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New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
AT ODDS WITH UNION
President of Stage Hands Issues Statement That Local Playhouse is on "Cnfair List"

H. w. Williams, president of the local branch of the l. A. T. S. E., to- day affirmed the report that all union affiliation with the Lyceum theater has been discontinued. MT. Williams stated that steps had been taken by the union men to reach a settlement with the management without success, and as result the theater has been placed on the unions Unfair List"
 The union head also said that it will be necessary for the management to employ non-uniGn actors due to the controversy, which will effect mem bers of the Actors Equity
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
OPPOSES FARMER MEMBER
Federal Resere Board Members Says It is Playing Politics to Add Farm CT Member.

San Francisco, April 13.-The pro- posal to put farmer on the federal reserve board is political, John R. Mitchell of Minnesota, a member of the board, declared in an address here yesterday.
 Putting farmer on the federal reserve board is like adding a fifth wheel to wagon," MT. Mitchell said.
 Mir Mitchell said that if the scheme were carried into reality difficulties would be sure to follow because there was no room for politics in the bank ing system. MT. Mitchell declared that the board was the most misun- derstood part of the governments f. nancial structure
 Adolph G. Miller. another board member, supported the statement.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
SMALL FIRE THIS AFTERNOON.

The fire department was called out at 1855 o'clock this afternoon by an alarm from Box 37 at the corner of Beaver and Broad streets to 9S Beav- CT street. A tenant in the house owned by s. Blond. started wood fire in a stove, and the soot in the chim- ney filled the house with smoke. An invalid woman named Mrs. Mary Ed munds, was carried to a place of safety by the firemen. The damage will not exceed s10.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

Whenever my children have colds or are run down 1 give them Father Johns Medicine and il never fails 10 bring them right back to health, My little girl was alI run down, but after taking Father Johns Medicine for q little while she became strong, rugged, healthy girl tSigned) Mrs, Arthur T Hall, Hazel street, I'N- bridge, Mass"
 For over 65 years Father Johns Medicine has been the standard mcdi- cine for all the family. No alcohol o" dangerous drugs, Try it today
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
PAPER INDUSTRY
Campaign for Forestry Legislation Shows Much Progress in the Past Near-SaNing Raw Material.

New York, April 13,-The Ameri- can paper industry in it's campaign for forestry legislation to provide q continuous supply of the raw mater ial made distinct progress in the past year, George w. Sisson, Jr., chairman of the American Paper and Pulp as sociation's forestry committee report cd today at the annual convention.
 A congressional committee, he said, had devoted an entire week to in tensive study of the nations forestry problem and had been urged not only by the American Paper and Pulp as- sociation but by the American news paper publishers association and the American forestry association 10 en- act measures which would aid in starting a new growth on the Sl,000,- 900 tmbcrless acres of land in the country.
 His committee. he added, was hope ful for the passage Of the legislation by the present congress.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
5,568 FAIL TO VOTE
Only 6l Per Cent of Registered Voters Showed Any Interest in Election Tuesday.

Der of voters in New Britain did their duty at the polls Tuesday, according to figures compiled by Tax Collector Bernadotte Loomis this morning. In answer to a question deciding a bet as to what percentage turned out, MT, Loomis figures as follows:
 There are in this city 15,471 regis tered voters. Of this number only 9,9n3 showed any interest in the nam ing of public officials by casting their ballots for their choice. This figures 156 over the GA per cent.
 The number of persons registered who did not vote numbered 5,56S.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
YULE AND WIFE TO
 BE BURIED IN U. S.
American Candy Maker Killed in France With Mate, To Be For
 Warded To This Country.

Bridgeport, April 13.-Attorney Theodore F. Steiber, administrator of the estate of Christopher Bruce Yule, a candy manufacturer of this city, who was killed with his wife in the airplane collision near Beauvais, France, last week, said today that he had cabled the American consul at Paris on Monday to make inquiry as to the cost of bringing the bodies of Yule and his wife back to this coun- try. He also forwarded the money for reply he said, but failed to receive any reply,
 When I heard nothing from the consular office, l made arrangements with the American Express Co. to bring the bodies back to the ttates for burial at Quincy, Mass" sai. Attor- ney Steiber. These arrangements were completed yesterday"
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

Paris April 13.--The bodies of Christopher Bruce Y.ule and his wife who were killed in airplane collision last week near Beauvais are still at the American church here awaiting a claimant. Consul-Gen. Thac'lara is without even the address of :he de- ceased.
 All their personal property was found after the accident but it was said two valuable watches were lost when the bodies were brought to Paris. The undertakers expenses so far have been defrayed by the Ma sonic fraternity of which MT. Yule was member.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

The so-caled 'radium' on lumin- ous watch dials is really an in- finitesimal quantity of radium mixed with zinc sulphide.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

The only civilized state in the world to be ruled absolutely by a woman is Bhopal, the second most important Mohammedan state in h. dia.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
It Never Fails To Bring
 The Babies Back to Health

A Mothers Praise of Father Johns
 Medicine for Body Building.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

MONUMENTS. maIsoleums and htad- stones. Large Na,.ety and all grades or marble and granite. Everything Tn cem- otery work. John r. Mechan M9numont Works, Clark St. corner Union St.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

BANKBooK-No, sas7, Commercial Trust
 Co.,, lost, Finder please return to bank,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

Si1D N<>iN palhbhlANo 1Jtlo " 1920 Ford coupe. 1921 Maxwell coupe 1920 Dort 3 passenger ruuabout. 1917 Maxwell touring. 1920 Oakland sedan Ford racer. SIS Ford touring car. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES co, 139 ARCH ST. TEL. 210S
 Agents for Chalmers Maxwell
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

FORD coupe. Best of condition 12 Rock well Ave. Phone 1279-12.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

BUNCH of keys in leather ease, lost, Finds CT please return to NJ. Irving Jester, l93 Arch street.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

Licensovsnie misiarcv . predays'
dow mlislEa Ii,ke yynenovs'
troeh oh6anov aa mestslcd ro'
81 botu. 1lssto hude mat audi
toriu1n Tyxds6 cistenia.

" =
Zdrayotna rada East Youngs,
townu vyniesla minule rozhodnut-
tie ze kazdy masiar a dodavaS
mlieka ma 81 vybrat' cd klerka
zdravotnej rady v mayoroyej kan
celarii licenc, ktory stoji SOC. .
je platny ma sest mesiacov. POI
kuta "a nevybratie 81 licencu OBJ,
nasa ME Wac ako 800.
Direktor bezpecnosti "a verejnej
sluzby Jan Lisko vymenoval Viii
llama Gordona, "a yseObecneho
pomocnika pri vodoFode, dale.
Jamesa Agostenella "a drawer;
ohnohasicskeho auta, a Henr,
Woolbridge-a "a janitora NEST
skeho domu. Dvaja posledni u;
boli zamestnani vo svojich mie
stach.
| Skolska rada mesta sa rozhodl;
zaknpit's yiacere Lofty okolo Cor
don skoly, ma ktorych by posta
villa budovu, Y ktorej by bolo au
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
AA sLov4,eku AAelI
puKk kTy.

= 5el Z I ~ Y u
Y gemersksi zllpe, v abci Bet
liar dvaja qrpbaM iili DO lesa "a
svniim kus chlebom. ze bqdu me.
ire r1hat'. Tx 81 al slozili "a.
Sali syoju pracu koneit, Ako im
ioh sila dokaznvala, ii dyaja dre1
yprphAai popalN pa iednehao hru-
beho buka, ktory NAL do seba vel
kl dieru, ale dreyoruba6i So bnka
vel mi zl'akli. he oni no veru RI
hat nehudl, ze ie to vel mi hru.
By, TAX 81 unicnili, ze no vraj "a
palia. Tax So al stale, huka zapa-
Hill odiali d'alei tensie dreyo rd-
bat Dyaja ehudaci nemali AMI
len tusenia, ze co v tom buku mo-
Be byt', ze tam mdze byt' nejaky
poklad. Ako sa huk vyvalil, dyaia
]rubaci prisi k aemu, ze no pose
kajd do metra. Ako prisli k menu
tax sa len sinutnymi ocami poze.
rail- jeden ma druheho potom vo-
lako jeden prehpyoril:: '.Vidis
(bratku, keby sme boil tom We
lde,i, tax by sme no boil r1bali a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
csR. PRvA PR POMoCI
HLADUJtQEMU RUsKU

Podl'a zpravy, ktorl vydala od-
.borova internacionala v Amster-
dame, odyedly do 10. decembra
1912 pre- srobotnicku pomoc hladu
jdcemu Rusku: Ceskoslovensko
10000 holandskych zlatych, Fran
>cia 1000. Taliansko 10000,
Nemecko $4,000, Svedsko $4,000,
Anglia 59,Q50, Belgia 56, 200, Ho-
landsko '3s,5OO. syajeciarsko 37,-
500 Rak1sko $4,000. Je tu tedy
reppblika Ceskoslovenska ma pr
erom mieste, aGkoPvek co do poe
ctu organizovanych clenov je me-
Idzi uvedenyni statlnisna siestom
nieste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
uLoHA MAL,EJ DoHoDY,

Il..I. -,
=,
,, 81 !. -
Is.
-. -:
G,,., -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
TALIANSKA TLAC o 6sL.
ZAHRAN1cNEJ PoLITIKE.

I,ondynsky dopisovatel' milan
skeho 'sSecola Z pise, ze' CIR. Benes
ma til zasluhu. be sisli sd. Lloyd
George Poincarom v Boulogne.
Pocas syojej navstevy vykonal Or
Benes kus poctivej prace, a doka-
zal sa byt dobrym politikom. IDA
10 sa, ze Poincareov MAJOR na ja-
noyskii konferenciu bol zmeneny,
ked tento pocul Cd Benesa dovo-
dy3 Lloyd George-ove. Ale predsa
nepriklonil sa hned ma anglieku
thesu, ale vynasnazil sa nahovo-
rit' Lloyd Georgia. ku predbez-
nei kcnferencii s.Poincareom. To
sa podarilo DIR Benesoyi, ked po-
ukazal, ze hlavne staty dohody ne
smejli predstipit IA janovskej
konferencii so spornymI nazora-
mi. Nielen Ceskoslovensko, ale ce-
Ia Mala dohoda 81 praje, ably Fran
cia a Anglia vystupily sjednotene,
; ably al ona sas mohla podl'a Mich
orientovat'.
Parizsky. dopisovatel' MESA
gera a. uvadza, lie !lllayn5m d5yo.
dom Benesovym bolo, ze vt&dal ma
Lloyd Georgia posobit' jednedu
chym dokazoln. Ak spor anglieko
francuzsky potrya este d'alej. bu
de mat vel mi skodlivJ yliv nj
kollsolidaciu strednej Epropy 9
nastanu velike zlnatky, keby Pra
ha,s Varsaya, Belehrad b Rnka
rcst nfaly VOLT medzi Parfzom
LOlldInom. Pre- tento dovod pri
stal Lloyd George na schddzu
Poincareom v Boulogne.
Gino Berri pise v "Corrierr
della Sera'' 0 ustavicnom vzrasta
nj isnlej dohody, hlavne jej vyzna
mu u balkanskycll statov. NAL
dohoda slce vznil1la 2 malJach "a
ciatkov, ale bolo by omyfom ma
zdavat' sa, ze, jej budovatelia
1913 4 1919, fMasaryk, Paste, We
i - : wx.{ a - q -
nizelos, BeRes q Take Joneseu, b,
neboli yideli Y duchu jej bud1c
most Podl'a ich priania maly =
slGastnit v Malej ,dohode vse1
Ky staty od Baltickeho po Ege.
81 ske more. Pre- rome prieiny pl
bndpsani Malej dohody nebo!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
Gl4nky Gesk Slpyenskej Tlacovej'

mqzno zaSinat $ tax velikym pla.
nom, ale p6yodcoyia museli sa ~
nepatrnymi zaciatka-
mi. Dneskas Mala dohotia pojima
.Ceskoslovensko, juhoslaviu d Ru-
,nunsko, ,ktore staty sd nayzajom
syiazane styrma obrannyni yojen-
skymi smlurami. akladom tych-
TO smllv jeI nedotknutel most nie
|royych smliiv Cd cohp zavisf exi-
stepcia jelnetlisych statov. Kr,h
Malej dohody 50 ustavicne rozsi-
ruje. Je to Grecko, ktoremu mie-
Isto Y Malej dohode je rezervoya-
ne, akonahle sa vyrovna grecko-
turecky spor a pristtipeniu Pol
ska zavadzia iba predpojatost o
tproti Ceskoslovensku. Ku dohode
medzi mimi vsak istotne dojde, le-
bo u oboch 'statoy ie zjavne, ze
'ch zallranicna politika musi byt
spolocna. Lolezitn iilohu ma roz.
sirenie Malej dohody llra Rumun-
sko. Snatkom princezny Marie 5
kral'om Alexandrom utuzuje So
.oriatelsk6 puto nielen medzi obo
na statmi, ale zosilnuje sa .tym a.
/ aela Mala 'dohoda. Prostrednic
vpm Rumniska bude al Greckt
siskan6 pre- Mal1 dohodu, taktt
" sa potom splnila mysienka 1,s
Nali dohodu, jakot t.komplex, sta
tov spojenych spolocnymi zauj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
sLovANsKA sPoLKovk
poLITfKA.

II - y s "
zaciatkom marca priniesla Ger
mania ElAlinks dra X. Masera Q
"Slovanskej tspofkovej politike',
" ktorom sa vupodstate poveda: !:
Az do shrleenia starelio Ruska
slovanskym nstredim Dol 'Petro,,
brad. Po dokonceni xaiky sl dnesl
strednej Europe este 4 slovan-
ske staty, ktore stoh v prikrom
odpore proti bolseyizmu. Sloyan-
ska myslienN je ME lnrtva. Ale
slovanskees stredisko presnnulo sa
q Neyy hd Vltavu. DR. Benes je
dneska peiifickyln feSiserom yset
keho Slovanstva. TeJlto sikovny,
.energickva diplomaticlSy zkdse-
nv statnik tedel vytrofit vfeho-
do-europske zaujmove spolooen-
stvo spoil staty od Baltu az ku
Adrii a. vytvoril Mich silneho
politickeho einitel'a europskej po-
iitiky. Ak spelok CsR. S Juhosla-
ss;eu vzbudzoval DOZEN saliancie
ma sbranu prot mad 'arskej Cd
vete, d'alsf ylvoj a hlayne prI-
tdmnost' Malej dohody znamena
-. = g4F Il
Wac. Tonluto dosvedcuje i cesta
Benesa ma zapad a konferencia ex
pertov Malej dehody Y Belehra-
de. Ma tejto konferencii budn al
expert Pol ska, ktore sice este je
'nie formalne clenom Malej doho-
dy, ale na predbeznej kopferen-
eli statnikov Malej dohody, ktora
bola v polovici februara,, ohlasilo
svoje pristnpenie. Takto bude v
najblizsom case premenena Mala
dohoda ma, stvorspolok. Potion sa
autor clankn zaobera udalostia-
mi, ktore primaly Pol'sko, ably
vstiipilo do Malej dohotly. q po-
sledneho preiayu Pilcoyho 0 ger
manofilskom lcharaktere mad ar
skej politiky mysli, ze n0yy stvor
spolol ma, "a dcel zabezpecit' na-
slednfckgm station iizemia, ktorf
boly odnate byvalym centralnym
mocnostiam. Priblzenie sa Pol.
ska ku Malej dohode zaiste ne.
stale. sa bez vlivu Francie. Teraz
sa zaiste jednat' bude pripoje
ME. BuIharska, ktore asi nebude
dlho stat stranou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
S9gs AgI-E71a. ). -a1 sI93E
Robotnfk xabity v prasi.

Jan Horyat, Mad ar q {, 279
Robinson Rd., East Youngstown,
zabity Dol minul3ho piatku poeas
prace y Sheet and Tube Go, Hpr,
vat zakladal hAky ma iarahe
(crane) . iednu liatinu, ktoFa sd
4 hakoy yysnikla . padla naahp,
Bol odyezeny do nsmocnice, ale E,
Ste. ma ceste. zOmrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

HOLLANDS chlieb je pecepy pajcistejsich ma
tsriaIov, akS mexno dostat'. Expertni pekkn strar
tia kaady process ptt peteni, napomahAni al
toM najmedsrnsjsimi maSineriani, vsetky snc Eafi-
pisQvaa6 basskvrait5m hieu6kjm smajl0m Pocas
selAhe proclsa cssto js skeFe paaotknutt rudstymi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
qodoycikpvcom somrela de6ria.

Zuzanka, 1-rocna dcerka llama
a Marie GodoV6ik, zomrela V do
lnacnosti roditov, So Bright Ave.
East Youngstown, o l.. hod. DO
.poludni ma komplikacie nemoci.
Oplakavaja ju dve sestry a brat
a sice: Maria. Anna Jan, s ro-
dicini.
]. Pohrabne obrady yykonal Rev,
Jozef Nadenhicek 20 slovsnskeho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

ID dvs t$1dns Ale lFs h h
bolo, dpkaty boly zhogsne q "A
isdneii hrd klihte. Roli esscsf sfana
na jednu mericp,
TAX upozor1ujem nasloh bra-
tov Slovakov, BE nasa kraJfna u
vel mi bohata, iebo - ! baEoch II
nachadzaji poklady, zeby kazdyy
dal pozor, ked' ppide do Ylesa dpe-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

II idsrt = s zsany 4
'napisat trslin Gist svoiho diels
Il psko s,ssn / iest iis5
Esyaif skisepastj q s,hrapidnai
I.pr4es n eFetqyN rpjny,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
Pre1o Je HOLLANDS chlieb Taky Gsi.tj

rukami. Ked raystiHte tito nadmisrx cistuEkl
pskareh jsj hojnost.pu ce,stv6hs povstria aaSt-
nycA id6ov, vaaa prvi mysiiAuka priralsaRA buds:
-''Aky tisty q zdTay5 mnM hyt' McIG.AagD
chlieb!" Prid'te isto M nass ptvorsaie NJ puanci
stvrtok vecer nedxi 6. II. hotmsu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
kazdy je pozvany
ma stvrtok vecer, 6. aprila

AZ 81 PAJEME ably nayvl bovsku pekaren pocas
lNl no g. buac
- njfansh
5
a u
pn o pod 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
Z 9''f1asrapk 4 a. oYraxi .1LaE sEkx &c HI1z

kaly. psasbyterianskeho kestol4
~ LapsiRayiils 4 ntofpk % polus'
dni. Pochovana bola. Lake Park
ci4torins,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-15

DECAUSE the East Oregonian stated the plain truth
with reference to the Umatila rapids project and
the necessity for Portland support if it is to be put
over we are accused by the Oegonian Of naggng Port
land The Oregonian big enough paper to know bet
terthan that and does know better It also knows quite
well that its statement this morning in regard to repeal of
one section of the original reclamation law is demagogy
pure and undefied That section was reepaed because
there were western states that had no projects to be
built money could not be expended in those states
The clause was repealed by republican congress under
republican president many years ago. 1t was common
sense move and the Oregonian criticised merey because
at that time it wished to do political damage to George
E. Chamberlain, then senator
However all that is ancient history and has nothing to
dowth the present If the McNarySmith bill passes
congress there will be S35O0OOO00 available for irrigation
projects The question whether Oregon shall assert
itself and of this fund for the Umata
rapids project other projects of interest to Oregon or
shall allow all the money to be secured by other states
Washington wants the money for the Columbia basin pro-
ect and the southwest wants it for the Colorado project
Butinthe Umatlla rapids project have reason
able scheme than either of the foregoing and if the right
work is done make strong showing to that very
end with good hope of success if may rely upon the
opinion of good Portlander-- Whitney L. Boise
Naturally Portland will have to take the lead if our pro-
ect is to succeed Apathy or opposition in Portland will
befata Imperfect good faith this newspaper has pointed
out this fact and sought the support of Portland in
scheme that promises for Portland than for any 9TH
ercity Why should the Oregonian brand such work
"lrere nagging"?
The Portland paper should forget what it said this
morning and think again. If it will do so and will nvest
gate the facts it will discover that in supporting the Una
tiaapds project the people Of Pendeton and this terri
tory are advocating very worthy enterprise the con-
strction Of which will be great aid in the growth and
advancement of the Rose City.
Does the Oregonan stand for the development of Ore
gonor is it ready to betray the projects of this state the
theory that Eastern Washington development promises
more for Portland than does development in Eastern
Oregon?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-15

WaIula cutoff The federal road bureau by some hOcus
pOcus has endorsed the project ridiculous as it may SEEM
Meanwhile our requests for federal road money were de-
MED The federal people would not listen to request for
money for the WesonElgn road The requestfOr money
for the HOldman-Pendeton road was denied. Likewise
got post road money for the Grant county road On
the Oregon Trail this county itself has to pay for the work
between Deadmans pass and Kanea and will take three
years to meet the BILL Yet the Oregon Trail is arecegniz
ed primary road of transcontnena importance and so is
entitled to federal aid
The cold plain facts are that those working for the Wal
lula cutoff would rob Eastern Oregon road projects of
money they need and give that money to protective do
not need and do not want Meanwhile of this county
are asked to endorse that hghhahded unfair policy by
to the legislature the one man who at the spec
a session stood out against Eastern Oregons interests
and by SO doing gave aid and comfort to the enemies of
Umatilla county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-15
THE OREGONIAN KNOWS BETTER

Copyright, 1929, by Edgar A. Guest)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-15
ADAMS LAD|ESGLUB
HOLD MEETING THURSDAY
East oresonian Specially

1Af4 TAX AAs
ADAMS, April fb.-Mrs. Jess Sal
ing and Mrs. Smith of Pendleton mo-
tored TO Adams Wednesday
Mrs. Joe Danes and daughter Mrs.
P. Bunch weres in Pendleton today.
Hattie Lewis and Mando' Smith
were in Pendleton today.
Mrs. Ralph wallan and son Billy
motored to Adams today to do some
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmitt Darr motored
to Pendleton to do some shopping
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Darr motored to
the city of Pendleton TO do some shop
ping Friday.
The Adams Ladies Club met at the
home of Mrs Ben Inman on Thurs
day afternoon and after the regular
business was over dainty lunch was
served. Those presentswere Mrs. Luth-
er, Mrs. Lesto, Mrs. Chas. Dupuis and
daughters Irene and Frances, Mrs. A,
j. Baker and daughter, Mrs. G. O.
Richardson, Mrs. Revella Lieuallen,
Mrs. Otis Iieuallen, Mrs. Jack May
berry, Mrs. viii Boyer, Mrs. L. Eaton,
Mrs. G.. Spencer. Mrs. Elmer Hales.
Mrs Harry Larabee, Mrs. Yeager and
daughter. All enjoyed a most pleas
ant afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rust of Pendle-
ton were in Adams today.
Mrs. Handrom and children were in
Adams today to do some shopping.
Mrs. tChas.g Dupuis was the guest OF
Mrs. Chas. schatz today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-15
WE ARE ASKED TO ENDORSE THOSE WHO
WOULD ROB US

a the special session of the legislature held in Pan
~ uary, all the Eastern Oregon MEMBERS with the
- single exception of Frank Sloan of this county,
signed protest against building of the Walula cutoff
The petition needed by the state highway commission
and justly so.
Most of those who signed that petition prompted
to do so by the fact all available money is needed Ore
CON roads of Importance and they resented the idea of
wasting million dollars duplicate tourist road when
our own legitimate projects neglected for lack of
funds
The people of this county had especial grievance be-
cause they know that the Waula cutoff scheme is move
to cut the throat of this country with reference to
large volume of present tourist business 1t would adj
veisey affect the people of Freewater Milton Weston
Athena, Adams Pendleton Echo Stanfield and Helms-
ton The advocates of the cutoff declared by resolution
that the present paved road between Wala Waa and Pen
deton runs over great elevations and unfit for winter
travel They said that at the very time when our highway
open all the time for travel and the Columbia highway
itself near Portland hopeessy blocked by snow and
ice.
We are now being penalized by the agitation for thu