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-jLILY E-AT OEflOXIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1917.
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Social and
Personal
Today
Today
W30L- iobol- -a
rjucsts at
day were Will Hall and family. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hyatt. Mr. and Mrs.
1.. B. Ncrlvner. Mr. anil Mrs. Roy
May. Claude price and mother. J. M
Price, Mr. an,1 Mm James Price,
.losie lavender. Zilla Simpson. Mr.
and Mm. R Carmichi
Sapp. Rufford Price. Fred
Fred Rnrkhill. Uulen Smith. Virgil
l.undell, Ray Jones. W. H. WarfieH.
C Rhea, all of Weston.
Those from Pendleton were Mr.
and Mrs. On. IVringer. Margaret Ad
ams. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Orcsswell.
C.oodwin and boys. Portland: Dr. Gll
leland and family. Pilot Rock; Mrs. A.
Bond. Pilot Rock; Maxie Schannep.
Pilot Rock ; Velma Smith. Pendleton;
H. a. Casteel. Pilot Rock; V. M.
Hartford, Portland: F. V. Horten
J. Wesa Smith. Pendleton; J. W. Mo
Clark Israel and family. Dayton. Wn.:
fwenun, Pendleton: Harlev
Hinderman, Pilot Rock; Walter Gill.
Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. H. ,T. Peters,
Pendleton: Earnest Howell. lone- Mr
and Mrs. M. E. Shuterum, Pendleton:
Portland; Mr. and
Miss Agnes Cresswell. Max Hopper. -enon f-nulerum, Portland; Mr. and
Mr and Mrs Keese. Mr. and Mrs. C. ,Mrs- Trace Baker. John Day; and
.1 Hanscom. W. J. Stewart. Mr. and i Sawyer, Pendleton.
Miss Bridget McDevitt
Mrs. Geo Fell and son Harlan. T. W
Ayres, Mr and Mrs. rv D. Phelps.
Oenrge Phelps, olady Slaughter. Mr. jmorninit fo
and Mrs. w. c. McKinney, Wm. ,hon
, -c Aeviit.
I Mr. and Mrs. Henrv .1. Tavlor and
I Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Wickland arrived
I home Monday from a tour of Yellow
stone Park in their auto. They re-
l.iHie Ware. Ada neFTeeee. Virgil : p"rt a delightful time. They traveled
Dr. Loretta Stnrba will leave Thurs-
o make her home in
c.
Harold Casey. Mr. and Mrs. X
Ankeny and son.
At
Willahy. E. W K
sel. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cannon.
Archie Mclntyre. I-anra Mclntyre.
Ijiwson Rooher. wrne rmdley. Mai-
n". rpkeVoVro. Rr,,h- The-have rd
the
O. M. Mi
and family. Cliff
nily. Mr and Mrs. Dave
Stone and mother. Mrs. Jerry Stone,
Walla Walla people were as fol
lows; Mrs. A. A. Durrant. Miss Vera
Hull, Mrs. F. H. Richmond and two
sons, M. A Stafford and family. Ad.i
Pierce. Melva Cave. Iola Van Vran
ken. B. R. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Starrey, Mr. and Mrs. C c. Mills.
Mr and Mrs. R U Smalley. Zoa
Smaller and Earl Croxdale.
Paul Knautz.-
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Campbell of
to their
Mm. George Kinz and children left
last night on the midnight train for
Cannon Beach, where they expect to
spend the remainder of the summer
A delightfully
the form of diversion
N.
Irs. William
Burirhardt Jr . of Salem.
of Mrs. Wilson D. McNary. Old
j fashioned garden flowers in a gay ri-
three weeks at Leh- or .co'ors aecK('d the
man springs. t jtlve tables. The affair deviated from
Helen Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. !the conventional in that It was ar
Colesworthv. J. B. Colesworthy and ranged for the morning, the guests
E. M. Colesworthy of Pendleton spent j arriving at 1-1:15 o'clock and enjoy
Sundav at Lehman Springs ' ms sv"al rubliers of auction before
. ' the luncheon hour. In the play. Mrs.
R. Alexander and wife, Mr. and'J p Robinson, captured high score
Mrs. E. P. Dod.l and Roy Alexander honors, two beautiful silk flags of
spent the week end at Lehman. niwia.nu anu rnnre wnicn a
Dr. Turley and wife from Walla sentation. A similar gift was also
Walla are spending a couple of weeks Presented Mrs Burghardt.
at Lehman.
Miss Evelyn Mortimore. assisted by
Miss Fave Mann, yesterday afternoon! Alpha Assembly No. 9. United Ar
tisans. met last night in regular
sion for the installation of officers.
the following members being Ii
ed with a pretty ceremony at I
Woodman Hall: Frank Deebach.
:
of the Methodist church on the banks
of the river with a picnic. The chil-
with a delightful
home about 5:30.
registered at Uhman
lv- Thelma and Ed
HUtin- Mr anri l rs V" I ) H
Phrey. Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Cox. Pendleton: Mr. and Mrs. F.
Campbell, Portland; Dr. and Mrs. F.
I Ingram. Pendleton: Clarence In
gram. Pendleton: Dr. U M. Spalding
and wife. Pendleton; Treval Cottrel,
Koine. Idaho! Vivian Gibhs. Pendle
ton: Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Warner. Fi
ll Rock: Theodore Janes. Pilot Rock:
Mrs. Effie Lee. Chlco, Cal.: William
Fmtnun, Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Rankin. Pilot Rock! R. M. Can
irel. Pilot Rock: Mr. and Mrs. U B.
Carter. Herman Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Im Kvrea KMim Hervford. Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Van Lisen. Cove. Ore.:Edna
intendent; Lottie Long.
ve been Emma Bybee, Junior conductor and
a recent- ! Mr. and Mrs. Duke, field command
ers. Following the Installation the
, members adjourned to the Delta
Mr. and Mrs. George Fell. Mrs. W
E. Brock and Harlan Fell left this
noon in the Fell car for a trip to Hep-
lassie Kellv. Clvde Bloom. Effie Con-
Iry. Cove Ore.: E. E. Cleave. Pendle
tr.n: Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Samuel. Day
ton. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fra
zler. Milton. Ore.; A. K. Thomson,
wife and daughter. Echo; Mrs. 8. F.
RANGE IS THE BEST POLICY"
Insure aeains
Dr. and Mrs. A E. T.i
Williams of Portland formed a
is enjoying a picnic
y.
Miss Gladys L. Brownfield of Pen
dleton is the house guest of Mrs. R
W. Lee, and from here she will visit
Mrs. J. M. P. Snyder. mother of
Mrs. William Lowell, is expected here
norrow for a visit with her daugh
ter.
C. J. Fletcher of Walla Walla
he night here.
Dillard French is in from his
the
thai! It is even more-
important than the proverbial ad
vice about hay. In a half hour a
sudden hailstorm may wipe out
the results of a year's work. Pro
tect yourself from loss with a
Hail Insurance ;x
Policy
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. S4e
lem are at the Pendleton.
O. M. M
S. P. & s.. is here today
J. It. Hildebranil of Grass Valley
W registered at the Pendleton.
Claude Brown of Hood River is
registered at the St. George.
John Marshall, postmaster of Cat
tle Rock, is a Pendleton visitor.
W. s. Ferguson. Athena hanker, is
tr in-acting business here today.
L. it. Harris of F;irmlngton. Wash.,
was at the Golden Rule last night.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hugh Stanfield are
on from the west erul of the county
O.-W Is over
Ned Nester and
Charles Moore
TWO BIG SPECIAL
AND THEIR
10 PEOPLE 10
THE BIGGEST AND BEST MUSICAL COMEDY CO. EVER
STAGED IN PENDLETON DIRECT FROM THE EAST.
in
MUSIC
MUSIC
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COMEDY
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a Coop to Sii
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SPECIAL ELECTRICAL EFFECTS UP TO THE MINUTE
SONG DANCES COSTUMES THE MAN WITH MARVELOUS STRENGTH.
BIG SPECIAL PHOTO FEATURE
The Winsome VIOLA DANA in "LADY BARNACLE"
A STORY OF YOUNG LOVE THAT WILL RESTORE YOUR FAITH IN HUMAN NATURE. n 0 h I) f
ONE SPECIAL 1 REEL FEATURE "SEE AMERICA FIRST." II 0 8 0 HF. I finOIUlBDCfi
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n yu
Will demonstrate his marvelous strength by
pulling with bett team of horses in front
of Alta Theatre
IT'S MARVELOUS SEE IT IT'S FREE.
7:00 p. Dl.
7:00 p.m.
Matinee
Adults
at 2 P. M.
PRICES
Children 10c Ev
Adults 50c
Box Office Open 7:15. Curtain 8:15.
12,000 TONS OF MILK attribute
EXPORTED EACH MONTH ,,hl",t;
Fven Meat Packers Have
Into Dairy Business, So At
tractive Are Profits.
attributed the boost of milk price in other creameries. John Wild! and the
i)rv Milk Powder Comnanv of this
The Health Department says there; city also have Invaded the nearby dai
ry regions for the same purpose. The
Hf rsheys and other American choco
late manufE
some of their
:se this month and next In t
of condensed milk for
In the supply
of fresh milk for this city, which av
; erages over 2. "00, 000 qu.'trts a day.
j lhis supply is drawn from five
! Mates. Tne suijolv has not dimin-
NKW VOHK. July 10. It was slat- ! i: h.d at Hoston. Philadelphia. Chl-
Hi.use thm ' -'go or inner large cities. The He-
for condensed milk fur export
lly increased production in
it
A. H H
Comnared to the nrofita vou
from your crops, the cost is trifling.
It will give you the guarantee of
ranee company that
aim promptly in
all the more than a hundred years
ThaTI HEARD, Inc.
I.IAKIUI, IXNI-KVVCE
S3 Xaln hi.
sk Nit HUXIIIK HIE MHE.
on of Huntington, is
::n..tiir the visitors from over the
state.
Ilea i..st of Tacoma, organizer for
the Marl.ers' Cnioit. is ' making i'en-
i;et.,n a visit.
! L r. Campbell f 1'ortland is here
work on the new mausoleum.
K. I.. Hoppel. traveling freight
agent for the Northern l'aclflc. Is
making one of his regular visits
tendants at the Kastern Oregon Mate
Hospital, left this morning for a va
cation in the south end of the coun-
ed yesterday at the Custom
American condensed milk
t'.tri ..piiinx of
ling abroad at the rate ofr'11 'be dair states.
24.0OO.OOO pounds a month The nuiit packers have been drawn
less than 2.M0O.00O pounds ! into the
war. i account of the un
:inil t.ihl.v r.-v..tt A T il.Vo-
powdered milk. About half is con-Ure Investing millions,, it is said, in
signed to the Allies, an-l of the rest. ' creameries in the middle west. They
half is shipped to South America, anil bring the milk, after it Is
Holland. Denmark and Switzerland.
t AM, ll AIIOA.VS TO FIX WASIIOKT
PRAY IN PETROGRAD
FOR THE PRESIDENT
Russian Church Also Honors
American Railroad Com
mission With
The Bordens have hullt up a large
n.ilk since the Kwiss manufacturers
over the American plants of the Ar
milk buyers for At
mostly to Se.i yrk j ,heir in
friKerator cars.
leavily
milk. The Korrtens hav
their .
KOISK. Idaho. July 9. An appeal
is sent broadcast throughout the
Uoise valley tonight by the Cnltec
.-tales reclamation officials usking for
10 volunteers to be on hand Sat.
to help fix a washout In the J1.300.
000 .New York canal, midway lietween
I'olse and Harber. which
prices, and to their activity la chicfl) has
.-oeriieiii s ns zone
lordens have recently.
condensing facilities bv The heailgates to the canal have
buying the l lmann Houck, the Cen- '"en closed and 160.000 acres have I few words
tral and the It. I-'. Stevens Companies, been cut off from their water supply, ic Christianity in America,
thus adding fifty to sixty creameries It is estimated the crop damage will No disorder attended the great
to their string. reach $1,000,000 A week at least will demonstration by Workmen's anil
The Hires Condensed Milk Com- be required to fix the break. D. W. Soldiers" Delegates tin 1 the revolu-
lany of Philadelphia has invaded Cole, project manager, stated that tlnnsry democracy yesterday, al-
Orange county. .New York. in the work will be begun early Saturday on thntigh the anarchists hod declared
HKTIKXIRAD. July 9. For the
st time In the. history of the Hits
in church a special service for for-
wns held In the Kazan Ca
thedral in 1'etrogran yesterday. hm
Archbishop platon. head of the Tlus
sian Church in America, conducted a
mass in honor of the American Itnll-
rond commission headed by John p
Btevens nnd the embsssy staff. Knth-
Alexandroff of San
In
A special nraver for
closed the service. The A
d to the c.
gallon by Archbishop IMatnn with a
practical democrat -
through Petroiia,t
the revolution are hurled.
Hostility against the wealthy ami
I or patriotic
h the Duma and the ,., r
the Kmplre! Down with the Capit
alist Ministers.'- and "The People's
Fight for Peace:" were consnicuous
A
banner rend Inn !., .i.k
th imperialistic war. We want am
armistice on all fronts to discuss
and secret treaties with t-is-
EERNHARDT TO START
TOUR NEXT SEPTEMBER
TOIIK, July 11
which
M.l.'nm..
Sarah Iternharilt will start on a lour
of the I'nlted States in reperto.r-
to June, her manager
I