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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1919)
Section Two Pages 7 to 10 Section Two Pages 7 to 10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1919. PENDLETON I AN S BY THOUSANDS SAW DARING AIRMEN PERFORM Cool s2ppeiysm!dte$ C SIX PLANES USED FOR VICTORY LOAN CROWD OF 40,000 SAW SUNDAY FLIGHTS Major Walsh, Native of Walla Walla Was in Fly ing Detail I'ndli-lon, Individually find collec tively, departed yesterday by auto to oe the flying- clrcun at Walla WmIIu and a, never-ending; iirocewlon of ma chlnea from this city to Uie nolKhlmr ln one. proclaimed that local citizens were on hand for the exhibition. h i airijnca, all , In tho atr at once, for half an hour went through evolutions which were wltneawd by 40,000 nooplo. The nlanea diiiuiicd thouaanda of liberty loan heralda, as well aa looping the loop, iloug barrel ruiia, none aiilns, tail loin. Itiimelmaii dlvea md other aerial acrobutie tun la. Three of the tnarhliu-n were bombing plane, and three fuMer machines, i'kluren of the city were tuken from the plane. Major Hubert Walnh, a native of Walla Walla, and a, couain of Jim Hlurgln. or this city, wu one of the aix officers who made the flight ye lurdny. s There were 24 officers In the parly. In charge of 1 1 planes Walla Walla people who were la hen aloft in the machines Ik-fore the official program J M. It ohn and Director Hines Will Reach Portland This Evening:; Is on Tour I'OHTii.VVD, Or April 21. Walker I. 1 linen, dlrtvtor fretjra! itt tlic uutloiuU railway, Is Hclicd ulitl to arrive In lortlanl at 10.30 oYI.M'k tUftfitv a4iuitiaiiled by m group of railroad ofrMulrt. IHm Urf OMieral JJliu. and IiIh aiHlrtaiiti, who an touring the country In a !eHl train, aro ro-iilujc to wrnfw wlih kHal rail road off Mult and ,huliKi inrn toiiHHYOw it'Uitlvu to rutvn and I'lirrhaHi of iMifdUf4. ' Thfy will Im tho Kiivrt of tlie Cliamlcr of CViiinurfn Tutwday noon. , Tho offirfulfi a-onipnnyliuc tlw ilfrewtor gtnierl inrliido T. C. J'lmrO; director of Uhi UUInJoii or racial rAMiidllnrci; If. Is. tiKiMiir. dfrt'tor of Muvi.Mr-j Mux Tlirfi'ih, dlror of iihllo acrvtur; lOdnurd rhanilMTH, tllrev Utr of tnifflr; JtrW 'Ihw, a HlNiaiit dUvctor general: Jt, II. AMiton, norlliwe iiicmiiihI ilirrr lur: tf. O. VMMlworlli, traffk an Hiwtanl; II. K, I.yram, K-4 drill or I ho l. Jt SU 1 and I S. Carroll, regional Mir Imslmc al'iit. Halo HoldtMt. nv-iHuU dl rocaor of tho ivntral wcnUto ill. tfalmi, will iikvC Uhj party In llila Hie orri. InN will Irate ffw Kmii 1-YaiH'Uco Tnvmlay afternoon. TRACTOR SHOWOPENS AT WALLA WALLA 600 ACRE FIELD WILL BE PLOWED Exhibition Will be Nation al m Character is Announced. . :' moads mapsi ROBBER . . EXPIRES , IN HOSPITAL : UNDER -All OPERATION And now tan Km are neekl road information. The (Joudrich National Tour Ins Bureau ha distributed thouaanda of road maps fur the convenience of pi lota of every conceivable means of convey anc including home and wagon. automobile, truck, motorcycle, bicycle and even airplane, but the most unique request for a hlKhway route was received lout, Week when Mr. M. H. Laud en, puuiicity director of the Central liberty Loan Committee, cleve- land, asked for maps for the drivers of twenty 6-ton tanks During the Victory Loan camt'uluii several -battalions of R. J. DARBY REFUSED TO TELL RELATIVES It' f t a r a 1 a mir . a .. i 1,1 ' 11 t'Vmil 'DfllUl III MS OI 1 !: ... .. LA' Wa"h- Apr" " ' little ra.pr. will TRANS-OCEAN FLIGHT TAKES 5,500 MILES nulla w alius great tractor and (tower tunning; aeinonatrittlon and ag-f ricultural congress Is ready to greet! he turmers of r'gon. WawhlnKton Montana and idiihn foi- tii Im ihl Held that the show la planned to j reach. . . I Wednesday morning brfKht andj enrlV 2000 furti.rv rui.rsanntui i...,. ! I'Altlrf. April 21. The actual trans- AtliinMc portion the proposer flight o LuMitetiHiit Kontaln would be covered were W. W. Ilaker. jlu two "Jumps," from Diikar to Kt. Prank W. Tlerney. i'auls rot ka, 1100 miles and from AM were enthusiastic concerning the1 there to I Yrri.imltnco, 75U miles. The flight. (total distance to lie covered between The day, according to the aviators Coublay to Dio de Janeiro Is 6500 was ideal for the circus because of miles. Fontuln's first attempt was only a slight wind. It wan also per-jmude March J6. He was forced' to feet for spectators, because the sun-! land because of engine trouble after IlKht was not bright enough to cause! making 100 miles, the second attempt Will stand Hlnnfiiin lt I'nif-inwtt-i ti that Im new ttnd modern In power farming equipment. Tho great 500. 1 acre test-lield la near Walla Walla and thyru tractor men will give tests' over specified ground varying their j tests from level grdund to grades rang-' ing from ten to fifty per cent. Tho demonstration la national in j character, since It Is under the uhh- 4 plecs of the National Tractor usao-; ciatlon and ha the support uf the' implement and Tower Farming aaso ciatlon of Kpokune and Portland. The general manager of the event is A. K. HUdu brand, who has been Identified with the greatest tractor shown in the l ulled Htates and Can ada. Aa an aid to Mr. Hildebrand In staking the show so as to bring out nil the educational features of travel into the most remote rural diwtrU-tn In practically every sec tion of the country demoiiHtraL ing their stamina and versatility. Tlie Uoordiob road maps will not be used by the tank drivers to guide them over the best roads, but to' route them by the quick est roule to the bud roods. A tank isn't at home unless it Is either wallowing In sticky mud or biasing a trail through rough unchartered territory. it can give its most impresKive demon strut ion. tinder the very condi tions that automobiles and trucks seek to avoid. l i I PORTLAND. Ore., April 21. Kit II 4 adhering to his refusal to tell any thing of his antecedents. It. J. Darby who said a robber had shot hint 4, twice during an attempt d noinup MICA AXLE GREASE Was Lured to Woods by Robber Who Claimed to Sell Lots. AXLE CR STANDARD OIL Mica Axle Grease spreads evenly and . formsa cool.slippery coating: that clings to the spindle and makes pulling" eas ier. The Mica fills up all roughness in the metal, makes' the grease work' better and last twice long. Nohot boxes. Ask your dealer. Buy by tho pail. . , STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CslMoraia) ' near Ht. Johns fluturday, died yester 4 1 duy ut the Uood HJLnmrttan h'wpllal. 4 I Iarby lved at the Arlington hutel, at iKixth and Flanders streets, where he Salem Elks Want 1920 . ' hammer, August Huckesteln and B. Stale Convention 1 here tuin how many members. In mddltlitn Chicago Cuts Potato Peeling the Thinnest (By United Press.) WASHINGTON. A;;rll 21. Chicago! tisement, and In answer t a tele- ih. is the most pr,,r,n,l,J.l t f,,n,l amnno ' Phone ciijl met ttie advertiser in the H. J. Jack, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co., Pendleton, Ore. Mica Axle Grease For Sale By W. I. Gadwa, Pendleton, Ore. Bracher Hdw. Co., Pilot Rock, Geo. C. Daer & Co., Pendleton, Ore. Ore. - Peter Hansen. Holdman. Ore. it-Kisitrreu on AfJru a xruiii sun frail- Cisco. Mr. Darby appeared at the home of W. L. Ilogan, 1716 Chautauiiua street. alout 11:30 p m. Saturday, with twoi bullet wounds in his body. He was j to the stipulated 2 delesatea. will t- in hii hvHleriml condition, and told ai XALKM, April 21. Determined to: able to attend. Kalem Klk s will have story of having been shot by a manuring the state Klk's convention ft i their annual homecomlns' Tuse-a)r who had taken lilm to the woods near, to Salem, the local lodge will! night at the Armory. An elaborate Willis boulevard and Washburn ; send n esiiecially strong delegation, program has heen prepared, .Including -streets to show him some lots. fto the state convention at. Klamath, a show troupe from Portland. The wounded man said he had met. Falls t hie year. A committee compos-1 ' the supposed real estate dealer by an-ied of D. G. Drager, Walter L Tooze, : swerlnff an advertisement in a news-; Sam Manning. W. L. West, Oscar Steel luper. The advertisement, which; Inspectors Hnaw and Tackaberry have. Identified as one run In the Oregon-, ian April 9, asked for a young man' with a f 100 liberty bond to take a po sition selling lots for a wage of $30 a' week. i Mr. Darby said he wrote an adver-! ' The average fish bone le easier to swallow than the average fish story. eyestrain. AMKUH'.W FfMtlt Nlllf XOT ATTAC'KKW 111 1IU.VS was April S. and failure was due to mishap after an hour In the air. STAY TO ' AIM'KAI, IlKMil WS , AUIlOAn 1.DXDOK. Auril 51. The report Ibat an American food ship was at- BIM'HKKIJ", Al-ril 1 The Helglan tacked by the Oernians at Hamhurn I government hns Issued notice to Hel la not true, aorordlnz to nn offlclu! ' glans In other countries that It Is bet mesage received by An.erlran nnvnliier they should not tome home now henduarlers here. A miu-n rerelv-! unless they have urgent business In ed here todsv that all was nuHe In ; It-inium. Family reusons ire not con. llamTiurgwnTIerevlofi inesaics dldi:dered by the govcmmenl as euffl. rot mention any serious trouble there, j clently urgent. runner, will be the heads of agrlcul- the nation's big cities. tral collt-ges of the northwest, state Chicago throws away less food. ricultural agents over four states. I consumes cruets of bread that make "'ranger, who had introduced himself V. M. C. A lobby. The two Journeyed according: trip the cuts' to Johns by street car, Qnd'io uaroy, ana aunng tne The three days are to be crowded ! rosy cheeks fulLtif interesting tests.. Trucks and ( This Is indicated by a survey of gar tructors both) will be Included In the bage collection made by the pilU dcmonstratluna 11 well as all kinds lirugh Sanitary Commission. ' whase of equipment for the farm home I figures are used by The operation, care and power machinery, will be Mr. Coy. asked If Mr. Darby had the bond with him. Mr. Darby re-( plied that he had it. Reaching Cha tauqua street the pair descended and Mr. Darby said his companion' l-and public and private lessons givea Washington, the survey shows. Isshat hinl- He "uld tne rnan "rea the former. A.1I types of machines the most prodigal, since her municipal' "" " one taking effect In his both the trucks garhn-te pail each vear contains "43 nlecK anU "n,,'her ln "CK- Uaruy the Sovernment1 waiseo to tne wooos upkeep of,exirls in directing national campal-jh .'" rr' o explained sns for waste elimination. when w:thout will be on hand and rious soil conditions. r n r"aj8HBnt-Mi i mmmmmmm M- i i-m'mw1 f. w. 9 , I A FOOD AxOta.. Qrape Every poundfjper per-wii. Chicago . hut SO pounds per person. M ti n i c : pa 1 pa rbagtt pa i la Gulden Granule mt represents a definitely balanced blend of the food values-of wheat and malted barley. Grape-Nuts gives much needed nourishment, to the tissues of body and brain and is as delicious as it is eco nomical and heaithfnl. t'levclund with a discard of 166 pounds: "d ""rough the woods to the Hogan. Iter person, is in the wasteful class, j " New York, despite It's title as the! D"rb' refused to tell police where big spending town, discards only 157! lived b'"r coming to Portland discards " '' " " -o snow ot tne snooting. He maintainea of some'tne wame attitude at the hospital and othr hir cities contain: Knltlo.or. . "" lu operauiij, .aoie .0 nave . 511 minds r .,ron rinrinn.il. ?3.Htn bullets removed without telling ; I'Mimuo; i iimuurgll, J 3 O UI1U Jiansas , City. 299. Chicago leads other cities ln low costs on garbage collection. She pays' Boston Is talking up the charms ot but 13 cents per capita for this service dolphin steaks, which Is a horrible! icach year. yt. Paul gets the workllhing for a cultured city to do. It Is' done for 17 cents while Cleveland pays' lm lik a poet's eating the cham- I 34. Cleveland, however, fealizes more! bered nautilus. ( for sale of products made from the! ' SIXTH ANNUAL BALL GIVEN BY THE Pendleton Fire Dep't. IT7 a ill ealfn i Ithe nurse whom to notify In case he died. He died during the operation. garbage, since her Income from this is 15 20 per ton, while that of Chicago Is but 4.2t. STAIITS IXIIt KKUIIIA WITH POHTAI11.K HHl'SK TO FOfXH llOMU FOR WAR OlU'lIANS It is kbout time to take peace out ot the mothballs. j I Stop Itching Eczema i 1 n sh 1 I No raise in price i I during or since the wan I m "Llk. LOS AN ITCH Mile Helen I.osanllch. youngest d.iutzhler of a distinKuished Herblan sldtevman. has Just left this country to found a home for war orphans In 1'elgraiie. It will be established In a portable house she took with her from America. The orphanage will be financed entirely from the t'nlted Mutes. The young woman's father, Stina Losanltch, formerly was min ister to London. Paris snil Petrograd and for nisnv years a member of the lfi'biaii cabinet. Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, it chini; eczema quickly by applying Zemo fur nished by any druggist for 35c Extra larpe botllc $100. Healing begins the moment Zcmo is applied. In a short time usually every trace of eczema, .tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zcmo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It Is not greasy and does not stain. When others fail it is the one dependable treatment for skintrouMesof all kinds. The E. W. Rose Co, Cleveland. O. ' EAGLE -WOODMEN HALL MONDAY NIGHT APRIL 21, 1919 Music by Sawyer's Orchestra. I ADMISSION $1.00 REFRESHMENTS GLASS OF SALTS IF YOUR KIDNEYS HURT :.T I.KNK MKAT IF YOF FKKL It.U K -!i: Oil HAVK m.AD IKK THOV1U.E. Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their ef forts to filter it from the system. Regular eaten of meat must flush the k idnej occasionally. You must re lieve them like you relieve your bowels removing all the acids, waste and poi son, else jou feel a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the Imck or sick heudtu-he, dizziness; your stom ach sours, ton&ue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheum tic twinges. The urine Is cloudy, full of sediment: the channels often Pet irritated, otiinKin you to Rt up two or three times during; the niKht. To neutralize these irritating acids afiit flush off the body's urinous waste ret nbnut four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take u table spM)tiful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kld nea will then act fine and bladder dis orders disappear. This famous Kilts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon jnlce. combined with lithia, and has been used for generation! to clean and stimulate slUKKish kidneys and stop blader Irritation. Jad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and makes a delightful effervescent Uthia-water drink which millions of men and wo men take now and then, thns avoiding serious kidneys and binder disease. USED CARS AT BARGAIN PRICES 1 Buick Light Six. $300 and $30 per month 1 Buick 1-5-passcnger $150 and $25 per month" 1 Paige 6, 1918 model $350 and $40 per month 1 Ford 1918 model $135 and $30 per month Strongest Used Car Department in Pendleton. ,a Miller and Bement G30 Cottonwood St. , Phone 203 HOGS WANTED Weighting t " Prime live fat hogs 180-225 lbs. Z $17.50 Prime live fat hogs 225-300 lbs. 16.50 Rough live fat hogs 16.0U Dressed Hogs Prime dressed fat hogs 135-170 lbs. 22.50 Prime dressed fat hogs 170-225 lbs. 21.50 We will buy rough and heavy hogs but do not care for them dressed. Pendleton Meat Co. Phone 146 "S'ST
