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TWELVE PAGES PAGE NINE PORTLAND M HELD FOR FORGING CHECK ON U. S. TREASURY HOCIAL l.!l.l IX WOUK. vai: 1HE LEADING FIVE MAKES OF NEW Call and See the New T v? r? j? n r? r? i I I Or if a little doctoring will give added mileage, have your OLD TIRES VULCANIZED We are tire specialists. A large stock carried in all sizes and treads. Competent mechanics to instruct you in their care, to attend your wants anJ make adjustments. BUMPERS JACKS SPARK PLUGS TOOL KITS SPOT LIGHTS WIRE CLOCKS SPEEDOMETERS LIGHT GLOBES WARNER LENSES SIGNAL HORNS OILS TUBE REPAIR KITS CHAINS SHOCK ABSORBERS CAR POLISH BRAKE LINING VULCANIZING 8 SHAN HOUSE MOTOR SUITS WATER BAGS, ALL SIZES SPONGES SHAMOIS THERMOS BOTTLES SOLARSCOPE GLARE-STOPPERS Gasoline Service Station at our Curb. Free Air and Water. Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co. .WHOLESALE AND RKTAII, W. X. Matlock. Pnli-tit. Win. Innn, Manager. 303 Kai.1 Vprt St. Telephone 1 w s J ocoino Farrtn Wilis llrouRlH to Port land l-Yom lwlston. Mos.lana, bj V. H. IMstrict Attorney Kramer. POK'flANn. June 29. Arrested on it charKe of forging; a check on the United States treasury, George Karrln, former Portland attorney. is being brought to Portland from Lwiston, Mont., L'nlted suites llsirict Attorney Keamer announced today. Requests from the United State at torney's office to Montana authorities for Karrln's arrest broimht a response from Karrin who was serving- 50 day on a charge of defrauding a hotel pro prietor. Farrtn, according to the federal In dictment, Intercepted a letter 111 the United States mall, ent from the land office. He extracted u. ten dollar check. In alleged to have forged the endorsements and canned it. The check wan Intended a a iemittance for excess paymentM on land, 1'eputy District Aitorney Hindmnn nnnounced today the state would not press the prosecution of Farrln on the state charge of obtaining- money under false pretenses until the federal authorities completed prosecuting the federal charge. AL KADER TEMPLE MAY VISIT IN PENDLETON DURING ROUND-UP J. P. Moffett Booting Idea and Wants Backing of Pendleton Shriners. i.,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllll: BEANS, POTATOES, ONIONS, 1917 CROP THE OREGON FRUIT CO. of PORTLAND, ORE., :hrough its Pendleton Branch, solicits a list of your 1917 acreage of such crops as Beans, Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Melons, Etc., and will ontract to market such crops At Best Market Prices, ..here CARLOADS may be assembled. For full informa tion call on The Pendleton Fruit Co.. feck l( Ac Ice Haul Al Kader Temple, Ancient Araoi Older Nobles of i he Mystic Shri.ie, may make i pil innai,.? to the Pen dleton Kound-Up in September Janus Peter Mofi'utt of Portland, il lustrous potentate .tt the shrine, l-t suggesting and boosting the i.lea and wauls Pendleton Shriners to back him up. The Al Kader Temple will make a pilgrimage to Salem tomorrow and hold a ceremonial session. In honor oi the occasion the temple has prepared handsome souvenir programs and in the course of his published greetings to the nobility. Potentate Mol'fe'l says: "Now that the Migratory Hug has got into our cranium, why not also licit Pendleton during the Hound-1'p and -Let er Huck.- Al Kader Temple has many Nobles in the K-istern Oregon Hnnch ilrass Country, and If they want us to come to Pendleton. as a central meeting place, with ail our retinue why let them' ponder over my sugges. Hon and express themselves regard Inf It. I) IT NOW." Mr. Moffett In ordinary life Is an insurance man and a personal friend of Councilman Joe Kll of this city. lb sent Mr. EH a copy of the program. V : - ; ' ' v, , si x , . . , Mrs. John Ator, first wife of John Jacob A.slor, who spends mont of her lime in Ind'tii, has been busy with ha itable work in helping llritish soldiers. This is th first photo graph of her taken in some jears, in fact since her former husband ivai lost in tho wreck of the Titanic. NEWSY NOTES FROM 1HE WESTON COUNTRY iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii miiiiiiiiiiiiiii til mil iiiiimmiiiiiiiiMii.Ti ! MKXK ANS TAKE VAXRHX HXt: j IIIVII.AS. Arim., June 27. El Tl- i gre. an American-owned mining camp 5 ' about 70 miles soutneast of Iouglas. S ! was taken over by Mexicans late Sat ZZ i vn lesmeii here today. The Mexicans Intend to to- and operate the property, it was said. All the Americans at Kl Tigre came out last week. Cars Her ef or Deli very I '"I" 1 11 12 im i "America's Greatest Light Six" 7-Passenger, 55 Horse-Power HAYNES 1850 5-P.ger, 55 Horse-Power HAYNES $"50 Outfitted complete in Pendleton. E The "Biltwel" Series 7-P.s.er, 45 Hore-Power VEUE $1850 5-Pasenfer, 40 Horse-Power VEUE $1325 Equipped with extra tire, tube and chains in Pendleton. McCRARY AUTO CO. Ed. Wright, local sales manager. Service Station at Independent Garage, Pendleton. Kast oregonian Speei.il. WliSTO.V, June 29. Mr. and Mis Karl Li'-nallen of Walla Walla spent Sunday in Weston viniting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Thompson o: Athena, were visiting with relatives and lrieiids Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes of Athe na, spent Sunday In Weston as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Barnes. Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs. Wil liam McOorkle who have been spend ing the past two weeks in Spokane. hve returned home. Mrs. Maggie KJnnear of Wall i Walla, was in the city Wednesday visiting friends. F. 1). Watts and son Worth, spent the week in Spokane. Kulh Head spent a portion of the week in Pendleton, as also did Mrs. Charles Pinkerton, taking the coun. ty examination for teachers. Mr, and Mrs. John McRea and daughters. Hilda and Marvel whj have been in I'ortland during the pas: two weeks, have returned home. Prof. Lindell has purchased a Bu lek car. Charles Pinkerton haa accepted a position In the Weston bank as as sistant cashier. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham have gone to Bingham Springs for a vaca tion. Mrs. Mary J. Marsh of Pendleton, was the guest of Mrs. L. 8. Wood Wednesday. Mrs. J. J. Heeler, who has been visiting friends In Pendleton, has re turned home. Ur. U S. Kennard. local veterinary made a business trip to Athena Wed nesday. Mrs. Wes Carter and children of Kverett. Wash., are visiting relatives In the city. SHOUT t'T TO V It TOIl Y IS oim;ani..tio.n, says joiinsox WASHINGTON. June 9. Sacrl. I fice your dollars now and save many i lives that otherwise must be sacrl I fired. Menator Hiram Johnson tolo the American people In a senate speech. The nation, he declared, has the power to organize Indus, trlally and economically within a year so as to make allied victory possible before a single conscripted American soldier sets foot in France. Johnson said: "America mu..i make a sacrifice in dollars and com forts within the next year or mirt thereafter make sacrifices In men. The short cut to victory Is organixa-tion." If. TRUCK nsTsTssss7 VspxtsBlstfsr IbsJf r ttpev ""MSit "(SSS' IHIIMMIIIIIIIilllllMIIUIIIIIIIMIHIiritlllMlliillllllllMlllllllll'illlllilllilllllllllHilill'llllllllllllilllM Capacity 6 tons. Not only is this famous WHITE truck capable of solving your crop moving prob lems, but in addition it will pull two three-bottom plows in plowing time Used in squadrons by the government and leading cities throughout the Nation be cause of its wonderful efficiency. Also Agents for the TROY 5-ton TRAILER IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIirii:inilMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1llllllllillllllllllll!IIUi!!l!lil Let us demonstrate the difference. Pendleton Cadillac Auto Co. CADILi-AC DODGE BROS. CHANDLER WHITE TRUCKS Water and Johnson Streets. Phone 530 HOOT FOKCKJ TO HOSPITAL 13 IY a KRVKKK IW.li ! I'KTRlH'fRAI). June t9. Major General Scott Is the chief military ; f member of the American mission, j touring the Kusstan front. Former Senator Boot of the civilian commls I sinners will remain a short time at t the headquarters. The American i party reached General RrustloTs headquarters yesterday. While In ! Moscow It became known Boot was ; forced to go to a hospital for trea? ' ment for a severe cold. Root made ' five speeches In one day with the J temperature 105. He has entirely re covered. , 1 Added Luxury IVifhout Added Price 1 S D X E'S TWO SIZES They have Bate canti lever springs shock-absorbing springs the easi est riding springs ever in vented. And not one has ever broken. Every vital part in Mit chells have 100 per cent over-strength. That , is twice the usual margin of safety, and it means a life-time car. You will find in Mit chells a hundred things which other cars don't show. Come see what they mean to you. The charm of Mitchells lies in things which other cars omit. There are 31 extra features and many added touches. The bodies are finished in 22 coats, and the finish is fixed by heat So the cars stay new. The extra-grade leather costs one-half more than the usual grade employed. It is laid 'in plaits not tufted. There are handles for entering, a light in the tonneau, a locked com partment for valuables. The luxury cost in one year has increased 24 per cent. But the savings made in the neV body plant pay for all this ad ded beauty. Most fine car makers buy their bodies, so they lose this saving. Other Attractions. Mitchells have a power tire pump. They have an engine primer at the driver's hand. They have a ball-bearing steering gear which a finger turns. S3 53 4 tec VAUMT'Nt vfiw. S MITCHELL 7 Passenger, 48 H. P.... p MITCHELL JUNIOR 5 Passenger, 40 H. P ; f f. o. b. Pendleton. McCook (1? $1575 $1310 S.-i k. Alts sou day ami Monday. 323 E. 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