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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08

no o detech. BERTHE jest una
ven a potfebuje svuj cas- - ne
muzete prece "a takovych o.
kolnosti ocekavati, re dite bu-
de V nejlepSim rozmaru. Nyni
ldovolte, abych vam MALTA caj
a bud'te rozumnym muzem."
Nemalo rama, zaroven ale i
smesna sm6lost, jakouz Meta
ccsto vystupovala v podobnych
pripadech proti siru Lesterovi,
]nejednou jej rozveselila a pri-
vedla k rozumu, alespon ma tn
dobu, pOkud byla ona pritom-
ma. Rozumi Sc samo sebou, re
kdyby Valencie Sc byla pokusi-
la takto vaci nemu vystupovatl
jiste by Sc byla uspechem mi
nula = jej pTemahala pouze
novota tohoto vystupovani. -
Proto nyni Sc small prohlaso-
val, re mlada divka nalezi k
tenn, kteri jest6 vice kazi lidi jiz
zkazene a mezi obema vZnikla
o tom predmetu hadka. Konec-
ne sir Lester dopiv svuj caj po-
stal cd stolu. ably odesel, cimz
Sc znacne ulehcilo Met6, kteraz
ackoliv opravdove milovala
pritelkyni, nem6la ami dosti ma
10 naklonnosti pro jejiho man
zela.
80 ano - abych nezapOme-
nul, Valencie", pravil, zastaviv
sc ma odchodu, "privedu k ODE
du jednoho pana - byl mi wee
IA pfedstaven - rOztomily to
clovicek - nadelal nekde -
nevim kde - hodne penez. Je
to zrovna clovicek,, nimz 81
| budete moci zakoketoyati, slec-
no MetO."
"Doufam, re jest gentleman,
sire Lestere," odv6tila mlada
divka sm6le. "Slysim-li 0 ne
kom, re 'nekde' nad6lal hroma-
du penez, pocina mi naskako-
vati husi kuze.'
%, on jest vskutku gentle
man - ami zde ma vZneSena
pani manzelka nebude moci
nalezti ma mem n6co k vytyka-
| nj. Uvidim vas Ease, slecno
Meto -- ma shIedanou, leda-
byle Sc ukloniV choti sVe, opu-
still pokoj.
KAPITOLA 8. c
~ vzdOr vScmu-: zcmre-li
on, srdcc me bude zl0meno.!
Po hodnou dobu, kdyz byl sir
Lester komnatu opuStil "a
vIadalo zde ticho. Meta sedela
Y zamySleni Il krbu. Valencie
zaujala Ease sve misto Il okna,
! nOnGkud We Stlnu. nebOt' Slun-
ce sc ztracelo a den chylil Sc
ku sklonku.
Meta konecn6 povstala, use
ola u nohou Valencie a polozila
jednu svou ruku ma jeji kiln.
"Valencie," pravila Meta po-
jednou mckee a skoro bojacne,
Includes Sc ma mne horsiti, Wy
slovim-li neco?"
"Nebudu Sc nikdy horsiti na
tebe," odvetila Valencije. -
"Jen mluv!"
"Dobre Wis" pokracoyala Me
Ia, nabyvajic zmuziIosti, "ze
malokdy Sc odvazlm mluviti {
necem, co by te mohlo zarmou'
,titi. NemysliS vSak, re kdybys
nekdy ieho vypady smichem
zodpovidala, jake jsem pravf
nyni ia ucinila, sir Lester snac
by k tob6 byl - snad by by
= laskavejSlm?"
Nasledovala chvile mlcen
; prve nez Valencie odpovedela
"Ty nejsi jeho zenou Meto,
pravila konecne trpkosti /
/ Meta 81 povzdechla, nebot' II
znavala krutou pravdivost sloN
sve pritelkyne.
HE'D pravila VaIenci'
. timtez spusobem jako prve
'jej zajlma slysl-li tebe, vese
: lou a lehkovaznou, rad vidi, ma
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ZDALI CHCETE LACI, TU-
Dig CTETE POZORNE.

Bude. prodan bungalow o 5
svetnicich, sklep pod celym, S
fernezem,velka ban, slepicnik
- veskere tyto budovy jsou
zanoyni jsou ma l akru po-
zemku, ktery jest pdl obrostly
velkym cistym lesem. Majetek
tento jest blizko Bedford V "a
lidnen6 Gesk6 ctvrti. Cena
pouze $500, = cast hotove.
Pravim, kdo chce jistou kou-
oi pfiid'te k Vcela Realty
ptejte Sc ma j. Syatek. 1913
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PRiJMOU Sc dive danny aneb
diva pani ma byt. Mono 81 va
rit. Adressa Sc sdeli V adm. t..
llStu. 12-8
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VELKA LACE v CORLETT.

Dunn pro jednu rodinu. Cena
$4,000, hotove 5000, ostatni
jako najem. Dunn pro dive ro-
diny, cena $500. Mohu vam
prodat neb vynenit prave to.
echo 81 pfejete. Nav5tivte mne.
Blizsi sdeli Jos. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. V Corlett z vych.
131. ul. 1923
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X Ma otcovskem statku. \
Roman anglckeno.
Roman z anglickeno.

Gem DfeZna. Slunecn0, ale SUI
demo, S vychodnim vetrem,
jenz slunci ujimal veskeru pri-
jemnost. Valencie milujic slu-
necno. usedla prav6 IA slunce,
ably sc il dostalo pokud mono
nejvice jeho tepla.
V krbu plapolal ohen, ozaru-
je steny postavu mlade zeny.
V breznu nemuze Sc cloyek
spolehnouti ma slunce pokud Sc
tyce zahrati. !.
Pojednou otevrely Sc dyefe
komnaty a mala, slaboucka po-
stavicka odena V zelene same
tove saticky, objevila Sc ma pra
hu. Hoch, velmi krasn6 to dite,
stanul ma chvili a pax poskocil
ku matce sye. A tom okamzi-
ku byla Valencie zmenenou
bytosti. Vyraz prazdnoty ma
dobro zmizel jejich oci. Kaz-
dy rvs jejiho oliceje zjemn6l,
kdyz brala hocha V naruc a ma
zad mu odhrnovala vlas, jenz
mu splyval k otim - k otim,
kteez TAX velice Sc podobaly
jejim vlastnim.
"Mdj drahouskup' prayiIa
nezne. "Kde jste byli, BERTHE,
a dial pan Rutland dobry pozor
na tebe?"
so, ano, matinkop zvolal ho-
six dychtive. "Pan Rutland
byl tax hodny. Zabalil mne do
sv6 kozesinov6 pokryvky
small Sc, re vyhlizim jako balik.
Jen nosik mi toho vycuhoval.
"A kde tebou byl?" tazala
sc Valencie S Gsmevem i hladi-
la hocha.
"V parku a nebylo pranic Ii
ma; setkali isme Sc take Me
tou ona rekla, re hned pride
IA mani. o, maminko, byla ii
to svanda, kdyz isem tax Sc
del ma vysokem tom kocare !"
Pan Rutland byl velmi la
skav, re te vyvezl, neni-liz pra-,
VIDA? MeFs no pfivcsti sebou,
BERTHE"
90, ia jsem no zadal, ably
vstoupil, maminko" - a velk6
oci hochovy stavaly sc ieSte
vetslmi, "on ale rekl, re nemu-
re - ze sc musi nekym Sc
tkati Nam ii vyriditi ieho -
mysIim jeho lasku," pravil ma
~ BERTHE v poehybnostech.
"To sotva asi, muj drahou-
Sku," odyetila Valencie smejic
Sc. "Nemel's mi vyriditi jeho
uctu?'
go ano. A ia mu rekl de
kuji vam," klyz mne sesadil.
Nam pana Rutlanda rad, ma
minEo."
"Ja take, milacku, kdyby pro
mic jineho jiz proto, re jest tax
laskavy k tobe.'
"Smim vstoupiti?" tazal Sc
prijemny hIas Il dveri q neteka-
JIG na odpoveed', velmi sIicna
divka, teple oblecena, vesIa do
lomnaty.
"Fy ma draha Meto!' zvola-
Ia Nalencie a privetivym IL
smeVem podaVala pritelkyni
ruku. "Bertie pi iiz.oznamil,
re prlJdeS. Jak sVezl Vyhllzls
To ie od vychodniho yetru? g
Meto!"
Meta Sc zasmala hned ma
to Zardela.
"SIa jsem rychle,' pravila
pax usednouc a snimaiic vrch-
All svc veci, tazala Sc: "Byla
jsi znepokoiena k vuli Bertie.
mu?"
% me-" odvetila Valencie
"Vedela jsenb ze pan Rutland
da pozor, ably hochovi nebyit
nima. Malo jest mladych mu
zu, ably venovali malym ho1
chum toliko pozornosti jake
on.
"Ano, on jest opravdu veIm
laskavy,', pravila Meta, stavi'
sc lhostejnou. "Nesmime vsaI
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haud SlySela cnVallCl pfaVe To-
hoto muze, aekoliv by "a mic
ma svet6 nebyla chtela donna
ii, re il ma mem neco jest zale-
zenO.
"Mela bys zustati ma obed.
Meto," pavila Valencie, jiz ne
uSly pohled ami zardeni Sc pri-
telkyne. "Poslu nekoho k vam
pro tive Saty. ia sama bych
nedbala toho, jaky mas ma So
be sat-" dodala rychle, "ali clo-
.vek nevi koho sir Lester treba
privede. Mimo to myslim, re
jedna neb dive osoby jsou jiz ma
obed pozvany."
80 zdstan u mas, Meto," pra-
vii Bertie. ia te mann tax
radH'
"Dekuji ii, muj hochu," od-
vetila Meta, smejic Sc. "Tako-
We pozvani ovsem nemohu cd
mitnouti." Zde prinasi caj -
NechceS koflik caje, Bette? ia
sama po mem dychtim."
ga nam muj caj v mem po-
kohl" pravil BERTHE.
"A zde pfichazi chGva ably
te odyedla k caji," pravila Va
lcncie usmivajic Sc. 'Nyni jiz
bez, BERTHE"
Ale hoch, jenz sjel S jejiho
klina, nahle Sc k nj Ease pfitu-
Ill stal tu patrn6 jako by sc
no byl pojednou zmocnil neja-
ky strah.
| Valencie dobre v6d6la co to
znamena bezdecne ovinula
ruku okolo sveho hoSika, kdyz
videla, re ia chuvou, kteraz
prav6 pokoj opustila. Sc obje-
vii ma prahu sir Lester de Nal
pas, "a Ia leta malo zmeneny,
leda,. re okolo Gst a otih jeho
zahravalo neco co nasV6dCova-
10 krutosti.
"Jak Sc darn slecno Clave-
ringova?" pravil, podavaje il
ruku. "A hlc, mIady pan Ber-
tie! Coz nema5 slova uvitani
pro otce? Muslin rici, Valen-
Gle, ze bys mela sveho hocha
uciti lepsim zpusobum,' pra-
vii S usklebkem, obrativ Sc ku
sve zene. "Stoil tn jako spalek
a iest6 sc mi dnes ami neuka-
zal. Pojd sem, dite!'
"Jdi, Bertie a del tatinkovi
dobre iitro," pravila Valencie
chladne a pustila hocha, jen2
nyni zvolna predstoupil a uGG-
ku pred sebe vztahnul.
'Dobe iitro, tatinku," pravil
opakuie sloVa do ust mu vloze-
ma.
Bertie mel iakysi strach
pred SIREN Lesterem, jenz ma.
10 kdy nan promluvil aneb S
no vSimnul a kdyz tax nekdy
prece ucinil, bylo TO obycejnt
ien pokarani aneb vysm6sek
re sc hoch pro mic jineho neho
di nez pro mannheim kiln"
a hoch byl maly, prece jer
dobre vedel. ci vlastne spise ci
til, re sc mezi jeho otcem ;
matkou rozklada hluboka pro
past.
"Dobre jitro, muj synacku,
odvetil sir Lester uSklebne ha
podobuje formalni pozdrav
kterymz no ditko jeho obmy
slilo. Bah Bah, hochu, hled
abys Sc dostaI odtudl Nemusl
sc ohlizeti po sye matce - po
rucim-li ii neco, postaci to j che
abys ma Slovo uposlechnul."
BERTHE medal Sc dvakrate pc
bizeti - vylitnul q komnat.
iallo sip luku yystreleny
| jeho chuVa na venltu Gekajic
} dobfe poznala co Sc prihodllo-
: poznala to die toho, jak hoe
Sc il chopil il vlekl do pc
) koje, ktery mu pro jeho hry
pobyt byl vykazan.
i "Pekneho to . neho della
c mazlika," zvolal sir Lester ns
k kyasene, obrativ sc ku sve zen
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(PokracoVani.)
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PRODA Sc mandolina a kytara
isou jako move. Oboje ia
$1,000. Haste Sc V c. $500
Raymond Ave. q vych. 90. ul.
blize Union. 12-8
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pRODA ST:

PRODAJi Sc zachovala ka-
mna na tvrde uhli. Haste Sc
v els. 3711 E. las St. z Kins-
man Rd. 12-13
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PRODA Sc novy, prave dosta-
veny dun, hodici Sc pro jednu
aneb dve rodiny. Jest V mem 7
yelkych svetnic, fernez, skop-
ky ma pradlo, china kabinet,
diva zachody, 2 garaze, tvrde
podlahy finis. Majetek ten
to Sc po pripad6 vymeni "a
prazdny lot. Pritina prodeje
odjezd IA farmu. Haste Sc v
{. 3673 +. Isl. st. z Kinsman
I'd. PIP
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jmeno a cest ma byly sn1ykany
soudnlmi slnemi, by ocernova-
ny byly kazdem casopise, by
o mne bylo mluveno Ma kazdem
narozl. A pax: soud by mne
nikdy nadobro neprifknul me-
no hocha Bertie rozhodnul by
re budouci dedic Kings Restu
musi byti castecne vychovavan
ma statku a ia dobre vim co to
znamena - po pul roku byl by
podroben vlivu otcovu. To ne
bezpefi nehrozi nyni, neb muj
hoch jest teprve pet rokd sta
ry, = to nebezpeci- vsak mne
ohrozi pozdeji."
'Neni tedy zadne nadeje, Va
lencie?" tazala Sc Meta S tezi
potlacujic plac. Zajiste vSak
kdyby ii wal hoSika - tn pax
bys -"
'Ustan, ustan! Jen Buh vi,
co bych V tom pripadu ucini-
la" -odvetila Valencie rychle.
"Nemluvme tom, nemysleme
ma to! Mona take, ee Sc oba-
vam neceho co Sc ami nikdy ne
stane. Zanech toho, Meto, ne
smiS pripustit, abych m6la pfl-
cinu delati 81 vycitky, re jsem
te zarmoutila.'
90, Valencie, ia vim jak ve-
lice musis trpeti! ia vim jak,
ii jest. To co jine zeny snesou
We SVEN manzelstyi a vzdor to-
mu dosti St'astnymi Sc citi, pro
tebe znamena smrt; tvs byla
styorena pro lasku, ale nikdy
pro zivot takovy, k jakemu jsi
nyni odsouzena."
"Meto," pravila VaIencie ny
nj peynym a rozhodnym hla-
sem, ''paklize mne milujes, nj
kdy vice podobnym zpdsobem
ku mn6 nemluv. Buh mi sved-
KEN. re zivot muj jest tax iiz
dosti krusny. Kdybych pre-
mitala tom co mohlo byti, pros
Meto y hloubi duse sv6 boha,
abych nikdy nebyla milovana a
nikdy nebyla sama milovala.
Dost Dost!" zvolala a zatajila
nahle dech, pax stejn6 nahle
sc dala do smlchu.
'Ty a ja," pravila, "stava-
mo Sc opravdu tragickymi a
prece musime ob6dvati a Sc
tkati sc novym pritelem sira
Lestera. NesmiS mfti uplaka-
ne oci, Meto, neboP jak Wis,
Guy Rutland pride! A nyni,
ma draha, zazVon II ia ii po-
Slu pro saty.'
A Meta, ackoliv srdce jeji
mad smutnym osudem pritelky-
ne bylo rozervano, byla nucena
podrobiti Sc jeiimu rozmaru a
iak nejl6pe umela zapuditi ne
blahe myslenky, jez il tax It's
nily. Vsak pomySleni, re uvidi
Guy Ruthlanda, bylo il V tom
ohledu hodne napomocno.
(Pokracovani.l
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PsSONAJNEE Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt 5ti po-
kojich koupelnou ma Broad
way. Najem $500. Hate Sc
Y {. 1889 Broadway. 12-9
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PRIME SE. divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci. Haste Sc V
c, 1926 Coventry Rd. Tel. Fair
mount PIG w. 12-8
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
SPRINGFIELD
FOR LINCOLN SHRINE
BY vACHEL LINDSAY
tAuthor of The Golden Book of
Springfield"

(Written for the United Press.)
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Feb. I2.-As
Abraham Lincoln's birthday rolls
round again. it becomes increasingly
apparent that the capital city of Illi-
nois is one OF the worlds secular
shrines. and a visit to Springfield is
more and more of a pilgrimage. The
time was when the visitor to Lin
coins city was satisfied with a morn
ing's stay: hasty glimpse of the res
idence and of the tomb at Oak Ridge.
| John Drinkwater, young English
poeI. had shaken London with his play
of Lincoln. But he came to Spring.
field before Abraham Lincoln" was
I staged on broadway: before the ac-
tors were chosen or any thing in re-
gard to this play was definitely de-
termined for the United States. It
was an act of pilgrimage indeed
Drirkwater visited every old resident
known who had words to say of Lin
llcoln's times He visited the Civil War
Flag Room in the state house. Drink
water took days enough to visit
inquire in regard to all the minor
GiAtEt lIN lONdliOAiH VI l4iilNhtll : plu XIV
offices and the station where Lincoln
told the citizens of the city goodbye
and where his famous farewell ad-
dress is now set up in bronze.
Another pilgrim from England was
the author of the first British biogra-
ply of Lincoln. Lord Charnwood. His
coming was in wartime, so not singled
out, among the confused war events
Nevertheless it was with the convic-
ton of pilgrim that he came to Lin
coln's- city and took part in the ex-
ercises of the Lincoln Centennial.
This is only one aspect of Lincolns
city as a place of pilgrimace. trtists,
povelists. and the like are turning tc
the town with increasing devotion
New Salem has been restored. Edgar
Lee Masters, always haunted by the
heroic mould of Lincoln and the glory
of Lincoln's time shows the mood
t'.--- N---' - his two new books
Very recently, largely through the
instrumentality of H. b. Rankin, the
lincoln biographer and old resident
If the city from T-iucolns dav n heau-
ltiful stone has heen erected over the
grave Of Anne Rutledge near Peters
burg bearing for Inscription, tho elo-
uent words from Edgar lee Masters
''Spoon River AnthnloeN:"
"Out of me unworthy and unknown.
Tho vibrations of deathless music:-
With malice toward none. with char
ity for all,
Out OF me the forgiveness Of millions
toward millions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
THEATRE COSTING $4,000
continued from page ~

here yesterday in conference with Mr
Greulich and Mr.. Matlock. His firm
has built the Elks Temple. Security
Apartments, addition to the Pendle-
ton Mausoleum and the Bank OF
Echo building and is in position to
begin work on the new project on
short notice.
News that the local men are to
build on their Main street property
was first made public several months
ago when a deal was made for the
transfer of the property from George
Stangier to Greulch & Matlock.
When notice was served on the tenants
three weeks ago to vacate by March
81 the intentions of the company were
again surn.ised. Today's announce
ment. however, is the first confirma-
ton that immediate construction is in
sight and plans are information,
The opeSing of a fourth theater In
iPendlcton does not presage the
abandonment of any of the other
three, the managers declare. No
name has been chosen for the new
house and NJ Matlock intimated to-
day that popular contest may be the
means of choosing 4 name when the
house is ready for dedication.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

L
The first grade Is making posters Of
Thomas Edison and Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Constance Isaacs, Mrs. Casper
Woodward and Mrs. George stangier
were visitors during this week in the
second grade room.
The second grade is enjoying the
fragrance from a pot Of beautiful hya-
cInths presented BY Mrs. George
Stangier.
Valentines great and small have in
vaded the second grade Valentine
hox. The box will be opened on Mon
day afternoon.
| Vim Eng. young Chinese boy, has
been promoted to the Second A class.
Jim came from China last year and IL
spending his first year in American
schools.
Ten children have been absent from
the third grade room this week.
The fourth grade won the neatness
pennant again this month.
Alzora Nelson had the highest ave.
rage in history and grammar last
month, her average in grammar be.
ing 99 2-5 and in history 98 IL. Cor
don Keane had an average Of 9S 20
in vicivs, and held the record for the
room. william cruikshanks with 100,
had the highest average in arithmetic.
Nancy Meade. with an average Of 80
,5-1l, for spelling and 95 2-3 in agricul-
ture, had the highest average in the
two studies.
Marion Averill, former Lincoln
school pupil. has returned with her
parents from Spokane and Is now en-
rolled in the fifth grade.
GLADYS Stanley returned TO school
Thursday after long absence, due to
Illness.
Claude BaTtley. who is to live in the
country. left school Tuesday evonin@.
Marjorie Richardson, Vivian NC
Allister and Dale irwin are still on the
absent list.
Hawthorne School
The first and second grades had a |
Joint exercise Friday morning In whieh
The first dramatized The Three
Goats and the second, reciprocated
with ahow Jack sought his fortune
Patriotic songs and poems were given
in unison.
The first Grade now has 45 pupils
enrolled.
SEINE very artistic valentines have
been made in the art classes OF the
lower grades.
The fourth grades invitations ex-
tended TO the parents for Parent
Teachers meeting were in the form OF
valentines and were made during art
period.
The third grade was entertained
Friday morning. by thetfourth win a
iramatization of the story Courage
taken from the Merrill reader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
PENDLETON GRADE
SHCOOLS ARE DOING

The fifth grade gave their teacher a
surprise fruit shower Wednesday, 1t
being her birthday.
Under the direction Of Miss Mabel
johnson the fifth grade served re-
fresbments for the Parent Teacher As
sociation with meeting.
In keeping with Valentine week
George Male procured the heart Of a
hog for the fifth and sixth grades 10
study In connection with their hygiene
The sixth grade had an Interesting
lesson'on eye testing which afterward
afforded an arithmetic lesson to de-
termine the fractional part Of all pli-
pills whose eyes tested az normal.
The boys and girls Of the eighth
Grade secured from the various banks
OF Pendleton blank checks, deposit
slips. notes, and drafts to be used in
the arithmetic class while studying
Banking Business
Notes we're filled out in full and
exchanged and pupils required te-in-
dorse, go security for each other, H.
CURE interest and receipt the same.
Various discussions came up and good
results were obtained.
Some Of the seventh grade singers
favored the eighth grade with three
part song Friday morning.
An interesting debate was carried
on by the ciSfcs class as to whether
America should act as mandatory to
the Ar.aenians. The class decited IN
the affirmative.
Washington school
Ruth Litchfield has been absent
from school, for about two weeks be-
cayse OF illness.
The Washington school baseball |
team has been greatly improved by [
frequent practices on the field.
Harold Maxwell and Ernest Park !
are new students in the fourth grade. I
Harold comes from Joseph Oregon,
while Ernest is returning after an ex-
tended visit in California.
George LaDow, of the fourth grade \
and Louise LaDow. of the first grade
left this week to make their home in
The country.
Madora McCutcheon left Tuesday
for Milton where she will enter the
eighth grade.
The various grades have taken up
their regular course OF study after be-
ing on irregular routine for some time. |
Ralph Parks returned from Califor-
MIA this week to attend school in the
seventh grade.
The eighth grade observed Lincoln's I
birthday by giving accounts Of his life.
Tyra Ulrich returned to the eighth !,
grade Monday after a two weeks ab-
sence.
The boys have built a back stop On
he baseball grounds to prevent break /
ng windows in the school building. 1
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
- 1,nst. Morl.ers 10 Come.

B. F. Irvine, editor of the oresoi'
Journal. and ]. ]. Handsaker, CHAIR
man for oregon of the committee on
Near East Relief, will be in Pendletoh
Tuesday evening for two meetihss
Joseph y. Scott, local director an
nounced today. They will speak at a
dinner at the Christian ehueh at .
o'clock and at mass meeting IN tne
church at o'clock. The pohc VIII
he invited to the mass meeting TO near
tho appeal for the Armenians.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
People Here and There

a IS. Boyd Of Portland. is in Pen-
dleton today on business.
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w. d. Reeder OF wenatchee. WASH.
was. an early morning arrival in the
city.
Among Pendleton Hotel guests to-
day is Miss ,Lottie Ward, from walla
Walla.
Will Bryant. OF Walla walla. is a
Pendleton visitor. He is the guest Of
Pbilo Rounds and Jules Jacobson.
H. f. Inflow. city superintendent of
schools. and Austin Landreth prin-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
nam harvard NInrried.

w. L. Hayward. famous athtet's
trainer at University of oregon ana
we'll known here and Miss Bertiha
orton of this city were married quiet
IN at Kelso Wash. last saturday ac-
cording ia announcement made by MT,
Hayward Thursday night, They VIII
make their home in Eugene.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

Petition was filed with the PROBATE
court Friday afternoon for admission
of the will of the late Lucinda h. HsH'
who died in Walla Walla. The de-
ceased left property in this county.
Dan p. smythe asks to be named ad-
mfuistrator.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
DANIELS ASKS REPORT
ON SHOTS AT SAILORS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.--tu. P0--
DANIELS cabled Admiral Strauss, com
manding the Asiatic fleet for a report
on the Toxic dispatches that fiNe Am
erican sailors we're fired on IN Vladl-
vostok. one report said one sailor
was founded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

Frank Garsch, who recently accept
ed a position with the sylvan q.
Cohn Co. TO travel In this territory.
will Mave en- his first trip for the firm
Monday morning. He win cover the
sonthenstern WashIngton dIstfIct.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
E,,resters On Trips.

] c. Kuhns, Umatilla national for
est supervisor, is in Walla Walla on
business. He will leave tomorrow Tor
Portland to attend the regional ior-
esters' meeting. r. A. Bottcher, dep
uty supervisor. is in Pilot ROCK az
tending a meeting Of the cattle grow
ers' association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
waIkcr Dccrce Entered.

A decree of divorce in the case OF
Ruby C. Walker vs. John T. Walker
was entered on Friday afternoon IN
favor Of the plaintiff. She is also CIV
en- the custody of their minor SON
lanes