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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
81tnboebuna in @ont.

Mom, %. Scot. Die 1e1tber aaer-
tpioerrufene Erehe<9ea9rtdf,
ser fran30liibe Miniiterppdiioent
8rian6 lei in Ser 8albingtoner 4o11-
feren3 gegen Senator S6an5er> Den
8orliber ser italieniiden Mboron1t11g,
ousfoaeno %getporoen, fnbrte IN Nom
am @onntag 3u<pieoerbolten &u1to-
oebunqet, Dor 6en @ebduoe Ser frar=
30iifden 8oti6aft; Die Foltaet tr1eb
Sic Menge. ie6esmol anseinanoer;
Muh IN @enua un0 in Neapel fa-
men fron5oienfeinoli9e &%11rogeb1tn-
qere Dor. Sic SaciIti perofentlthten
ant gonntag einen Mufruf, IN Der tie
aue Biirger aufforberfen, Sfal1ens
Mr1nee bo95ubalten, Die ySranfretb
gerettet nno sen 8eltfrieg gefDo1r-
men" babe.
Ser Berban6 ser Druder bot ant
Montog cine allgemeine Mrbetts~g1n-
lteGnng belorgt ols Brotelt gege1
Sic grmor0urg 6es nnion'Yrd11oen-
ten Mi1er in Erielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01

er FORT utpurl1m bringt ibr feline Mr=
NEE nuf uno 5pingt Srlon6 nleoer,
ais ein3ige Mogli6feit CUR @rlan=
gnng oes 6rieoens? &enn cine 1ol=
die tragilhe oyetpen6tgfeit eintreten
1oute, 1piir0e feirte britiide &egiern1lg
bon Ser Berantmortlt6feit 5nrlf=
ldreden. Sod }penn 0as gei6eben lit,
Inn miepiel lpiirOen mir oa0nr6 Der
grrei9ung zines 5ufrieoenen Srlanos
nGber fommen?"
Dos Mngebot ser britii6en @egte-
rltng an 5inn 6ein, 10 iagte er met
ter, lei, baB Srlanb nit ein ODER 5met
@orbebolten genal1 0enielben Status
mie Canada erbalten loate. Sb oaS
Mnqebot angenommen meroen miro,
Tonne er ni6t iagen.
Mit 8e5ug auf UTTER, erflarte
2or6 8irfenbeao, es tonne feline Ute
Sc 6apon lein, l1llter irgen01pelbe
Bripileqien ooer Mabtbefugntlie fort.
5unebme1l ood) er boffe> oaB Utter bel
pouHanoieem 5d1e gegen irgenopel.
die Gingriffe in feline 8efngnt1le, balr
|ein1eben >peroe, oaB feline Snterel1er
in an6eren 6ragen, Ste Srlano als
@an3es ongebenL better fobren 1pnroe,
uenr es leine grfobrnngen e1ner
j3entrdlregierung 5nr Berfllgung
lteQt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
mie ols Yrielter 10 als @r5ieber 81
son he1ten nprpdh11et 1nprnpn nnrf

mie ols Brieiter 10 als @r5ieber 81
Sen beiten gered]ret meroen 6arf.
Mit ont N(bleben oes Mbtes 8eter
@ngel lit cine totem, eine iegenSret6e
2oufbobn gum Mbi6luB gelangt. Set
ne Dienite unb feline 8eroienite Inn
Sen gei1tigen 6orti6ritt in aQen Sc
mein6en, in oenen Sobne 6es FL. 8e=
ne6ift BON ser ct. Sobns Mbtei als
Geeli orger hires Mmtes palten, nie
o16 nm Sen groBartigen @mpor=
ldAp1ng Ser ct. Sobns 1%niberittat,
an ser Souien0e junger Manner lt6
fir ibren 2ebensbernf ~borbereiteten
unb iebt nls taugli6e Mitglie0er Ser
meni9li6en @eieuidaft ii6 erproben>
lperoen BEL aqen unpergeBli9 bleiben,
un6 10 oft mar ii6 in @eoanfen oes
e0len Mhtes eri11nert o6er ieiner err
folgreid)en Gatigfeit 8orte gtbt, miro
0as Mnoenfen an jenen Brdlaten ftd=
erlib nit einen1 onod6tigen @ebete
beiiegelt fem. SIM @ebete %begriin6et
iih ant beIten elm mirfli6es Mnoen=
fen an 6ie Ser ltorbene11, un0 einem
1olhen lit uuen Gbriitgldnbigen bier
nit ser quite 9lbt Neter gngel em,
pfoblen.
@erte, Io1u1erl tag, finOet Sic Be-
eroigung nod einem ul1l 5ebn nbr IN
ser Mbteifirbe bonn Dod)m'ten 8ilhof
Sos. Blidl einem intimen Srennoe
6es 8erbli6enen, gebultenen Bont1=
fifaI &equiem anf 6em &lo1terfird=
bofe itatt. M0ge ser Geritorbene ru=
hen in Grie0en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
9ra1ter 0erri6t 1T st. Sobn'S
Mmiperjtdt
99r la,tejGhrieer prGiiSent pe,m Geoe abbermfea.

Ser 8erltorbe1le mur6e III ct. Sci
6olas, 8is.. am 8. Sebruur 1856
geboren, bon no er 5ebn Sabre ipd=
ter nit ieinen gltern na6 Winneiota
fam. Nadoem er IN ct. Sobns Col
lege ote flaliii6en 5tu0ien abiolpiret
bate, idloB ct lid in 1874 bent Be-
ne0iftiner- Sroen an nnb mnrbe um
Is. DECEMBER 1878 in ben III. Brie=
Iteritano erboben. SSll 1879 1puroe er
nit oem Mmte Des Subpriors Ser Mb=
tel betrart, lpl1r0e Dor 81 Sabren als
Mbt bon ct. Sobns ermablt, l1no 0ie
feierli1e Nbtlpeibe fanb ant II. SUI
Ii 1895 in ser Mbteifirde ltatt.
SIN 2aufe oieler langen Mmtspe=
rioDe entfaltete Mbt Beter cine ie=
gensreide Satigfeit> bon Der, better
ais @orte, sic mGbreno oieler Sabre
in ct. Sobns entltan0enen ltattli6en
@ebau0e tpie ou6 6ie 0urb i'm an=
geregte 8er5meignng 0es Sr6ens biz
nod oem meiten @eiten fin 5engen.
SSm eriten Sabre leiner NmtSbermal=
tung lenfte Mbt Peter feline Mltfmerf=
iomfeit auf Elm bon ieihem 9orgdn=
ger angeregtes Broieft: sic @rino=
ung zines &olegiums unb zines &lo=
tiers nmpeit Slpmpia, 8aibtngton,
nobin er lid I'M Muguit 1895 begob
uno sic nabe ser 2acep 8abnitatton
erridteten Nerbauten meibte, aqmo
I'M September ct. Mortins College
nit elmer guten a(n5abl @tuoenten En-
0ff1et muroe ltn6 mobin ct bon 3ett
gu Belt CUR 5tdrfung Ser 2ebrfroft
8rofeiforen BON ct. Sobns entianote.
SS1 1904 tpur6e ienes &lolter gu Ell
mem 8riorat nno in 1915 gu elmer
Mbtei erboben. Seinem tatigen @eiIte
nn6 leiner unermioli9en @iaens=
fraft b%eroonft ct. Sobns bente ben
nnbeltrittenen &ubm, gu elmer Ser be-
item @r5iebungsanitalten IN oieiem
5u geb0ren. SSn 1901 entltano
nnter ieiner Mmtspermaltung oas
@pmnol ium uno 0as 8ibliotbefge=
baloe, in 1904 mnr6e ein berr4t9er
8ou als @obnung ser 6as Sous
melen b eiorgen6en Sdtpeitern bier
Sssobre 1p4ter Elm &ranfenbauS uno
in 1910 Sic iogenannte berrli9e
u@cience" >&ane erri9tet, mabren6 ge=
genm4rtig Elm itattlider Neuba11 TN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
6afenberfehr aelabut.

Seem Orleans, 2a., 26. NoD. =
Scr @afenperfebr in Stem Orleans
tpnr6e AM Sreitag 6ur6 einen Streit
Don 10000 big $1,000 8erla6ern
p0aig gel1bmt. Die 2eute legten Die
Mrbeit nieoer aus SDmpatbie NIT BEN
Dodarbeitern, nelbe am Wontog an
sen 5treif gegangen maren. hinge
fabr 20 5diffe tparten i'm Soften anf
2aoungen. Dns offentli6e 8aumtpol=
lez2aaerbaug 11no 5ebn pripate 2ager-
bGuier iinb gei6lofien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
Ban tuieoer amfgenDmmen.

Detroit, Mi9., %. Nob. = Snn
ginflong nit 6em gmpfeblungen Der
@%onferen5 iiber Mrbeitsloiigfeit, baB
8auproiefte Iofort in Nngriff genom=
men meroe11, I'M grmerbSloien 4rbett
3u geben, fiin0igt oie General Wotors
Corporation in 9etroit an, bob Die
Mrbeit an ibrem nel1en 8ureaugebau=
6e am 1. Sannar tpie6er anfgenom=
men meroen miro. 3neitauieno Bis
6reitauien6 2eute merben am 8au 8e=
{9dftig1tng ftn6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
Memin11 8eteilianma.

5an Mntonio, Ger, %. yfob. =
3pan5ig 8ro5ent 6es @erpinn5 Ser
merifaniiden Nationalbabn miro bom
1. Sesnnuar nb unter Die MngelteQten
p~erteilt mer6en, pie Sic Direftoren>
bebor6e ser @eien19aft nod elmer
MiHeilung Ser in Gan antonio, in
merifoni}9er Spra6e e~rideinenoen
3eitung Ga Brenia iagte. Ser 8or=
iflaq elmer @etpinnbeteiligung Ser
Mnqelteuten tpnr bonn Frd1ioenten
S%bregon ausgeganger1. A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
pereinssuaRri1teft.

5 Ser in ct. 9lpuo ~belteben0e ct.
Soiepbs Mainnernerein belt an Soon,
tagabenb in ser &ereinsballe I'M ct.
Warien Sdulgeb0uoe ieine monatli-
DIE &eriammllng ob, IN melder Die
erlten Gprbereitl1ngen fir Die ,nadlt=
labrige &pnpention 0es 3. u. 81,
Stoatsperbanoes uno Die l(nterltub=
ungsgeleuidmft melbe ouf Mnregung
nes Hedtsanmalts Yaul Ables IN Der
SildofsltaOt 81. Glouo i%tattflnoen
miro, our grDrterung gelangten, uno
int ser iid) ullter ben aulpcienoen yer
ciusmitglieOcru Elm GROCER e%rltb1llos
mus fir Die fpmn1enoe Staatsper-
lon1mlrua tunogob. IS muroe Elm aus
oen1 bodpp. P. 2ufe, >. 9. 8, 8.
Y, Ef arrer Ser unbcfledten gm=
pf1ngni5ecmcinoe, rnO ben Serelns-
nuitalieocrn saul NbleS, 8ilb. u.
Soerger, George 9eering, MnoreoS
8ruber ,t1o @erbarO Wtap belteben-
oes &on1itee 5lnt 3nede ernannt, Ell
nel1 allgen1etlten Flan tur ben Ser=
luuf ser &%onpention 81 el1tlperfen
,,no sic 1T ser 0io5ele ct. GlouO be-
ltebcrloen fotbpliihen Mtannerbereine
or5ueifern, ourd lire Mitmirfung Die
Stootsperbanospe elmer
Der in friibereu Sabren in ct. Glouo
abaebalte1el1 9onpention ebenbllrt1=
gen su geltolten. Gaul Nbles muroe
ais IeItprdiiOent uno &orliscr oeS
c%rnonnten 9omitees errp1blt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
STINT in 4%enninlpania.

Bittsbnrg, So, 20. Nob. = Sos
erlte MISUNDERSTANDING felt Mber
20 Snbren 1tr0mte AM Dienltog oen
Sbio binnnter> bon ben oberer1 SlnB=
ldufen oes Monongabela nno 6es Al=
legbenD, Die 6ur6 ben mebrtagigen>
ununterbrobenen &egen ongei6mol-
len tparen. Dnben6e Berionen, Die in
Sen Nieoerungen auf Der g%eoroleite
bon Bittsbnrg nobnen, tpuroen bon
ser 8oli5ei III 8ooten in @iderbeit
aebradt; in mebreren Babrifen muBte
ser 8etrieb etngeiteQt peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
&riea nit sSSrlanb lettes Mtttel.

Surnbri0ge Weus, gnglu11D, 70.
September. - 2or0fan5l er Blrten=
beab belt am Gomltag in elmer Wtal=
Understandings in S%urnbrioge Weas
cine &e6e, in Ser er erflarte, er ton
ne nidt nit fe1ter 3uberii6t borauS=
iugen, 6oB Ole irii6e 6rage IN 5utr1e'
6%eniteQen0er @ei1e gelolt mer0en
miro. u@s 1T 1ei1t 81 iagen," fubr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-01
.Soroina's Glan befampft.

Walbington, %. Nop. Bunoes-
lenotor gorob (@ep.) bon Soabo. Der
ieineraeit I'M @enot SEN erfolgreibne
tRompf gege11 6ie Notionertltga a1t=
fiibrte, erflarte itd am @omitag IN
Wa1bington entldie0en gegen Eralt=
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
BootIeggers outgucss Officers

A little sample Of smooth work on
the part Of some bootleggers came to
light today when information of
special party, put on by workmen
employed by the Warren Construction
Co. at Blue Mountain station leaked
out. According TO the story, gentle
men credited with being engaged in
the business Of peddling moonshine let
the story gain circulation in Walla
Walla yesterday morning that two cars
loaded with Juice with a kick in it
would be shipped overland Immediate
ly to Portland by way of Pendleton.
The same rumor has ii that the local
authorities were warned to be on the
lookout for the booze. other officers
along the proposed route were also
warned, it is said, including Athena
men. A special guard was kept on
roads north of Pendleton. But the
booze never got this far. Instead, the
two cars are said to have come as far
as the Warren Construction Company's
camp where halt was called, the
booze was disposed Of, and work on
the construction job is said to have
been badly crippled the rest of the
day as a result.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
S. R. THOMPSON CHOSEN
AS ROTARY PRESIDENT

S. Il. Thompson, secretary of the
Pendleton Rotary Club, was elected
president of the organization for the
ensuing year at meeting of the club
held today in the Elks club. Other of
ficers chosen are DIR. +. f. Boyden,
president; Lester Hamley, secre-
tary; Lowell kcarn, assistant secre-
tary; L. c. Scharpf, treasurer. The
executive board will consist of the Off.
GERS, with j. V. Tallman, Fred Ben
Mon, C, p. A. Lonergan and Roy Rit-
ner as additional members.
Colonel Charles Wellington Fur
long, author and lecturer who is writ
ing the Roundup book, Let er
Buck" spoke on Community Spirit
He emphasized the fact that while
the Roundup is as big an advertising
feature as the Passion Play, the out
door drama of Pendleton is great
influence toward the growth of COM
munity spirit.
Ernest Crockatt. secretary of the
Eastern oregon Auto Club, spoke and
told how the road from Pendleton to
La Grande would be opened tomorrow
through the efforts of the association.
The organization, he stated. has made
to have the Shawnee
power patrol grader break the trail,
the work being done free as a demon
stration by the Clyde Equipment Co.
George Hartman, mayor Of the city,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
To Hold Examination.

A civil service examination for
clerk and letter carrier for the Pen
dleton postoffice, will be held in this
city on May IA, 1921. The entrance
salary is $1400 per annum, with an
increase of 500 each year until they
reach $500, provided the service rem
dered is satisfactory. All citizens of
the United States, both male and fe-
male are eligible to enter this eXami-
nation. Applicants must have reach
ed their eighteenth but not their
forty-fifth birthday on the date of the
examination. Male applicants must
measure not less than feet 4 inches
in height and must weigh at least 125
pounds. Height and weight require
ments do not apply to persons en-
titled to military preference. All hon
orably discharged soldiers, sailors and
and windows of such will be
given preference in filling the posi-
tions. There is at present one vacan-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
Go After
Rheumatism

First of all, rheumatism must be
treated internally The blood should
be purified and the stomach and kid
neys made to do their work properly.
Massage the sore and swollen parts
at least twice daily with an oil that
will not irritate or inflame the skin.
Keep the bowels open to help the
treatment.
You can get everything necessary
in the complete Anti-Uric outfit If
your urin is discolored or has a bad
odor, the effect of Anti-Uric Tonic will
give you an early confidence in the
treatment. The jar of Anti-U-ric oil
will help proper massage of the pain
full surfaces. A supply of the famous
Pullman Pills will furnish the correct
laxative
These three preparations contain
only vegetable ingredients All are
in one generous, compact package.
The price complete is S156 ana there
is money back guarantee with every
package. Get the Anti-Uric outfit to-
day from
PENDLEToN DRUG co.
(Adv)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
VIII Dedicate Bridge

An invitation TO the Pendleton Com
mercial Association to join with the
commercial body at Walla Walla in
observing the dedication exercises to
be held May c when the new bridge
over the Snake River between Pasco
and Burbank will be formally turned
over for use has been received. Gov.
l.. F. Hart OF Washington will be the
principal speaker at the exercises
which will be held at . o'clock in the
afternoon. This is the first ferry
elimination on the Inland Empire
highway.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
Ne7cS Notes of Pen1leton

so says that during his tour Of Oregon
ne has not seen 80 many good young
colts as are in the hands OF farmers
and breeders within radius Of 20
miles Of Pendleton. Recent sales OF
heavy stuff Indicate that 1t Is regain
Ing It's popularity, he says. and the
prices are getting stronger. Exten-
sive improvements are being made in
the buildings on the exposition
grounds by way OF additions that viii
enable the immense number OF en-
tries Of livestock to beacared for dur
Ing the show this fall which will be
held from November 6 to ~. Bonds to
the amount of $15O,000 are being is
sued to secure funds to take care OF a
part Of the expense incurred in the
extensive additions. The legislature
appropriated 100000 for building
work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
Hay GrnMers to Meet.

The directors of the Columbia Ba-
sin Hay Growers Association will
meet tomorrow night at Hermiston to
make plans for the annual meeting
to be held May 5, says Fred Bennion,
county agent, who plans to attend the
meeting Some time ago, the
association decided to investigate
the advisahility of forming an orga-
nization on the contract basis and the
directors of the association were ask
ed to look into the matter. The
growers in the west end of Cmatilla
county and in the north end of Nor
row have united in loose organiza-
tion but plans for a closed organiza-
tion will be made at the meeting May
S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

A. p. Fleming, manager OF the
night horse show OF the Pacific Inter-
national Livestock Exposition. and a
member of the firm Of A. c. Ruby &
Co, OF Portland, dealing in the breed
ing and sale OF Jacks and registered
draft horses, Is in Pendleton in the in
terest OF the show, and on personal
business. Mr.. Fleming declares that
the future OF the draft horse business
never has looked so good during the
past ten years as II does now. He al
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

cy in the position of letter carrier at
the Pendleton office, which will be
filled from the result of this eXamlna-
ton. also any other vacancies which
may occur in the position of clerk or
carrier for period of one year. Ap-
plication blanks may be had from the
local secretary of the Civil Service
Commission, at the postoffice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
Miss Kelly Coming.

Miss Esther Kelly, new social SER
vice worker employed by the Umatilla
county Red Cross, will arrive in Pen
dleton May l. Miss Kelly will have
charge OF the work for which the Red
Cross is now a clearing house. since its
designation by the various charitable
organizations Of Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

Frank Hallen and Joe Reed are be-
ing held by the police as result OF
complaints made against them during
their activities in Pendleton The
young men were ostensibly taking
subscriptions for a farm magazine,
but the complaint reached the police
that the strangers were attempting to
buy drugs. An investigation of their
record is being made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

spoke in regard to the establishment
Of septic tank and incinerator for
the city and asked the support of the
club in the matter which will come he
fore the council tonight. Judge
charles Marsh also urged that the
club cooperate in this effort toward
civic improvement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
Local Team Loses

The Pendleton Baptist church base
ball team lost to the Helix Baptist nine
in game yesterday afternoon, the
score being 13 to 4. on May 2, week
from newt Tuesday, the local team will
play the Helix team here. The locals
meet the Christian church team here
next Tuesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
Meeting nt Church.

The subject for discussion at the
weekly meeting at the Christian
church tonight will be What 1t
Means to BE a Church Member" There
will be music, including "old fashion,
ed gospel songs. The meetings are
well attended and are attracting in
terest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
. 90 = . 80 @%@@ .
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

May County school orato-
, rical and Declamatory Contest,
, at high school auditorium.
May County school track
, and field meet at Roundup
} Park.
May II, 12, Estate Parent
Teacher Association convention.
May 81, June l and 2--state
convention OF Oregon Federation
} OF Women's clubs.
June II, IS, 16--State con-
ventlon Of the G. A. II.
September 20. 23, 24--Annual
Pendleton Roundup.
, y = y = . &c = 80 .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

Another demonstration Of the work
Of the Shawnee tractor for the benefit
OF the members Of the street commit
tee of the city council was held this
morning in the east part Of the city.
Several officials were in attendance
during the exhibition of the machine.
The tractor pulls street grader, and
the whole operation is performed with
the services of only one man. A simi.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
Movie" Men are Here.

Representing the San Joaquin Mo
ton Picture Co. of San Francisco, @.
A. Campbell, director and business
manager and NJ. Athena expert cam
era man are here today. They expect
to do some work while here in which
local scenes may be used.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

Application for a building permit
was made this morning by O. G. Bes-
singer who wants to construct a
garage on his property on Water
street. The estimated cost Of the
building is $500, according to the APP
pllcation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

Mrs. D. c. Bowman. who is conval-
escing from a.recent illness. is now
much improved in health and accom-
panied Mr.. Bowman TO Walla Walla
for the registered trap shooting tour
nament being held there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Grace
Whlttenberg was held this afternoon
in la Grande Mrs. Whittenberg died
here on Monday at 81. Anthony's hos
pital. Interment was at the !. o. 0. #.
cemetery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20
Mcnthcr Warmer.

The maximum today Is G2 ana the
minimum 43, says Major Lee Moor
house, weather observer, who predicts
that the storm is now over. The ba-
rometer registers 2952.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-20

\ satisfied customer is,
after all, our hest advertise
ment. This partly accounts
FOR being one Of the best adj
Vertlsed stores iH tbs city.
In other words-wc make
good. Bear this in mind when
purchasing anything OF this
establishment and rememb Der.
Il must be worth the money
paid or your money back.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
ASSOCIATED PRESS
 REVIEW OF GAMES
Baseball Fans in Country Begin
 Annual Chatter-BOX

New York. Sept. 27.-Baseball fans throughout the land have started their annual chatter-box, the speculative forerunner of every Worlds Series, the post t-scason classic of the national pas time. Patrons of the sport are predict ing one of the greatest series in his- tory.
 An average of 2J. TAD persons attend cd each game in the game series played last year between the Brooklyn Nationals and the Cleveland Americans. The American league team, led by the famous Iris Speaker. defeated Brook lyn five out of the seven games. Three contests were played in Brooklyn and four in Cleveland.
 The results of tho 1920 series follow First game at Brooklyn on Oct. T, won by Cleveland. 3 to 1.
 Second game at Brooklyn on Oct. b. won by Brooklyn, 2 to 0.
 Third game at Brooklyn on Oct. '. won by Brooklyn, . to 1.
 Fourth game at Cleveland on Oct. Q. won by Cleveland, ! to
 Fifth game at Cleveland on Oct. 10, won by Cleveland. x to 1.
 Sixth game at Cleveland on Oct II. '. won by Cleveland, 1 to Q.
 Seventh game at Cleveland on Oct. 12 won by Cleveland. T to O.
 Stanley Coveleskie won three games for Cleveland, the first. fourth and sev- enth and gave but two bases on balls in all of them He allowed the Brook lyn batters five hits in the first game. one of which was a two bagEer by Zack Wheat. In the second game he also allowed the Dodgers five hi'u. one I.xg EvtF ha l.ss. right gar,teucr. The third was another i've hit game. with no extra base wal lops.
 The most striking feature of the ser les was the triple play made by wamb- ganss, unassisted in the fifth game played at Cleveland on October 10. wamby took Mitchelrs line drive. touched second frim which Kilduff had started for third. then touched Miller in person as he raced toward second.
 Ivy Olson. Brooklyn shortstop. Pete Kilduff. Brooklyn second baseman. and wamby. Cleveland second sacker. went through the series without an error. Olson had 12 putouts and 20 assists: Kilduff, 15 putouts and 2S assists; wamby. 22 putouts and 1T assists.
 Sherrod Smith hurled two games for Brooklyn and allowed but ono run in each. yet the Clevelands beat him by that one lone tally in the sixth game at Cleveland. ..
 Elmer smith, the Cleveland's right fielder sent the ball sailing over the right field wall in the fifth game. at scoring three men ahead of him. All of those who crossed the pan before Smith had hit safely and Cleve- land earned four runs in tho first in- ming. as