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DAILY EAST OREGOOTAN, PENDLlTyON, OREGON. FRIDAY JULYJ," 1 i) 18.
EIGTIT PAGES
OVER THE NORTHWEST
Irnrln the rlc ttvum July 1 to S .Johnson strwt, deported today for her j
the Ked Oroin turgical dressinw class- ihome. ' -1
will follow the schedule riven be
low. Aftrrnoon work fcegins IT !
dor and evening classes at 7. The
July quota for supplies has been
doubled, making generous cooperation
, Imperative, and every Instructor ex
tends to volunteers not only n cordial
welcome, but an urgent appeal for as
Joining a party of Walla Walla folk
(for an outing yesterday at the R. M.
i Dorothy home on the Walla AAlla
river, were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P.
Whitman, Mlsa MaMe Whitman, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Simpson, James
' Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Jl. M.
distance In the library work rajm dur- jTunnler.
Ing anv of the following elapses: j
Monday afternoon Folding Class, A little city of nearly 500 people
Mrs. X K. Thompson. Instructor. .was created ny tiw guests wno spent
Monday afternoon Cutting Class, yesterday in the attractive gardens of
Mrs. M. A. Sprinkler, Instructor. Hidaway springs. Many, of the folk
Monday evening Business O.irls, jwere from Pilot Rock or surround
Mrs. J. C. Woodworth, Instructor. J'ng farms as well as from Pendleton
Tueaday afternoon Folding Class, and have been arriving home during
Mrs. J. 1C. Burgess, instructor. ; later hours of last evening or tp-
Taesday afternoon Cutting Class, day. A party of about twenty return
Mrs. F. H. Brown Instructor. U" Pendleton today Included Mr.
Wednesday afternoon Folding .and Mrs. G. A. Hartman. Mr. and Mrs:
Class. Mrs. T. D. Taylor. Instructor. J- Burgess, Miss Madeline Burgess.
Wednesday afternoon Cutting, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, Mr. and
Class, Mrs. Joe Murphy, Instructor. lMrs. S. R. Thompson, Miss The. ma
Thursday afternoon Folding Class, (Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Raley,
Mrs. H. K. Bickers, instructor. iJames Raley. Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Boy-
Thursday Afternoon Cutting Class, j den. Horace and Allan Hoyden. Miss
Mrs. Thomas Thompson, instructor. JKatherine Thompson. Miss Georgianna
Honor Guard Cutting Class, Miss Fletcher and Miss Margaret Phelps. ,
Lillian Boylen, Instructor.
ran
fill
Thursday evening Honor Guard
Folding Class, Mrs. K. M. Chambers,
Instructor.
Friday Afternoon Folding Class,
Mrs. 1. C Wood worth. Instructor.
Friday afternoon Cutting Class,
Mrs. J. T. Richardson, instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold TS. Barnett
were among the Walla Walla folk
who spent the Fourth at Bingham
Bprtoga. They spent the day with a
party from Pendleton wno motored
lap with Mr. and Mrs. L- U Rogers-
' A party spending yesterday after
nooa at Bingham Springs icluded Mrs.
W. T. Temple, Mr. and Mr. Ralph
Temple. Al Slusher. Mis Elsie Fita
maurlce and Miss Vera Temple.
"A regular monthly business meet
ing of tha Civic Club will toe held to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
club room of the library.
Mrs. A. Johnson, of Seattle, who
kas been a guest .at the home of her I
Barents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E Straub on :
Fcr Coated Tongue?
Bad Breath, Sour Stomach,
Bloating, Gat, Biliousness. Sick Head
ache, lad ideation, Coastiparjoa, take
the always reliable
FCLIY CATHARTIC TASLETJ
. They dear Ibeboweb.swsctea thestom
aca sod looc up tbe liver. Do not gripe.
J. B. Corear, KB Labor Temple. Los Ancelea.
Cat-: "Altar 56 rears' experience wiia ail KMa
and kioda of cathartic ffrrtir i, I aot wite to
Foley Catkartic 1 .Diets. nJ (acy arc the beet I
ever used."
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will be Incomplete without a
CAMERA. Coma in now and
we will show you tha Ansco.
the amateur camera of profes
sional quality, and tell yon how
to make pictures a success. Wa
sell Ansco Bpeedex Film, Cyko
Paper, Ansco Chemicals, every
thing you need to take with
you on your trip.
I Tallman & Co. !
E. E. Elder of Echo, was a Pen
dleton visitor today.
D. O. Justins is In Pendleton todaj
from Heppner. 4i.
J. M. Stevens of La Grande, is reg
istered at Hotel Bowman.
Lawrenoe Malcolm of . Echo Is In
the city today.
! J. T. Bullord of Echo Is in tbe city
i today.
I J- T- Ayers was in Pendleton yes
terday from Echo.
J. Leeper of Enterprise, transactea
business In the city today.
H. K. McClufa was In Pendleton
yesterday from La Grande.
J. Ringer of Helix, Is in Pendleton
today.
Mrs. Frances Crandell Is a Pendle
ton guest from Helix today.
J. C. Campbell .and little daughter,
Margaret, are in the city today.
Kverett King of Cold Springs Is tn
Pendleton today.
Mrs. J. H. Duvaall of Lexington Is
a. Pendleton visitor today.
C. & Jayne, stockman of Heppner,
was In Pendleton yesterday.
I John Bowman will leave tomorrow
j for P.exburg. Idaho, to visit . his
snuiueun, ju rv iHmiiian.
Mrs. O. B. Williams arrived this
morning from Los Angeles to be the
guest of Mrs. C. S. Terpening.
Mr. and Mrs. C L. Merley are reg
istered at Hotel Pendleton fro:u Stan-field-
M. A. Rlcker of Pocatello. Idaho,
la a Pendleton business visitor to
day. . . , - . . .......
H. W. Hicks of the Union Pacific
system. Is' registered at Hotel Pen
dleton. A. M". Patterson, sheepman from
Condon, Oregon, Is in Pendleton to
day.
Joseph Leuer of the Leuer Auto
Co., Is a business visitor 1 Portland
today, expected to return to Pendleton
tnight. ,i i , t3nzjs
nd Mrs. R. Alexander return-
UlnOTHErl HUBBARD Wll.1,
W AVE A NEU rionnaoM
ftiftTH fQOO PIUO UP rUGHOMGAQ4 SHCIF
SHE XL. HAVE ALL SHt'U NEED ALL.
) HSR HOUSEHOLD TO FEEO
J)Hl U. CAM IT OR DKf IT HCftSELF.
A.WAUei4tON,3C - j
ed last night from C;unp Jwis,
where they visited their son. Roy
Alexander, who Is in the service..
Mr. and Mrs. William Purchase and
little Miss Kieanor Purchase were
members of a motor party whlth went
yesterday to Lehman Springs
' Mrs. Florence Spere returned yes.
terday from lone where she was
goest at the home of Mrs. Nell Wlson
and her brother, Walter Smith.
I. E. E. King, clerk of school dist
rict Xo. 69, near Helix, transacted
business in'Pendleto ntoday at the
county superintendent's office.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Brail en and
daughter, and A. J Gales and Louis
Lagoin arrived in Pendleton today
by auto from Toppenish, Washing
ton. Mrs. Raymond "Walker, who has
been visiting her parents, - MY and
Mrs. D. I. Conner at Pilot Bock, re
turned today to her home In Stan
fleld. Mrs Anna Furnish and little daugh
ter, Katherlne, left today for Bickle
ton. Washington, to visit Mrs. Frank
Stevens, mother of Mrs. -urnlsh.
Brooke IMckson and Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Gorries motored to Pilot Rock
last night to attend the dance there-
A. J- Owen caught some good fish
three miles from town yesterday.
"WOOF" IS YANKEE
FOR "I WANT EGGS'
Mr.
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a pa for sale wltb every '
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BY FRED S. FERGUSON. "
(United ITess Staff Correspondent.
WITH THE .AMERICAN ARMY IN
THE FfELD, June ,16. (By Mail)
Oof is one of the first things tne
American soldier learned to say fn
France.
It is his pronunciation' of the
Frefichmari's word for egg.
The doughboy is a constant egg
hunter. On arriving in a village while
on the march the figst thing sought is
the source of the town's egg supply.
If the troops remain for any length of
time the hens of the village are cer
tain of a busy session if they expect
to keep up with the demand.
It is nothing uncommon to hear a
grinning American tell of having
stowed away a doxen tggs at a single
meal. If officers expect to have eggs
at their mess, their orderlies must get
out an4 bustle to beat the doughboys
to the hennery. It's a wild race lor
"Oofs."
A new arrival In France recently
joined up with a certain outfit now in
Picardy. He hadn't learned what Is an
fn ri-nh Ttttt he rolled Into the
(first shop he saw that looked like It
might sell eggs. He tried every way
he kney to tell the shopkeeper he
wanted eggs. Then he resorted to sign
language, A box1 was on the counter.
iThe American spied it, hopped up on
!the counter, sat on ' the box. then
IJumped down and flapping his arms!
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WllOl. CaCRieu i,uu i ".
Still the French worrym did not un
derstand. Other sold iors passing by
!aw the performance, and "called
i "Oof" to the unfortunate bunkie. He
fairly stormed the shop with:
"Woof! Woof!" Woof!"
i The snopKeeper run evu.
i "Woof: wool. ' exciaimea tne vi
;terican.
4 Then a light dawned Irt the shop
keepers eyest A minute uiitr "
doushboy had a dozen eggs.
llogtra Llcpior Xo MriiMS
OLY.MI'IA, July 4. Washington's
prohibition law penalty falls -equally
upon the man who sells real liquor
and tho one who-undertakes to do so
and discovers that he has had color.
ea water foisted upon him. The su
preme court so decides in affirming a
conviction of Henry Seablom.
1 Grays' Harbor Payroll.
ABRHfiBRX, Wash., July 4. The
Jul- Fourth payroll of Grays, Harbor
logging; , camps, which is being met
today, approximates Jl. 500.000. All
the harbor cities, especially Aberdeen,
are crowded with woodsmen. Hotel?
and lodging houses have been forced
to place cots lu their hallways to ac
commodate the crowd now l.i town.
Military police have been placed on
duty here to look after tho 2000 sol
diers who will be in the city over the
holiday.
Xewberg Has $8000 Fire.
NEWBERG, July 4. Fire follow
ing an explosion of gasoline In the
rear of , the I. W. Hill tailor shop late
Tuesday afternoon entailed lors esti
mated at 18000. Insurance carried
by the owners of the damaged struc
tures could not be ascertained to
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Manslaughter Ts Verdk1.
KLAMATH FALLS. Or.. July 4.
Guilty of manslaughter," was the
verdict brought in by the Jury today
following the trial of William H'ol
brook and J. E. Paddock for the mur
der of O. T. McKendree at Dry Tralrie
April 20, 1918.
Oregon First State
Of Union Over Top
With W. S. S. Pledges
r
Ore.. July 1. .
in the W ,S. 8.
Farm Has Second Suicide.
COLFAX. Wash.. July . 4 George
Hayes, aged 47, a farm laborer on
the P. W. Gecr ranch. 15 miles south
west of Colfax, was found dead today
inf. a neighbor's deserted cabin, hav
ing taken strychnine. County Cor
oner Bruning brought tne body to
Colfax.
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Save and Serve
APPrtOVKH ISOVMAMA-V
THEATV
WISTKMOVW. July . Tho ; C.cr-
nmi n-k-liHtaic lia pimved the Iton-
manian ix-acc treaty says a Berlin dls
IMilrh. KiH'hlmann formerly annnunc
ccl that (icrtnany doesn't Intend to
Mart a campaign Invading India. The
ratification of the treaty Is a victory
for Junkers. The socialists arc hit-'
tcrly u;ioserl to It as Urn severe.
KITTLE yACK MORHER WILL
IT IN CORNER
tJlTH nAVS MIS O00O MOTHER
HAS PLANMEO.
CxE'u'rcEO her wMoce Baoort
Hoy Has Narrow PSt-apc.
COTTAGE OHOVB, Or.. July 4.
To be whirled around a rapidly revolv
ing shaft, to have every bit of cloth
ing except his shoes and stockings
torn from him and yet escape with
but a few scratches was the experi
ence of Ralph J-ammers, 14-yfar-old
son of Mr- and Mrs. George Lammers.
10OO Tractors for Oregon.
SALEM. Or., July 4. VIck Pros., cf
this city, have just purchased 1000 of
the new "Fordson" Ford tractors for
use In Oregon. George F. Viok, of
the firm, left for Detroit recently and
today his brother Charles received
a wire from him of the purchase.
Tacoma Gets T-Ont Fare
TACOMAi July 4. The Tacomae
city council today approved a 7-cent
street car fare and a provision allow-
ing the sale of 15 tickets for $1. By
the ordinance passed the higher fare
will become effective July 8.
Nanal Plane Makes Trip.
CAMP LEWIS, Wash., July 5. Sea
and land forces of the United States
exchanged greetings by seaplane yes
terday. Lieutenant J5. T. Condon, Jr.,
naval aviator, bringing a message to
Colonel E. N. Jones, camp command
er, from Rear Admiral R. E. Coonts,
commandant of' the 19th naval dist
rict, and carrying back with him a
message to Admiral Coontx.
Salem Asylum Has No Room.
SALEM. Ore.. July 5. Because of
the crowded condition at the Oregon
state hospital for the Insane at Salem,
future commitments from Multnom
ah county will be made to the Eastern
Oregon hospital at Pendleton, accord
ing to an order made by the state
board of control Wednesday after
noon. '
W)lin,.VXII,
"Oregon First"
i drive. j : i
VII available Information gaili
ereii by the Oregon War Saving
cointntltuev Indicates that this
state, was first In going over the
top tn tho cuiiiaign which end
ed Tuesday.
So far as Is known no other
, state had reported reaching its
quota when Oregonto telegram to
President Wilson and Secretary of
the Treasury McAdoo was rrttdy
to send,
Utah, it was said, was almost
at the jiolnt of victory, in Wa-di-ington,
Seattle's alugglisliti.f In
reaching its quota is dclaylrgr tho
entire state, it was reported. The
Ptiget Sound clly attempted to
register War Stamp uirdges ' by
having people come to toting
boot ha, but the plan fell short of
results obtained through personal
solicitation. 1
Oregon as m whole wrfl probab
ly, hi the final reports, be shown
to have exceeded Its $17,500,000
substantially Multnomah county
for msancc, has subscrklcd $7.
000.000. approximately, says Dist
inct Manager.. Henry E. I teed.
The county's quota, including that
of Portland, was 4ff.322.280.
There are only three counties in
the stale which as yet have failed
to make ofriHal report of the
termination of their campaign.
These counties are Wallowa, Mal
heur and Harney. Preliminary
reports to Associate stulo Direc
tor Wonarott from these countiivi
.contained declarations that whllo
they were not yel over the top
they would keep on until they arc
successful. .
X. Y. Culls 70. Idlers.
NEW YORK, July 1. Seventy men
are subpoenaed under the new work
or flsht order effective today. Forty
thousund New Yorkers are affected.
MXTY-TllttKE IECOnATE!.
AVASIII(iT()X. July a. KKIy-thrco
more suldtcrs were awarded distin
guished scrvf crosN fr guilumry In
action, Pershing anjmuwcd today
Get a 10- cent package of Or,
James' Headache Powders,
' arid "dob. 't suffer.
Ladies White Shoes
IN P0FLIN OR REIGNSKIN
i . . Tlur fori
. Ladies White Reignskin lace boot, wood
covered neeis, weic soies pt.vo
Ladies' White Kid Lace Boots, .Good
year welt soles , $6.50
Ladies' and Misses' White Kid . Sport:
:Shoes, foxed in brown, low heels, a
shoe for solid comfort $4.50:
Ladies' Black Vamps, white kid top
shoes, Goodyear welt soles. ... $4.95
Ladies' Brown and Grey Walking;
Shoes, 1 in. heels, all sizes. . .'. $5.00
Ladies' Comfort Shoes, plain toe, cush-'
ion soles .' $1.95 !
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Wlien your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will go wild.
It's heedlesa - to Buffer when you can
tr.ke a remedy like Or. Jamea' Head
ache Powders and relieve the pain and
neuralgia at once. Send "omeone to;
the drug store now for a dim package j
of 'Dr. Jame' Headache ' Powders, j
Don't suffer! In a few momenta you j
rill feel fine headache gone no more J
leurtilria pain. j
PATtNTCO
THE ':.
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Ford
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is everlastingly at work on 300,000
Ford cars, saving tires and i
DOING ITS BIT
In the transportation work of the Nation.
The saving It cftrrts In .general up-keep
ad tlfrs expense makes it a great
ECONOMIC UTILITY
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and Umatilla County s Guards
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rrcpamtion f.imillar to many women u O
Mother Friend.
It f more electlre In It action than aTl
fh benl Lb rutva erer laid down for tle
gnridanca of expectant mothers It is '
external application that apreada Ita influence
upon tbo corda, tendona aed mimcJen of tha
abdomen, rendering them pliant, and they
expand ffrset'fullf wilhout that peculiar
wrenchinc strain,
Tha occnjrlon fw, their fore, one of n n
boondad Jrvyful antrcipation and too vrarh
stresa cannot be laid npoa the remarkable
influenoe which a m-tber s happf prenatal
dispnvltion tins nnon tha aealtli ami fortanea
of Uta ffenciiitiuua to come.
Tho p:vn at tha criris la hiflnlMr le
when M ther Friend ocd rtoHrnT the
peri id of expertaw y tar ttv niuwlea ex-
SanH raster and itb lesa strain when baby
1 bora.
Mother's Friend tf for external 1e only,
la entirely tat and maf be had of your I
rtruinrist. It ia preparei by ttaa Brarlneldl
ReKaiainr Co., Lamar B)ir., jMlnnta,!
Ca. Wrtta Urem to mail you tlefr interest-1
in Mother.ooJ Book." They will arnd t nt ;
once, rilhout chnrro. and yoo 1U And Hi
ery arlpful. Do not nerleot for a slnr
r.irfit nnd mornlnff to apply Mother's Krnd
acronMnc to direction, a round the "O' !
rnd thim fortify yourself arainrt pain and'
When your nerves are all
on edge and sleep seems
out of the question take
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