DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OBWGOK. SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916.
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STRAWBERRY DAY TO
PAIGE
P AOS SEX
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
BE HELD AT MILTON
No Alum
Fine Dairy Stock
for Stanfield is
Being Sent Daily
MANY M'tt SETTI.FRS aVaUtlVUMi
IX) 1 kK VP HOMES ON THE
nonot.
(East Oregonian Special )
STANF1ELD. Ore., April JJ.
Dairymen continue to bring their i
lock sad their families and establish!
new homes on the project. , W. W.
McDonald just arrived with ST head
of mil.'h cows. A S. Vaughn and M.
JJFfaver arrived Wednesday from Au
burn. Wash., with a carload of cows,
and others will be here the first of
Oie week.
Rev J. E. Faucett to the possess
of a new Ford machine.
R. N. Stanfield shipped a carload of
tat hoes this week to the Portland
markets.
klias Esther Heath, who Is attend- j
Ids Whitman College at Walla WI!a,
to spending- the Easter vacation with 1
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heath.
P. H. Buchholi has purchase 1 a
. new Oakland alx.
The study club met at the home of
Mrs. W. T. Reeves Thursday afternoon
that day being set aside as guests'
day. There were about 40 ladles pres.-.
nt. Most interesting papers were
read by Mrs A. Reid and Mrs J. E.
Faucett on the life of Robert Burns
and the customs of Scotland. Mrs.
T. E. Schmidt favored the club with
a piano selection of Scotch airs. De
BETTER TRAM SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of bed
wetting There Is a constitutional cause
tor this trouble, lira M. Summers, Box
W, Notre Daae, lad, will send free to any
mother her successful hone treatment, with
tall lattructlons. Send no money, but
write her today If your children trouble yoo
ta that way. Don't blame the child, the
-csaaces are it can't help it This treatment
also cores adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulties by day or night
Highest Market
Cash Price Paid
CENTRAL MARKET
IKfttUSt FKONE 455
WANTED!
Young Veal,
Chickens and
Fresh Eggs
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Model 83 B $695 f.o.b. Toledo 1
There are more than 4500 Overland dealers one in practically
every city and town of importance in this country. Each is equipped to
give prompt service. Wherever the Overland owner goes, he is with
in reach of this service.
Every Overland dealer is required by his contract to carry a
stock of parts. You can always get quick repairs at an Overland
garage.
McLean Auto Co.
726 Cottonwood Street
NMimiimimiiitmmtmiiiiitRii
No Phosphate
licious refreshments were served. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
cut flowers and ferns.
0. O Slpe of The Dalles was In
town Thursday.
H D. Cook of Olympla, spent Wed
nesday here.
Wm. H. Daughtry of Portland, v.aj
here this week. Mr. Daughtry a 11 1
ship in one hundred head of cows to
be placed on the Uiratilla ranch this
week.
Gray Kyle will go to Portland Sat
urday, where he will be married to
Miss Mildred Graham on Tuwuay,
April 25.
Mayor Kyle, Don Prultt, Ralph
Holte and Frank Sloan were Pendle
ton visitors Thursday.
C. & Hensby of Hermlston, was in
town Wednesday.
Lloyd Riches went to Portland Sat
urday for a few days' visit
Misses Anlce and Matvio ilarnes ol
Weston spent Saturday in this pi...
A. M. Allen of Pendleton made a
political visit here the first of the
week.
Raider Held by Italians.
SYRACUSE, Sicily, via Paris, April
12. Lieutenant Flkentscher, of the
famous German raider Emden, has
escaped from Malta, whither he had
been taken as a prisoner by the Brit
ish. The lieutenant is now a prisoner
here,
"I will commit suicide rather than
return to the hands of the British,"
the lieutenant said. He maintains that
as Germany is not at war with Italy
the Italian authorities cannot rur
render him to the British.
Susar Duty Insisted On.
WASHINGTON, April 22 With
only two dissenting voices the house
oted to instruct its conferees on the
free-sugar repeal to insist on the
measure as originally drawn to pro
vide for an indefinite suspension of the
free entry provision and retain the
I resent tax of 1 cent a pound on su
gar. The senate amendment, backed by
President Wilson, would suspend the
free entry provision only until May 1,
1920. Conferences will be resumed Im
mediately. City to Rent Out Its Jail.
CLATSKANIE, Ore., April 22.
Clatskanie has decided to rent out its
city Jail. The city bastile has not
been occupied for more than a year.
The pound, unused for some time, al
so will be rented out to relieve the
financial stress that the city is now
under.
The newly elected officials took
oath of office at the regular meeting
of the council on Monday night: May
or, W. A. Hall; Councilmen, O. F
Puiey, J. T. Peterson, Al Flippen and
O. A. Sagar; treasurer, M. W. Mark
ham; Recorder, George B. Conyers.
o.nd Marshal. Ben Birkenfeld.
Liquor Law Interpreted.
ABERDEEN, Wash., April 22. If
a friend sends for liquor under a per
mit and has it shipped to you In trust
for him. and you are caught with this
liquor and some of your own, you are
guilty of having an oversupply in your
possession, according to the decision
rendered by Police Judge Glen Snider
here.
Since the dry law went Into effect
many of those desiring liquor have
had it shipped in care of someone else.
Fraternities at the University of
California will be prohibited in the
future from constructing houses cost
ing more than $25,000. according to
a resolution passed.
Dealers Give You
Prompt Repair Ser- f
vice Wherever You Go
Telephone 46
BUT DATE NOT SET
rOMMITTKK WILL HE APPOINTED
LATER TO PREPARE THE
ARRANGEMENTS.
Somnu Talk of Haying; a Two Days
Event This year; May or June Will
Be the Time Probably Dtx-ldcO
Vpon; Main Street WiO Be ReolkM;
Other NOira Notes.
(East Oregonian Special.)
M1LTON-FREEWATER, April 21
Milton will have her annual Straw
berry Day and Horse Show, it was de
cided at a meeting or the Commercial
dub and those interested. Thursday
night. There is some talk of having
two days' celebration, and having a
good one, and a special meeting Is
called for Monday night to set a date
and get the proper committees work
ing to Insure the success of the event.
It will probably be snout May 25 or
June 7, to avoid conflict with any
other dates of similar celebrations
near here.
Main street will be oiled again with
In a day or two and the dust nuis
ance which has become a problem al
ready will be abated. A 6000 gallon
tank car of oil arrived Friday after
noon, and was put on the siding near
the power plant, where it will b
heated and taken off In the sprinkler,
which has been rented from Walla
Walla county for the occasion.
Mrs. Alice Fltxpatrick of Spokane.
who has been visiting Mrs. s. D Wal
ter of Milton for for several days left
Friday morning for her home.
Msis Ida Smith left Friday after
noon for La -Grande to attend Mrs. R
L. Breakenridge. who is suffering with
nervous prostration. Mrs. Breaken
ridge Is the mother of Miss Edna
Breakenridge, who was at one tini6
local manager for the Pacific Tele
phone Company.. About two months
ago Miss Breakenridge's brother was
shot and killed during a holdup and
robbery' at Idaho Falls, and his moth
er has been very ill ever since as a
result of the shock.
J. F. Cradlck is suffering with a
severe attack of la grippe and com
plications. Dr. Thomas was called to
see him rFlday.
C. G. Rogers, who lives at Locust
station on the Walla Walla car line.
reports that prospects look good for
a fine honey crop this season. Last
year and year before there was ap
parently no honey In the blossoms, and
In some cases fully half of the bees
died of starvation unless artificially
fed Out of 409 stands that Mr. Rog
ers had on the Wm. Hodgen placce
near Tjmaplne. he never secured a
pound of honey. This season the feu
blooms that have appeared seem to be
well supplied with honey and the bees
are filling the combs rapidly.
Chester Spence. farming near Walts
burg, Washington, spent Thursday in
Milton, looking after business inter
ests, and visiting with friends and
relatives.
Coy Sims, former Columbia College
student, Is spending the week with
friends In Milton.
Rev. H. A. Noyes of Umapine was a
twin city visitor Thursday.
Wlely Lasater left Friday morn'n?
for a trip to Nelson, B. C, and sur
rounding mining territory, demon
strating a patented amalgamator, pro.
tected by patents taken out by a. Al
ton of this city. He expects to re
turn In about ten days or two weeks
E. p Harden, operator at the O -W.
R. A N depot. left Thursday night for
Dunrlch. Indiana, on reeclpt of a tele
gram giving information of the seri
ous illness of his father.
Rev. B F Harper left Friday for
his pastorate at Nyssa, Oregon after
a short visit with hts family at Mil
ton.
American farmers are all blown up
about the fact that 25,000,000 pounds
of dynamite was used for agricultural
purposes in this country last year.
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"SLX-3S"1050fMroit
Paige
Be sure that you buy MOTORING when you
buy your motor car.
The price of the five-passenger Fleetwood
"Six-38" is $1050. How long we shall be able to
keep it as low as $1050 with the continuous in
crease in the cost of materials we cannot say
became we do not know. We urge you to order a
Fleetwood at $1050 TODAY and protect yourself.
But that price $1050 was decided upon last
December as the minimum price for which we
could sell genuine, unequalled, indisputable Paige
Quality.
We don't GUESS that the Fleetwood "Six-38"
and the Fairfield "Six-46" will "stand up." We
KNOW it.
There is nothing "experimental" about these
cars. There are no radical engineering theories
in thcin. They are the incontestable proof of a
season's driving.
Paige Sixes are
ciple of EVOLUTION-not REVOLUTION
.
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NEW SODA FOUNTAIN
IS INSTALLED BY
MERCHANT AT ECHO
ROPRIETOR OF THE ROYAL BA
KERY WILL SERVE COOLING
REFRESHMENTS.
Mrs. Hamer of Milton Visits Friend:
Inventor Is Being Taken of the
Eastern Oregon Telephone System
Recently bought by the Pacific Tel
ephone Company.
(East Oregonian Special.)
ECHO, Ore., April 22. Mr. Schuli
proprietor of the Royal Bakery pur
chased a soda fountain and la in-
t.Anv it in the front part or ms
iiakery where he will oon serve soda
and ice cream.
Mrs. Hamer, now of Milton, bin
who resided here 25 years ago, visited
at this place last Tuesday whole on
her return from Arlington where shs
was visiting her daughter, Mrs, H. M.
Cox. While her. Mrs. Hamer was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Barker and dau
ghter Miss Beulah E. Barker.
Hal Jesop of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Co. is here laklng an
inventory of the former Eastern Ore
gen Telephone system but lately pur
chased by the above named company.
K. R. Emig of La Grande was 1
business visitor here yesterday.
Miss Gladys Wattenburger, of Hepp
ner who has been attending school at
that place entered the Echo hjgh
school on Friday to complete her
school year. Miss Wattenburger
parents are residing here for a month
or two on account of business arrange
ments and thus the change in her
school.
Arthur Gulllford a well known
Umatilla county young man is here
from the Willamette valley visiting
his father.
Miss Anna Brown, a Whitman col.
lege student is here spending her Eas
ter vacation with her sister, Mrs. W.
W. Green.
The Echo Floor Mills have been
receiving several carloads of flour
from Nolin the past week.
C. E. Wells of Nolin was a business
visitor here on Wednesday.
C. J. Gulllford purchased a five
passenger Studebaker automobile on
Thursday
Mrs. G. R. Holme spent Thursday
in Pendleton attending the baby con
test. Mrs. J. R. Jordan Is home from a
visit In Heppner where she was th
guest of Mrs. Jeff Beymer.
J. T. Hlnkle of Hermlston was a
visitor here on Tuesday.
The Echo high school was granted
a half holiday Frldny to attend the
ball game at Hermlston. between Her
mlston high and Echo high. '
Economy is
designed and built on the prin-
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan
ROBBINS A WEST AUTO CO.
Independent Garage
Court and Thompson Ste. Phine 633
F. L. Brundage Is engaged painting
the buildings of the shearing plant
Dr. George B. VanWaters, will con
duct Episcopal services Sunday eve
ning at the Masonic hall.
Mrs. Lottie Feebler and little dau
ghters are visiting in Pendleton.
Miss Neva Forest is visiting here
with friends.
STANFORD HEIR SAYS
WAS PLOTTED AGAINST
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MRS WALTER I HANSON
NEW YORK, April 21 Walter
Iithrop Hanson, grand-nephew of th
late United States Senator Leland
Stanford (founder of the Stanford
University In California) and heir to
$600,000 of the Stanford million. In
an affidavit on file today In the su
preme court, charges that hi mother,
Mrs. Almee Lathsop Hanson, of
Brooklyn, and her attorney, former
Judge Nash Rockwood, conspired to
have him declared incompetent and
had him exiled to Canada a part of
a scheme to deprive him of hi Inher
itance. The remarkable allegation of young
Hanson were made in hi affidavit fil
ed In connection with the ult of hlfq
wife, Mr Henrietta Reutti Hanson,
m 1
Hyp
fSJC
Intelligent Economy
If you are considering a five-passenger car,
first consider the Fleetwood "Six-3o". You can
8ee the beauty, luxury and power for yourself.
Consider the name, the prestige, the guarantee,
the national endorsement, and the company back
of the car.
Consider that you must buy MOTORING as
well as a motor car.
Consider that cheaper cars, with repair bills
and loss of time and lervice, are frequently more
expensive cars.
Consider the depreciation. Consider the cost
of maintenance.
Be sure that your economy is INTELLIGENT
ECONOMY.
Then vour choice will be the Fleetwood "Six-38"
at $1050.
That is the BEST and therefore the most
ECONOMICAL.
Paige Fleetwood "Six-38" (five passengers)
$1050.
Paige Fairfield "Six-46" (seven passengers)
$1295.
for 1100,000 damage against her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Almee Lathrom
Hanson for the alleged alienation of
the affection of the young hueband
Young Hanson married Henrle'tn
Reutti, In Newark, on November 6th,
1912, when he was about 21 year old.
He Is now 26. The marriage follow
ed an elopement while Mis Reutti
waa singing In vaudeville.
Hanson 1 .now employed a a
chauffeur in California.
Suit Won Is 90-Ccnt Loss.
OREGON CITY, Ore.. AprU 22.
In the eyes of the law, W. M. Ponce
v.on his suit against John W. Fergu
son, but when it comes down to mere
finances he lost.
Ponce, an Estacada livery stabls
keeper, sued Ferguson for a buggy
DON'T
ENVY A
6ET
Stomach Agony Goes Out When Mi-o-na Goes In. Quickly Re
lieves All Miseries of Indigestion.
Get a 50 cent box of Ml-o-na stom
ach tablets today and learn for your
self how easy It I to put your our of
order stomach in perfect condition.
People who suffer from weak stom
ach, distress after eating, belching or
gas, sourness, bad taste in mouth,
biliousness or Indigestion In any form
should not be satisfied with a make
shift remedy.
Your stomach wo Intended by Na
ture to dlgeat food and when through
abuse or accident It becomes weak and
rundown, Immediate steps should be
taken to build It up, to put strength
and elasticity Into the flabby muscular
walls, so that It will be able to extract
the nutrltlaua matter from the food
and send It to enrich the blood.
Ml-o-na stomach tablet are made
from a prescription containing Ingre
dients that purify, renovate and make
Portland Rose Festival 1916
Queen Contest
GOOD FOR ONE VOTE
Void after Saturday, April 29, 1916.
Name
Organization
This coupon will count one vote when properly filled
out and sent to Portland Rose Festival Contest Depart
ment, 337 Northwestern Nat'l. Bank Building. Coupons
must be neatly trimmed and put in package with number
of votes written on top.
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broken when In the care of th de
fendant, and a Jury gave him a Judg
ment for $30. The verdict, however,
la less than $50 and under th law th
defendant can recover cost from th
plaintiff, which In this case amount to
$30.90. Therefore Ponce will pay
Ferguson 90 cent and th affair will
be settled. The case was brought In
the circuit court.
Itelgrade 1 Fire-Swept
PARIS, April 22. A destructive
fire In Belgrade, formerly the capltol
of Serbia, is reported In a dispatch to
the Matin frpm Bucharest.
It Is said the eastern section of the
city was almost destroyed. Several
hundred houses were burned and
thousands of persons are homeless.
GOOD
ONE
STOMACH-
the stomach strong enough to do what
Nature Intended It should do.
Ml-o-na will, If taken regularly
turn an old, overworked stomach Into
a new, strong and vigorous one. One
that will enable you to alt down at
the table and tuck away a big hearty
meal of all the things you like best
without the least fear or anticipation
of suffering for it afterward.
Money back If you want It la the
way all leading druggists, Including
Tallyman ft Co., sell Ml-o-na. So, why
suffer another day. Drop Into Tall
man ft Co,' (tore, get a box of fa
mous Ml-o-na and start ridding your
self of stomach troubles. It I an ln
enpenslve treatment If It succeeds
and coats you nothing If it fall. What,
then, can be the excuse for any dys
peptic suffering another minute 11
complete and lasting relief Is within
his grasp for the trying?