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Est Marie H. Reese. Order for
publication for probate of will. Jos.
A Burkhart atty.
Est Mahlon NJ. Garland. Ex-
smplified copy of will filed.
Est Luisa Wynne Reinhardt. Will
hled dated July "a. 1920.
Lawsuits Filed.
s5e2s Thomas W. Padgett VS. Mrs.
Martha r. Padgett. Replevin
Atty for pltf. R. b. Dickey.
65629 P X Chaconas & Co rs
Pamos Papageorge ct al. Note
sSs7.64. Attys, Nimos, Galley &
Rowland for pltf.
Equity Suits Filed,
3ss64 Charles n. Simms VS. T,
Hardy Todd. admin. To substitute
trustee, etc. Atty. G. T. Dunlop for
petitioner.
3ss65 Ohio Butterine Co VS. Wilson
& Co ct al. Injunction. Attvs,
Mason, Fenwick & Lawrence for
petitioner.
SSs6e VIM. H. Stivers VS. Helen
NJ. V. Stivers ct al. Absolute di-
vorce. Atty. ]. A. Costello for pltf.
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National Union

The committee on extension and
publicity of the National Union, at
its meeting on the 18th, made final
arrangements for the celebration
Of the fortieth anniversary Of the
order at Pythian Temple on May ls.
An interesting program including
suitable commemorative exercises
followed by dancing has been ar
ranged and it is expected that this
will be the largest affair of the
kind which has occurred in this
Jurisdiction in the history OF the
order.
The membership committee Of
Victory Council. No. SIG. had an
enthusiastic meeting at headQuar-
ters on Wednesday evening last
under the leadership of H. NJ Gill;
man, jr., president Of the council.
Two captains. J. B. Rauch and G..
w. Spire, were elected and they in
turn chose teams composed Of
twelve members each which will
Immediately enter into a prize con-
test for membership which will cul-
inmate July l next, when the class
obtained will be initiated with the
three degrees of the order.
United Council. No. 200. held its
regular monthly meeting at Pythian
Temple on the 18th inst. An in
teresting guessing contest for
prizes occurred at the meeting,
which after remarks by Senator ].
Harry Jones and Eastern Manager
Frank Z. Ferguson, was closed with
a buffet lunch.
An enjoyable evening was spent
by several hundred members of Nc
Kinley Council, No. s92. and their
friends on Tuesday evening last at
Pythian Temple at a ladies' night
arranged by Speaker w. J. o'Brien.
The entertainment in the early
part of the evening was furnished
by Thomas Crouthers. sentimental
songs; Miss Sicarivone in fancy
stage and toe dancing: Kavanaugh
and Brown, character singers;
Clark. tenor solo; Taylor. magician,
and John Wiley, blsckface CO.
median, in song and dance. Re-
freshments were served and the
floor cleared and dancing was en-
3oyed by all until midnight
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larceny. Casey enters plea Of no,
guilty. Shepard pleads guilty.
1852 U S VS. James P WayIand
Vic sec S51B D C Code. Plea not
guilty entered. NJ E O'Brien, atty
Ten days to demur.
1855 U S VS. Mary e Anderson
Housebreaking. Plea not guilty en-
tered. p 1 Miller. atty.
3s4s1 U VS. Edward Ellison. Re-
ceiving stolen property. Plea not
guilty entered. H E Davis. atty.
36S13 u S VS. James Oueenan.
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny. Plea
not guilty entered. W T Shelton
atty.
a741s U VS. Robert w Monoban
Vic white slave act. Pie. NOT puiIty
entered. T M Wampler. atty.
S'Sss VS. George & Mary Pow
ell Assault with deadly weapon.
Plea not guilty entered. A W Scott
atty.
1854 U VS. Raymond e Decker
Forgery and uttering. Plea guilty
entered and case ref to prob officer.
II Quinn. atty.
sI46S U VS. William ] Bremen
Vie sec IS Penal Code. Plea NOT
guilty entered. W E Leahy, atty.
57S55 S VS. Frank. B Water,
Househreaking and larceny. PIE.
guilty entered and case ref TO pros
S74S4 U VS. Edward ] Dor,o,
-vio sec 35 Penal Code. Piss no.
guilty entered. w. E. Leahv. atty
S7Sl3 U S VS. Carl M. Skinner-
VIC sec 1876 Penal Code. Plea not
guilty entered. H. T. Clayton attv
s764s U VS. Walter NaIIeE
Grand larceny. Plea not suiItv en-
tered. Miller & Brock, atty,
s76s4 U S-vs Joseph M Bradley
and Robert Harris-Housebreak
ana larceny. Plea not guilty entered ;
S77s1 U VS. Saul Gordon-Vio
sec 35 Penal Code. Plea NOT guilty
entered. A. L. Newmyer, atty.
1854 U VS. Charles A. CROCK
Assault with deadly weapon and
assault with intent, to kill. Plea not
guilty entered. Ten days to demur
Bond fxed at $4,000. A. D. Smith.
atty.
a77s7 U vs. Roy Gordon, Allow
sius Chase and Rufus Gordon
First degree murder. Plea not guilty
entered. c. n. Gibson, atty,
oiSoE . VS. bcWey MlnOr-ROh-
berry. Plea not guilty entered. r. +
Miller, atty.
37769 U S VS. Charles Smathers-
False pretenses. Plea not guilty en-
tered. ]. W. Shea, atty.
37455 u VS. Joseph A Richard
son-forgery and uttering. Plea not
guilty entered and case ref to prob
officer. L. A. Rover, atty.
Assignment for Monday.
37051 U s VS. Jules Arnstein ct
al-Conspiracy. Leahy & Cromelin-
Wampler, McGee-Osborne.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne. ?.
1444-In re extension of Monroe
and Newton SITS. Q. Hearing be-
gun, concluded, case submitted to
jury. r. Hart and J. J. Keenan,
attys.
Assignments for Tomorrow.
25s6S-In re est Timothy Bros
| nan; on trial. Gardiner & FerEu-
son-Lambert, Yeatman & johnson
attys.
Assignment for Wednesday.
certiorari and appeal cases. Nos
50, III 72. 7s, "a. 70. so, 50. SO. 81
and S5.
PROBATE RlyIsION.
| In re Constantine Poulos ct al;
petition for allowance. G, L. Nun.
'ter and C. J. Grar. attys.
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eth St, near NV. Brick, 9 rooms bath
leoloredD. bargain at $3.50. wildman 4
Co.. 9th and ii.
ST. SR. 1ST ST. rms. 4 b., a.nl.
$3.50. y. N. JOHNSTON REALTY CO.,
lilo Conn. ave. N. as.
D ST. ER. IsT ST. rms. q b., a.nI
$3.50. Y. N. JOHNSTON REALTY CO.,
lilo Conn ave. N. 415.
9TH ST. Mr.. B ST. rms. q b., AMI.
5000. r. N. JOHNSTON REALTY CO.,
11l0 Conn. ave. n. as
VOLTA PL--6 rms; b. ". h.; hrre lot:
5000. J. d. Gsrman. Dist. Nat. Bank
Bldg.
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COURT OF APPEALS,

| Present-Chief Justice Smythe,
Asso Justices Robb G Van orsdell.
597 Phillips VS. Sager ct al-Peti-
tion for special appeal and injunc-
ton pendente lite granted on giving
supersedeas bond of sufficient amt
to cover all damages and costs to be
approved by this court.
1903 and 1404 Solomon VS. Rousso
Motion to stay opinion and judg-
ment denied.
$3.50 Hagner VS. Sheehan-Motion
to extend time to print granted.
1890 and 1891 Sexton & Co VS.
Schoenhofen Co-Petition for re-
hearing denied.
1902 Berghon Brewing Assn vs
Popel Giller Co-Petition for re-
hearing denied.
1910 Crandall ct al VS. Weaver
ct al-Motion for leave to print
1910 only and that causes 3611 to
361S abide the decision in 1910 to
correct error in record, granted.
5s2 Bugher ct al VS. Taylor ct al
Petition for special appeal grant
ed. Order accepting resignation Of ].
H. Adriaans as a member of this
bar.
No assignments for Monday.
DICTRICT SUPREME COURT.
CIRCUIT DIVISION Ne. 1.
No session. Court adjourned to
Monday.
Assignment for Tomorrow.
1913 Reuter- VS. Hill & Moore, JEFF
fords G. Dutton-W. ]. Lambert,
attys.
6os54 Woolsey VS. Stearn ct al. e.
H. Jackson-Baker & Staggers,
attys.
6o5oo Farmers & Merchants Natl
Bank VS. Saget ct al. E. H. jack
son. atty for pltf.
253 Roth VS. Union Savings Bank.
Bradfield, Newmyer, Leckie. Cox &
Sherer, Parker & Lambert, attys for
deft.
1856 Nettie L. Allison VS. Pot Elec
Pwr Co. A. L. Newmyer-R. ].
Whiteford, attys.
277 Bessemer Motor Truck Co VS.
Commercial Garage. Scott & Cola
day-A L. Newmyer, attys.
2o7 Hill VS. Street. Peter & Whit
ing-C. F. Diggs, attys.
143 II. W. Van Leuden VS. Ger
riglio ct al. Chas. Poe. 8. Bailey,
attys.
5sss2 Fox VS. Bait & ohio R. R.
Co. W. g. Characterization &
Hamilton, attys.
64797 Maury VS. Logan. Darr,
whiteford & Darr. attys for pltf.
CIRCUIT DIVISION Ne. ..
Proceedings.
6035S Lipcomb VS. Walker. Judgt
on verdict for pltf VS. deft for s17S
with int from July 10. 1920 and
costs (Bailey, j.. G H Macdonald &
Patterson-R B Dicky, attys.
II c $50 In re Daniel O'Connor.
Hearing set for April 80, 1921. M
Hufty, atty.
Assignments for Tomorrow.
60s45 Carey VS. Pot Elec Pwr Co.
On trial. Driscoll. Donaldson &
wright-R whiteford, attys.
S67 McNeill VS. Sands. Wright Il
McNeill-Easby-Sm & Fleharty,
attys.
24S Combs VS. Bean Contracting
Co. Lambert & Yeatman-H A Heg-
arty, attys.
23s Morris & Egan Co VS. Ready.
B Macafee-L A Rover. attys.
220 Marshall VS. German. Peter a.
whiting-sheehy & sheehy. attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
1a3s Dist. In re Alley in So 2sl7.
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- DAILY COURT RECORD -

Proceedings continued to June l.
1921. Stephens & Hill-A D. Smith
attys.
1850 Dist. Opening and extension
OF alley in So. 222. Proceedings
continued to July %, 1921. Steph-
ems & Hill, attys.
1858 Dist. In re Wisconsin Ave.
Order substituting petitioners
syme & smith-Sinclair, Bogey &
20 others.
AssiEnment for Tomorrow.
246 American Mosaic Co. ys
Alexander ct al. Warren, Sholes-
Hufty, Hawken & Havell, Often
berg. attys. (On hearing.)
SssOs Powers VS. Powers. Heg-
arty-Davis, attys.
13s National Savings & Trust Co.
VS. Fry ct al. Sullivan-Hoover,
Johnson. attys.
327 Eagle Transfer Co VS. wash
tngton, Baltimore & Annapolis
Electric Railway Co. ct al. stein,
Behrend - Littlepage, TaIiaferro
attys.
3ss0s Carrick VS. Carrick. Rior.
dan-Mullowny, attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
$3.50 Custard VS. Custard ct al
Order to sell real estate and ap-
pointing J. H. Gordon and Geo. F,
Havell trustees under bond S35, 600
Hawkins & HaveIl and Edw, stat
ford-Gordon & Gordon, attys.
No assignment for tomorrow
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
37607 u. S. VS. Wesley Stevens
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny. Deft
sentenced to six months in Jail.
37307 u. s. VS. william Thomas
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny. Deft.
sentenced to six months in Jail.
3762S U. S. VS. Theodore R. Beall
and James Observation-Disclosures
Defts sentenced to one year and six
months each in pen. Atty T. p.
Regan.
3757s U. S. VS.. Richard Morse and
Martin H. Badwell-Housebreak
and larceny. Defts sentenced to one
year each in Jail. Atty N. Cayton.
37303 U. S. VS. Carl W. Dean
Grand larceny. Deft sentenced to
ten months in Jail. Atty P. w.
Frisby.
3734S U. s. VS. Levin Boston alias
Lewis Boston-Vio secs 14S-151 Pc
nal Cole. Deft sentenced to one year
in Jail and sentence suspended.
Atty E. N. Chaplin.
37305 U. 8. VS. William B. Handy
jr-Vio sec 1876 Penal Cole. Deft
sentenced to one year and six
months in pen and sentenced sus-
pended. Atty w. E. Leahy:>
37347 U. s. VS. Lille Jones-Grand
larceny. Deft sentenced to six
months in jail. Atty A. w. Scott.
37625 U. s. VS. Clement Palmer
and John T.. Observation-Disclosures
ing and larceny. Deft sentenced to
ten months each in jail.
37270 U. s. VS.. Martin C. Morgan
Vic Secs 14S-151 Penal Code. Deft
sentenced to four years in pen.
Atty d. L. Riordan.
37031 u. s. VS.. Robert s. Norwood
Vic sec 1876 Penal Code. Deft SEN
fenced to one year and six months
In pen.
1854 u VS. Lewis NJ. Souss, Non
support. Personal recog taken.
37S2s' U s VS. Robert L Cunning
ham. vio secs 14s-i51 Penal Code.
Recog $1,000. j F Holland. Surety
taken.
s77a1 U VS. Michael Casey & Le-
roy Shepard. HousSbreakins and
y T.
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NEW HOME. JGE. RMS, LOT Iooxl2s,
close cars, $500; $500 cash.
GEO. O. WALKER, Kresge Bldg, l1th 4 @.
LGE. RMS, B.. H.-wH., LGE. LOT,
furnished. $1,000; 5000 cash.
GEO. Q. WALKER. Krssge Bldg. 1lth q G.
8 A. CLEAR. SO TREES. RN. HOUSE,
nr. Bsrwyn. 81. 500; terms.
GEO. o. WALKER, Kresge BLDG, lith 4 G
Hyattsyille. lot 6oIsoo, IS. 900; 81 500 cash
GEO. Q. WALKER. kresge Bldg. IIth 4 O.
CONDUIT RD.-New house. r., b., eiec.
lgt gar, large lot. 5000: terms. Ton.
nnson, 3A Southern Bldg
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RICHMOND PARK, rms, anil, lot.
$4,000. THOs. J. FISHER q CO., Tss
| 18th nv. n. $3.50.
END ST. Sc. RANDLE HIGHLANDs,
rms, mod. col, amt $3.50. JOHN
F. DoNoHoE SONS. s14 Pa ave. sc.
MINI. ave. $3.50. JOHN Y. DoNoHoE
& SONS. 3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
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In re Constantine Poulos ct al
petition for allowance. G, L. Nun.
lter and C. J. Graff. attys.
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MADAME JEANETTE.

Gifted Egyptian clAtrvoyrnt and Pslnass
guarantees to read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks DO quest3sns
matters. love. health and family anntrs-
Tells the name Of who you VIII nary and
brings the separated together. removes tros-
blcs OF all nature 90 you can Win and bold
the one you love. Special readings. 81 e7s
y 81. NV. between 6th and tn. nexf Do
Shuherf lGarrirk l-0l
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Assignment for Wednesday.
PROBATE RIyIsIoN.

Certiorari and appeal cases. Nos.
%, III ~, 73, "a. 70. so. 50. SO. 81
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50c-MADAM SELIAl50c

Egyptian Pslnist and Medium: tells your
past, present and future life: she tells ths
secret hov TO win in business. love. health
and family snairs, Inv suits. specula ton
and divorce cases: tells who and when you-u
marry; make no mista Re when seekinf helm
and advice Of olhtrvoyant or pslmist; Il
pays 70 consult the best: cosn no morr:
special readings. soc; daily and Sunday.
Phone franklin 2s7sI. sS1 Th tt. nv.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Ucenseo ~ as
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
MADAM MAX1S.

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALNrsr.
Tells your past. present and future: ri-es
names. dates and facts known oaly 10 your
self; advice on business love. luck. court.
ship. marriage and divorces; In fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare and hsppi-
ness. Don't fail 10 consult this vonderful
Egyptian You will ind true help sps-
cisl readings. short time only Soc.
SIS 18th ST. NV. BET. b sS-
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dbe @aab)inpfun Nrralaa apard-dA6 sSfr4inn
SUBURBAN FOR SALE

s~-~~~>~~~~-~~-~~-~~-~
RIvERDALE. Nd. o.. . I'm. house, fnrn-,
REALTY co.. To ilth ct. nv. n. ssss.
ksNsINaToN. va. rms; =. fur; s..;:
REALTY Co. 7as ian ct. nv. N. $3.50.
HYArrsYILLE, Ma, 8 rn.. . b.. .ser..
Really sTa CO.. s..e; Tss az a. st. % ~. NJ ssss
CLARENDON. va. srms. = b.. i-pip. fur.
elec.. water and sewer. $500. Money
CHEVY CHASE. D. o.. Mckinley ST..
ss Gss' 81 sos 1 si:s9S ssS
BLAIR RID. n. OF soLRs' HOME. Il acres
for subdivision or R. r.. siding. $4,000.
CAYwooD BROS. q GARRETT. e15 NY.
M. SLIGO AVE. Brookviiis Pike, 3 acres,
brk dwg. o. N. l. rms. sl6.50o. CAY
WOOD BROS. GARRETT. s15 N. Y. Ave.
ROCKVILLE PARK. ms. q b., h.-w.h.,
1 &C., fruit trees, SIS, 900. Louis r. Shoe
maker, 14o1 n. Z. ave. NV. n. 1166.
Mr.. BRAD. LANE, MD.-knsiish Village
bung.; 9 rm q b; q. N. L.; i'm. pos. q, SOC.
Mckeeyer q Goss. 1905 I ct. nv.
Brentvood. Nd, near williams q Ivy sts.-
Price, 800. Mahorney and Sullivan, 1877
Eye st. NV. Tel. II. 7sz1.
houses for large spartmt. or bus. prop
Mahorney and Sullivan. 1871 Eye st. NV.
CEDAR ST.. CHERRYDALE, VA, 9 rooas
and bath. electric light. Price, A.7so.
n. L. RUST. s12 18th OF.
WILSON BOULEVARD, CLARENDON. VA.
10 ims q b., ami: lot eox20o. Price.
81. 500. Il. L. RUST, si2 18th st:
DUNN LoRING. on trolley, rms. b., d.
p. Y O. fruit, outbidgs.. $1,000. STONE
= FAIRrAx. 1872 n. 7. ave. n. 2ss2
FRANKLIN PARK, VA, 9 miles. rms.
mod, 2 g., shade, fruit, outbldgs. $3.50.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1872 n. 7, ave. h.23a2
.ANHAM STAT, fare I2c, $3.50, rn.
bung., shade, lava, fruits q. STONE
FAIRFAX, 1S42 N. Y. ave. N. 2332-
8 r.. B.. GAR. LOT eoIlso. ONE BLOCK
cars. "a, 900; half cash.
GEO. @. WALKER. Krssss Bldg. 11th 4 @.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31

Tt,nN- ~, I.epN'Dr no W'eD
~ ,,,a,.os, - pcnalo,c, nconle is
,. ,,nnnncon,c,, ~ IN cng, gament
VA IA anmrosc,,i,,s ,,arr,ago ~ con -,
,,S 1,a,,,',.o ~ "a NJ posa,,nnd Ne,n,pn
NJ foEaNyro snen, rnon,h ~ pep.
49,, ~, ,,.,ntn, a., ~, t,t,rosts ~
Ia, o.. M nhpara,, ~ trnrona ana
~. ,.a,,,. srsona. nc,,
t1 tn - ta,,ar.,n,, 4, iron, ,ho por,,.pa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31

Taking advantage oil the double hol-
iday which included sunday and ,ss-
terday. many Pendleton people motor
ga 10 Bingham Springs,
Among The Umatllla county people
who made up various motor parties
were Mr. and Mrs l. G. lockwood
George G. lIeualion. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs Howdy-
she'll, Donald McCook. Mrs w. Kos
tors, Mr. and Mrs. Lansion, AIRS, LOIS
stiles ana family. Miss Kathleen Nc
Fan. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM c, Bryant.
Miss Pauline Rice Miss Mary McDon-
aid. Mrs. sadie Baum Wise, David
ivan Wise Mrs. sol J. Baum Mr., and
Mrs. Guy. N'srics, Mr.. aud Mrs. Floyd
PinKerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Can
non, Mr.. and Mrs Flint Johns, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Mcintyre, Mrs. w. II.
Albce. Marvin Alboe, Mrs. NJ. L Nor
r,san. Bort Morrison, James Morrison
Hnda Morrison Mr. and Mrs. ]. 5. An
derson, Miss Daisy Morrison, Mrs c. 5.
Kendall Golden Rhodes Naoma Per
kins Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Bishop, Van
Goblin. Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. wnks. Mr.,
and Mrs. J. d. Harrah, Miss Neva
cool, l.. Thoyse. F. T. Booher, Mr. and
Mrs Herbert Reed. Miss Theresa
oumlaven, Al Goddard. E. +. Goddard
II f. Euchanberger, +. b. Mallory
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mcdonald. Car
Roe. 4. A. King. Imogene Kinge. How
ard Turner. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Las
sen. w. S. Downing. Mr. and Mrs. a
NJ. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs, c. G. Taylor
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mrs
Thomas ". Freeman. H. Kay. Mr.. and
Mrs Jim Phnlopot. Miss Nell Cham
berlain Miss Jessica richardson, Miss
Fait Schneider Mrs. P. Toll. Mis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
LUNCHEON is GIVEN

Honoring Miss Claire Raley. whose
engagement TO II. Sherman Mitchell
has been announced, Mrs. Guy Boy
den and Miss Mildred Berkeley en-
tertained yesterday with one o'clock
luncheon at the Berkeley home.
About thirty guests were present and
covers were laid at tables centered by
dainty clusters of early summer flow
.ers. Following the luncheon. Miss
Raley received shower of lovely
gifts.
The wedding will be an event OF
June 20. Miss Iialey, who is the
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. j. H.
Raley, is a girl of pleasing personal
ity and is most popular. She was
graduated from University OF Oregon
where she was a member of Chi
Omega sorority and where during her
senior year she was secretary OF the
student body. Mr.. Mitchell. who was
formerly city editor or the East Ore
gonian, is now editor and publisher OF
the Ferndale (Washington) Record
He was graduated from University of
Washington where he was member
.of Alpha Sigma Phi Mr.. --.tchell
was prominent in student affairs and
was editor of the Washington Daily.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31


Miss Ora CallIins became the bride OF
william B. West on Sunday at 3 Il. m.
at the e. NJ. Mortimore homo, with
Rev. George l.. Clark, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, officiating.
A color scheme OF yellow and white
was used in decorating the living room
where the bride and groom stood be-
meath an arch of yellow roses. The
ring ceremony was used and Il Love
You Truly" was played softly during
the service.
Immediately following the eere-
mony. wedding breakfast was served,
the guests being Rev and Mrs. Clark,
Rev. and Mrs. J. 7. LaRose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Mortlmore. Miss Grace Du-
bois. Miss Genevieve Dubois, Miss
olive Mortimore. and Miss Evelyn
Murtimore.
Mr.. and Mrs West left yesterday foT
the coast for a wedding trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
WOULD REDUCE RATES.

WASHINGTON, May SIT. P)--
rhe demand that the proposed cut IN
railroad wages be accompanied by a
reduction in rates on Pacific coast
fruits and vegetables was made by J.
3. Malloy. vice president Of the Unit
ed Brotherhood of maintenance of way
employees and shop laborers.
Hundreds of thousands Of dollars
worth of fruit and vegetables cannot
be shipped to the hungry east because
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
pIRTHDAY Is HONORED.

In honor of the siNtieth birthday
anniversary of John McRae. formerly
of Helix. now of Walla NNalla, birth
day dinner was held Sunday in the
neighboring city. SiNty-nine guests
were present and MIR. McRae was pre-
scented with Masonic ring as token.
Pcndleton people who We're guests
were Mr. and Mrs. \. Il. Warren, Mr..
and. Mrs. f. +. King and Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Friedly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
MISS MARVIN TO BE GUEST.

Miss Cornela Marvin, state librar-
ian, will he one of the speakers at the
state convention Of the Federated
Clubs, will be the guest-o Of Mrs. Nor
borne Berkeley during her stay In
Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31

Miss Marguerite Il. Windel of Port
land, formerly Of Pendleton. will ar
rive this evening to be the guest Of
Mrs. Laura ID. Mash curing the state
convention. Oregon Federation of
Women's Clubs. Miss Windcl is a
delegate from the Nurses Association
of Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
Mill Go no PoRTLAND.

w III 10 I'd TUNII4ANU.
DR.. and Mrs. David d. Hill will
leave for Portland tomorrow for a
three weeks stay. DR.. Hill will act on
the State Board of Dental Examiners.
A weekend guest at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Hill was Miss Margaret
Dills, instructor in dramatic art at
Columbia College. Miss Dills left yes
terday for a visit with relatives in
Washington. after which she will go
to California for a time before re-
turning to her home in Virginia Miss
Dills has visited several times during
the past season at the Hill home and
is popular in Pendleton social circles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
ERoM cM.IronNIA To MoNrANA

MIR. and Mrs. Orin Hotchkiss are
guests at the home of Mr.. Hotchkiss'
sister, Mrs. r. F. Straughn. They are
motoring to their home at Red Lodge.
Montana. after spending the winter at
Tong Beach, California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
GrNsT or MIS- RIcnN RpsoN

GO EST OF MRS kICIIARDSON
Mrs. A. T.. Iyanhoe, of La Grande. Is
in Pendleton as the guest of Mrs. ]. T,
Richardson. Mrs. Ivanhoe, who is
county school superintendent of Union
county, is a delegate to tine convention
Of the State Federation of Women's
Clubs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
GUESTS IN PENDLEToN HOMES.

NII Tl'7I . II I9.N I4I1I1 " II ~ ~
Mrs. Charles Runyon, prominent
Portland clubwoman, will be the guest
of Mrs. Wesley ~ Matlock during the
state convention of the Oregon Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Edwin Goff, of Newberg, will be the
guest Of Mrs, Henry Dixon Jones and
Mrs II. J. Warner. Mrs. Ralph Nc
Even of Athena is daughter of Mrs.
Goffs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31
WILL LEAVE FOR ELGIN.

Mrs. George Powers, who is con-
valesing from a slight operation, and
her sister, Mrs. II. l.. Rivers, will
leave this evening for Elgin where
they will visit with their mother, Mrs.
j. c. Larkins.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-31

OF the high rates. and are rotting In
California. oregon. Washington. Brit
ish Columbia. Montana and Idaho,
Malloy said.