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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
EFFORTS TO SMASH
SENATE F|L|BUSTER
FAIL AGAIN TODAY
Democrats Only Have 1 More
Day to Stop Action; Senate
Must Adjourn Extra Session

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.--(A. pD-
Efforts to smash the senate fllbustcr
which has been checking all the legis
ative action in the upner hoUsc failed
today and the democrats swcp,
through their day of battle confident
of ultimate victory Senator Hawison
interrupted in a long speech wnen rc-
out of respect for Representative Mann
of Illinois, who died Yesterday.
The democrats are centering their
filibustering on amendments to the
days journals. After today
only Saturday remains as the last day
of the special session. The senate
must adjourn before Sunday for the
next session of congress 1t is bcliev
ed that the republicans will be unable
to pass the Dyer anti lynchng bill, at
which the democrats filibustering tao
tics have been directed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
HARDING TO ASK FOR
RURAL CREDIT SYSTEM

| WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-(C. PD-
Harding in his annual message to
congress next Tuesday will present
! Il comprehensive plan of rural credit
and financing legislation worked out
py republican senator's and the agri-
cultural department. Harding ap-
proved the legislation in the White
mousse conference with Watson of the
senate group yesterday.
The legislation suggested covers
these points; Provision for increas-
ing the maximum loan limit of the
federal farm loan banks from S10,-
600 to $4,000; provision for Il re-
Nolutlonary creation of livestock and
agricultural associations. primarily
to deal with loans on livestock; am
endment of the federal farm loan act
10 provide for a rediscout on agricul- |
Iural production and marketing pa |
per- and adding two more members |
% the federal farm loan board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
Bargains In Pcndlcton

room home, modern, on the north
side, garage improvements all in fine
large lot 1O0x100, terms at $450O.
and room modern cottages, live
in one, rent the other would make
fine investment, terms at s650O.
room strictly modern home, north
side, good buy at $500.
room home, strictly modern.
plastered garage, on West Webb St.
at $1,000.
room modern bungalow. fun
basement, all conveniences Of the eX-
acting, on the north side-bargain at
$4,000.
We have several places that we may
rent, come in and We will be glad to
show them to you.
We have 40 and so acre tract, fine
location for the raising of hogs and
chickens.
DAYTON & DAYTON
Phone 1912 220 +. Court St.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
SCORES KILLED
CONTINUED from page IL

Isolated groups set out to pillage
the city Yelling and singing, they
paradod tho principal business streets,
shooting through windows and hurting
rocks. Dotachmcnts of soldiers rush
ed through the streets and headed
them off. AS the glow from the burn
ing palace lighted the skies, the mob
progress could be traced by shots,
crashing glass, yclls and screams,
mingled with the commands of Off
GERS shouting orders to their troops.
Eight rioters fell wounded at the first
volley here and others fled. At dawn
there were but few people on the
streets
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
PROGRESSIVE BLOC
LATEST ORGANIZATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. la. P)
The movement to organize q pro
gressive bloc" in congress took defi-
mite form today at the conference of
more than score of senators and
representatives called by Senator La
toilette, republican of Wisconsin, and
Representative Huddleson, democrat
of alabama. 1t was regarded in
some quarters as ~ germ or a pos
sible third party, bua Lafollette dis
claimed any intention to break the
present party lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
IN RNNKRIPTC
In the District Court of The Tnite'
States for The District of Oregon

HI Ait lfANNiNt NRAAA W wv tiAAaHt
States for the District of Oregon
In the Matter Of WHELDON
MITCHELL, In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of Wheldon Mitchell
of Stanfield. in the County Of Umatilla
and District aforesaid. Bankrupt,
Notice is hereby given that on the
29th day Of November A. u. 1922. the
said Wheldon Mitchell was duly ad-
Indicated bankrupt and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
AT the office Of the undersigned Ref
cree in Bankruptcy at Pendletou.
Umatilia County Oregon, on Decem-
bcr the lith. \. y. 1929. nj 10 o'cloc.,
a ". Of said day. at which time and
place the Creditors may attend. prove
heir claims. appoint a Trustee. exam
inc the Bankrupt ami transact such
other business as may usoDsrir come
before tne said meeting.
Done and dated 80 PenGieton. ore
Eon. this Isl day of December. A. D..
1922.
THpS. FITZ GERALD.
Referee in bankruptcy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01

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ORDER AT ONCE
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heartburn gases, palptation and pain
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End your stomach trouble for few
cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01

NJ. Peterson, returned to her home in
Pendleton.
II. A. Street is i'll at her home south Of
town.
Mr., Beckener of Athena, was bus
mess visitor in Weston Wednesday.
DR.. Mckinney was in Athena We'd
nesday where he was called to attend
DR., Sharp. who is i'll.
Among Weston people who attend
ed to business errands in Athena were
Helmer Thompson, Babe McCorkle,
Mrs. Cintha Hyatt and VIM. McCorkle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
GUNMEN SHOOT HEAD
Of WATERS UNION

CHICAGO, Dec. Ii. y. ST.
Flftcen gunner invaded the walters
Ciub, without warning, killed Frank
Ragan, manager of the club and for
Ner president of the walters union
ana perhaps fatally wounded police
sergeant Cooper. More than fifty
shots were fired and the club was in
wild disorder. Ragan before dying
aid that Emil Frank, labor character.
shot him. About 30 arrests were
made. one gunman was caught dash
ing down stairs Ragan feared trou-
Die, and had police protection.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
People Here and There

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Kuhns were in
Walla Walla today.
Charles H. Marsh has returned
from business trip TO Baker.
Jack Ford, former PendIeton boy.
now of Spokane, is visiting relatives
here.
Hamp Booher and Harve Cation
of Weston We're Pendleton visitors
today.
Dave Sticliler, an old time Pendle-
tonian. now of Lewiston, Idaho. is here
today on his way to Enterprise to visit
Albert Stickler, son, who is in the
business in that city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
FEAR HIGHER RATES
AND LESS SERVICES

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia. P.)-
Business interests of California and
the Pacific coast generally are appre-
hensive of increased transportation eX-
pense and lessened transportation ser
vice if the Central Pacific is separated
from the Southern Pacific Seth
Mann, manager of the San Francisco
chamber of commerce, testified today
before the interstate commerce COM
mission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01
FIGHT COMPENSATION ACT.

SALEM, Dec. ii. n. S)-Pow-
erful influences are said to be behind
an effort to be made at the coming
leg stature session to rip the oregon
worknen's compensation act to
pieces Employers desiring to carry
their own insurance and the insurance
are said to be behind the
move.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01

f. w. Falconer has returned from
Portland where he spent severa! days
on business.
J. p. I-itch is here today from Spo-
kane looking at band of sheen
which he may buy.
The Rev Mr.. Mobley, pastor of the
Baptist church at Adams was in Pen
dleton this morning.
Fred Groom, ranger for the Hepp-
ner district, left yesterday to attend
a stock association meeting there.
Walden (BusI Byers, a student at
University of Oregon, is spending
Thanksgiving holidays with his par
ents' Mr. and Mrs G. w. Byers.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Booher went to
Athena yesterday where they were
guests on Turkey Day of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Booher There |
has been more snow at Athena than !
we have here, Booher states.
one OF the leading cattlemen OF
the lee country is L. S. Harrison.
He was here today on his way home
from Portland where he recently
marketed q shipment of cattle. He
lives southwest of Canyon City. His
cattle We're driven to Prineville to
be shipped to Portland.
IF anyone had told me five years
ago, or even two years ago, or just
one short year ago that Marshall
Spell would be the calm, tame young /
man he is at this present day, I'd v
have told that man that he had Il
poor judgment, or was a poor guess L
er, or was just plain crazy" very |
good friend of Spell said today. u o
used to go into the store where +" il
works, and from the time 7 entered o
until ] left Spell very aggressively o
kept up a line of Kidding talk that
placed me on the defensive all the fl
lime. Now l amNas likely as not to p
ind him unaware of my presence at OF
III. He'll have his mind on some OF
hing else. And he is SO meek that m
le undoubtedly will be one of those M
lated to inherit the earth. 1t is a &C
wonderful power that can put the to
ght into mans eyes that shines W
rom my friend, Marshalls. From tit
low on I intend to keep my eye on
avn Murray and Carl Cooley, be-
ause in view of the transformation TT
hat has been worked IN SPELL abso- le
utely anything may happen in this La
orld." on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-01

PORTLAND, Dec. ID. y. ST.
The anti-saloon league will ask the
legislature to pass an auti-moonshine
law, placing the moonshlner in the fel
on class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

gone 60 have said rornething Ike
this: -oh. this charity on business
basis takes the pleasure out OF civ.
ing. ! like 10 give direct. 10 come In
contact with the people ! help"
Can you beat that for an srgu.
msntf II gives him pleasure 10 give.
that's why he gives. lie likes TO
have a warm glow Of Satisfaction
suffuse hts surface when he grandiy
hands out basket Of food for some
poor family. he wants 70 hear tho
humble thanks OF tho starving recipi.
ens. meanwhile looking out OF the
corner OF his eye 20 SOC how many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
LHIERC tS ss ENINR
Hot Retort to Rev. Bailey
Mr4e1e. A:as's~

their ui.sTgf Or the Young LAdisS
Institute 50. 900 fsr WHAT
The Y. n. c. A. and thu r. w. q
A. with their great buildings. which
are self supporting yet thsy are sAA-
ing :is'.eti.so
Make the chsss a charitable instftu-
ton and you win raise all the needed
funds without booths, siurs and ssr-
castle aliusions
Asia In the press said 40 would
have n 20 thru the alleys 70
escape the collectors Well. ~ yes
No have not II you OF Asia think
you can get ms 70 help pay the Dor
Scouts sand Delegates 10 Europe 70
propagate and inssiii war thoughts
into the mind. Of the young Of the
world tell you that you have an
other thought coming.
The Camp Fire uiris want sis.eoo
for their Camp Resith for thsis nsrt
summer outing.
who IRE the Ladies Of MONTE.
FLORA who want i.ooof
@ c. AvoNDALE
oeorgsson.
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people saw his gesture. And tnsss
people dismiss with a wave OF the
hand the wonderful work of Misc
Gardiner. u the Social Welfare
league. who quietly and unsstenta-
fiously. thru hsr trained h4ipsru.
gave constructive sdvics and ms
tsriai aid 90 some $500 families last
year. these families comprising over
10000 individuals.
And get that word constructive
That means Jobs, and medical alton
ton. and finding relatives. and legal
aid. besides food and clothing. How
far would your glowing phiIanthrv-
piEt. IN his aura Of satisfaction ovsS
hts personal contact. get with these
$500 familiss7 lie gIows over the
81 dinner he bestows on the family
81 Green Lake. but how about that
nlck mother with four children IN
Georgetown7 Have your personal
satisfaction with one or two gifts II
you want TO. but for Heavens sake
support the institutions who arc do.
ms the bulk Of the work among the
people you never see.
That's the trouble with this town.
everybody for himself. do nothing
for anybody unless there In a per
sonai credit, and be sure that some
one sees you do H. I'm thru. I'm
going back East. where they have
learned the lesson OF a community
backing their own products. taking
care OF their community problems: in
short. fighting together for tho com
mon good. Perhaps In 50 years Sc
attic win be like that. But right
now I agree with l.. ~. Clarke. an.
other OF your correspondents. about
Seattle Yours.
WIZ. r. POLAND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
Praises Anti-Hanging Bill

compel ali con siotsd men TO pAy with
their lives for our indifference and
criminal folly IN eiee,inx unworthy
men 10 responsible positions-
II Ia only the abnormal mind that
Stays society pays no attention
" hatsvsr 10 the un~antsd. disastrous
births % such people and but very
little attention 20 ths environment IN
which these weakened or distorted
mentalities must develop ana operate
~ rnskss than what they are. than
turns sxaspsra,sd- and ehohss thsir
iiss cut II this fafrf
. mistaken s~nss Of iussios. nor fssr
Of Jail walls crumbiing Down N n
because % blood lust. . nasty re-
venGa . savage deS1rs - torture the
ah.ofussiess helpless
10 4 man. incArcerstsA sgsify con
dsmnsd 60 die on . cewsain date
quietly allowed 20 commit suicide In
the privacy Of his CELL CERTAINLY
mott In fact. every possible pr~oan-
ton = taken to proven, such an oc.
currence Society wants the chance
70 say. Hey watch me swing him
upi~ 10 ne permitted 20 ohooss
worfrous sraoe--she partiouia n
method Of HIS roingr In . western
state for a time. the victim was al.
lowed 10 say whether hs should ~
legally murdered hv shot. rope or
iethsi was. An America rang with
Indignation ~ thu IDEA ~ this Grand
ciemsncy shown . hsmpen neck
what had be 10 DO with ~ Wasn't
tho hanging their parity Anything
that tends 20 hrusslivs and harden
the individual or tho public con
sc'sncs. that breaks down self.
respect. r. had shinG.
Senator rArdon. with HIS anti
hanging hi. should have the hearty
cooperation ~ everyone IN This state
7. NJ CLARKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
tCof,yl

(Copyl
My pcar Or. Ambrose Bailey;
In stating that thosp Who give
nothing TO the Community Ghost are
worse than thieves who sssal from
the church poor boz. or the news
boys pennies. n language ana senti-
ment that. coming from a follower Of
the meek and lowiy Jesus. throws a
cloud on his professed christianity.
Those who are able. and yet do not
donate to the chest. OF which I ain
ono. and can name many others.
have a very legitimate reason.
The ehes, includes lot ot non-
charitable organizations which
should hs placed In a class BY them
selves. and lot those who choose 10
support them do so. but 10 put The
Roy Scouts" IN the same class as the
Rythsr Home 10. 10 say the isast.
ridiculous
How do tho hoy Scouts spend tho
ff7soS askedf or tho Camp Fire
Girls their $4,000 s-k.df or the
HOUSE Of Good Shepherds their tft-
TTof or tho St Theresa convent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

1
have read with the deepest tn.
serest Mr. Boait's article in Tuss.
days Star. IN which he sots forth
the results of the Emery .Aokl inter.
marriage and the high-ciass. intel
lsotuai offspring produced from this
union. and tho answer In 80 plain
20 any thinking man who will fol-
low his story without praJudice. that
be who rms may read
First Of all. we are all mongrels.
and one has but to follow the rec.
ord. az given In Wells Outline of
History" TO find the moral which
sdorns this wonderful tale OF life.
In support Of this statement, let
those who have the eyes 20 see.
those who have had the benefits OF
travel. and those who have come
In contact with nil sorts and con.
ditions Of people. closely scan the
physiognomy of the various people
we class an Americans. no matter
how far removed from the original
stock. and he will find therein the
lines. as distinct as the printed word.
which Will toll tho wondrous story
OF the Ascent OF Man.
Again. the anthropolgists tell us
that there is not race In Europe
which does not show traces Of what
we term colored blood. while the
records also tell us that tho dark
hued races have MI produced men
Of the highest intellect. relatively
speaking. and furthermore. In sup
port OF this statement, records IRE
being unearthed ami brought to
tn, surface from time TO time. In
thl, connection II IL also to he re.
married that the color Of the skin
- due 70 pigment which Dams
Nature has kindly injected 10 pro.
tect the races in their environment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

WHARF people pull together for the
common good I suppose there arc
men In Seattle who DO fine things
for tho city. but they 90 them 50
quiesiy that you don't hear Of them.
It's the 20.o~nt fellow who always
asks. when you 30 TO him with an
idea for the people as . whole.
What do ! set out Of sr-
have been trysns 20 DO my share
in this Community Fund drive ths,
you have been having. And I think
that three out OF every I'VE 7 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

Editor The Star:
Christmas is - time Of generosity.
os both wise ana foolish giving. Mo-
body beErudkos the rcmembfnncss
showurea upon police officials Seat
tis's Finest OF tho Ali-star cssti
Nor gifts 60 our courteous. over
burdsned mail carriers. nor iarse2ss 20
the destitute. nor presents 70 our best
beloved but what about ''trads
pressnts.- -hoid-up presents and the
mass Of gsw-Gaw riffs At which ws
Gawk--and sauAwk--wfth toy or
rAxa - the case may bsf
n 10 . principle OF law that we
should BE- fuss bcsor~ We are Gsner-
Qua Justice requires intellect. in
sight aitrtisn. while generosity may
b merely ernoticnaii~m run amuck
A human NE shouia not b. put IN
the -gensrous' classic exist or not
sxiss. ~ human passions. good or
bad. IN this locality or In that. may
dictate That tho state should be an
official hangman 5. q relic % har~
harism that should have b~en done
away with long ago. II you--inai-
vidual man or woman~-vould not 90
cut and hang . man. don't be 80
hypocriticai and 30 spinelssa a. 20
ask tho state 20 do the dirty work
for you.
D~capitations. strapptnE q with
ins victim into an electric chair. or
yanking him vfciousfy aiofs al tho
End OF rope. isn't setting . very
good exampis or giving emphssis TO
the value Of human life.
With capital punishment, abolished.
society need not be endangered nor
let her guilty 70 unpunirh.f- Jaiis
are strong enough 10 restrain. and
human ingenuity can invent proper
punishrnrnts without usurplng tina
prerogativer Of God n unreg~nsrase
murderers are sometimes pardon~d
out. that IL society's fault. why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

from the direct rays OF the sun,
Once more. and this IN the meal
In tho cocoanut. the pay biologist tails
US that the color OF tho enc sub.
stance which In the determining
factor In the intellectual status OF
the individual IA all races il one
and thu aafne-GRAY.
In conclusion. for the benefit OF
the Tindails and all such. and. II
you please, Mr.. Editor. for you,
own benefit as well. shsrs IL anoih.i
thought which you can weigh 4
the balance and find much food for
reflection. and that ia simply this:
Over Mother Earth. since man
appeared thereon. racial wnva. rave
swept over its surface, and this
process Will continue 20 long as
the earth remains intact. as II ia In
line with the undisputed law OF the
survival os the fltssst. and when
the hour strikes for this advance.
no matter what country may be Ia.
volved. all the laws and restrio.
lions that may be set up ~ a
barrier can no moro prevent the
onward sweep than can wo prevent
the throes OF tho earth which re.
sult In the disastrous results which
overlook Martinique or San Fran.
CISCO.
Let me add that hold no brief
In the dcfcnse Of the Japanese. but
Tor them ] have the greatest re.
speet and admiration. but as ! see
u tho thing that hurts those OF
w who have been fortunate enough
TO be classed ms Americans r. that
they are too Internally efficient.
and that they are beating us at the
game we started 20 teach them IN
the year 1854.
cITAS. o. PrERsoN.
2425 Queen Anne Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

Editor Tho STAR
I am tho owner of . small manu-
featuring plant came TO Seattle
last year. thinking I had found tho
idsai location for my plant. and the
best spot In tho country 10 make my
home. Bu, ! am dinxust.d. discour
aged. and ready 70 quit II Seattle
people arc what believe them to
be. q bunch of selfish. nelf.seskins.
msnn.~pirited Individuals. want 20
get out and 40 somswhers where
there r. little community feeling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
Declares Cops Not Undergrad

Editor The Star:
Mayor Brown must be having n
nightmare IL he thinks that raising
policemen's wages win make them
honest.
have heard lots OF Browns bunk.
but that is the limit. Does Brown
weigh honesty In dollars and cents7
There are policemen on the force
who would not be honest II they
were given half of Seattle and no
one knows this better than Mayor
Brown. Tho policemen are paid too
much now and are too certain of their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

Jobs. There are honest men in this
city crying for a job today who
would clean this city OF bootleKgsra
ana thugs In a holy minute II put on
the force and given a free hand. but
these kind OF men can't get on the
force somehow. Brown and his chief
could stop graft and clean out the
booucgging In ten days IL thsy
wanted to. even II they had 70 fire
half tho overfed cops that Seattle
has.
Respectfully,
49,. CHAR A. RowEI.I>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
2,5OO,OOO Miles an Hour

The fastestmovng object In the universe is discovered
BY astronomers at Harvard college observatory IL Is
RZ-Cephe star rushing thru space $500 600 miles an
hour.
This star Is far away that 1t takes its light $500
years to reach So astronomers it as it was
$500 years ago. If 1t exploded this year and dsap-
reared it's light would continue shining until the wear
5722 before the star vanished from sight II bored
study astronomy No greater marvels
In England old married young which
nsIghty hard thing for old 10
shirts style
amt do the Romans
in "a ops eves
the other gives i
duty 20 the peopIe
but the others won't listen
n V sho early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
Germany Herself Being Spam ped

Why worry about Germany swapping the world with
her cheap goods? She's getting swamped herself.
check-up shows that in September and October her i'm
ports exceeded her exports by nearly Si60000000.
Chinese puzzle Is simple. compared with the problem Of
how to extract indemnity payments from Germany's
foreign trade
that isn't interesting pass TO this Valentine Men
Rcs at eating contest in New York slows away 81
frankfurter sandwiches He claims the national cham
pionship. He have 1t for all of us.
The 50 surtax
80. ~ Ssr Msnsn
wiam VINO wvsehed another s,ans home
fss u
uuoG16lg thsy ealing h vagrancy.
discovered b ame
- - Christmas b esrnins.
~ N 4 "