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THE ONLY SMALL
DAILY EDITION
Tbk net press rn rt Saturday'! dally
v 3,309
This paper la a nit timer or ana audited
by the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL
Exhibits Here From Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and
Montana; Other Displays.
SPECIALISTS WILL
JUDGE THE EXHIBITS
Big Northwest Show Will Last
Throughout This Week; 89
Tons of Hay Make Building.
The Northwest drain unci Hay i
Show, tho greatest show of its kind in
tho Northwest, opened its doors this
morning wjth exhibits from Oregon,
Washington, Idaho und Montana.
A mammoth' structure of baled al
falfa hay, requlr ng SO tens of hay
and 15,00.0' square feet of canvas fol
ks construction, houses the exhibits.
Besides the exhibits from the vari
ous counties, the federal Brain bureau
of . rortland, the agricultural colleges
of the Northwest und the various ex
periment stations are showing dis
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M i II VV VV It 1 VI. SJf R kM fl V V Jr 1 II Ik Xi IB II .f7 t I W I 1
stats, j.i.i.f Win ,an uk XW" &a-a4V-' aaSafe: Xil .J&is. XJ-sh -A- hi 1iiirif wt T XI if lilT iff 1 1 !
pdiiim a nr. uav :.:-:rz: ifmtidi: ddit.ou "rough writers" st a
UnHlll HHU IIHI
HOW
OPENED
MORNING
plays of hay and grain, one exhibit i - 1 . '- 7
SafTris: .nUSM'NAUGHT, wintyre ANDinrnnnTncpDAMn IIIPV
Hamples scut
to China, Japan and.
Kngland.
Itlalio Slnn&.
TVfnntr-tnn. whinh hist vi-nr hrsti-d
Idaho In tho prize money, will have
more competition from Idaho than in j
1921. Laat year the prize money was
well divided between Oregon, Wash-!
ington, Montana and Idaho. The ex- j
hlblts are in bushel boxes and afford
the visitors a good chance to examine I
the wheat. The various grades and j
classifications are plainly ma rked
Grain which wins prices here will
(Continued on page
City, County and Federal Men I
Gel Busy and Stage a Big'
Round-Up All Their Own.
The old ship, "Hock and l:ye" is
likely to have a rough sea over
which to sail this year during the
Pendleton Hound-Tp if activities of
city, county ami federal officers
which have already started are any
criterion on which to base an opin
ion. urucials have already started a
big round-up all their own. but the
animal actors have been left .out of
their show, and instead, they arc
working only, with men and woim-n
and booze. They have secured quite
a number of actors already, however,
and there is no discei nshle slacken
ing" of their activities.
The first'stroke of the pre-Konnd-Xp
campaign was ni.tde Saturday af
ternoon when IVputy Sheriff Jake
4Contimip1 on n-iff
3- ;;
VENDERS AID DRINKERS ij
OF BOOZE EXPERIENCE :
vfOUGH TIME IN COURTj!
!
JUDGE JAMES A. FEE -WILL
RUN FOR MAYOR AT CITY
ELECTION TO BE HELD NOV. 7
Judpe Jant A. I aroui
to -
day that h w.ll b- a candidal- for ,
the offlt: o'" nuyor oi lvplbton ,.t
Xhf election to ht'd -n No- '-nbT
T, In ni ki. iff kr.ov n hi. andidacx ,
th judf t-t-mJ n- formal ta
ment or id.'ttorm bnt iie :ar-d ! i
first puriON if major w ;;l i
to fcvid ta-" ..n ad t? a
city g thf rt-uitsi it
if. fiili!l-d t
from tin- rnon y it xpno-.
Judse Fw. r a tt-rm
nee fcr- nl van een-r?
in. or
trardl a Mron: r'fii ial. Up
in olik-i- duiir.-, :hf I 1 fbjtf f e
DAILY IN AMERICA
. . .
CZAR'S FAVORITE IN EXILE
1 -d CifilS
Mi-ult'iuoist-lfp Marif
lie ('Utfrtaiii'T iti the t-i:ai
KoiiMl-KOl i . "Uu"i.;1,i t p. i'a hVsiill
'. Is an -i 1 i:t London. Ml1 fit
Ul I Ul UilnilSJ JU( 1
STURGIS TO BE MEMBERS
:
OF COUNTY BUDGET BODY
Curl McXaught of Herniislon,
A. C. Melnlyre of Helix, and .1.
H. Stnrgis of l'endletoli have
been selected by the county court
to serve us appointive uii'inb"rs i
of the county budget committee
this fall, ucci. riling to a state- j
ment this morning by County
Judge I. M. Pchannep.
Tiie itppo:nt:vcs this year are
thi same men who served last
fall In assisting the members of
the county court in framing the
budget for the county.
"The members of last, year's
committee have the advantage
of knowing what conditions are
In the county." said Judge
Schannep. "Their work then
was highly satisfactory and the
court has decided that it Will be
well enough to have the same
committee serve' again. In this
way the county will derive the ;
benefit of the experience gained !
by tho committee members in
their last year's worl'. '
Final adoption of any budu'et 4 !
proposed will not be made until '
in November. .No time bus been t
set for tile ciHlimittee to meet. (
T
WASHINGTON, S';.
Ui'liuMica ji iii-iii''crs ti
lion.-'
1 t
judiciary commi!f-f t ut
i't'vn' the li!iiin.- "n t it
m-nt 'C' r'.1:as iit .1 a
1 j-'it-s in ifcoii)lM r, T!i- !i':i: "n s
t. IijiVi :;.'U';m T .if Ml.iy.
and
tect tile
The imp
moed fl
Hy
1 b
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l.t III.,
W;t-i cj!itT Hi t
;t:ini:iirtra:ion
Th
vac aIo .
t.-I n:
F.r ouu tifi-
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b 1 t f i 1 1. ! ' y a r- d r
r.;ter m t h ? h- r- -,n)
P' hr announ
.t:.i :no. u;a
CARRYING REGULAR
SEMI-WEEKLY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON,
and ft-nncr t'nvor
I sn vt Uusfsiti h.
DECLARED TO BE UNTRUElSiHH"
B1 H03P.TAL HEAD
County Covrt Gives Every
Assistance According- to
J. A. Horn, Superintendent. '
I v,ave graphic deviu-iptions of the scenes
LMitor Ka OrcKOiiiiin. Sept. IS: j w'tnessed. One. resident 'for ten
In regard to try- rvent Crand j ,,, :iiil the Turkish troops massa
Jcrors report of tin- condition of the j nllmi,.e,iH f C'hi'istiaiis and then
""' li''-Plal I wish to make the,,,.. ,;.. .,, ,,. .... A naturalized
following staiement. In making tlrs
s:ale-nent J km w that I a n tte.nlliu;
j on smrcri t-.roum lint I luflicvt tlm
j pfi .lc iff ri.ialilhi CiMinty art- cii
f t'tlcil tn Know if v rand Jury';
j J-tat-nunlf an' enturly true in ri-'Miieirl
I.) the ciiiiiiiy hospilnl. To r-'Mfy
1 M-iU-nirnt niMilc hy thi- Juror, that i.v
; truf I will ii.rcf to lnt 1o iau-ia'-n;.-I
Ui.i hi'c jiit triif. I trill deny.
! First: The iilumMn "I t'n ti!i-t
, :'tnl urinals liavt ljfi-n ii-stitllMl hi tit.'
I( " yfai-N iuia aiL is iix koimi 1 i
imnin as pi ssi on- o wins' i" un-ir nns
' as- by the intna(-s. frti jf.'it t-vo; t
innv.ni; its: i us 110:11 f i" "' rin-uisa ;
tii r;inno: ,;u throiuh thi pipes.
iV-minl : 'I h jurors im-iitioii '!
1 a ! i; 1 1 ivy. T'-,fr- ar- no ialiat"!s in'
I In- pl.ii'e. The hen I in j; system is hot j
air. l lit rt v steis are used by the
mates as spitlonns and sip" dirty nn-'i
U-y rhiuied i"ite flen, Tlrs is ex-'
pe ted hrp men ns tobacco. j
Til Yd: The htddYi? in use are den-'
in iMinfiji t and blank' -Is. VY ha vc
tried vheets and f.-nnd them rot Moit-i
able for the inmates. Shee1 :ie used ',
in the wtirien's fb-pTirt mei.t. K ery
I'i'i'Miii has a eh an bed t bat i i-iieM !
one. , s To llie V" rmin e h:ive tem.'
Th- h"''se is an old wooden b jiblin'il
w :i i.da;it-. to tbe'r bredY.rr. We j
trv t.t lc. p tl.Aj.i ib'ivn i4s"iiwh as'
p. ib;
Ii n : '.1 : Th- jti: '-rs 1 m v u is.
l"iii iJi,- f.,od I: not of si eh lind and
M'iahty. a:.-o not s'fflcjrt v-ir'y to
beep the in rua'cji in cfnel ph ..; :
e.-edi ..n. Th ' i :t''-"!ntt rntree
:nd 'iic-tib-d ttr :-s an p--rs-n '-V'-n
n
nd :
u: jnd J iri .- 'I'd 'i,lv have f
r b- h ! :ak n th :rua d I
TF fo nt, .-("In for ih" I p'U'l
nd i..'. ' h;e ra d 1 troo.; t' -r
r.d b vi- I ih- -ya.tr y --.e-
'' ' ' h : A - t - r b- ffi rni ; e!L.- i
'own i Pd ii a n 9U' n.niilt on, I
' ff . . -t::b v. oh the jhir ,' and be
! 'h-y wr- n : or.p tert t d-
'n ;t- r t " 1 f !i-re. 1 pvtlii-'j
1 r :h;.' " ' f 'h'- j tot ... ibl !:
h : ' s n" t )1 r- K erv I
f the r- -v. .i b.nd o;i tti- pi it
.i i!' . ;(:' p-ar. Th f.-rt" .if
,ti k....d .,ir- r-nd th b v . in th
, e tit - t.,i-t.-v:M .(Ml l:,k- :!if
.n-il.itil f'-r Lie n'ntep
e,aiu hso.t4,l i.i 4 .ej
:. Til' .,,I.1V fill.' h:.S MlW.vS
('.oatu. uel on ptvge S.)
WIRE REPORTS FROM TI1E ASSOCIATED PRESS, UNITED PRESS AND THE I. N. S.
ENURE BRITISH
FLEET ORDERED
TO rip EAST L
American Merchant Saved
I
Lives by Superhuman Wo,rk
in Pleading With Turks.
TURKS TO FIGHT FOR
RECOGNITION OF SOVIET
atest Estimates Place Killed
at Smyrna at 100,000;
British to Fight Alone.
I l'y United Tress.
'I'rila'n's -concentration of troops in
the vieiioty of the Dardanelles center
ed at I'lijink to repell the expected
oirprse attack b.v; the Knmalists.
Franco will not aid 111- tain unless the
Iveirnilists are guilty; of an overt net.
V hundred thousand - persons were
killed at Smyrna by fTe and massacre.
i according t" the Intcjst e jliniate. The
, Sorbin n Cabinet loda.' decided to lend
jUlveco, diplomatic ai;l to support her
i policy to preyent T rkey from estuh
i lJi'ng as a. Knropcnn power, and
I maintain Thiace in slatos ipio.
J Calell III riiiiv.
I ItlOKLlN. Sept. IS. (C. I'.) .Mus-I
j iiijd'a Kernel has d'spatched u mes-
age to l ciiitciierin, sov ei ioreign i
assuring that the 1
lion a Near Fast .
nl'erencr with, the allies unless the.
so':et c.'iisents. Knssia demands rec-
o','nl1ion In the peace parley at wh'ch j
the alPes hope to reach a Near Kast ,
settlement j
I'lenil ; With Turks. 1
P.) The entire I'ritlsh Atlantic fleet
s being sent to reinforce the Medlt
erhiuoaii squadron for the protection
"f Cnnstii ntiuople and the Iiardanelles.
Americans arriving here from Smyrna
1...... ..i,,. 1.1 f ...,,. 11... r.,.. 1
I alists seized h!H wife and Hlsler. Ain
eilean sailors at tho peril of their
I lives, rcsr.ued thousands of JVfiiK'M'H.
Chester flriswold. A nu-rica ti nmrchasit,
I iiei loi nied almost miporhuhiatt wo
i'n snoorhi the terrorized liristlant
'by pleading with the Turks.
; I'ljiyliiK l-'mti'rul HtU
Cb.VmXTIMM'bK, Supl. IS. (('.
' I r- --( ! real Prlla in niassed jjiin boats
iand land forces alomr the Dardanelles
tnrljiv t resist lh
throatrned Keni;
(l,Halnt
V
nvhain b pin inu tin
alone, no martial aid he.
lag
forthcoming from IYnnce, or
Itn !
AnH'i'h'ans Safe.
WAMIN'ITOV, Sept. t.---(V. l'-
All native Americans ul Smyrna are
safe, aeeoiditie to a dispatch to the
navy b'p;,r!foeni.
DOES FLYING TACKLE ON
-br,rl s 1 . pain ..f the Tib! tfippljt ,
"lt.-n d the rout l II seawn .'at in-dy
at'teril'Mm wll ll esecuted a f l itir
taehji-. on a man rante4l hy th polic.' j
vnd pf'Heil him d'-wn und caused th"
man to capt"i(i by the of'b er.
Th" iTai. wliii.-'' n ni'e wan vilhhebJ
.- th- nffie-ifi, ;.pparcd at the Main
' t re pi ire . tr "i ib 1- it ;u nu'r, b -
tu
.", and r, e'elo,-k aii'l asked lo
oni" r c-'sle ,1. tei,a;n -
U-e.-if,n w--l- ul'O'lse, iintlle l;.'lt' ly,
j so he en!!,-,! the police and V - th-
1 -tit.-i,!,,,, ,,f t'je pris'iii r until liffieer
j .!. i1miv..i..v i,nivd. Th" man was
then acres, d.
I I1, s'.,i-H,l lo back away (mm nii-
1-e'v Iji.TAevef. ;md Willi a llis-ine- of
f- m fe-. nt.-r ,eting IV-tw"en hiint-ejf,
-n,l the of r,c, r. Iti rrv.n rn:i'le a da-ii
, Ter Pbcety. I:i;.kelv is a fast man .n
. ,lle fce. h.l! be alicits t lie t he fall'l'
: do ihfs fiM,t-,rl- staff fftsl es he
nee did .M sp.l. n ..,k tiie 1
Th" .riie,- 7ig-it;.;ired u n,.a Mailt)
s'reet j,, (Ija ,.Mt sio-.
hen ilert it''f
from inking to ihe alley just north of,
Aiexeii'ler' jnd then stHrtvl ,.,rili.
Ir, frort of Th-. peoples V.iri-ho'1.--
(lomiDiaJ on page (.)
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1922.
ROUGH WRITERS'
ALL NIGHT TO SEE OUR TOWN;
THEY WILL BE BACK FRIDAY
"Is Hark Twain with them" asked
. little girl yesterday when informed
'iat a paity nf distinguished writers
ti ml .utists hail miHsed through 1 Vii-
dleton early Suiulay morning and thusiasts were also down to see the
would return on Friday morning to train and met tne members of the
see the Koiind-l'p. She was told j vlsiling party. At l.a Orande Inter
that Mark is no longer with the Hv- : est in the Kound-Up is keen and
In:; and that tuere are no iu in; ones Were 11 not for the condition of the
in I lie tleorgL' Palnier I'utnam party, j road over tho mountains we could
Neither were they asleep when
tiny arrived here at 4 a. m. Sunday.
With tiie exception of .Mrs. I'utnam
and Kuth Hale, who retired early,
the whole brigade of "rough writers"
had remained up all ulght in order
to take a glance at the Mecca of
their Journey. As the late train
lolled into the station each man was
pn sent and answered to his first
name. They were greeted by a cor
dial yell from a local delegation and
were officially Introduced to Queen
Tbelma of the Itound-I p. They
gave three cheers for the nucen and
Cteorge Chuppoll und John Held. Jr
sang a song relating to a man who
lived In I'hiludelpliin. They all
wantiil to unit the train and stay
here but lieorge I'utnam, munaglng
direttor or the parly, insisted t no
go on and complete (heir scheditln
which called tor visits to Portland,
Tacoma. Seattle and Mt. ltainler.
Creeled at Hunting Ion.
At Huntington the "rough writers"
were greeted by an iidvanco guard
of Pendletonialis composed of Hoy
W. Kltncr, James II. Slurgls, tieol'ge
Strand. Col. Charles Furlong and 1!.
10. Cl.loupek. Tho train reached 1-a
Orande shortly after 11 o'clock and
IL CONFI
OF RED CROSS OPENS
TOD
Visitors Welcomed by Mayor
at Luncheon at Noon; Ses
sion Will Close Tomorrow.
lichgates frjiii Halter, Desehules,
Crook, Hood Itlver, I'nlon, Lake, .M u
row, Harney, Wasco, I'nintlllu, Mal
heur and Wallowa co"ntles tire assem
bled in Pendleton for the regional
r l.'inipp con it r re n re 01 i'
aclflc 1)1-
V'siUll Of till Itftl CIOH8, Wlllfll 0!eiu
this morning at the fcdirul buildir.K
; tor :i two days' Messlon.
Kev. (re;rffe I,. Dark, con ity I'ltair
I mini for this eoiinty, presided, and
! spi uUciH on t iday'M f:o:o':iin win
i Hradtcly FowlU.-s. of the l-'nited Hlati
I Veti runH' Ibireau; .Mrs. 'nroU Keen, of
i the I. S. V. If hospital in WaJla Wal
j In : H.uoh' Warner, of the l'end'eton
m.st. Amerkan I.e!on, and It. IbH-
j nlon, is ;if;tant innnn:ri.r "f tiH Wl-
Slot!
At n noon luncheon today at the
Ivks Club. .Mayor Oeorge )l.irtman
nve tile addrc s of welcome, to which i
.IscU 1'enre. of Da Orinde, i-esprmj-
ed. Til's evening the vis'tors will 'm
nlerta'ned ul a bnieiaet at the club. I
Ore-it r gret Is xpr(s.ed that Col
onel OeovLe riliner. divls:on clerr ,
nan. will he on.ib!e to at'eml. All hh ;
nhins '!' Iliad"' to lv- here but be. 1
eanse o the. -.1 lliorn-ji nnoe i.ir.-?., i .
in which the Heci o-osr is doing a
.Teat relief work. Colonel Filrmr Is
nimble to nUcnd. I'l- '- sele ilulcd t
-,,.i.,.!ir f llie niilii,eal I'.ed Cnw el'll
iep'l Mid hop- K tO be ill I'CIllllc toll
1
purlill Ps' eT Hies- el Mie ei.n- 1
ference is us f .11. .ws: F:t T. '"atlln
i . Orande; Keapees I.. S ol. Tin
Dalle"; Anna K 1'ral.el. Idii'i" fli bl .
r ! re-ent-'tivi-; Oraet Mareipeton. as-?
-istant director p l.li. ht-alih mrso g
I c. lirm'oti. iissbtiint man;
I fuclfii- di".l. inn: Jack I n-. tji
i I'.rarde, II T. Fo !'.'!-:. Ke;itie- Si'th
t !:'. Walla IVilI.!; K.illl.fine V:w-!
lt'.' field reto-es. ntatie. Henri'tl:;
' t',,ev. t ! r- Mi- . tient-t-:t Tin. "n-1
i r'l ' .If'. 1 er"' n I ur'-e-.
(--,!!, .-i'r,- , !,.,ni.s-a. tl.troli: mjer
! fend! t ,n: M---. If. if. Mel'cynei.iK
' rib t ttoel--. und y. i:. .Vort..n. H'pp -
OHIO CITY IS PAYING
ONLY FOUR-CENT CARFARE'
Vi CN'OfTi iW.V. ihio. S fit. I.
Mi.r. than .",1 n.r --nt of Votingsti n
inr ridir are ruling on nn avirjiri'i
far 'f four nls. the lowfit rale in
ihe I" mu d states nreording to a si ite.
mer.t bv str-'t lullway William Ui
Saus. I'mliT the pUn In ,pertttrti
here patrons may pnn-ha mopihir
.ivn-a at relue-il rates and may ride
as much as they like during the period.
inrninm
KtbUV
y up
there the welcome committee was
augmented by J 'resident Collins of
the Uound-rp, George Kuer and K.
11. Aldrlch. Many l a Orande en-
( look lor I moil county people to ennn
across the mountains as
year.
unit this
Ceorge Palmer Putnam expressed
much pleasure at the greeting given j
his party and at the wide Interest
the trip has awakened throughout ;
the northwest. He makes it clear
everywhere that the main object oil
the trip Is to see the Pendleton I
Uound-l p. On their way across the
continent the writers were cordially
treated everywhere. They were
given especial entertainment at Chi
cago, Salt Lake and in Yellowstone
park.
The party consists of Mr, and Mrs. I
Oeorge Palmer I'lilnain, Until Hale,!
Charles Hanson Towne, John Held.
Jr.. noted cartoonist, Wallace Irwin, JACKSON, Calif., Sept. 18. (U. P.;
(ieoigu 8. Ch.ippcl). Dr. Trapioekj Koscue wprkers broke Into tho Ar-l
and Hubbard Hutchinson or the NewjSonnut mm0 through tho emergency
York Herald. On their departure ...u, ,...,. iha Kennedy mine this
from New
given the
pers.
York much publicity
was .
parly by New York
pa-
V.lldi PACK CIH'ItT
ANi;i:i,13S, Sept. IS. (P.
Clara. Phillips who heat Mrs.
berta Meadows to death with a ham
mer unes to trial October twentieth.
LIST OF NAMES OF
I ENTOMBED MINERS IN
! ARGONAUT GOLD MINE
Klker llacheller, unmarried.
1'ele lingoKo. married.
11. IJaldocchl, unman led.
Itade TleKovich, unniarrieil.
O. fSolerl, iinniarrled.
Kugenu Huscalglia, married.
John Cuniinadu, unniarried.
lJete Cavaglierl, married.
.Iiune.s Clayton, iinmurried.
Manuel Costa, unmarried.
I'aul Delonga, unmarried.
Kvan Kly, inarrlcd.
A. l'-i2zlna. unniarried.
W. Spencer, marr ed
V. Dcdcle, uiunarrlcd.
Charles Fllzgeruld, married.
8. l'ranclseonl, iiiiinari'led.
H. (iamb. oil, unmarried.
Timothy Ourcin, iinmurried.
Murrloe Lii'uneltl. unmarried.
Joseph Olora. married.
Ducio flonmlex, tiniiiBriicd.
Marko Juuovivh, married.
MJke Jolch, unmarried.
J. Koviic, married.
Itail Ijiyovleh. unmarried.
Cesarc Ijinarill, unmarried.
Antonio Ijcon, married.
I liton, married.
C. Muruclno, unmarried.
Steve .Marlnovich, unmarried.
John Maslesa, unmarried.
T. Milljanovleh, unmnrrled.
Krnest Miller, married.
Arthur Oberir, niarrted.
Charles I hcrg. children.
K. Olobaid!, married.
Pete Ollvero, unmarsied.
A. l'agiiierl, unmarricil.
1-2 1 1 Havlovlch, married.
O. Itii.zl, unmarried.
IJert Seaman, ujiinarrleil.
D. Simomle, in: married.
Nich Stanlelih. married.
Otorgo e-'teinman. married.
Iianlel 'ila, iinmarrii-d.
.Mike Vujovicli, married
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The lie, x union high school bunds
Were l.i!'ilt on SjlTtrday by 1,adJ
Tllton iin-l I'lyth Witter V Co., the
.,iir.-f,l,u,e l-e,,lh "i.-i.
-i n-i nik'li m nwil, lo ne mini in tne
near feiure. uniHlgamates u number
j'f sehool disiriets and thi-ir a.-nessed
! ii liiation is alint H.'oin.e'iV.
Oilier bios tet OS fello: 1-ttMikanc
al ! liislern Trust Co.. f 1.41.32; I.utn-jmrni.ii-
Trust 'o.. 1 . 0 1 r, : K. II.
i I: dims A ti.ns. Mortgage und Com-
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twice the guaranteed average paid cir
culation In Pendloton and Umatilla
county of any other newspaper.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPES
NO. 10,240
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SEARCH STARTED
THIS AFTERNOON
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Sixteen Inch Hole Opened by
Night Shift; Rescuers Wait
for Timbering Passageway.
AIR CURRENT INTO ' :,
MINE WAS STRONG
News of the Break Started
Rush to Mouth of Shaft
at the Kennedy (Workings.
morning:, and disappeared Into , Its
mysterious depths searching for- th i
I -17 entombed men..
! A sixteen inch hole, Just j largo
I enough for a man to crawl through,,;
wtu opened into tho i Argonaut mine
I and provided a passageway for the '
: rescuers, equipped with oxygen tanks.
and earryliiK canary birds and candlei
to tet the nlr-for corhonr(monoxldii '
gas and oxygen,' . - ,v.
After entering tho Aruonaut mlno
thtough the opeiilnu front the Ken.:
iieuy emergency drift this raornlnff the
rescuers returned on account o the
unsafe condition of the small opening.
At nildforenoon the work of timber-,
lug the opening had progressed rap-:
idly and shortly after noon the rescue
workers twain prepared to enter the
Argonaut. Tho rescue drift, dug to!
where the entoonbed miners await res
cue, If alive, broke through Into thn
1 Argonaut before dawn, with the bor.
ers working a drill eight feet long and
an Inch, In diameter.. Tho hole wu
rapidly enlarged. Boring crews took
turns t forcing away the soft rock.
1 Continued on page (.)
jHAPPy CANYON ALL SET
TO GIVE BESr SHOW OF
EJ
Y
OR
ENTOMBED
ITS HISTORY WEDNESDAY
' -. 3 ,7'il
Pageantry to bo One of Chief
Mediums of Expression in
Which West Will be Seen.
There will be animals and beaut,
ful fairies and wild broncos and In
d'ans and lots of other things to excite
the Interest of people whon the wild
and weoly town of Happy Canyon.
j breaks Into the limelight Wednesday'
; night when the first performance of
j the year.of 1931.
j This much was dragged out of the
directors of the night show In a series
j of Interviews this morninr. Jut
j to hat functions will be performed by
i all of these character, and whether
I the furies will turn the wild animals
into harmless pets and the Indians
! -ind bronroes will jilt down and eat
(Continued on page t.)
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THE WEATHER
TEcnorffA tiV Mtnr Im Mnnrhntu.
j Weather observer.
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Maximum, 12.
Minimum, 47.
Barometer, 2.s0.
TODAn
FORECAST
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