5 cents. Bargain
Day D. offer $500 per year Ds man
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-20
2cents

Per copy on streets
Pay no more
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
Concord Glnb.

8ie bereits befannt iein oiirfte,
finoet Die @inmeibung unferes Con
coro Glubbaiies am Sonntoa, ben
20. 5ebruar itatt. Dos &omite, Serr
Bender uno Serr @iegano, ftno eff
rig an Den 8orbereitungen belAaftigt
rno fonnen mir unieren 2eiern be-
reits berraten, ooB es cine miiroige
bornebme Seier/ fein ion. @eeignete
Spre6er iino borgemerft, feierIide
lleberrei6ung Der &aufsurfultoe bonn
Sdngerbuno an Den Concord Club;
Der Concord 9amenflub trifft 8ors
bereituligen fir einen guffetlund;
mltiifalii6e @ortrage fins 8llgeiidert;
Elm @eieaiges 8eiiammeniein ion
oann ben oenfmiir6igen Sag in Ser
@ei6i6te unieres oeutiden Glemen.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11

oterabeno gepIant. &ommt, Selit,
&ettet. o&os Sbr Den Mermiten iii.
ter oeiglrmen geton, 0as bubtSSb mir
getan" beibt es ireenomo I'M 9ude
Der Bidder. S6idt Cure Wonuts.
beitr6ge on 5rolt Or. &oenig Gbc
Semoro, 4pt. 81, ooer an Serru u.
8. 8ritd, 1902 t4te Str. u. VI.
TergeBtnidt Die oeiltiden ain0erI
8om @eiotgberein .@ermaniu
W1nnerdor" lief ~folgeuoes Sdrci.
ben elm: 9Gs lit mir Ieioer crit belltc
moglid, Sbr geebrtes Sdreiben bonn
10. Sanuor 3. s. 81 beontmorteu ulo
bite id, Oieie Ger55gerune oomit gu
entlduloigen, Dab mir crit lebtell
Donnerstog General GeriammIltua
botteri, in meIber iiber Sen Snbolt
Sbres merten Sdreibcns 9eidlub
gefoBt iper0en fonnte.
Der g@ermania MGnner- Gbor~ III
oemnad nit Gergniigen bercit, IN
Dem 5u beranitoItenoen @nblt6tia-
teltsfon5crt in Gerbinoung NIT Dem
Songerbuno mit5llpirfen uno boz.
len mir, oamit einen groBen GrioIa
IN pefuniGrer Siniidt fin oie Notlei.
oenoen Oriiben 8lt eroieIen.
Sn oieier freuoigen Grmartuua
5eidnet So6adtungspoait, ST. SGff.
ner, SefretGr."
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
ScntObort.

0ort. no Die budeIiaen Goloile ser
GatsfillS, Die cine eralenoc Seeroe
grotesfer Rieienioiiren elmer berlpun
ldenen urepohe, mdbIig 5ur gticocr
ltllg oes anlerifonilden Hbeines hin
itnterlteigen, liegt in elmer bllimiocrt.
paloumidumten Golnntloe ,,geuto
bort, oos neue @eim oes Sdrift
ltelers Glmar &ente, Elm rontonti
lfes aipl fir oeutlhe 8eiensort, in
mitten elmer ientimentalen Mdrden
melt aItboIanoiider lleberlieferun
gen.
Cine onftig poetilde gtntospb1re
nmldtDebt oieies natllroeleQnete
Wolotal, on oeiien mooiiqen 2ueIlcn
eirem beuor5u9ten Sonntaosfinoe, IN
Observation-Disclosures Sommcrnqdten.
oos eritoitnte Spudgclidt 0es alter
ytip Ban @infle erideinen moa, 0es
6iibe5ablS amerifaniiter 5aae, sci
len gebeimnisidmangerc Milielil3e
merle Der mooernen Belt nod, niht
oen Wtitt %gefnnoen bat, ibren proiai.
ifen 3eitItempeI ouf3uoriiden, in sci
lenTertr1umtbeit nod niht Sic ldlriI.
lie Sprohe unierer boitenoen,3 cit Dis
bormoniid ei13uOringen permodte,
lpo mr. 5uoeiten ole 0atur erqroQt, 10
Dab Die gerge er5ittern mcnn Die flut.
geifpollencn 8oItenrielen it'd an
Den felligcn @ratern bic 2ciber 3er.
berIten, uno ibr Gooesfeuden oltrdl
Die 8aloer brouit. g8obl cine lanq
iueilige Stdtte fir SenelL lDelder sic
Aufreglngen Ser Gllltltrfaromonle
reien beoorf, ieood cine ii1 Itetiq er.
l%1elternoe Guelle fir Den DenfcnOen,
ben S6offeuoen ben 8obrbeitln6en
ben.
Der genius loci oes 6eideioenen
lpcintmiponnencn Seims GuBert lid
in idli6t oeuti6er 5prade:
Der 3eit ou 6roum uno 9sus,
Der Oeutiden 9lrt gum Sdub,
DEM &oiienboB 3ltm Srue.
Sine Burg Dem oertl6en @ort,
Dem oeutiden 2ieo elm SORT
~2elttobort~, 10 beiBt oieler 0rt.
Sn Seltobort treffen Iid oeutIde
Wfonner uno Graiien bon @eilt uno
@emiit. Sier bat @ugen &aile, ser
beoelitenoite 8ertoner oe8 oeutiden
Sieoes Der Sest8cit, pieIe ieiner inni.
gen, itnnigen, Observation-Disclosures ser
ysatnr abgeIauidt. Sicr ldBt 9enig-
nus ieinen 8egoilts titmmeIn; Sans
0reber, Der &omponiit un0 8iono.
Slrtltole perpeilte bier germ, un0 Der
&unltfrltifer 2eonom abbott grub
bier oos atllide SaI5 fiir leine g9e.
5eniionen als 8iir5e 5llr Mil6 ieircr
trommen 9enfungSort. Sans Die.
oertd), Der 0ilobouer, fonmt berilber
bon Woooltod, Der naben &iinitlerfo.
Ionic, nno bon cbenoober, moielblt er
cine Binegiatur belist, beilt6t Der
bleoere Wedlenbureer, Mort. StiiI
&c, Oidter uno Hrofelior ser 2itera.
tur Der llniperfitdt Gbicogo, fat no.
dentli6 Den idonen NIae itno oeIlen
Birt. Srou glnna &od. Hieocl. Die
trilbere Neiiserin, ioiuie Dos S1riit.
~ltelerpoar &iller.S 6umm tragen oo-
gu bel, bic Dale oeutid 5u erbalten
Bon Nem Yorf fommen ser intime
Srenno oeS Sousberrn, Ser 0idter
Grieor. MiheI, ioipie Elm anocrer Sn.
timus, Seinr. @eil bon ser Staots.
tante, g. ..
Solde Snieln oes Geutidiltms in
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11

Die gat5en StroibeItimmlinqen
Ser @ntcnte fir 0eutI6lano bauen
lid atf Der Sbeorie un0 9iige BON
9eutidIanos aiisidIieBli6er Sdllo
am groBcn &riege ouf. Ser S9ulo-
paragraph, ArtifeI 23t Oes 8eriaiaer
&ertrages, lit nit leiner inneren I'm
mobrbeit Der gdpfeiIer Ser gon5en
beutigen Sage. Sn ieiner Iebten gte-
De in Birmingham bonn 5. fSebrlor
iprid)t oenn audi Der madere 9loDo
George mieoer bonn ai9uloigen Sc
lpiiien" 9euti6lanos, bon Ser o@e-
rehtigfeit" Ger 6%oroerungen Ser en-
tente, bon benz ongeblihen scrap Of
puper", ais meI9eS Deutidlano in-
t%ernotionaIe 8ertrGge oufgefaBt ba-
be II. OergL
Demeegeniiber meiIt oie nOeiiti6e
3ufunft", Die ausge5ciHnete aus-
lan0sousgabe Ser nGolnil6en Bolts
5eitllg" bonn 13. SSorltar 0ieIes Sab
res NIT 9fedt nieoer oitf einige Mtts-
pride neutrality-suspicious. M3iniiter,
beionoers oltf Die 2lopo Georges
ielbIt bin, oieies @e[egenbeitsoiplo-
maten eriter Site, Die elm gat5 eige1t-
ortiees 2i6t ouf Sic angebIi1e
S6ulofroge iperfen; George ioete ).
9. nod ant %. 0e8ember 1920 in eli
ner Neoe n 2%on0on iiber oos
Grgebnis ser 8olferbuaostognnq in
@enf: u9dtte es 1914 cine 8eriamm-
lung mie Die iebige in @enf gegeben,
10 bdtte es feinen &rieg gegeben. Die
0isfltIiion oil uno fir itb niiroe i'm
unmo9lid eema6t bdben. Sc mcbr
man Die 9enfiuiirOigfeiten lieit mnS
bic Bidder, melde in ben berIdie6c-
men 2anSern bpr Dem 1. MuglIt
1914 geidrieben moroen lino, umio
mebr begreift man. BAH niemanG an
leitenoer 5tene ausl6lieflid ben
Grieg tuulte. SIS mar etnas, in oas
mir binein g egIitten ooer bieI-
mebr binein g etaumeIt ooer bin-
elm geltoIper 1ino.~
@ie pertrGgt iid oas nit Ieiner
IeBten Sdulo-Geoe bonn IebtenS ams-
tag? Sot George lold elm lGledtes
8elpiIlen 0oB er strob ieiner ielblt
ooG ab uno al Ser @obrbeit, Der
beIIeren giniidt, Die Gbre geben
muB2 Soren mir i'm fir Sen l..
Sonuar 1914. 90 meinte er: y0aS
oenti6e Seer lteqt nidt MIR cine ur-
lpriingli6e 9eoingung fir oos or
ganiide 2eben oieies Geides oar,
lonoern lit obneeo 3mei-
Ell cine unbeoingte g otpenoig-
felt fir ben 8eftano Oeutld-
LAMBS olS Station, 0,a oiefeS a
BON anoeren 80Ifernum :
6loie n 10 oeren ieoeS fir
lid alein eit nabe5u ED e 0 1tar.
feS Seer tpie bos oelttide beiibt. !"
ltno oa iagte man ms mGbreno oe8
1&rieges, bob Die oeutide 8ebouptltng
bon Der Notipenoigfeit zines Itorfe1l
Scores angelidts Der geogropbiiden
Sage BEG 2anoes cine oeutidge5id-
tete, oeutidgeborene, militQriltifde
Sbeorie fell DAB Sronfrei9 gar
ni6t geriiltet getpeien fell @eraoe
Die 0geograpbii6e" Siberbeit .uro
@ren8e Sranfrei6s eegen 0eutid-
lano 1T ia Oos Sauptelement III Ser
8egriinorng oes militariftii9en 8ro=
grommes Der 6~ran5oien. Augen-
blidli6 lit 2lobo George ipieoer gar5
announcement, inoem er fid nit Sod,
ipegen oeiien uSoIoutenoiplomotie"
iibernirft, faaS oieie golitif 6o6's
ben ugeograpbiiden" Sdub Sranf-
reitbs i'm Muge bat. @as fam man
.tlberbollpt bon einem uStaotsmann"
anoeres perlangen als oaB er iih nad)
Dem 8inoe orebt pie Ser Sabn ouf
Dem Surme?
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
2lOYo George, Sanotaur unb Die beutlAe Srie9Sl@ulb
&.@Geis, ~8a6ineton, 8. 6.

Sanotaur's grinnerungen on0e-
rerleits aus Der Belt 0es 8eltfrie.
ees, borieen SCRIPT beroffentIiht, linb
OelttIden 2eiern natitrli6 befonnt,
bier3ulon0e ober nur gang ip1rIih in
0ieOeffcntIihfeit georungen. Die erg.
Hide EreIIc bat ia ollA @runo ge.
mug 6o5lt. Der fran30iiide, friiberC
Miniiter b~erpfoli0et ia leit Gbren-
mort fir sic @obrbeit leiner 5eitltel-
lungcn. 8elher g(rt paren lie? 0ic
6ron5oieu marcn pdbrenb Der Mor.
nei6laht 1914 bereit, ourh Ser
III itteIung eineS 9or0.
omerifaners llnterbonolunger
nit Berlin an3ltbobnen. 0ieier be.
ging ober Die Sn0isfretion, Den ge.
beinten Ylan 5ranfrei6s Dem 2on0o-
ner &obinett mit8uteileu. 9oraui
ionote ENGLAND 1tigeidumt elm ltlti.
nahum mad @oroeaur nit ser OrG
bung, sic Sci it EN- 6ranfreid s
bIoGieren 81 mollen. lin oieIe
Belt mltroen Damn 0rei 0iplomoteu
ser Gereinigten Staten,
ser oomoIige 8otidafter, lomie oel.
fen @org6nger un0 Nto1folger, bei
Ger fron5oiiihen Stegierltng poritellie
lulo er sic fran8oiiih-
en- Modtbober gum MuSboIten
nit ser 8eriiderung, bic &ereinigten
Staaten iuiirben innerbnlb fnr3er
3eit in ben SOnflift cingrcifen.
0os IinO ebreniportli6 perbiirgtc
9(ngoben oes fron8oiiiden StootS-
mlolrnes &anotanr. 8ioerruflng
uflo 8ioeripru1 iino mir bis Jest
nibt befannt %gemoroen. Mon bari
fid frogen. mie Itar0 es nit ser Nelt.
trotit1t uniercr &egierung 1914, Der
lelben Die Die &oniule @offneD uno
Gbomion in 8aatihlano abberief,
nadoem oas @eriidt umgtng, oaB
oieie I'M &riege &artei ergriffen bat
ten2 gluf melder Seite Itan0en mel.
terbin pobl Die friegSlultigeren Gle
mente? 8er ldiirte Die 6lamiftell
0es &riege8?
Wfan fonute 10 fortfabren uno Die
georudten 0enfpiiroigfeiten 2oro
Silbers, Die 4ltSfiibrungen Der 5roll
4squitb, ooS nelteite 8lt1 oes Baron
&oien oes ruiiiiden Stoat8manue8
betitelt: oGier8ig Sabre oiplomotild-
en- 2ebens@, sic ArtifeI oeS uMfan.
DIETER Guardian" (@nglano), ste.
mart 6. gruce'S uSbe 8or @uilt
ano 8eace Crime Of tbe @ententt
NnieS" nn0 an0ere mebr at 3itater
beran8ieben. 8as bilfts?
SSf 8ibliot6efen nn0 Sotels Ioqal
lieit mon ia Oo6 MIR Die n&riegsge.
i6i6te" Der 2onooner uSimes" ii
20 8Gnoen ooer Die DS1ulofroge0
in Den 4rtifeln Der @merican uSiIto.
rical" &ebiep, ote neuelta Outline
OF SlltorD" bon $. o.. @eaS, Die STE.
ben zines Sir 8bilip Gibbs uno Gbe.
1terton, ooer Die @eoanfen Ser Ser.
rem Dds uno gtortbcliff. o@obrbeit"
IN Der @ei6idte uno uSdl1lo" il
ariegSoingen iin0 8egriffe, Ste nun
ielten DoIl un0 gang lino iiberaa par.
teilos 6ebanoelt peroen fonnen be.
ionoerS, lpenn Die upobrbeitslieben.
oen~ gntentemG6te ibre Mrdipe Der
i6loIien balten, llno v@abrbeit" ii
Der 3eitung2 Wtan leie neben Upton
Sinclairs o8raB gbed" oas aaer.
nellelte Bud bon 8alter 2ippmonn
02ibertp ano tbe SEEMS" (Sarcourt.
Brace otlo Sone) 1921 un6 es mer.
Den Dem Die augen aufgeben, Oel
nidt ldngit l6on in Ole 5obrifotion
Der 9egriffe Der u8obrbeit~ 11no ser
uSdulo~, Der uNeuigfeiten" mo Ioli
but not leait Ser v8reibeit" einqe.
ipeibt lit. Sapienti lat.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
ties beihIieBen.

teS bei6IieBen.
@s ergebt an 9ae, Mdnner uno
Sralen, Der 9lufruf, oln 20. 5ebruor
bel Der uSouie morming" onneIeno
81 fem uno 6reunoe unierer Sade
mit5ubringen.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
cnndrOl, SeaIloaf, iuirtIide ScIifa.
teiien, iinO st baben BEL:
gabIers, 36-45 Gisss @arft.
9entider Samiliem : aalenoer

Die 8eitellcr meroen freunoIidit
|gebeten, oieieIben in Der 0ffice ob8lt-
'bofen.
8feis 40 Gents.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11

Dem OOen Meere gebaiIieen 0ciocs,
%notionoler Sn~toIeran0 internotiond
Ter @croerbtbeit uno 2lg, ioIte mon
baufiger antreffen. Sic tim not.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-22

Seniors Stage Clever Assembly,
Members of the senior class were yes.
terday afternoon the cause of an as.
sembly. The class united and gave a
very clever take-off on a backwoods
graduating class. Everything was
complete even to the old fashioned
store suits and aprons and hair rib
bons. Miss Thelma Blanchett was in
charge of the program and did the an
nouncing. Miss Mary Clark was sa-
lutorian and John Simpson, vale
dictorian. David Swanson was re-
sponsible for the prophecy and John
Beckwith gave the commencement ad-
dress His talk proved to be just as
much of a bore as any commence
ment address ever given. The music
for the program was furnished by
Miss Thelma Blanchett and Miss Mary
Chisholm with a very clever piano
duet. 1.ucius Matthewson gave two
piano solos and a musical reading. The
class song proved an added feature
being the once popular song of When
You and / Were Young Maggie The
class entered to the strains of Silver
Threads Among the Gold" played by
Miss Chisholm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-22
HE HAD To SLEEP
SITTING IN CHAIR
PoortIand Man Was in Pain All
the Time From Rheumatism
Until He Got Tanlac.

1T was six months ago that Tanlac
set me straight and added fifteen
pounds to my weight. and ever since
then I have been enjoying ar fine
health as ] ever did in my life was
the statement made recently by o. w.
Axelson. Of 244 Cook Avenue, Port
land ore.
Seven years ago ] had an awful at
tack Of rheumatism, he continued.
'and II kept pulling me down until
during the past year ! wasn't able to
work more than half the time. Ny
whole left side became affected and IL
panied me 80 I could hardly touch it.
Ny leg was drawn and crooked and
If tried to straighten II out simply
suffered agonies was in pain all the
time, could never sleep TO do any good
and was often unable to lie down and
would have to sit in a chair all night
long. My appetite went down to near
Is nothing and fell off In weight.
II had no idea Tanlac could do me
much good after all the many treat
ments and medicines I had tried had
failed. but it proved to be a winner.
In short time the pains commenced
to let up and ! could straighten out my
leg without its hurting me. And in
little more than month ! could not
feel a trace Of the rheumatism and had
actually gained fifteen pounds in
weight. This was six months ago and
have not been troubled in any way
whatever since. ] am in the very pink
of condition, eating fine. sleeping fine
fnd working hard every day. Tanlac
has meant health TO me and give il
my heartiest endorsement"