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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
-
CARNIVAL OPENS AT HAPPY CANYON
TOMORROW AND LASTS THREE DAYS

A beautiful miniature city enclosed
under one roof
That is what the people OF Umat.na
county are going to get under way to-
morrow when they Visit the NJ, Rnd II.
Carnival at Happy Canyon which VIII
get under way tomorrow afternoon
for Its three days OF opportun ties for
people to get acquainted with the real
spirit of pcndletun's business life.
Nothing will be sold. ii won't cost a
single cent to get in or to get out. no
price displays will be made; in fact
tine individual who visits the carnival
without penny in his pocket provid-
Cd his eyes are sharp enough, may
zee more than the putoCrat with "A
million dollar bankroll.
Were just taking three days IN
which we will show Pcndletonlans and
matilla county people what the bus
iress forces of the city have 10 sell
and the variety of articles ana pro
duets that are made here one of the
Drimt movers Of the big show said to-
day. ..
Special guides are going to be pro-
yidtd for the show too, because Hap
~ Canyon has been SO transformed
that there viii be many people who
VIII not recognize the big room. Tho
carpenters are putting in double shifts
how to get their part Of the labor done
lciore the hour of opening. They
worked until 10 O'Clock last night, and
they will have that much to do again
tonight before thcN can quit The
decorators worked practically all
night. and they viii he busy into the
wee hours again tonight
Evergreen boughs. japanese lam
terms and parasols and decorations
,hat afe a delight to the eye have made
tte place a bower OF beauty. These
n'shlng touches are being added to-
day, and the final work will be done
H. the morning.
The general decorating is of a quail
ity that will elect praise. hut If 1t is
possible, the booths and the exhibits
they hold are of even more interest.
'rhe visitor will be able to see goods
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
Points Out That Germany Has
Closed Her Frontier and Asks
Poland to Follow Example.
LATEST SETTLEMENT PLAN
is BRITISH SUGGESTION
Would Hold Entire Territory
Under Control Of Special
Commission for 80 Years.

PARIS, March 2j.-(C. P)-The
allies demanded that the Polish gov
ernment close her Silesian frontier. in
a note to Warsaw. The allied council
of ambassadors pointed out that Ger-
many had closed her frontier and de-
manded that Poland follow her ex-
ample.
The council denied the request from
Berlin that the Germans be permitted
to reclaim the anti-tank guns left In
Upper Silesia. 49,. -. ~ ~ ..
Nppoint Special Commission.
PARIS. May 25.-CA. PD-The lat
est plan for the settlement Of the Up
per Silesian controversy. supposedly a
British suggestion. is to give Poland
and Germany respectively, the COM
munes that voted in their favor at the
recent pIebiscite but to hold the entire
territory under control OF a special
commission for 80 years
Great Br "a and France Friends.
PARIS. MAY 25.-6webb Miller L.
p. Staff Correspondent )-Great Brit
a \ and France appeared to have
drawn closer after their threat OF sep
aration in the SfIesian situation. 1t was
Believed Premier BRAND would be
given a vote Of confidence TO carry
out his policy. which he expressed to-
day as ,dering the welfare of the
allies before taking up Frances interv
nal politics"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
FOUR KANSAS MEN ARE
HELD IN JAIL HERE FOR
ALLEGED AUTO THEFT
Are All Less Than 25 Years
of Age and When Arrested
Possessed Three Cents.

Four young men are in jail, and a
s;tudebaker sedan is held for Kansas
firm as the result of work on the part
of Deputy Sheriffs +. d. Ridgway and
IVES Spears this morning. Conflicting
stories as to what they expected to do
coupled with the passing of checks
reused the suspicious of the authorl-
ties, and the arrests were made.
kilograms received from Emporia,
Kansas, the home of the four men,
gives the information that the car is
the property of Mouse Bros. and that
sam Book, the oldest member of the
quartet. and the man who wrote the
check. has no account in the bank on
which the check was given.
c. s Gibson, sheriff at Emporia, has
wired that he will come for the men,
and the auto company has offered a
reward for the return of the machine.
The men have indicated that they will
not fight CNtradition.
The men gave their names as sam
Books. Gene Stonebraker, Earl II.
Kimble and Glenn Porter. They are
all less than 20 years old. A search OF
their effects disclosed that they pos
se..sc.. d total of three cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25

and wares II practically every kind on
oIsplay. II he has always depended on
the ole swimmin hole" for his baths
he can see what a modern sup tot.
Ia nute bathroom looks Ike. Then
sherc VIII BE- displays of evcrs Find %
good things to eat. A dairy barn can
be studied. toe. by those who are in
tcre sted in housing cattle. There will
{ things to wear, beautifully display
ell and goods from which clothes can
be made. The field covered by the
telephone in the county Will be vivid.y
displayed. incidentally. swains who
have displayed a reticence about buy
ing the ring can be pulled up TO the
counter at the jewelry displays and
maybe the man will take the hint.
Smokes for smokers and harness for
horses, in fact something to interest
everyone viii be there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
Despite FurOr During Voting
Sim Fein Candidates Ap-
parentIy Got No Support.
SINN FEINERS BURN
DUBLIN CUSTOM HOUSE
Many Killed in Fight Between
Members Of Irish Republican
Army and Black and TanS.

DUBLIN. May 25.-U. P.D-F1ght-
ing between the Sim Feiners and the
British forces ranged in the heart OF
Dublin today. Rebels fired the GUS
toms house while the Sim Feiners and
military forces fought around it.
BELFAST. May 25.-U. PAL
though the official figures are lacking
the triumph OF the unionists candi-
'-- ~ 80 "Isto- narlia ''1ent is con-
sidered certain today. Despite the
which more than score were badly
injured The Sim Fein candidates
apparently drew little support.
Charges OF Intimidation
BELFAST, May 25.-tA. PO-
Wholesale charges of intimidation by
heatings and threats and personatins
during the balloting in Ulster for
members of the new northern Irish
parliament is being made by both ma
tionalists and unionists. A number OF
children voted. one child two and a
half Years old voted at South Belfast.
and one under three years of age voted
at Antrim.
Many Are Killed
DUBLIN, Nav 25.-U. PD-Many
citizens were killed in the fighting be-
tween members Of the Irish republican
army and the "black and tans" follow
ing the capture Of the customs house
5N the Sim Feiners.
Custom House Burned
LONDON. May ETA. PA GUS
tom house in Dublin says a dispatch,
from that city, was burned this after
noon. The burning is attributed to
Sim Feiners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
PRESBYTERIANS OBJECT
TO PUGILISTIC MILL IN
JERSEY CITY JULY End

WlNONA LAKE, Ind, MAY 25.-(A.
P.)- Condemnation Of the coming
pugilistic mill in Jersey City. n. j.,
July >" was expressed in resolutions
passed yesterday by the 13Srd general
assembly Of the Presbyterian church
m the United States of America. Reso-
Iutions presented by the assembly's
hoard of temperance and moral well
fare. approving the Nolstead act, ex-
pressing regret over the dismissal OF
many prohibition enforcement agents,
urging a nationwide campaign fOy
federal censorship of moving picture
and federal enactment of uniform
marriage and divorce laws, did not
pass until an amendment regarding
the Dempsey Carpenter fight had
been inserted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
10000 COPIES OF FURLONG
BOOK WILL BE SOLD THROUGH
LOCAL PEOPLE UNDER PLAN

to Ruund-Up visitors. The suggestion
is made that the hooks Will I've very ap-
propriatc for Christmas or birthday
gifts.
The committee named to sign mp
orders for the books is composed Of
{. &. Matlock, Willard Bond. Lester
Hamley and J. X. Sturgis
Prior to action 10y the meeting to-
day Cot Furlong made "a talk in
which he explained i'm detail about the
book which will hc large volume,
well printed and we'll illustrated Th-
books will be on sale here by early in
September.
The following new members were
elected to the Rotary Club today: Dr.
IL. c. Mckenzie, +. J. Murphy. Frank
Hayes. Charles W Furlong and Philo
Rounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
MERCHANTS CARNIVAL
. TO HAVE GOOD PROGRAM

A program with plenty Of variety,
including musical offerings of high
quality, the special act of the Shake
spearian Four, the star Trio. public
wedding, not to mention a number OF
other specialties that the committee ls
keeping "under cover" will be some
Of the entertaining features those in
attendance at the NJ. and NJ carnival
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Thursday Friday and Saturday will
enjoy
The big show Will be open after
Moons and evenings. The following
program was announced this morning
By the entertainment committee oI
which Philo Rounds is chairman
Thursday afternoon-High School
Orchestra; Mrs. Burroughs, sooist
Thursday night. 500 o'clock-Pen-
dleton Band. Apollo Quartet, Clyde
Philips, soloist, Shakespearian -Four
Friday Pendleton Boys
Band.
Friday night-Billy's Jazz Hounds.
Shakcspearian Four, Clyde Philips
Wedding.
Saturday afternoon Ctentative)-
Pendleton Boys Band. Photographs
Star Trio.
Saturday night-k. of p. orchestra
Four.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25

! picture Of Abraham Lincoln will bt
presented TO the high school
The dinner on the evening Of JUNE
I5lwill be staged in the open air in
Pioneer park and will nc served by tho
Ladies' OF the G. a. R. and assistants
win H.. Bennett and James Johns Jr.
will represent the Commercial Asso.
citation in arrangements for the occa.
sion. During the Opea air dinner
music win be furnished by the band
The dinner will be not only for the 6.
A. II. but for ladies attending the aux.
Hilary conventions and it is felt no in.
door place will be large enough to
handle the affair.
On their arrival In the city the visit
ors will be greeted at the depot By a
committee headed by j. y. knight. J..
NJ. Cornelison. II. X. Kirby and the
members Of the boy scout troops
Those having rooms reserved will bu
driven directly to their rooming places
and those not assigned quarters will
be taken to the Commercial Associa
ton where rooms will be assigned
them
During the conventions Secretary c.
l. Rarr will devote his personal time
to details In connection with the ac-
commodation and entertainment Of the
visitors. MIR. Barr Is familiar with the
work through having handled these
conventions at Astoria last summer.
The publicity and conventions COM
mittee of the Commercial Association
which is direct 'ng the work. is com
posed Of II. b. Aldrich. chairman.
James Johns, Jr., c. G. Matlock, J. +,
knight, win IL Bennett and Sam
Wright.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25

Twenty five hundred copies of Col.
Charles Wellington Furlong's booe
Let 'cr Buck" were subscribed for at
the Rotary club luncheon today and
this afternoon committee from the
Commercial Association is endeavorins
to uuderwrite the sale OF 10000 copies
hy PCndleton people.
At the RotaryN luncheon Bond Bros,
ordered 500 copies of the book and the
Thompson drug stores 1000 copies.
The other business mon present sub
scribed personally for another leo0
copies,
Under the plan offered hy the pub
fishers a discount is offered that
makes the sale of the books a COM
mercial proposition aud the view is
held that the desired 10000 copies
may be sold here to local people and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
PENDLETO
WARM HEART WILL BE
SHOWING A. r. VETERANS WHILE HER
FOR GRAND ENCANPNIENT JUNE I4-l5

Let all'help IN showing @. A. Il. vet.
| Grams the glad hand and the warm
heart OF Pendlcton while they are here
for their annual state cncampmdnl
June li-lj aud 10.
This IL the slogan Of the Conimcr-
cial Association conventions commit
tee and allied committees now max
Ing preparations for the convention.
In carrying out the idea the aid OF
everyone Is wanted aud II IL particul-
arly desired that all people with autos
nave their cars adorned with signs
showing the veterans are invited to
ride whenever they wish. Council
man Robert simpson will be In charge
OF this feature OF the work aud will
also have cars at the trains TO meet
the Wis tors ON their arrival In the city
In handling the G. A. II. and auxil-
larry conventions comprising the WON.
ans Relief Corps. the Ladies' OF the
q. a. 4. and Daughters of Veterans
the Commercial Association commit.
tee has enlisted the cooperation of the
American Legion, the local organiza-
tlon OF Ladies' Of the G. A. II. and the
Boy Scouts.
Features Of the convention will be
a general reception at the county IL
brary Tuesday evening June "a, a.
parade on the forenoon Of the next day
ard dinner and camp fire" meeting
1n the evening Of June IS.
Tho parade will he handled by the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
DON'T TELL MOTHER
BUT THERE'LL BE A
HAREM AT CARNIVAL

S-s-s-s-h.
+ Among other things that will
= be Of interest to the crowds that
= are expected to attend the Mer-
= chants and Manufacturers Car
= nival beginning tomorrow after
> noon at 2:30 o'clock will be an
= honest -to-goodness Turkish ha-
= rem. or course mother may not
= take a great deal of interest in
+ that announcement. but father
= will undoubtedly prick up his
+ ears. 4
= The harem won't be empty. 4
+ either, not by a iugfull'
+ A beautiful Turkish woman i
+ with black hair and darkeyes 4
8 characteristic OF her people. will 4
= be there. and she will be garb- :
ed In genuine Turkish costume. Z
: The lower part of her face will 4
3 be hidden by the veil worn by =
. the women Of her country. 4
> II wouldn't be fair to tell in =
, advance what firm is putting on =
, the harem stunt because some =
; other business houses might =
, try to steal the Turkish girl. but .
; by making the rounds. visitors to =
: the carnival will be able to see 4
, her. She will be in a red booth. .
; = = = = = = , = = = + = Z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
JAPANESE COLONIAL
CONFERENCE FAV0RS
SURRENDERING CITY

TOXIC. MAY 25.-U. Pl-Thc
Japanese colonial conference de-
ciiied in favor of unconditional sur
render OF Shantu9g. according to the
newspaper kokumin. The conferences
is composed OF Japanese representa-
tives To Asia. cabinet members
eigu off ciais and Chinese minister at
Pekm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
Battle Not Confined to Armed
Bands; Polish and German
Citizens Engage in Fight.
BARBARITIES ARE CHARGED
TO POLES AND GERMANS
After Battle Bodies Were Found
SIashed With Knife Wounds
and Their Eyes Gouged Ouf.

oPPELN. May 2J.-(U. P0-Sav.
age fighting Is developing in Upper
Silesla. The struggle is no longer con
fined to armed bands, but the Polish
and German residents of the same
communities engage In a death strug-
gle with wheatever weapon they find
Barbarities are charged on both sides
The German leaders declared that
after one community fight they found
three Germans with their bodies
slashed with knife wounds and their
eyes gouged out. Polish leaders re.
ported that worse mutations had
been found on their dead.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
MAY PUT THE OLYMPIC
GAMES IN SCRAP HEAP
France Will Not Permit Ger
many to Compete Nor Allow
Her Athletes to Enter Games

NEW YORK. May 25-tHenry l.,
Farrell, U. =. STATE Correspondent
International politics may put the
olympic games In the scrap heap
when the committees get to.
gether in Lausanne next month to Sc
lcct site for the 1924 games. Ger
many looms as a stumbling block.
France, which seems q favorite now in
the race for the next world games,
made the unqualified assertion that
she will not permit Germany to COM
rete and will not allow her own ath-
lotes to enter the games IL the Ger.
mans are put back in the good graces
of the committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
YENDLETON W0MANFS
CLUB TO HAVE SWAT
THE FLY CAMPAIGN
Members Have United in Effort
to Exterminate Pests Before
Approach of Hot Weather.


The death knell OF that messengef
of death the house Iiy. mas beet
sounded by members OF the Pendleton
Women's club who have united in an
effort TO eXtermnate the pests n th'S
city before the approach OF hot
weather,
To carry ON the campaign, commit
ices which Will be personally respon-
sible for spread ng the gospel oi
Swat the Fly have been appointed
by Mrs. Charles Greulich, general
chairman.
Following are the committee char
men. their territory and their assist =
ants.
Mrs. +. L. Geist, west Of Main and
North of Webb; Mrs. p. }. Matthew
son, Mrs L. \. McClintock, Mrs Guy
johnson and Mrs. II. 5. Garfield. as
sistants
Many VIII Aid.
Mrs. G. W. Byers. east of Main and
north of Webb. Mrs. r. Raymond,
Mrs ]. II. Estes, Mrs. Joe Parkes and
Mrs A. j. Roumagoux, assistants.
Mrs J. T Richardson south of
Webb; Mrs j. X. Sailing and Mrs. c.
$. Terpeuing, assistants.
Mrs. Joe Cox. south of Jackson and
west of Garfield, Mrs. L. NJ Spalding,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
ALLIES SEND NOTE TO WARSAW
DEMANDING POLISH GOVERNMENT
CLOSE HER SILESIAN FRONTIER
MAN SUPPOSED TO Be
EUGENE LEROY KILLED

SHAWNEE. Okla, May 25.-tU.
P.J-The body Of man who. Chief OF
Police Sims declares is the notorious
Eugene Leroy. wanted in Detroit in
Connection with the famous trunk
murder mystery, lies in an undertake
ing establishment here. The dead
man. known az George Leroy, was
killed by a Rock Island train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
.CHINAMAN KILLED BY
PENDLETON AUTO|ST

THE DALLES, May 25.-(Special to
the East Oregonian --P H. Roork of
Pendieton while driving an automo-
bile here this morning struck and ia
tally injured seid Jew Jlck, Chinese
cannery laborer, the Chinese dying "a
few minutes later Roork was held
by the sheriff but later allowed to
proceed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
BERGI0LL, WEALTHY
STACKER SAYS He WILL
NOT LEAVE GERMANY
Friend Said, We Have No Fear
of Arrest for Whole Neigh
borhood Would Defend Him.

MOSBACH. Radcn. May 95.-(A
Pl-Grover c. Bergdoll draft eradcr,
has resumed his residence in Eter-
bach. He declares he has no intention
of leaving Germany, although friends
assert Bergdoll has had offers to
take up residence in other countries.
\ friend of his in Mosbach said to-
day;
the whole neighoorhood would rise to
Cecend him"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
SPOKANE is TO HAVE
AN AMERICAN LEGION
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

SPOKANE May 2j.-(A. p. P.)--Rob-
ert Leroux, national field representa-
tive OF the American Legion. arrived
here yesterday to direct a membership
campaign for the Spokane post. The
campaign will open next Saturday and
last for eight days. Mr.. Leroux stated.
Mr.. Leroux conducted months CAM
paign for the Idaho department of the
legion and assisted in obtaining five
thousand new members
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
MAY WHEAT INCREASES
JULY WHEAT DECLINES

The Chicago wheat market today
shows higher price for May wheat
than that shown yesterday but July
wheat is quoted at lower figure. The
quotations are Sl.79 "a for May and
$.32 "a for July, yesterdays prices
having been $l.73 "a for May and
S1.34 S-4 for July.
Following are the quotations receiv-
ed by Overlook & Cooke, local brok-
CrS:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Lee Moorhouso.
Maximum 81.
Minimum 40.
Barometer 29.6u
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-25
DAILY EDITION

The East oregonian Ia Eastern ore-
gon's greatest newspaper and "a sell.
Ing force gives TO the advertiscr over
twice the guara nteed paid circulation
in pendletOr and tfmRtilla county uf
any other newspaper.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-12-01
BaRNEWELL NEGRO SHOOTS 2.
Victims Also Seriously Injure Their
Assailant.

Springfield, Nov. 25.-Boye Cook
and Clifford Can't, two white men
from Barnwell county, were shot this
afternoon by negro named Kirk
land. who was in turn possibly NOR
tally wounded by the two officers.
Messrs. Cook and CAN'T were taken
to a hospital in Columbia. The shoot
ing took place just across the North
Edisto river in Barnwell county about
three miles from Springfield. The
officers had gone to arrest another
negro who escaped when the negro
kirkland began firing upon the OIL
GERS with shotgun. Mr.. CAN'T was
the most seriously injured of the two
white men. Mr. Cook put Mr.. Can't
and the wounded negro into the car
and drove on to Springfield where
medical attention was given. The
white men were taken to Columbia
and the negro was taken to Rarn-
well jail, the sheriff of Barnwell coun-
ty being asked to meet the prisoner
in Blackville.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-12-01

All persons between the ages of FL
and 60 years, except Confederate SOL
diers and sailors, who are exempt at
so years, are liable to a poll tax Of
s1.00.
Capitation dog tax, S1.25.
All male persons who were FL years
of age on or before the first day of
January, 1921, are liable to a poll
tax of 81, and all who have not made
returns to the auditor are requested
to do so on or before the first day
of January, 1922, and thereby save
penalty and costs.
l will receive the communication road
tax of four (s4.00) dollars from the
18th day of October, 1921, to the
18th day of March, 1922.
In addition to the above leVles
there is a three mill levy for drain
age on all property in the town OF
Bamberg and some Of the surround
ing territory.
G. A. JENNINGS,
Treasurer of Bamberg County.