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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-15
RUSSELLVILLE WINS

Russellvlle, October 14-( (special.) Russellville won the second game of the season today after hard fight with Florence County. The score; Florence County ..........,...... IS Normal ...+...............
 Florence County has a fast team and a heavy line this year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
Government is at Climax of Un-
certainty and IndiciSion
Which Inevitably ACcOmpa.
MES Change in AdminiStra-
tiOn.
DIPLOMATS ARE BACK
SEEKING APPOINTMENTS
Diplomats With Republican
LeaningS are Back at Posts
Seeking Choice Appoint
ment From Their Own Party.

I WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-(U. P.)--
! The government IS at the climax 81
uncertainty and indecision which inc.
vitably accompanies change in the
administration. AT the treasury de.
partment all foreign loans have beer
stopped and the machinery which de-
termines the policy on this matter has
been halted until the Inauguration of
Harding. Future prohibition enforce
mont hangs in the balance, pending the
nomination of the man who succeeds
Commissioner Kramer.
The state department keenly OBJ
serves the number of recent world
events, including allied naming OF the
German reparations sum. but decided
to remain out of the picture so far as
the expression of the American policy
is concerned. due to disinaination to
emharrass the incoming administration
Soviet Russia, japanese question ana
Mexico have been shelved.
Diplomats with republican leanings
are back from their posts, seeking
ohoieer appointments from their own
party, Every train into Washington
carries eager candidates for govern
ment offices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
.FORTY-F|VE MODELS
WILL Be DISPLAYED

Every one of the 54 spaces in Happy
Canyon pavilion has been allotted TO
local dealers for the fourth annual
auto show of the Pendleton Automo.
bile Association. There viii be as dir
ferent models Of autos on display, the
other spaces being reserved for dis
plays OF accessories and shop ma
terials.
Local dealers who win display The
latest in motordom on March 10, II
and II are certain that this years
show will be the last word in more
ways than one. High class cars. with
the newest features, will be parked
in a setting that will be more UNIQUE
than any In which Happy Canyon has
ever been dressed outside Of Round
Up time, they say.
A large amount of painted back
ground, a new ceiling covering ana
decorations which were placed in the
1920 show have been blended to make
an interior of considerable beauty
sam Wright local artist, is in charge
OF the decorating and will finish the
49, ''N'i ~ NhNil ttt auto SHOWS WeTt
first given here.
During the three days of the show
Thursday Friday and Saturday, dis
plays will be open from O'Clock IL
the afternoon until 10 o'clock at night
One sapce will be allotted TO the East
crn Oregon Auto Club and member.
to that body will be sought. Ther,
! VIII be music during the show and Z
portion of the committee is seekin.
some feature numbers to present.
a grand ball. to be given by tn,
dealers in the pavilion on Monda,
evening, viii wind up the fourth show
A local orchestra will furnish tn,
music for the ball.
There win be no displays Of truck
this year, the committee said today
| There has been little doing in the trucl
field Of late and with space imte,
they decided 20 dispense with tn
truck show. Dealers from Baker, l.
Grande, Walla Walla. The Dalles an,
ortland have been sent special invi
tations to attend the local auto show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
MANY ARE HEADING FOR
WALLA MALTA MEETING

Word received from Walla Walla
today indicates the hydro-electric
meeting to be held there tomorrow
will surpass all other sessions of the
Umatilla rapids association in point of
attendance and interest. There will
be delegation of I6 Spokane busl-
nessmen at the meeting and many
other big Washington towns will be
represented. Marvin Chase, statc hy-
draulic engineer of Washington will
be on the program as will also II. 4.
Rands, Portland consulting engineer.
and Captain Winslow OF the L. s. en-
gineering department 1t is also known
some influential members OF tn
Washington legislature will be in at
tendance at the meeting.
Local people are to leave the cits
at S:So tomorrow morning in order
to reach Walla Walla in time for the
opening of the convention at IL
O'Clock. Eight cars are scheduled to
make the trip and it is believed there
will be room In these cars for all To-
cal people wishing to go.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
HALF OF COUNTY QUOTA
TO Be RAISED IN CITY

Pendleton will raise one half of the
$4,000 desired for the Near East
and Chinese reliefs, Joseph n. Scott.
director for Umatilla county. said to-
day. This decision was made Thurs
day afternoon in meeting of the gen
eral committee in the rooms of the
Pendleton Commercial Association.
Towns of umatilla county will be
asked to match Pendleton's subscrip-
tion to the relief. Work viii start
about Wednesday of next week. In
the meantime the Organization of
workers will be perfected.
Mr.. Scott and c. L. Woodward left
this afternoon for the towns east of
Pendleton to interest persons in the
work there. Both are confident that
the appeal will meet with as generous
"a response as did that of the Central
European Relief
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
BARR is COMING TO
ATTEND BIG MEETING

c. l. Barr, secretary elect of the
Pendleton Commercial Association will
arrive here tomorrow morning for the
purpose of attending the hydro cleo
tric meeting in Walla Walla during the
day. He is coming up from Astoria
especially for this purpose but while
here will also consult with President
elect Sturgis OF the Commercial Asso.
citation and other officers with view
to shaping up the program of work to
he taken up here.
Mr.. Barr is not coming tomorrow to
remain permanently as he will not be
relieved at Astoria until March /. It
was especially desired to have him at
tend the meeting at Walla Walla as
il Is the intention to have him handle
the secretarial work of the Umatilla
Rapids Power site association
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
SNY lONRGAN PLANT ROD BY fire. LOSS WILL APPROXIMATE SIS 600
'TATE SENATE lASSES UMATHLA RAPIDS LEGISLATION
GREAT MAN HUNT is IN FULL
SWING FOLLOWING EXTENSIVE
SERIES OF DUBLIN RAIDS

DUBLIN, Feb. is--U. PA great
man hunt is in fun swing in Dublin
and the entire section OF the city on
the north side is cut off by the troops
who rushed into it in armored cars
throughout the early morning hours
the neighborhood resounded with the
roar Of the motors, the thump Of gun
butts against the barred doors and the
shout Of command.
Various rumors regarding the ident-
ity Of Sim Feiners sought, but it IL
generally understood to be General
Collins Of the Irish republican army
hiding in the vicinity and reported to
Rave entered Dublin for a council OF
war.
Descending upon the district in mo-
tor lorries the soldiers leaped from the
cars, unrolled spools Of barbed wire
and constructed entanglements at all
street openings.
A most extensive series Of raids ever
carried out in Dublin began early to-
DAY. Thousands OF troops with motor
lorTies, machine guns and armored
cars participated.
Armored cars were driven through
the area Powerful searchlights threw
rays on the houses undergoing searcn.
Reports indicated that the situation
near Cork was alarming to the Sim
Feiners due to distress brought on the
residents territory. AS a resdlt Sim
tein anlbushes and the district was
cut off from all communication.
The general exodus from the area.
where the intense suffering is reported
have resulted from stopping the food
supplies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
VERDICT mot GUILTY
IS FOUND BY JURORS

a jury in the superior court at Day.
ton last evening brought in a verdict
Of not guilty in the case of the State
of Washington KS. Tracy L. Baker.
charged with unlawfully transporting
liquor Word OF the verdict was tele-
phoned here last night by Coll ]. H..
Raley, of this city who conducted the
case there on Mr., Bakers behalf.
The case was appealed from the jus.
tlce court, where Mr.. Baker and Glen
Rust We're fined more than a month
ago. At the time and consistently ever
since the latter has maintained that
Mr.. Baker was innocent of completely
In the transportation of liquor, Mr..
Baker was riding in an automobile
with Mr.. Rust when Columbia county
officials made the arrest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
MAN HELD FOR THEFT
IS ALLEGED DESERTER

Ivan Bryant, arrested several weeks
ago at The Dalles in possession of
several Indian robes. blankets and
coats which he is alleged to have sto-
len from automobiles parked on PEN
dleton streets. is an army deserter
The shenffs office reported today. He
viii be taken to Vancouver Barracks,
probably tonight, to be turned over to
the military authorities for court mar
tial, they said.
Bryant served in the United States
army during the war and had not been
discharged from service last April
when he is alleged 10 have deserted
the army, He was with the seth field
artillery stationed at Camp Funston.
kan, according to the records which
the sheriff's office has.
Deputy Sheriff Dave Lavender will
take Bryant to the army post when
he is returned TO the military officials.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
PREPARATIONS ARE MADE
/. TO DEMAND PREPARATION

PARIS, Feb. 1S.-France began
military preparations today to compel
the German obedience to her repara-
ton demands. Under the terms Of the
allied agreement, France was left a
free hand in taking whatever action
she believes necessary against Ger
many
A strong French faction is calling
attention to the havoc created in
France by the Germans. EheX want
to see the German cities laid waste.
Marshal F'och is known to have pre-
pared plans for all possible contingent
cies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
NINE STORY GARAGE
TO Be CONSTRUCTED

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 1S.--
ca. Demonstration has started
here on a downtown nine story gar
age, which win have level entrances
from the street to the first, second,
third, fourth and fifth floors. The
garage, built on a hillside, viii be
according OF its owners, one of thl
largest in the nation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18

III Mary has her way about things.
the whole world will get to see her
personally before long.
Doug wants TO 20 TO France to elm
'p'Artagnan." Mary wants to 20 to
China. And you know bow women
ere.
Doug and Mary want Charlie to go
along
AS Mary plans IL. they'll al go to
China, then 10 India, Italy and France
where Doug will make several pic
lures. Mary and Chaplin will also
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18

make some pictures in foreign set,
tings.
me photo was taken at the back
door OF the Fairbanks studio. where
Doug rs making The Nut.
Mary is dressed as she will appear
it Through the Back Door"
coppet is q star. 900, in his way.
l'oug SAYS he is the biggest and best
'fained police dog in the world. He
vas present from Henry p. David I
son,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
WILLAMETTE IRON AND
STEEL WORKS SUSTAIN
HEAVY LOSS FROM FIRE

+ PORTLAND, Feb. 1S-(A. P.) +
Damage amounting from 4
= $4,000 TO 100000 is estimated, 4
: caused by a fire which destroyed a
= the main boiler factory Of the 4
= Willamette Iron Steel Works /
+ here early today. The cause Of 4
= the fire is unknown. ;
: , = > , . 80 = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
House Passed Bill Providing for
State Censorship of Motion,
Picture Films Despite Strong
Objection.
CONFUSION REIGNS OVER
PROPOSED GASOLINE TAX
Representatives Flooded With
Unfinished Business Which
Cannot be Transacted Be-
cause of Surplus Talk.

SALEM. Ore. Feb. 1s.-(U. P.)--
The senate has passed s. b. No. $40 b
Senator Dennis providing that tn
governor of Oregon be named a
hydro electric commissioner IN deal
ing with the federal water pOwe
board. The senate has also passed th'
Ritner memorial. No. l2. urging the
federal water power commission to In
vestigate the Umatilla rapids project
These measures were introduced al
the instance OF the Umatilla rapids
power site association. II is said both
measures will pass the house.
Movie Censorship Passes,
SALEM. Feb. rs. -(U. P.l-The
house passed a bill creating state
board OF censors for moving pictures.
1922. after a spirited debate, most of
the opposition being based on the con-
-tention that provisions Of the bill are
not workable without a. great expense
20 the state. The measure provides
that all films must be submitted for
view By board before they are deliv-
cred to exhibitors.
The bill creates q board Of three
members. to be appointed by the gov
ernor, the members to serve one. two
and three years respectively. They
are TO serve without pay. The board
IL empowered TO employ a secretary.
The viewers are ito be paid from
funds collected as fees for censoring
films" The bill says only such
films as are in Judgment and discred-
Il of the board OF censors Of a moral.
educational or amusing and harmless
character shall be passed by the
board"
Gas Tax Bothers.
SALEM, Feb. 1S-(u. Pl-With the
senate committee wanting one kind Of
a gasoline tax and the house commit
tee another. friends of the "kozer
license schedule have just awakened
10 the fact they voted for the Den
mis-" schedule when the road code bill
was passed yesterday with the Roose
Welt highway bill through the senate
Facing the knife in the senate, with
the senate Of one mind about highway
bonds the house Of another, and with
surety companies and contractors
Hobbies hroodlng over 1.-THE highway
program is in some nice mess. De
spite this mess and other tangles, ny
eliminating oratory the legislature
could adjourn by church time sun
dav. But betting men among the OLD
time lobbyists are wagering the leg
islators wont get through In time foi
sabbath services. 1t will be possible
10 get through this week II the two
houses do nothing except grind bu'
this is practically impossible with th'
Roosevelt. highway scrap due in the
house, the tenure fight in the senate
the reapportionment battle IN ootf
houses. the road program stlll up II
the air and the ways and means Dill
all vet to be considered.
The senate committee approved tn
bill providing that an additional on
cent tax be placed on gasoline. TIL
followed action by the house commit
tee last night which approved the gas
ollne tax bill placing straight tax 9
two cents a gallon gasoline and hel
cent on distillate.
The ball up is due to the insatiabl
desire OF a few members OF the hous'
to talk at all times upon any eNcus
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
JAPANESE ACTED
IN SELF DEFENSE

TOXIC, Feb. 1S.-tU. PA claim
that the Japanese sentry who killed
Lieutenant Langdon. at Vladivostok
acted in SELF defense, was set up to-
day in an Interpolation in the diet.
II was charged that ouishment of the
sentry would be'a tvi,vesty ON justice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
Wheat
IMMIGRATION SUSPENDED

TRIESTE. Feb. 1S.-(A. Pl-Im-
migration from central Europe to the
United States has been suspended and
the astern frontiers of Italy closed
pending the clearing up of the sani-
tary situation due to typhus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
URIsIs Is PAST.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-CU. P)-
Caruso Mas improved so much that a
relapse now probably would moi cause
his Immediate death, Or. Murray an
eanced. "Caruso is much better this
morning. he said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
SERIOUS RESURRECTION
BREAK OUT IN KOUBAN

'HELBSINGFORS Feb. lS.-tU. Pl
Soviet troops are being rushed into
the Caucasus, according to Moscow re-
ports, The dispatches said that Sc
rious Instructions had broken out in
kouban.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
ANOTHER DECLINE HITS
CHICAGO WHEAT PRICE

Wheat continued to decline in price
today. March wheat closing at s1.67
j-S and May at S1.57 "a. Yesterday
the March wheat closed at $1.6S Ia
and the May at S1.5s Is.
Following are the quotations from
Overlook & Cooke. local brokers:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
Weather Mariner To,Inv

The weather is warmer stodav. the
maximum being 40 and the minimum
20. The barometer registers 1885.
which gives promise of fair weather.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
FRUIT GROWERS Of
UMATILLA COUNTY
TO HOLD PROGRAM
Largest Educational Program
Ever Held in County Will be
Presented at Milton and
Freewater Next Tuesday
and Wednesday.

One Of the biggest educational pro-
grams ever scheduled for fruit growers
| in this section of the country will be
| presented by the Umatilla county Farm
| Bureau next Tuesday and Wednesday
in Milton and Freewater. Demonstra-
/ tions, lectures and discussions that
should be Of tremendous benefit to
growers have been arranged and the
Farm Bureau committee, consisting OF
j. F. Slower, chairman: Ben Bolt, S,
Dempsey. F. e. Wilcox, W. c. Hopson,
f. p. Jensen and o. X Goodman urge
all growers to attend.
Spray Equipment Demonstration
An orchard spray equipment dem
onstration by the agents of the various
spray machines will be given Tuesday
morning from a. m. to noon. Each
company will be allowed a certain time
during the morning to display the ad-
vantages of its machine and the var
ions attachments in use. Frank
Shields, of Walla Walla. the genera,
distributor for the Bean sprayer, has
agreed to have a machine on the
ground and the Hardie and Myers
agents have been invited to show then
machines. Mr.. Dimaris, local agent Of
the Fordson tractor, is trying to get a
Fordson spray attachment, in which
the growers are very much interested.
superintendent to Demonstrate
Leroy Childs, superintendent of the
Hood River Experiment station, viii
take the machines in the afternoon
and show how spraying may be carried
on to the best advantage and illustrate
the fine points of the game. Mr.. Childs
IS a recognized authority on orchard
pest control and comes from one of
the best apple growing districts in tho
Northwest. His work has been popu.
lar wherever he has appeared.
Tuesday evening at 7.30 in the Mil
ton library H. X. Dean, superintendent,
Of the Hermiston Experiment Station
will give talk on irrigation and soil
moisture. The Hermiston Station has
been carrying on irrigation expert
ments for number of years and Mr.
Deans services at demonstrations
have been very much in demand, not
only in oregon bur at Kennewick,
froscer and other points in Washing
ton.
c. l. Long TO Speak
c. l.. Long, extension specialist in
Horticulture from o, A. c., will explain
the fundamentals of orchard soil man,
agement Mr.. Longs work is receiv,
ing the enthusiastic support of the
srowers in the district and he can be
expected to give something well worth
while at the meeting.
On Wednesday, February %, at Q a.
m. Mr., Guilds and Professor Long will
take up the practical control of or
chard inspects.
1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance. not only Of the
growers in umatilla County but also
from across the line. While the meet,
ings are being held under the auspices
af the Farm Bureau, every fruit grow
Or whether or not a member, is invit.
cd 10 attend
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
Weather,

paported by Major Lee Moorhouse'
oblerver.
Maximum, 40.
Minimum, 90.
Barometer, 1885. =z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18

CONTINUED on page 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18
BENEFT ATED
DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonian Ia East ern ore-
gon's greatest newspaper and as a SELF
ing force gives 70 the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed paid circulation
In PendIetan and Umatilia county OF
any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18

This paper ls a member or and audited
by the Audit Bureau of clrculatlons
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-18

These measures were introduced at
the instance Of the Umatilla rapids
power site association. II is said both
measures will pass the house.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-29

" OUR electric light and system the most faithful servant in
the community Its hours are ong2 day knows strikes
and works for less than any other one-he
postage stamp
In the home quietly and quickly cooks the meals washes
irons lights the lamps and assists the housewife countless others
1t ANSWERS back"
1t the silent partner of industry store and factory makes the
machinery brings in trade furnishes economical and efficient light
heat and power, and endless hours of labor.
works with church school further spiritual
advancement of our children and ourselves helps police
safeguard property And it democratic Rich
alike The light responds whether the button pressed magnae
chanic.
The whole scheme living this country today upon
of public utilities and their efficient operation electricity alone
off for length time the whole be
of gear to the point of actual disaster.
The DALLAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY the public YOU
the public No better position render fair judgment than
The DALLAS LIGHT POWER COMPANY your servant
Encourage this faithful servant would other employee Do
through the magic Of Mutual Helpfulness and Good Will
The diamond drill., 1921-09-24
IomN ROTH MAKING GOOD

The following article, taken from
the last issue OF the Ishpeming Iron
Ore, will be OF interest TO the many
friends OF John Roth OF this city.
"Mr. Arnold. who started at the Inn
perial mine several weeks ago as gen
eral foreman has been advanced 10 a
higher position with the company, will
have much TO do with the Iron Noun
tain plant and As on the way topward,
which Is very gratifying TO his many
friends and. unquestionable, TO him
self Mr. John r. Roth has taken Mr..
Arnold's place at the Imperial. He
comes from Crystal Falls well reco-
mended and has been with the Nj A.
Hanna mining interests"
II Is certainly gratifying TO his
many Crystal Falls friends TO know
that Mr. Roth has secured so respons-
ibel a position with the Ford people
for during his twenty years residence
In this city. he has built up an en-
viable reputation In his line OF bus
mess. AT present he has about seven
ty men under his charge. and since be
assumed his responsibilities has fully
demonstrated his fitness for the pos
y,fon
The diamond drill., 1921-09-24
RE.ARRANGING SCHEDULE

Mr.. +. T. Noonan trainmaster on
the Northwestern was in the city dur
ing the week rearranging the train
schedules in and out OF Crystal Falls.
Under the new arrangement what is
knows as trains So and 81 connecting
at Stager with the main line at Chi
cago trains will not handle any freight
cars and will be arriving at this sta
tion right on time. With the elimin
alton OF handling freight on these
trains Crystal Falls will have better
train service than II ever had on the
Northwestern road. as there will be
no delay at Stager for points west OF
Stager between Iron River and Crys-
tai Falls in the morning.