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DAILY EAST OltEGOftlAN, PENDLETON, OHEG ON, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1918.
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i na world-wide reputation of the house of Miehelin the oldest, moat expeneneed or i
(til tire-makers U proof that only the best of materials are used in Michelina. f
That a greater quantity of these auperior materials is used in Miehelin Tirea is proved
by their extra weight and remarkable thickness, which mean greater durability.
And the superiority of Miehelin design is shown by the above illustration. t ' j
Better materials, more materials and superior construction,
these account for the supreme durability of Miehelin Tires.
INDEPENDENT GARAGE
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Court and Thompson Sts. '
Phone 633
REVELATIONS FROM THE
DAYS BEFORE GREATNESS
WAS MOST UPON THEM
(Clytle Hall.)
REALTY TRANSFERS
J. H. l luifdlu tn Wm. L. Tuyvorm.
Skoo. I.ota 2, 3 mid 1. block S, Kill
fore's Audition to Wcaton.
Ft"nk Iloulen to Allen Fuleom,
$800. W 1-2 SB 1-4 and W 1-2 NB
1- section 36; towrwhii. 1 south,
runge 24.
Oco. Iluaun to D. F. Schoonrauker,
II. Lots 12 and 13. block (7.
Andrew J. Yount ot ux to Joseph
John Miller. 110. BW 1-4 NV 1-t
xtctlon 1, towaxhlp 4 north, run go
28.
T. D. Taylor to Annie U etunley
$21111.71. B 1-2 NE 1-4 SB 1-4, sec
tion 3, township 4 north, range 28
et al.
Felix Paul to 3us La Fontaine.
1350. NE 1-4 XB 1-4 section 21,
township 2 north, range 34.
Chester C. Lone to Frank Hilbert.
1100. SE 1-4 SB 1-4 section 1 town
Ship C south, t-ange 31.
Warren M- Walter et ux to Qeorise
Tlllntson $3000., Mete and btittntl
NW 1-4 XB 1-4 section 34, township i1
north, range 35.
T. D. Taylor to Warren M. Walter,
831,4 50, El-2 NW 1-4 NE 1-4 sec
tion 34, township north, range 35
et al.
C'has. V- Willman et ux to John K.
Jfiics, $1935. Mete and bound SV
1-4 Section 19, ' township . north,
runge 35. ,
Pendleton's Handy Auto
Supply House
Kdlth Perry to A. Hironlmous $100,
Lot 15. block 62, Freewater.
F.-W. Phllllpl to John E. Jones,
$164. Mete and bound SE 1-4 SW 1-4
section 19, township 0 north, range
35.
Henry Eiffert et ux to Velma Har
ra $1200. Meto and bound BW 1-4
section 19 .township 6 north, range
35. '
Fred Oalfke et ux to A. B. Mane-
la. $3600. W 1-2 NE 1-4 SW 1-4
section 26. township 6 north, range
35.
John M. Brown et ux to James M
linker. $3500. Mete and bound NE
1-4 XE 1-4, section 26, township t
north, range 3 5.
"AAerlcan National Hank, Pendle
ton, to C. F. Bowman. $1. Lots 6 and
7, block 22. lies. Add. Pendjeton.
I'niiitllia county to Frank Hilbert
$75. FB 1-4 SW 1-4 section- 1. town
ship 6 nortea-rnnge 11. ,..
Former Helix Resident
' Died at Walal Walla
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I iTrr TEDERAI t.re8''wiir
I r'not rlm cut bIow .ut
I above the rim, rock, shift I-1.-M I ,
I or pinch -the inner tube.. V4,t
These annoyances have
been eliminated by our. 1 ,
sDoublc-Cable.-Base; ' ; . y
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(Special Correspondence.)
HKLIX, Juno 14. Miss Letha Al
boe hud her tonsils removed Thurs
day at Pendleton. Miss Sarah Montt
Ronicry. Jit-r aunt, uccotnpanlod her
and 'will remain with her while In
Pendleton.
Kronk lHtvIs has returned to Camp
Iwls, hnviilK been called home bj
tho sli-knesi and tlculh of his rnothcr
Mrs. Wii. Davis.
Mrs.' Thss.v Stewart, fttrincr Helix
rciidenl, died In Wallu Walla Thurs
day. .
1 Miss Sadie Young of Lailrandc Is
! house guest of Mia. J. S. Norvcll,
1iaptor s.
A long time ago. In the land of the
Cherry Blossoms, a Japanese lad and
a Japanese maid attended a kinder
garden school together at Wakayama
ken, Higaahlmurogruft, Katsura. Now.
the name doesn't matter at all, so
don't try to remember It. i.
The boy was aged eleven, and the
girl, his .sweetheart, was seven. 'Me
was Hatch! (pronounce lt I'syehe)
Tateshima and she was Matsu Ouakl,
although' the Ouakl part Isn't of any
consequence as ffalchl himself Intimated-
,
After awhile, the boy left his na
tive land and sailed' for that mystical
America. . He 'fame to' Portland
where he had a friend who ran a ho
tel, and he stayed there for awhile.
About 16 years ,go he came to Pen
dleton and besan work for the Ore
gon, Washington ftailroad and Navi.
giition company, "and . he's been with
them ever since. For fear some peo
ple won't recognize Saichl by his
Cherry-BIossom land name, we'll say
that evrybody In Pendleton calls him
Togo, and that he wears a red cap.
But we're getting away from the
rovelwtlon part of this story. Ever
since he left her, Matsu has written
to raichi. and right here we'll let you
In on the big secret'. Just as Togo told j
It: "Matsu, she write me come back
to Japan, say no marry anyone else.
I sav, 'No, you come over here." she
say alright and pretty soon she come.
She sail In two months, we marry In
September in Portland." Matsu's fath
er didn't want her to come, but he Is
dead now, Saichl explained. 1
Saichl and Matsu haven't seen
each other for more than IS years, i
and he realizes that seh may not -like :
him as much as she did the kinder
garten lad. "Maybe she no like, we j
quit." he announced philosophically. :
But Saichl thinks Fatsu will do pret- I
ty nicely, for .he has her picture, and
he says, "She took pretty to me till j
right." But ne's a little uneasy on one
score. He said "She lg woman, like
you, she weigh 'bout 140." Now ev
erybody knows Togo lsnt any giant.
and It s no wonder ne s worriers ior
fear she may be one of the scrappy
kind, and show a disposition to take
him in hand should difficulties arise.
But Togd's willing to take a chance
and Just waiting how for his bride to
arrive. When' asked her name, at
first he said only, "Matsu." and In
answer to "what is ner last namer
he said, "No matter, pretty soon
change, ell be same as me pretty
soon."
Stop Tcflay and live os Examine YoiTires
After they show the first signs of wear or a break, then is the time to
have them repaired.' ' . . ,
Don't put it off. Delay of a single day is likely to cost you tire mileage
and trrinWp that wnnld far exceed the nrice vou would of paid to ' have had
them repaired at the proper time. , ..
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VULCANIZING and RETREADING
will solve your tire problems. Modern equipment and methods with compe
tent workmen enable us to do your work right.
AUTO SUPPLIES
Buy them now, get the full gear's use and save the advance in price that is sure
to come on many articrbs. ,
BUMPERS
JACKS
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SPARK PLUGS
TOOL KITS
SPOT LIGHTS
WIRE
CLOCKS .
SPEEDOMETERS
LIGHT GLOBES
- "t Mr "4
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WARNER LENSES
SIGNAL HORNS
OILS
TUBE REPAIR KITS
CHAINS
CAR POLISH . .
BRAKE LINING
TOOLS
Shock Absorbers
DIAMOND TIRES .
GOODRICH SILVERTOWN COFlDS,
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD AND,
MOHAWK TIRES '
' SERVICE STATION, OIL, GAS AND WA TER AT CURB, .v J :
Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co.
W. N. Matlock. President.
wholesale: and ketah,
05 East Court St. Telephone 133
We advertise and offer War Savings Stamps for sale with every purchase.
Wm. Dunn, Manaser.
I1EUO OF ZEEDKUOGE
. ' ... U-B.VSE RAID
"Fix Us Up Quick
So We Can Go Back"
Say Americans
PARIS, June 11. The spirit and
morale fit the American soldiers
wounded In the Cantlngny battle. 40
ner cent of whom will recover. Is won
derful. The first question they ask
the surgeon is:
"Doe, when will I be able to go
back after the German who fixed
me?"
Two 5'oung privates were waiting
their turn to enter the operating
room of a large American hospital In
Paris today. One said:
"I have been 'over the top three
times and It Is the greatest sport I
ever had. Fix m up quick because
I want to go back after the boches
again." ,
The second soldier, who had a seri
ous wound In the thigh, said:
"If I do not return to. the trenches
T have the satisfaction Of knowing
that I fixed three two bayoneted and
one shot.' I am satisfied."
The soldier probably will recover
but he will never cross bayonets with
the Hermans again as he will lose his
leg.
Montana Man Wins lirst, 4
GREAT FALLS. Mnnt.. June 11.
The first man to draw a homestead
this afternoon in the government
and drawing being held under direc-
tiMsVof Judge John Mcl'haul, was 1-.I-sanl
Matliiomm, of I'arter, Mont.
Those winning; the first 50 ranged all
tho way from Great Fulls to Los An
geles, tho latter city's winner being
Miss Blanche Heynolds, an actress.
who drew 15. Another girl members
'of the same company drew 98.
Horses Slay He Oiimed.
PORTLAND. June 11. Tho new-
est tiling In food conservation has Inquiry Is Indicated,
come to Portland. From Colvllle, ) El'GEXE, Ore., June 11. A grand
Wash., comes the Call to can horse 'jury investigation of the action of Wi:.
meat and save beef. Forest Ranger . liam Lnndess, foreman of the Ijtns
C. C. lleid, of the Colvllle Forest, county grand jury, which indicted Pr
writes to the district forester In Prfrt- I John W. Harris, In issuing a statement
land telling him that there are plenty j declaring In his opinion the doctor
of horaea in his section of the country never should have been lndicte. and
and that stockrarsers are anxious to asserting that he was not permitted to
got rid of them so that they can turn call witnesses, -was indicated by Illst
thelr attention to tho raising of beef rtct Attorney 1 t Ray today.
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ratholes." This uhoto was snapped! Am sorry that they wont let par-
when the admiral was attending the eels come any more for it means that
funeral services at Dover for the men;we have to use English tobacco, and
who died In the Zeebrugse raid. 'it is sure awful stuff. About every
: Uiree puffs on the old pipe you have
Feeding Heiny Iro'n Rations; ntTZZ.LV: .houm
That's Stuff tO Give 'Eltt worry, anything to win.
i Well, dear brother, as news Is very
Joe Despain, who is serving in the 'scarce, I will close with love to all.
Canadian army, under date of May
15 writes to his brother Grover C, in
Pendleton as follows:
Somewhere in France. Dear Bro
ther: Well here I am again, happy
and smiling as ever. We are out rest
ing now tres bon. Am laying in the
sun In a lovely wood, full of beautiful
flowers.
. We are Just far enough behind the i
line that we don't have to look out
for the odd shell now and then. It's
quiet here, a least what we call quiet.
There is a target range on one side
of us and some big guns on the other.
The big guns have ' been sendins
Heiny some "iron rations," and every
Itime they shoot I think "that's the
'stuff to give 'em." The more we give
( 'em the sooner we win. Oh. yes; you
.bet we are winning, even if he did
intake things lively for a while.. The
old line is stronger than ever now, and
Heiny hasn't got near the men he had
when he started to get busy on tho
western front.
FROM JOE.
HARDWARE DEALER IS TTXED
l'OR KEEPING IflGII EXPIXJSIVB
CENTRA LI A. Wash., June 14.
In the federal court at Tacoma. yes
terday John Hughes, a local hard
ware dealer, was fined 2I5. Includ
ing cost5. on a charge of having high
explosives In his possession without
the license required by the govern
ment. Mr. Hughes 'pleaded guilty.
The hardware dealer was recently In
dicted cn two counts, that of possess
ins dynamite and that of selling It.
The second charge was dismissed,
hovt ever.
IXJMKN AXI PARIS
HAVE Allt MAID L.IXB
PARIS, June 15. An aerial postal
service between London and Paris has
been successfully Inaugurated.
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' aAISHRAL
This is the first photograph of
Admiral Keves to reach America
since the Hrltlsh sea-f iyhtor led
rlarlnir raids on ZcebrtiKgs and
tend which bottled up
both
the I
U-base :
HUN DRIVE SLOWS D0V.N
Automobile .Accessories, Gasoline, Oils,
Water and Air.
FISHING' TACKLE THAT GETS THE FISH.
AHen-tCnight Co., Inc.
DISTRIBUTORS FOR UMATILLA COUNTY.
Thone 400 , Call Our Service Cai
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Keep Right on Driving
Battery repairs may be a necessity.
But they're not an excuse for letting yorrr car '
lie idle. '
, Because as soon as the battery comes out of
your car a Willard Rental Battery cart fo in,
to continue the starting, lighting and-ignitioa
f service tlaat your own battery provided. i
t- . So Willard Rental Battery Service means more than jnst
o much wood and lead and acid. It means ability to go
into the city, or out to the country. It means ability Us .
tour to make the fullest possible use of your car. f
Come in and talk batteries Srith us Well tell you
how to take care of your battery, and why your next one
should be a Still Better Willard with Threaded Rubber
Insulation. The long rife" more than balances the alight
Increase in cost over the ordinary battery. It's the only
battery with the "Bone Dry" principle that is your ab
solute assurance of getting a battery as new as the day
left the factory.
Electric Service Station
Cor.rMain and Water Sts.
Yc advertise and offer War Savuure Stamps lor sale with, every
pnrvha-.
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The heavy line In the recent battl front; the dotted Jlne vhowH the orllnnl front before the
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