davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10

Idkc $40, HE'LL VIC. SeDrall
jsme Sc tedy jednoho prijemne-
no vecera a. ze tam propijeme
zastfelne - roZumi Sc: budOu
ci, nebot' jsme Sc nikdy dlou-
no nerozmysleli a krejcar Sc u
mas neohral.
Sebrali jsme sc tedy: ia, Fe-
drhan, druhy myslivecky MIA
denec Prskavec a jeste diva
prespolni znami, iimz jsme sli
bill pulky posteli ma noe po
vylete a vypravili jsme sc
tam.
No, Sc svym budoucim "sus-
geltenl jsme byli bro hotoyi
vino nam sladlo jak Karlu W.,
kdyz 81 zasedl k cisi Buskem
z Velhartic a pii dobrem SOU
stu, lahodnem dousku a vese-
lem hovoru ami jsme ma demov7
nepomyslili, az najednou pri-
jde Zazyonil, re jiz bude zavi-
rat. I.
Zaplatili jsme, kazdy mas
popadl jeste butelku melniciny
ma cestu do zasoby a hajdy do
mi.
Bylo to pul druhe hodinky
cesty, ale byl to, pane - perny-
kus cesty, jaky jsem temi ho-
chy mel. -"
"Anebo my tebou! i
"No, tedy jen co je prav-
dap pokracoval Cvrk, - me
vedeli jsme, nae davat drive po
zor: na cestu, ma nohy, ci ma
butelky melniciny, ktere jsme
nesli v rukou.
Tuh1e Fedrhan, ktery sci ma
pravem kridle, porade koman
doval "drzte krok." ale
Bdh vi, cim to bylo, re mu Pr
skavec, ktery Sc obema ruka-
ma drzel ma levem kridle, neu-
stale slapal ma patty.
Prskavec sc neustaie hadal,
re nekdo mas ma ODE nohy
leve - a kdyz jsme Sc nej-
krasneji shodli a zanotili 81 do
kroku, najednou Sc Ease Fedr-
han zarazi, az jsme 81 celou
fadu pokazili a taktu vysli a
po chvilce kolebani Sc a hlu-
bokeho premitani z neho vyle-
zlo, re mu ne a ne jit ia roz-
um, jal muze nekdo chodit po
provaze. Tuhle Prskavec pry
by jiste nedokazal, ably Sci po
pdsine pri silnici.
Slovo dalo slovo, dali jsme
Sc do hadky, kdo lepe stoji a.
hned, re nepGjdeme zaveseni,
jako suche svestky ma speilu,
nybrz husim pochodem po kra
j silnice.
Ale pro pet ran do hlavu, "a
chvilinku Sc mesicek schoval "a
mrak a ia, ktery .isem Sci po-
sledni, slysim najednou hrmot,
a uz isem 0 nekoho zakopl =
a kdyz Sc rozjasnilo, vidim ce-
lou spolecnost, jake by j ne
kdo vysypal ma silnici ze ska
tulky.
Pokousel js6m Sc ceolu tn val
nou hromadu staveti ma nohy
ale kdez pax, ke vsemu Sc
zemekouli ASH neco stale, hrk-
10 nam to pod noahma zdalo
Sc nam, re Sc najednou zaca-
la toCit jako splasena co te-
dy delat? Posadil jsem tedy
kazdeho k jednomu patnlku Il
silnice a nakazal jsem jim, a
by sc drzeli, at sc dele, co de-
je.
A porade mi ijedc nschazel,
koukam, kdo to asi lie, - on
lezcl ma silmcnim naspu hla-
YOU dolu a bubblal V potoce.
Skocil jsem k nemu -
!" a chybil Sc -" uskllbl
sc Fedrhan - "protoze sletel
po hlayc do potoka - to vse-
cko, jak Sc ta zeme tocila -
"No, to ty Ease nemuzeS We
det. - protoze, kdyz jsern to-
no bublajiciho v potu tvarl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10

lianovi sc, vzdprnym posunkem
ruky. "Nezdrzujte Sc k Will
mne," pravila. "Nahliaim, ze
nemohu, ocekayati AMI radu, ami
pomoc. cd ,pana Juliana, Gfay-e"
Julian pokynul slouzicimu, a.
by no nasledoval do jednoho
kouta pokoje.
"Vite, bylo-li poslano pro
lekare.?" tazal Sc.
"Nemyslim, pane. V pokoji
slouzicich mluvilo Sc tom, ze
neni lekare zapotrebf."
Julian byl prilis starostliv.
nez aby Sc byl spokojil zpra-
YOU vzniklou, v pokoji. slouzi-
cich. Napsal kvapne ma prou-
EEK papiru: 'Zotavila SCI" i
dial listek muzi rozkazem, a.
by no odevzdal Lady Janet.
''Slysel jste, CO jsem pravi-
la?" tazala Sc Grace, mezitim
Co posel meskal v pokoji.
'Hned vam odpovim," pravil
Julian.
Ia tech SLOW slouzici SIC "a
Sc objevil S Julianovym list
KEN, ma jehoz zadni strane ma
psano tuzkou rukopisem Lady
Janet nekolik radek: "Bolal
diky, vzkfisili jsme il. Doufa-
me, re il "a nekolik minut bu-
.deme moci dopraviti do jejiho
'pokoje."
Nejblizsi costa do Mercyna
pokoje vedla knihovnou. Bez-
odkladne odstraneni Grace
stale Sc nyni nutnosti, niz ne
bylo radno 81 zahravati. So
tKa zeA ssGraces osamotnel |; NJuli-
an pokrocil k uskutecneEl OBJ
tizneho tohoto dila.
"Vyslechnete mne," pravil.
"Kocar ceka a ia vam muslin
povedeti posledni ma slova.
Jste, diky konsulove odporu-
ceni, me peel. Rozhodnete Sc
bez odkladu, chcete-li ziistati
sverena me peel, aneb chcete-
Ii Sc svefiti peel policie?"
Grace vyskocila. "Co tim
mSslite?" tazala : Sc rozhorle-
ne.
"Chcete-li setrvati v me pc
ci,' pokracoval JaI;an,s Timed
mne budete nasledovati do ko-
caru. V pripad6 tom yam po-
skytnu prilezitost, abyste mo-
hla pribehy svoje vyliciti me-
mu vlastnimu pravnikovi. On
jest zpnsobilejsi osobou nez ia,
ably YAM mohl raditi. Mic ne
primeje mne k tomu, abych u
veril, re DANA, jiz jste obvini-
la, spachala, aneb Jest schop-
ma spachati podvod takovy, z
iakeho il obvinujete. PGjdete-
, Ii Sc mnou, uslysite mineni prav
nika. Nepujdete-li sc mnou, ne
zbude mi mic iineho nez posla-
ii do vedlejsfho pokoje vzka
zati Jim, re zde jeste meSka-
/ te. Nasledek toho bude, re sc
octnete v rukou policie. Roz-
hodnete Sc, pro jedno neb pro
druhe. Dam YAM minutu ma roz
) myslenou! A bud'tez pametli-
va toho, re zdam-li Sc vam mlu
witt prudce, vase vlastni jedna-
nj mne k tomu donucuje. Smy-
slim vami dobre; radim YAM
poctive k vlastnimu vaSemu
dobru.'
Vynal sve hodinky, ably po-
zoroval uplynuti minuty. Gra-
CO kradmo pohledla v pevny,
odhodlany .jeho oblicej. Muzna
odhodlanost, jez prozirala z
poslednich SLOW Julianovych a
, nj dosti malo il nepohnula. Roz
umcla jen tomu, ze ma co cini-
ii S muzem, jenz media S sebou
zahrayati. V budoucnosti snad
no Sc. naskytne prilezitost k
tajncmu jelimu vniknuti 90
domu. Umfnila 81, ze Sc podro-
bi - a re no Oklame.
"Jsem hotova jiti vami.
pravila, povstavajic pretvaf-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10

~ 1NSlulAUvdlO Ny VcSkoTe o.
hlednosti, jake il jen mohl
prokazati - prece jen v tn
chvili spocivalo neco odpuzuji
ciho v pouhe commence, ze by
sc zenStiny te mel dotknouti.
Obraz spanileho stvoreni, jez
bylo predmetem ohavneho to-
hoto narknuti - obraz Mercy
Merrick jak spocivala bezmo-
cna na chvili v jeho naruci -
obraz ten byl prilis zive utkve
" v jeho mysli, kdyz otviral
dvere do pfedsine vedouci a
ustoupil, aby Grace dial pred
stup. Nechal slouziciho, ably
j pomohl do kocaru. A kdyz
Julian usednul naproti Grace,
slouzici ho uctive' oslovil:
"Bylo mi prikazano povede
ii vam, pane, re pokoj vas jest
pripraven a ze vas Jeji JAS
most ocekava k obedu!"
Zabyvaje Sc vsim tim, CO
nasledovalo po tetincinem po-
zvani, Julian nadobro zapo-
mnSl, ze byl prislibil, re zn-
stane, ma Mablethorpe House.
Mohl Sc nayratiti, znaje sve
vlastni srdce jak je znal nyni?
Mohl cestne setrvati, mono ze
po nekolik tydnu, We spolecno-
sti Mercy, dobre 81 jsa vedom
dojmu, jaky ma, nej byla ucini-
la? Nikoliv. Jedinou pocestnou
cestou, jiz mohl nakroeiti, by
10: vynalezti nejakou vymlu-
WI, ably mohl zvratit drivejsi
svGj slib.
"Poproste jeji Jasnost, ably
mne neocekavala k obedu,"
pravil. "Budu j psati a omlu-
vim SCI" Kocar odjel. Prekva-
peny sluha setrval ma prahu a
pohlizel "a ujizdejicim povo-
zem. ''Nechtel bych "a mic ma
svete yezeti y botach pane Ju-
lianoyych," pomyslil 81, vzpo-
minaje nesnazl, v nichz Sc mia
dy kazatel nalezal.
Uzkostlivost Lady, Janet by
la daleko toho, ably byla zapu-
zena, kdyz Mercy vzkrisena k
vedomi a dopravena do sveho
pokoje.
Mysl Mercyna setrvalas v
stavu nerozumujiciho pobou-
rcni, jez nebylo mozno ukonej-
siti. Mnoho a mnohokrate il
sdeleno, ze zenstina, kteraz il
tax polekala, opustila dunn a
ze. il Dikdy vic nebude dovole-
no V nej vkrociti. Mnoho a
mnohokrate byla ujist'ovana.
re zoufale ubezpecovani cizin-
ky ode vsech povazovano "a ne
hodne, byt' by jen chvilkove
opraydove pozornosti. Mercy
setrvala v pochybovani SVEN,
povedeli-li il pravdu. Zdalo
Sc, ze Sc il zmocnila strasna ne
duvera vuci jejim pfatelum.
Odvracela Sc, kdykoliv il Lady
Janet polibila.. Co nejrozhodne-
il vzpirala Sc tomu. aby Hora-
ce byl k nj pripusten. Cinila
nejpodivnejsi otazky, tykajici
Sc Juliana Gray-e, podezriva-
We potfasala hlavou, kdyz il
odpovedeli, re neni pritomen v
dome. Chvilemi skryvala. obli-
cei v, poduskach a Zoufale Sc
ptala.: "Oh, co mann ciniti? Co
mann ciniti?" A jindy Ease je-
dinou jcji zadosti byla prosba,
aby j nechali 0 samote. "Ne-
CHEF nikoho v mem pokojiw ma
HE vzkrikla =. "nikoho mem
pokojiv
Nadesel vecer a MIN nena
stal zadny obrat k lepslmu. Ma
radu Horacovu p0slala Lady
Janet pro sveho vlastniho le-
kare. Lekar potrasal hlavou.
Znamky vsechny, pravil, pry ma
svedcuji povazlivemu otfesenf
cele civni soustavy.' Pfedepsal
lex umirnujici a slovy vybra-
,,Tn,i ndGIil ZdraV0ll y hcZnec-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
WEST IS DIFFERENT,
ROUNDUP GUEST SAYS

Wherein his education was improv-
cd by his trip west when he saw the
'endleton Round-Up is explained by
Hubbard Hutchinson, writer, in a let
ter which has been received by George
Strand. Among other things, Hutch-
inson had the following to say:
THE Roundup was marvellous
experience to me, but even better was
getting to know some of you as wo
did. | had always thought (secrctly)
that the hospitality of the west was a
pleasant yarn, but that probably west
crn people were in fact no different
than those of us who live in Ohio or
New York. But | am thankful to say
that / was proved wrong. There is Il
different spirit out there. They say
that people take on something of the
qualities OF the places in which they
tive. that budding together in cities
and breathing smoke. living in tre-
mendous rush, doing many things ar
tificially. makes them think In a closer
more hectic. less natural way. II this
IS true, certainly it must be so that
something Of the clean-swept bigness
OF your country. OF its sun and wine-
like wind, has made YOU like itself"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
ROTARY SPELLERS CO
DOWN IN DEFEAT At
HANDS OF PUPIL TEAM
Old Idea About Lack of Good
Spelling in Modern Schoo.
Gets Set Back When Tried

Tho old and long expressed idea
that old timers were much petite
trained in spelling than is the modern
generation went glimmertng today
when a battle royal on the subject was
staged at the Rotary luncheon as part
of the educational week program
Superintendent Inflow conducted TN"
meet and two teams representing the
Rotary club and the grade schools OF
Pendleton matched abilities in orthog-
raphy. The pupils participating were
Elbert Belts and Eva Tobin of Wash
ington school and Vera Stubblelfield
and Gilbert Perard of Hawthorne
while Rotary was represented by Fer
Jerard, George Clark, Mac Hokc and
r. e. Chloupek. In the trNout the
school pupils were victorious.
Prior to the spelling match an ad-
dress to the Rotary club was given hy
young Jack Isaminger of Lincoln
school. It was mastery effort an
elected much applause as did also
selections by the high school glee club
Senator Ellis of Harney county
here attending the senatorial confer
vnce. II. J Taylor. joint senator clcc'
and Senator Roy W. Ri;ner, acting
governor. were also called upon
Senator Ellis made an eloquent plea
Tor Eastern Oregon unity and dwell
at length upon the necessity of the
south road from Pendleton to Burns.
AS part of the luncheon today hot
rolls were furnished by the domestic
science class of the high school!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
One of Five BomberS Struck
by Fokker Pursuit Plane;
Steering Gear Goes Wrong.
THREE KILLED IN
CRASH; 3 BURNED
Other Bombers Climb Rapidly
to Avoid Collision; Two Of
iiCers and 4 Privates Dead.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Dec, 6
IA. pD-Major Guy l.. Gearhart,
Captain Benton L. DOYLE and foul
enlisted men We're killed at Langley
coll.ded with an airplane While max
ing landing. The enlisted men
were Staff Sergeant Alarick and Pri-
Votes Bunka, Leon Rolas and Thorn
as Jordan. The bomber was in the
air when Major Gearhart took off
n a Fokker. The lighter machine
struck the tail of the bomber and
both machines fell. Major Gearhart,
'al tain Doyle and Sergeant Marick
We're caught in the wrtckage and
burned to death. lilunka and Jor-
Ian were killed almost instantli
when they jumIed
Doyle was leading a formation OF
i've bombers just taking off. The
when Il Fokkcr pursuit plant pilotcd
" Major Gehrhart headed toward
lie formation. 1t is believed tho
teoring gear Of his machine went
wrong, The crash occurred ap-
lroXinat ly 800 feet in the air.
Three of the dead were killed when
he ships crashed and three were
ourned to death. The otLer -four
,omhers escaped the collision by
limbing above the wrecked ma
chimes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
Il HIGH SCHOOL MEN
AWARDED LETTERS IN
FOOTBALL AT MEETING
Forensic Letters Given to
Pendleton Highs Represen-
tatives in School Debate.

A student body meeting was held in
The high school auditorium this morn
ing at 1920 o'clock for the purpose
nf presenting football letters to the
seventeen boys who had played in
more than one game, and had played
at least one complete half.
Debate letters were given to Esther
Motanic and Philip Fordyce, who rep
resented Pendleton high in the ora
torical contests last year
The boys who received footbabll let
ters were: Adolph HeYden, captain
Richard Earnheart, Claude Gillette,
Chester Stonobreaker, Omcr Atkinson,
Max Manning, Charles johnson, Dave
Temple, John Warren, Forest TIarrah,
John Morton, Raphael Raymond,
Walter Fanshier, Carl Moll Rol Nor
rison, clifford Christensen, and Frank
MOlstrOm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
RESTRICTIONS PLACED
ON SHIPMENT OF SHEEP

The board of sheep commissio
of Idaho has placed restrictions
against the shipping of sheep from
oregon into that state and has named
the conditions under which such ship
G1ents may be made, according to an
order which has been received by J. G.
Euhns, forest supervisor.
The restrictions are caused by the
prevalence of scabies in this state. ac-
cor Ing to the order. Sheep which
have been exposed to (le disease must
have been dipped once, and those
banis that are infected with the dis
eas" must have received two dippngs,
tn" order reads. Certtification by an
INSPECTOR of the u. S. bureau of ami
NAL industry is required for shipment
to Idaho.
MANY oregon sheep are grazed on
summer range in Idaho. according to
Mr. Kuhns. Idaho breeders and feed
FRS aiso depend on Oregon for their
ST. rly OF young stuff in many cases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
Air, Land and Water Combed
by Authorities in Hunt for
Convicted Hammer Slayer.
HUSBAND is FOUND;
SAYS HE DID NOT HELP
Peggy caffee Reports Think
ing She Saw Mrs. Phillips
at Long Beach Yesterday.

Los ANGELES, Dec. Cd. n. 50
Hunted by every officer in South
ern California, and federal author. ties
along the Mexican border, Clara phil
Inns. convicted of the "hammer muir
der" of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, who
escaped from the county Jail yester-
day. was still at large today. The po-
lice have no clews. The Mexican bor-
der is particularly well guarded, but
it is even thought possible that Mrs.
Phillips may have escaped across the
border in an airplane.
Armour Phillips, the husband of the
escaped woman, failed to throw any
light on the sudden disappearance OF
his wife He said he slept in down
town hotel on the night of the escape
and thht he knew nothing of her
flight until reading the morning news
papers. Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain
was questioned again regarding her
knowledge of the escape.
Husband He'd.
Armour Phillips, her husband who
reported to the sherff's office last
night, disclaiming any part in the es-
cape today expressed the fear that
Clara was assisted to escape and kid
naped by enemies,
LOS ANGELES, Dec Gu. P)--
Armour Phillips was held in technical
custody today, although his alibi
clearing him of completely in his wife's
. escape is still unbroken. Authorities
were disinclined to accept his theory
that Claltl was kidnapped. The ques-
ticning of Phillips by the sheriff was
kept secret but it was learned he
named several persons he thought
might be connected with the escape.
Peggy Caffce Hystcr.cal
Peggy Caffee, who last night phoneC
the sheriffs office for protection was
found today and made 4 hystcrica:
declaration that she thought she had
seen Clara Phillips at Long Beach
yesterday Under-sheriff Biscailuz to-
day is hurrying to Ensenado in Lower
California. to investigate two unknown
deroplanes seen crossing the San Di-
ego mountains into Mexico. An eX-
animation of the bars of Clara's cell
shows that the saving was in pro-
gress some time. On bar had been
held in play by an application of gum.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
Plan Presented by Curzon Pro-
videS for an International
Commission of Great Powers
UNITED STATES ASKS
FREEDOM OF STRAITS
Turks See Navy Would be
Needed Under Russian PIan;'
Favorable to New Proposal.

LAUSANNE, Dec. Ga. P)-Thc
entente plan for keeping open the
Dardanelles and Rosporus straits IN
peace and war provides for the np-
ipo, ntment of international commissions
of control composed of the great pow
crs, including the United States, us
well as Turkey and the countries bor-
der.ng ON the lack sea, Lord tur2on
presented tine ancd plan
The Turks, it appeared, suddenly
realized that the Russian plan for
control by Turkish warships woulo
force Turkey to build navy. Hence
,doubts rose in the minds of the Turk
sh deleagtes, who seemed more dis
posed to negotiate the scheme for neu-
lIraliZatiun of the suNits with some
form of internau onal control
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
TrOjanS to Represent West
YOUTH KEPT ALIVE FOR
J. + +
36 HOURS BY ARTIFICIAL.
g = = .
RESPIRATION: BOYS HELP

NEW YORK, Dec, 6.-(A. PD-
After 26 hoyrs of artificial respiration
administered by so boys of the various
Y. NJ. C. AS of the city, working in
relays, 16-year- Simon Shulin of
Brooklyn, who is suffering from
paralysis caused by u broken neck. to-
night regained his normal breathing
and was declared by physicians to be
On the road to recovery.
The boy broke his neck when he
dived into shallow water at Coney
Island last summer since which time
he has undergone Il number of serious
operations, the last of which tenn
porarily paralized his respiratory or
gunS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
WHOLE PENINSULA DROPS
4 + + d + d = +
INTO LAKE OVER NIGHT;
+ + + + 4
OWNER TRYING TO SELL

GORDON, Wis, Dec. 6.-tt. PD-
Scientists are puzzled today by the
disappearance of four acres of land
in the upper big Eauclaire lake near
here. The peninsula, 1000 by 500 fee;
and extending into the lake dropped
off during the night leaving a sharp
bank at the point of cleavage Only
the tops of the tallest trees are now
visible above the lake surface The
owner of the land was engaged in ne
eotiations to sell when the property
disappeared.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
COLD WAVE SWEEPING
THROUGH MIDDLE WEST

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-CU. PD-
Reports to fuel distributors today 70
port cold weather extending over the
midwest and sweeping eastward bring
ing acute distress to many households
cue to hard coal famine. The suffer
ing was confined largely to the Allan
tic seaboard and a few interior points
The lack of cars is the reason given
for the shortage of coal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
Turik-ItusS Alliance

LAUSANNE, Dee. 6.-(U. P)--
Facing an apparent alliance between
Russia and Turkey the allies buried
their differences to stand together on
the question of the Dardanellcs. The
British are willing to accept condition
al freedom of the straits for warships
ploIdcd Turkey will not erect fortifi-
cations. The Turks will be offered
the presidency of the control commits
sion with two votes in the hope they
will abandon the eytreme Russian
view.
Ambassador Child, American obscr-
yer. addressed tho Near Eastern con-
ference upon it's assembling this morn
ing He declared America wished the
risht to send warships anywhere 1t
desired. He demanded complete free
dom of the Turkish straits both for
merchant and war vessels. America
will never accept the Russian plan,
Shld said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
HARD SNOW STORM
STRIKES BOARDMAN
East cresonfan Special

ROARDMAN. Dec. s.-Boardman's
second snow storm began Monday
night about 6 o'clock and continued
throughout the night The next morn
ing q four inch blanket Of snow cover
ed the ground after a twelve hours OF
storm. The storm Is still raging with
q stiff wind from the northeast. driv-
ing the snow. making travel hazard
Gus rs well as uncomfortable. Many
rrsdict that - inches w o have fallen
before the storm subsidies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
ThaW Danger Passed

PORTLAND, Dec. f.--,A P.j--
The temperature moderated slightly
md precipitation ceased eliminating
the danger of the silver thaw which
was Threatened here last night. A
hin coating of snow is here South
,rn and eastern oregon points. report
ID "a snow fall varying from nine inch
IS 10 two feet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
SENATORS AWAITING
ARRIVAL OF COLLEAGUES

During the forenoon today the Sage
nush Six Of the Oregon senate con-
sisted OF but a trio. the only outside
senator arriving this morning being
Senator Ellis Of Burns. However
other members Of the delegation are
expected this evening.
As result Of the delay in arrival
Of several members the proposed con
ference has not yet occurred.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
CONVICT STILL At LARGE.

PORT ANGELES, Wash. Dec. 6
-U. PD-Possemen returning from
he pursuit OF Chafles liutt, con-
victcd murderer who escaped jail
acre, report finding no trace Of the
outlaw. Authorities advance the
,heory that But, is still in Port Al-
4eles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
PRINCE HATES REPTILES

LONDON. Dec. 6-U. \. S)-Thc
Prince Of Wales dislikes reptiles -
do not like reptiles-not even a com
mon frOg-thought am interested IN
them" the Prince told a keeper at the
700 VINO was conducting him on a
sightseeing trip through the Geological
Gardens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
PRINCE VISITS FATHER

BRINDISG Dec. ga. pJ---Prince
Andrew and his wife Princess Alice,
eXiled from Greece by court martial
landed here Tuesday night. They pro-
ceeded to Rome to confer with former
King Constantine for few days be-
fore embarking for England to spend
their lives in banishment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
Southern California Eleven
Will Meet Penn State New
Years Day at Pasadena.
WILL DECIDE EAST
WEST CHAMPIONSHIP
Idaho Votes for California,
Oregon for Itself; Others
All for Southern College.

CORVALLIS, Dec, 81. n. ST.
The University of Southern California
has been selected to represent the
West at Pasadena against the Penn
state football team on New Years Day.
DR. U. G. Duliack, president of the
Pacific coast conference, announced
that the Trojans received six of the
eight votes. Idaho voted for Califor-
MIA and Oregon voted for itself while
all the others were for Southern Cali
fornia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
MAkE GOOD GrARANTEE.

WASHGNGTON. Dec. 6.-(D. P)
Tile interstate commerce commits
sion today certified to treasury the
s20.5I9 necessary 20 make good the
Nevada california Oregon railway
guarantee provided for in the trans
portation act Of 1899
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
COAL OPERATORS MAY
ADJUST WAGE SCALES

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-CU. YPD--Bi-
luminous mine operators today sub
mittcd their previously agreed plan
FOR wage negotiations to the miners in
in Joint session. The Is states repre-
scnted hoped to reach an agreement
which would prevent Il strike in 1923.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
TRAINS ON SCHEDULE.

SEATTLE, Dec. Gu. -" De-
spite the heavy SHOWS in the Cascade
mountains all railways report trains
on schedule. The weather station at
Tatoosh Island reports n 72-mile wind
accompanied by heavy snow. No dis
tress calls of vessels have been reccIy-
ed here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-06
SIGGTsTS TWO ROTTFS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-(A. PD
After thorough study OF the Pa
cinc OCEAN countries and confer
sncc with other governments tine
United States naval photographic Of
flee will suggest n system Of double
track" eaei-wezt routes FOR Pacific
afen mehfue