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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1919)
"S ( , '" ., ' ypr ; ! '.Section Two' I ges 9 to 12 Lt"JJJ-iLLiJ.lIBW'"gJ.UiIH"i "Ul m ', L-H? 1L-L,.JLLJL...-1JJ 1LL 'liil.L-LJ. ' IL1LJ !' "' II, LJli. - . ' -smm . iii.ij.. ij.nn .JLIJ.J !i ..U .iLi!li!lJllgSJJ"i! J.Ji'JJLi'gJB-'.'J 9. L -. JL . J" -i - 1 LLJi-lLJ..lIL-eW Section Two Pages 9 to 12 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1919. CITY COUNCIL DRAFTING NEW TRAFFIC COD E CON FORMING TO STATE LAWS Children Cry for Fletcher's BANDSTAND CONTRACT f LET LAST EVENING Eleven O'clock Amusement . Closing Law May be Changed. NVw trafio ordinances for Pendle. ton, brought up to data and In con. formance with the new mate law, Willi be aubmltted to tfye city council at aj peclal meeting JVlday evening. The , ordinances will dirrer In many re pecte from those now in effect, ac. cording to City Attorney J. A, Fee, who has the first draft ready for the ordinance committee. Declaring that the 11 o'clock amusement closing law waa working - an Injustice on places which aell food and aoft drink and have neither gamea nor place for "loafing." mem ber of the council, led by J. H. K tea, panned a resolution to refer to the ordinance committee the matter of . amending the closlmr ordinance so that aoft drink partora might remain open until afer dances and shows close. Under the present workings of the law, persona can get nothing to eat or drink after 11 o'clock, nor can tobacco be sold. This, they claim, works a dual hardship, affecting both the merchants and the public Ron tit mil Sewer. Plans ami specifications for the proposed south hillside aewer were submitted toy P. R. Hayes, city engi neer, and, on motion referred to the sewer committee for- closer Inspec tion, The proposed Improvement starts at High and Jane streets, runs to Bluff, thence on Bluff to Calvin, thence on Calvin to the Intersection at Railroad and Calvin streets. Pett tlon for extension of a sewer on Pine street was denied by the committee and their action upheld hy the coun cil on the ground that private connec tions may be made without excessive Inconvenience. Permission was granted the Troy Laundry to Install a new boiler and other machinery and erect a new smokestack, within the firs limits of the city. To ntilld Band Stand. Punham. Brownlnw at Payne, suc cessful bidders on the erection of the municipal bandstand, were awarded the contract for $362. The stand will be built on city property In Pioneer Park, all hut na of the councilman $Lvorlng the north side site. The stand will be used for concrts, patri otic addresses and other public at,' fairs of an open air nature, Among the bills presented and or dered paid was one from the U. 8, treasury department for 95, the tax on the billiard and pool tables in the firemen's -quarters In the city hall. The new motorcycle purchased for the police department was also order ed paid for, as well as a number of miscellaneous bills. $2500 Improvements . At Troy Laundry Announced by Manager Tintwovemonts amounting to $2.VM, and Including a steam en gine) and a new holler, will iw In stalled Immediately at Die Troy laundry on fiardrn street, by the pmfwlctnr, Harvey Ilender. To moot Uk demands of a grow ing ImslnetM, Ilie steam engine will lie used In conjunction with the electric power now In use, while the boiler will bo an Improvement on tlie old equipment. Hie new addition will lie iilaeed at the rear of the hulldlnir. A reduction of expensea and better service, according to Mr. Bender, will result from the new system. H. LATOURELLE WRITES AS SHIP HEARS N. Y. Lilies to be Missing, Eggs Higher for Easter POIITI.AXD. Or . April 17. Spring lambs have made their appearance for the Kaster trade, the first arrivals being shown during the day. Prices are Just a fraction below those of a year ago. A year ago they were t20. There will be no supply of Easter lilies this season, according to recent announcement made by Portland flor. It; due, they say, to the fact that the government refused to allow them to Import bulbs from Holland, because of shortage of shipping space. Kggs for Easter wil I be higher priced this season than ever before known, the price today bring 13 to 14 cents a dozen above the previous high record reached a year ago. SCHOONKH IUTtN'8. MASIIIXTOV, April 18. The navy auxiliary schooner Prwuicola Is reported to have caught on fire ofr Icimlck Inland M shoals near the lM'lauare breakfast, April 13, the na vy deiwrtment anrtminced. The V. S. 8. McKean reamed all hands. Watch Your Child's Tongue I Constipated Children Gladly Take "California Syrup of Figs" For the Liver and Bowels Tell your druggist you want genuine "California Syrup of Figs." Full directions and, dose for babies and children of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on the bottle. Look for the name "California" and accept no other "Fig Syrup." Beware I Riverside Garage ' BEN NEIL CYRVS BARKER, Props. When your car needs repairing bring it to Neil & Barker. We have our shop equipped to do any.kind of Repairing, Cylinder Grinding, New Pistons and Rings made. OXYACTELENE WELDING .When you have a broken part that you think can not be fixed give us a trial. We weld anything but a broken heart We have a line of Ford Parts, also Tires, Tubes, Oils, etc TMTrwXTTI 1 on On him way back to the Mate, H, P. Latourelle, in the navy and aboard thr IT r S. PJttHburff, writes to his father. It. J. I,atoureHe and Kayo that he ex pectM to make many more trips but hope to be homo for 30 duya next August. Folowlnx are extract from the Jotter: 8t, ThomaH, Virgin lA.undff, i April 8, 1819, "In one week we expect to be in New York. Of course you cannot have much of an idea of what that means. But I've been waiting for this moment for the pant two years and they were long yearn too. 4Vur trip no far ban been pretty STood. One unique feature nf It is that we went to Trinidad Inland and picked up a crew from a shipwrecked MullinR vetwel and we are bringing them tnl New York This la not the Trinidad of the coaxt of the northeantern part of South America hut it in a. little Inland almost due east rrom mo ue Janeiro. It Is an out of the way place that most maps do not show. Our next stop was at fit. Thomas. Virgin Inlands. It Is the first place belonging to Uncle 8am we have struck since we left Panama In 1917. This place Is very pretty and Is noted for, having the castle of the famous pirates, Black Beard and his brothers. Red end Blue. I thought the storv myth until I saw the castles with my own eyes The natives of the city are coaling for us. Pome men but mostly women from 14 VPnrn up are doing the work They carry the coal In bankets: about 90 to 100 pounds, on their heads. We are taking 1600 tons. They get two cents a banket for carrying It. We will be in New York In about a week then we go to the navy yard and then shove off for Brest for load of dough-boys. We may make 100 trips across and we may make only one. You would know why I say this if you were in this outfit. You can't always tell what is going to hap pen. There were times during the war when the people at Washington didn't ev-n know where this ship was. If Ihey did. I can't understand wh thev sent sailors for the Pittsburgh down the west coast of South America and then brought them back to New York and then sent them' down airaln So you see its always best not to plan much. - This ship may be on the went coast by July or August and then there will he nothing to keep me from coming luiine for 30 days." The Kind You Have .Always Bought, and which has been la use for over thirty years, has borne h . cm , VP V i una nan oeen made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one in AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. 'What is CASTOR I A Castoria is a harmless sutetitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic eubstance. Its age is its guarantee. Fcr more than thirty yc.-.rs it has been in constant use for the relief cf Constipation, Hatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; llayingr Fcvcri-hnccs arking -therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach csd Dowels, aids GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of MOT II C E to Automobile Owners I wish to announce that I have opened an up-to-date automobile repair shop at the cor ner of West Alta and Ann St., where I will be equipped to handle your work with prompt ness and efficiency. My years of experience with the Simpson Auto Co., where I did prac tically nothing except the repairing of Ford cars has especially fitted me to handle your work satisfactorily. ' THURMAN MORTAMER. Shop 5 Blocks West of Post Office. 5 In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought Baker to Return to States in 10 Days PARIS. April 16 Secretary Baker in an Interview with a correspondent mid -tie had not yet determined wheth er or not the Americans will partici pate In the Indcflnte occupation ol thineland. It the American forces .should, he said they will be volunteers. Ho declared the army hopes to repat riate 875,009 soldiers in May and 3IHUI00 in June. linker said he expects to return to America In in days. In the meantime. he will cooperate with the liquidation commission which Is hnndllnff vast American materials and structures, and will review some of the troops and will possibly visit Coblenx. ANOTHER WAR BRIDE BACK TO AMERICA ' 4 Y 9 TESANU ' Vk-v Madame Teisanu. bride of Major Teisanu, military attache of the Rumanian -legation In Washington, has just returned to the capital with Jjor husband Following their marriage la?t summer, when duty caled her , huaeband Into the war tone Madame Selsnau acompanlcd him.' She was Miss Adele . Humphreys, daughter of Samuel I Humphreys, prominent ami.' wwealthy Philad phlan, before her 'marrisge. Her return to I .America Is hailed with pleasure In Washington aoclal and diplo matic circles. to bhjv iv in n.wa PAIll. Alrl 18. Tlio Kclio do Pari says It nnilcrstniids llw Vrrnun ildelcgatc wilt bo Riven cllit or en'una lmwt tttslcie8s. days io ri-n the peace prelimliuirirs, tant parts of the property in an air- and that In the meantime an euimiarjr 1 Plane which will be equipped with will be Hent to Weimar. NORTH BEXD SCHOOL PAT M I X I'M I'M SAL A RY OP $85 wireless communicatlAn ranch, headquarters. NORTH BEND, April 17. A mini mum wage scale of $85 for teachers in the ward schools has been deter mined by the North Bend school board The minimum for hiffh school teachers is $100 a month. The salary of Su perintendent Robert Goetz has been Eggrs for Kaster will be higher Some of the t-acnr nave been re-; employed for the next term, of school and further selections are yet to be' made. 1 i GKNKRAIj dickmax Sr.SPKXDS NEWSPAPERS ' rXCLE WHJi PRESENT A FLAG tp WASHINGTON, April 17. ; The state obtaining the largest over-subscription to the Victory Loan will be awarded the Amer-. lean flag which floated over the capitol dome on a number of his. torfc occasions after the United States entered the war, the tra- sury department announced to- day. Oregon Theatre FRIDAY Apr. 18 KLAW 6 ERLANGEfe GPO C TVI pp 4- LV-v" PRESENT ift THE PLAY THATi PUTSJOY.INTOj LIVING a" I ' I rnn WORLD FAMOUS BOOK. OF THE SAME NAME By ELEANOR H.P0RTER.1 Seats on Sale at Thompson's Drug Store. Reserved Seats bv Mail. - - -' PRICES 75c, $1.50, $2.00 COBLENZ, April 17. The morning and evening editions of the Coblenz t , ,, . -.1 .1 n. . ... .1 . ..1 f.tm three days by Oeneal Dlckman for criticising the allies in connection with ' toM an article, on developments In Hun gary. This was the first offense of the newspaper. Commenting on the Hungarian sit uation the article said: "The responsibility is to be placed upon the deluded entente Imperialists who are thus preparing for their own destruction and that of the monstrous peace they have planned." ""2ll"a"si"sl"lt"K"s am S3 RJIY AVIATOItS Wn.f, riliOT OX RAXCIl AJfSOXIA, April 17 Announce ment was made here that Ehrhardt Srhmltt of this city, a former army aviator, will leave soon for Harden. Mont, where he will lie em.pioyea SJ a flier on a wheat ranch owned byg t ,S2 MMt?5 ill mQmM si 7- 9 6N BO in mt Km . - J. P. Morgan. One of his duties will be to pilot the ranch mAnager to dls- DRINK HOT WATER " BEFORE BREAKFAST I Says you really feel clean, sweet and tresn insiae, ana are seldom ill. If you are accustomed to wake up with a coated tongue, foul breath or n dull, dlzisy headache; or, If your menls sour and turn into as and nclds, you have a real surprise await ing you. Tomorrow morning. Immediately upon nrisfhg. drink a glass of hot wster with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In it. This Is Intended to first neutralize and then wash out of your stomach. liver, kidneys and thlrtv feet of Intestines all the Indi gestible waste, poisons, spur bile and toxins, thus demising, sweetening and purifying tho entiro alimentary canat. Those subject to sick headaches, backache bilious sttacks, constipation or any form of stomach trouble, are urged to get a quarter pound of lime stone phosphate from the drug store and begin enjoying this morning in sldo bath. It Is said that men and women who try this become enthu siastic nnd keep it lip daily It Is a splendid health measure for it Is more Important to keep clean ana pure on the inside than on the outside, because the skin pores do not absorbe Impuri ties Into the blood, causing disease, while the bowel pores do. The principle of bathing Inside Is not new, as millions of people practice It. Just as hot water nnd soap cleanse, purify and freshen the skin, so hot water and a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate act on the stomach, liver kidneys and bowels. 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That is why it stamU so uiJi y years of weather's wear and tear. The picture lxve is taken from a photograph showing a two-coat liim cf Hum Svandkd I'aivt held in far Lnii. The lilu was over I' " ' ' - WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC. L. J. McATEE The Practical Paint Man. Ilowiiiuii Unci! llkick. yot it was as flexible M plioiograplied ; Landkerchirl. I fyoui-.ac been having paint troubles, or wont in prevent thim.tel! us about your puintiui! sieeJs. The expert advice given to 'ad!y will cost you uuthing. It ma I St,jit,iaoica.uiaia jv'jaii m-j e,m mi tm j m mv '.9 V tin) rm W n-n mt " mt 1 aa'jr".;orof;r'arspr.r'i?MJa,'"' 1