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' . . . .'. DAILY EAST OREGOKIAN, FENDLETOT?, OREGON, SATURDAY, ATHTL 27, 1918, ' TWELVE PAGES G 1 S g B a B a 3 1 o ; O o o o o . o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o a a o o o o o o o o c ATTENTION! . riCNIC AND AUTO PARTIES - - ' , . ' .- 3ui received lijr express ome extra fine lunch goods. Wo ran mippty r" with reliable goods ia this line. . . Franks, Extra. Large and Pino Quality, pound. SOo Baked Luncheon Corned Beef, ponnd ............. SOo Baked Luncheon Loar, pound SOo Kenton Cooked Specialty, pound ..... i ... . SOo tionekfis Cooked Ham, pound SOo Boiled Ham, no waste, sliced to your order, ponnd. . . 0o Chipped Beef sliced to your order, pound 60o Bonekvni rigs Feet, Sinclair, Jar eso COMPLETE LINE OP BEST QXAUTT CANNED MEATS AND FISIT. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO Two Phone. 28. "QUALITY" 823 Main St OVER THE NORTHWEST Pffll!lltl?nl?ttltllllllHIIIIIIIII?tlljl!IHIIIHtHHIIHIHHIllHIIw! C ' n a A Busy Partner A Savings Account with The American National Bank is a very busy partner it works for you, earning interest, day and night all the year round. , You will never regret the day you enter into partnership with a Savings Account One Dollar will make the start and TO DAY is the best time to begin. leAllERIGAIHIATIOilALBM Pendleton, Oregon "Strongest Bank in Eastern, Oregon" We advertise and offer War Savings Stamps for sale. BOa-PJIRTISAHS ARE tJECTEO FROil CITY Washington State Organi zer Seized by Citizens of Winlock. WIN-LOCK. Wash., April 27. W. B. Edwards and A. Knutson, organi zers for the Non-Partisan League of North Dakota, were taken from their rooms here at the hotel about 2 o'clock this morning; by a company of SO representative citizens, loaded into their autos and sent out of town. Knutson is state organiser for the league, with headquarters at Spokane, : and Edwards has been organising In the county for the past several weeks, with headquarters at Winlock. The men were taken following a two-hour conference at the hotel, in which Knutson was divulging the Inner working of the league to Edwards, who Is a comparatively new man to the organization. The entire conversation was over heard by four witnesses and the facts brought out were such that the citi zens felt justified in running the two out of town. Knutson was given a taste of tar and cotton, feathers not being handy. The league has been stirring up resentment among the farmers and causing a disturbance of conditions that make against the win ning of the war. Much Spruce Shipped PORTLAND, Ore.. April 27. Ore gon "Flies With Her Own Wings" ii. France. According to information received from Washington there have been manufacUured ffm' northwest spruce and shipped to France '2000 swift Curtiss biplanes, 1700 bombing planes and 127 heavy battle planes Of the airplane spruce produced In the northwest, 60 per cent, It Is said, has been shipped abroad for manu facture on foreign soil and 40 pet cent has been retained for the plane Industries, ' . air- '"..i.iilni.iaU.ii.liliinilillUilllillliillililUliillliilUlllllliilllllllilllliiillllllliH''" 21UinitlltllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllUllllllllllllfHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIII!IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIH WAR SAVINGS STAMP '.... $4.15 WITH one of the BEST RESIDENCES ' IN PENDLETON $3004.13 f Chas. E. Heard, Inc. 635 Main St" , ' Phone477 "SEE ME BEFORE THE FIRE" Plow an acre an hour with PARRETT Power. The One Man TRACTOR Ask for demonstrations be fore you buy. Oregon-Parrett Trac tor Co. Pendleton. - , Woman Returns Flour. - THP DALLES, April 27.--Mra. A. L. Duthit, a local resident, hits the distinction of being tee first person In The Dalles to respond to the ap peal of the food administration for the return of surplus flour. Mrs. Duthrte, who had two sacks of flour, today returned one of them to a local grocer and received substitutes In re turn. Finish Training Camp. CAMP LEWIS, Wash., April 27. Two hundred and eleven successful students at the third officers training camp, which closed here last Satur day, have' been assigned to the vari ous Infajitry regiments and machine gun battalions in camp. The men will alt bear the rank of sergeant with the exception that those having high "ratings when they entered the training camp will re tain them. v e? Don't -.Wait Any:JLoi f:- ' Drop in now and pick it out while our stock is complete. New colors, new styles, new ideas.' The prices $8.90, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75 and up to $36.50. BUY THRIFT STAMPS WE HAVE THEM. rou CAN DO BETTER AT WE LEAD, AND OTHER FOLLOW HOUSEHOLD DALE ROTH WELL Optometrist and Optician Eyes Scientifically examined. Glasses ground to fit. American National Bank Pendleton. Building. ciiiiiiiiinitiiiiMiiiniiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis1 v. Automobiles and Gas En gines Repaired. STAR GARAGE Corner LUleth and Alta Streets. Prices Reasonable. Phone I9J-W . GIVE US A TIUAL Suggestions for Victory Meals. These recipes will help you to save wheat flour. . Cornmeal Crust for Pies. Grease a pie tin. Cover It with dry cornmeal by shaking with a rotary motion. Have corn meal covering pan to a depth of 1-1S to 1-8 inch. Fill with pie mixture. Bake. Barley Puddlnjr. 6 cups milk. 1-3 cup barley meal. " 1-2 cup molasses: t 1-2 teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons sugar. 1 teaspoon ginger. Scald the milk, pour this on the meal and cook in double boiled twenty minutes; add molasses, salt, sugar, and ginger. Pour Into greased pudd ing dish and bake two hours In a slow over.' Serve either hot or cold with top milk. ' - Oatmeal Fruit Merliurue. Turn left-over oatmeal into a round mold and cool. When cold, turn out. out in slices 1-2 Inch thick, put one slice In a round dish, put a layer of berries or sliced peaches on It and on top of this another 'slice of oatmeal, Beat the whites of 2 eggs until light, add 4 tablespoons powdered sugar and beat until fine and glossy. Spread this meringue over the top of the fruit and oat meal, dust with powdered sugar and stand in. the oven until a golden brown. (Yokes of egggs may be used to make a custard.) - i , Barley Hermit Cakes. 1-4 cup fat. 3-4 cup sugar. 1 egg. 2 tablespoons milk. 2 cups barley flour. 2 teaspoons baking powder. 1-S cup chopped raisins. ' 1-4 cup chopped nuts. 1-4 teasoon cinamon. ,. 1-4 teaspoon cloves. Cimbine the Ingredients as for cake. add enough barley flour to make dough stiff enough to be rolled. Roll thin, shape with a small cookie cutter and bake on tin sheets. INDIANS ARE PATRIOTIC TAKIMA, April 28 The patriotism the Grand Ronde Indians of Oregon is becoming proverbial, says L. V. Worther. They hold meetings every two weeks to discuss the war situation and to formulate plans of local action. Many of the young men have Joined the army and navy and the older men are engaged in felling trees and hew. fng out "knees" for ship building. These "knees" are made from second growth fir, which are grubbed up with a root about four feet In length, with ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Duplex Dope Motor Trucks on Highway Work in Iowa County TRUCK Original Cost Date Started Nature of Work Mileage Miles per Average 1917 Gal. Gas Ld., Tons Mitchell. . . .Well known 5-ton truck Worth Well known 5-ton truck Butler Duplex 3!4-ton truck Black Hawk Duplex 3iA-ton truck $5818 Aug. 1,1917 5700 June 1,1916 3825 May 16, 1917 3883 J'ne25,1917 Hauling road gravel 1457 1.37 Hauling road gravel 2000 1.21 Hauling bridge gravel 5446 4.50 Hauling bridge gravel 6783 3.68 7.4 7.0 4.2 4.0 Operating Cost, 1917 " County Gas Oils Repairs Driver Loading Total Ton Miles Cost Ton Mile Mitchell $231 $269 $16 $258 $463 $1239 5348 23.2c Worth 354 138 341 211 475 - 1519 - 7000 21.7c Butler 321 75 58 , 816 629 1899 11978 16.9c Black Hawk 436 57 175 531 530 1729 13564 12.8c Average 335 135 .148 454 525 1596 9472 16.9c Investment Cost, 1917 Mitchell ...... $1309" Worth . . . . : 1282 Butler '. 861 Black Wawk 874 Average 1081 Civt Ton Mile Days Operand Grand Total Cost per Ton Mile $160 157 105 107 132 $140, 1439 966 981 1213 27.5c 20.5c 8.1c 7.2c 12.8c 49 54 128 125 89 50.7c 42.2c 25.0c 20.0c 29.7c Pendleton Auto Company o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0 0 FOR BALE 670 acres close to town, SOO ' acres of same fine bottom land, good improvements, 200 now la grain, balance alfalfa. - 10 acres on the river, 40 acres In alfalfa, house, barn and orchard. Will take house and lot in Pendleton In ex change. 300 acres fine foothill land, 20 acres In grain, house, barn and orchard, some alfalfa, no better land In Oregon, houses on North side of Pendeton, four of them strict ly modern. 720 acres, luO of same seeded to wheat, price $26 per acre. Lease on 480 adjoining It trans ferred free of charge. Will sell outfit, good horses and machin ery to run It, at reasonable price. Will give terms to right party. I cannot call out prices and details on all these ranches. Tou make a big mistake if you . do not Investigate. I will tell you, and show you. E. T. WADE, Temple Bldg.. Pendleton, Ore. the tree trunk of about 10 feet. .These are being made by the hun dreds. Not only are the Indians so engaged but they keep a sharp watch on the pro-German element which la numer ous in that section. One German was too outspoken in his anti-American sentiments was waited upon by a committee and made to understand that his propaganda would not be tolerated in the midst of a colony of the First Americans. The upshot of the affair was that the German bought $300 of Liberty bonds, and promised that In future he would be an American. A knotted and noosed rope in the hands of the vigilant. had much to do with the conversion of this German. These Indians will not permit any of the numerous Ger mans In the community to speak the Fatherland language. One alien at tempted this In defiance of the edict launched by the First Americans, when a young man Interrupted with: "Here! Here! we Will not allow any Pro-German lingo about these woods. You speak English, the language of civilization, and do It P. D. Q.; else you may find yourself preambling In brand new suit of tar and feathers. If you are not for Uncle Sam, then get back across the salt water among your kind." The German finished his talk In English. These Indians are Investing In Lib erty bonds and War Savings stamps to their utmost. All seem anxious to "do their bit" and they vie with each other In this respect. The contagion has spread to the women and all are working for the final triumph of the, allied arms on the battlefields , of blood-oaed France. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIlllllllllllllllllllll!illllillllllllllllllllllllillllll(llilli! We advertlso and offer War Savings StarapB for sale trith every g purchase. ijalf DO YOU KNOW WHAT KIND OF COAL YOU ARE GETTING? , WE HANDLE ONE KIND OF COAL .EXCLUSIVELY The Famous "PEACOCK" I THE COAL WITH NO REGRETS. Phone 178 SMYTHE-L0NERGAE1 CO.! Quality Quantity Service I iii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimiiii? TWIN 6 PACKARD I will sell my Twin 6 Packard Touring Car at a substantial reduction In price. The car Is In as good a condition as new and has cord tire equip ment, including extra tire. For. details write P. O. Box 38, Fend., Ore mil FOR SALE 1917 Model - " Run only 3000 miles. Call Oregon Motor Garage BULGARIAN'S BODY IS PAINTED RED DENTISTRY , DR. DAVID B. HILL Room 1 Judd Bldg. LAFAYETTE!, Colo., April 26. Yes- terday morning Mlks Dochoff, a Bul garian miner employed at the Puritan mine In Erie. Is reported to have said that there were enough Bulgarians In Colorado to whip the entire United States army and that after the war was over Germany and Bulgaria would E proceed to divide this country between f them. is This morning Dochoff Is In the I county Jail, with the upper half of hlsiS - body pajnted a deep red and suffering 1 1 f from numerous bruises and abraslans 1 2 Inflicted by patriotic fellow miners at the Purltlan. Dochoff has not yet re- ; canted his disloyal sentiments and If " he does not do so before he Is released he will be given short shift If he re- f turns to Erie. i i - Dochoff was seized by the miners at E the Puritan and stripped to the waist, after which he was painted. Then his i - hands were tied behind his hack and r he was placed on the rear of an auto- -mobile truck and driven thru ths 1 streets of Erie, Lafayette and Louis- f vllle and far out Into the country dls- i trlcts. Dochoff was kept standing and E exhibited to thousands of persons, who either Jeered at him or laughed at his r predicament. The auto truck was fol. lowed by eight machines loaded with I miners, many of whom were armed, I These men acted as an escort commit- I tee to see that Dochoff made no at- tempt to escape. Toward evening a telephone messag was sent by the committee to Sheriff I Boyer to come to Lafayette and take - charge of Dochoff. The Sheriff re- f - moved the Bulgarian to the county - Jail at Boulder. Dochoff may bs I charged with making seditious , re. marks. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women. X-Ray Elec tro Therapeutics. Temple BMg., Room IS, Phone 4I WIIPWII inniiii!! FARMER IS INSTANTLY KILLED I t,' " TEKOA, Wash., April 23. Francis Bertholf of the Cove, five miles north of Tekoa, was killed Instantly yester day evening while hauling grain. .The 6Jt wagon brake failed to hold, causing it f j to hit the horses' heels and they-be-igan to run. He was thrown In front O of the wagon. It Is net known If I he Qi wagon yarned over him, or If he wis !i!'l!!!II"i!!!!!i'n!M,?!l'"""n'""!"H''?!!!'i!'"'' Another Carload of iiiii ZJ u ZJ 17 Just Arrived Passenger cars may be hard to get later in the season our advice to you is - . GET YOUR CAR NOW - and get a car you know will "deliver the goods." Oregon Motor Garage INCORPORATED 117, lis, 121, 123 West Court St. . 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