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New Britain herald., 1922-01-13
ARBUCKLE JURY
Eleven Jurors Passed Temporarily, With Same Number Left Out Of G5

San Francisco, Jan. 13.-The state today had left four peremptory charges and the defense ten for use in continuing selection of jury in the second trial of Roscoe c. Ar buckle, charged with manslaughter growing out of the death of Miss Vir ginia Rappe, motion picture actress.
 Eleven jurors had been passed tenn porarily and only II persons remain ed in the original panel of 65
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13
THE WEATHER.

Hartford Jan. 13.-Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Unsettled weather with light snow tonight or Saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
SUITS AGAINST
SHIPPING BOARD
ARE HELD VALID
Not
Agency in Strict Sense,
Court Rules

WASHINGTON May L. Tho
tmyIgDucv i'loct corporation of
thc United states chipping board
uul % governmental agency Iu
tnH ,ua chat n cannot Doe sued
without los consent. the supreme
court toduy decided
TU. court Reversed the first two
rIre. which had been decided by
llH lower courts ln favor uf tho
government ana affirmed the
Judgment in Che lnFt ease which
WAS le1luHt on, government chief
Justice Tai delivered 81 di ont
.ng opinion aud tt1ttd ihut Jus
uc"- CLARKE and Van novcnter
Joined
Tho decision of the gour' wa-
considered highly important h.
th, government hertu-t uf fIr
number OF eases poudinE before
Tho corporation The opinion was
delivered in csspH brought hy tho
Sloan hin yards corporation and
others uf the stuto OF washing
tom aud the Astoria Marine iron
work. OF oregon c-onfpudlng
the corporation was private. and
Dos thv g-urHJrHt.nu against Roger
3D. wood tru4f,, iu bankruptcy
ul tine Eastern Shore Shin building
corporation ON tho Iruuud thai
us 90 government agency 10 va.
entitled geo priority boz the dhtrihu-
ton uf the bankrupt estate
NcWs Of the decision came a. "a
dhuudcrbult To- officials OF the
shipping beard and fleet corpora.
tiou officials OF which oppressed
fear that 10 would cost thr board
possibly millions uf dollars lu set.
dement's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
People You
Know
nAdlalsr Rspairins. ouletsl Auto 0,

nAdiAteT Repairing. ouieksl Auto 90.
J II, Washer. president Of the
state Normal university at las
Vegas, and his wife are expected 20
arrive IN Albuquerque this evening
rom santa Fc
g. o. Nissan. who is supervising
road work in Toinuo CANYON Tor tho
oregt service. iH 10 Albuquerque
uday. Ho viii leave for the can
on tonight
X. g.. kHrtchncr. supervisor of
the Mnnzano forest. has rctgruei
rom Mountalnnir
Albert = Roberts. deputy inter
nal revenue collector in charge Of
he DrminF district, h. In the clty
Cor a few days.
FORMER Justice G. j. Roberts and
Mrs, Roberta ~ Santa re urs
spending the day In Albuquerque
Paul H. f.uherts grazing IN
spector az the district office Of the
forest service. returned yesterday
from the Coronado and Prescott
Forests Of Arizona. whore he has
been Tor the past two months doing
fIeii WORK.
-. Coiaren. treasurer Of the HOl-
lnck-Howard Lumber ia
In tho city today "a attend 10 hua-
iness with the district office 81 the
forest service. Ills company T.
cutting n large quantity nf timber
IN the Carson national forest in
northern New Mexico,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
Z WHO RESEMBLE
MURDER SUSPECTS
ARRESTED HERE
Sheriff at Prescott No
tilted to Send Officer
to Identify Men

Twd mon who are said to re-
semble tho description Of suspects
In n hurdcr IN sclismar Arizona.
on Friday were arrested In Albg-
querque yesterday By Constable A.
5. MOuga
In police ccurt this morning the
men give the names ~ Iuhn Vut-
terson aud Thomas queen. TlV
arrest OF the wen by Morapai came
after . compliant had been made
against them hy Euscaiu Lucpro.
Lucero was walking toward
MaTtinfztown NyHterday when he
stopped at First street and Fruit
avenue to rest where Patterson
and Queen were preparing 20 drink
by mixing alcoholic fluid with
some Coyote water Lucrvu claims
that one 81 the mon kicked him in
the chin. after the men had usked
him Tor money. Luccru replying
that he had none
Lucert notified Morapa ana thc
arrest followed Judge George
Noddy sentenced the men To- 40
days each .n i1il on the charges
OF vnEfancy.
A mcssago which the police re-
ceivcd FROM prcecott. Ariz.. states
that the men who urr wanted In
connection with @ murder at Seiig
man D. euppurod 20 be father and
son The Wuucr has cen re-
fcrrcdi 20 the sheriffs Office and
sheriff Warren O. Davies OF prcg-
cot Notified 90 send seine onc hero
to identiiy the prisoners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

"aN VIZ 'fNAA iHs 'hlN'Ho''fN
iuuuons should &C. hy petitions re-
quifing Say 100 names pcr can
oidnvy.
Each yutpr should Doe entitled
goo o. ballot Tor the three sllurlsi
commissioners Tor one without sal
AIRY uud Go an expression OF his
choicc Tor mayor from among the
names ou This list.
The arrangement is one which
would enable groups OF citizcns 10
unite on civic rather than on party
ilnos. Also IL would give proper
tiunbl representation 10 minoritI,i
in OBJ simpler fashion.
carlson wants tho city charter 4o
altered o. tu provide Tor all these
thiuE~ though he says jamestown
De- better governed already than
most cities.
Municipal Projects.
originally the jamestown mnrk,t
WIS o. frame building which union
carpenters volunteered To- put up
itHm old lumber belonging to the
city on re- leased sltc Rental of
70 paid Tor the present larE.
brick structure tn, w~utcrwork. irr
capacity rufflciouf for % ,ity u.
more than twice Jumoatuwu -lzr
The electric light plant mrnHboI
llsat 90 iA ANA puwcr during off
rolk hours ut from 2ia tu 70 cculs
npr Eiiowntt.
Thu milk pruJcoi Is 10 litigation
if the mayor wins. "a municipal
Ico plunt md municlpsIly-mHd
butter ana cheese VIII follow auto
uHticHlls hr aty4
~ Inv Permits.
Carlson hus under confederation
H proposition to establish q plant
fnr making municipal paH FROM
fuvl OH at au os. imutcd cost Co iho
con inner ~ 90 cents per 1000
cubic feet. \ committee IA dir-
cussing % municipal roal yard and
Do" mayor plans to my a wunicI-
pal c"nl mine 10 Ito law win Dr.
him du so.
S%us1Idnr of insurance. Carlson
tIsH our nrc department pu.s
$500. 900 yearly. our Insurance
about 5000. 600. and last year our
fire loss WIS only f75,OuO. WIls
4luuld the Insurance oumuau.
fnlic 80 much money out OF
town H. wants 90 mako pu-
hrouon out uf the firomcu too in
toad ~ keep 81 them Ina the ua-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
BURNS IN
TIJERlS CANYON
Car of w. T. Morrow
Destroyed; Driver
Escapes

An lufnmohllH h,lorriuE 20 W
r. Morrow or tho Morrow Nuto'no-
ollie sumu1ug. aud driven hy James
Receives. was atuss' totally de-
,r...i l- frr Saturday night near
TIf.rsr. cast ~ Nihupu,ruue
ir0ysa wac returning tu Allu-
g|tafulic from Est1nc.n lu the car
WHOM II suddenly caught tro.
ncrvrH hud tlmc 90 get ont OF tho
machine before being burned hut
ha,lng no chrmic1le with him was
.ahlp only to eight the flames with
dlrf and sand
Autoi.ts returning from Tho
mountains saw the flames Men
from thD garage thIa morning
went 20 tho mountain 'u bring
hprE tho chHrrcd urrt. o' TIDE car.
Although the cnuae nf the fire u
MOT known. DO q. believed tu have
atart,d from q short Circuit in abe
wiring
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
BROWN WILL MAKE
UNIONS ACCOUNT
FOR INDIVIDUALS
A~djutant General
Changes Policy in
Governing the Strike
District

4 aignincnnt change su policy
In the governing uf tho Gallup
coal district has been made ac
cording 10 Adiutuut General d. ~.
brown wnu d. 100 The city to-day.
Whore formally puis individuals
were held responsible iuI tr.I.
own actions. iu the future the
union Will hc holh responsible &C.
violence 3n Tho plri ot amy of th'
rnIs cnaugc h1s been made
ucCss airy hr stated. lbs several
events which have happened r,.
comfy. one Hlght llFt week. three
mon were cnugnt trying Geo blow
up tho city water works and there
hutu been u number Uf caro.
where strikers have beat miners
who are working.
% have notified the leaders of
the 1frikers thut II There arc amy
NJ those h%cutiugF J Will pui
an OF the Officers of the union in
lail' =
There are now 1875 soldiers 10
Gallup Brown stated They ar"
mrmbors OF all four oi the original
unite vent into the field Trims
arc still quiet ON the whole. Dee
Gays and the work nj t1c mines
ls milking "a steady gait. The dis
triut Boz producing 1000 Ions OF
coal q day. and have re- three day
supply ahead FOR the railroad.
lie stated this morning that he
has no idea how long tho troops
Will bc in Gallup. A. long us they
are there De- looks Tor uo serious
disturbance. A permit has been
issuel the strikers TO hold % bone
IN dance on Thursday Fst and
union officials viii be- held strictly
accountable Tor whatever may
happen az the dance.
Brown came mp Co Albuquerque
llst night. and viii return to IBIS
hcadqLIrtcrs at Gallup tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

II was because Of the issuid
second complaint by Gel
gave grounds for the cont
court charge.
Almost simultaneous W
finding OF the Justice dcp
agent guilty Il santa r.
sen was foIrl guilty - tr.
ing "a stolen auto into the
Justice Of Iho f'cuc" GDorgl
this morning Suddy foun
nrdfon guilty &C q state
District Attorney Ernest y
bringing the cbnrge
The hearing this morn
held In the office Of the
attorney and Richardson,
fixed nt $1,000 which be @
furnish and he went to
WAS the third tim. that he
tered the old Town iail
same charge after being
twice.
The ownor OF the stul,
Mr. Lawrence was prcsen.
hearing this morning md
that his car was stolen IL
Texas Hp also idenHnl
auto which Richardson W.
with bringing into the stat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
DEATHS

ili MING Funeral services Tor
Mra Louis HunluE Will Doe hcid
Tuesday al 70 O'Clock at 10, Im.
macuiutc Conception church. Eey.
Father Muudelafl officiating 90.
tcrmcut Will bee 900 calvary cCms.
terry strong brothers are in
charge.
KEAUSE-Arno D. krnusr died
al q local hospital yesterday Hs.
80 years His wife wHs hero win
him and vii! take fnn body bHcE
10 their FORMER home boz Beaver
Dam. Wis strong brothers are lu
charge.
TOLINER-Jcssc T.. Tolitcr died
az his apartment here yesterday.
age DO years His wife arrived Iu
the city after he had passed away
The body was taken TO strong
Brothers mortuury Funeral ar
rauEcmcui- will Dee made Inter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

Metzgtr Alas chnNos and Fred
Crollott
Board NcWy Organized
The board w.t- appointed last
winter following %" allowance BY
the st1te Nn cpi1mi-siou uf 70 spo-
cinl additional taA levy for Tho
county charities tuui upon repre-
seuintiou ul citizens mat Be was
necessary o. take cnrc ut pnuper
and destitute casey here ana mat
the fiud would DO gdfIini"tcrcd
hy 90 speO.Il board 90 Doe named hy
the ccanfy commissioner 20 have
full cllnrzo ~ me endorsement ~
the flur
soon after tho appointment ~
the hUerd rua'- arna' Boo when a.
fofts wcfe made to disbarsc funds
without the boards c'uscul.
There was a protest az tho time
which rcsulfcd, 81 was stated totl1N.
IN an agreement that no futut.
pnymcnts from this fund would
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

ly MA SVrViCc
JNIE2TOWN. y. v. MAY
Mayor samuel 4. Harisou oi
YOUNGSTOWN ls out to abolish pnriy
u.glHs In city election
u has "a .ractlouary sound.
Mayor Carlson. however has the
reputation OF being about ua pro-
rUslyv "a municipal cAcCutlvc as
.Hurr Be- anywhere iu tho United
States. Time was when Doc wHH
considered an ultra radical iut
u.W Chat Doc iF serving hi- ViEhtli
fN"-trHr term they are Eruw!uE
.us'uuiol 90 his views and way
INif lHu q thc frHf tims Ur uas
s]aInris,l jamestown with his
He ayors municipal markets..
uH."r electricity. milk. gas. coal
HuI insurance. And be getting
IlUn.
20 is because jamestown with
IN. reputation Of 100000 odd B.. ru
Hn-ly republican thai tho mayor.
. rHuuhI.cHu himself. offsets tu thu
poo IIurE system fur his city itr
I. o. @ wint to Eo Ilok To- purty
convention days just ON d.rcr.
lon D. what Dee faturs
The municipal election ", uyid
. March - SIMPLY was H rrIHU
l.'.Hu of our primary uu Mprrh g.
h" .HyH We slould have ono
.I'lH'us election ui We do io.
n. uhers OF tho school blurI.
Iind uf Party I;ulr
Neither d. Mayor Carlson 10 fr.ur :
.. rNr government of critics on fh.
.. alderman plan. nor yct ls h.
believer n the cummI uu gov
UuUruf IdDu
Iustu q ~ 90 common council
Hn contends thrru hould De-
elected from tho ,lfy ut luteD thrrg
commissioner on sllurt for full
umr service plus uH many nom
Filari'I commissioners as can poll
I 1000 or moro votes apiece Nom-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
NXINrnR ENns LIZ.

NNIT LAKE CITN- NnV
The body Of T O Topj Paine. 800.
pilot iu the suit Lake division uf
tho aerial mail service who died
irtc yesterday 81 re- self inflicted
gurshot wound VIII Dc shipped to
Everett. Wash. hif former HON,
Tor burial according To announce
mont to-day The flyer shot him
Hclf saturday uiR"t with q royol,
yer as the outcome Of "a family
uIfurrrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
Idaho Wool Clip
Brings 30 Cents

SALT Lac CITY. May The
S%hoshuuo. Idaho. wool clio has
1ccn sold by n pool headed Nv
senator Frank r. Gooding und u.s
brother Fred ". Gooding az an
average price 81 thirty cents 90
pound tu she o. Harris Wool com
p3ny of ~. Louis. Mo. ard SAT-
sake J3fN.
The clip consisted of one mill
lion pounds The prices paid IH.
more thuu one hundred per cent
higher than luHt year, o. wus o.
uuuucUd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
California Bank
Fails to

FORT BRAGG Cnlif. Nj
Tho First National HANK
Brnrg ana ~ affiliated inst
the First Bank Of Savings.
Co uuon for husincss toaa1
There ia reported shurt
$4,000 in the funds OF "a
Rank 81 Savings 10th inatl
occupy the sumo banking 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
One Dead, Two Ill
From Poison Weed

TRINIDAD. colo. May i-Our
mun o. dead and Two made 100 from
ortiug ~ o. poison weed 1s wild
celery
Augustine Eomoudn. 91. ate o. hif
OF rho weed. which ho found so "a
uust3rr near Huvhu, yesterday af-
t,IuDuu. and dlDt DO Wtuutcr later
.In ,UuruisI,us sam NumuudH
rs. We made letthlg sick and. with
bis brother Charlr-. ~. was r.-
moved to the hospital hero Both
wlN recover A. uhyfio.uu d.--
nate. thr plant eaten as lob.lIa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

NEW YORK May
Graham Itttn. mining pf
nu0 race track uugtDr -
another hondsmnn Tor s22t,
day and WIS released fri
Tnmha lie was furreudDr
night hy his first bond mai
ont explanation His apf
pending from n convict
grind larceny in q stock
action for which be- WIS SCI.
To three years in prison
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Arc thoroughly trnincd M
writer's. If you so desire, they
will gladly assist You in word.
.mS yodr adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
GERE IS GUILTY
OF CONTEMPT IS
RULE OF COURT
Richardson Held I'm
der ST. 900 Bond and
Put in Jail a Third
Time

A. r. Goro. agent OF the depart
mont of Justice. was found guilty
Of contempt by Federal Judge Co
lr Nchlrtt in the district court at
Fantn Pc this morning. the charge
against Mr. Gcre growing Out OF
the ease against ". W. Richard
son. There was nc punishment at
tachcd however.
Richardson had boon arrested by
Gcro on the charge ~ transporting %
stolen auturnoniio into the state
from Texas Richardson upon q
hearing before United Statos Com
missioner H. y. Mcdonald was
held Tor the grand jury under
bend.
Richardson's attorneys. Rodcy a
Eodcy. then managed 20 have tn"
prisoner released on a writ Of
hnhucH corpus. Shortly after hts
release Mr.. Gcrp made a second
complaint against Richnrdspui on
the claim that he had obtained
evidence thpt tho car Rich
ardsor had was "a stolen machine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01

Ny SiicIlcd pinun Nuts on sl,Ic
~ ircd unrNcy'~ New stand. Al
%huqucrquc. y. NJ. until further
notice Fannie -. Spitl. Inventor
aud Proprietor uf the o. =. =. sun
shine Nut Smelling and Separating
NaChinus, i2i North Tenth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
Supper Table
Gossip

lranci-cp Ranged of odd NcNicn.
who had tt5 Imitation diamond
aud ruby riE-- Iu his possession
when Doc wHH arrested last night on
90 ttglIuyE charge haH boon held
iur medication
~'itriut iupr2 who un.
charged with fighting with hl.
wife Wis fined $40 In police court
thIe Wurulrr
3ii- Ton the delivery of mail
rer tnU Jcmc1 mail route have
I.Hu rejected u second time. % was
announced uy Postmaster Berthold
Spite fhis morning Tho poHtul de-
IlrtuIont hts called FOR now bids
which Nll romHiu open until
Juno
Mineral inlec NJ. I. knight. of
tr'fi.a win m,.t ut \ o'clock to-
H.-Hf THO rank ut Page viii De
conferred uu several candidates.
The " umHn'- club desires to call
attention of lts members 20 tho
funeral of Mrs UuuInr which viii
hU held IruW The Immaculate Com
uHutiOu church az p O'Clock tomur-
BOW Nra Huuinr was formerly
UHrII.T OF tho club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
County Boards $1,000
Gift Arouses Fire

OConlinucd from pngc oncl

Me,ssir Na2 chayos and Fred
Crollott.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
cast, and closed when the same in

east, and closed when the same in
stitution lost last year
Competition of the coast is believ-
ed by followers of the sport here to
be the answer to the problem OF
continued strong Pacific participation
in the east Heretofore Washington
and California have settled their diff
ferences, and the winning crew, re-
gardless of how bad it was when the
other of the two was worse, has put
up but mediocre competition
against the stronger eights on the
Atlantic seaboard. Should Stanford
enter the rowing conference Califor-
MIA would take renewed interest be-
cause if there is anything California
likes to do it is to try to beat STAN
ford at something. Washington
would be popped up by the Southern
institutions having serviceable boats
and strong crews, for next year may
tell a different story for the Sun
Dodgers Reed college would give
Oregon o. chance at honors with
other two coast states, and the Uni
versity of British Columbia could
give an international color to the re-
gatta. A crew which could win the
coast championship in a five corner
ed regatta such as this would scare
the east to DEATH
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
ROWING CONFERENCE
PLANNED FOR COAST

SEATTLE, Wash. July S.-U. P.)
The showing of the University of
Washington eight-ored crew at Pou-
ghkeepsie June 26 is believed here to
be the one thing needed to stimulate
interest in shell racing on the Pa
cific. Coast, There has been consid-
cradle talk of Pacific Coast rowing
conference, but somehow the talk
never got beyond the gaseous stage
Now it appears as if it Nigh crystal
lie syinto something material in the
way Of cash and rowing equipment
Five Pacific coast colleges some
time, ago were reported considering
the formationE of such an organiza-
tioE, Washington and California of
course would be in it, Stanford was
mentioned, Reed College in Portland
was said to have negotiated for the
purchase of a shell, and the Uni
versity of British Columbia, at Van.
CouVer, b. c., was rumored as like
ly entry
This quinete was then and is now
regarded as the proper nucleus for
rowing conference because the in
situations are all interested in row.
Ing, al nave eXCellenC prdCllC6 COuTS-
es, and they represent scattered Sec
tions of the coast territory which
would give intercollegiate contests
and general concluding regatta a
distinct inter-sectional flavor.
Experts back in the east, jealous
of western prestige, in any branch
of sports because of western supre-
macy in the last two years, claimed
the University of Washington crew
has too short a stroke and that the
crew lacked form. The Puget Sound
lads answered the criticism by fore
ing the navy crew to row as it had
never rowed before, and showing for
other classy crews how it feels to-
take the ripples in a close race.
WashingtonS showing in the east
quiets all question of why the north
ern crew won over the Golden Bears
by ten boat lengths on Lake Wash
iHgton, and opens a new era for
coast rowing which should brilliantly
succeed the era opened when Cali
fornia won it's first great race in the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
STAR TO ENTER U. of g.

VALLEJO, Cal, July S.-(U. P)--
California will gain a renowned inter-
scholastic athlete for her track teams
of the next few years when Elmer
Boyden, of Vallejo, enrolls in the
state institution next fall
Boyden almost took a national i'm
terscholastic track meet by himself
last year. He is both a runner and
jumper.
California fans believe that Walter
Christie can work wonders with Boy
den. They believe that. sporting the
Blue and Gold. he is due to become
one of the greatest individual stars in
the collegiate sport world within a few
years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR
SPEAKS BELOW SURFACE

SACRAMENTO. Cal, July S.--A
new record in public speaking has
been established by Governor Will
lam d. Stephens by delivery of an adj
dress 5000 feet beneath the surface
of tn earth during a recent visit in
Tuolumne County,.
The address was given at the bot
tom of the famous Carson Hill gold
mine, near Angels Camp. The Gov
ernors audience was composed of 800
miners, and the underground audi
tomium, hewn out with pick and
shovel. was lighted by the torches on
the miners caps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
Call, For Bids

Sealed proposals will be, received up
to O'Clock p. M. July 18th. 1922 for
furnishing School District No. 16,
Umatilla County, oregon, With:
300 tons of Rock Springs lump coal,
or some other kind equally as good.
to be delivered to the different schools
of the District as directed by the
Chairman of the Board of Directors.
IL cords of old growth body Fir and
to be cut from green timber and sea-
soned. to be delivered to the different
schools as directed by the Chairman
of the Board of Directors.
The Board of Directors reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
IT. e. BICKERS,
Clerk OF School District No. 16, PEN
dleton, oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08

FOR SAIE-1-Lon Ford truck cheap.
Inquire Motor Inn Garage, 722 Cot
tonwood ST., or Phone 868.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08

WE HAVE some exceptionally good
buys in used trucks and rOunst-
abouts, Ellis Schiller Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
WANT ADS

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} RATES.
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} First insertion, per line....--.......$.10 4
} Each additional consecutive in 1
insertion, per line ................. .05 4
One month, every issue, each
insertion, per line .................... .05 !
, Six months contract, every is- 1
, sue, each insertion, per line .04 4
) Twelve. tnonths' contract, ev- 1
cry issue. each insertion, .
per line .OS
} Ads not run consecutively,
each insertion. per line ...... 10 1
} No ads taken for less than Q 1
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08

New and Used Trucks
Standard makes to be sold at less
than cost Address "24" this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08

FOR SALE-one 20 It. Harris har-
vester in good condiuon.-J. w. De-
vine, Echo, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08

FOR E-Restaurant at Echo do.
ing a nice business. c. Me-
Elroy, Echo. Ore.