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SIXTEEN PAGES II People Here and There V Old acquaintances are being renewed l.y Harry Folsom who is here from his ' lium(in California. Diw. D. Mc.N'ary, in charse- of tlie state branch hospital at Pendleton arrived in Portland yesterday. Orc- , goiuan. ftsfiFMCOM l! i! flfflfK AHB1 M?W en : . 1 Stvk Jiiilmicnt (in Note t5. T. Morgan has bronchi suit ii circuit court ae.tinst i;. P. Iliusin liotham and Maggie HiirsiiiHotham t collect t which is claimed as due the plaintiff on a note. Peterson Kishop and Clark represent the p!ain-tif. Several hands of sheep have lei shipped into the Kcho country for fall;t Marriage Ufcnse. ; and winter feeding, according to liill permit to wed has been issued to Oliver who was here today. A biir old ! Lewis Jerome Barker, farmer of Mca. fashloned dance is to be given there., .,.., and Beulah May Tenney of Pen- Friday night. Mr. sheriff at Echo. Oliver is a deputy dleton. Bankers were rather numerous in Tortland yesterday. Lyman (',. nice, assistant cashier, and Fred A. Ijiatz. director of the First National bank at Pendleton, reported that half of the wheat In rmatilla county had been marked at $1 a bushel, net, to the farmer, but that there is no wheat moving- now at reduced prices. Ore-gonian. 1TO CtT TRANSPORTATION III IX I WASHINGTON, Oct. 12. (F. P.) The establishment of a federal traffic jboard to cut down the government's 'annual transporation bill, now amounting- to $200,000,000 was announc ed by Director of Budget Dawes. Sues On Account Virgil E. Willuby is defendant in a suit instituted by It. A. Thompson in circuit court for the collection of a bill of $435.11. The account is claim ed to lie due for work done and ma terials furnished ill a garage. Watts and Presliye represent the plaintiff. Plaintiff Awarded $tHMt. A verdict awarding the plaintiff $1, 000 and costs of the case w as returned yesterday evening by a jury In circuit court in the case of Robert Sinclair against W. G. Estes. The suit grew out of trouble the two men had in Athena last summer, when in a fight, Kstes is said to have bitten off the lobe of Sinclair's left ear. DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL Popular Sheet Music, all the latest hits.. .3 for $1.00 Announcement Due to the change in management we are going to sell our present stock of PIANOS at a reduction to make room for new lines. We carry VICTOR and EDISON MACHINES and RECORDS all of the newest pieces. We are able to give you 3-day service on all orders that we do not happen to have on hand. Our stock of SHEET MUSIC is unexcelled in Eastern Oregon music for the teaching as well as home playing. We were fortunate in securing the services of an expert PI ANO TUNER and can do all kinds of tuning and repairing on pianos, organs and phonographs, and assure you guaranteed work. Warren's Music House DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL Player Rolls 5 for $1.00 Desertion I Claimed. That her husband deser'ed her ir 1919 and has not lived with her or supported her and their infant chil is claimed by Margaret Gorse in her suit for divorce from Eric Rudolph Gorse. The .couple married at St Helens, England, In 1915, according to the complaint. Peterson, Bishop and 'lark represent the plaintiff. For Stealing Hides. Four more men were fined the usual $10 and 'costs this morning in the court of Justice Joe II. Parkes when they pleaded guilty to charges of stealing rides on a train. They were U L. lirown, Joe Kramer, K. Poff. and E. Lambert. Mohamed AU, arrested yesterday, decided to fight the . case. His trial was held this morning. anU ho was fined $25 and costs. ft 7-jw s ivi II . . V I I . i ttm-2miisji try- vAy i 1 They're 1-ieniM lines That State Senator It. S. Farrell, G. W. Metier, A. J. Powell and C. B. Stratton, Portland men who -were ar rested Sunday at rmatilla by Deputy Game Warden W. H. Albee, are not going to pay fines on charges of ex ceeding the bag limit, and for having more than the permitted number of hens in their possesison if they can help it Is borne out by affidavits which they forwarded here. The case has been continued to permit of further investigation. NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON No Quotations Today. ISecause today is Columbus Hay, a legal holiday the Overbook & Cooke office is closed and no quotations were received from the Chicago grain market. Siiflerlns: With Rliciinmllsm Wtlliam Koesch is confined to his home at 918 Vincent street on account of rheumatism. He has been under the doctor's care for several days, but his condition is considerably improved. !0 I Law Enforcement Conference AND Mass Meeting AT ME. Church j Thursday, Oct. 13th If X Conference to be conducted by CAPTAIN FRANK B. EBBERT, General Counsel Pacific Coast Dept. Anti-Saloon League of America. Addresses are to be delivered by CAPTAIN FRANK B. EBBERT Of Washington, D. C, And W. J. HERWIG of Portland. General Theme LAW AND ORDER Every One Hundred Percent Ameri can should attend this important Con ference and Mass Meeting. This will be one of the most important meetings ever held in Pendleton. The 3 o'clock Conference as announc ed will be held in connection with the Mass Meeting at night. EVERYBODY WELCOME EVERYBODY COME CHICAGO, Oct. 12. (I. X. S.) "It was In the schools that the Germans were taught the glories of war; it must be In the schools, then, that the Ger mans and all other nations must be taught the glories of peace." Tins was Miss Jane Addams's reply when asked point-blank how any or ganization of women could prevent war. Miss Addams had Just returned from a tour of Continental Europe on bchulf of the society of which she Is president, the International Commit tee of Women for Permanent Peace. "My tour taught me one thing," continued Miss Addams, "and that is, though war came from the Germans it certainly appears as though lasting peace is also coming from them at all events, if the efforts of their worn, en count for anything. They have seen the horrors of war, and they will have no more of It. "Already they havo formed them selves Into groups throughout the whole of Germany. Previously the German child encouraged by the mothers, they admit sang songs glorifying the good German Michel as a warrior, a conquering' hero; now he is sung to as u peaceful toiler. For the change of spirit the mothers oi Germany are responsible. "The improvement in the status ol the women in Vienna was the most noticeable. Before the war women thcro were forbidden to take part in any political movement; now every woman over twenty-one has a vote, and thoy are entitled to sit In the Low er and Upper Senate. Similar condi tions exist in Greece, Poland, Checho slovakia, the non-Bolshevik part of the T'kralne and nearly all the other smaller Balkan states." FREIGHT RATES MAY FORCE ARIZONA TO SHIP COPPER THRO' MEXICO A Crtmat'c scene occurs nt the I.llacs. the ancestral home of the Calverts, when General Kendrick Is forced to Inform Maryland Calvert that her brother has been shot as n spy. Then follows a tense scene as the girl accuses a prisoner In the next room of being guilty of her brother's downfall. This prisoner is General Kendrick's own son. The story la told la the Vitarnpli special production, Tb Heart of Maryland." exceed 1 per cent. The high railroad freight rates on copper to the market in the Eastern part of the Tinted States have Induced the Arizona copper concerns to select ttocky Point us a logical outlet. It is reported that with the construction or a pier cf 1,000 Tcet in length vessels up to 15,0(10 tons could come alongside to discharge and load. It is confidently believed that the construction of this short railroad and terminal facilities would havo a pro found effect on the copper industry in the Southwest, and that its success should follow the persistent oil pros pecting which has been In progress in Sonora and Lower California of recent years. IE sen VP Of SCALP (Continued from pag3 1.) tho scrap of scalp. J. It. ltose of Winston, who said he knew rtussell for 35 years, and Isidore Sellg. of Myrtle Creek, a shoe merchant, who said he sold Hussell shoes like thuso partially recovered from tho body, and C. W. Parrott of Iloseburg, who told of find ing a piece of shoe and the dynamite porcussion caps, testified for the state Dr. E. B. Stewart and Dr. George E. Houck, testified concerning the au topsy. The defense questions Indicat ed an attempt to maintain that the body vus that of someone who fell from the car and broke his neck. GIANTS IN (Continued from page 1. ltttliniittitttttttttimiiillltttHtimtt '""'in" Co.. Hermiaton. SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 12. (I. X S.)-High freight rates to the East may force an outlet for Arizona copper mines through Mexico. Construction of a harbor at Rocky Point, in the northwest portion of St. George's Bay, Gulf of California, one hundred miles north of Guaymas, Mexico, Is being seriously considered, Bartley P. Yost, American Counsul at Guaytnas, has advised shipping men here. A group of harbor experts, divers, underwriters anil construction engi neers were recently sent to Ilocky Point by the Tucson, Gila Bend & Xew Cornelia Railroad with the ob jection of reporting on the feasibility , of constructing a safe and convenient I tide water terminal at that place, to 'j serve as an ouiiei lor inc piuuu.-m oi ine Arizona copper iomikh. The consul was informed that the ' ! Point holds many advantages for a . harbor, among them being deep water, i 1 anchorage, a good beach, protection : from storms and currents, and, above , al production In Arizona, it being lo ! cated only about 10C miles from A Jo. to which place the railroad is already ! constructed. It is claimed that the A roauoeu. wouiu nave a grau oi uui. to I "tooTate toclassifT FOR SALE 1 920 5 passenger car, cost $1500.00 new, run by private party on pavement only. Xlcely e'lulp ped and in first class condition. Will sell cheap for cash. N'ewport Con ped to Bancroft. It. Mcusol fanned. Xo runs, two hits, no errors. Giants Snyder out, Peck to Pipp. Baker now playing third Instead or McNally. Douglas fanned. Burns doubled. Buncroft fanned. No runs, one hit, no errors. Fourth Inning, Yanks Iipp out, Kelly unusslr.ted. Ward out Douglas to Kelly. Baker filed to Frisch. No runs, no hits, no errors. Giants 'Frisch out. Mays to Pipp. Young safe at first on Ward's fumble. Kelly fanned. Young stole second. E. Meusel singled, scoring Young. Raw lings out, Pipp unassisted. Ono run, two hits, no errors. I'lltli Inning. Yanks Schting out, Douglas to Kelly; Mays out, Itawlings to Kolly. Fowster funned. No runs, no hits, no errors. Giants Snyder filed to Miller; Douglas out, lipp unassisted. Burns doubled, but was out trying to make third, Miller to Ward to Bilker. No runs, ono hit, no errors. Sixth Inning. Yanks Peck fouled to Frisch. Mil ler out, Frisch to Kelly. R. Meusel filed to Young. Xo runs, no hits, no orrors. Giants Bancroft out, Ward to Pipp; Frisch out, Ward to Pipp. Young out, Ward to Pipp. No runs, no hits, no errors. Set cut It Inning, Yanks Pipp lined to Douglas. Ward flied to Burns, 'linker singled. Schang singled, Baker reaching third Mays out, Rawllngs to Kelly, Si runs, two hits, no errors. Giants Kelly out, Peck to Pipp E, Meusel funned. Kawlings safe on Ward's error. Snyder doubled, scor ing Rawliugs. Dougkis fanned. One run, ono hit, one error. lOgbtli Inning. Yanks Fewster out, Douglas to Kelly. Peck fanned. Miller walked. R. Meusel out, Bancroft to Kelly. Xo runs, no hits, no errors. Giants Burns out, Peck to Pipp. Bancroft out, Peck to Pipp. Frisch fanned. Xo runs, no hits, no errors. Xi'iith liming. Yanks Pipp out, itawllngs to Kel ley. Ward flicd to Burns. Baker singled. Devonner ran for Baker. Schang out, Douglas to Kelly. Xo runs, no hits, no errors. CLEVELAND, Oct. 12. (A. 1 -Marian McAnllc was found not guilty of complicity in the murder of her stepfather, Daniel Kaber, today, left tho courtroom a free girl. '.)- She OLC'OTT HKFl SICS (Continued from page 1.) edly warned, time una ngnln by the district attorney and other officers that any statements he made would be used against hlin at the trial. Chronologically I will endeavor to cover ltnthic's case, and I trust you will pardon the digression I have Just made As I said, Rathie was the first man to Jump onto the jailor as agreed to by him when the plot was hatched on the bunk in his own cell. He, further more, on his own statement, took the jailor's gun from him, before the men proceeded Into the sheriffs office pro per where tho tragedy took place. Itatlilo Takes (inns Furthermore, baaed upon his own statements, the first tiling he did when he entered tho sheriff's office was to search fur guns and whiskey. The guns he discovered, two of them, and took them from a drawer. Dining all of the time that Hart and Owens were engaged with Sheriff Tay lor In tho encounter which resulted In tho shooting, Rathie, further on his own admissions, was enguged in u hand to hand encounter with Guy Wyrlck, a close friend of the sheriff's and his only possible reason for such encounter was to keep Wyrlck from assisting the sheriff. Had Wyrlck been able to give such assistance no doubt Til Taylor would have been alive today. Al le.'.st his cliauco for llf;1 would havo been materially increased. You say that evidence can bo pro duced to the effect that Italhle begged Mart not to shoot. Rathlc's own story at tho trial und before the grand Jury disproves such a possibility. Ruthio all along maintained mat he was grappled in a struggle with Wyrlck when the shooting took place and he had no particular knowledge of what was going on until ho heard a shot fired. If, on his own statements, ho had no knowledge of what was trans piring In tho room until the shot was fired, how could he have warned Hart TO HELP MAKE "DOLLAR DAY" A SUCCESS, WE ARE LISTING SOME ITEMS THAT ARE UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE. Shi-nup Silver Tolish the best polish (M.00 available, three large jars for l Wedgcwood Glass a hijjh grade glass with etched design, comports, jelly dishes, card M .00 trays. 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The sentiment In the community was not '' so strong against him that Is precluded;! , the people of the county In which' tho .' crime occurred ralHlng a fund for the ', defense, ; v Hathle and his associates had a fair,1' and Impartial trial. In my mind there', has been no miscarriage of justice. If the three under sentence of death, If there was any extenuation whatsoever, ' and which I do not admit, the small'?" extenuation certainly should have been , for Xeal Hart, tho man, who fired the' fatal shot. Uiupiestlonably he was tho toed of stronger mentalities than his own, and not the least among these mentalities was that of John L. Rathie. fort he could In his own behalf to miti gate bis own share of tho dammablo proceedings, even so far as to falsify in regard to statements ho previously had made to the grand jury. As cited by the omlnent Jurist who wrote the opinion covering tho case for the supreme court, thore' was but one ray of light In the whole case, and that came from Rathie, who stopped long enough to give the dying sheriff a drink of water. But Rathlc's radi ance is somewhat dimmed, even In that small circumstance, by the fact that he himself said at the trial, he gave the sheriff a drink of water on. tho order and at the direction of Ncal Hart. Ono reading the testimony would almost believe that Rathie was ashamed of this small kindly act, And he took toll from tho sherirt, as, after he gave him tho cup of 'water, ho rob bed the sheriff of his gun, searching through his clothes lor II, regardless of the fact that tho officer was lying In mortal agony. Rathie continued to be .armed after he loft the jail. There was every Indi cation thai. In his despcralo straits, ho would have taken as many human lives as may havo stood betwoon him and his liberty. 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