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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIpAY, MAY 30, 1919.
GREATEST
TRACK
AT U. OF W.
SATURDAY
"XroXtnn,, UMATILLA FOREST TO END OF WAR BRINGS I
100,000 Miles Across; nrr rmr.T unni mr' nrn rnriTr iMiiunr
Six Bia Coast Schools Will ivnagooachan,ocoplh,'u,,r,,r
if wviwi wbiiuuio mllo event. Daily ha mode Rood time
Compete; California Teams
ected to Win.
Six Pacific Coaat unlveraltles will
ba entered tomorrow Jn the sreatest
Dully nan made Kood time
In the century, while Pope Is alinont a
cinch to annex 10 iiointa In the dlacua
mil ahotput event. Uavla may place
In the two-mile event.
The bl meet Hulurday will' be the
lout of the v-aaon on the coaat and will
alao cloae the coaching career bf
v aahliiKtnn'a old tutor. Charlea w
Vandur Veer, who haa coached col-
track and field meet the north-went haa eKe track teama for nearly 30 yeara.
Early Vander Veer announced that he
would retire at the cloae of thla ao-
aon. He wua mentor at the Reattle In-
atltutlon when moat of the boya on hta
preaent aquad were learning; to walk
Have you acen the apot on the
aun?
H'a there, and la eaally dlaoer
nihlelto the eye, protected by a
arnoked a-laxa or a blackent-d
phutfiKraph film. The aunapot
appeared May 10 and alnre that
date Jiaa grown until now la
about 100,000 mllea acroaa. ..
Hunapota have a maximum and
minimum f about 11 year, an
that It la all the more remarkable
to have a lame apot vlalble ut thfa
time when the aun haa entered
upon the minimum of activity.
Thia apot la aituated on the
northern aidea of the aun'e equa
tor and la one of the largeat alnce
Auftuat, 1917, when a very 'lurae
outburst of activity wua apr-n.
Heveral amaller groujrft are alwo to
be aeen on the face of the aun.
GKKM.VN 'OMKlY IS ST.fiKl
ITAIJAN WAR rnnpi-j?
, IIONOIt AMKltlCAVSi
NBW TOIttC. May 30. The Itulian
Federation of War Orlpplea Section
of Florence, of which Captain 1U
dolfo Marcheae Peruwtl di Medtcl borhood of the theater, confidently
Htory fa prealdent, haa delegated Pe- predicted that before It waa over the
ter Curtnnl, of the Italian I'rean Aaan. audience and actora would be de
elation, to preaent a teatlmnnial to acrlblng- aome of the off-atafte 'bual-
the crippled aoldlera of America. Thel'neBa" aa "Me Hoelln auf Krden.
NKW YORK, May 30. "Heaven on
Karth," a Qerman comedy, waa atafc-
ed In the German languaKe here laat
nlKht without diaturbunce, although
amiill army of police, held In the nel-
leather frame
reada aa fol.
over aeen. ine arrair will be held on
the Unlveraity of WaahlnKton track ai
Heattle and the entries will be Unlver
atiy of California, Mtunford, CJnlveralty
or oreaon, Oregon AKripultural Col
lege, Waahlnitton Btate College and
I'nlveralty of Washington.
Hellef in northwest aport clrclea la
that tha California men or their
nelKhbora from Stanford will carry off
flrat honora, althouKh chancea of Cali
fornia's victory have been leaaened by
their ability to enter but 10 men.
Northwpat repreaemativpa are conced
ed a fair aharn of the flrat placea and
It la poealnle that flrat honora will atay
In thla section.
Blare from three atates will flKht In
aome close competition. It la rrrfely j
predicted.. The 100 yard daah, the dis
tance runs and the Jumps are expected
to bring; out the closest filth (a. while
, welKhta are almost already conceded
to Pope, WaahlnKton and the middle
dlatanres to Oreaim'a entry, Abbott
The I'nlveralty of Orenon squad will
stiffed the loas of low Wllaon. star
rack man, who haa been forced to re
tire because of a struin to hs heart In
an early meet thla aeaaon. Abbott ano
, . . .. . . i .. . . ""-" . . h n . i r na a. m - 1 1 r rnui a m r-i .... a
strong point contendera for Oregon. mine-led loireiher into on. r..m.:"lvn "oattered applause.
Hunqulat la expected to place In th,e!(y nmdBt the booming of the cannon
shot put at Seattle and aucceaa Is pre- ,, lnB a,.Kn , ,ne machine gun
dieted for Mulkey In the Javelin. Har-and ,.rlMM,,n militarism waa thrown
graves may be able to itrab a point or j dwn. Vj,t ,nlfl UmUy wh,,.n ttrelch.
U counted on to do ..methln In the,,, out mto lh, wnrld a mr.
hluh Jump and pole vault. Foater will j , of ,an(t peace and th." ,rl.
aiie jvv-sru sou ju-)ara runa
and the hurdles. lurr. who won ih
two-mile run asalnat O. A. C. protu !
I Umatilla Nuilonal Forest will be one Ileal estate throughout the war re-
of the first rpm-rves to receive arrny fmalned low and did not feel the uutck-
;air planes to give early warnings of Renins; results of hlxher prlcea and de- ,
.fires when the plan comes Into Ken-jmand. Hut now It Is (minu up. as re- j
jeral use .if a request sent in by W. W. jcent sales in .this section shifW, and j
;8ryder, forest supervisor for auch a indications are that realty men wlir :
'ptune la Krauted. (experience the beat business of a de- j
These plunea give warnings of forest aide, according to local real estate
. fireH and accordina- to Mr. cryder, !men.
;wouId be a decided success tn thla aec- i It has been pointed out that men
tlon. and for this reason, Umatilla Na- 'who make good money Invest It In two i
tionul Forest has been placed on the 'general ways; First in property, and f
waiting; list for planes. Isecondly In securities.
i Two additional routea In the patrol i Durin gthe war, the government j
j of National Forests by Army airplanes virtually stopped all biuhling except- (
,to give warning of firea in the foresrs, !lng that which waa absolutely neces- I
ihave recentl' been arranged by the. sary. which created the present house 1
War Department and the Forest Ser-'shortage which Is especially noticeable
.vice. The routes will be operated in fndleton. Thla shortage must be
from Mather Field, near Sacramento, 'over .come and consequently prospec
and will be placed in operation next Hive house builders are buying pro-
LSunday, on the same day aa two routea perty and there la a brisk demand.
! to be operated from March Field near, which presages that real estate will
Klverslde, California.
The flrat route from Mather Field
will cover the northern Kldorado ano
Tahoe Forests on the valley side
advance still more in value.
TheTireless FarmHajNd
Greeks in American Army
Are Visiting Home Islands
I TIfT AXI, Isle of Ramon, Aegean
Sea, May 30. No matter at what
reading matter Is In
engraved in gold. It
Iowa:
"The Itnlun Federation of Wi
Cripples, Section of Florence, sends
greetings 'to the crlpled soldiers of
America, their former aaaoelates in
of
the Sierras. It will start from Ma
ther Field and proceed to Placerville,
Colfax, 'Nevada City, Strawberry Vai-
ley and Orovllle. where the planes will
land, at a field now available. This 'tiny port in the Near Kaat one's shir
route will be covered In the morning .touches he flnda that American 'flour
of each day and return trips will be ;and foodstuffs 'have been unloaded,
made In the afternoons. ;Here In the ancient home of Pytha-
The second route from Mather Field goras, the town which once rivalled1
ors to order out a heavy guard us the 'will cover the southern Kldorado and ancient Athens, there are thousands of
word was to the effect that the service Htanlslaua Forests. .Starting from Ma- .refugees driven from Asia Minor dui
men were contemplating "taking all ! ther Field the route goes to Placer- In the war by the -Turks, with Am
the heaven out of It." About 10 mi-!ville, Ciriazly Flat.inig Trees, and to ! erica n flour and fiah from the Turk-
Rumora reaching thft police from
varioua army and navy centers
throughout the city prompted lnapee-
the great war field' where thellberty i ",ttrv P""w were called on. Not a ;a landing neaa,8onora or Tuelumne. lh coast their principal means of ex
of thn iKni.il' . h o,- ..... single uniformed man appeared to This route wiirbe covered In the morn- isterice.
of human civilisation were defended 1 molMt ,he ""N' "r 'be H00 persona jlng and return tripa will be made In; Duck-like Turkish caiques rush out
and conquered The aons of the eltvlwho comprised the audience. "The the afternoons. Both of thei Mather to the American food ships which an
that gave l.lrtii to Amer'go Ceapuccl 'Star-Spangled Banner." played by the Field routes have a round-trip length chor here at Intervals and unload the
.... oreiiesira nn curiam raiser a ;' " 1 uwimuuwu " " uunhcja
( Forest Service repofta tell of a sue- 'back into 'the interior of the island.
!cessful trial patrol undertaken recent- American Red Cross representatives
hly. No difficulty was experienced In see that "the food Is equitably distrl-
detecting fires in heavy timber at ele- buted.'
lU'lgtum taetliitg lriN?rty Harlr.
umphant march of the
nlea."
world'a deatl.
Silk C-nrgo Gloved Quickly.
ably will be entered In thla event
Ned Fowler of Pendleton la assist
ant track manager for the . Oregon
team.
Oregon Agricultural college already
has Its contestants ott the field, and
under Coach Hargia they are doing
light workouts each day. California
and Stanford have telegraphed Seattle,
.that their teama will arrive today.
Washington will place Its hopes In 'Cases of. silk goods.
-mn-men -apr. urir. rope, nailer rrokohanm Mnv 4:
SEATTI.B. May 30. From the
shore of Japan to the central freight
station In New York In lit days la the
record Just aet In the transshipment
of a $5,000,000 cargo of silk,. The
Nippon Tusen Kaisba steamer -Katorl
Mum brought the silk, consisting of
halea of raw mater!al and lit
The Jlner left
A special train
BHl'KSRI-H. May 30. The latest re
port from the "restitution service."
whose task is to recover from Jer
many Helgian machiner yand tools
which were stolen, ahowa that there
are 12.0&9 demanda on the books.
Alread property haa been returned to
the amount of 154 carloads, totaling
1349 tons of material.
vations of 6.000 to 10,000.
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.Vl.tMKI 1IOI KKS Ml NT
UK ItFHl'Il.T !
PARIS, May 30. 550.000 buildings'
, to be reconstruct ed in the devastated
district of France, according to sta-'
Itlstics given to the Chamber ow De-j
The greatst of the famous Roman pulies today by Mr. I-elriin. the Min- !
aqtiaducts waa .only half as long as lister of Liberated Temtorlea. .
nd Davis. Oray and Dally will be en- (took the precious cargo from here to
tered In the sprints, the former being New York, arriving there Majr 23.
White or Ivory Square
, Post Wood Cribs for
$12.85
These pretty cribs are fit
ted with sanitary link stool
spring-, ball-besrlnir casters
and heav;y square posts; drop
side.. Kasy to handle and ray
to keep clean. Mattrptm ran
le hnd at reasonable prices.
The rlht bed Invites perfect
relaxation. It standi firmly.
ts corners lock tight. l'uh ft
or pull It by one corner and It
moves as one piece nnt a rat
tle, a shake, a lurch, a suspi
cion of unsteadiness.
-IE The rlRht spring gives irently
."I.'o the contour, but supports the
body a taut elastic foundation
X for the mattress. It does not
sak or hump. It fits squarely
on the bed.
Just received a shipment of S
Complete lAtnt of filcre Itntn. jtist tlio kind yoit
wnnt for yonr slwplnff Mrcli.
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The Inhabitants of Patmos. Leroa
and Upso, Greek Islands seized a few
jyeara ago by the Italiana, hope soon
X FltAXCK to be reunited to Greece. Leroa
j boasts that its inhabitants are dlrecc
(descendants of the ancient Greeks.
The island of Samoa receives special 1
consideration in the matter of Amer
ican food, for about 10, 000 Greek
refugees from Smyrna and Asia 111
nur, driven out by the Turks,, have
t-een living In. distress on the island
New York's new Catskill Aqueduct I Three hundred thousand buildings! " . .,.. , .. ,
which Is three times the length of the were destroyed, while 250.000 were ' M"L , . , !f .1 S?
Islands, after having foutrht in France.
! Red Cross girls recently distributing
jfood to refugee were gretted by a
group of American soldiers.
"What are you Americans doing ow
this far-off Island?" the girls inquired
in astonishment.
"Oh, we've finished up' our ' work
along the Rhine," .one American'
Greek replied, "and now we've come
back to the homes of our fathers."" .
A farm hand that never
complains ' or grumUef
one (hat coet not ask for vacations or
ever quit Dependable, trilling:, strong
and always ready to work at the snap of a switch
that's. the sort of farm hand you need now that food
labor is so scarce and that's the sort of farm band you (el
when you have a . -
Western Electric
FARM LIGHTING PLANT
An electric motor connected to this plant will turn the separator,
the churn and the grindstone; It will wash the clothes, clean
the house and do a hundred other irksome chores and it will do
the work perfectly, as only electricity can every day, every week
and every year.
You can utilize the same gas engine you have on your farm to
run this plant which makes it as economical as it is practical.
You owe it to yourself to have this willing farm hand on your
farm In fact you really can't afford to be without it.
Let us prove it in your own home-
Today!
CHARLES MILNE
" Klcctrlc Contractor
Fendlelon. Ore. .
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Panama Canal.
damaged.
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You will find
Mattresses at
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NAZIMOVA in "REVELATION"
ARCATK TODAY.
farriae. ,.r
"Marriage may be likened to a
street car,'' said a confirmed bache
lor, 'if
"Vhy?M aked his fair partner .
"Because some people are Just as
nnxlnus to pet "out of tt as others are
to enter." Kdlr.burgh Scotsman.
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114 E. Webb - Phone E43 S S flfeW I
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! FIREMAN DIES BUT
I SAVES KIDDIES FROM
; DEATH UNDER TRUCK
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Liets Get Acquainted
Just beginning business in your
city, we thought it may not be
T amiss to have a little talk re
- eardinsr our methods of con
ducting our business. We pay spot cash for all
. country killed meats such as hogs, veal and lambs..
Our packing house purchases are paid Monday
following the date of sale, which puts the buying
end of our business on a strictly cash basis.
, In view of the very high cost of all fresh and
cured meat, buying for cash and selling on 30 day
accounts involves considerable capital, so in order
to carry on our business successfully along these
lines we are going to ask our book customers to co
operate with us by making settlements in full by
the 10th of each month.
- We are going to do our very best to please you
and we feel sure that you will do your part with
us.
Oregon Market
PHONE 600 815 MAIN ST.
Mix with Milk for a
Rich Sauce
If roc nil t. lb. k.UM' far,
light up. rt twiddiDC with Vogutlft
Mnfcm.Uw Sauc for diuDcr to
Reo
Speed wagon
CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED '
Two are already sold. The other two wont
remain on our floor long.
Better come in and see us right away, if you
want one.
Independent Garage
Distributors
COLE REO DORT SCRIPP-BOOTII
Court at Thompson St. Thone 633
Protect Your
Porch Floors
Porch floors and steps
receive harder wear than
any other surface about
the house.
Lowe Brothers
PORCH
FLOOR PAINT .
will keep them looking
well and protect them
. against weather and
wear.
Sold ready for use In
cans of convenient sixe.
Ask for color card.
L. J. McATEE
The rmclMil l"a bit Man
ltowman Hold lihtrk
NKW YoliK, May SO. The brave
act of ( harles FYannsen, a
g i li reman attached to Knsrina Com-
j pany No. f. at Fifty-first street, near
Third avenue, tn saving several chil-
I dren from behiK" crushed to death by
- his en sine truck, which had skidden
lonto the sidewalk, cost him his lfe
vent onlay. Frannsen, after rescuing
, the children, was unable to save him
self and was crushed by the heavy
.wheels, receiving injuries from which
-he died an hour later in Bellevue hos-
, pltnl. !
Frannsen'a engine company was re
turning from a fire at No. 342 East
Forty-second street, with Frunrtsen
riding on the near platform of his en
pine. In front of the engine house the
rear of the engine collided with tha
tender of the hose cart, causing it to.
skid onto the sidewalk, where the
children were standing. Frannsen saw
"the danger In time to leap to the side
walk nnd rescue the children, hut was
himself caught and crushed between
the engine nnd the walls of the Le
tnffton Theatre building.
When Frannsen, tn a dying condi
tion, was taken to (he hospital Charles ,
Oil kin, lH'puty Fire Commissioner.!
was making an inspection of the hos
pital grounds. He sent his atuomo
bile for' Mrs. Frannsen nt her home,
three miles away. She reached her
husband's side two minutes nfter he
had died.
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Conta Im than tanr nd rwn.
Mada in our svwtlrly clean, ism-
lrv, Uawrunjr sUIClirES irotB I
ingr-fdicou.
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Candy Cawar
MR. WHEAT FARMER DUPLEX TRUCKS
solve your Transportation Problems. The Duplex Truck which Is ths
original four-wheel drive truck is used today by hundreds of wheat
farmers and is the only truck on the market that Is really fitted for
this work.
The Duplex ton mile saving Is the same In the city or la the country
over cobbled streets or almost impassable roads. The Duplex not
only has, but applies directly .to all four wheels, the power to pull It
through with a -capacity load. It plirn bs the steepest winding grades,
surely and evely though fully loaded. Tire savings average SO per
cent. -
YOrR OPPORTCXITY TO SAVE MORE TttAX $1000.00
lAst August we purchased two of these trucks complete with trailer
for Government work. Within four months time the war was over
we had no further use for them and are offering; them tn condition
good as new at a very low price (which includes trailer) for quick sale.
North Portland Box Company, North Portland. Ore,
1 1
IlnniiBHan ITvc Unag.
roi'KXHAOEN', May 3. An offi
cial com m tin i at ion received her
from Hilda pest soys that the soviet
having triumphed over Hs enemies;
the liberation of the hoMoges has been
ordered,
Come Here for Your Meats
If you want a quality that will please you and prices that 3011 can well af
ford to pay.. If you are not one of our. Many stay satisfied customers, you
should be one, both for your own and your purses sake.
Better pay us a visit or call 703 and see how satisfactory we can serve you,
for we eliminate the middlemans profit for your convenience.
109 W. Webb
CITY MEAT MARKET
Highest Trices Paid for livestock
Phone 70.1
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