East Oregonian : E.O., June 24, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

-Bflfifl EAST 0REG0NIAjQjpim!flW,AMfl8B0N. SATURDAY, JUNE U, WU.
PROSPECT FOR GOOD
111
HJOY 38B3'IOm
WHEAT CROP SEEMS
FAIR ABOUT HEL
i
wkathih conditions impkov
OTtFATLY WITOI Till. I s'
1 1 V PA Vs.
i
Plans re Adooleil fur ViilaUirluin
TH
ttelil2 of Uk . oil, mil nv Ai.
88Ur L0NG MAY IT WAVE
Let's ttH et together for a rip-roaring
old timfe celebration of ffae birthday of the
land it represents. 1776-1916
We're Going to Let the
Eagle Bu
lAi its tel bna ni 9mo3
jijon l-si i-dmi dKw W,T.'ici .1 II vrfw
Lome to renal
Barbecue
Baseball
Band Cowls
:iuboxq ol
I I I : a
' 'a icturvn .
uii ni ol ;
r- -,
MAIMHM
8 nib
nnlfOHbOKI orfTi
), ftl sni-'1 'J'
t fin Ir. 11
Ttl- " ft- 1 it a
EVERYTHING FREE
Sports Races
nMW ojf"io
"
4 BRASS BANDS 4
Big Free Barbecue
Hot Beer samrtcles Served free in lie Round Up Grove
SPORTS GALORE
All 1HE OLD IIS AND
Masked Street Dance and Festival at Night
Cash prizes awared for best costumes and characters, both ladies and gentlemen get your outfit ready
.Tifiiin art xnhuG
ri) o)nl berni!
Roller Skating Marathon
on the paved streets, between 100 boys
PATRIOUG PARADE AND
LITERARY PROGRAM
Bring the Entire Family and
Leave Your Money Home
i'n. of Pendleton-
:n .moinm ati lo wjsi
IV 1 wm
0 E
FORD'S EMPLOYES IN
GUARD RETAIN JOBS
DBTKOIT. Mleh.. Jn 23.- Tw"
hundred empl-vcs Of the
company who uu M "' aiu4Wlr
the mil la irnu In the Michigan
il. C J (Lorn ., ! Uv iH
Uvr'nfflrtilf th it thlr Bs would I"
open fur thnii when Ibex return from
rarMrv on the &! border, offi
cials nf the coWPtf HdWe r, k,,"'
nothing of any plan to cbntlhwe pay
to aWptejhM fturlim their service In tho
guard of fg ptijvltff r-r their families.
.'oid . . I . . .I to .H. m I lite WW
ran sliimtinti -r u ounnnent I" ""5
t-,.nl-.- the ID. lie nf Hi. crm-
, m which two friendly nation a ,hjs, are employed on YUcaUii
.h,. ,ha nnlni nf nil to war.' it nlantutlons.
,.ldir.-silig Mexicans, natives ,,r Embassy officials said they h.
Texas, i ..l..nl Chapa Will W :
i n, :n s:iv tTlnr nitre n" riKni ir
Dp
information of tU- Tnwnce or Xu-
antwe wiiihite off the Mexican .-ohm.
Ijughes stiif.ortew cannot get takers j Dr, xel. the American Danker, was giv-fjnecided asainst him. and when court
Kilward A. Afooiiafle has ,i DOOl of, en iurtiiment aea!nst her hushaml fnrli,n ne! th ,.i . .. t
' ' , ' L . BEL . J . ; i .
Jl"il.nnn tc bet oifTHlitteg at odds .if
'.' to ,'. but has been able to pjace the
money.
n.l H is I heir fv to fnarl j OUl.l tWI",
Mexli-
tl. aulb,.rltlos that they are ready
to idddt V the ireponaii'iHties the)
it ;n aaid.
,, v and that the, are willing ever tHHLT" 1L2? . SI
a yearly aiiowance or jaO.nnn by Jus-jthat the Bnflfeh . ourts had jurisdic
uce wevnte in tne cnancery court. IJtion, he c-uld not defend the case.
hen the case was last before the;
court in December, lllB, Mr Drexeli To protect the fineers while sewin
contested-the' JiirlRdiWIhrt 'oi the Bna-la the purpose of recently patented
lish ciMiris on the sround that he Mas' rubber covers thai ar. nnrfirtui
strong Drexel, wife or Anthony J.'jn eesio.m of Fnnce. This point wasventilatlon.
S.MI.imo Mlonaii.c (;Ueii.
r.OS'DClX. June 23 Mrs. Rita Arm.
roinpls with the ogllbations contra
ed toward the American flag, a flab
which lho have aworn to defend 1
for.'e of nrni If ileeeHKary."
Ter Iff Ihe pHV
I c .laliaucs,. ni lcico. ,
vt' Sh'Hi.vtn'dX. .itie as oniaia
l-ikt iwrnuiii Tx. June 3
J : .. .i...
lnninctneo A. Chops. rer'nniwi
leader of ban Antonlo'v ::o "0 Mexl-j
0n nii'd n .-"tonel on the staff of GbV-!
tnot KerKtisen. l.iiMlehed in Ihe 1m
'Arhil De Texan, of which he Is an
linqr. a ptoelanvftlon signed by h'i-
Jlf, , .,.: Hi. Mexicans to 'rmiH
ol,ii mid observe that equanimity so
io(utely tnl.l.il rtutniK tn u
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l lltil W il
Statea.
'siiSuri's loiui'lkJ at the Japane
e..iliuy :i'iw (hat thsrn are less thali
iCtin J.ijmee in 4t.xli'o. About If'
f to ftre ..tiinloved In Chltinhi
and Co.ihuila copper and silver intne
lome 250 farmers and fi.shernieo I''
ll the w. st EUSst, tlier,. is a coloif
nl .ti, '.Jo .1a (Srliipas state.- anil
about inn .re In Vera Cruz. Thnje
liiiuiked or 4UU Koreans, Japtineije
al,
j '
I !
Get Away From the Heat
July 4th
1 resa Association recelTed a 'l"
g:am sent on behalf f th j.-,i.-u
,. ja-v ..r Mexico (iW urwtag Sine
wamnuim nain Ku tm mmitr " 1
li I i laf UMl f llinil TllalaH and .viex-
MRS. ASTOR WEDS AGAIN
ifffe'Ti.A?..- "f 'he
mUrl rMrAttfrA-enei
here refuse to be disturbed ft WldeWp-.nntf-io.s ' If sdgfceWtd
circuit I report that Jnptiiiese 1 ' - ' - ;
kihe tvi ' arhi-
between' th.;
t liiglic.i (inlns in lk'tung-.
t ''frtitr'Vi'iliK. June J4 The odd
New
ill I'.t'i I i o 1 1 c. ; , i ill, '-ii I''.
,TVoft "i iirb have changed from 6 to
iu lvir oi Hughe to a to j that he I
will be e'ecteii. The Mexican sltbfft inn!
and the calling out of tne nauoniu
guard are considered strong proj
Hughes factors.
A few sciittered bets were made on
the ciinb at J.ta 1 in taVOT o Hughes
liut Wilson in.vhey Is'hntxl to find art)!
-GO TO
HIDAWAY SPRINGS
SWIMMING FISHING DANCING FUN
Spend the day under the big trees ahd be comfortable
good meals, ood beds, barn, enclosed .pasture
and reasonable rat yv or
I M. r, Prop.
HIDAWAY SPRINGS.
- r ii uk
I Iiiiitii mwmmmmmfi mi n ,
l.i-i i - ..-Ail in f 1 1 1 mil im m ,u-:aop . .j - I
I.
poinuHl Ui iAfili Into Uw ytK-M
I saw Mycm J-avps to John Mill
at IioUe.
IKast tireaonian Hpeclol.)
UKLIXk OfL. June 84. Proapec
for a good wheat rrop are fair wl
the Improved condition in the pa
I week. f -1 . I"I
At the ineetino; held .Saturday ev.
nlng fur the nabifnrlnm, -lie r.-i
( . oni'in M-es hi- accepted and di
Ision made on size and location.
Will.b 20x75 feet, situated near tl
pumping plant.
Isaac .Myers left Tuesday for Boll
to report for duty as a soldier.
i - . - sujad -ent home Wednei
convalescenl "afWc a thr
M week.- stay at Cfcf hosjiltal.
Dka liaptisa ; I1-. club met o
Mrs. S..ntgortia e lawn Iway.
Um Ii Tl Thontnii has been call
ya " r ' " .
rving his left arm In a afdng the pa)
ACek. Cii.se, ue of Job s omforb
era.
Miss Bertha Young of Walla Wallt
visited 'li ;.:-st of the week witl
I l.lfas Ms rile Ourts.
fi orT'aTTtna le
tiltal for nome Thursday.
crank fciufOam n.. rvluructi froaa
1 L-eived.tiM;"lCQl for an injured knee.
He waKU V fcM nr eu-h' JWI
A &3iA! i4uf..k on his
laray.' Tui Jf'a the nnt time for six
weeks, on account of injury Irom a
Lali from tu dray.
U JJ, Owens lost a valuable horse
Tue.sda'y from .hoklng. It was tied
with a chain.
Thessie Bryan of Toppenlsh. Wash.,
Is asslsimg Ms Mnele, J. O. Bryan.
T. M t'bok and ramfty are home
from a morith's visit In Willamette
valley.
At the school rtteetlng Monday. Au
gust Kupera was re-elected for direc
tor, three veara, ana W. H. Morrison
r.....,ft, .i clerk.
K. L. Norvell was a Milton viaftor
Wednesday;:
Mrs. Marc Montgomery- and
dauehter. Sarah, returned Wednes
day from Ellensburg.
Several auto loads of Helix people
enjoyed Cherry Day at Peewater.
Mrs sanest Koebae and daughtar.
returned WeHnday from the Soujd.
.'.iusjj Carolyn has been attending
Jlroadwuy high stlmol in Seattle siCe
CTbMlVlflfllB3 1
Virgil Smith and J T. Grlewold
i jrent to tendieta and Pilot Rock
Wednesday in the interest of the nt
I atorluoi.
Ed Brotherton and family of Walla
I Walla, are visiting relatives here this
j week.
I Brvtu Kins and family were am
ong those attending the Christian
I convention at Pendleton. They repwt
j a splendid resaion.
L. E Penland of Penland. has been
spending ft few days at his ranch
I .-outh of town.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Matlock of ta
coma. are visiting their daughter.
.Mrs. George Piper.
Mrs. Bert Warren and Mrs. Hubert
Farlinger attended ibe Maccabeas'
meetine in Pendleton Tuesday
Mrs. M. D. Smith and Mrs. D. Ken
dall were Pendleton visitors Thurs
day. J. A. Cook of Walla Walla, was a
business visitor Thursday.
Mr and Mrs W. H. Dale attended
the Bailey-Wombaugh wedding In
Pendleton Thursday.
Dee Lerty sold his barber shop to
Hmniett Rees,
Mrs. Wm. Nuckles is visiting her
parents Mr and Mrs. J. I. Joy, Walla
Walla.
Krvin King and family are at Bing
ham Springs for a week
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Dale motored
to Walla Walla Friday for two i t
Uieit children who have been visiting
ADAMS NEWS NOTES
MIU AMI MRS. THANK IIKXRY
IM) 1VMII.Y Mow: INTO TUB
GIBS -HOI'SK.
(Bast Oregonlan Special.)
ADA MS. Hie. June Ik. Mr and
Mr. Ho.vard Blown of Mil' -n )ass
rd through town Prldav en route to
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. prank Mem, ami
ll nsinMnhMaa im'aliliii .1 II , iiimuw wm
fe.-v
ION.
rNdenel Astor. who perished aU'.trd Henry Dirk and
the Tlf.inl
boW. of II Oft; 'Hi 'l a-ycr anil the As
Jwer" e.i''thuriiSai''it '!6hr 'HrW.'.1r maneton In Pitt- avenue Mr. js ,,r, f a(!1 aul Mr. As,
Me. t'nder the will left by Uio lalo.DKk IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. J ZZ,
tr.- JoJiu Jacob AHor and WilllaM
K. Dick, vice iirealdent of the Mann-
' f.-ictntcfs- Trust e.mipany H Hrooktyli,
known Mrs As
Mrs AST or forfeits fin in '"r fl,r ,n years. He Inherited sever
al millions from his grandfather.
; pioneer sugar refiner of Brooklyn. He
or Is
children i: 'Ved Into the liies
Friday. The dniirhter, Mai v. of
Mrs. Katon left FVlday morn
her home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank KH'
Ella Bowling and Miss K
lilt attended cherrv il.i a
'ilnesdii
Mr- t.n.an Perlnaer let
house
and
ig for
h Mrs.
II Howl.
,v .1 r
1 1 iday
morning tor Rend, .iregon ni . ieabe
and hvr ItaaUind. ;.. ..u :: naj't,
will ninkc their future home
The -. no .,- tm Mine
Ma- barV ..., Adams an I the . r
Tuesday was is to i In favor of Ad
..ins. Marvin Ms -hnrv went i" Athena
l'i ..l. mUtflng.
Holier! Innea arrived home thia
r.'i k with hi new Chalmers ' .of.
Mr. and Mrs. C Slmpaon
ton war in A li ins Thstrada)
1j'W. . Rogi or fall llel
In ("wn Tueslay.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison an
Iren motored to Pendleton Si
Quite it. number of people
Adams r. now buaj wh thi
Hill Tnvlor Is now helplnii U U
Kogers on the ranch
u
eliii-
Ifda
rollnl
iv.
An alcohol lamp provld.-i, the h it
in apparatus Invented hy i Km n hm tsj
w UUlumct with stt'sm.