Section Two
Pages 7 to 12
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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919.
WHITMAN
PRO
FtSSOR
DUCKED
IN LAKE BY UNDERGRADUATES
Professor Storer had Failed to 'Memorial Service
ai i- n. it- .!..!'! Sunday Forenoon
? ftoaiai in oiUdii-UJHWIVIIies
At Baptist Church
on Campus.
WAU.A WALLA May 23. -I'rof.
Kugcne Htorer, director of tho Wl.lt
man Conuservalory of Music, foil afoul
of student catni'UH day rule yester
day and took a header Into Laketn
Uuckem, on Whitman campus. A
delegation of husky undergraduates
tossed him Into thvh.Htoric lako,
Amontf tho stupdcnU who also took
Involuntary baths yesterday fur vio
lation of the campus day rules vera
Ouorga InKruham of Spokane. Nut
1 'en rose of Wnlla Walla, and A Men
Thompson of Yaklinu.
, I'rof. Htorer wan waited on by a
delegation of Htudontu who told him
ho was expuected to help tho student
mid faculty clean up the campus, prof.
I'rof. JSlorer pleaded that he had Jilst
returned fmni a 50" mile trip and was
tired, and In fact thinking of go
ing homo to go to bed.
""Nothing- like cool water, to Invig
orate you." said the spokesman of
the students. After no me further
parleying the students delivered an
ultimatum, to the effect that the di
rector had five minute to Join them.
At the end of the five minutes they'
returned. I'rof. Storer said he was
game but he spent about ten minute
looking dour, telephoning, etc., but
finally accompanied the students.
' When they reached the lake he re
moved his coat and hnt and the stu
dents tocd him In. tie climbed out
apparently enjoying the experience an
much as the students.
All iiu'ii who wort tlio uniform
of the. army, navy or Marine In
tho reci-nt world war; Die mem
lux of I ho A. It.; the KjmiIk1i
AiiutIcmii War VoU'raii; tint
dlt or tho . A. It. and Ute Iji
Hon of tho HumhIi-AiihI'Ihii
Mar VctoruiN' Aiivliary. have
Im-cii gWn HiMM'Ja-f Invitations to
attend tho MojiiorlJtl uprvliw at
tho lUipiint church on Sunday at
1 U, Illi t
Tho Itcv. W. II. Cost wIM nticli
tlio itictiiorlul sermon aiHl (hero
will Ik hmh'Ju music; by the choir
of I lie chtircJa.
Tho mwvIcch will bo art of
lioiMllotoit'H inomorlal lirogriitn,
anil will ro(Oflo tho Decoration
iMiy (-rrcilHinlc which will Im
liohl I he following I Tlday, May
L FAILED
TO HOLD SESSION
South Hillside Sewer Con
tract Delayed in Consequence.
ERNEST BOYLEN TO
BE HOME Br SUNDAY
Passing Soldier Leaves $10
He Had Borrowed at
Brest.
WOMEN! DRY CLEAN ,
THINGS AT HOME
WOMAN I,
Hot water, absence at lodgo con
vent. ona. Illness in the family and
other causes unexilalned kept all but
two of Pendleton's councllmen awaj j
rrom the city hall lat evening and an
n result there was no meeting. Mayor
J. I Vaughan, City Jlecorder Thonius
Kftss fierald and Councllmen Joe Kll
and Frank King constituted the offi
cials who appeared, ready for business.
Little of Importance Is In the air at
('resent, the only delay being the in
ability to pas an ordinance author
izing the contract for tho south hill
side sewer. The matter of openintc
the city nattaorlum is also becoming
a live issue, but next week, wi(h
Mltnrlltrw.n IJ T Tuvli.v a rwl Uuniinl
Friedley Wk from Salem and other'0" w,nda
iiiemiKTs able to resport, a big bus I
moms session will lie held.
James Alusgrove of Hulherlin.
needed money while In Jircst, France,
as a member of a navy hospital unit,
and Kt nest Boylen of I'endleton, also
a member of the unit,, staked him to
This morning at the Red Cross can
teen MuHgrove, on his way home aft
er receiving a discharge, left the $10
with Instructions that the money b
given to Mrs. Tom Boylen, Ernest's
mother. Musk rove received his pay
while on the way home.
Krnest himself would have been
home today had not he fallen a victim
to mumps while ut Hoboken, Koon aft
er returning from France. Mrs. Uoy-1
len expects that her son wll Ibe here
Try it! For a few cents you can
dry clean everything.
Have five to ten dollars pjickly by
dry cleaning everything In the home
with gasoline that would bd ruined by
soap and water suit, coals. wa:tf,
silks, laces, gloves, shoes, Yur-s, dra;j
peries, rugs -everything!
Place . gallon or more of gasoline i
In a diuhpan of wah boiler, then put
in the things to be dry cleanei, then j
wpj'h them with Solvit soap. Shortly ;
everything confes out lookine like new.
Nothing fade, shrinks r wrinkles. '
It not attempt to dry clean without j
botvite soap. Thin gasoline eoan Is the J
secret of all dry cleaning. j
A package or Solvite soir contain- j
log directions for home dry ubaulnor,
cU II trie at any drug- stor?, Ury
clean outdoors or away from flime.
Officers Decorated for
Distinguished Service
Marshflebl, May 22. Mrs. ItridKet
Hailey. wffo or Charles Italley Sr..
who died at her home In Wedderburn.
urry ciuinty. was one of the oldest
pioneers In that part of the, state.
She whh aed 93 years and had re
sided on the place where she died for
62 years. She was born at Limerick.
Ireland, In lL'fl. Khe came to Amort.
In 1M4 and settled at I'ittsburtr.
where she was married. The
'couple came to Oregon In 18T.7 and
homesteaded the plare where Mrs.
lialley died. The place in located at
the mouth of the Hhkuo river and Is
a sheep ranch.
Why Buy a Truck?
VKI ON ONI-: WAKHlN'OTOV, May 22. Award
FA KM FOR C2 VFAIS8 of the dlstlnRUtohed service medal to
Klbert J. Hall, formerly a lieutenant
colonel In tho signal corps, for his
work In dfiNitfnhiff the Liberty motor
Is announced by the war department.
Medals also have been awarded to
former Itrijfadier-Oeneral B. I.
Tisiue. Frank Scott, former chairman
of the war Industries board; Ir. Wil
liam Mayo, formerly colonel In the
medical corps, and posthumously
Mlsa Jane A. Delano of the American
rted Cross, who died last month In
France.
Other awards announced were to
FtriRadipr-Oenernl Oeorpe H. McMan-
us. Cobweb Frederick F. Russell, Kd
ward 1. Wolfe Max C. Tyler, James
U. Dlllard, William F. Haw, Klch-
ard Park. nnii- Van Voorhis.
Culver OTor radio telephnne, W. If.
Walker. Victor C. Vuwrhn and Wil
liam H. Welch. IJeutenant-Colonels
tlchard H. Kimball and Edward Or-
ton Jr.. Major John T. Axbon, former
Colonels F. H. Wells. Arthur H. Car
ter. F. M. Dorsey. Walter "Dili Scott
and former Ucu tenant -Colonel. . X
Rent H. SlaURhter.
tITIKNS AXOItV AT
AltUIVAIi OF hllKltll KS
SJ.AYF.Il: K II'JAKTS
Beavers Star Hurler
Bumped Hard by Seals j
BAX FRANCISCO, May 22. The
Seals bumped. Carroll Jonca for his
first defeat today, winning a second
straight from Portland U to 1. I
Uatteriei- Jones, Mitchell and Iia
ker, Fallentine; Heat on and Baldwin.
my
..wlX.1t worrylong with the old ex
pensive methods of hauling?. Why cut
down your expenses and be progres
sive? Why accomplish greater results
with less time and labor. "
The answer is Acason.
Umatilla
Auto Go.
Don Pruitt, Pres.
AT CAMPM-XI. I'ltKNTXFli Ml ITdlt 11.
722 Cottonwood St. Phone 4G
foil
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YOU CAN
SAVE KlflONEY
BY PUTTING IN YOUR STORAGE COAL NOW.
. There has been a temporary reduction at the mines,
!: and we will give our storage customers the advant
; age of it.
Kemmerer
Lump Goal
The best by test of the United States Government, a
hard coal and one that will stand up while in storage.
For the first time in three years we are now able to
get this coal.
LET US FILL YOU UP.
while we can get this coal, and while the reduction
in the price prevails.
Oregon Lumber Yard
A Coated tongue?
What jt Means ;
A bad breath, coaled Innen. baa
tut in the mouth, languor and debility,
re nsually
signs that
the liver ia
nnt n order.
I'Ror. Hbm
mkteb Bays:
"The liver is
an organ
secondary in
importance
only to the
heart."
We can
poisons
within oar
own - bodies
which are
as deadly as n snake's venom.
The liver acts as a Rnard over our
well-being, sifting nut the cinders and
ashes (rom the general circulation.
A blockade in the intestines piles a
heavy burden upon the liver. If tbe
iiiUtine are choked or clogged up,
the circulation of the blood becomes
poisoned and the system becomes
loaded with toxic waste, and we suffer
from headache, yellow-coated tongue,.
bail taste in mouth, nanwa, or gas,
acid dyspepsia, languor, debility, yellow
skin or eyee. At suh times one should
take a pleaeant laxative. Such a one
is made of May-apple, leavea ( aloe,
Ialnp, put into ready-to-use form by
IKx'tor Pierce, nearlv fifty wars ago,
and sold for 25 cents by all druggists
as Vt. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Stockton. Cai.it. Foe constipation, sfck
besdarha, an inactive liver, indiratlon and bill
ouinwa thero ia notfilna to equal Dr. Pierce's
1 Pleasant TelleU. I have tried otlier things but
like the Telleta' but of auY,"-Mns. t', CaM
riLXD. 3211 8. Giant SUrct
CAST LK ROOK, Wash.. May 22.
The uppearance of Martin Swift, the
self-confessed slayer of John GU
moro. In CwMtlerock Sunday occasion
ed considerable commotion. An ln
diRnation meeting was held, several
city officials and prominent citizens
attending. The sentiment of the
meeting waa that Kwlft should leave
town aL once. The city marshal?
James Price, was deputized to notify i
wlfl, which ho did. fiwift demurred.! A.Nt,h.L,fcH, May 22. AlthuiiKh
saying that he "had a perfect righli the Angels made ten hits off Maila,
tr. be here." The marshal Informed; hl wild pitch allowed the only run
him that he would be powerless to"1 me game, won oy ixs AnKeles l to
protect him should he remain. Swift
SACRAMENTO, May 22. Vernon
had one good inning and nosed out
the locals 5 to 4 yesterday.
Batteries Dell, Fromme and
Brooks; Bromley, Vance and Murray.
left.
Swift killed Oilmore of Sightly, De
cember 13. Oilmore's body was
found dead, ridled with bullets. Swift
was acquitted when tried recently.
His Rubber Suspenders
Broke Rule of Church
COLUMBl'S, O., May 22 Seven
biahops and preachers of the Amlsh
ttennonlte Church of Holmes county
were enjoined from further 'melden-
Ing." "miting" or boycotting Ell J.
(ilnerlch, a former member of the
church in a decision by Judge Kin-
kead.
Glnerich refused to countenance the
rules of the church requiring "mlt-
" "-"" " Los Angeles
,,B,W " p, Oakland M
r,. wo, -p. .n. ... v...v '"san Francisco .
arifl wiinnrew irtui ine f-jturt-ii. j lie
0.
Batteries Mails and Cook;
dall and I-apan.
Cran-
SALT LAKE CITV. May 22. Oak
land won & second free hitting game
from Salt Lake, 14 to 1). Extra, base
hits were frequent.
Batteries K. Arlett, A. Arlett and
Metze Levereng, Dale and Siencer.
National Ixrsuruc KcMilts.
Plttaburg 4, Boston 2.
Philadelphia 6. St. Ixmls 0.
Amerk'an Ijeaane lccsults.
Washington 0, St. luis 1.
Detroit 6, Boston 5.
Cleveland 7, Philadelphia 2.
Pacific Coat league Staiuliiiga,
W.
2
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seven hihojm and preachers tlcn H,jvernon . ... la
sued i "mltinff" order affEtinutt him. tSat ijako . . ..... m
Hp told thp court he wa unable ;a tM ir
to obtain help on his farm, cider mills j fortluncl ..... 2
refuwed his ajiples, his daughter wan' '
unahle to he married in hi.s home, hin:
brother was "mited' for refusing- to
mite" him. and he became practl-f
rally nn outcat.
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household devices as well as the grindstone,'
separator, fanning mill, water system, etc t'
See this Western Electric outfit in operation f
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Electric Contractor
leadleton. Ore.
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fheartburn). -BelcblnK.
.Ili.ir . II 1.' .1 1 .
. ien at mo k.u.h qUeBUy complained of after kieala re-
tlon of the company's rulea by smok I Jjeved in Tm Hlaatta, Atmoet In
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Itll)ll BV 111 'KULAKS
charged men.
FOItlCST GIIOVE, Or.. JEtty . 22.
Tho hardware store of M. II. Allen
WdJV A iCC TRIAL
DATS
Nine hundred and thirty-one oficfersj
and enlisted men of the 3d United;
! Sent lOe for Postage anirf War Tax
i name and address, and w will imm)
States Army have been assessed ap- you on approval our stomach Dretara-
kcsaleal C
IT C WIT T TI A VI?
iTirii"i VT -irton' hardware store of M. II. Allen; proximately $5,140 to reimburse a tlon, J-i, for JO days, it which timt
CKkW IvACJc, l"J(JjWs entered Saturday niffht and over; French railway company for the los:'"1 ro o " or return tha
VMiO worth of knives, razcrs and all- f 2,1 75 bottles of champagne which , JJj u noi periecny aaus-
i r 1 v r riti . 1 , aihv j j. 1 11 w 1 ni li - .i r, i- r.imii'-o nu3 smuru i uiepimreu 1 rum a car one n-K'n rooi AWfrMi RellaKchaaa Cke
any or i;aurornia oarsmen win cnm-!i"''UB ier niuuw. 1 hupi inese Americans arrived m xoui iBdtlRgluiM, Wasav
Pete In two races next year int-fi ., ' '
of one. . as has been the custom here- . ; : "
tofore.
The first race will be over the Oak
land estuary course against Stanford
University for the supremacy of these
two col If pes. The second event wllli
bo the IntercolleKiate affair at Wash-I
jnKton, where. California. Washing1, j
ton and Stanford will all compete in!
varsity and freshmen races. j
The Berkeley colleee will have a
far better crow In 192ft than the var j
sity eiRlit tliat rowed oKainst Stan- 1
ford and "Washinffton. Now that it I
has been definitely understood that J
California will go iu for crew racing :
it Is planned to have Coach Bon i
Walt En devote a great deal of his time
toward whipping the crews into shape.
A new boat and other essentials will
be bought immediately for use by California,
'HIGH" AND "LOW"
JAILED TOGETHER
Kxtremeo
cell at the
CHICAGO. May 22
com fortt-d each other in a
detective bureau today.
MalachI Hfnigen is the largest pris
oner In that city. Ho Is 6 feet 6 inch
es tall, weighs 2 Til) pounds and is
charged with stealing 200 pounds of
butter. Just to show his annoyance I
being arrested he broke off the 1
door of the first cell the officer!
thrust him Into.
John Miller is 4 fet 2 Inches short
and by jumping hard can tip the beam
at flft pounds. lie filched gloves from
a department store, the police say.
Henigen is proud of his record.
"You should have seen me at K
kmuo five years ago,' said he. "Tt
was me Hgainst three coppers. They
brnke Hire clubs over my head, and
then T surrendered. And that isn't
all. Knur years ago I fought seven
Chit-ago poliiemcu. They broke three
more emus Mini I surrendered again.
man
lloMs for a Cliancc.
The woary Hnud pallid little
entered the drug stnro.
"! ym keep 'Kixie's Ueviver?
"Yes,- replied the druggist. 1
"Uinime six bnttles fur my wife!
"Tried wll other remedies without
success, eh?" said the druggist, con
versationally. "No; she ain't III at all. But I saw
In the advertisement where a woman
wrote, after taking six bottles. r am
a d 1 flf erent woman!' " B I timore
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