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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
Nem N1unih.

Ger nrtpeit bon bier mobnenoen
5amilie SSofDan1r Nabemader pnroe
Elm ber3iges Eo6terden geboren. W0-
sc es Ben gltern MIR 6renbe berei-
ten!
Gas auf sen adten Sftober anbe=
raumt getpeiene Sfat-S ournier 1T nlf
ben Is. Oftober perIegt moroen.
clinton Ndfer urb @attin bnben tbr
&eim nod ct. Saul berlegt> no &err
Ndifer Sic nit Ser uniberiitat ber-
brnoe11e 2anoi1uIe bejuden Miro.
Sodtp. Mbt Nleuin Deutid, .. g.
bon Ser 81. Sobannes Abtei err
freute Dienitug letter ISOLDE ben
bodm. P. @erbarb, .. e.. g., nit
@eiud.
Setnri6 Suit un0 Srau bon &ier5
maren Sonntagsgaite Ser bier mob-
11enben Samtlie Sobann NuBbal1t1.
&e6tsnntpalt Yeter Nbles uno
8ilbelm Sdnei0er bon Albanp maren
borlebten Samitog in @eibaften in
unierer Witte.
Srau Soiepb 8orger0ing berbrad=
te sic Mitte berfloiiener @ode bel
IN 6reeport mobnenben 8ermanoten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

8anffaiiierer Ebeobor 8llrit belt
it'd Counting in Der gourtp : &anpt-
.ftaot beinhsmeile mtf unb frel1te ith
an Dem fatboliiden @eiite, Ser it6 oa-
Ielblt Bel Ser Haraoe am &atbolifen-
|tage geltenb mad6te.
Sron saul gQer e~rltattete bon
Mittmo6 bis 6reitag IN Nter5 ber=
manot- lno freunoi6aftli6e 8eiube.
.3n Dem Counting bier a~bgebalte1en
|Sfat-Eonrnier bate iib eine quite
Mn3obl 8en5elritter ei%ngefnnoen;
MIR sic Sfatbriioer bon ct. CLOUD
gl4n5ten our6 Mbmeienbeit, Die 3n-
iammenfunft mar cine redt pergniigte
uno ale, namentlib Sic @eminner>
gingen froben Mlltes oabon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
%organgc
I'M GOnntD
albany.

9cn. gbcnlteiner, 1pelber lu11gere
;3cit in Midigan ST. @eiub peilte, lit
Wfittc letter @o6e nod Saltle 5llrl'd=
9cfebrt.
iSrl. Barbara Trutb, lit nad) 5lpel
@odcu lauoer @ofan5, sic tie int
@reiie ibrer bieiigen Serwanbten pers
brahte, our Nuinabme ibrer St1toien
an Ser Staots= ltniperiitGt nad) Mln"
neopolis obgereiit.
Die Sral1en S. 8. 9orren bon
Neo Safe Sails un0 M. 8. 9arren
BON ct. Glouo ipro6en ~anfongs les-
ter @od)e bier tint 9einri6 9orre11s
Netuu Dor.
Sic Camille Geo 5or bon 81. Saul
mar Sonntag bier bel 6ra1noen 5u
@olte.
Simon 6rlltb bon Barriers Brat=
rte acnoB leste @od)e Sic @aitfreuno=
lfaft Der 1Der mpbnef1oen ty1l1u1e
Sobann @ertin.
Sulius @ofmann uno 5rau bro6=
ten ibre Sodter @elena na6 St.Glouo
NO lettere i'm ct. Nopboels 9ospttal
cine Operation gliidlid itberltanO.
Son einem atpet 8o@en Tangent
Scll,dc in Chicago iino Eeter S.
&rufer uno Tral gnOe pprlester Mo=
dc micoer oobeim eingetroffen.
Motb. Nett, Satin uno Sobn Sic
rorprnlts perbradten Sen Conner tag
ltno Urcttog pergangener Mofe IN
ibreul bicjigen Gcr1panotenfreiie.
Gin ct. Youler &ontraftor namens
9. =. S%orgenion, weld)er BET etnem
9lltto=ltuf auQ ser lid) un1peit BON bier
ereignctc, id)lirnn1c &%erlebu>,gen er=
lift, oorpb CT in einem ct. Yarller
Nospitul untergebroht ml1roe, no er
nuidcineno Iciner @enei lung entgegen=
ging, lit oalelblt SEN oupon gctragene11
Hrabnl1nocn erlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
u1elro1e.

Sn ser reguldren 0eriammlung
Der bieiigen Columbus &ittergeiea-
f6aft mur6en folgen0e 8eamten er-
mablt: Soiepb S. Mi6els> @roBrit-
ter; %. S. McGartbp, oepntierter
@roBritter; S. 6. S%talberger, ST.
nan3lefretdr; 2ouis So5oref, S6ob-
meiiter; IS. S. Stepbens, &an5ler;
|Sobn 2oren5, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; SEQ.
Mi6els, Turbiiter.
SRI. &elena 8eite befinbet it@ gu
lqngerem 8ell1de bel Gerpanoten nno
|8efannten inst. Saul.
Ser 6omilie Sobann 3irbeS ml1r=
Sc Elm gei11noes S0bnben geboren ;oas
|glei6e 6reubenereignis trng it'd IN
ben 6amilien @ilbelm Frin1us nn0
&einri9 &ernper 5n. Sen b%egll1dten
gItern gingen pielieitige @lidmuni6e
5u.
Sobaun &olb il. lit 5rr 8ieoerGtf=
nabme leiner: Stu0ien at Ser 5toatS=
l1niperjit6t na@ WinneopoliS abge=
reilt.
Sobn 6ranf fat iib I'M 2onfe ber=
flo1lener 8o6e nod CANADA begeben.
&einri9 Mornnnn nnb 5ron ba=
ben 1i6 Mitte LETTER Bode fir Seat=
tie, @oiby perabidieoet> no tie lid)
n1ebrere @o6en inn 8erman6tenfreile
beIu6s1peiie. aufbalten peroen.
SRI. @nrma Stone bat ibrc Wtl1ltf=
ltunoen an Ser ltntperiitat BON Wfin=
ne1ota Mitte bergnngener Wo6e. mie=
Ser aufgenommen.
6rau Maria &rafer nno Sobter
Saria nebit Sobn &ernbarb babe1
am Gienltog lebter @ode IN @eglei=
tung ser 66ralt SSobn &enrp bon ct.
Glouo cine 8einhsreiie nab Siileton,
|S. g. angetreten.
6rau 9. Masbrotp un6 lire 96tpe=
1ter, 6ra1 $. 6. Maman bon Weno,
Sre., pel6e bier lG1gere 3eit 5n See
iu6 ueiltet, baben Mitte LETTER $50
DIE cine Eoltr na6 Soma, BiSconiin
nn0 Suinois nngetreten Sic mebrere
@o6en an6a11ern miro.
Die 8eer6tgung 6es Sobn Sllon
Munoe, mel6er am 81. September IN
|@olnnon, S6abo, I'M Sitter bon. 81
Sobren itarb> fan6 bier lebten Sonr-
tag bon ser 6euti6>ebangelii6en Sir
die u11s auf 0em DAT SIN Srie6bofe
1tatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

Gilman porlesten Samitag 6as 3eit-
.libe geiegnet. SIR SOB nar Die Sol
ge zines are6sleibens, bon benz lie
langere Belt geplagt mar. Sbrem Gat
ten binterlaBt lie orei ainoer, oeren
Tie cine f%iiriorgIide Mutter tpie benz
Gotten eine treue 2ebensgefabrtin ge-
meien. Wontag fano na6 einem NOR
gems Inn neun l1br in Der ct. Solep6s
Stride bonn bohm. @errn 5tiegler ge-
baltenen Hequien1 Sic 8eeroigl1ng i'm
8eiiein bieler 8ermanoten un0 Sc
fannten Der Iamilie itatt. STR Die
emige Nl1be unb Sen 9tnterbliebener
m%oblgemeintes 8eileio.
Ser &ontraft fri Sic 11elle 5ar=
mers gutterfabrif, sic bier erridtet
miro, lit ser 5irma 9oggren & @ap-
ltrom So. bon ct. Saul iiberlalien
mor0en. Demielben gemdB muB oas
@ebauoe Bis gum l.. Sanuar 1923
poQen6et iein.
&ermanm 8onberbaar bon &arls-
rnbe, sc. O., perlpeilte einige Gage
bier 5u 8eiu6.
6ran5 Mltrtbter, melder negen
&rontbeit onf bie &ranfenitube on
getpieien mar, lit mieoer bergeiteat.
Ser Jnmilie Otto 8rid bon Sc
ncln tp1r0e elm m,nteres S0bn6en
g%eboren, mo5u nniern 8liidmuni9.
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ll1avhep SAFE.

Sobann 2ebmam, Ser iieben5ebn
Sabre alte 5pbn oes .Sobann Sch
mann, born1als bier aMdilig, lett
aber in 81. glono mobnboft, bat am
Montagmorgen oas 3eitlibe geiegnet.
|WGbrerb ieiner &inobeit erlit Der
nunmebr @erltorbene einen S6lag=
anfal, bon 6eiien 6olgen CT li6 ME
mieoer gang erbolte. Mitttpo@ fan0
nod einem III ser bieiigen 8farrfir6e
bonn bodtp. &errn 81. S@ant gefeter-
ten &eq1iem sic 8eerbignng ltah.
Moge Ser Dabingeibieoene ruben IN
|6rie6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
Rthrnon0.

Souls CITIZEN, mel@er langere 3eit
in elmer B~utterfabrif 5u Summers
Soma, beiddftigt mar, 1T bier ber=
gangene ISOLDE e%ingetroffen,
Na6 langerem 8einbe Bel ibrer
bier mobnenben Sdmeiter, 5rau sc.
Straus, lit 6rau 2eonaro SeB an
fangs letter ISOLDE nod ibrem @eim
in Bolben 8aQeD, q. g., 5uriidge<
reilt.
Or. 9ermann 8opmann unb Got
tin bon Minneapolis erItatteten I'M
2anfe pergangener ISOLDE bier freun6=
li6e 8eiu6e.
81 6em bier lebten Sonntag gum
Sci item 6es @emein0e : @ottesafers
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
Greeport

Sic gbepaare 5eifert, Ha5ur nno
&obling tparen Sontnagsbelu6er Ser
bier mobnen0en 5amilie Soiepb &ob-
ling.
Seinrid Mi6els un0 To6ter Mnna
reilten 5nmltogs nad @racepi1e,
Winn., no tie iiber 5onntag in &as-
par Mi6els 5amilie GIT @aite tpa=
rem. "
$. @odert bat itb anfangs lebter
@ode fir Dma6a, Neb., perabidJte-
Set, no er ii6 an Ser Creighton nni=
perlitGt b0beren Stu6ien mi6men
miro.
Son ibren 8eiude bei ibrer in ct.
saul mobnenOen Eodter, 6rou Glou=
Oirs &0nig, lit 0ie @attin bes Mortb
@0i9en in ibren 6omilienfreis gu
riidgefebrt.
SSn ser Yfurrfir9e mur0en Sonn=
tag gum gbelton0 perfiin0igt Sobann
8obnen uno SRI. Minnie &ogel, BET
Sc bon bter. .."'..
SRI. Soiepbina Suible bon Hoc&0e
bielt iid bier BEL ibrer Treunoin SRI.
@il6o Wonn, mebrere Sage beiA6s=
tpeile ouf.
@ilb.. &obling mnr0e bon leiner
@attin lebter @o6e NIT einem
geiun0en S06terben belbenft, Elm
6reu6enereignis, bos ntele ber5li6e
@liif>piinide nit ii6 bradte.
gilbert 8lltn1e nn0 Sen. &orte bon
9ittle 6als paren bier Mittmo6 un0
Oonnerit flag i'm glternbauie germ BE-
griiBte @alte.
Treo. @0bel bielt li9 mebrere 90
&c @ei6dfte balber in Winneapolis
auf.
Sermann 8er5e 11no Gra11 bon
@rep eagle genoiien 2tenltag LETTER
@ode bier 6ie @oltfreunoi6aft Ser
Jamtlie Soiepb @pier.
6amilie 6ran5 &ielan0 un6 SRI.
5elena 2eD iproden Mitte perfloiie-
ner Bo6e BET 8ertpanoten uno, Be-
fannten in ct. Glouo bor.
NloiS &obling, @attin unb Sobn
bon 5ponpiQe tparen bier iiber Conn
tag bel 8ertpan6ten at @aite.
SRI. SS6a Stiibe bon ct. glouo er-
trente bieiige 8erpanoten nit Be-
Ind, u16 SRI. Stl6a Monn mar Conn
~tagsgoit Ser in ct. @lou6 nobnen0e11
Jamilie Wado.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
m1tre 6rope.

Ser I'M Comm @robe tp%obnen6en
6amilie Geo. 9urterfamp mnr6e Elm
.oroues" Mq69en geboren. M0ge es
CUR 6re11oe SET gltern moblen nn0
ge0eiben!
Gie iroilder lteberreIte ser in So
DIETER, Minn.> geitorbenen Mfaria
8orms, Eo6ter Der bier aniaiiigen
6umilte 2eonar6 @orms, trafen bier
Dienitog 1ebter 8o6e Elm, 1tno bic
8eer6igung fan6 9onnerltng na6 eli
nem in ser Hfarrfirbe bonn bodm. p.
Martin, 8. g.. s., gefeierten &equiem
1tatt. Sic @erltorbene erreidte 6as
Sitter bon piertnb5pan5ig Sabren.
WGbren6 ser lebten iieben Sabre lit
tie an ser Saaiudt, 6arob ite I'M
}Staots= SSnititrt 5t 6aribault uno ipa-
ter gu &o1elter urtergebra6t tpuroe.
Mit Sen @Itern betra1ern folgenoe
|@ef6miiter ibren SOB: 2ambert nn6
|Soiepb 8orms, 6te nabe @reentpolo
5n &olie iin6, &elena 1n6 2eanoer,
|6ie ii6 BEL Sen gltern befin6en, nr6
Bic 5rauen Tran5 Smoiefe bon bier
nno &ubert @orms bon Seem Wlni6.
M0ge iib sic 8eritorbene na@ benz
|langen ir6iiben 9eiben iebt binunli=
|ider @liidieligfeit 5t erfrenen baben!
@ebriioer 8rung iin6 nit elmer 81
Sage longen Dreid}erarbeit fertig ge=
mor6en.
Die Samilie Sen. Snterrie6en IT.
bon Ogema nabm on Der bier itatt-
|%gefnnbenen Nutbe=Snterrie6en So6-
5eit tell.
Die E%opnbeb0r0e bon @robe bielt
|Dienitog letter ISOLDE in Ser Sotpn=
|bnlle eine B%eriammlung als Gegiltraz
|tionsbcb6rbe nb. Setter San6 plr0e
als 5uperbiIor ernannt, INT Ben Blak
|6es Sermott Matbe, melber reiignir-
te, aus5ufiillen.
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Jacobs prdirie.

@orlebten Montag lit nad) einem
pom bo61p. P. Bolpcarp >. g. g,
unter Miiiltens ser bodm. 8ene6ifti=
nerpatres Sacob nn6 G0leltin in Der
bieitgen &forrfir6e gefeierten &e=
QUEEN 6ro11 @ilb. S. &anlen 6abier
CUR lebten &ube beitattet moroen. Sic
Geritorbene mnr6e I'M Sftober 1899
in WarDstotpn, CARRIER County, gebo=
rem, bon no tie Dor fiinfaebn Sabren
NIT ibre1t gltern nab bier fam, Sic
Sic friibere Wein5 6arm be5ogen. Sn
1920 perbeiratete lie lt9 nit Matb.
@anien> 6em lie Elm &in6 alS Yfan6
Ser 2iebe %binterlaBt> na6 0eiien &C.
burt lie 5u fr611feln atfing un6 trob
Ser be iten dr5tltben @ilfe nidt 1pie=
Ser geiun6ete. @s fteute ii6 Die
S@tpinoiu9t EN- gegen Sic tie I'M
|Sanitarium 51 .8attle Safe, Otter
Gail County bergebli9 antdmpfte.
2ebten fiinften Suli tp1r6e lie 11ad}
0em ct. &apboels @ospital IN ct.
Glouo gebra6t, no Der 500 le bon If
rent 2ei6er erl0ite. Mit oem @atten
betral1erp ibren Singing 6ie gltern>
6enen in Ser Stun6e 6es berben Ser
luites nugemeines 8eilei0 be5e11gt
tp11r6e. MGge Die 8eritorbene ruben in
|Grie0en!
Sic TormerS 2tpe Stof COMPANY
periai16te 9ienitag portger Bo6e cine
neutrality-suspicious. Gteb mod
|Soutb ct. Saul.
Sic Ni6. Sbmit Sanilie bat tbr
|Seim bonn @oooner 2afe altf 6ie Warz
tin Sinnemanns 6orm nabe Scarf
Safe berlegt.
Ser 3uitan0 oes Sobann &on=
meroing, melder ii6 int ct. Gtaf
pbaels 6ospitol 5u ct. glouo elmer
|idtpierigen Operation nnter5ieber1
nn1Bte, bat ii6 .oerart gum 8elieren
getpen6et> baB feline gntlaiiung aus
Ser @eilanitont n11rmebr cine Troge
ser 3ett lit.
6rau 6eroinan6 &eters eritattete
in 8egleitung ibrer S06ter, Srau
'Splbelter 6anoel, un6 Siabella He<
tiers, ibrer Eodter Sobanna, tpel6e
ont ct. &atbortnen College in ct
Saul boberen 5tnoten tpt6met, Ell
men 8eil1d.
Gran5 @iesner bat iein &eita1tra=
ttonsgebG116e init elmer 19muden
5ront uno inneren M11sitattung per=
i6onern laiien.
Setter Seub bon Minneupolis mar
Somtagsgait I'M bieiigen Sobonn
Differs @etm.
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GruitbiQe.

Sic Gbepaare 2ouis 8al54 uno
6ran5 &o6emann nebit &tn6ern er=
Itatteten Sonntag in Bier3 freunD=
l6aftli6e 8eiu6e.
SRI. Mnna SCOUT, mel6e Sic Som=
mermonate bier BET SEN gltern Der
bradte, fat it6 anfogns LETTER 8o9e
no6 9ullttb 5uriidbegeben.
Sre6. 5torfamp, Srau un6 &in6er
bon ct. Glou6 tparen Sonntagsgd-
tie 6er bier nobnbaften Samilie So
bert @al5.
Samtlie S. st. Goigf miro iid bin=
men f1r5em fir Montana pernbI6ie=
Ben, mo- 6ieielbe ibr fiiroeres Seim
MAIDEN miro.
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GreenmdIo.

Sran5, @etnri6 uno &oia 8inter
eritatteten iiber Sonntag Ser in Min-
neapolts tpobnen6en Samilie 2r. 8.
Quinn ei1en freunoibaftlt6en 8eiu6.
ais Grmieoerung al1f BEN 8eiud, sen
.Dr. Dunn uno @attin Sen bieitgen
8inter 6amilien erltattet bate.
@brilttnn 5eifermann lit bon Mab-
nomen, mo er iid mebrere @o1en
lang oufbielt, na6 5auie 5uriidge-
.febrt.
Sen Snterrie0en bon Ser Wbite
Garth &eierbation rabm an Der bier
ltattgefunoenen 8erebelidung fetner
|Sdneiter tell.
S.. g. Sell nno Sobn 8ictor bon
Ntnneapolts maren bon Mitttpoh Els
5rettag bieiige 8ein6er.
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Safe benrv.

arditeft @aul bone btcago traf I'M
|2aufe bergangener ISOLDE bier Elm
nno fab fth na6 Dem Gortf9ritt Ser
Mrbeit an Der neue11 8farrfir9e Inn,
iiber Ben er iid in 5ufrieoenitellen6er
@eiie dnberte.
Gamtlie Setter S6mib genoB Sic
|5reu6en oes lebten Sonntngs in
'Sreeport.
Beter 3irbes ldBt in 6ieier Srt<
idaft ein nel1es 8obnbal1s erridten.
Saeob Miiuer uno Gra11 tratert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05
Roscoe.

SRI. 9tl6egar0 Molitor, melde in
@rodmaD uls 9ebrerin MnlteQung
bat, genoB Sic Sonntagsfrel1oen bier
an Der Settle ibrer gltern.
8eim 8oner Glepator peranltalte=
te Mr1olo Soft bon Yapnespille als
Gbef=Sperateur Elm &abiozaon5ert,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-05

Mitte pergangener @obe cine Meiie
nod Canada an, no tie Iib ldingere
|8eit a1lf5ubalten g%eoenfen, Inn per-
|i6nltb nit oen @erbdltnilien beS piel-
|bereiIten CANADA befannt ali merben.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-20
HOPELAWN

The donation fund for the local
fire company is meeting with great
success and many premiums were
given out last week The campaign
will end in two weeks and 1t is hoped
that those taking part will complete
their donations by that time.
The fire company met in it's regu-
Ter meeting on Monday night. Many
OF the members were present and
the regular business was transacted
It was decided that the company
would be able move into the new
quarters by early spring.
Mike Kotchik, Of Juliette street. is
confined to his home nursing a
tleayy cold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-20

SAN FRANCISCO.-Most New
Years resolutions already are brok-
an. But not those of Phillip Bell.
Bell, pursued by a guilty con
science, had himself jailed as a
mea of starting life anew, Com
ing from Los Angeles where, be
says. he deserted a wife and stole
an automobile. Bell walked into
the police station here. The police
said they had never heard of him
and weren't looking for him. For
an hour he argued and finally con-
WINGED then, that he had broken the
law.
II wanted to shake off the dual
life / was living" he said later in
explanation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21
SS5 RAISED AT EASTER
BAZAAR AT PILOT ROCK
tEast oregonian Sinclair


PILOT ROCK. April 21.-Mr and
Mrs. F. W. Myers of the road camp
south Of town brought their fourteen
months old son to the doctor here the
last OF the week. The baby who was
suffering from severe spasms is re-
ported much improved.
John Gray and family were in town
Monday from Butter creek.
Miss Ida EIdridge of Pendleton
spent Easter Sunday here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Eldridge.
Pilot Rock lost the abll game play
ed here Sunday with Helix. The
score was Az in favor of the visiting
team.
Phillip Beck of the California Fire
Insurance Co. was in Pilot Rock Mon
day.
A daughter was born Easter Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrd at their
ranch home south Of Pilot Rock. This
young lady has been named Anita.
The neat sum of $3.50 was realized
from the Easter Bazaar and cooked
food sale held Saturday by the Ladies'
Aid of the Pilot Rock church. The la
dies have quilted fourteen quilts since
the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman of
Butter Creek were in Pilot Rock Sun-
day.
Margaret Hemphill, small daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hemphill, is
recovering from a severe attack of
pneumonia fever.
Tony Shields of Ukiah was visitor
here the last of the week.
Pat Monohan suffered a fractured
ankle Sunday morning while romping
with the children at his home at Cur
dane. He was brought to Pilot Rock
and DR.. De Vaul attended him.
Loren Royce, garmmar school pu-
pill is reprted to be i'll at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Royce.
Mrs. George Hunter of Pendleton
spent Easter Sunday in Pilot Rock at
the home of her brother, James Whit
taker.
Following is the Easter program
presented at the community church
Sunday morning:
Prelude, Easter Professionals; Pro-
cessional Hymn, Holy, Holy. Holy;
Reading in Unison, The Easter Story,
Matt. 2S:1-10; Anthem, "Why Weep
est Thou?" Prayer of Thanksgiving
and Lords Prayer; The Easter Mes
sage, Mrs. T ruman's Glass: Easter
Song, Primary Department; Solo,
Christ in Flanders Ted Roy: Panto-
mine. Mrs. Kidwell's Glass; Hymn Joy
to the world; Sermon, the pastor; Of
fertory Prayer of Conservation;
Hymn, Coronation: Benediction; Mo-
ment Of Silent Prayer.
I Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.. Cooper visited
relatives In Pendleton Sunday after
noon.
DR.. and Mrs. L. M. Spaulding were
here from Pendleton Sunday after
noon to see the ball game.
The date for the presentation of the
high school play, Polly in Politics."
has been changed from Saturday even
ing. April 22, to Friday evening, April
81. ~H
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Buholts were Pi-
lot Rock visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gill and Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Rot hsaw the ball game
here Sunday between Pilot Rock and
Helix.
Mrs. Baxter Hutchinson left Sunday
for visit to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Westgate were
in town Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21

]. II. COffman IS riding around in 4
new Dodge these days, which he pur-
chased OF the Auto sales Company Of
Milton.
Tuesday evening the members OF
the Milton Commercial Club enjoyed
2 sumptous banquet in the basement
Of the library. prepared by the ladies
of the improvement Club.
II. Smith of Paseo, spent Sunday
with his daughter. Mrs. G. d. Hitch
cock Of Milton.
Friends OF A. f. Mcknight will be
pleased to know that he was out on
the street Monday. Mr.. Mcknight has
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21
AlRPLANE MADE THAT
WILL GO STRAIGHT UP

DENVER, Colo, April 21.-U
P)--Aairplanes that come straight
down have been plentiful.
But it took u Denver inventor,
Chas S. Barrett, to make one that
will go straight up. If full-sized
planes work as well as his model
has, air transportation has been re-
volutionized. The most trouble
some problem of the aviator in prac-
tical flying is the necessity for a fly
ing field.
Barrett's plane, If successful, would
alight on top of the postoffice build
ing in the heart of a city, never stop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21

the engine, change pilots anr mail
pouches and be on its way. 1t would
hold almost perfectly still over GER
tain places in the Grand Canon
where men have never been, while
observations were made.
The main difference between his
plane and the monoplane is that the
wing is circular and so made that it
becomes~a vertical propeller with the
pull of lever.
The motor power is readily shifted
from the usual propeller to the new
one. and the plane is lifted straight
in the air instead of running along
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21

II 90 not want to get rich, though
the invention is worth a fortune" he
said. "There is my guide" h#
He pointed to the Bible.
VI want a partner who will follow
that, and use the proceeds from his
plane for the benefit of mankind" 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21

the ground before taking off. Bar
rect mas tried out his plane on a
model and says it worked perfectly.
Several investors have offered to
put up money enough to develop the
idea, but Barrett is looking for cer-
tain kind of partner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-21
commercial ASSN. At
MILTON HELD BANQUET
BY W. II. BIRDsELL
(East oregonian Special. }

MILToN-FREEwATER. April 81.
Miss Ada Stanford was a sufferer
from Influenza last week. but is now
much better.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-25
SCOUTS TO SET OUT
 ON TREK INTO WILD

Prescott's Boy Scouts this morn ing will start out on hike, plan ming to pass a day in the country, indulging in real old scout good time. Last night they didn't know where they were going, but this morning they will settle that ques- ton by vote, and be on their way, with Scout Executive Groenink.
 Leaving scout headquarters at 8:30 they will trek out into the hills, each boy carrying along enough provis- ions for his meal, and cooking it in the open. Tests will be had in fire building and camp-cooking and other scout tests will be held. The boys will travel back to Prescott at a leisurely pace in the afternoon, reach ing here at } o'clock The return will be made early because some of the boys will have 10 be back in time to sell papers.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-25
FIRE STARTERS
 TO BE TRACKED
Users of the National Forests in Arizona Last Year Caused h. crease in Needless Blazes; Will Be Stopped.
From Sundays Daily)

Strict supervision of national for ests in Arizona will be exercised this year with view to preventing forest fires, in accordance with instructions received yesterday by forest super visors from District Forester Frank w. C. Pooler at Albuquerque. Every possible clue leading to detection of users of the forest causing fires will be sought out, the instructions read, and conviction of those leaving fires burning on the forests, or causing fires by carelessness in throwing away lighted cigarette or cigar stubs, or by other means, will be sought under the Arizona state law prohibit ing leaving fires on forested areas or under the federal laws against tres passing.
 During the 1921 fire season there were 434 fires in Arizona and New Of this total number g per cent were caused by campers and smokers. In 1920 where the number of fires were nearly the same (4263, campers were responsible for only Is per cent of the fires. The latter fig rre includes smoker fires, since they were not separated that year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-25
JEROME SCHOOL
 LAND IS DEEDED
Deal Between School District and Dundee-Arizona Complet- ed, Title Now Reposed With Authorities, for New High School.
tFrom Saturdays Dailyl

The land on which the new Je- rome High school will be built has been officially turned over to the school district, and yesterday was in the hand of R. B. Westervelt, assist ant county attorney, for filing. Com ing shortly after sale and delivery of the $205,000 issue of Jerome High school district bonds, $S5,000 of which were taken by the United Verde Extension Mining company and the balance by an eastern bond buying firm, the completion of the deals for the land brings nearer reali- zation the construction of a needed new high school for the Billion Dol lar camp.
 The land, purchased from the Dun- dee Arizona Copper company, is situated in that part of Jerome known in some quarters as the Hog Back, and among more informed Je- romeites as Swine Crest. The deed has been in the hands of a bank, and the terms of the transfer having been fulfilled, yesterday was turned over to- Attorney Westervelt.