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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

bon gii6of @ibier pon @eriailes
hpdbreno Ser am 10. September OBJ
enos abaebaltenen 5hlubfeier ge-
1peibt nnb sic feierli6 nit ben &eli-
qnien 0es @eiligen in 8roseiiion &c,
tragen ml1roe, nit iid bringen. 8i-
i6of @ibier ibenfte Dem 9il6of8uib
gleiGfals eine groBe 8eliqnte 6es
&0rpers oes Seiligen. l1eber oe1t Ser
lanf Der 8eitlidfeit Miro @iibof
8uih ipaterbin beridyten. Nad ieiner
Mbreiie BON st, @loub 6eiu6te Ser
8ii6of Ben pdpltliden Nuntil1S in
Sranfret6, Msgr. @eretti, rn6 begab
li6 6ann nod &beims, no er beim
&ar0inal 2ucon boriprab. M,t9 be-
iudte ct Ben &arbinal 8aulbaber in
Min9en, 8apern, uno btelt lid) lpa-
terbin in 80riSbofen auf, no er nit
Dem 8ii6of offer bon &om 5uiam.
mentraf H.. balb nobber oem 8aiiion-
|iptel in O~berammergau b%eimobnte.
Soften Samitag batte So60erielbe Ell
ne ldngere Mu0ien5 betm 81. @ater,
&aplt Bius XII. mobei er Sr. &eilig-
felt Die Mngelegenbeiten ieiner 0to5e=
ie unterbreitete un6 Ser 8aplt fem
5gr0btes SSntereiie an Der @oblfobrt
Der ameritaniiden &atbolifen befun-
6ete.
SS11 auen &ir9en ser Di0oeie st.
Glou6 miro ndhiten Sonntag a1f Mn-
or6nung 6es bodu'iten 8iidofs 8ui9
bie iibltbe Sabresfoueftion fir Sic
Seminariiten Der 9i03eie erboben mer
ben,
: &o6m. Serr 8. @runentpalo,
Geftor ser Acknowledgements, bat
miien lalien, 0aB er I'M 2aufe 0ieier
@o6e Die, &iidreiie nad ct. Glou6
bon Mntperpen aus ontreten per0e.
x Sod1p. SEER @ermann &lein,
Rfarrer ser ct. Sobannes @emeinoe
in 2oitrnp, tpiro am 18. 6ieies 900
mats iein iilbernes Erieiteriubildum
feiern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
perrin dis Sefretdirir nn0 Sorol6 &i-
IIen aIs Shotmeilter ertpdblt.

perrin dis Sefretdirin unb Sarolb &i-
|lep als SGobmeilter erspdblt.
Mlf Ser lebten Sreitag ii Sim.
Ebag i%tattgebabten Community Sair,
.bte bon ct. glouo 8irgern gut be-
ludt NOR nno altf Ser Die Muni5i-
palfapelle bon ct. Gloro CUR grbeite-
r>,ug oes' Eoges beitrug, bielt 8alter
Mtsfern, Grditoent Der ct. Glono
Sanoelsfammer. cine Mniprade, in
Ser CT Sic 8iirger our Setlnabne an
Ser am II. 0ftober auf oem 5taats-
m1siteaungsgr1noe 51 &amline Itatt-
%finoenoen Mationalen Datrp Musitel-
lung auffor0erte.
8abren0 elmer 0ienitagmorgen
Inn 6 l1br bonn bodtp. P. Suite, 81.
g. g., 6. g., geleienen 8rantmeiie
murben fiir's 2eben p%erblln6en 8bi-
lipp 8uiiep uno gltiabetb Nett. Mo-
&c Sen 8rautleuten ELM lunges nn6
frieo(i1es @beleben beibieoen iein! !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
&ir9lt9e
Na9rt9tem

= SS11 einem 6teier Gage 6em bodm-
lten Msgr. Gbiebaut, M0miniitrator
ser 9io5eie bonn bo6m'iten 8ii6of
sos. 9ui6 5ugegangenen 8riefe, Ser
nit SEN @orten: vgs mar bas gn0e
elmer boufommenen 8o6e." eingelei=
tet lit, be5ei6net Ser Dio5eian-Obere
sic b%ier5ebnte Sabrbun6ertfeier, 6ie
5l1 gbren 6es III. @loooal0, 6es Ha=
irons Ger 0t05eie ct. glo1to1 in ct.
Glou0, Sranfreid, obgebalten tpur6e.
SSn ieinem 8riefe fun6igt Ser 8ii6of
an, er mer0e cine aus @ol5 gei6nibte
Statue 0es Fl. @lol1o, Elm Mbbil6 iesz
ner I'M S6rein %perebrten, Ste bon Ell
11em Yortier &iinltler ongefertigt nn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

tar NngL @enernlbifnr Der 3io5eie,
eth 8ontififalamt, nobel als gbren-
oiafone Die bodp. &erren Sat1sfi llnb
|&elfen, als gr5prieifer;. bobu. &err
|stiegler, ols Diafonen Ser Weiie Die
bodm. &erren Builder unb 30nner
un6 als 3erennoniare Die bo6tp. Ser
rem Sirit un6 Donnap altiitierten. Die
|Jeltpre6igt bielt ser bo6p. Serr
|2ange, friiberer 8farrer Der Seitge-
mein6e. SIM Sanftnarium tpare11 an
|neienb bodm'iter Wsgr. Sbieba11t,
oem bo6m. &err Gennp, un6 bodm-
iter Msgr. @ludta, Dem Der bobtp.
Ortspfarrer 2eutbner aiiiltierten. Die
neue, mertoolle Bfeifenorgel, oie IN
ibren bollen, moblflingen6en E0nen,
nnter Ser 8an6 elmer tiidtigen Or
ganiitin elmer ebrD. 8ene0tftiner-
idmeiter erflang, tr1g nit Sen ausge-
5eibneten 2eiitungen zines gut ge=
i6ltlten &ir6enbores bebeuteno our
&ebung Der Doppelfeter bel. Mben6S
1uur6e 6as berrli6e 56anipiel u@m>
eloa" unter 0ireftion 6es bo9p. &rn.
Selfen bon elmer aus beimii6en &rdf-
ten 5uiammengeiebten Ebeatertruppe
in taoelloier 8eiie in Der @emein6e-
balle, Die, mie ntcrgens 6as @ottes-
baus, in glei6er @eiie nngefiiut tpar,
a1fgefibrt, nnb nit bieien bor5iigli=
6en 2eiitnngen gelangte Der @bren-
tag Ser ct. Midnels @emeinoe at eli
mem Ser 6eter mir6igen Abi6luB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
5, Oftober 922.

gaoe, Ser ct dis Mttglieo augeborte
uno mobei er oem @orlib fiibrte, BET.
lpobnte.
Gieie ISOLDE idliebt fir ct,
glol,o nit bret aroBen Sagen, an Be.
men oos grobe grntefeit gefeiert miro,
meld)es IN Ger5terungen ser 5dall-
feniter unierer @ei6dftsbdltier nit
Sen belteu inns retaenoiten Warenar.
tifeln 1T ieiner Sauptia6e beiteM,
Damn aber aud Sen 8eiudern ioniti-
&c Gergniigen bereiten 1,nb Sen Nus
ltellern lie nod @rfenntnts uno Be-
,%1rteil1ng @eninne bringen miro.
: &eute, 0onnerltag, unb Sreitag
finoet sic Sobresperiammlung ser.
Central Mbteilung ser Minneiota 60
l1cational Miiociation in ct. Glouo
Itatt. Sn ser beutigen Situng mer.
SEN Senator 81. %. Sitdcod bon &ib=
bling, Minn., uno Gran5 8eblter, SUI
perintenbent ser Minneapolis S6u.
ler, Mnipra6eu balteu. SSn Ser mor=
gigen Sormittagsiibung treten benz
&rogromm genaB Defan &riiell bon
ser Staats- 1niperitt6t BON Soma 81
tp Soma, nno St. 6. q. Steiner bonn
@rinneu college, @rinneu> Soma, als
&eOner ouf na6mittags ipri6t &i6.
q. Slice, 9ireftor Ser l1ntberittats
grteniion ser Minneiotaer %l1niberji=
TIT uno aben6s nebit 3efan &riiel
ST. 6. 81. Hroiier bon Guntpooop
Snititut in Winneapolis.
Siebenun66reiBig @ra0uierten
uno friibere St1oerten Ser Minnefo>
taer Stoats= l1niperlitat mobnten ant
letten Sreitag einem int @ran6 Cert
tral Sotel abgebaltenen @anfett bel,
81 mel6er 3eit cine lofale Ginbeit
Ser Alumnen Mliociation ser Minne=
lotaer %l1niperittat gegriin6et mur0e.
81. 6. g. 2emis mur0e ais 8rdii0ent
Ser ct. Glo1t6 @tnbeit, 6. g.. Obs
ais giceprdli6ent, Srou M.S. Sibum=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05


81 Der Mal1en Sefu.@emeiaoe
al &imberlD, Wis., bielten ser bodm.
P. ban 3inter, s11perior ser are13-
Ddter- @enoiienihaft in Dnamia, unb'
Der bohp. P. ban Ser 9oer cine u9t-
t4gige III. Mtiiionz 6ie am Counting,
ben /. 0ftober gum feierltden Mb-
ibll1B fam unb pabreno Ser 1900
8eihten geb0rt uro gegen 5000 &om-.
munionen ansgeteilt mur6en, getpib
ein Grfolg, Der benz 8farrer Ser Sc
meinbe pie al16 Sen bo6p. Miiiio-
naren pollfommene 3nfrie6enbeit CAB.
I 8enn man be6enft, bab BEL Dem
lebten Gonntag in &i6mono gum Be-
item bes ct. 8eter & 8oul &ir9-
bofes abgebalteuen @a5ar cine Gin
nabme bon uber $4,000 er3ielt MUIR
Sc, barf man nit b06item &e6te Die
SGreigebigfeit Ser @emein0emitglieoer
un0 auer, Die aus Sen Na6borSge=
meinoef gu Dem Sreuoenfeite eridie-
men noren un6 5nr 60r0erung 6es
e0len 3medes bettrnge1, in loben6er
@etie b%erborbeben. Mae, Ste 5n 6ie=
lem {d6nen @rfolges;beigetragen, ber-
6ienen Die bette Nnerfenn1tng un6 6e1
&ber5liben 9anf Ser @emein6e; bor-
8iigli6 fins sic 2eiituneen ser Sran=
en- snno Sungfrauen, Die tage- ia tpo-
6enlnng ii6 nit ben 8orbereitungen
beibdftigten, 0es b06ften Dante un6
boiler Mnerfenn11ng mert.
X 9~rogrammdBig, pie i'm uNor6=
itern" lebte 8ode angefMn6tgt, ber-
lief 6aS pergangenen 6reitag in Der
bonn bo6m. &errn s. 2eutbner 81
Buchanan paitorierten ct. Wibaels
@emeinoe in 8erbinoung NIT Ser Or
gelneibe gefeierte Hatronsfeit. @or
oem feierli6en @ottes6ienite nabm
ser bo6tp'ite Msgr. Gbiebaut, M6mt=
n%iltrator Der 9i05eie> Ben Mft Der Or
gelpeibe Dor n10 i6loB an 6ieielbe
cine entipre6en6e Mnre6e an. 90
bn11n 5elebrierte Ser bo6m'i tie Hrono= |
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
ab1hluf Der Rdumune
Gemeloet.

5ofio 1. Oft. - Mm Sreitag tp11r6e
in Sofio omtli6 befonnt gegeben, sic
&aiumnng 6es iibirilden &iiftenlan0es
gegeniiber ser Sniel Sa6alin ieitens
Sapars lei iebt abgei6loiien nn6 audi
Sic biirgerli6en 8eb0r6en ieien bon
BORT 5nriidge5ogen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
SPOKANE PARTY Will ~.
Be HERE TOMORROW

Following is the complete person.
mel of the party Of Spokane business
men who will arrive here tomorrow
morning, aboard the Inland Empire
Round-Up special:
j. W. Bradley, vice-pres. Old Nat.
Bank A. w. Burch, city auditor;
Robt b. Boothe; f. T. Chaplin and
party, pres. E. r. Chaplin Co; +. b..
Childs and party: w. O. Childs; f..
j. Costello, mgr. Spokane City Club;
w. Fl. Cowles and party, Cowles
Publ. Co; II. Crommelin and party
Mgr Holland Bank; w. j. Coates,
Coates Printing Co.; r. II. Crowley
The Crowley Co.; w. r. Day and
party, Dan & Hansen Secruity Co.
Exchange Nat. Bank; c. G. Enos
and party; j. f. Ferris, Ferris e
Hardgrove; DR.. p. j. Gallagher, ply
sician; j. Z. Greenough, Greenough
Invest. Co.; Roy r. Gill, pres. Spo-
kane Chamber Com; Luellat Colts
chalk; Leo Greenough; j. II. HGatrup;
Holdt Mfg. Co.; Edward Hicks, city
hall; Arthur ID. Jones and party, pres.
Arthur ID. Jones & Co.; Stanley ID.
Jones and party; }. Dorothy Jones;
DR.. r. j. Kearns, physicians; II.
Klopp and party, pres. White Pine
Sash Co.; Mr. .koerner Aberdeen
Coal Co.; r. c. hammers and party,
MGGoldrick Lumber Co.; II. S. Lane,
Automobile Chamber of Com: Wal
ter Leuthold, Deer Park Lumber Co..
Robert Lund; f. +. McGinnis, pres.
Citizens state Bank; G. Martin and
party, f. NJ. Martin Grain & Mill
Co; X. J. Martin, pres X. j. Martin
4 Co.; Dr. j. G.. Mathews, physician;
W. f. Merriam; T.. Milliken, Spokane
Hotel; Ned Morrison; Geo. Mulin-
ger: !. r. O'Rrien and party. NIu-
tual Life Ins. Co.; w. G.. Owes, Asst.
Sec. Chamber of Com; August Paul
sen and party, Paulsen Realty Co.;
James l.. Paine; Geo. Phillips, Palace
store; Ernest V. Price, Whitehouse
a Price; A. f. Russell and party,
Post Russell &; Rigging; Geo. Reeves;
Chas. Rigg, physician; James Smyth, |
Jas. Smyth Plumb and Heat Co.; /
G. S. SOnnemon and party, pres.
Wash. Laundry Co.; A. II. Syverson, /
Syverson- Kelley ADV. Co.; l.. Star
mot; Virginia Stark; u. Twohy. chr. /
Old Nat. Bank; W. w. Trumble: l.. /
b. Thomas; f.. {. Triton; Mrs. w. L. /
tllrich and party% w. Hude: w. j.
=. Wakefield and party, Wakefield
X WitherspOon; c. II. Wells: DR..
+. J. Zeorlin, Spokane
Advertising Club.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22


ness men VINO serve us directors
makes the snow possiple. inc music
7 mas us place III heiplhG interpret the
scenes ana the services OF the 59th
infantry ReGlmehtal pahd' Jane
nurns Alpert, VINO mas won Il place. IN
the hearts OF Happy canyon throngs,
ION orueih"h' VINO Is almost citiZen
OF Pendleton now, the Pacific Tele-
phohe ana IeleSfaph co. quartette,
an uhdef the dlfectloh OF Bert Jerard,
al heip 10 tell the story.
Ihe scenery TINS year is new and at
tractlVe' and 1t ewes its effectiveness
TO plans made by MI and Mrs. Tom
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
HUNIOR PLAYS PART
CONTINUED from page 1.J


tepecs spring up in the camp. and
their activities and their dances add
animation 10 the scene.
The first scout Ot the white mon
comes. After he has discovered that
the land is held by the Indians the
frontierSmen, bold. daring, hard
shooting, make their approach. Then
the clash of the races i'm battle comes.
the gun play, the hand to hand strllE-
giles, narrow escapes. and the thrill Of
combat. The Indians are ovcrwhelm-
ed in IN course OF events and they
fade from the scene.
After the frnuticrsmcn have done
their work. the men with famiI IS
come by way Of oxen teams aud
horses On prairie schoousrs. camp is
made, families arc Reunited and new
homes established. The home l. final
" broken un by quartcttc Of bears. .
There is plenty OF variety in the
show which IS furnished by scenes iu .
which humur plays It's part The Chi e.
rvsC laundry men SET into trouble.
he cowboys chase the town marshal
and some 90 the other citiy,h~ into
hcir own hoUSrav. the boys are not
permitted tn swim IN the old swim
ming hole. The show itself is directed
. phuo Rounds who Is the arena di-
.ecto-
The cooperation 0f Psndlsioa busi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
MRS. S. A. MILLER Of
MILTON ENDS HER LIFE
(East Oregonian Special }

MILTON, Ore, Sept. 22.--Mrs. s. A.
Miller, wife of Representative Miller,
who Is one of the owners of the Mil
ton nursery, committed suicide this
morning at Q o'clock at her home
here She used a revolver for her act
of self destruction. :.
Poor health is given as the cause
for Mrs. Miller's action. She is q
member of one of Milton's most re-
spected and prominent families, and
no other cause could be given for her
suicide. ....., ...
She is the mother of two children,
a boy and n girl. The girl only re-
Gently left for Michigan to attend col
lege.
The funeral arrangements have not
been made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
THE INDEPENDENT WOMAN

is one Of the brightest jewels which
adnrns our modern, economic system.
But too often this independence is
gained at the cost of health, and the
wage-carnins woman struggles
through her duties prey to nervous
ness, backache and dependency Does
not her independence then become
more of a burden than q joy? Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has helped many such women to re-
gain their zest in life and will help
many more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
WOULD snIT DOWN GAS WORKS

My stomach has been so filled
with gas for the last three years that
l felt | could pretty nearly supply our
town. l also had frequent pains in
right side in region of the appendix.
Doctors didn't help much. one day
my neighhor told me about what
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy had done
for him and | got bottle of our drug
eist. can say that it will do all and
more than you claim for it." 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inClam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.-ForI
sale by all druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
EMPRESS CHARLOTTE is Y
BELGIAN CITIZEN ALAIN

BRUSSELS. Sept 22.-The Em-
press Charlotte has re-adaptcd her
Belgian nationality which she lost
through marriage with Maximiuian Of
Austria, Emperor of Mexico, in 1867.
She has lived in Brussels fifty-scven
years, but permission to recover her
nationality was granted only recently.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
SUMMARY OF EVENTS.
(continued from page ~

II. NJ. Matthews, 1903 3-5.
Scout Maish, lost steer.
Charles Moore, 80 2-5.
Alex Seidell, sc 1-5.
Fred Spain, lost steer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
SIGNS BIIL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-CU. p
President Harding today signed the
fuel anti-profiteering bill and the
Rorah bill providing for complete in
vestlgation of the coal industry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
Social and Club NezJs

GUESTS HERE FOR ROUNDUP. see.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Schaefer have
as their guests Miss Mae Sterns and
Miss Jean Stearns, Of La Grande, Miss
Lille Hoblirk, of Portland. and Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Schaefer OF
Walla Walla. Mr. Schaefer is =
brother of Mr.. Schaefer. Addition
guests at the Schaefer home tomorrow
will be Ensign and Mrs. Cecil McKin-
rey of Baltimore, Maryland Ensign
Mckinney is Mrs. A. II. Schaefer's
brother. The wedding of Ensign and
Mrs. Mckinney was recent society
event in Baltimore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
MARRIAGE sOLEMNIzED.

The marriage of Ionic l.. Logan of
Portland, and Marjorie E. Balensirer
mf pendletOn, was solemnized this
morning at 11:3O at the Presbyterian
manse, Rev. George L. Clark, pastor
officiated. The ring ceremony was
used. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan will make
their home in Portland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

GUESTS AT JOHNS HOME.
r. l.. Campbell, president of the
University Of Oregon, and w. Is
Newell eX-regent, are during theil
stay in Pendleton guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Johns, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Johns are graduates OF
the University. Both of the visitors
were guests this morning at the
breakfast in honor of the Rough
Writers.
JOHN GRISWOLD WEEDS
The marriage Of John T. GrlsWold
and Miss Edith Richey both of PEN
dleton, was solemnized yesterday at
the Presbyterian manse. Rev. George
j.. Clark, pastor, offciated.
MRS CRAIG HERE
Mrs. Edna Craig of Salem is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Hampton.
AT SIMPSON HOME
FranI, Bettman is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simpson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
GUESTS AT CLARK HOME

GUESTS AT CLARK HOME
"ne"ts at the home of Rev and
Mrs. George L. Clark are Mr.. and Mrs.
-. r.. Kern and son Bentley, of JIllens-
burg, Washington. They are accom-
panied by Mr.. Kern's sister, Miss l3liz-
abeth Kern, and her nephew, Buster
Kern. of Winchester, Virginia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
MIR. AND MRS. JACKSON VISIT.

MIR. AND MRS. JACKSON VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Jackson are
visitors here for the show Mr..
Jackson is the son Of G. s. Jackson.
editor of the Oregon Journal. The
Jacksons are members of the Ore
gOn journal special. Mrs. Jackson
was formerly Miss Dorothy Strow-
bridge and her wedding was recent
event.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
Quit Making
Faces AT
Your Meals!
lronized Yeast Gives the Stomach
Natural Digestive Powerl

There's one organ in the human
body that kicks back" when Ii gets
weak, and that's the stomach No
stomach on earth can operate with
out Vltamines- -and-iron. The same
thing is true about the nerves. There
is hardly ANYTHING that can hannen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
MISS CAMERON HERE.

NIEoIo O1NNITIINVJlN IIF4ItTI. -
Miss Minalena Cameron of Portland
was Pendleto nvistor yesterday. She
visited her sister, Mrs. r. w. Fletcher.
Miss CCameron was en- route home
after a visit to Spokane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
GUESTS IN PENDLEToN.

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Jer-
ard are Miss Helen Broughton and
Miss Frances BroughtOn of Dayton,
Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

GUESTS IN PENDLETON
A guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
l.. A. Cruikshank is Mrs. j. C. Cum
ming, Of Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED
Miss Florence Rouanzoin became
the bride of John f. Tooncy yestcr-
day at the Presbyterian manse Rev.
George l.. Clarke, pastor, officiated.
The couple will reside in Frecwater
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

10 the nervous system that is not
1T once reelected 70 the stomach.
Weak nerves, weak stomach. NJ
lurc has only Cue answer more Vita
mines lronized. But remember that
IrouizCd Yeast is not q mere furNr---s
81 Yeast and iron, but Is yeast is5r-
lEed. which Is substance an by
iisclf This Is why ilunaz,I Yeast
produces almost immediate r.-1Irs
IN cas- ct loss q appetite. aversion
10 food bclchinE. Eas on the Srn-7-
H-l. lt-urr ut-'sH~. ".la~D-aE- a1F.s
feeling after eating. drs,-ras.. rr.rs-
Etst.gu. There Is only one Tr1-s-l
Yeast l- The world. % sHrf14-s
Yeast To- '.ra-Tr- Ines -eEitl -0rE-s f#sr-. .7sT.r
tEe very natural Zoo -ussse- yIrsrG
thrfN s'-"T- stomach and every
strong nervous system possesses Ths
n-U VIZ is. lrnl.E.. N.iran Ir-ir.s T----
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

PENDIETON VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pagan and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Putler are PEN
dleton visitors for the Round-Up
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22
TrRE FROM PORTLAND

Mrs. J. D. Brammell has rs her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis
of Portland and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hartman of Portland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

Al o'clock thiSiftsrnoon rmplr1
1,arl Flsharty will announce IN. hai
tsries and issue the command Play
Hall" and the hattie viii start. Maybe
81 viii be five days--possibly II viii
last nine.
Tho teams arc evenly matched.
followers Of the game for years have
never scen any two teams 70 into n
championship contest more evenly
matched.
Each team - determined o. win
and tho fans II each town are lust
NJ determined. Rivalry Is keen. There
I'll BE- no loaflng It's going tn 10 a
great battle.
Amarillo walked away with tn
first half. holding the had from the
virtual start Clovis made an envlabie
record during the second half and
Amarillo finished SECOND.
Johnny isugsr, Mapel slated 10
pitch for the Gassers. He's got The
confidence fine fans. and II he
shows up as well as h. has hem
during IN opast three weeks he'll 10
hard 10 heat
nurieson. the BuxzrrS' ar.. u ex
lrtnd ~ be Mclyers cholce o. send
against the Gassers.
The teams VIII play here today an
Thur~iny then ~ 10 Clovis fur ri
dsv and Saturday games. coinlni
tack here Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
WHO'S Who With The GAssERS

man. AGE 20 Home. oklahoma city
First year professional hail.
WILLIAM uiiI.IJ BNEIs. catcher
age "a Home Crete. Nebraska. Third
year professional lall With Sweet
water 1921. Mineral Wells. 1899.
LIZ. SMITH. pitcher axe g. Home
Cord,fl. Okla. Third year professional
lall Formerly with Athletics 81 Phil
ad.lphia and Oklahoma city of Western
Association
tKBD BADGER. pitcher. az, g
Home Houston. second YEAR proi.s
-ionnl ball with San Ang,lo fifst hall
1929. beaumont 1891.
\. =. ibOtsi.ts. oulfleldcr. catcher
aFe 20 Home. Font Worth with Gin
c.nnau 1874. Second year prufossiona
ball
ELMER NIL. pitcher. "a, -. Home
San Dicgn. Cglif Second ,,sr uF,fr-
sional hall With Vernon. Coas
L,aEur and Beaumont 1879.
i,Oi NORTON. pitcher ag, ~ lion.
stamford, TeAas. STARTED professional
hall isl. in.TsSas League
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

A. thc Ga scr- go into the fight for
the ppnnsnt today % should interest
fans 90 know who's who with the win
ming Amarillo club Heres the dope
JOHNNY o.. memoir. second base
man. manager VI the club. AGED 20.
Former home. Frederick. Okia. Second
year profe s-io nal BASEBALL. with joplin
In 1914 WIN s,o,t's buff. Ncb. 81.
". &. sPECKl COMsrOCL. outfieid.
~. az. % Home. Dallas Second year
professional tall with Abilene 1891
and helped Win l'cnuani. sold 10 'ardi'
nails o. rlori immediately.
JOHNNY NAPLES. pitcher. axe %.
home. Casper. Wyoming. first year
professional hall With Casper 1891 IN
MID West League.
GLADE A>HEItk. nrsi las"nan.
age 20 Home Durangu. Colo Third
ytaf professional inll. with Calgary
csnadn isnnant Winners 1891. Western
Canada League. Property ~ Los An
grl.s Casst Lcagu. Tor two seasons
HOW tID tlTIdERN.D. ouifileder'
agrg 20 Home Eagle Lake. Texas
First scar professional tall. sold "a
Chicago cub this season.
T. u. fski>>Ei MOORE. shortstop
arc g. Honl. Floydad First year pro-
ies-i0nai lail
CHS t>IG cHi>Ei. thlrd lasr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
on Men e. Have Da,

DALLAS Sept, i.-rcNar oll men. ~
ven ~ III, e. IN Louisiana ana oklaho.
am. aic inl,lmrd TIM, FRIDAY. Oct. ~
has h,rn dcsigna,vd a. Oil Mans Day
nj the si.uc Far II Texas. and that IN
conn, elton with the tny. there viii l"'
Ia meeting q; the MidConiinent oil and
Gas Association n Dallas IN th1t date.
Frank Cullinan Il president of III" as
>, c.ation. and Frank Bonn"tie. Secr''
inry. and there are some Lice ar m"r''
m,ml,ris representing various lines "i
Iactly.ty IN the oil business. Entertain
ln.ni arranged includ, a meeting hc'
tween the Tulsa. okla" High schoo
football eleven ana The Was" High
school team ON Friday Afternoon, ana
l,n saturday a cont,ri letwscn = NJ W
iand LOUISIANA staio University