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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

Do dneSnlch dopolednich ho-
din bylo pro podezrenl ma wee
rejSim zavrazdeni Heleny Sill
berberg6ve Zatceno celkem 8
osob, mezi mimi dve zeny.
Hnusny Gin jest die policej-
nj theorie praci handy, jez Sc
po nekolik dni k zlocinu pri-
praVovala. Dotazovali Sc ne
ktefi podezfelych, kan za-
vrazdena uklada demantov6
Sperky, jimiz Sc rada souse-
dun chlubila, ba kdy ze wy
bira rent. Zatceny jest i jisty
mrzak, jenz byl od verejneho
ustaVu pro zaopatfovanl prace
V pondeli do domu poslan, ably
vypomahal pri cisteni, ostatni
zattenci pax p6stovali poma-
hacem tim iiste pfatelske sty-
ky. Jedna z zen pax byla dfi-
We u Silberbergu zamestnana
Jiny zatCeny dostal sc V moe
policie dnes dopoledne pro il
nou loupez, "a ktere ukradeno
bylo $4,000, iinak jest indlvi-
dunn to policii velice dobre
Znamo, jako nebezpeGne CHI
mu majetku. Tfi JIM zatCenl
ma vych. 10. III. Z nichz jeden
ma ma ruce cerstve rany 20 po-
&krabani.
Ia dneSnlho rama dotazovali
Sc detekt:vove V celem soused-
stvi pc podrobnostech. Die w
povedl manzela zavrazdene
dovezl tento svoji zenu dopo-
ledne do jisteho zelezarskeho o
obchodu, kde tato sob6 vybrala
pozlnac Ma travu a dovezl il
nazpet domu as We ctvrt ma
dvanact a vrahove patrne ce-
kali az Silberbe e odjede do
obchodu, ably mohli nerusen6
hrozny zamer vykonati. Vraz-
du spachal die dobrozdani
znalcu vrah iediny mezi tim CO
druhy daval pozor. Manzele
dostavGli 81 prav6 peknou resi-
denci els. 1921 North Park
boulevard, kan Sc hodlali pra-
We stehovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
BYVALY POL, PORUcfK
DEWAR MA SVOBODE.

V roku 1920 odsouzen byl
tehdejsi policejni porucik John
DeWar ma neurcitou dobu dc
ohioske trestnice Columbus
Zastrelil V opilosti sveho prite.
le Roberta Crawforda auto.
mobilu ma listen veselem w.
letu. Vyjde Ultra prave v Der
Matek spolu patnacti jinymi
trest 81 odpykavsimi karanci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

BylO kfdlce pO IL. nOu. pOle-
dni, kdyz prisla 9-leta Roxana
Silberbergova ze skoly domu,
1847 vych. 73. I'll. a naleZla
42-letou svoii matku Helenu
Silberbergovou ma podlaZe Y
obyvacim pokoji lezeti V krvi
umirajici. Pfivolana poll
Gle nalezla ma miste zabijak,
jakeho obycejne pouzivaji re-
meslni zloGinci. JeSte dycha-
jici byla dopravena do nemoc-
nice ma vych. 70. ul., kde leka-
ii rozpoznali, re zranena byla
teprve as pred pulhodinou. Po-
sledni jeji slova, ktera slySely
ma pokrik dcerky prispechavsi
sousedky, bylo volani manzela
Aroma Silberberga, ably il po-
mohl, pax upadla V bezvedomi
z nehoz Sc vice neprobrala.
Manzel zavrazdene, zamoz-
ny pozemkovy obchodnik, sci
o 2. hod. re svoji uradovny,
koupil 81 odpoledni list a k sVo-
il hruze cetl zloGin, kterym byl
pripraven O manzelku. Memo
fadek byte, prevracene zidie
atd. nasv6dcuji, re Sc napade-
ma yrahovi Zoufale branila.
Lebka jeji byla ma dvou mi
stech prorazena, celist n6koli-
krate pferazena, zuby vyraze-
ny, potlucena obliCeji ma
ramenou nejakym tupym ma
strojem, ba podreny zlomeny
il ruce. Bestie V lIdske podo-
be Sc Snazila Smrtelne zranene
odrezati prsty, zdobene dia.
mantovymi prsteny.
Die policejniho vySetrovani
jedna Sc 0 predem dobre pro-
mySleny zlocin, jelikoz patrne
vrah byl dobfe S mlstem obe-
znamen patrne vedel, re Sill
berbergova jest donna sama, ze
sluzka ieji meska prave donna
ma tfidennni dovolene. Ie SOU
sede neslyseli zapas, svadi Sc
ma okolnost, ze zdT domu isou
neobycejn6 slime.
Zoufaly muz, tax zvifeckym
zpusobem ubite zeny, prisahal,
ze obetuje kazdy dollar, ktery
nazyVa svym, ably pachatel byl
vypatran a odevzda trestaiici
spravedlnosti. Policie zatkla
jisteho muze, ienz byl pred ne
davnem zamestnan tistenlm
domu, ale podezreni ma neho
uvalene nema podkladu, take
dokazal svoie alibi a patrn6
bude jeSte dnes propulsion.
Vrah byl patrne nekym Wy
rusen, jelikoz wal jen nektere
skvosty, kdezto demantovou
brozi ijine cenne veci nechal
pokoiem. Y podezreni Jest
jisty podomni obchodnik S
tkanicemi do bot, Senz obcha-
eel byty okoli meZi 10. a IL.
hodinou dopoledni a podobne
Vyslechnut i jiny muz, ktery
Sc dome uchaZel o nejakou
praci. Podezreli budou yyse-
trovani, zda nejsou We spojeni
pokusem loupeze The In
terstate Chemical Co. ma Quin-
cy ave. a vych. 70. ul., ktere-
hoz zavodu byl Silberberg L.
rednikem. Pokus Sc stal %.
dubna 1921, kHy osmi lupicu
jich sedm padlo do nastrazene
pasti. Silberberg pax vtera
doZnal, lie obdrzel nekolik w
hruznych listu.
Manzele Silberbergovy jsou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
BESTlALNl zAVRAzDENf zENY IA
BiLEHO DNE.
ZE SKOLY PRISLA DCERKA MALE.
FLA MATkU V kRVL.
POLICIE USILOVNE PATRA PO ZLOCINC1.

ylastnlky sesti suitoveho apart
mentniho domu, V kterem ze-
ma jeho byla zavrazdena ne
kolika jinych budov, jakoz
dvou obrazkovych divadel. Po-
hreb zavrazd6ne konan bude
Ultra 0 3. hod. odp. Deutscho-
va pohrobnickeho dstavu, cis.
2404 vych. 55. ul. ma hrbitov v
Mayfield.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

way a Harvard p.. Fred. Holu-
benz, jehoz snahou jest vzdy
poctiv6 a svedomite nasim kra-
jannm poslouziti. FIJI.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

point holdup reckesaly sought TO
the pistol and been shot down Donovan had been fond al
young Benny Mitchell lie turned last To the
whelmingly vital point anxousy though entreatng the
boss TO believe him.
Look LA getting you right square into
his face. I'm absolutely about H. The Handy
Andy IIatchs=no question at all about it."
So he had declared to those who running tu the
scene. attracted by the pistol shots 50 Ia" had declared
the first policemen Who arrived there and later 90 thH
captain and sl later To the nspeetarand all along. 10
newspaper reporters every other inquirer. Ahsr
Wtely. beyond shadow doubt. tho Handy AEd
ltRtehl
This declaration had produced sphsuan. Ther had
an questioned him particularly the paint AtghlHt He
matakcna Tho police inspector had em,d fairly la brF
him 10 be mistaken, because The tape'iof approved af
highway robbery and honAies retif vs0ed cftalhHi
escape the laW, hl teeuse d. fpretR that u th# aH
born young man Iessa n net htue mlsekeh Rt'pt 'aa
rotteta identify Mfle sanE t9 te nn rat at n"t
iHr Handy AHdF tatEH Ettfti8 Hi -4tt ahA Ae
uHaN Trank, although lU tIHbl.r wHz. ItNt tH T ta
hut lUratau insisted thtt he la1t ua tg H. .Ht-
positively The usfsh. Ant HHfe N1* as'ss
sahaut uuuay8H uAt Hgtat t1Ht0lHH 5 Ing CO. hH t3a
uHH6uau. he had iha tsfHaIa9H tf ~ 0..t@ " '=tN
Het in the efEf 81 - les
Tbs p8raNH Nr.s 81 t..htzH.a iafe5 SO HHfHA * Pa.
WHh fHflef HlaWlnf a..0aeF ut Na e ra aaH 90 t"4H
Wlh hassi4tts ua1 HrNsaigzt t,H# $500 At.e 4E.h a
ot eHiuuus HlHs aH |IH EssHs 1855 - - t'
dsHH0fIyH #40HIe sss.f tagss t. eaa"L sha
-t COD efo#H s.a5a1aaUt #a..I Hsfa = 70 $500. 1@
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

na3attij, he offered the nephew 80 much AS a
nod by Of greetingjust lifted heavy dded smoderng
eyes 10 him made the slghtest toward chair
said tcracy, Sit down"
with deep stir Of wonder. Donayan obeyed hand
What about this hodup, Gene" Cochran began "A rum
bile In his voice that with the eyes
For the goth time in the last 10 ponaVan patiently
repeated tho story
why, we'd made UP the pay roll always do. II
about II a. We always lunch on pay
day. YOU know early=for the begin coming in Tor
their pay almost time after ~ Ollie Dunn and | went
into my office Benny Mitchell front office b..
hind The counter with the pay roll ollie Dunn made an
eEela" TO aien outside amt G8ung tho deag behin~
him he went"
nomSan# yoiae ulokened Hule, With "a airht oha..
ing, over ta statement and his eyes fg hits uuce's
ee To Tbs police and the newspaper reporters he had
said simply that no Rluuc n ha office That uHir
puau had gone ia there Win him then stepped out clos
g tbs dopr tfini him WIS btd oils Dunn stepped out
aHN he dtar tehnd HIM lal tic psychological tun.
mrne iuHH#Hs tat HHeaau Init tetH coming M In the
iE 5 hH mind lar iH hours Uni he htd even limited
tho question ta uStaHts ar faure 0H 70 he7ian ee4aT
hRsn ln iNs aW 0tt inmate faiuflenef Nut faF "a sfeat
nah ln Ta.h aa1E8n eaHn 5s iha WalI Uena#Hr la5a
hH.t An uHHz8Haei susH,.an aFgng~ Hry ona Nfr aHs
H tHufs Actions 100 Ugflu FHna. hs t5ea lrE To- .r s1n
4t NE aHi ha "tW 70 nHaaMt
~ hfWt aaat it 8fls LH tle H0at feUu. tas 21a.d
tH HttAHH t4 81" Nt1 Est pzAY 0bta na hfst tg hsta
alt - q. nt lfa sEHlI..h 1I tfta aauentt eIiEu =
Ni'4fs l'r. tft tF afal iH fNe fisn r..s llf#t
HHa 60 . HE tls Gz at# l9@.3
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
The Boss lB@wlIntW

that Dohhyan rather thought he had been prig
pdng himself his aforetme Independence of mighty
Uncle Frank.
Then NJ 1880 O'Clock Of october might Donayan
himself again In the boHa presoncet Hohmng Gus
Whclpey had called for him AT hs little fiat Just ne he
getting ready for bed saying he needed 10 check
the pay roll figures. But when they entered Whelp
genial Gus had laid hand on his shoulder
said his ear. THE old wants TO you,' and
shuncd him into snug little den where the boss sal alone
awaiting him.
Cochran evidently not happy this evening, Two
fixed parallel lines down the center OF his forehead and
hls sandy eyebrows drow togehsr=lko man suffering
from hard headache There WAS no qnzze little twinkle
his heavy eycds, but omnons, lfraod gmoldor
lie looked like In bad temper holding IN leash
with difficulty. That. In fact, his state. Fate,
chance. had played the scurylen Kind OF trick upon
him. "A all owing TO this precious young
nephew" 81 his Coming out 10 this sccre nocturnal In
he had heartily wished the young nephew In To
phet, anywhere else ont Of the way, But he quite
philosopher enough know that wishing would do him
good Here condition he must deal with IT, Sit
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

Don't worry: III Of you, 1t corling the
he did it,
The grateful glow persisted He uncle indeed
Frank merely crooked little finger, and
let in againl
The proved be that Of paymaster and the salary
n monih-quie much ny nnnaVan had rypecfl "
a city job. eithef-at least not nomnally An
public Improvement. known the Supplementary
Drainage then going forward under
"A plus" basis which that the city paid the
whaever TINT might he plus 10 cent
profit the contractor In time Il bor1ae apparent ia
potusan th't much labor REQUIRED from him In
return 5000 q month nod tha lsle F-tn's Ult-
nnnmpv In toting ~ him realv al the expense
~ f5ile Treasury .'e a. fra dwell thar like
ilntIas ii oin har7e in the mouth
To hausr the tontt4cfats nad Hlff tsiah wooden
luitfna hpd teaH thrown traflah of bare prabe
nt gaesirru confines ~ thc div paHHtHr's office
ptta.s.ar ln ef thrH Etatthfar uttsflnuis ~
aetutd e..s Interested in politics. HNi heIe was atite
fma faf totrger=stan. *a3e HHd fhsn. fF hsIf
sstF fte ,statiahuff hHt lha 20 w tlHh tatHer ih'n
uf HfHa. II rt..sa}f# eaHaat tH naeaFIH tHH nA
rraaaf-s stt q uH#tiH5 r1Haa tlaat afh fhs u.sa-
tnfafa tna.ia WH.h E#a aHar aH teaN fta .attr
Herss# f#aa-st ef tr.ae e tasi te8as El.r tr,ms
i.r t#a Wa..Eet. sts Hstat H.lrti.N lrt rfafl tun
Wf fss .fE '. d. H fsaf f.r fF.ari
H f tt# ttaa ues r.aat 1-Ei a. tEHe a5 Mr Nh
Wit m.r aa ara uaa'e sllf ta#' ttt N.ses
nt aH Ell rH| EIH l.ae
rse.Hf= ihs rssaI1fafs ss1 vss HF.s.#Fa ~ TIE
teINfagH tseEaa N# eEa5# It# ra#H Hs.e# a...t
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
BIZ WiU Payne

There the cruE Of Ollie Dunu's actions Tho
provided with srfing lock- but befpre within
Donagnns recollection Of u had this lock been
the bolt would catch when the door closed
the lock that It would hold him IN room Nhan
ollie Dunn happening to step Just at the psychological
moment also happened 10 cloge the door behind
DonnyanH voice hiconod BIZ, md he drew his quick.
ly his brow, though bansh something 49, he
went
THE door hadn't been locked before I didn't know
just how open itfutnbIcd with n minute. Then /
stepped back and chuebei myaelf NJ the door Just
thin pine thing know. second time I bumped II the
easing split out and went through tie room
kind Of stumbling. Wen, running paet toward
The front door, IIo close that grabbed him. "
This vital part Of the story. aud slowed
down TO 20 over II carefully, like n negotiating q dn
cult bit Of road.
HE had on old rain cont with grease down
Notwithstanding his CORTLAND plaid cap There
black cloth around his neck with sticking out
behind mask that had fallen his f1ce
lie had flour sack. about half full hin an
automatic gun his right hand was 10 clone TINT
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
An Inside Story Of the Informal, but
Not Wholly Inpisible, Government
That Cheats The Lar and ofa
Man Who Defied Death
for Conscience's Sake

Y n MARCH Eugene DOnayan "let out" was
/ Is yf1rs old, married with 2ycar0d daughter
/ ing let out" all the fashion then months
- factories had been shutting down office forces dwin.
ding jobs growing fewer Donayan spent week seeking
another position. but IN
right 10 expect confederation because Of personal acauan-
he With rather bored air. though asking
for job under conditions quite unreasonable.
At III" end Of the week he said wife I'm
Frank In the morning"
IL Was an Acknowledgement Of defeat Frank Cochran
not really his uncle but only his mothers Al their
tnfre0uen meetings Cochran had always kindly
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

grabbed nj him fm lfs
wont by, Ana ne duokc1
ont 10 one side turufny
bIa baad Inward mo and
pulled nm the e,iu ou1
poppnd NJ mo I DOM
thlnk " he added wlth eou.
acIonfIous deliberntlon.
athat bo eottId hava tuosof
Ia bif me beaat,sa t,n w,4
only two nrtnaf leugfb
AWAY or cottrga he wa,
running and Kind If shoot
fnp mdawavs hls bnad
turned a ihat mtgt,t haze
spoilcd hls aim. Vet he
vas ee cioac II eea,ns he
wo,tid batn bit IA. ~ bn'd
really fried Ia. Tho LiltIet
mum have poua gfy iuehe.
elde If mo Probably rs
abot iuaf IA a,op mo {"
A bumlla ana c,uI,ar.
raasad IittIo sfnila apnoor.
Cd on f,.,qrau's fare for
tho abot had sfo,nod hin
ubercforo hc ma Lnon
adding hin,sclf II fnterva1s
during IN bours b,,,, r,,,at
NJ , co,rard "a. ,,.s r.bo
marital bart n tho yur at.
,,ost undcr MI, uoao Ia,
act ma certain r.,,,f,na T.,
hf, rorpes ,yitt,,,t calm.
~, cnueo,t
az bts, stood stui" I'm
,orfoss.a ut,b mo c,,,.a,
,,asa, mn 1T n,rt.
rox, ,,,,n,o ,ho man ....
ant q, ,ho door ara hn,,,n,
into tho car ,rd,bo,, ,,,or.
- ., = o,a,,, -, ,,,a,
rbor wo,, tnbird a.,
con,,or PAM, ,,,a 1oa,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29


mighty man. The ncwFe
papers Raid he @as one Of
the BOSSES the Martlndnle,
BrOphy Cochran Hanson
machine who ran the
town. Friends had sug-
gestcd To Eugene that he
might easily find a career
under his powerful rcla.
tiYe's patronage but The
suggestion had never ap.
pcalcd 10 Donayan, who
was modest, with no pride
Of opinion or tendency 10
selfriRlltcOusness, but with
some prejudice Of a gener.
al sort against professional
politics. Going 10 Uncle
Frank was an acknowlcdg.
ment Of defeat; but his prob.
lem waa very aitnple--to
wit. Find work or starve."
Never would he forget
how Uncle. Frank solved
that problem for him The
boss was oarclessly dress.
ed 40 usual that morning,
the knot Of his four-in.hand
tie slipped down 50 far that
the collar button was ex-
posed. A shock Of dark
reddish hair. with gray
threads in II. tunbled above
his big. round face, which
WAS notified with large,
faint freckles. Sitting mas
siycly at the desk, he lis.
tened to the young mans
anxious recital, mechanical.
" tearing narrow strips
from q sheet Of blank pa
per and folding the strips
over and over until they
would fold no more, then
dropping them 10 the floor
quite impaSsiye save that
a duizzical little smile
.winkled under his heavy,
Dropping eYelids And when
Eugene finished, the boss
answer came at once. with
no questions. no conditions,
no moraIizing. no flourish.
Cochran merely said:
"All. right, Gene. III take
care Of you. Don't worry.
Come and see mo tomor-
row afternoon"
Repeating it 10 his wifi.
half an hour later. with q
heart gratefully aglow, Don
AVIAN declared: THAT'S
everything he said--just
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
To Meet at Columbbia Gorge

The Pendleton Rotary Club has sug.
gested to the Astoria Rotarians a joint
meeting of the two clubs to be held a,
the Columbia Gorge hotel on the even
ing OF June "a, the program to be in
the form of a dinner dance. II the
date is acceptable to the Astoria Ro-
tarians the gathering will be held and
many who will go from here to the
Columbia Gorge Saturday will. go on
to Portland Sunday and remain for
the Umatilla rapids power meeting
with the Portland chamber on the fol-
lowing Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Ritner %clls Portland

Ritner Cells Portland
Rain is needed in eastern Ore
gon by the grain farmers, according
to Roy w. Ritner of Pendleton, VINO
came to Portland yesterday to attend
the conference relative TO grain dis
counts. Mr.. Ritner explains that the
heavy soil is doing well. but that the
lighter soil could stand considerable
rain. Mr.. Ritner is the president OF
the state senate, a position he Will
hold until his successor is elected
when the legislature assemblies at Sa-
lem in January, 1923. Things are
now under way in Pendleton, reports
Mr.. Ritner, for the annual Round Up
which will be held in September The
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
MICE BECOME PLAGUE
WYOMING COUNTY

EVANSTON. wyo., June s.-A
"field mice plague" is being combat
ted in the vicinity of knight. Wyo., in
Unita county. close to the Utah line
where. it is reported, hordes OF mice
are creating havoc on farms and
ranches. Millions OF the rodents are
in the region. ranchers report. and
are stripping the fields In many in
stances. reports say. the mice are In
vading farm houses and destroying
household furniture by gnawing al
articles OF wood.
Pupils in a district school recently
bagged 800 Of the pests in mouse
hunt"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
is A orEEn WoRLD,

TAYLORvILLE. III. June s--Be-
heving they were married. Lionel L.
main. a Frenchman. and Miss Helen
together az Lovington. near here, since
lasi January In a conversation with
a friend they discovered that more
than a marriage license was necessary
to tie the bonds OF wedlock and came
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
DIR. HiII Returns.

morning from Salem. where he served
as member of the state board OF
dental examiners. He states that of
the 40 who took the examinations, Al
passed. Two hundred patients were
given dental treatment in the state
penitentiary. DR.. Hill saw Rathle,
Owens, Stoop and Henderson. the
murderers of the late Sheriff TIL Tay-
lor, and who are said by the wardens
to be model prisoners. DR.. Brum-
field. however, is considered an un-
ruly prisoner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Fotmal openlng sunday.

Bingham Springs will have its op-
ening on Sunday, according to an-
|nouncement made by william Hoch,
manager. A number of improve
ments have been made in the hotel
buildings and several new cabins have
been built. A dance will be feature
of the opening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Two Arc Fined

Sam Reber came to town yesterday
was held on charge of having be-
come intoxicated. He was fined $40
this morning. Jack Brown ordered a
meal and then refused to pay for it,
according to testimony given against
him. He was fined $40 on a charge of
vagrancy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Baker Delegation Coming

Baker will be represented in Pen
Gleton during the state encampment
of the United Spanish War, veterans,
according to word that has been re-
ceived here. DR.. Horton and a party
of IL veterans and their friends plan
to be here on the evening of June IA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
VIII Leave Tomo1row.

g. r. Hugunin and family will leave
tomorrow for Tacoma, Washington,
by motor where they will make their
home. He has accepted contract
with a flour mill and elevator COM
pany there,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Anneal Case.

Litigation to secure title to real es-,
tate in the east end of the county. re-
Gently tried before Justice ], L. Mil
Ter, has been appealed to the circuit
court by Homer 1. Watts as attorney.
The case is entitled Agnes Lawson
against Henry York. The decision in
the lower court was in favor of the
plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Scout Meeting Postponed

The annual meeting of Troop No
2, boy scouts. has been postponed from
this evening on account of the rainy
weather, it was stated at noon. A pic
mic is being planned and announce
ment of the time it is to be held will
be made later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Ne7ps Notes of fPendlet0n

Aubrey Perry and T. F. Hodges. Hall
now in Jail for the shooting early in
May of his wife, was the first local
man to get his money. 1T is probable
that others in other sections of the
county have also secured their loans, y
Warner said today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
A% = = = exc = .
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
June ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a

3 June 9-Commencement at
+ Pendleton High School
: June 9 and 10-Twenty=ninth
annual Pioneer Picnic at Wes-
; ton.
. June 15, 16 and 17-Annual
. state convention of Spanish AM
. srican War Veterans. Women's
. Auxiliary and Military Order of.
= Serpents.
= September 81, %, 90, hound
: Up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Marriage SoIemnized.

The marriage of Miss Mary Col
Inns and Theodore J.. Stilwell was SOL
emnized this morning at the Presby-
terian manse, Rev. George L. Clark
officiating. The ring ceremony was
used. Attendants were Mrs. Anna
Hart and r. G.. Bennett. Mr.. and
Mrs: Stilwell will make their home
in La Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09

He Seeks Divorce,

Suit for divorce has been filed in
circuit court by Hayden Alderman
Against Florence Sans Alderman in
which the plaintiff charges the de-
fendant with having treated him in a
cruel and inhuman manner. The
couple married in idaho in 1909, it is
set forth, and there are three minor
children. The plaintiff asks for the
custody of the two daughters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
To Hold class.

To Hold Glass.
A dressmaking class will be held in
Ukiah. on Monday and on Wednesday
by-, Mrs. Edith G. Van Deusen, home
demonstration agent A millinery
, classswill be held on Tuesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Get Marriage License.

/ Get Marriage License.
A license to wed has been issued at
1.-THE office of the county clerk to Ted
John Stilwell, farmer, of Pendleton
and TO Mary Collins, Also of Pendle-
ton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Loan Money Comes

Loan Money Comes
Local veterans of the World War
who applied for loans under the pro-
visions of the state law have received
some money, according to a statement
of H. ]. Warner, attorney for the vet
erans aid commission in Umatilla
county Mr.. Warner has records of
three local men who have secured
their money They are Floyd Hall
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09
Picnic Is Postponed

The annual picnic of The Peoples
Warehouse has been Spostponed from
Sunday, June IL, until Sunday June
IS, on account of the rain, it was stat
ed today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09

leaves for Herm;ston
Fred Bennion left today for Her.
mission to attend potato growers
meeting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-09

committee is planning to make it even
better than ever.-Oregonian.