davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04

summary Twn-hase hits. G. Walk
or, Leibold. Mccain. Galloway. Men
osky. Home run. G. Walker. Stolen
bases. Leibold. Foster. Pratt. Left on
bases, Philadelphia 4, Boston 6. Sac
rife hit. ]. Collins Umpires. Con-
molly. Morarty and Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04

Summary stolen hapes. 9reh. sac
rffice hits. Dauberf. Duncan. stfurh
out BY Keene 2. Mnfquard ? BASE on
balls off Keene .. Marquard = Leti
on bases, Cincinnati 5. Chicago i. I'm
rlres. O'Day and Qrislcy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04

Mr.. Rudolph Wnschcr arrived last
evening from Deming to enroll in the
Western school for Private S%ocretnr-
les.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04

summary. Two bahe hi, WIIlIhmH
Three base hit. Konetchy. Home run.
Parkinson. Sacrifice hits. McQuillan.
Barbara. Double plays Cruise TO
Cowdy. Bases on balls. off Ring 3.
wild pitch, Ring. Umpires. Risler
and Moran.
second game: Il. n. r..
Boston f. col sob so0-E n >
Philadelphia -0i2 600 100 4 10 ,
Batteries. Scott and Gibson; C..
Smith and Bruggy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04

BOSroNs Sept. 3.-The Red SoN
nosed cut the Athletics here today by
n score OF II TO 10. The score:
PHILADELPHIA. Ag 4 n pD A y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-04

=, ""HIN Two DnHe hIts. tObb.
flaestead. Bassler. Three base hlta.
zones, smith. Blue. Home run.
man. Bases on balls. off Oldham, a.
Morton 2, Middleton 2, Bagby 4.
struck ott by Morton 2, oldham 4.
Passed hall. Bassler. Umpires, Din
cen and Owens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
a D..

2oui8 8oegcr unO Samilie, bon
ct. Souls, moren Icbtcn SonSt1G
uno Sonntag bier ollf 8eiuf bel Der
Son1ilie grrlIt @ngelbrcdlt.
ScnrD S6neioer lit Der gliifli6e
Better zines nellen Sorb aittos.
SrlS. 2uOio unO Darn Sicicmcp'
or, bon Chicago, befinOcn lid bier
muf 9eIlt6 bel ibrcr M1ttter, 8rol'
ISM. 2ieIemeper.
q. Sind ltno q. 0tapor uno So
mile, bon CHM, iparen um Sonntaa
bier at @oit bel 6. Gngelbredt unS
@otttn.
SRI. Ellie Sueltbaus mar IeBte
ISOLDE bier gum 9eiud ibrer @ltern
Sbeo. 2ataG lit an 8au Der neller
9rinfmonn Garage bei6aftigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
&crsitnno fir GauOesOertbeiOiser.

0cn @Gblern oeS Staotes Nii'
Iouri miro ON 2. aueltIt Die @ele-
qenbeit oeboter, 81 erfl0rer, Oh lie
ben SolOaten, Die I'M 0ienIt oes
8~oterlonoeS in fremoer @elt fGnpf-
ten, fir ole Belt, III Der lie inter
@uffen Itonhen, cine gntiG6bigung
5abIct iuoIel oocr niht. @oub. SDoe
bat in 0ieier a%ngelcgenbeit cine be-
ionocrc Proclamation crlniicn, i'll
ser cr sic SroGe fir Den .. Iuguit
IN elmer Spe3iolpabI 3ltr GbItim'
nlmg nnicBt.
IS bun0clt iid INN cine Imcn0ies
RING Scr Stoot8 &onItitlltion, burf
tpcld)c 0ie 8erauSgobltng bon filnf'
5cbl MiatonCn 0olurs in Bombs
iiir 0en gcnonnten 3mef a~cItuttet
mcrOen ion. gto6 ocn 8citimnnrn.
gen ser Nmcnoicrun9 iOQ ie0cr
frii6crc Sol6ot oe8 Scores 1tno Scr
W3urinc, Der bonn Stuot WtiIInltri
aus ms 6clo 3Og, fir le0en Dtonnt
icincr 9icnit5Cit, ieoo6 nidt lGngcr
uI8 % Monutc, BON Stnot $40 aIS
Scrgiitltng er9alten.
Niiioltri l~iefcrte Der 8lnOe$armee
1880 Sol0uten, rn6 Die berIangs
ten Is Winionen miiroen binrei6en,
b1trdi6nittli6 jeoem friibcren Soter'
lonOSbertbeibi9er ettuo $t0S.05 5t
3ublen. Won6c oieicr 2eute Oierlten
MIR mcrlige Nonnte, mdbrcno anocre
bis an 80 Wonaten ben 8affenroG
trltgcr. 0ie in Illsiidt genomme.
men Bombs Io1en 5 8ro6ent 3inIet
tra9ert un0 ollrd cine birefte Steiter
bon allenr Itclterboren @igentbrm int
8erIolfc bon 90 Sabren getilgt lper-
Sen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
Die Ieegeborenen ~SSSnieIn.

Die 1eegeborenen SnieIn.
Sic SnIeln on ser &iiite Golifor'
MEMS iino nift aus Sreibion6 &c.
biloet, mie 3. 9. Die Snieln in Dem
iiiOliden SeiIe Ser atlontiiden &ii'
Itc, Ion6ern ber6onfen ibr @ntiteben
Ser Sotiade, bob Californian Der
Wittelpltnft elmer geo(ogii6 a~ftibften
@cgen6en Ser 8elt in Ser iiin9Ite1t
geoIoeiifcn Belt lit. Son Glemerte.
Oie iiioIi6Ite oer Snieln, lit aus Der
See emporgeItiegen, Biz ibre bbdIte
@crgipite fiber 1900 SUB in ben
Sinmncl roqt. anbcrerIeits lit Ga.
tolino I'M Si1ten beoriffen, obtuobl
sic Ionqinme 9%eipcgllng bon etipo eis
ncln 9oicn ni6t beobahtet merben
fam. Seine ser californii6en Sns
ic(n lit bon gr0Bcrem ltnnfdng. Sans
ia Grt3 sic arOBte lit 81 Neilen
lang runo bot our6I6nittIi6 cine
@reitc bon 5 @ciIcn.
Die TorroIorer, obmobG flcilL limb
ma6rIMcinIih Sic niitli6Iten Ser
culifornii6cn 2SnieIn. IS iinO bic
les cine @rltppc bon fleinen felit9en
G5nIe[n, melhc ungefGbr 90 Wcilen
pon Dem @oI0cnen Eor, Dem Sin.
QanQ SIT oen plunocrbaren Sofen bon
Son Irou5iSfo cntfernt Iiegen. altf
Scr or6Btcn 0icier SnieIden Itc6t Ser
9cudtltrnt BON Soralot1c, melder oelt
Sdiffen, sic bon g(iien o6er Glib.
Wmcrifo fonrncn, suerIt hie NGhe
Nmcrifos fun6gibt.
gnS Sic Mcrifoner lire ~ltno6bGn.
Qiqfcit erronocn, gin9en bic coIifors
nii6cn SltIeln 5ltIorrmen nit Ocnt
SeItGonb bon Ipuniiheu 8eiib III Den
mcrifoniidcn @ciib iiber. IS miro
nnoenommclL ooB bamol8, ols Die
Gcrcirigtcn Stooten bur6 BEN Ser
troq non @ltoOolo1pc Sibalgo inl
Sabre 1913 Sen Re6tstite( at Calf
fornicn crIonqt bat, nidt allein bas
TcItlono, Ionbern audi Die Snieln IN
omerifonii6en @ciit ilber9ingen. Die
SSnIeln meroen jeoo6 in bent Ser
troo nidt crluGbnt unb a,f bieier
Tl,nft Itiitt iid nubrI6einIid Der
mcrifoniIdc Nnipr1t6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
SaIifurnicns besanbertc Snieln.

Raf elmer fiir5lifcn Welbung
aug Ser Stobt Merico beonipruft
Merico 8 anerifunti6e SSnieln an Ser
&iiIte GoIifornienS, bon bencn cine
NnSobG belpobnt unb bon oenen einis
4e fir Seelc1tc midtig limo, neil iid
auf 6ieien 2Snieln 2ethttiirmc l1tth
S%eIcqropbcn Stotionen 6efinben.
Dic ,NtutionoI Geographical 81
ctctb" gibt in cinem Bulletin cine
8ci6reibung Ser %ynIeln, Der mir fol-
Qenoes entnebmen:
0os Selma Ser bc5aubertcn Sn-
icln, fpie iie bon eini9cll begeiItertet
9Ciu6ern gcnnnnt mOroen limo, lit
lpie elm erpiger Sonnmer unb itber
trifft ie(bIt nod 0os alima oes iilos
tiflen golifornienS. @ae colifornis
i6en SSnieln iinb bon rollber beId)ofs
fenheit rtl1o sic n~tciite1l at flein, I'm
9l1t nit 8aIIer Ucrlorgt SIT Ietn.
2un6pirthidoftlih iinb lie oaDer bon
geringcr 8eoelttln9, obmObl auf
OerifieOenen Sdofe unb 3iegen in
betrG6tli1er In5abl ge5ildtet tuer-
0en. Die 9roBte Ser SnIeln lit Gam
ia Cruz. meI6c ltngef6br % @teilen
pom Der Staot Sartn Barbara 9ele'
gen lit. mcI6e @einq6rten lnb
O%rangenbaine al1fmeiit.
Die 8oote nit Sen gl6ierncn 8Dbcn
Qic ~bcfonntcIte ser Snicln IL
Santa Catalina, lpclde ais ScrGnit.
qunQsort eingeri6tct lit. Sn elmer
n~rnoerbur id)0ncn baIbmon6formt
oen Gltdt liegt sic Stobt @boIon
GouIenoc Don Snrtriiten bciudlen Scr
0rt icbc8 $oDr o1tf 9ontpfcrn, mel
DE re0eImGBig bon Can 8coro ab
fobren. 9ie 9r0Bte 9ebensmilrOiG
felt Der SnIet Catalina limo iDrc IN
tcrIcciIden @Grten. $n Ser glf)
bon 'g(oolon uno ibrer llnt9ebunl
fonn mor 9utenOe bon Gooten mi
G~jIas6o6cn ieben, bon Der @r0Be eli
mes Iu6crbootcS Bis SIT 6llboonl
pferu. @on oicicn 6obr5eugcn oil!
fam man in sen fleinen @ep0Iierl
nie mru16crbare Bflon5eumclt unO 81
intereIionten Slide unb ion'tigc
@cTh6pfc bcohohten, hie in oteIc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
Str Sill.

Moltpin Bros Maidine 1T &C.
gcnmGrtig in Der SpiSs @egenb un
9reihen.
Die euongeItI6e @cmeinoe trifft
&orbereitungen an cincm &icnic NM
Sociol Dos om %. Suli olf bcr
Haicnplobe Dor Der Stride i%tnttitn
sen miro.
Die Stonp Sill 9ollipielcr mcr.
Den nGditcn Sonntog in Seem So
ben nit benz oorti0cn Teanl eli
@ettipieI mo6cn,
$. 9. 9orlte0t mo 6ontilic ma.
rem am Sonntog hct Slpi8& sum Be
ilt6 ser Mltter ser Grou &orIte0t.
Irou PUG. Sdreimonn.
SRI. SDercic 9tdbner crlitt IcBtC
ISOLDE iGIimnle 8erletungen oI$ cir
inugc8 8fcrN iibcr iic iprong mi
ooS MG0hcn ST. 8OOen mari.
@roBc Grofenbeit berridt btct
ur0 mcnn niht bolO Elm gutter Nc.
0cn fGnt. miro c8 i'm unierc Corn
crntc geideGen iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
@eIunSbeits. Srasefaiten.

Onfel Gam oils @eiunobeits. Rat.
geber miro in oieier Spalte ODER
briefli6 Sroeen bon ollgemeinem
Sntereiie beunttporten Die iid mii
$baiene, SanitGtsneien uno &ranf'
beitsperbinoerune beaieben. @s miro
ibm ni6t m6glid ieirL Srogen rein
perionlifer glrt 5u beantiporten. nod
gcroronirngen fir einaeIne &runf'
beitcn gu Iieferr. @an ridte ale
glnfragen on nSeaItb abbiier." t24
@nIt 28tb Street, @eip gorf gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22

ONlN hAAJA iSAhSh ONulNuN DSS~6t wv
n0ti9cn @eiiungen. Sumbure be.
ridtct cine auSOebnung Der Spei.
Jung auf mciterc 900 Seriulen.
5rnnfiurt an Mnin bcgriiBt nit gro.
Ser 6reu0e Die Alt3iift aui Sort.
fiibrlmg oeS 2icbeSmerfs bis in Die
0iitte Oes ndd)iten Sabres binein.
Medlenburg erbGIt @ilie in 8oitOd,
no 1900 &inDer geipeiit perOen
ur0 nlleBroem 5laneQ al 8oderiu.
men mo pcr0cnOc Wtiittcr pertcilt
wurOe, ull0 in Shmerirl, no sur
Belt $40 ainoer cine 3uiatmabl'
set .tG8lib befommen. Su $Om'
merrt, no 5ul0dlit in Stettin uu0
@reiiamulO geipeiit wurOe, lit ole
Silisatttou aid auf fleinerc StGOte
unO Orte aItSgeoebnt moroen. Sn
OitprcuBen iinO auBer in &0niss.
berg III Giliit nm 4aenitein NuGs
fcripeiieiteIlCn einaeridtet morOen,
SIN &beinIanO witrOe am Is. gpril
aud Bonn in OaS 9ereif hes Silfs.
merfs ge5ogen. Die oSouner Sci.
tung" bemertt oo3u: oGie &inOer.
bilismiilion Ser 6reunoe (NuGfer)
Don Nmerifa mill Ourh ibr 9roB.
SiigtscS 2iebeSuerf al Dem Iufbau
unierer S5ugeno in ibrer @eiamtbeit
mitIpirfen, neil lie OaOnrd) cine Sei'
jerurlg Der allgemeincn Scrb1ltniiie
in Der 3ufruit errpartet," Su Stol'
berg leitet Sri. &bea Shleiher, Die
Sotter OeS &Ommer5ienrats gnttl
S6lcider ole t6glidc Iusteilung
pom 700 Gortionen. Bel ben Sim
bern mar cine Ourfifnittlid)e @e'
pidtsjunnbme pom 5ruei Silogramm
81 fonitatiereu, Die b0dite 3unabme
6etrug iognr 5 &ilu9ramm. Ind)
sic Staot Burg in Der BrOoIna
Sadien miro pom Is. Mni init 700
BortiOucu td9lid beipeilt. Sn
8eiBpoiier, Sdleiicn, bat Die oie'
gensrcidc G%inrid)tunQ Der QuGter'
ipeiiulg piel TreuOe encouragement"
Sn &iel mer0en aud I'M SOutmer
Ole Speiiungen iortgeiebt mer0en,
Sn @iirttember9 iinO lllm, Sop,
pingen, SeiOenbeim nit Sorort
Sdnuitbeim unO 86diugen in Sas
9erei6 Der Gudferipciiuug ge5O8en
moroen. 0ieie Auf5ablun9 oeutifer
3eitung$uafrihten ser erlten Wtal'
node Benefit Die S%eoeutung Der
Speiiung uno Die 8idtigteit, Die
ibr in allen oeutiten @auen bel.
aeIegt miro. Die naaenitetner Bel.
lung" farnfteriiicrte No& SiIislpCrf
luie folgt:
v9ie aiuOerbiliamiiion, Die in
2luftrage BON amerifanern aIler
&retie, aller &oufeiiioueu, aIler Hai.
ien Spciilulg untcrernGBrtcr Sin
Der mo Miitter i'm 0eltid)eu &Cide
cinrid)tet, lit in ibrem 8irfen oorI
Dem tieien 8unide ~beieelt, in eng.
tier Wertelllld)aft mn Sell|ulaHi
DIE Ntot lciner ainOer 81 milNern
Dem @iQen gum 9luf6au, uno 3paI
gum Aluibou ser S0Ifer unterein
onopr, ourb sic Sat Nus0rtd u
uerIcibeu."
Gen Iufbou Der Oeutld)en Su8eni
fort3uiiibren ulO 5llr oollenOetel
&Qtiad)e 81 NADER, beabiihti9t oil
am 5. Aprtl opn Nnerifanern oeut
| iher Abltommung tm &ercln MI
oLn 4mericnu Jrienoa 5erOtc.
? Committee 6eidlOiiene unO lest ell
} geleitete aQnpa8ne 3lr SdmrnIllns
Don orei MiQioneR Dollars. Gin
I Babe N}tuion oeltiher &inOcr mul
= audi fernerDin ernGbrt nerOen MI.
= 8eitrd9e iirO 5nblbar 5u NADER
an nEbe GropiOeut 2iie and TrltI
Company of PHILADELPHIA" NlO 81
i a0reiiieren al uGbc $3,OOO,OOl
: Campaign @ernIall Gbil0 Seeding,
20 9. 12. Str, Gbilo0elpbia, Va.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
9entide Sfinsiteu 1921.

Gin b%rauienOer @eiaug,
Slaumt Die Come tageutIarQ
8as crit eiuem @rabe 8Iidl.
llebcrquiQt
llnseitiut
Boiler &cbensiiberOrnn9.
SeillQ &eber -
Ius oes 8iuter5 &nolpenliiUc
GrGn9t bes Srii6lin85 llebertIle;
aaes mub Dir biereuO fronrnen.
Sun 8erbarren ipeib etn >i:>oNM
@ebn lit aomnen,
&ummen: @ebn
lln0 ods Stcrben..
Nf, bas Stcrben lit betu tlcftt3 aitT.
erItehn.
G~cutihlanol Seurt Scimutl6olel
Briioerl Shncitern: nuf~erltar0cn!
ReiBt bic lpunbe, i6mer5enpole
SecIe aus Ses RinterS 8dnoenl
Nadt bes SerSeus Sore iuett!
Giuig Balten
8iu ~entfnltcn
IN elt6 ncite Serrlihtelt!
Njloubt ultr, ela,6t nit aIIer Nro'.
Yin bas 8unOer Der Geiebe,.
Gas ais Nadt unO &oocshatt
Sumner baucrbnft're S6Gbe.
Smmer b6b'res 2ebcn i6afft.
Sett, ipte na6 BEG 8irtcrS @raus
IUc5 ipricbtl
@tuig niebt
Gid Der 'beiI'9e @ciit beg 8eroens aus
2eto per9ebt, -
2uft beitebt. -,
;,crsen bod! uub Rdien bot on'
Snisl
9epubarS Shri6el.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
Vel Der Srbet in Srn Sob Setiir5t'

auf benz giienmerf MeIIb1b 1T
ser Waurerneiiter hilbert @ciB aus
YoIoenbad allI Nain Dom @crltlt
oboeItiir3t. Gr crIjtt etue1 hopreI-
TEN 56GOeI6rlid, ltnO Itorb Id)ort am
nGfiteu Gage I'M arunfcnbnl& Val
,enbcro. Or ~1intcrldiit ctre 6rai'
ltrb pier rrinilnOigc &inoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22

Cher fonlnlt Gin &eifer ms Sfet.
bungSgeridt nls ein Sonlcel our1
Gin No0el0br gebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22

QeIdilbten @dc NeS groBen S8eons
pnrfou1men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
CUTS TRACTOR
. PRICE HERE TO a7l.5O

The Simpson Auto Co. announces d
communication from the Ford Motor
Co. stating that the price on the Ford
fson Tractor has been reduced S165.OO
effective Wednesday January 20.
This places the price on the Fordson
a. $771.50 f. 0. B. PendletOn.
This" according to ]. e. Cleasby
Of the Tractor department, came as
a complete surprise to us rs we were
contemplating no reduction In the
price Of tractors"
In the communication the Ford Of
fIcials say, eve as manufacturers
must take loss covering materials on
hand but we are willing to make the
sacrifice for the ultimate good which
will result and we feel confident that
the dealer will analize the situation
from a business viewpoint and extend
his full support and cooperation in alb
sorbing any immediate loss sustained
on tractors in stock which should be
more than offset in a short time as this
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
VANDERBILT HAS WORD
OF PRAISE FOR oregon

Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr,, completing
his tour from Canada to Mexico, is
.lnow not only an ardent motor enthusi-
ast but also a believer in the Buick.
Il have driven many makes Of for
leign and American machines but have
never had one, stock car, which
equalled the Buick.
Leaving Vancouver. b. c. we spent
two weeks in touring Vancouver Is
land, and thence to Seattle, and from
there in easy stages down the coast
with many side trips. adventures and
amusements We camped in the open
almost every night, except when we
were in the larger cities,
"Our total mileage reads about $500
of which more than 1900 was over
unpaved and poor country roads. We
crossed four mountain ranges ascendA
Ing about 5000 feet at one time. NOV
} ing within three hours from a tenn
lperature of 90 to %. We experienced
three days of wet weather, but none on
which we could not travel.
''The trips up to Mt. Rainier and the
Columbia River highway are by far
the most beautiful scenic trips in the
northwest and the Yosemite is the
prettiest in California.
I'VE passed alongside OF six forest
fires in the northwest, one of which
drove us out Of the best camping place
in that part of the country.
I'VE found the fishing( especially
trout extremely good in Western
Washington, along roads seldom fire.
quented by strangers. But the unlis-
covered sportsman's paradise is in the
upper regions of Vancouver Island.
We had either rabbit. game birds or
trout and salmon at every meal.
I'VE passed Mount Lassen the day
after its big eruption and were in Del
Monte during two earthquakes.
''The places which be liked best on
the trip were Sproat Lake, Vancouver
Island, the views of Rainier from
Seattle and Tacoma. Mount Hood from
Columbia River Highway. Canyonvtie
Oregon, the top of the Syskious Tran,
Inspiration Point in the Yosemite ana
the Seventeen Mile Drive in Monterey.
''If anybody ever seeks my advice
again concerning a good car for the
money I'll be glad to refer them to the
Buick for I speak from experience
when say that my car has gone many
spaces beyond what I even ever dared
hope car would do"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
NEWSPAPERS WILL BUY
SUPPLIES WHOLESALE

SALEM, Ore. Jan. pa. P.)-
Purchasing of supplies for newspapers
OF Oregon. in wholesale quantities is
contemplated by the oregon Publish
ers' Syndicate. which filed articles of
incorporation here recently. The capt.
tai stock was given as $4,000.
Fifteen Oregon newspapers are rep
resented in the syndicate. The organi-
baton, it is said, is in line with reso-
luton adopted at a recent oregon
newspaper conference held at the Uni
versity Of oregon at Eugene.
Incorporators are George Putnam,
publisher, The Salem Capital Journal;
Carl G. Abrams, #The Salem States
man; c.. Lansing Hurd, The Corvallis
Gazette Times: I. NJ. Ragan, The AL
bany Herald and J. f. Shelton, The
Eugene Guard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29

Earl Eby is coming back TO the
cinder path. The Penn half
miler--premier runner Of the
eountry-plans TO quit business
and re-enter school. Eby was a
member OF The u S. Olympic
team. He pulled a tendon while
abroad and did not measure W
10 his high standard II is be-
lieved Eby viii assist Coach Law
son Robertson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29

substantial reduction win put a big
svmplp4s behind retail sales by deal
crs.
There Is no change IN preseVt car
prices, which, as explained IN a recent
letter are already at lowest figure pos
slble and now with rock bottom reach,
ed on tractor prices, any further re-
uuc1lon Ia list prices OF Ford cars,
trucks or tractors cannot be made for
an indefinate period. In fact, these
price cuts have been made in antlcipa-
ton Of continuous maximum produc-
ton and increases may bo necessary
before long II a large volume OF bus-
mess is not obtained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
PENROSE CIRCULATES
CLOTURE petition

WASHINGTON. Jan. s9.--C CA~P. a.
a petition 70 invoke clotnre was cir
culated today By senator Penrose OF
PENNSYLVANIA, in charge Of the emer-
Eency tariff bili although republican
leaders said no attempt to choke orr
debate would be made unless filihns-
tering was demonstrated beyond an
question.
senator Penrose soon secured more
than the required l6 senators sigma
lures to the petition In requiring that
the Standing eloture rule be invoked.
y would limit each senator to one
hours time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
''CoId in the Head''

Those subject to frequent "coids IN ths
mead will find that the use OF HALLS
SATARRi MEDICINE will build up the
system, cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable 10 colds. Repeated al.
1aeks OF Acute Catarrh may lead Il
HALLS CATkRRH MEDICINE n
taken Internally and acts through the
baood on the Mucous Surfaces Of Tie sys.
TEN, thus reducing the Inflammation ant
restoring normal conditions.
All druggists Circulars free.
f. ]. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
Papcr Contniners for Gns

Cone-shaped paper containers that
also serve as tunnels, have been in.
vented for the purpose OF carrying fuel
TO automobiles. Fl ri
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
Can Carry Additional Passengers

An English automobile of the ROAD
ster type. can carry two additional pas
sengers in auxiliary seats on each side
in front of the rear Tenders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
LADIES'!

When irregular or suppressed use
Triumph Pills. Safe and always de-
nendable. Not sold at drug stores. Do
lot experiment with others; save dis
appointment. Write for "Relief' and
particulars. It's free. Address: Natl
onal Medical Institute, milwaukee,,
VIA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-29
Pcriscope to FNamlne Tires

A novel periscope has been invented
which enables an automobile driver
from his seat to examineall the tires
on his car. cs 44
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
Indians Receive Tidy
: Sum from Government
Tribal Funds to be Used to Furnish
Aid to Each Fullblooded Indian
Under Recent Measure

It pays to be an American Indian
these days. Instead Of paying
money into the treasury as the ordin-
airy citizen must, the Indian receives
money from the government through
the tribal funds or through money
appropriated. Recently the Indians
of this part of the state received
about S18 apiece and had their an
nual fall celebration Of the event.
The money was from the regular tri-
bal fund. The United States senate
recently passed a bill by which all
full blooded Indians will receive $10C
with which to tide themselves oven
the hard winter. The payment is
the principal of the tribal funds Of
the Chippewa Indians Of Minnesota
The matter Of approving the pay.
ments will be put before the Indiar
bands, and the chiefs express the be
lief that the money will be given out
IN February. There is large NUM-
ber of Indians in Hasca county who
will receive the tribal money, espec-
tally near Ball Club and the reserva-
.tion west Of Deer River.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
FAREWELL SMOKER

Charles S. Allen and son Charles
left Tuesday noon for their new home
in Cass county. Tuesday evening
Chas. Allen Sr., was given fare
well smoker and card party by mem
bers of Star in the West Lodge at
the Masonic Temple. Mr.. Allen has
been prominently connected with
Sauk Centre Masonic circles for a
period of 81 years and the smoker
was a slight token Of appreciation OF
this service and friendship Of the
brethren. The gentleman is past
Master of the local Blue Lodge. Wor-
shipful Master Rotert on behalf OF
Sauk Centre Masons presented the
guest of honor with a handsome past
Masters jewel. Several Of the Mel
rose Masons were present and ac-
knowledged services rendered them
by Mr.. Allen on many occasions.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1921-12-01
MISSING WORD CONTEST

The interest in the Herald's Mis-
sing Word Contest page increases as
time goes on. The first two entries
received last week, were practically
tie as to time, and both had found
three of the four missing words. AS
a result of this condition the Herald
has mailed Mrs. Ben Dicks and Le-
land Gray each check for $1.00 al
though neither was absolutely cor
rect. Each fell down on the same
word. The following are the words
omitted last week: The word "bat-
teries" was left out of O'Gara's ad
It should have read: shave the bat
teries removed" The Vandesteeg
ad read: eve all markets. It should
have read "we search all markets. >
johnson & Madsen's ad read: eve
new auto springs" when it shoulc
have read: "We make new auto
springs" The word dollars" was
left out of the Mart ad. It should
have read: "that your dollars arr
having" etc. There are bunch o.
new ads in this weeks issue. Lool
them over and win a dollar.