East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 21, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 9

East Oregonian : E.O., July 21, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text. ...... J-JkJit W. TWELVE PX0E3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1920. PAGE NINE DEATH OF MISS HAYES I ,.v, I ft1 3 The following In from the Olllatte (Montana) Nana, concerning the death Of Mrs. -Clementine 'Molltor Hayes, foi' inerlr of this city; Last Sunday evening, July 11th, the people of Olllotte wcro ,. allocked to learn of the deaths of Mrs. T. Joseph Itayes. Clementine Molltor wan born in (he Grand Duchy of Luxemburg In the year 18 St. At the age of twelve yearn ahe waa brought by her parents to America where they established a home at Pendleton. Oregon. Hera she attended school and lived until May, 117 .when she came to Gillette and filed on a homestead near Rocky Ilutte, forty miles south of Gillette. Later she was employed as bookkeep er by the Glllctto Commercial Com pany and was nl.?o for a time chief celrk In the office ut Mr. Woods at the roundhouse. . In October, lit 1 , alio was married to T. Joseph Hayes and continued to live In Gillette until the time of her death. Bhe became a naturalised clt Isen of the United . States before her man-tago. Th death of Mrs. Hayes was both sad and noble In that she save her life as a result of bringing into the world a little child Among; her Immediate surviving relatives are her husband, T. Joseph Hayes; an Infant son, aged four days; two sisters, Mrs. Francos Codd, of Spokane. Wash., and Mrs. M. Iloden or Pendleton. Oregon, three brothers, Eugene and Leo Molltor of Pendleton, Oregon, and Adolph Moll tor of Walla Walla, Wash. Her niece. Miss Mamie Roden, was here at the time of her death. The mother of Mr. Hayes Mrs. Hayes of Denver, and his sister, MIhs Helen, came up from Denver to attend the funeral which was held on Wed nesday, July 14th, at ft. Matthew's church. Father Nicholson presiding over the ceremony. Father Nicholson was also present at the time of Mrs. Hayes' death. Burial was In Mount Ping ail Cemetery,. The ball pearers were John T. Ttyan. II. R. Ryan, John Daly, Jr., B. 8. Bullan, M. J. HanntMn and Mike Elmore. Friends of the family sent many beautiful flowers. Mrs. Hayes made many warm friends during- her residence In Gil lette friends who mourn her loss and who extend sympathy to the bereaved husband. She will beb greatly missed from our community. The little son will be cared for by Mr. Hayes mother In Denver. . , G. 0. P. IS Fl COLUSUIL'H, O., July SI. (A. P.) Charge that the republicans were raising a campaign fund "sufficient to shock the sensibilities" were made last night by tlovertior Cox. democratic president candidate In an address to the Demooratlo national committee which perfected organization for the campaign. The democrats, Governor Cox de clared, will Insist upon continuation of the senatorial invest Kratlon ot cam pslgn collections and expenditures and also will make frequent and detailed accountings of their finances. The democratic platform, he declared, la "a, promissory note" which , will be paid In full. He closed his address with prediction for a November vie tory. Too Young. Mrs. do Style Elsie worries me. She doesn't like to go to church at all. Mr. de Style Oh. don't mind that She Is too young to care much yet about dress and fashions. Boston Transcript. RIETH COUPLE PARENTS - (Kast Oregonlan Special.) - R1ETII. July 2. Mr. and- Mrs. Mayton are the proud parents of an S pound boy born Sunday, July IS. Mrs. John Heath recently returned from The Dalles. She was accompan ied by her daughter, Mrs. A. R. Riggs. . Frederick Heath Ja making a visit at his home In nieth. He has been working at The Dalles. Paul Tetrean, former call boy of Rleth, has resigned his position and left this morning on , No. t for his home at Durkee, Oregon. Perry Woods has a steady Job as call boy. , Mr. Li. II. Livingston and family are ! 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Snyder ami daughter Ruth. -Mrs. Novers, Mr. and Mrs. Oinh, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grant and daugh ter Marjorlo, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Barker and children.. Ralph and LieuHlo, and Max Uvlngston wero Pendleton visit ors Monday. ' Mrs. K. E. Elher and Bona returned to their home In Helix Monday. Mrs. Biher has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Knallsh. Mrs. A. H. Riggs and small son. Jack, Miss Lillian English and Miss were In Pendleton Monday. Ha Elliot. FOLEY AND BURK SHOWS COME HERE NEXT WEEK WIumi th Foley and Bnrk Combined Mlows open- their exhibition in this city next work, the public will have an opportunity of verlfyiiiK the claims of the management; that the orgttnibation In not only, one of the largest' of Its kind, but the cleanest and. M con ducted as well. It ia declared that there Is not one of the. score or more TAKING THE JOY OUT OF JOYRIDE- ' big novel attractions, that. criticised. 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