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Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
&aituanto pantu fagutiin
Glisholmisia.

G9isbol1n, Minn. Ghef1nac
sSurnoee Com shenaltgo-faiiuantc
tdGIla pal,tiin npntiin torstaina ol.
tiaan IeiialiflisIa labes puooen
aofiifpnlme,ltG "gangiG" fainosmle.
bid meni tpobGn enlintdi1end aa
n1unn. 2Dolaisteu lltfnnlddr1 ntah
boIliIesti lilataan Iataa.t n1iebeer
pdin1punroTlo ia Dospuoro liidt1ar
iouluflnilln tai emf ni,oben dIusit
Jos oorin fpipnt6 ,,dDttda len ebel
.lptt6tpan, ielittdtuat faima,lno,, mir
failiiat.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
Garbivsia ,paabitaan tnunnstaman
WeaGi1.

gseu porf. - NationaI 2abor
Nlliance. ipfa fannaitoa geeudjan
tnnnustautsta 10 fouppoila5teioe,.
iitbeIleen oIto,rlista Wendidn fans
ia, OH ililtaisI,t ospoiren ftrieen
preiibenttt 9oroingille ia noltioiib-
teeri Sugbesille, ntDos repu6lIfoo-
MEN fonfolliIelle tpadltfontitealIe,
.iosfc ipaaOitaan Beioal, tniipDntdtti
tGDttduldGu ennen 1paaIeia teterltdnid
,lupouflet, alfnu fduppaIubteiiiill
farffien ,naioen fa1sia, joioe1 fan3.
liza D1bpsipallat on roltbosia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
Gng!annin tpS,uSenpaolnecu spaali.
t1iftMtfuStt.


2o,ltoo. GpotpdeupuoItla jul
foilt ipiin1e fesfitpiiffcna poolirua-
nifesti,l'a, iota on tdrfeinIpid iltli5-
tltfIiu, ntita td5iG ulaasia OH fos-
fonn onnetti,.
WaoIinlanifesfisia torjl,taan tois~
ten puolueioen tetelnat ielloiiet inp-
t0fiet, ettd tp6spGer obieImo oiiit
bo(ibetpistista toi tonmulfi5tt5ta.
Samalla iiird otppirtesti fa1tnate-
taon pdaorran erifoisiuerotrrlniata,
tiotaiDoittoilijotn looittoien ottolrista
lBallitutieQe, faiipanuoien ia rallta-
teittell faniollistlltto,nista jn toilia
toinenpiteitd, ioito fopitalististen
luoffielt IN lbtuin tpaifeo arotfoo
folnml,nismista.
! SsuIist,eflesia tpeootoon luoitnof
foastt Naturalization tDGtpofeeu ia
/ lltiuotoon alentaa tltloiperot riffoonl-
ipien lucffien f,tstonnltfieIla. W}oa,
oripc ien tpernttamiieen naboen Oh
puplue {anlolIo fonno(la flsiu Glopt
George of tafotuun'ina, iplloin 3D.
nen rooifnaliiuioesiaon" et olllt1
nieIi lair1cnrustd tcpnft,ll,,t.
! lluben ballitlfien nuooostaniuer
ei ole berattGrpt td1lli i,uurenlpnc
innostusta fonieripatitmienfiiGn p'i
reisId. Nddhunnlio OH fesfittDnp
| trlosia oletpiin Danlei5in, iotta mar
ten morustall6,taan flt1lneero1nai
| Wlla tofntinroIla. Grifoiiemmiy
Itultsta DIT tnonde1puolueeu barioit
'ltorna noalitoistelu. TuIofIin ai I'll
foan mot enn,tstaa. Eoelleen tpol
/ litietpoon iuureen tpottonlppteen j
inaifeiiiin talo,l6elliiiin ploiIin Fat
lioen lpdlIitiee buolestiu,ei iuus ION
,{eripatiinien leirisiG. aaifesto pGdt
tden titllnon pGdtaiste[a fdn!nadl
I fonIerlpatiitpien ia tpSnde1rpnoIllee1
.t'DdIilli,
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07

Waltingtolt. Sofariiultriffaalt
tl,otanto 10. 1921 oil nddrd0nid
naboen iil,rempi fllin 70. 1919,
nlttto ei bi1toanio ndbben W. 1921
tuotonto oil 1,0tS,700 tonnia, orpo
$127,t03 900, fun taas ip. 1919
tuotonto oil 72t,900 tonnio, aripo
$138, 100000. g1rn1n nuooen ia
oostn ei ole tilastoa olen1osla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
Sultaaniu uaIta baipitettp
zarfiDia.

Solrtoo, marrasf. 6 ,. = Ganne
en- ioaplinut uahipisius file tleool-
[e, ettG glneorosia foouo olelpn
Curtin notiionalistien parlanrellttl
OIL iulistonut illlttoonin bollitnf'er
Turfisia pG0ttpueefli. LGlni paaloS
eheflDtf1G aifaiientpier hllo,ielt to
te,ltlunisto liiti. ettd taianaltoi1tel
taltitl,sn!uoto t,llee noimaon Sur
fIsia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07

tGilrt lifilatnId tuallst1tnee,t tD!bas-
tltfjen tpoilnaflo.
"Toistelis ballit,sflen poIautto,,i.
iesta fanlnlle ebistnp icfaiiesIa mo!-
ttosld, mtsia tot,,us tpoioaon eiit.
taa fonialle."
Idsia foboasla ienaattorf 2oSols
lette lufi firioittouonio Ial,iunnou
tdstG ianonteIebtien ,1abMru6iipn-
oesta ia Daastoi Mi1u1eapoIisin ia
st. Dautln il,uret leboet iulfalle-
'lnaon la,iIuntonia ia luostoomaall
!iiiben. Mfutta bflifddn noista Ieb-
bista ei ole iulfoisfut litG ipield eifd
ptbunllt fen iob6osta ianootaan.
Gebtpdan tiinlan teratpaa bua5teen
Miuneapolisin ilsllrille tailp6leD5il,
le biin iatfoi pubettaan laisiuen n
m:
"9eil16 ei ole ntit1in peIostusto
Illits fauan futn te lollitte toister
nl10r6ti teib1n ddnestpfIenne ia Mir
fauon fltin te IdDetdtte fongresliit
n,iehi6, iotfa laatitrat Ioseio riis
taafleen tpoitot tD5stG militia, ioiIlt
me fullllttpot. asd,rl1 1rol.opoolit il
me 1niebet, ioita ne foneresiisfa font
'rolleeraatuat, otpat ippuiIia rpfpi
Iliin oIoibin MmerifasIa.
"Wcnopooli 9l1nerifosie or iao
mt Min iltunnattcnsost tuaIlaT,, ettl
Mmerita et ole endd iaiapnoliBte;
.Itilaiilnafiien aaae. sos te tiina
fpdttpdnd olatte fyniD1,eet ippi5jttatiiiefi
|ntin teioan on tebtatDd tpota lopu,
! ifidnne. Msies ei not erl1i fobots
lic faaipattaa perbettudn ia iautol.<
'fertoa turtpota no,tbui,oen paiipals
||G. 1910 le,,fustilastot oIottasuot
etta 2 proie1ettio ail1ftaista fontrol
Ieerao IS prole,lttia Mmeritan rit
foufjistn. &un 1920 ielrIus on tar
tostettu ,ttiu ie tulee oiottatnoon
!. etti 2 proIenttia maamne aiilffais
! Ia fos1trolleerooipat 800 pro
!, Yenttia n1ao,l riffauflista.
"1allo;,mn tilonne merfitIee q
. nterifolaiien falllaap1ltaiilltbell 81
:: 'pitta,nistG. 70,0O0,000 omerifo
j. Ioisten perheioen idie1lista ainuo
.puofrat,iisIa fooeisla. Sc eind
olllista tnitadn ntulltd fuill 1nl,lite
mia titflia tpofin falustoa. Il
: nilioonasta aIuffoastalnrne IS MT
: ioo,laa otpat toSeIliTlDsoesia Foot
= tonlia; tafoato tdn,a auIeritdn Il
: Iauollan pbiDDdifbybea?
a. "suti,,s tabtoilin, etta iofoine
perbe tdsIii n,oasla ipoiii o1nistc
: fobtr iiitrS foiffi 1nitd min
= Daaoii,. ge,ltaboen 1ni1lue 1tiltlite
: lG1n suooraIliiefii rooifaalifIi. 81
y n0iben eltttdnlieni oloIlibteioeu lDa
l. tl,sto!ninen OFT !uooral(i3ta raDifa
I iiln,ptta Min iittelt nina olen ma
/ raIlt11en ra0ifaali ia te tppitte teb'
le,t fanSiu nita tahootte
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
Hiltppiinilaiiet waatimat itiendi-
5Nltta.

WsaniIa. Silippiinieil ioortelt
eoustaiafomorisia eiitettiin paatos-
ebootus, iolld, jog Ie tuIiIi bptpafip'
tpfIi, pppoettdiiiin a)bopslDoltoia
tunnustomoan Gilippiinien iaarille
itlendiipnben. t5iin1 nrposfin pop
bet6an a)bbpspdltain bollifusto
mGard1nlG6,t oian, iolloin plnettdi
'Tiin 4;siIippiirlien taidtpallan' pc
rustl,slafifcntpel,tlioni
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
IS neutrality-suspicious. lopinut
lafua.

Gb;eogo. = &a,ffiaan on tGGin
mcnuesiG, 9 Nl. ssetpel1'in, Iaffo-
Iaisten pIiipbtoian laullnnon nttt-
foaa. IS Ell rautatie-pbtiotG alletir.
joittaneet Iaffoiopinl,flen lafosIo
olleioen foriouspoionliesten fanSio
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07

solt 2ofe gitp, lltah, lHarrasf. 6
b. aoiffialla 11tahlsin tpallitii
mime torstaino la,1ffa liin.ipprp,
ioafe fafia iIn1oIaitpaliifcnne itddn
ia Idrlteen p1dtettiin laffarttaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
4 fupllnt faiippstapatmru,asia

Gcro,rton, ga, marrosf. 6 ,. =
4 niesta lnipat liirntatlia ia A lprf'
faantuitpot mime periantaina to.
ptEtuneesia raj1bopfIesia D1ip6ant
t'lribiilifoiponnnsia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
; fnpllut ssetu gorfin tuIipalpsia,

gletd yorf, tnorrosf. s =. -
aoIme tDoldisnoista ioiiuat iurman.
Ia ia IeitientGn tp5l1istd lplffoor.
t,li,nat iii,l1 tltlipolosiG, iotd tpliMe
peria,itaina bGiuitti eradn tebtoan
1850 fooulIu Gust.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07
Snna iurmanuat fnfIi ai,toiliiaa.

Branb Sorts, 81. 8. = US. s.
Stebenion Sorgosta ia 81. SO. 0eter'
ion Mit,neopclisisto, nolelnmat Iii
ferniebid. iaipnt llrntonIa perlallfai'
1a fiji, i6itpdt altonIa foRsia Grea'
Nortbern pbti5n iunon eteen erdas
ia ristepfiesid tdd!ld.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-11-07

fanlaIle oilpan ian1oilt f,iin ie 1ner-
fitfee iitd Minne{hton fanlnlle ID
faifllle muille apaftiDille, il iifli n,i=
f, nu1la on oifeus Mia 1dolla ia fe@
boittoa teita, eft1 te cite pettaiii nii=
td perioatteita, joifIe tdrn1 baIlitus
on perustettn, ids1estaludllG ,niestG,
! iofo ebalstaa Gtaannro Gil trnstia,
/ terastrl,stia ia raitatietrustin -
n1,itta ei Min,lelotnn tai n1infddn
toiIen ,paltion faniau."
e5itten 2aJoIlette Ielosti aelIogg'-
| il, toiulinnen lellaatisia ia oioitti
I,uiten ban oil toiilin,,t Gina forpo-
ratiioonier1 eo,1tlt ipiinsefii dimes
taesi1dn ia toin1iesiaan dsfen bp-
naflptnn ful!itarifiiil pieolesta. 9al
ilpaft fitd INT aelToga on pluasteI-
Int IiIIa fnlnfa bd1t. DIT faa,rllt fatto-
pGreet tuopdnfIi tulligta, iosta ei ole
1t1itd;i;iitt tooallista buotpG foniolle.
! "gfii padl(pstafti snafloa teille
eneru,lGrt fl,iu faiffi fattopdreet nli-
til te tartpitIette ostaa elinfmttenan.
ne", liiuii 2a5ollatte
"SeilIa on tfraiiuiis IaDettdd ie.
naattiin mics, iofa fdiittad bollitut.
len ibn,iippoen fa1tpalta", iaifoi pu-
tuia. "0iinG olens tiatfinllt tdrudn
mieben elarnGnbistorion, bduen c.
oeItGiiGan, Da,len Iearapiiriadn il
banen perbe-eldlnSdria, Mind tun'
,len bdnen obielman5d ia he peri
! oatteet ipiia hin & \ lupautun,lt q t
l1ouoatta1nnan, ia olel, fesfnstelln'
IbGnen fonsinan foto,teni.
! "MinG olen tpafl,itettrt, ettd fur
ban on pnlitt1t, ia nina olen mar
ma, ett6 b6net lpo1itaon enfi tiistai
no, Min bdn tulee Walbingtoniir
toitniof5een ia ii0nestd6fleen ie1. bic
: mem e6istpsmieliien ioufon fanslo
iofo moi {euroufIenc t1rran tp,,obe1
4 tpoaleisto pitad falisldan pallal
: toiapoinoo fou1on ia rohaipaua1 e
: f,lier uiliIlG. ionfa ,piiu,e,s.aInitul
: et,,io lenootcri aelIoaa paInele
a oi4,r
uo,,. ~ 4.xtf. ,o,sox.,,
( rr.r.:o ,.aa ,oosor,.n
- -. r.,'a.. ..,,,,s. o;ott.I.nno,
Il ~ W.. e9,.a.: s4..,. nan;t,.s,.. ,.t
I.
:
i 0f'lt1 fe lefil'I1e' JOS 1elouh w mu. ~
i ito't Dl'oplS{oa'o'a'e 'puat'8te4ta y :
j. I'm hlstorlna "a opete11osl''h le'pa y.
n lop'tilen'te ipdieelfae ae haa'a'''.
il te fa1of1 M1lat'eN o'DeI l'ln''l
II polttoil'ffe mo1enieteFoar ppp'l'tla.. L..
Mlll1a Tin lelou'' iop'e''ne wv
n leuaf fon1hslo nun ge o'uu' u'''pu'
. .,sa, . aro;Est, of;o;st., ,Seio1
"a .sss,,,, ro,,r,,,, ;sYfoe, o,,,o f1gitt;
7 ,,ss,, % horr;trso,;o;to - IL he ia;
o. ,na4 t,,,.. nn;r ,1;noarshnist;i oif,
se ro.srosn;atS i ,ni;fforpbo;st6.
~ noos q r,foaiotte ,,,1notonne
~ .ohsot+. s3;r,ttss ION roitofgio nj;
"a n;tsfsS ,o,or,orphtpnue NIT; puao
u ~ + tot,u,aenr,,,foi5ino fs;r Ii
ss,, fo,,r,,,,,,e Q,,foon 81 ebai(e {
- !. +e;fs ,,,ort;o fnfp,,e;,i huolehtimoe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
SALVATION ARMY IS
FRIEND Of FR|ENDLESS

The church of the churChlcss, thc
home of the homeless, and the friend
of the friendless. This in brief is the
mission of the Salvation Army, accord
ing to f. l.. Graves, who IS supervising
the campaign that is being conducted
here in Umatilla county. 1t is not the
wish of the army to duplicate the work
of any other organization, nor do ~
We do a distinct work amongst the
class of people who will and do not go
elsewhere. And in every county in the
state of Oregon there is n wonderful
spirit of unity existing among all or
ganizations with the Salvation Army.
The same argument was brought up at
that there was indeed work for
the time of the World War. Eut the
work of the Salvation lassies proved
that there was indeed a work for them
to do and inasmuch as the salvation
Army was active on the battlefields of
Europe so also are they active on the
hattlefields of life. Calls are be ne
made upon the local representatives.
daily for help either for food or raj
meut or other things that are requisite
and necessary. But the income is not
as large as it was hoped it would he
for this campaign. II is the desire ot
the local representatives to close this
by next Tuesday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
Much More Due Treasury From
Fraudulent Handling Of War
Contracts; Lack Evidence.
18 SEPARATE COURT
ACTIONS INSTITUTED
War Price Gouging in Every
Field, Padding Of Material
and Labor Costs Charged.

WASHINGTON Nov. 24.-U. N. 81
The department of justice ordered
the federal department attorneys to
institute suits against the contractors
who built the country's war canton
ments. Attorney General Daugherty
hopes to recover the enormous surn
of $1S, 100000. The sum represents
"profiteering' and although it Is ad-
mitted that the government was
gouged much more it canont be re-
covered due to lach of evidence, The
case will begin within a few days all
over the county, and it is said to be
the beginning OF complete war price
gouging" in every field of endeavor.
The padding of labor costs, materials
and the like are charged. Eighteen
separate federal court actions are to be
instituted and they are said to include
a number of men who rushed to the
aid of the country In the emergency.
Cases filed today constitute the
greatest single effort the government
has yet made to recover ale ged over
payments for war work. All cases
civil not criminal.
The camps involved in tcday's aq-
ton are Camp Upton. N. ", Camp
Jackson. $. c., Camp sherman. Ohio.
and Camp Funston, Kansas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
FORD DEALERS GATHER
HERE FOR CONFERENCE

a conference in which Ford deal
ers of the Eastern Oregon territory
participated was held today at the
Hotel Pendleton. w. II. Goodwin,
manager of the Portland branch
had charge of the conference and
delivered personal message to
dealers from Edsel Ford. who re-
Gently visited the Portland branch.
Others who were here and had
some part on the program are J. u.
Jordan, assistant state managei,
Fred Carr and c. +. Allison. road
men.
G.. H. Bryant. prominent in the
world of advertising affairs, also at
tended the school and made an ad-
dress this afternoon. The meetings
were held for Ford dealers only and
were conducted behind closed doors.
Problems of salesmanship and other
matters of interest TO the trade were
discussed.
Dealers from all over the eastern
part of the state were present at
the conference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
GOVERNMENT TRAPPER
IS GIVEN PROMOTION

Predatory animals on the range
land in Umatilla county may rest a
bit easier for time, because Harold
Dobyns. government trapper with a
record that has made brother trap
Ipers and hunters of the L. s. Biolo-
gical Survey pale with envy, has been
promoted. He accompanied his wife
land baby to lone today where they
will visit for month while he is
getting himself accustomed to the job
of assistant inspector at Olympia.
Wash. where his headquarters Will
be in the niture.
There is another animal that will
rest easy, too. as a result OF the
change in Dobyns fortunes. This
animal is none other than Bolliver.
saddle horse which Dobyns has rid
den every work day for the past six
years. He Is to be placed on the re-
Tired list now and will have nothing
more strenuous to do in the future
than to eat grass.
During the time Dobyns has been
a trapper he declares he has killed
1000 coyotes. SO bears and 100 wild
cats. In addition he has put away
,000 porcuplnes and badgers for
which the service gives no credit.
Most OF his work has been done in
this county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
GAME SATURDAY IS LAST
ONE FOR SIX BUCKAR00S

When Fnndlctun and Columbia Cot
lcge play here Saturday afternoon at
Eound-Up field, six Buckaroos will
make their final appearance as mem
bers of Coach Homer c. TaylorS
grdiron machine on their own home
field.
Not all of the men are on the resu-
lar team, but most of them are and all
uG them have had Il part in the sea-
sons work. The men who will play
heforc pendloton crowd for the last
time as members of the football team
are Richard Farnheart, Chester stone
hralIer. Stocky quarterback. John War
ren, Charles Johnson. Frank Mol
strom and probably Adolph Hcydcn.
The game will be called at 2:30
o'clock, and the high school body Is
expected to turn out unanimously TO
see their team for their last home
game
Dope has it that the locals should
win oyer the college aggregation from
Milton, but dope has Il habit Of slop-
ping over and mussing the fellow who
starts to spread It, so Coach Taylor
will not take any chances. The Bucks
will go in with blood in their eyes and
a desire to win.
The Thanksgivirg Day game will
be played with Bahcr at Baker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
DAUGHEPTY TO PROSECUTE WAR
PROFE>EERS ON FRAUD CHARGE
ERSKlN CHILDERS Is
EXECUTED BY A FREE
STATE FIRING SQUAD

4 DUBLIN, Nov. 24.-G. n. So 1
+ --ErskiTe Childers, chief aide of j
f. Famonn De Valera, was eNecut- i
II ed by a Free State firing squad i
4 on a raw, cold morning as Chill i
Il ders was led from the outskirts 1
Il Of the city. He had n handker- 4
+ chief tied over his face and was i
# placed with his back to the wall +
IL then II half dozen shots rang ont.
+ Childers refused to allow the +
Il priest to administer the last sac +
4 rament. Mrs, Childers tainted #
when told her husband had been +
+ executed, and refused to have +
+ the clergyman pray with him +
+ during the night. a
+ DUBLIN, Nov. 24.--U3 P)--- f
+ Great excitement prevailed today +
+ when the Free State government f.
+ announced the execution of Ers- =
+ kline Childers, first lieutenant to r.
+ Eamonn De Valera, and noted 4
+ author and republican agitator. Il
l. He was executed today follow +
f. ing the conviction of a military +
f. court of the unauthorized pos i
+ session of an automatic pistol. T.
Il Il + + Il IL y + + r +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24

! One of the most peculiar twists ever
to arise in such connection came to
a head last night when Senator Moser
/ of Portland joined the T'pton forces
working for the presidency of the sem
ate and received welcome from the
Crook county senator On the sur
face of things as shown in the forego-
! ing dispatch it looks Ike success for
/ Upton.
/ However, senator Ritner who h.Is
returned home declares that MAJOR
/ ity of the Eastern oregon senators are
under promise to Senator Eddy 10
quit Upton if Moser joins the Upton
ranks. At the time that promise wa5
made, 1t is said Senator Eddy gave 4
| premise that Mosers' support Moui'l
not be welcomed by Eddy a pron'is-
Eddy Is said TO have kept.
These Eastern oregon men acc now
ocing called upon to keep the promise
made 10 Eddy. II they keep it il mems
they turn against the Eastern oregon
man they have been supporting. Foe
: the purpose Of determining upon q line
Of action they expect 10 have a meet
ling shortly They may meet in pCn-
dlcton sunday
Meanwhile Senator Ritner has wI-ed
to Upton rcciting that Moser's admit
lance into the Upton camp intrudes on
the agreement with Eddy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
IRRIGATION BILL IS
EXPECTED TO PASS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-CC. p)
4 delegation of we tern congressman
today asked Pre- 'ident Harding to
incorporate in the annual congress
Sional message Il recommendation
for the passage of the Sunith-Mc-
Nary reclamation bill which pro-
vidcs for the reclamation and drain
age Of arid lands in the west and
south. The bill is now calendared
for both houses Representatives
Smith, Idaho, the bills co-author,
believed that t would be enacted into
It law this winter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
.PENDLETON HAS 16
ATTENDING u. OF 0

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Nov.
2i.-The student roster at Oregon this
year is made up of representatives
from 1870 high schools of the state, 16
of which are located in Portland, ac-
cord ng TO "A compilation issued by the
Registrars office in an attempt to
ycarn the geographical distribution of
entering students. The largest num-
bcr of entrants coming from any one
place is 216, which is the representa-
ton from Portland. Eugene ranks
second with so, and Pendleton third
with 10. Foreign students registered
come from Canada, China, Germany,
Italy, Korea, Peru and the Philippines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
TRIES TO BUY STAMPS FOR
= = rr r
LESS THAN PAR; GETS IN
ORDER OF RED RASPBERRY

f. Todays candidate for the or
Il der uf the Royal ked Raspberry
+ is John Greulich, Pendlcton the
II atrical man.
II The other day he saw Bill
+ O'Rourke going down the street
r. with Il regular sheaf of postage
f. stamps under his arm. Greulich
+ thought that Il big supply of
f. stamps, so he said something
j. about it.
i. Nope, we use lot of en- in
+ our business" Bill said to Greu-
Il lich. And along about this
+ time Of the mOnen we always
+ buy ten dollars worth. We
4 can get that many for only eight
+ dollars now under the reduced
+ rates the government is allow
+ ing for few days"
+ Greulich then talked to his
+ pax ner, Guy Matlock, told him
f. of the bargain and suggested
f that the firm save 20 per cent
# on their stamp bill. Matlock
+ kept h S face straight, check
Il for eight dollars was written,
+ and Greulich went directly to the
+ postoffice. He had an offer
+ from his partner Of one dollar
+ for every two-cent stamp he
Il could buy above eight dollars
+ worth for eight dollars
+ He returned to the office
+ shortly afterward with eight
=, Inl 1rt h 1f Of n
f some experience. Also he is
+ nov a member of the Il. Il. r.
4. i H. T. & y IL Il T. + T.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE
OFFERS BIG SUM FOR
LIFE GIVING GLANDS

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-tU. PD-An
offer of 100000 for life giving glands
by an aged Chicago millionaire who
planned to marry 25 year old woman
was reported to the police by an un-
named informant The report was
probed today by authorities seeking to
clear up the attack upon Joseph MOI
MAX who was mutilated and robbed
of vital tissues. Names, dates, and
places regarding the offer and robbery
were given in such detail that ser
gcant Smith of the detective bureau,
in charge of the investigation, is con-
vinced that the mysterious attacks
which have been occurring in Chica-
so for several mOnths' soon would be
cleared up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
COMMONS ASKED To
RAT|FY IRISH PACT

LONDON. Nov. s4.-tC. P.D-
Premier Bonar Law formally intro
duced 20 the house OF commons the
hill to raiify the Irish treaty estab-
fishing an Irish free state. Despite
the solid labor vote against the new
the commons today gave
the premier a vote OF confidence s3s
to l35 when law suerH tel that the
commons consider on IS government
measures AT this sees i1n.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
CATTLE. HOGE WEAK

PORTLAND Nov. ETA. PD-
Cattle weak undertone, hogs weak
"od lo,vor oN top end Prime light
1925 at $9.G5; sheep steady, fancy
lambs in demand, eggs unsettled, but
ter firm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
FARM BLOC HAS PROGRAM.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24,--(U. P.)
Senate farm bloc leaders today
drew up IL complete legislative pro-
gram To provide relief for the farm
ers during this session of congress.
The bloc meets next, week to ratify
the program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
TWO STRUCK BY AUTOS.

SEATTLE, Nov. 24.--U. PD-One
man was probably fatally hurt and an
other severely injured in two automQ-
bile accidents here last night colin
Pain, pedestrian, probably will die.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
MOTHER POISONS SELF
AND FAMILY, BELIEF

LANCASTER. Ohio. Nov. e4.-U-.
PA mother. irrational from ILL
health. killed herself. her husband
and four small children. the police
believed today IN probing the Hen
derson poison mystery. They un-
covered additional evidence tending
70 show that outsiders were not
guilty of the poisoning
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
SENATE PRESIDENCY
HAS QUEER TANGLES

PORTLAND, Nov. 24,--(U P)-
Jay Upton, state senator from Crook
county, today appeared chosen presi-
dent of the next state senate. Senator
Gus Moser. Multnomah. joined the
Upton forces Thursday, giving him t6
votes needed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
sTuINIAN CAsE srANnS

NEW YORK. Nov. eta. PJ-
The appellant division Of the supreme
court refused today 10 upset The find
ings Of the lower court against the
StilIman in divorce suIt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-24
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Lee MOorholse
weather observer.
Maximum. IS.
Minimum. -.
Barometer. 3d-2u.