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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-06
PERSONAL PROPERTY

FOR sALE--One bedroom suite icsb..-
any $40; Administer rug. srlO. $40 III
buffet. s2b. Usage 4G3g. itli US
Hodge st.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS for tive years on
busi1ess or residence property In Tulsa;
no commission; principal paygble any
time after first year or at end OF five
years. interest seni-annually, farm loans
GREER INVESTMENT 90.
t0t Simmons Bldg. Phone Usage $3.50.
PRIVATE MONTY to loan on realty, Jno.
~ KerriERn, t2G Robinson building.
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WHITE MUSIC co.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE


u, s. District Court,
Eastern District OF Oklahoma. -
In Re; Bay State Refining ConlpA"'
n bankrupt, No. 24o0.
Notice IL hereby given, that ~
pursuance OF an order OF sale he.s
tofore issued In said case, !, the W.
derslgned tfustee, viii on Feorusl
Tth. 1929, at 2 O'clock p. m. al ~
storage house OF the Tulsa IrannsivS
and Storage Co. No. North Gnfs me-,
enne Avenue. City OF Tulsd' AZ IIs.
County, oklahoma, within sara S. IN
trict and state, sell for cash at puo,,
lie auction, the office furnitur,s. ,.,,ys "a
said bankrupt. which said iuIHl'i,,srr
consists of desks. tables, typeWr,,,ou..
desks. rugs and other Office equ''
ment.
C. A. sPAULDING'
TRUSTEE
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EMPLOYMENT
siruATIONs wANTED--MALn

Ni'HitONb NfNitb-Mhib "
WANTED Hookkcrpor requiring part
time each day IN either your or my
own office; also income tax work. T.. o,
hDN g4g
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rAI>rIN0 Ann prcoRArING

HIsINEss sEKNiCrs OrrEnED

PATIENTS -rRApEAIARKs
AEk us whether your trademarks are pru-
terted IN south America. Write for
Patent Hand Book Prompt Hkiltul
service Mum a Co, scientific Amcri.
can Hldg, Washington. u. e., aud 2gl
wOolwurth lNdE. Ntw York n r.
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FOR sALE-Furniture in groom bos,..
and sleeping porch. very reasona6ls
Eedar 1927. S's
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FOR sALE-Fresh miich cows, one-halt
mills south of Mingo schoolhouse, Owasso
road. O. \. Ledtord. route ,. Usage
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES
ftAiHriE

LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES 3.
CATTLE
FoR sALE-Fresh milch cows, one-halt
mills south of Mingo schoolhouse, Owasso
road. O. r. Ledtord' rou'e D. Usage
tahS.
NINE thoroughbred, large bone Poland
China shoats, eligible to register. call
w, lrl6l, --
AT STUD Paddy a. X, .. aO59t5, sired
pion "Tony" Rng Master. 9it n. Ell
wood OseEe sio6-J.
A i0O PER CENT ldewenyn setter doE
NJ, siSsh Wg,sh ,ns and ,eEsa ISS Aso '',S
years old, also pointer dpg Tor service
az years old, white and liver color
WA board ana care for few bird
dogs tor the season Two blocks ssst'
o D. S'sSs s;es psrs g 0FSSGS TS.S 6sls 'seS'l
iRINpLE BULL PUPS for sale. North.
east corner of Twenty,flrst ana Peoria.
BULL PuP Tor sale, pure bred American
female, SIX months old. Hight son,
Mationvllle. Mo.
BOG OWNERS TENr hook FREE--An
export guide Tor dog owners on proper
training, feediuE and care ~ dogs. Sent
free with three months, subscription -
(eoln or stampsl today. Sportsman
Digest, si5 Bguer BIDS, Cincinnati
! ohto.
FOR sALE--white Toy spitE puppy. malo,
Osage a2sl,
I ron sALE-- Coonhounds. foxhounds. col.
] lies, shepherds and bulldogs, list i0c.
Norman Crawford, pnwning Mo.
| ron SALE Registered Airedaie pup.
pies at first house IN Lombard addition.
north OF Country club naVing. n. A
swain. Phone usAge Ass6-J.
/ PET sroCk
! Brds that make you happy.
/ hlrds that make you sing
birds that make you hunt
sos n, Main $3.50 sad up
Guys Pet shop Cedar 1854
/ CANARtE Guaranteed singers. pure
/ yellow also yellow females. s2o S. De.
| troit, oSsge lsst.
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y igog.-rwo iarga south
connecting fooms. competing bath, ~
vste entrance Tor two or four or WI
rent slnEly' can after ~ m. Ceaa'
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ROOMS AND BOARD

hnOMs FOR HFNT--FURNIHiiTD n
bALTiMoRE. r.. it20-Desirabie sleep
inn room, IN private family. Usage
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CLOSE IN uedroom. edloinlus bath. pIi.'
ysie home. Ecutl0mon only ~ w
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WANrFD-RoOMs on HOARD
RuSINESs SERVICE

BUSINESS sERNICEs OFFERED 20
All. kinds of leaky roofs repaired. work
guaranteed, fr.cea rcasona ole. Usage
ALI, KINDS OF STOVE REPAtRlSG
Let mu regulate your smokey atoVca
stoves connected, too work EuRFan.
teed, cedar ie2b
4. o. HANSON ?asS East First street,
grinder ami conchNsr ot raAors shears,
clippers surgical Instruments. master
of the art.
AMERICAN Window Cleaners. Inc. plain
windows, lhc. floor waNlug. woodwork
cleaned CAll US for your cleaning, The
DO it Right People Usage 6ba1
FOR PLUMBING repair. call Usage Sssa.
sl,bo per hour, work guarantced.
FEDERAL Detective Agency, operators OF
proven ability report daily We get
rosulta OBage ii2a-J,
FOR CARrooNiNG. OIL painting, siEn
writing and all kinds ot advertising
,yark see us CnrtuuntHt, Clarence Tay-
lar' pts $. Msybell ST.
,Itis JAlKsON--HeuHe cleaning, winduwE.
rugs and furniture cleaned roNgonab bic,
Cali after $50 a m. Osaeo 6itf.
NAVE YOUR cistUrn cleaned with Vacuum,
ctste,n cleaner, without removing water.
sNq 4. LAwtqn Usage blhl,
Fn~E sToRA GH-Phons Cedar ssis, cs
asr nsts We smove anything any
Hers packing and Grating dlob,
Stornno and Aoyins Go.
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CHEYERkg a. an. apartment q sicop'
ina room Tor tent, suitable zoe two
gentlemen proforrod OsaFe 500
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CINCINNATI n. i32e-Two desirable
front sleeping rooms fnf employed ladies'
or gentleman GHtHH 1903.
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FINANCIAL
on LANDS AND LhAsEs IA

WANT OIL AND GAS
Lease production, full description
etc. first letter Address e. II. .
johnson. Adolphus Hotel, Dallas.
Texas
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CHEYENNE. a. siO -Cozi. newly deoo-
reted sleeping room, reasonable Usage
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BOULDER. n. siS-Newiy furnishod,
sitting room suite. man ana wlia pre-
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FURNITURE for sale, reasonable. ts.v,,.
town. Call Cedar 1924.
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bAuuAuE and furniture movinF spe-
sta,tr' Globe siofege 4 hovins Coz
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ENVIRONMENT

nEtr MNNrtn-MAiE ~
AN ENCEpTGONAL opportunity for man
who can Invest from $500 90 sioo 10 take
my business For interview call al 2iS
y. Greenwood between aud ~ Il. M
aud ~ Z D. m ASK Tor Mr Livingston
ALI MEN, women, boys. girla over IL
willing 90 accept government positions,
ilSb Write Mr. oEmcnL 3sS 81. Louis
Mo, Immediately,
BIT HUsN
We need six sAlcAwru TO sell building
and loan savings contracts. Apply td
Union Building a Loan Assn, second
floor New Alexander Aldg. 2pah \.
Main 81,
EAECuTiNES WANTED business execu,
tiVca are developed from the rank and
file uf competent stcuographers and
hookkecpetH. You can become com
notout stcnoErapher and bookkeaper hy
attending the Tulsa Business College at
los-ll Fast Third street Telephone
ohage iigs for an NppointmenI
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WANrEp-set OF books or clerieal work
Rfter-A y, m, Call u, A. Wood, Osage
een0 or osaEo hoGa-I.
WANTED Position BY an experienced
salesman and window trimmer. Ad-
dress 699-E, World.
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HEAVEN rs MY HOME
cannot afford 60 steal aud lose my
soul, please give me any kind OF work
truck driving " repair work OF any
kind Cor I need help at once for my
family. can Cedar is9s, or ibl7 E,
Easton.
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general office work. nuawer ln Own
LlntwrluQg. state salary expected
gGN.J World.
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pAINrING AND nrCOKATING

rrINTING AM STAriONtHN ae
GET on the other end uf our telephone
ana Well deliver your printing 90 your
back door in "a hourBl cedar t33.
CHAMBERS a. STREET
W Archer ~.
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NAME ana address OF lsA leading Oh
companies who employ wru 300 Mexico.
South America, India HoumHuia, Afflcs
ana many other foreign count rrs. Zig
pa,, send 81 Tor complete bet. Tulsa In
formation CO.. ao2B s. Main ST. Tulsa.
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financial
BUSINESS Orr0RruNIrIEs

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~
BEAUTY rARLOR-Classy little place,
good business and location, lease. low
rout. priced Tor quick sale see va.
BAR AND LUNCH-paly rec-,pts, flgsi|
lease cheap rept' price St,f5o, books
opon To aN. Stewart Sales Co, 500 Rob
lufou bldg
CANDY SHOp--Ceutrally located. nigh
class swell fixtures best location in
oklahoma city, $3.50 VIII handle.
nasy s'.gs sloo' rent S-25 ~ month
NJ tank hl1g, Okiahoma city, Okla.
GAZE FOR SALE-Good business. Tor sale
on account OF owners health; 81. 200,
part payment down and good terms on
balance 20 T.. hohsou, Sapulpa,
COMPIETE MOVING PICTURE THE
ArKE EQulPMENT-Good as new,
terms 70 night plrty. cedar 1877.
FOR sALE--pry goods store la southwest
oklahoma that dld 100000 year 1921,
Hui 3ltuoo in October 1923. sell for
Invoice price} $4,000 stock take S3b,-
600 20 handle. long lease business IN
good SHAPE: other interests. Address
blt, care world.
good business, with furnished apartment
above. can Cedar 1851. call for Con
FOR SALE-Fsye.foot steam table. cof-
Zee urn and all equipment $685. care
FOR SALE-Business opportunity, new
Butter Kist machine, real bargain Tor
quick sale. SOC ) MAIN Dayo!is Bros.
FOR SALE-Ford service station. IN a
live oil town; doing "a good business J..
- Mooter, Denew. okla Phone -.
FOR sALE-'rgn shop in live little town;
residence with three lots :59-J, care
~ ~NNl ~llL-
FOR sALE-Complets battery station
equipment can Usage 25Se,
FOR sALE-Beauty parlor and ladies'
cations iu DALLAS, nicely equipped and
welt stocked: doing hlgh.class business.
A snap at 81 900, worth double, Miss
Cunningham. lloN l2At, Dallas. ToNss.
FOR SAILS -Seyrn.tnble pool hall and
fixtures complcter IN good location Ford
car considered as part payment 4t5-J
care World.
GROCERY Good-payiug cash trade. rent
$50, q suap Tor SOC. llio \. Noston.
HOME DINING ROOM splendid trade
and location. turning people away; daily
receipts, $40. cheap rent, price cut $500
below actual value; rare bargain, owner
leaving city; says sell; you know us
now; youU have TO hurry. Stewart
sales Go. 200 Robinson Bldr.
HGH-CLASs CAFE and tea roum. choice
.'su-ln location, seats G5, doing over
SO daily; owner going 60 California .
it sold this Wrok Will sacrifice for
Stl5o, worth double; investigate quick,
MIDWEST SALES. 90 $. MAIN ST
| II you are IooNiug for good suburban
lot 614nlg5; $1,000. $500 cash, balance
S2S per month, VIII consider good
used car on down payment. si7-H,
World.
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Employment

SITUATIONS wNSrEp-rrMALE a.
COLORED WOMAN wants washing; piece
or bundle. S0b n. kenosha. OsaKe
TGes Il
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employment
UEIp wANTFD,-M NJ

tEIp MANTED--MAIE 80
AT On. fuur stlesmvn on special
proposition, call Tor interview. Room
500, kaufman hotel Nj. Hrcnts or Mr
Grissnm
GB A DETECTIVE -EXceIient opporlunl-
~ gnod pnp' travel Write G r. LuI-
Wig, ssi Wca'over nida. Kansas city.
ca Hickory No
phone Usage 5sl5-ssss. '''N' ~" %
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Rooms ano Board
nnnMs MIMI nOAnn

Moons wtTH BOARD 20
BOSTON. D.. lt5-Wauto3. n1srdefs.
good huwr.cooked meals Oragc 2ao.
HOME-COOKED moAis served al l20 b.
Main.
TNRGH ROOM for two or ihIss win
bontI. 1901 ~ Main
PHOENIX. 81. lH-uosrd ana room. ln
private home. everything modern. Usage
qnEh
PHOENIX, s.. 1a.-liIgu school VA wants
roommate. brcHhlaFt Hud evening meal
home privileges pHHrc Ptti
Room AND BOARD i1T FuuuE married
couple uf have privilege iu use house
fDr light Housekeeping at0l T., fIfih
yl4rr
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Real Estate for Rent
FLATS AND APARTMENTS

FLATS AND APARTMENTS 80
ATTRACTIVE apartment well l1raLs4i'
stoamheat, lights and water furnhh7N'
see janitor. 1890 s, Boulder.
a NICE s-rOom modern apartment, un-
furnished. south and east exposure l.''
E Fifth; $40 per month. Usage s''l-l,
APARTMENT-Ready for inspection ~
sixteenth and Rockford, highest q eeNs'
ton, soIth exposure, four large rnnal.
plenty OF daylight, tile bath in-a-1yii
bed, hardwood floors hot and .ul'
wafer, shades curtain rods, inceneralo.'
beautiful deCOrationsi apply 20 apart
meut T. 1899 S. Rockford; adults oaN'
Rents ss5
AHLUM APIS, i40s 5. ENVER-Readt
for occupancy December ! five arg
rooms with 7-room efficiency Siea"
heated and modern In every partcnla.'
Garages and fully equipped basemeH"
For appointment, phone Usage stt.--
APARTMENTS-4l5 ". Twelfth. in ne
new Barrett apartment, ready for o0
cupancy December !; 5-Toom eff'ci' 'hgt'
Murphy beds fireplace. tile bath, hase
ment with laundry trays; nice N9-'
porches u y, Barrett Usage ~ or ~
AlRPLANE sleeping porch in dui,tN
apartment Of living room dining COW
kitchen and in-a-dor bed; two Ir'''
now Call Cedar 252o. -
BARRY APARTMENTS. Tenth and C.a.
cinnati, one 6-room efficiency, seal.,
heated. southeast exposure. Cedar A"
or Cedar sss.
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR TRADE Fout-d-CS bah'
oven; frst-class condition; also '"1
large mixing bowls Harry Plck0.l
Y, NJ. g. A, cafeteria. Muskogee pH.'
FOR SALE or TRADE-6O shares rars-
vile OIL corporation; $50 shares -h.tL
Sleeve OIL company; 1000 shares Union
National oil company; Texas 1-'.-s
lease, Brewster county, Texas; %
acre lease Hudspeth, Texas y rec
lots Bryan OIL subdivision, -four ~
Strangle OIL subdivision. 1901 \. Dc
troit. F. Davis
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MEN Two single. under rs 80 canvass
country towns. experience uuucrnsHaty,
tuut WuEHEIu'H1 real Opportunity Tor
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MAID wants work ~ helper to do general
homework os1Ge'6i6l.
MRS PATRtCKs home laundry - best.
we Know how. rough dry aud finish
called for and delivered. oaaEa 500
PRACTICAL 'EURsE-Children "a speciai-
g. 20 per week write l'--H' care
N"t'u, u,--------------.---------.---
EEFtNED LADY VIII care Tor children.
elderly lady or invalid. or ussigt with
hpusowcre. Wrlto 2bf-J car" World.
REFINED YuuNG LADY, very cos,re-
tent desires position a. hputkecpsr or
general office work; references, Teas-
ouahlo salary. car Cedar eiii-J. -
REFINED capable, young womph with
2-yeor-oIl child to support. desires place
as housckeeper or cook where homo
comforts can be provided Tor herself
and child. Competent TO take charge Of
au ordinary househuld affairs. Best
of references. 2o9-I, World,
REFINED widow wants position as com
pauipu TO lady or nurse, guycrncss to
children. best OF references 25fJ.
world
STBAOGRAPIlFR ana office assistant de-
Fires position, permanent or temporary.
STENOGRAPHEH with legal experience
desires permanent position Call Usage
'1si-J.
sTENoGRAPHEK desires position, 10
Ncors' experience. q, ut. reference. Box
262-J, care World.
sTENuGRAPHER- -hookkeeper with nine
years experience; general office work,
references 660-H caro- World
THE BALTIMORE WET WASH
| WET wash 20 pounds. 81 we do finished
| work u desired Phanc osage 2o56.
YOUNG LADY, experienced In office
work and collecting. wishes position;
best ot reference. 497-I. care' World.
WANT a CHILD 70 keep hy day or hour.
Phone osage 72ai.
WANTEp-By experienced stenosrapher
ani typist, work to do at homo. Cali
Usage 65S-J.
WANTED-By experienced housekecper.
position IN wdowers home; references
S35 s Nanthus.
/ wANTED-Laundry to do. al work
guaranteed l.25 per dozen. Cedar
laf2-J
/ WANTED-P Position ~ practical nurse.
any cases accepted. Cau osago sSSA
! Mrs. Hink.
| WORK 10 du after y, m, and evenings
| 70 enable mo to go 20 business college,
! Cedar 1f99
| YOUNG business lady, employed during
! day and one who enjoys dancing. wishes
! to devote two or more evenings wcCE
In teaching dancing 2l1-l. care World.
! YOUNG LADY attending business col
lego Is anxious to secure place IN nice
! home whore board and room Will he
| exchanged for assistance after school
| hours and Saturdays. Excellent rotor
Curys. taaH. HoNl.
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MAN capable OF appointing agents In
small town on propagation that is prom
lnopt and Euu. huui for Christmas bus
Uunfa Nr Howard Erw tua hotel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-06
COX INTERESTS IN STORE
BOUGHT BY J. D. M'KEE.

A partial change in the ownership
of the Crawford Furniture Co, Inc,
has been effected whereby the inter-
ests of A. II. Cox and Elmer Cox are
transferred to J. D. Mckee, according
to statement given out today by w.
C. Crawford and MIR. Mckee. The deal
was closed today.
The style of the firm will remain the
same as it was before the change. Mr..
Mckee is an experienced furniture
man. He was a salesman for the
Robert +. Clark Co. of Denver unt'l
recently. Before going on the road for
this concern he was with the Calkins-
White Co. of Pueblo, Colo.
Mr. Mckee first visited Pendleton in
the fall of 1919, he stated today. He
participated in the first Armistice Day
celebration held in Pendleton. He will
be secretary-treasurer of the company.
Mr.. Crawford remains as president of
the company.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-06
MISS CAMERON WEBS.


The following is from the Portland
Oregonian concerning the marriage OF
Miss Minnalena Cameron, formerly of
Pendleton:
or interest to wide circle of friends
and business acquaintances was the
wedding Of Miss Minnalena Cameron
and Edward r. Mulcahy Wednesday
morning. October %, at st, Marys ca
thedral by Archbishop Christie, as
sisted by Father Campbell in the
presence of a large number of invited
guests.
The bride came in with her broth
er-in-law, A. NJ. Mallory, to the strains
OF Handel's march from "Scipio," f..
w. Goodrich at the organ. Her we'd
ding gown was of crepe back satin,
paneled with all-over lace and embel-
fishing touches Of pear trimming. Her
veil fell from an effective cornet of
princess lace and orange blossoms.
Her only ornament was n string OF
pearl beads. The bridal bouquet was
Il shower of orchids, bride roses anc.
lilies of the valley.
Attending the bride was her niece,
Miss Geogianna Fletcher from Pendle-
ton. who was gowned in pink with pic
ture hat and arm bouquet of tGNnall
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-06
Social and Club NezyS

pink chIysanthemums The best mar
was George II. Hennessy Of Portland
During the ceremony 4 cello soic
was played by Miss Prospera Pozzi and
Mrs. Rose Friedle- Gianelli sang "Oh,
Perfect Love" and ave Maria"
Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Eleanor Cam
eron, 554 Brace street, where covers
were placed for 16. After the break
fast Mr. and Mrs. Mulcahy left for u
wedding journey that took them to
Seattle and Vancouver. They will
make their home in Denver, where
Mr.. Mulcahy is prominently located
with the American Arch company.
For nine years Mrs. Mulcahy has
been with the Union Pacific in Port
land and is one of the few young wo-
men in railroad service to attain the
rank of chief clerk, a position which
she has held for four years in the past,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-06

/ - - 4 I~~NlJ ~ .h iNN- D-hi-Nb
A number of Pendleton people arc
| planning to go to Eugene for Home
coming, November II. Of paramount
| interest at the festivities will be tho
| football game, when Oregon meets
! Washington state College. The open
! ing event will be a rally on Friday
night. Following the rally, there will
be speaking at Kincaid field. Satur-
day morning Il meeting of the alumni
I association VIII be held at Guild Hall
Later the University Il. O. T. c., eX-
service men, members Of the National
Guard and mem bers Of the American
Legion will unite in an Armistice Day
parade. At noon the campus lunch
con win be served, with the students
as hosts, alumni and visitors as guests.
After luncheon viii be the game,
preceded by the parade Of the letter
men.
Between halves will occur one of the
most impressive ceremonies of Home
coming. This will be the "adoption"
If graduates of other institutions who
have chosen Oregon for Homecoming
because their own colleges are too far
away. The guests will be seated in the
alumni section and will be asked to
rise. President Campbell will address
them. Throughout Homecoming ef-
fort will be made to especially look
after these visitors the intercollegiate
Knights having this as an assigned
duty.
The closing event OF Homecoming
VIII be the two dances one for under
classmen in the armory, the other for
guests and uperclassmcn in the Wom-
ans building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-06
ARGUES FOR s HOUR DAY

CHICAGO, Nov. gu. P)-W. s.
Carter, of the brotherhood of locomo-
tive firemen, told the United States
railroad labor board today that a ser
ious menace to the travelling public
would result from an extension of the
eight hour day for firemen and engi-
neers. Carter is leading the fight
against the Alton railroad request for
extension of day for certain classes of
enginemen's work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-06
SURPRISE is GIVEN.

Mrs. Charles Tullis was honoreu by
surprise party at her home on Sat
urday evening. The hours were spent
informally, with sewing and chatting.
Guests were Mrs. j. L. Vaughan
Mrs. Alfred Koeppen, Mrs. l.. A. Nc
Clintock, Mrs. Henry Thompson Mrs
f. M. Temple Mrs. Roger Kay, Mrs
Lester Hurst, Mrs. j. NJ. p. Snyccr
Jr., Mrs. j. f. Allen, Mrs. II. II. Rem
bolt, Mrs Anna Heard, Mrs Charles
Tullis Sr., Mrs Herbert Simpson, Mrs.
VIII Wyrick, Mrs Alex Manning, Mrs.
Il. J. Cresswell, Mrs. William Roesch,
Mrs. j. II. Estes, Mrs. e. A. Schiller,
Mrs. j. c. Clemens, Mrs. Robert Jones,
Mrs. w. d. Humphrey, Mrs. Earl AL
ford. Mrs. Edmond Mabe. Mrs George
Stangier, Mrs. Albert James, Mrs.
Comstock, Mrs. Charles Vurpllat, Mrs.
L. y. Cruikshank and Mrs |. U. Tenn
pie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-06
T.. O. to GIVE Returns

The East Oregonian will give to tn,
people of Pendleton returns from the
election tomorrow in both county anc
state. The returns will be flashed
from the n. p. depot to screen or
thc front of Folsom's undertaking par.
Tors. The polls close at p. m. and il
rs thought that the first returns will
be in soon after that hour. Polls open
at s Il. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-06
Files Bankruptcy Petition

Joseph T. Rainville of Pendleton
mas flled petition in bankruptcy
which has been submitted to Rofnroo
Thomas Fitz Gerald. His assets are
confined to household goods and food
Which he claims is exempt His
debts amount to more than s1.900
peterson, Bishop and Clark renro.
sent the petitioner,