East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 01, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 9

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY JANUARY 1, 1920.
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HAS SEVERE SET BACK
BY RALPH if. VURNDB
linked 1'ri'HH Staff Correspondent.
MONTKItKV, Mexico, Jan. 1.
Unci fumed uh the lending iminufac
tuiing city of Mexico, Monterey toduy
rerit-ntH Hie appearance of n oil. jr.
mill prosperous poi-hups, hut bad!)
run down at tho heels.
Revolution, responsible fur imiHt of
MoxIco'k woch, tells the story of Mon
ttro's decline. This typical Mexican
town, Mix Iiouh' ride from tho Texas
I- rdor, still nT claused nt the head of
thu country's indUMtrlul dlHtrict, hut
Iih reputation uh the "4'htcaRo of Mex
Icp " hitH received a severe setback.
The Hlunip In proHpcrity Ik reflected
In the deprcMNiitff quite of the streets,
the stagnation In ninny htiHinettH linen sary because of the shortage of (jov
end In the decreased production of the ernment -owned cum. Hix hundred
Industrial plautH. In its effort to ro- and fifty-eight curs, it I Mated, were
vtve Industry, tho Currunza govern- burned in this section during the rev
ment's chief obstacle has been en- olutiouury activities Of IMS A brtok
countered In the problem of transpor- manufacturer declared that he had
hit Ion. been able to obtain only two earn dur.
It Ih transportation or the lack of lnpr tho months of Heptember und Oc-
trunHpnrtatlon thut Is retarding toher.
Monterey's stiAiuKle to regain her old , offhals of the t'urrunza k"v fu
ll fo, Rolling stock Ih the Issue. Were'moiit ure striving to oorrecl ibis cuii
li not for the lack of cars und locomo-Idltlon. Negotiations are being con
tives, It Is not likely that the two Am- (ducted for the purchase of 1000 Bar
crleun smellers would be operating at from tin I'nlt d Htnies. Hnsiness men
only partial capacity; thut a brewery, hope this is a sign of return to former
winch formerly employed 2000 men, times when Monterey, besides smelt
would employ now less than hulf that big mid Viewing interest, boasted of
number und thut other Industries a steel plant, a cement factory, flour
would be closed altogether, j mill, cotton mills und other enter
j prises, all operating1 at full blast.
Their are other illmculticM, of
course, hv-itroduds of resolution. '
AmoiiK these as regards tho smelters,
is the fact that unsettled conditions
have forced many mines to close. Hut
were they all opera t Ink. l he smelters
A. E. F. LEADERS MEET AGAIN
would not be able to transport the ore.
Kx 1st inn conditions are Illustrated by
the practicee of the smelting compan
ies la owning and operating a Lieai
many of their own cars, Itcalflcs pay
ing l lie regular freight rutes to the
Mexican nut ionul railway Hues.
This action, according to officials
of the melting companies. Is neces-
When t lit se t lines do return, Mon
terey will bo faced with the urgent
necessity of recrultinK her labor gup
ply. fof In the past few years hun
dreds of Mexican workers have rnov
ld northward across the Isji-der, where
'they are employed today on the mil-
, roads, tho cotton plantations and In
'other Industries ofthe United States.
ANTI-BOLSHEVIK FORCES I
CUT IN TWO IS REPORT
QUALITY
SKHVICE
SANITATION
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR TO YOU.
sn
IXXDOM, Jan. 1. General Den I-
Irene's soutli It usKlun iintt- Polshevik
forces have been spilt In two sections
I by the attacking red armies, accord-
' lag to a Zurich dispatch. One see- j
fion is reported us retreating toward j
Odessa and the other falling hack
toward the mouth of the Don. The I
dispatch added that Ienlkenes head- I
I Quarters, last reported at Taganrog. Is I
to he shifted to a warship In the sen
I of Aztiv. Advices to the war office I
reeeived confirmed press dispatches
relating to the widespread success of
the present bolshevik offensive. Ten- J
kene's retreat now covers three liun
Idred miles from the farthest north-J
i ward point reached In Its sensational J
dash towards Moscow.
Much of the equipment previously
'furnished by the ullles has been taken
I by Trotsky! soldiers, the war office I
j ad in It ted. The reds' booty Included
'ninny locomotives, cars anil other rail
, way equipments The war office re
ports Indicated that Kolchak virtually
j ceased to he a factor In Russian re
j si stance against the Holshiviki. The
red armies have scattered his troops
and his government bus been forced
to evacuate Its secuud capital nt
Omsk.
v
a -SAVE-
NEWBERRY INDICTMENTS
FAULTY IS ASSERTION
General Persbinp; sent for Martin immediately after the big
soldier heavyweight champion had put away Bill Bresnahan in one
round at Camp Custer. It was the first time the two had met since
the return from overseas. Bob took the general hand betwee- e
two big gloves and they smiled at each otfeer
Pendleton Trading Co.
"If it's in the Market We Have It."
the returns for hunters ure bo low
thai experienced men will not follow
the business of bunting them.
Curry county has suffered grat
ases in sheep herds through the na
tivities of cuyoies, which o into the
country four or five years ago, and
many ranchers have disposed of their
flocks to prevent further losses. Cur-
ry county is at present asking that';
gi raznent hunters he stationed there
During the past year bounty on 10
coyotes has been paid local residents
of the county.
Electric Washing
Machine
350.000 Women Are Saving Every Week Wllh A Thor. You Caa Svn Taot
THE THOR WILL SA VB
Servant's Wages Toons do jonr Work Hot doei it sit
i.i within eiu woes joa caa't get
tcrruu. Worry The lerrtst problem lolita.
Thne-k bi -hiae done is hoar. ealthKo m, ,ick.fcr,.kl..
Clothes lit lut six tiaiet Si losg. drudgery.
SEK THE THOR WORKING TODAY
Start the new year right by using a THOR
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE. Make your el
ectric power do your hardest work. Start saving
now for it will pay for itself in a short time. Sold on
easy payments if you desire.
CHAS. MILNE
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
108 East Alta Ct, Opposite Alta Theatre.
Electric Appliances and Fixtures of all Kinds.
DR. J. EDWIN SHARP
3
EVENTUALLY, WHY NOT NOW? BUY A
PAIGE
PAIGE BIG SIX, $2450 F. O. B. PENDLETON
Continental Rod Seal motor.
55 horse power.
Bortr & Beck Multiple Disc clutch.
Davidson rear end.
PAIGE LITTLE SIX
$1900 F. O. B. Pendleton
Rutenburjf Motor
Thirty-nine horse power
Bortr & Beck Multiple Disc Clutch
Some real class thrown in.
Umatilla Motor Sales
Corporation
PAIGE AND OAKLAND CARS
O. E. HOLDMAN, Pres.
S32 Cottonwood Phone
!
337
; fJRAND RAPtDflL Mich
pvtaarrara alir-R-i that two in
imnts returned ....: Senator
berry were faulty, wore fitl with
!c aririjerf January ft. The tUniurrc
clnim the Indicted men cannot be held
under United Stntee election lawn, for
'what may have occurred in the state
j primaries.
PARISIENNES URGE
tii rnrr nrtOTrimlr
FOR A WOMAN M. P.
CECIL COSPER
PUBLIC ACOOrrsTTAWI
EVCOMK TAX AD VISUM
Smith-Crawford Bids.
Opoit Psudleton Hots
Phone 101
I Home I
Tti smrliH VTOVd kuoun to tllgj Itmiiau (onuur.
if row bone MnonMtinss km pUMssuit, u are
lmil.v.
I Wc iiilt' v'u to make Uila bank rur ntuutdad
Iioiiii'. Von will liavn u warm weloOMe htw.
your l nnsstlniH wunt will lunr tlic atteutloil or our
oftloen ami oniil, .-.
I -The- i
1 Inland Empire Bank
I THE BANK OF OOMMl NITY INTKltliSTS
Officers anil MMSMM
j. w. Miiloii. :.. Pres. W. M. IHnkrlrr
C. I w nil' " V. I'. A Cash'r A. w IIubk
- . . i.. i. ...... 1 Tailn.
Ilini. BrlU Krd l.nrllrr
Ulan.rl ivdr. VMS Urltssaa
n..(.l Y.P.v h. ,'nnniiitmMf II
. 1
r.Bl ' Qysl Articulated Dentures.
if 1 1 11 J fll Inland Empire Bank Bids.
II"' IA1a IHI B fl H 1 WaTa. nfflrw. Phnno '.in Hnmn Phono TO A I
twm iui m niiRauii mmm v. ,
1 1 1 is i ini ,
I DOWNEY'S MARKET I
Plow Makers for (lie World
jj W e s you a
Ni3 V HAPPY NEW YEAR
' Y and the best of success
s n tns coming year.
v i I PHONE 600
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1 'A R I fit Jan. 1 Tho election of
Lady Ator to the House of Common
hat aroused much Internet tmon
French women, who arc discussing her
entrance into Gnfrllnh politics from a
ertortel point of viev.
Mllo. (Vclle Sorel. eeked if she. In
parliamentary role. would he :is
OOquetUetl i" dross :h she Is in the
fole of Celimene, declared that tail
ored costumes were "the only ihiifk
alde dress."
"One does not Ro Into an assemhly
where those is w rk to do in a cos
tume of the danee," she naid.
Mile. Polalre also would wear a IhII
ored rostume of some m utral color, i
"Vmi seo that color In itself wouH
be a proRraminc," she said.
Mine. I n horde, who haw made an
important study of radium, said that
"the ideal odetume WOUd lo one wlm h
did not attraet attention."
"Somet hinir neither nay nor sad,"
she added. "Hut costume Is of no im-pMitance."
"MANHATING" ACTRESS
IS VICTIM OF CUPID
tX8 AN'UKI.ES. .Tun. I. Mnry
S;i.;i.v urettv. and aUpnoaadly man
hatlris'. vaudeville ami film uilress
vraa married Sunday 1,1 Count Rene
De nnlnminl. riemli war hero, nfler
a 14-"honr QburWhtPi friemla of the
couple learned today.
Pendleton, Ore.
Sturg'is & Storie
Walla Walla. Wash.
DROVE WHILE INTOXICATED.'
BUTCHER FORFEITS RIGHT
PORTXiAND, Jn t. AfHe Ma v.
bUtoher of Canen, Wash . was sen
tem ed to refrain from driving an au
to in the state of OreRon for one year
yesterday when he appeared in mu
n'etpal limit to answer to a chnrfre of
driviiiR an automohile while intoxi
cated. May was arrested by Efetrolman
Maxwell on christmaas day. after he
was said to have had an necidrnt
wlu-n he attempted to turn off Lon
hard s' rert onto Tfilumbla boulevard,
his machine ktddtnft into and hreak
tn off n trolley amy wire pole.
.rr. ICny n rod need a nnmner or
witnesses to show that he was not In
toxicated. iudfTA Uossnian. however
mM Me was inclined to credit the pa
ttolman's judpn.nt.
WOULD BOOST BOUNTY
ON COYOTES TO GAIN
INTEREST OF HUNTERS
MAUSHFMK.r.n. .Ian. 1 Deputy
UJame Warden John Adams of Curr'
jroiinty advocates In creating the bonn
tV on coyotes from $26 a head to eith
May You Enjoy a
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
The Troy Laundry
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THfcT
Maxwell
TRUCK
FOR YOUR SPRING HAULING
Capacity, 11-2 tons. Price with cab and windshield,
solid tires, $1450 F. O. B. Pendleton.
Price with cab and wind shield, pneumatic tires, $1,
500.00 F. O. B. Pendleton.
LEE TIRES
Mileage and service considered, Lee Tirea are the
:heapest tires you cun buy.
REMEMBER
We weld anything but a broken heart
Neil & Barker Co.
MAXWELL DEALERS
Riverside Phone 180
610-12 Garden St.rhone 179
Send it to the Laundry
er 7 Ti .ir Jln. doelarinp the animal
aro very rtiffieult to trap or shoot, and -l
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