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PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST ORKOONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTRA! RER 4, 1017. EIGHT PAGES ocaoi MASSAGE SIR? HAIR TONIC? Social and Personal OC30 OBOC0 tnoi IOC3Q1 i Mr. and Mr. John H Morrison of Helix, lately of KuRene, have taken the reHldnoe at 620 Thotnpnon treet. Mr. Morrison has accepted a position tn the local grain office of M. H. Houser. as assistant to C. O Hinehart. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Richardson of this city are npendin a few days in la Grande, their former home Mra. B, K. Kirtley and Hon Jack re turned home yesterday after a month or more upent with Mrs. Kirttey'9 lather, Francis Oonohoe at Chehalia. La Grande Observer. The PerinKir home on Lewis etreet 1a the scene of a pretty affair this aft ernoon, Mrs. John Mather Oolph being- hostess to a number of intimate friends in compliment to Mrs. John Fendall (Miss Mildred Finnell) of Willamtna, who is visiting here as the Kuest of her sister, Mrs. Prank Dor y. Sewing provides the diversion of the affair. Mlsa Malen Burnett, who has spent the summer In Chicago and other eastern cities, parsed through Pen dleton yesterday on her way to Wal la Wa!la- Miss Burnett will resume her piano classes in Pendleton on Saturday, September 15. The Methodist Lad:es Aid Society will hold its September meeting to morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs R. B. Gornall at the par sonag. Being the first session since last spring, important business will te presented. A full attendance is urged. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the three women's organiza tions of the Church of the Redeemer, the Parish Aid, the Auxiliary And the Sanctuary Chapter will meot at the Rectory for their first session since the summer adjournment. Important business is to be transacted and all members are urged to attend up Rex Alloway of Missoula, Montana, arrived in Pendleton today to spend some time with his ster. Miss Nor ma Alloway. Mrs. E. J Burke has returned to Pendleton from a visit in Porrlnnd. rven aiaritn is down today from as ear ham. J. O Policy of Helix is a pendlr ion visitor. J. . Iatimer is down from hi home at Nye. J. B. Kasari is in from his ranch north of the city. itooerx Adams was down from Meacham yesterday. John Rothrock was down Inst even ing from Athena. J I Wilkins, Heppner hotelman, is a guest of the Pendleton. W. R. Longhorn of Hermiston wa an overnight visitor here. Mr. and Mrs. J C. Kimery of Ech-' are up from their home. A. A. Mustard of pilot Rock, is reg istered at the St George. r. ana airs, Thomson nro from their home at Echo today. James Mossie, I kiah stockman was a visitor in Pendleton last even ing. Mrs. Frank Beymer and s'Pte" Mayday Jones. are in from the John uay. representative Laiu Hodiren of t mapine is down from the east end of the county. V L. ThomOSOn Is in PnrtljinH fit. Tenaing a meeting of the highway comm. ission. H. M. Culter. proprietor of Hid springs, was down yesterdav irom that resort. Joe West, deputy sheriff at Free water, is here today as a witness be fore the grand jury. Air. and Mrs. E. F. AverlU and emidren have returned from a vaca tion of three weeks at sound points. Air. and Mrs. H. S, Rudd and son nave returned from an outing at Sea side. Aiirea ana Helen Bchaefer and Flora Bauer of Lexington compose a party of autoists registered at the tfojden Rule. PROHIBITS IMPORT OF HOG PRODUCTS LONDON. Sent. 4 ThP Kinw to day signed a proclamation prohibit ing the importation of bacon, butter, hams and lard, except under licpniv. (The object Is to enable the govern- Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Hatcher ofiment to take over their entire pur- Kansas City, who have been the nuests of Mrs. Stella Hays the l-ast week while en route home from a trip to California left this morning for the east. Clark Leiter, editor of the La Grande Observer, and Paul Spellman of La Grande arrived in the city this morning. Mr. Leiter accompanied Nesmith Ankeny on a motor trip to Walla Wa la. Mr, and M re. O e o rise U r ace we re here from Gibbon yesterday. C. O. Rtnehart has returned from an outing at Bingham. Mrs. flint hart and children are still at the re sort. Mrs. J. M. Quest of Helix and her daughter, Mrs. L. D. Owens of Ton chet. Wash., are spending the day in Pendleton on a shopping trip. Frank Pa u sen and T'Irich. Kauf man, who have been harvesting on the Martin Kupers place, have re turned to Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs J. J. Sturgill of Ar lington and Mrs. J. C SturgiM and child of Condon, composed party registered last nieht at the Bowman cnase and concentrate it in various countries in a single organization. The Food Ministry is establishing In the United States a single buying agency, and will make all purchases through this auency, beginning on Sept. 3. All holders at the present time of c. i. f. and f. o. b. contracts in bacon and lard with American ship pers are required to furnish to the Food Ministry full Information im mediately. Pending further arrangements, li censes will be jrranted certain im porters f bacon, ham and lard from other countries than the United States to continue imports. Consign ments ttt Canadian bacon will be un der the same restrictions as American roods. A statement issued by the Food Ministry says. "It should be borne in mind that importers' prices are mainly deter mined by thf market prices ruling in freicn countries, over which the Fod Controller has no control, and that they must be maintained at such a fiernre as to insure the regular ship ment to this country of adequate sup plier. Producers' prices also have ben fls"d for home produced bacon, ham and lard." l 13 1 Iff e a good burber, but he ' Guard, now in camp at Van Hortlandt isn't a real barber, as we know bar bers, unless he has already asked his victim if he cures to have a massage hair tonic, shampoo, and all the rest. Anyway, the members of the Twentv- third Regiment, New York National Park. New York City, won t o un shaven when they reach France. Thpy probably won't be strong on the mas sage and shampoo stuff, but the re mental barber is assured of sufficient I atronaKe to keep his razor busy. NEWS AND PERSONAL NOTES FROM MILTON (East Oregnnlan Special.) MILTON. Sept 4. G. W. Walker, wife and two children, recently from Miilml. Tex., have come to Milton to make their home. Mr. Walker will he employed with the Lamb Fruit Co. John Seawe'l, son of I, L. Seawell, who recently enlisted in the aviation corps, left Spokane on the 31st with hree hundred other young men for San Antonio. Tex., to begin regular training for the service. Miss Patti Orr, who has been visit- ng the past few day at the home of S. 8cea, left last evening for wlng- ille to take charge of the school at that place. T. C. Krazier of the Hank of Milton returned yesterday from a vacation at the seaside. Columbia College is undergoing a renovation preparatory to the open- g Monday, the 10th of September. Ralph B. Edwards has purchas.nl ha'f interest in the blacksmithlng business of H. O. Meckius. Fred Cypher, who has been em- 1 loved for the past five years with the T. C. Elliott Co.. has sold his res idence to Len Brunton, and will go to the Big Bend country to engage In business for himself. Mrs. G. W Maybee of Pasco, who has been visiting for the past few days at the home of L. L. Senwell, re turned home this morning. VICTORIA CROSS WON BY AMERICAN HOOVF7R WANTS IXWRK I.VTKKKST tX)Il RTOCKMKN J"JLtJ FORD .jjjf y yr CaWtml Auto Co., Spokane VSS3 WjtW?rfTMf "have been using Zerolen Fy Vf tot several months A-X M quality." BUICK vyC m J, D. Lauppe, Sacramento "Ve have found Zerolene to be satis- 3 factory iubricant for Buick Automobiie. SiitareMM iuinkrs Kctlinv tlie Hates on l.oans to Incroa.se Prodar lion. WASHINGTON. Sept. 4. Foid dministrator Hoover has en'ite 1 heaid of the federal reserve board n a campaign to increase the meat ipply of the country. Hoover has apked the board to he'p the farmers by puggestn that banks lend them money at not more thun 7 per cent interest as com pi red with th lesral rate of 8 per cent or mure and the board has transmitted the request, through the federal reserve banks, to the bankers of the districts concerned. Indiana Man, Single Handed, Captures Machine Gun After Disposing of Its Crew. SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Auk. 30. John Carroll of Mishawaka, so f;ir as is known, is the first American to re ceive the Victoria Crons. He Is at the front with the Canadian army. He is twenty five years old. The London Daily Mirror says "During an attack immediately af ter the barrage lifted. Private John Carrol rushed the enemy's trench and bayonet ted four of the enemy. He then noticed a comrade In difficulties and at once proceeded to his assist ance and killed one of the enemy. He continued workinj? ahead with frreat determination until he came across a machine (run and team of four men. Pinsle handed he attacked the entire team, killim? three of them and cap turinx the Run." PKACK KFFOUTS KATK.l'K IOPF HOME. Sept. 4. Pope Penedict's labor has been so arduous lately, es pecially sine the receipt of President Wilson's reply to the papal peace note that he was feelfntr very fatigued to day and all audiences were suspended SPKFDKR HITS OFFlCFrR: 18 FINRD $10 AND COKTS PORTLAND. Sopt. 4 John ( Rarnett of Wasco, who hit and knocked 35 feet and seriously bruise-d Motorcycle Officer Frank Ervine late yesterday, pleaded nui'ty tn the municipal court this morninf? to a rhartre of spepdini? and reckless driving of an automolile. He was fined $lf). Ervlne's clothes- were hndty torn ffhpi he was hit. Harnett p-tve Kr'-ine J too to huv n new suit shoes, hat. rt Frv'ne was ab1 to nnpenr n gainst Farnett but was unable to assume his duties. BELGIAN WAR MISSION AND ROOSEVELT DODGE Lxwo & Campbell, Seartle "our experience with Zerolene has been en tirely wtisfactory. MERCER Moor Pacific Coat Age'?, San Francaco Zerolene haa proven very aatia-actory." BJ7 pSi irnyk 5?Ss n risa V R The Standard Oil for Motor Cars Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors Uaaaaaia aaaMto. 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