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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
ORLANDO ME ZDoLAL
UTWORZYc GABINETU.

Rzyrn, 10. lutego. (Prasa ST.
- WysiSki byiego premjera Or
lando w sprawie utworzenia ga
binctu speizly ma niczem, albo--
wiem ME byi on W stanie dojsG
do porozumienia ze stronnictwa-
mi W parlamencic, azeby zyskat
niezbedne oparcie dla gabinetu.
Orlando usiiowai stworzyc gabi7
net wybitnie nacjonalistyczny i W
tel sprawie konferowai on par
tia katolicka i demokratami, lecz
pierwsi oznajmili mu, IL ME mo-
ga zgodzic- sic na postawione wa
runki. Socjalisci zaS "a cene pod
trzymania gabinetu domagali sic
rewizji traktatu wersalskiego.
bezstronnoSci W polityce wewne-
trznej i zatrzymania obecnego
proporcjonalnego prawa repre-,
zentacyjnego.
Wczoraj wieczorem kr6l F.
manuel po oznajmieniu Orlan--
do, IL ME jest on W stanie utwo-
rye gabinetu, zawezwai do sic
bic byiego prewjera Bonomi, kto
.ry zrezygnowai pare dni tenu
kenferowai MIN przez dfuzsza
chwile. Konfereneja Bonomi z
kr6lem dafa pow6d do przypusz-
.czen, IL kr6l polecii Bonomi u
tworzenie gabinetu.
RzAD NIEMIECKI UWoL-
MI 5000 TRAMWAJARzY.
Berlin, 10. lutego. = Kanclerz
Wirth oznaimii wczoraj W Reich
stagu, Il urzednikom pahstwo--
wynn ME przysluguje prawo straj
- zA.--..-.-., q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
AGENcI BoLSZEWIccY w
AMERYcE POD oBsERWA--

,WaSZynSton, ~ AuleSo'
genci bolszewiccy w Stanach Zje
dnoczonych, ktorzy zbieraja tu
fundIsze ma a&cje ratunkowa W
Rosji sowieckiej, beda znajdowa-
Ii sic pod scisia obserwacja De-
partamentu Sprawiedliwosci.
Waszyngton, 10 lutego. - Ma
wyrazne zadanie prezydenta Har
dinga Sekretarz Handlu, P. Hoo
yer przesial wczoraj do Biaiego
Donu szczegoiowy rapport z dzia
ialnosci zarowno Amerykanskie-
81 Kornitetu Ratrnkowego W Ro
|sji jak j innych podobnych orga-
|hizaeyj. ktore niosa ratunei< gfo5
dem dotknistej ludnosci W Rosji-
Zlozenie tego raportu byio wy
uosane okolicznoscia, re wielu a
eent6w bolszewicEch zajmuje sic
akcja ratunkowa zupelnie nieza-
leznie cd Amerykanskiej Admi-
nistracji Ratunkowej i,-ze wspol-
pracuja oni z rzadem bolszewi-
ckim. Chodzi tu bowiem 8 to, re
ne wiadomem jest, czy zebrane
przez rome komitety fundusze
lSontrolowane przez bolszewicki
rad mosSiewski beda cafkowicie
obrocone ma ten eel, ma jaki byly
zbierane. Mozliwem wiec Jest,
&c nawet akcja ratilnkowa bolsze
wickiego Czerwonego Krzyza
rdwniez bedzie znajdowaia sic
rod nadzorem, przynajmniej be
die tam przeprowadzone odpo-
wiednie sledztwo.
PREZYDENT HARDING POD
PISAL WNIoSEK o DLU-
Zach ZAGRANICZNYcH.
Waszyngton, 10 lutego. - Pre-
zydent Harding podpisai wczo--
raj wniosek prawa o utworzeniu
specjalnej komisji do prowadze-
ria tlkiad6w W sprawie odebra-
mia sll,ooo,OOo,ooo, jake pahstwa
zagraniczne WHINE So Stanom
Ziednoczonych.
SENAT ZATWIERDZIL NO.
MINACJE NOWYCH AM
BASADORoW.
Waszyngton, 10 lutego. - Ko
mitet Senatorjalnych do spraw
zagranicznych zatwierdzil wczo-
raj nominacje ambasadorow Sta
now Zjednoczonych przy rzadach
centrainych nlocarstw w Euro
pie. P. Alanson B. Honghton z
New Yorku bedzie ambasadorem
W Niemczech, p. Albert H. Wash
burn z Massachusetts, bedzie pei
nomocnym ministrern amerykan
skim W Austrji wreszeie P. Teo
dor Brentano' ze Stand Illinois
bedzie pefnomocfiym ministrem
Stan6w Ziednoczonych przy rzs-
die wegierskiin.
KANADA WEzMIE UDZIAL
|W KoNFERENcJI GENUEN-
SKIEJ.
Ottawa, Ont, 10 lutego. -
Po wczorajszem posiedzeniu ga
binetu oznajrniono tt, ze Kanada
bsdzie posiadaia swych przedsta-
wicieli ma rlajacej sic odbyc W d
|sgo inarca ekonomicznej konfe-
rencji genueiiskiei. Pan,Karol Cor
don z Montreal bedzie jednem z
przcdstawicieii kanadyjskichN ma
/ 49,: 49,. ( : -. u: ~ ~ es1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
KURs slAKEK rOLsKIcH.

wedle komunikatu Polskiego
Konsulatu GeneraInego kurs marek
pOlskicb jest dis 2s2O marek "a
si.. S1yIi s51s cent6w "a 1000 NIX
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
RIERWSZE REZULTATY
KoNFERENCJI WASHING
TONSKIEJ.

TONSKIEJ.
Waszyngton, 10 lutego. = Juz
|wczoraj uwidoczniiy sic pierwsze
lrezultaty wprowadzania W zycie
rchwai konferencji waszyngton-
lskiejw sprawie ograniczenia zbro
jeh inorskich, gdy ma skutek toz;
rorzadzenia Seslretarza Msrynaf
ii 0 wstrzyinanili budowy okre;
tow wojennycf, tysiace zatrud-
Inianych dotad W stoczniach ro-
hotnikow zostaiy bez piracy. Roz
porzadzenie to zostaio wykonane
z polecenia prezydenta Hardinga
o Zawieszenir robot budowlanych
pfzy tych nowobudujacych sic O.
kretacl wojennych, ktore, ma "a.
sadie traktatu ograniczeniu
zbTojeii morskich, maja ulcc zde-
montowaniu.
Delegacja anlerykanska ma kon
Ifcrencji waszyngtohskiej przygo-
towa}a szczegolowo rapport o przy
| Ijetych przez konferencje waszyng
tohsk2 traktatach j przedstawils
| go wczoraj prezydentowi Hardin
gowi..
Znajdujacy sic jeszcze niekt6
rzv delegaci pahstw zagranicz.
nych po raz ostatni zegnai sic
wczoraj prczydentcln Hardin.
giem.
Wskutek rozporzadzenia o "a
Iwieszeniu robot budowlanych W
stoczniaeh straci zajecic okoio
5000 ludzi, giownie mechanikow
! / technikow. Speciality wydziai
,Hyzszych urzednik6w floty roz.
wazaf wczoraj projekty, wedirg
kt6ych ma nastapic zdcnollto-
wsnie okretow wojennyclI zgod'
| nc traktatem konferehcji wa.
szyngtohskiej. Chodzi tn bowiem
o okreslenie co bedzie dla rzadu
lvygodniejsze: czy przerobienie
tych okretow ma okrety lfandlo-
I'VE, czy tez zdenontowanie ich.
ZMNIEJSZENIE SIZE GoToW
KI oBIEGoWEJ w KRAJU.
Waszyngton, 10 lutego. = w
Departamencie Skarbu oznajmio
no wczoraj, ze z dokonanego ze-
stawienia wynika, il ogolna srnis
gotowki obiegowej W Stanach
Zjednoczonych zmniejszysa sic.
NV dnitis lgo stycznia, ma lazdego
mieszkahca Stan6w Zjednoczo1
nych przypadaio po $53.o3 got6w,
li obiegowej, zas W kofou tego'
samego miesiaca przypadafo jui'
tylko $49.96.
o zRoDLA DocHODU MA
PoKRYcIE BoNUSU.
Waszyngton, 10 lutego. = Pod
lkomitet czlonkow partji republic
Ikaiskiej ! Iona Kouitetu Srod--
Ikow ! Sposobow obradowas wczo
raj mad wynalczienicnl 'zr6dei do
lcl;odu ma pokrycie wydafkdw,
Dokoliczcnie ma stronicy SteiI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
STANOWISKO ~FRANEJI
WoBEc KoNFERENCJI
w GENUI.

Paryz, 10. lutego. (Prasa st)
Premier Poincare wysiai wczo
raj note do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych oraz do innych panstw sprzy
mierzonych, W kt6rej wyraznie
zaznacza, Il niemoziiwem be-
die dla Francji wyslanie delega-
tow ma konferencje do Genui, je-
zeli kt6rekolwiek z zaproszonych
panstw ME przyjmie W caSosci
warunk6w om6wionych zaakcep
towanych ma konferencii W Can
mes. kt6re wykluczaja wszelka
dyslusie mad zawartemi juz trak
tatami. Premier Poincare pre-
ciwny Jest jakiejkolwiek .dysku-
sii. ktoraby naruszaia prawa Ii
,; Narod6w. w konkluzji pre- :
mier francuski zaznacza W sweI
,ocie, Il dla odpowiedniego Przy
yotowania sic ma konferencje wy
magany Jest czas, wobec czego
niezbednem jest Odroczenie kon-
ferencji genuehskiej ma try mie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
KALENDARZYK.

' SHis' piatek, 10. lutegO: sW
SchOlastyki P.
Jutro, sobOta, H. nteeO' ."
ruciuSza Bisk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
Kronilka Chicagoska.

tycje So: Daniel Ryan, kandydat
ma prezesa wydziaiu powiato-
.wego, Eugene McGarry, Charles
H. Mitchell ma sedziego powia-
towego i William O'Toole ma sa-
nitarnego trustysa, John Traeger
byiy szeryf bedzie kandydowal
ma ten sam urzad. James M.
.Slattery ma kandydowac ma Sc
rziego powiatowego.
Kandydaci paFtji fepubhkaht
-skiej przeeiwko tnagistratowi z
powiatow, oswiadczyii, ze poro-
zumienie miedzy prokuratorem
Brundagem a Crowem jest biz
sze, niz to niektorzy przypusz--
czaja. Kandydatami partji repu-'
blikahskiej, wystepujacej przeciw
magistratowi, sa: George W,
Reineck, Charles A. Williams
Fred B. Heiser, Morris Eller,
William E. Heely, f. ]. Wentz,
laff, D. w. Potts, Walter P Stef-
fen i James ]. Barbour. Puik, F.
L. Smith bedzie .miai przeciwn;-
la W Ralphie B. Bradford, G.
DeKinney W S. S. Tannerze.
Osksr Nelson jest jedynym
kandydatem ma skarbnika powia
towego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
600 DELEGAToW Ma
DO GENUI.

Genua, 10. lutego. (Prasa ST.
Prace przygotowawcze do o
twarcia konferencji genuehskiej'
500 marca rb., postepuja naprzod
wdalszym ciagu bez wzgledu ma
Dadek gabinetu ministerjalnego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
SpOdziewaja Sic 1000 Dele
gatow W Genui.
Rosja Ma Wystapit zadaniem Odszkodowania
5000 Tramwajry BerEiskich UwOlnionO Piracy
SYTUACJA " REANDH CORAz GRO1NlEJSzA.
Inne TeIegramy Zagraniczne

Bonomi.
Prefekt miasta Genui przygo-
towuje lokale dla 1000 delegat6w
i 200 korespondent6w. Starry
paiac krolewsIi bedzie odpowie-
dnio przygotowany do odbywa-
MIA posiedzeh. Zaprowadzony
jest ndoskonalony system telefo-
now 8 telegrafow, pozwalajacy
na niezwykle szybkie przesyia--
ME waznych wiadomoSci po caiej
Europe.
Pomiedzy Berlinem Moskw2
ma bye zaprowadzona komuni--
kacja "a pomoca telegraph iskro-
weoo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
AgenCiB0|szeWiCCyWAme-
ryCe Pod ObserWacja.
PTez. Harding POdpisaI WniOsek
0 DIugaCh zagraniCznyCh,
Senat Zatwierdzil Nominacje
Ma Ambasadorow.
Kanada Wezmie Udial wKonferenciC Cenue1skiejj.
Sekretarz Fall Wystepuje Gabinetu.
PierWsze Rezultay KOnferenci Waszyngtofskiej.
Inne Telegrdmy KrdjOwe.
Kanada Wezmie Udlal wKonferencjjiG jjiGenue1skiej
Sekretarz Fall Wystepuje Gabinetu.
Pierwsze Rezultaty Konferencji Wasyngtoiskiej.
Inne Telegramy Krajowe.
; SEKRETARz SPRAW WE !.
WNETRZNYcH WYSTEPUJE
Z GABINETU.

Washington, 10 lutego. = P,
Albert 3. Fall, ,Sekretarz Spraw
Wewnerznych, prawdopodobnie
zglosi swa rezygnacje w dniu 4
niarca. Obowiazki Sekretarza
Spraw Wewnetrznych p. Fall pei
nj i,ll, Cd roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
ANGLIA ME ZGADZA SIE
MA oDRocZENIE KoNFE-
RENCJI.

Londyn, 10. lutego. - Lloyd
George oznajmil wczoraj W izbie
gmin, IL bez wzgledu ma proSbe
rzadu francuskiego o odroczenie
ekonomicznej kouferencji W Ge-
nu bsdzie on W dalszym cisgu
Lontynuowal prace przygotowaw
cze W zwiazku z konferencja ge-
nuehska, kt6ra ma sic odbyc Sgo
marca, jak byio planowane pier
wotnie. Ze slow Lloyd Georgia
mozna wnosi6, IL cabinet angiel-
ski ME bsdzie przedsiebrai zad-
nych Srok6w W sprawie prosby
Franeii o odroczenie konferencji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10

Dokoticzenie na stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10

DOkoliczenic ma strouicy Stei'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10

Dokohezenie na ss1taEoniey 9tsl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
Rad NIEMIECKI UWoL-
NIL 5000 TRAMWAIARZY.

Berlin, 10. lutego. = Kanclerz
Wirth oznaimif wczoraj W Reich
stagu, IL urzednikom pahstwo--
wynn ME przysluguje prawo straj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
PREZYDENT HARDING POD
PISAL WNIoSEK o DLU-
GACH ZAGRANICZNYcH.

WdSZyHStUII, 10 IulcSU' AlS
zydent Harding podpisal wczo--
raj wniosek prawa 0 utworzeniu
specjalnej komisji do prowadze-
ria ukiad6w W sprawie odebra-
MIA sl1,ooo,oOo,ooo, jake pahstwa
zagraniczne winne So Stanom
Ziednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
K0NMENCJA GOsPODARCZA.

KATOWICE. - Jak sic dOwiaduje'
my z k64 delegaejl POlsltiej, kOnwencja
gospOdarCza W sprawie G6rnegO Sla-
ska zawieraG bedzie przesziO 500 ar
tykuI6w, k6re Obeenie SO W Opraco'
waniu.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07
A MORAL OBLIGATION

the of speech yesterday Senator New declared
that the four Pacific treaty does not obigate the Unit
ed States to force The senator correct The obiga-
tons of the United States under the four power treaty will be
moral obligations only the they would be this
country in the league of nations Article two of the Pacific
treaty is almost paraphrase Of article 10 Of the league cove
nat excepting that the Pacific treaty applies merely to the
Pacific.
1t ravesy though that like Senator New and Pres
dent Harding should be urgently for the four treaty
nvew Of the huabaoo they raised over the treaty of Yer
saes this nation conscenousy enter the four power
pactt join the league Of nations with equal conscience The
basic principle is the in each case.
The difference between the league covenant and the four
power pact that the former general in its terms and the lat
ter is restricted The league covenant undertakes to provide
general fire Insurance. to fgurative term while the Pa
cc pact merely nsres certain Of obuldngs against
fire that might be started by short brown by fellow
with big stomach and stiff hat Naturally the general nsur
ance is better if we want protection.
Every argumentnow used by administration senator's in
port Of the Pacific treaty could have been made with equal
thfuness in behalf Of the league covenant The covenant
requires nation force and the best proof this that
over 40 of the chief Of the world are in the league and
neary four time Of them have been called upon by
the league to use single bayonet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07

Mr. and Mrs. Tull returned last
Monday from Portland where they
had been for a couple of days.
Little Lois Langley has been con-
fined to her bed since Thursday eve
ming suffering from the flu. DR.. Best
is attending her, and she is reported
today as being much improved.
Mr.. Jones of Barnhart is. hauling
hay today to his cattle from the
Embusk ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredy Hannah and
Ea.ies of Pendleton were visiting at
the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. English Sunday.
Mr.. Fraser, Metropolitan life insur-
ance agent was in Rieth Monday on
bushes connected with his company.
Claude Parks has sufficiently re-
covered from recent serious ill
ness as to be able to enjoy the sport
of bicycle riding.
Mrs. Fred Peters and little son
Richard were visiting relatives in
Pendleton Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Jack Snider, bookkeeper for
the O.-W. Co. here has been suffer-
ing for couple of weeks with an
Infection of the eyes and he is not
improving very favorablS. The com
pany misses his expert assistance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07
YOUNG MEN OF R|ETH
GIVE COOKED FOOD SALE
Cast oregonian seciaD

RIET4. March THE r. j..
English amily, every member OF
which We're suffering. from the flu
last week are all convalescing only
Charley and he is still confined to
his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Throckmorton and
Mrs. Winters spent Sunday visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Har-
rison.
The young mems class of the Sum
day school gave cooked food sale
Saturday at Sargant & Grants store
and realized about $500. They fee
very well satisfied with that am.
cunt.
Mrs. 0. A. Constant and Mrs. vii.
son had very unpleasant; experience
Saturday whiic on their way to PEN
dleton in Mr.. Wilson'S car, they met
head on with a car coming the op-
pcgte direction. They luckily escap-
ed with slight injuries and the car
was only slightly damaged
Little Raymond Swagger, grand
som of Mrs. O., A. Constant, is unable
to be in school today due to an in
jury to one Of his eyes.
Miss Frances Michaels of Pendle-
ton was visiting with the Misses
Jeane and Fay Clark Sunday.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X. Graham are suffering from the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Farley who
have been in Portland for the past
two weeks are expected home this
week.
Little Ruth. snider is enjoying the
luxury Of an eighth birthday today,
March 9Th.
Mrs. w. w. Snider has been on the
sick list since Friday, night suffering
from an attack of gastritis. She is
improving, however at this time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07

the Scharpf 4 Etter ranch at Pilot
Rock, Mr.. Relts has been living on
Tho French ranch, He expects to go
into farming again soon.
Henry Buholtz of Nye has been seri.
ously i'll.
Frank Chapman and wife took their
son Tommy to Pendleton last week for
medical treatment, having trouble
with his ear. They returned home
saturday,
John Iightfoot received word a few
days age that his brother Charlie. who
was seriously burned by falling In a
WIT of seaidlng water Is able to be
around on crutches again. They ar,
at Weed. Calf.
The roads are in bad condition II
THIS vicinity and the snow is driftet
something between eighteen and twen
" feet deep,
Mrs. Tom Belts and children visite,
az the Frank Chapman home oye
night Thursday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07

Clevenger has indicated that com-
plete changesin the coaching staff is
contemplated. The change, he states,
has been under consideration since
the close OF the football season last
fall.
AT least two prominent candidates
for the head coaching position on the
football staff have come to Columbus
to confer with Director Clevenger and
President J. c. Jones of university
recently. j, B. Mccormick, Philadel-
phia. who has been assistant football
coach at Princeton University and A.
Byron Wimberly, at present football
coach at Illinois Wesleyan University,
| Bloomington, are the two candidates
, who have been in conference here
with university officials.
| Others who are considered as can
| didates for the position include Gene
| Van Gent, University of Wisconsin
star. once assistant at Missouri and
later with the University of Texas and
now with Leland Stanford. Jack
Sutherland of Lafayette and Bert In.
gwerson, former Illinois halfback.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07
Kansas City
Livestock Market

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March f.-(U.
). Bureau of Markets Cattle Re-
ceipts 10000 head; beef steers steady
to 15c higher; top heavies, $S.40;
some for export, 1925; Colorado pull
pers, $7.40@S.5O; she stock steady to
strongS good heifers, $6.5O@7; better
grade COWS, $5.25@6; calves steady to
weak; best vealers, 500 10.50; stock
ers and feeders steady to strong;
choice feedexs, $7,5O@7,75; best stock
crs early s750; plain Oklahomas,
$6.25; other classes steady, Gamers,
s275@S.25; cutters mostly $444.25;
bulk bulls, $4@4.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; open
Slow few sales, 1O@15c lower than
last weeks close; bulk later sales fair
" active, 5000 lower; top to both
packers, s11.15; 100 to 225-pound
weights generally s11@11.10;, 24O to
FOUNDERS $1075@11; bulk of
sales, $10.50@11.1O; throw-out sows
mostly around $9,25@ $50; stock pigs,
100 2Oc loyer; few choice kinds,
$t0.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head odd
lots sheep steady to strong, lambs full
ly soc higher; nine loads, $15.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07
GOV. DAVIS OF IDAHO
WILL VISIT HERMISTON
- oregonian speciall

HERMiSTON, March T.-Goyern0l
ID. w. Davis OF Idaho VIII ne in Her.
miston Tuesday for the closing num-
ber OF the lyeeum course. lie will
be a guest Of the Commercial elnn
lat its weekly luncheon Tuesday neon
and may be called upon for q brief
ltaik. Mayor Hartman of Pepileion
win be present on invitation of the
club for a talk on community camp
grounds. The luncheon will be at
the Hermiston. hotel at l p. m. At
tendance has been limited to rs per-
sons. Ticket sales are in charge Of
Z. ]. Kingsley.
II. f. Hit. well known local bns-
liness man returned Friday morning
from Jefferson. Oregon, where the
funeral Of Mrs. II. f. Hit. his wife.
was held last week. Mrs. Hit had
been a resident of Hermiston for the
past IL years and was one Of the
most popular women OF the commu-
Irity. Her death occurred at Hot
Lake. where she had gone for medi-
Ical treatment. She leaves, besides
her husband and two small children.
her mother, three sisters and bro
|tAer.
No clues have as yet been obtain
cd as TO who stole the confiscated
stlll from the office of Justice of the
I'eace +. +. Dodd. The still had
been taken In a raid and was being
Eco AZ evidence. 1t is believed
that some one wanted to engage IN
the business and lacking the neces
say capital. found better way. Mr..
podd promises the full penalty OF the
law III the culprit is captured.
Nothing definite is known about
the future site of the local post Of
flee. Arrangements have been made
between the government and the
Sapper hardware store, which had
leased the present location. and the
office will stay where it is until
other arrangements are made. Pos
tai Inspector II. C. Knox of La
Grande, who was here a few days
ago, stated that he would either ac-
cept one of tn ebids already made
by local men for the new building
or would call for new bids somo
time this summer.
Miss Alice Beasley is at the Uma-
tllla hospital assisting the other
nurses in the work there.
A large number from here attend
ed the American Legion play entitl-
ed, Nothing But the Truth" at Stan
field Saturday evening.
A.. J.. Larson, a former Hermiston |
man, now located at st. Paul, is the
father OF small son, according to
word received by friends l,ere.
Rev. Harry A. Wann of the Meth
odist church was in WallaT Walla two
days last week attending minister
ial conference. He preached at
union service Of the Methodist and
Baptist churches here Sunday even
ing.
The newly established Hermiston
creamery has established a route to
umatilla and n number of farmers
there will send cream here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07
SOUNDS LIKE A FAIRY STORY

~ UR attention occasionally directed toward the industrial
pessmst who declares that the day of individual oppor
tunty is gone the United States and that there is mol
chance for unless he has powerful backing There is
something be said the other side We might take in
stance the statement that Henry Ford Mrs Ford which
Roger Babson has chroncled:
Remember seventeen years ago when you and ramped
the streets OF Detroit to get chicken for Thanksgiving
dinner and none of the stores would trust u.s.
Seventeen years ago. And paid Uncle Sam
$76,000,000 in taxes last year"
Little reminders of this sort most wholesome especially
at time when the country recovering from of the
mercal blues.-The Nations Business
"
EDITORIAL SIDELIGHTS
Federal Judge Bean yesterday consigned Chinese drug ven
dor to five at McNes island the Judge has the proper
antidote for the narcotic traffic
Senator Eberhar went through the mill at the special ss
sion and found true his constituents on the fair tax
ure and the Wallua cutoff.
Spain has sentenced foger 1872 years He will certainly
have the time of his life.
The board of healthis home cooking
Looks like other nations fighting us with drgbles by
selling them to us.
Often read about $4,000 worth of liquor being seized
Don't they ever get more than gallon?
Scarcity of ex-grouches is reported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-Fo-Rae has helped thousands L,
break the costly. nerve-shatterinr To-
oaeeo habit Whenever YOU have a
lohsing for smoke or chew. Just
Place a harmless No-To-Bae tablet in
sonr mouth instead. All desire stops
shortly the habit is completely broken
ana YOU are better Off mentally. phv-
sically. financially. It's 50 easy. so
simple. Get a box OF. No-To- Bae and
u Al dosen I release you from all crav-
ing Tor tobacco in any form. Your
druggist will refund your money with
out question.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-07
TIL! JOYS or NOW

These are the days we shall talk abou
In the years to come, my brother,
These are the days we shall single ont
As richer than any other;
When Time has selvered each wrinkl.
ed brow.
Then we shall treasure the friends OF
now.
Today we are building our Long Ago,
These are our happy years
These are the joys we shall yearn to
know
And see through the mist Of tears;
This Is the street and these the trees
That shall brighten our glorious men,
cries.
These are the tales we shall gladly tell
TO our children's children then,
This Is the youth with its magic, spell
We shall live In our dreams again.
Copyright. 1922, b