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OPERATORS 25-ALso LEARNERS. SID
NEY RosENsTEIN & CO. 45o MARKET
STREET.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Femal

NURSE MAID-To take charge of IL
months old baby; Danish preferred. but
not necessary. Mrs. Samuel Gordon. 2S2
Whitehead Ave-. South River. Tel. South
lO7.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-01

q AUCTION-Princess Bay Light
station Reservation, Staten Island, N. "
Sniidinzs. and grounds. area about eight
scres will be sold at public anetion at q
p. M anuary 8. 1928 at General Light
house Depot, Staten Island. N. Z. Infor-
nation upon application.
1s6g7-1a-f-t-6.
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AN OPPORTUNITY

Metuchen-eo acres. fronting half mile
on Plainneld Avenue. beautiful modern
large 10 room house; wonderful 500 50.
1t. sun parlor, hardwood floor. splendid
for dancing and summer living room.
very large glass enclosed sleeping porch;
all rooms metal ceilings; tenant house:
COW barn; live stock; orchard; finest
lawn with hundreds of evergreen trees;
garden of several hundred exquisite
peony bushes. largest display in county;
fine roads; really an unusual home and
surroundings; developed by owner during
residence of seventeen years: right party
will appreciate it for its ideal location,
solid comfort. reasonable price and spec
ulative feature; fine neighborhood; $12,-
900 cash necessary; balance $40, 600 rea-
sonably arranged: unusual opportunity
to secure one big tract of desirable land
under these conditions; in near future
can be probably sub-divided- Some beds
rugs, furniture, pictures may be bought
at cost. Address for appointment Owner
Box 0. Metuchen. N. J.
HOUSES rooms: bath. lobby and pantry
all improvements; lot so x150; rea SOM
able; easy terms; also lots SO K $50. o.
Benson. 206 Wood Vale Avenue. Pleasant
Plains. s. I.
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se-investrnents Stocks. Bonas
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E-Wanted-To Borrow
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INSTRUCTION

Music, Dancing, Dramatl ~
| GIBSON STUDIO-No play. no pay; free
mandolin with 10 lessons for SIS. Rogers.
224 Smith Street. Tel. 1852.
| GILL SCHOOL OF MUSIC-Violin in
structions a speciality: instruments fur
nished free. 81 Smith St.. Perth Ann
boy, N. ].
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
WINS PRIZE
IN BUCKING CONTEST
AT UK|AH'S BIG SHOW
Many of Contestants Plan to
Go After Honors at Round
Up at Pendleton in Sept.
(East oregonian Special.

UKIAH, July 6.-Unmarred by any
serious accidents, the second annual
program of the Camas Prairie Cow
boys convention has passed into his
tory. The attendance on Tuesday, the
closing day Of the twe-day offering
of range sports, was about 1,l05.
A majority Of the performers here
expect to go to Pendleton for the
Roundup in September and this is
true particularly of the cowboys who
participated in the bucking contests
Contestants in other events will also
try for honors at Pendleton's show.
In the cowboys bucking contest the
winners were Braden Gerting, first;
r. l.. Terry, second; Bob Porter, third.
Arten Gilliland won first honors in
the cowboys relay race, and Walter
Kirk was second.
In the steer roping Tom Ledger
wood took away first prize and Jim
Rhodes was second. Sammie Kash
Kash won the bulldogging contest.
The pony race was won by Bert Kee-
ney, and he also was the winner of a
free-for-all dash.
The saddle horse race was won by
Cliff Strum. A fine exhibition ride
on a bucking horse was gicen by
George Fletcher of Pendleton. Music
for the two days of fun and sports was
furnished by Bob Fletchers band OF
Pendleton. The dances, which were
given in the evening. were well at
tended.
w. o. Stayer of Pilot Rock was the
chief speaker at the program given
ON July 4. The arena judges were
Bert Whitman of Pendleton, r., A..
johnson of Range, and John Kinney
of Heppner. Frank Hilbert. billiard
Branch and f. A. Johnson were
judges of the races. y. y. Keeney
was the official starter of tho races.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
WILL ASK INJUNCTION
TO STOP EXECUTION

PORTLAND. Ore. July ga. P.)
An injunction against the execution
Of John Rathle and Eivin ID. Kirby,
condemned TO die tomorrow for the
murder Of Sheriff Til Taylor Of PEN
dleton two years ago. VIII be asked by
their attorney. charles w. Garland. Of
tht federal judges here on the grounds
that confessions were obtained from
the men by the use Of ammonia and
other ''inhuman" methods.
Mr.. Garland has Just returned from
Washington. y. c., where he attempt
ed to get the United States supreme
court to grant a stay Of execution on
the grounds OF "inhuman' methods
used in obtaining the. confessions. He
viii lattempt to obtain a writ OF error
from the supreme court and will ask
the district judges here for an injunc-
tion to prevent teh execution of Kirby
and Rathie.
Federal judges early this afternoon
said they had not seen the petition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
:$NAN BRONCHO BUSTER WINS
LAURELS FOR QUICK ACTION
AGAINST FIRE IN YOSEMITE

Bertha Blancctt, champion woman
broncho buster at the Round-Cp in
1914 and 1915, and winner of the
worlds championship relay race in
1911. 1912 and 1913, has added TO her
u:els the rare honor of official com
lrendat!on fron the government ti'
quick acr!rr and fine work, t3H
outing ouc II forest fire that thre7' en-
ed disaster IN Yosemite National Park
where MIS-. Elancett is employed As
the only woman guide
The inciteh whicE: brough; the
hcnor to Mrs Blaneett occurred al the
top of Yosonute Falls trail whiln she
was taking a horseback party to EaSle
Peak. A ln;tnHanita thicket was hl"a-
ing fiCrcely, p pobably set on fire l'>
sonc careless hiker who flip2ea u
smouldering cigarette stub inEo the
brush Nearby was the edge of Il rine
and fir forest heavy with resin,
where a fire could burn for weeks, de-
StruynC thousands of dollars worth OF
lirr!,e, and perhaps menacing lives.
Ecs,izing the danger, Mrs. Blance'.
unsaddled her horse in an instant ana
DtS,.l-S 10 Dtdl psti blit Aip'iiNP " '' 49,
sli ,lc L.;;;iket Two men in the j ~
ty followed rr. Example. Mrs. t''ai
cett spied a trash can near the trali,
seized the cover and used it as shoN-
ell and soon had a trench between the
flames and the trees. Then she order
ed one of the men to assist her ana
carried water in the trash can to wet
the brush. In an hour tie flames
were checked.
When w. r. Lewis, park suner-n-
tendent, heard of her exploit, he
wrote letter of appreciation and
praise expressing the governments
thanks for her fine co-operation in
handling this situation," which he
said should be held up rs an exam
pie for other guides TO follow
Mrs. Rlancett is one of the noted
woman riders of the world, Besides
winning in the lists here, she won the
worlds championship Roman raea
Cor women lat. Spokane in gls She
has not competed since her husband,
Dell Blancett, famous as a roper and
bulldogger, was killed in France.
Curiously enough. Mrs. Blancetl Is
Eastern born and her relatives still
live in Cleveland, Ohio. Before h"T
marriage she was Bertha KaeperniE,
of Cleveland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
Irish Revolt in Dublin Sup
pressed After Week Of
Hard Street Fighting.
DE VALERA MADE ESCAPE
AS A HEARSE DRIVER
Loyal Forces Plan March on
Rebel Positions in the
Southwestern Counties.

DUBLIN, July 6.-U P)-Mich-
ael Collins, provisional head of the
Irish Free State, today issued call
to arms to eject rebels from their
provincial strongholds. Free staters
will march next on Donegal ana
Drogheada, where forces OF the reoelS
still hold out. Free Staters are in SUI
preme control here.
Dc valera Escaped.
DBLIN, July 6.-U. y. Side
Valera. commander of the republican
irregulars in ireland, escaped fron
here Tuesday night disguised as n
hearse driver, After slipping from
his headquarters during lull in the
righting, De Valera put ON couch
mans coat batteed plug hat and
passed through the Free State lines,
pretending to-. carry a corpse in the
hearse.
Dublin Revolt Suppressed.
LONDON, July gu. F,l.--Sup-
preston Of the Irish revolt winch
sprung up week ago in Dublin, Is
practically completed, Winston
Churchill announced in The house of
commons this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
TAX LEVY OF CITY
SHOULD Be LARGER
IS AUDIT REPORT
Business of City Can Not be
Carried on Properly With
Present Amount of Income

Mrs. Municipality Pendleton mus
either raise her tax rate, or else her
credit with banks and with good bust
ness men is bound to suffer. That Is
the diagnosis of the physician of fl
nancial ills, which in this case hap
pens to be the Whitfield d-Withcohlb
Co., certified accountants. The dag
nosis was dilivered last night to the
city council when the audit of the ac-
countants was read by Mayor G. A.
Hartman.
The net worth of the city is $780,
6S0.95, according to the finding Of the
accountants. Exclusive of the water
system the city is worth above its
debts $493,327.39, and the net worth
of the water system is $246,353.56.
While the report as read last night
does not question the right of the city
to credit on the present basis of its
finances, the point is raised by the
accountants that the present tax levy
of II mills is not adequate to provide
the funds needed to keep the city
ahead or even with its obligations
Added bond issues is the only alter
native if the tax levy is not increased
il is pointed out. The taxable wealth
can not be expected to increase rapid
~ enough to make it possible to leave
the levy at its present figures, the re-
port says.
One weakness of several pointed
cut in the report is that no provision
is made in the budget for depreciation
Of fixed assets. In this connection
the Recommendation is made that the
budget of the future years be made
to provide for the purchasing of street
department trucks and fire depart
ment equipment out of current funds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
SEVEN LOCAL MEN TO
WITNESS HANGING OF
RATHlE AND 0WEf

+ Seven invitations from Wan
+ den Lewis of the state peniten-
+ tiary at Salem have been receiv-
4 ed by Chief of Police w. r. Tay-
+ lor for the hanging tomorrow of
+ John Rathie and James Owens.
+ The men are two of the five i'm
+ plicated in the Jail break in July
+ 1920 when Sheriff Til Taylor
+ was murdered. Neal Hart, the
+ man who fired the shot which
+ killed Sheriff Taylor, has al
4 ready been hanged, and the
+ other two are serving life sem
+ tences for their part in the
f. crime.
+ The men who will see the
execution from this county in
+ clude Chief Taylor, brother of
+ Til Taylor; Sheldon Taylor, the
+ former sheriff's son; and Rob-
+ ert Sinclair and Glenn Bushee,
+ brother officers, besides w. d.
+ Swearingen and Billy Bogart of
+ Pendleton and T. NJ. Johnson of
+ Echo. Some of the men left
T. this morning by motor and 9TH
+ ers left on the noon train.
= + 4 = = 4 p + 4 + 4 =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
ATTORNEYS FILE NOTICE
TO APPEAL MURDER CASE

That an effort will be made to Sc
cure leniency for Charles Won Derahe.
now serving a sentence of life i'm
prisonment in the state penitentiary
for the murder of Mat Jeppson OF.
Government mountain last summer, =
foreshadowed in a notice filed yester-
day by Raley. Raley & Steiwer, his at
torneys. that an appeal to the su-
preme court will be taken.
Won Derahe was sentenced 10 life
Imprisonment May of this year. af-
ter jury found him guilty of muir
der in the second degree and recon-
mended that he be given a life sem
tence.
His trial was one OF the most inter
esting that has occupied the attention
Of the circuit court for a long time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
TOWN OF WENDL|NG
THREATENED BY FIRE

EUGENE, Ore, July 6.--W. P)-
The Booth Kelly sawmill at Vending
burned 10 the ground this morning.
Townspeople and employees fought
desperately to save the planning mill
and stored lumber. The town was
threatened. Firefighters rushed from
Springfield and other nearby towns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
LYNN FRAZIER WILL
Soon VISIT OREGON

OREGON CITY, Ore, July e.
Lynn Frazier, who defeated Senator
McCumber of North Dakota in the re-
cent primaries for the nomination for
United States senator, has made ar
rangements with II. II. Stallard, state
manager of the Non-Partisan league.
70 visit Oregon in August. Plans are
being made to have Frazier deliver
four addresses while in the state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
ECHO AND BEARS WILL
Play SUNDAY FOR THE
INLAND EMPIRE TITLE
Irrigation Champions Have
Strong Ball Club and Will
Give Walla Walla Battle.

Echo and Walla Walla will fight
for the championship of the Inland
Empire on the Echo diamond next
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Echo
won the championship of the Irn-
cation league last Sunday by defeat
ing Umatilla in post-season game
3 to 2, while Walla WaIIa won the
Blue Mountain championship by Il
big margin.
At the beginning of the baseball
season the Irrigation teams were not
considered strong enough to compete
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
Nearly Halt Of Shopmen in
Portland Return to Jobs
Today to Hold Seniority.
CALIFORNIA WORERS
RETURN TO WORK
Union Leaders Favor Confer
ence to Settle Strike
Differences at Once.

CHICAGO, July 6.--(U. P.)---Bert
now on strike, announced today that
he was "willlng and ready to confer
on any reasonable basis. The rail-
roads and labor board know how to
proceed If they want peace, It's their
move" Hope for a quick settlement
of the strike was expressed by union
board and railroad officials.
Incidents pointing to the opening OF
a peace conference are: statement
by Hooper that the board has beert
protecting the interests OF shop
workers despite the strike; Jewels
statement that he was ready and WILL
ing to deal with an authorized person,
on any reasonable basis; statements
credited to union leaders declaring
they believed If the railroads ana
union leaders declaring they believed
If the railroads and union representa-
tiyes got together around n confer-
ence table the differences could be
adjusted
s. Il. Men Return.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-( (Is P.)
-Four hundred thirty four striking,
shopmen returned to their work In the
Southern Pacific coast shops ut Sac
ramento and Los Angeles this morn
ing, thus saving their seniority, pen
sions and pass privileges, according to
the railroad officials claims.
Portland Worlxmen On job.
PORTLAND, July 6.-(u, P.)--Six
hundred seventy men were on the JOB
today In the Oregon and washington,
Southern. Pacific and Spokane, Port
land and Seattle shops here today APP
proximately thousand are still out
Ten per cent of those on the Jobs are
stril1ebrehkers Railroads reported
many more men dribbling back as the
day advanced. Today was the last day
a man could return with their senior
lty and privileges intact. h
SLATER, MO, July 6.-(U P.)--
Striking shopworkers continued in
control here today following deporta-
tions. of thirty strikebreakers yester-
day Governor Hyde was expected
to announce today. following Il con-
ference with the adjutant generals
office whether the national guards
men would be ordered to the town.
WASHINGTON, July gu. P.)---
over million men and women In the
United States are now on strikes. pro-.
testing against wage reductions. Fs-
ures made public today by governs
ment agencies revealed that approxl-s
mately nine million hours OF work
daily are being lost by industries be-
cause OF walkouts. Tho labor depart
ment figures show Total OF mil
Hon one hundred fifty thousand en-
ployed on strike, inch ding four hun
dred thousand railway shopmcn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
OF KLAN
ORDERED BY OLCOTT

SALEM July s.-(A. PD-Gover-
nor Oicott today instructed Attorney
General Van winkle 70 take immedi-
ate charge OF the alleged Ku Klux
HCIan outrage cases IN Jackson coun-
~ and push prosecution, following
the failure Of local officials 70 take
action against the alleged Offenders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
VATICAN GENDARMES
MUTINIED OVER WAGES

ROME. July s.-(U. P)--vatican
gendarmes mutinied today because OF
a dispute over wages and other dis
satisfaction. A Swiss guard took
over the barracks and disarmed al
Eendarmes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Lee 1foorhouse.
Maximum. IS.
Minimum. Sc.
Barometer. ease.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
TO Be HELD OVER

WASHINGTON. July s.-,r-. Pb-
Republican senate leaders virtually
decided to make no effort tospass the
administration subsidy bin az this ses-
sion but viii confer with Harding re-
garding the soldier bonus before r,
comes up In the senate. hoping he
viii agree not 10 veto the bin wbe,.
passed, according TO decisions reach
'ed al dinner Senator Lodge save issi
night 70 other party leaders.
- MMERSiDE, Prince Edward l..
land--Teh lobster fishing fnausfr,
has shown marked improremen,
lover 1921.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
Rejecti0ns Are Protested

There were ballots rejected TOT
various causes which should have
been counted for Hall, asserts the pc
IItiOn- These are listed in this fash
ion; Marion, Is precincts. 1zz votes:
Multnomah, 81 precincts. siI votes.
Clackamas. II precincts. sS votes:
Washington, II precincts, 50 votes
Malheur. IL precincts 81 votes. Jack
son. : precincts 81 votes: Union. II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06
MARKET STEADY.

PORTLAND, July GA. PD-
Livestock, eggs steady, butted firm,
extra cubes 3S cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-06

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