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DA.LY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1919.
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0.A.C WILL OBTAIN 1 S. WAR MACHINE
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ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION
GOOD SEED POTATOES' t IS STILL . GRINDING
w . j ..... i . f liifr W ano wUaqc rr '
tnnt with the tnlied HtatM de-i-rt- Pnnfl ..-. FnH 1
ment . .trtrultur- to determine, f IQIUllCt 3 r,nCL
grow and distribute for mm! purpodsesi wMt" ,
in oest vsnewe or leuaioes ungrr
tTon comiitl. Tb work
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formerly located at Comer Main and Water Streets
Ifis moved to their new enlarged fiuartcijn PruittV
hi? concrete garage, corner of West Court and Gar
den streets.
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larger quarters and added facilities that we may
accommodate our patrdhs even better,
ter trie Now Location, 201-203 W. Coiafe
Telephone the same. ; . v ,
Excessive Smoking
I of Cigarettes Kills
spend the tlOOO It cmi. Director of,
ami nm Talbert announcca
New York Salesman i
It has been the oustom fur the last
t five years, about this season, to notify'
householders that their refuse
ns-vvrn i snoum be placed nhore the ftty n.
DE-WER. June J. The first cas. 1 woM gather It. but the Board
ever recorded In Ilemer of .death due , E.tim.e and Apportionment?
.o nreMve cigarette smoking i that j year cut off the appropriation for that
of Henry William Aldta. cioihlng i purpose I'n.pnation for that ,
rale-mnn of New York City who dlea
Ujk'1h"r""1 . lno1a. PairbsnlM Jr., joins Father.
Aldia waa stricken ehortty after hi ! toR AVGKLFJ. June J.Dr.urla I '(''erS " AbllSe
arrival in iwnver on a holre trip Kalrt.ank. Jr., arrived last niaht to;
nd reirioi'ed to the hoepltal from ' "e hia father. . ilia mother now the''
apartment at the Alany hotel. ! wife of Jame Kvana, broker, of New!
Kven after hl arrival at fhe ho.pii.-,! : T.rk and IMItal.urc, hroiiaht' the boy H
and In 'pite of.hia r.llitlon that : fcere from tha'cooat. fne of the pro. f ST' An:m- '"ne I.-fA committee
Ilka condition i. rtll K .. . j... . .of three aohliem whn .. i -
tt la id .k,;;;.r;,r,T:..t vT.:t.j:. "'c..Qc,r o?ttU"?,:in fr.m wurf. ."r command
directly after .m.the,. - .H V IT- Jl" T.?.L. Uf. ' 'No. 40. SOO Arsenal ilrl ".V Robm.n of the Tnited Statea Navy.
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I WlQUIV'r.TriV U.v I A marl
II W i - ln.. Iia .alm aa HlHionll fn ilnn
r..oUTO ' """"' i her ar preparation aa It waa to wait
etetton of .the agricultural coltece, t
5 with 11,11. Hylop. profeaeor of farmj Th, v,,, K,rtmnt at prea-r.;
, cnpa. In ebanre. . . !acea:tnit huite quanlltiea of -r
j Vhla Joint action hw iron out of trrixt xhoiwli man of It will i.ot l
hh mi m rannm mnwiMni,,,, lb, fu,ure u
j!tne elate lor good aeed potatoea free m,Mu .(arta a new war. tha arn.v
Kf dleeaae." -M loreaaor J.alop. COMper lo flnl.1 a.i.vh
j- The cH,wrallve potato experiment ! ,n. Ktrk fcr,,dy beaun -whe:i the
Th station will not no into the armiMie was sinned than to auaadow
,: eed potaloea."' ... j lt
Different varieties will I grown In. p.,mu ct ,Be Uenup- accepted im
? comparative teeta to determine which the (.rmik.ice are: : ;4-miliinioier
produia the areateat yield free of : gvmt nUe fa-ious French "i wnh
jdlaeaae and '- d quality. Cultural i -,&;,,. f..und of hiah explosive ant'
jwork will done to determine the j j.TSi.seo rounds of shrapnel for tlitm.
i beat method of cultivation, slse. timelsot -tou tanks (iiaht Whipiiet t. p. ).
to plant, and manner of planlins. j;t; jS3-r.illlnjeier (tuns with 4ll'i0
; The' atailnn wil Inot so Into the hinh explueies shells for tlfein; 4l,un
. aed producing; business. Professor I Broornlnj autumslic rifles; i'J.Oiit
j Hyalop explains, but tlms to alve far- J l iow.n.r machine suns; lii.Uiw Jio
( mers who desire It a start In the pro-( pounds of smokeless powder: t.
I durtlon of good seed potatoes, which s-ton tractors lor hauling h-av' ar
j will Increase their yields and finan. ;tillery; 1 :4.lU.Ouo pistol and 5 la.dai
rial return. j rifle carlrlriKes; a,(io tin hats.
' Us i-:ih howitlxers J47.0OU mo l!l
Says Germans Would !'" "'" Knfieida). n;..
- a if ( ' i "'t' automatic pistols: 12,uu,i.'iii
( Ot Have (Ult ar .pounds of T. X. T. and 23,il.u4
) pounds of aoin onium nitrate.
in the cas or tanks and 7-.".il!i-nEni.I.V.
June 2. The Knropa't-'tter giins. over so per cent of the li
Press today ciiioted Rrockdorff.Hant-!tul production was completed after the
rail with anylne- If riermany had armistice. Tho larKext percentane of
knom-n the teoco iprmit in Octooerlny ordunnca Item to bo delivered uf-
she would h:ive kept on flirhlinit. The'1'''' the armistice was In tho caso of
: -mi.'lnuf-ter recoil apparatus. Of
these, ts of a total of 3l were de
livered utter Nov. 11.
All tho items mentioned, of which a
cousiileraljle proportion represent i af
et-the-v,r delivery, required loni;
l-repara'lun before manufacture could
be begun. lie!dcs constituting a valu
able reserve for another war, the War
Department pointed out, the ntuterlal
would be a total waste If It were not
finished. . .
The War Department has terminal
WAfHIXOTOX June I. Cases ln-'cl b' cancellation since November 0
i volvlng the rlsht of nines and Bur-'"" but I35.o,0l)o worth of contracts
lnon to ret Interstate (a 1 1 road and originally totaling IS.tSO.OOO.Ou'J. Or
; telephone rates were decided la favor dnance material represent the lances,
of the government by the supreme '' Pn nf the remaining conimcls
crurt today. This Is a reversal of the )" 1 3''s'0"0
fouth Dakota court's decision hold.Lmm, -g
that tln, of Intrastate rate. by'GERMAN SKIPPERS
the director general waa infringement I ni A n Tfi CP,Ii, IT C
on powers of the state. An attempt ULiAU 1U V. S.
was made In South Dakota, to force '
a telephone company not to make ef- i
fectlve the rates llurleson estahlished? tNEVT? TO UK, June 1. On the
but the supreme court held he has bridge of the liner Imperator, when
the right-to. set the rates. (she arrived here recently, was her
former commander. Commodore Tho-
news agency o,uo!ed him as follows:
"Even If wo cannot fight now we can
say 'Vo. I want to convince the
people, that I.loyd Oeorge, Clemen-
nd Wilwm are not forced to
he role of world Judges and- 1
win the right of ..pen ne.
gotlatlons."
Rate Case Decided in
Government's Favor,
imas Kler. With him was Caot. Fritz
f 4 1 T ! ' "reoerica rvruso, wno tormeriy com-
OI riOSpital I'riVHCgeS j manded the Cleveland. Thee offl-
jsers. with the chief engineer, chief
-steward snd 17 under-officer were
sent along to assist the Americans In
.handling the ship. The vessel was
of Cant. John IC
see his father from tlnn
t uMtM. tt.t . - L "I"' unal1im rem. to r,
oittcaViL . . Zs":r ,.. ' worK ? ,h .t ,r.. . !
, ... ... , , .,.ry h-kpii t comit to tht emmt Mr ' . ue
in mmi tmlar t tht- op.-n.ni f Krn arroninanlfd Hi- wif r... ' I woun,,' tn thm have not bpen !
. Jr.. will win hi. fh I.wl"n Prlvllw MtendPd to
Arxenal street, called ai l
the Pot-Dispatch yenterdny to utate '
B. J. EdKur. Jr.. com !
.xnanaant at the
Both Commamter Kler and Cant.
Kruse appeared to be delighted to
come into an American port.
coant. Mr. !amf,,,ij . . even thouah it waa not aa in form.
wire.. Ooiiic- .,k..-i . a . . " dayir. '
Join hi. fflfhi-r ut t. pr.v.wKffe "lonam to, . .
Jatter'e Jieverly Mill hnmn . xnem r,ut that privilege they had In ' 2 " "
tho war KrtiN- wna
not. throw away milk bottle 'Z71" .J . .. 7 mlte ,n" '..,iu.hed io .h. ,
wilh .nn ,, . icnarae mat tne convalescents are rec- I , "
will, cretonne, chintz or iariy put on "kt(.nen ,... ,. .eerve and put In most of his time
material. Tie a robboo l" 7. y., on. .K'lcnen POce details. ,. , ,h vh u,.
around the neek and arrange the top h"n, tl? of-s Z",,'.""! !oat was blown up b, a mine on n.
irill or rosette and vou . . ami occasion and he alien 9ft nilnn... n
each hat that .hi.n. .u- ...... . itha water before he was nicked ud jv
branch office here of the Mexican Ile-
psrtment of Ownmeree. an outcome lmier-. .... them
,f the MN-.nl viMl ih. u.u. ,.... i .. " one. other hosnifMlai rn !. t
Valley Trade delesallon 1.. Ih. Il,llw' r... . .. .. Hospital No. 40. Thev ,l KrlH. During
rw ... not, inrow awav m Ik K..t, . ' " ......
en Itepubllc aeoHial I Alamste ts cover them
tt Fhare and whttr of the opening of any tle.lr.rt
oeparimeni or me Jleiun nut.,, around the ne k and arrange th. ton ' w mK en"mra men attendants al
eatt of Commerce is being .sent toieithe in a frill or rosetle and voo ,h9 h""p""' of washing dishes and
points throughout the Mississippi Val- ; hav, hat stand fJTth VI, mopping floors. .
"t: ' an .o-nanicnt to vor ei,-., K" " r to ""ntlon of their tinl-
I shelf.
ttv tki tfxiii to -i.r.s ip
-,?J VK Jll 'I.hT V".?r- "'""' of 'and ink i, good to
vear. becausefhe cltyn't afford to th. k. . ..7' L? . r" "'''""".to att
w.i.r oiacKens th
hem.
re-
enieny to the hetention of their uni
forms by the hospital during the time
they are not out on passes, and for
this reason many of them have had
na dances, given for them i i
pajamas and robes. ' I
Health in the Mornin5 Dish
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When you eat
Grape -Nu
for breakfast .you combine
a dish of eat enjoyment
with solidTooft value. .
Grape-Nuts is a builder or
brain and brawn a real
food: scientifically pre
pared to meet the modern
demands of efficiency.
"There h'
Oerman cruiser.
1 After the Imperator had left Hrest
It developed that there was one Oer
man on board besides the 20 men
assigned to It. One of the wellors
who helped take the vessel from
j Hamburg has relatives in America
i and he made the attempt to reach
jhere by stowing away. He will tie re
iturned'with the ship. While here the
Imperator will he nltered so that t
ilarger number of rois can lie ac-
Icnminmkipn.
Seattle Has Blow Up;
Beavers Out of Cellar
Ivis A ngeles . .
(in Francisco
Oakland : . . .
Salt Iyike
Vernon
Sacramento . .
Portland
Seattle
W. I. Pet
. 37 19 .661
. 32 2". .get
: 28 J4 ,G:iX
. 2 24 .5211
2! 25 .Girt
24 27 .471
18 32 .360
17 32 .347
fiKATTLH. June 3. Ten runs In
the sixth Inning pulled Portland out
of the cellar at Heathys. expensa. the
fceaver winning their fourth gome ol
I ho week, ID to 3. The Heavers open
at home today against fbu-ramento.
Hatteries lukanovln, l'enner and
Haker; Falkenburg, Mails, Hchults and
Cook.
National Ixsigne Itentlts.
Pittsburg 0, 1; Chicago 7. 2
Hrooklyn 3, 1; Jloeton 1. f.
Phlladejphla 4, 7: New York 7, 8.
Cincinnati 7, St. Louis i.
American IsNunie) rumlM.
Chicago 3. 1; Ietroit B. 2.
New York 7. 10; Philadelphia 0, S
Washington 4, Ilostnn 0.
. Cleveland , rH Ixiuis g
filRfj B-WH THAT
ALL WOMKN FLIRT
a 26a son'
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EVAN'STON, III.. June 3 That girls
are all flirts is the assertion of Mine
Mnry Jtartelme of the Juvenile court.
who told the KWanston Woman's club
that eyes are given to flirt with.
Mary, pretty 17 year old miss.
Just couldn't make her eyes behave,
so her father brought her to court.
"She's a little flirt," said the father
"I can't make her stop it. J don't
know what to do."
'I old him," said Miss Partelme,
"that every normalwomnn Is a flirt."
''Kvery womun wko got a husband
flirted to get him. And that is not, all
---those who fnlied to get husbands
re sorry now and wish they had
flirted a little."
Russia Mr, . Alexander Zelonko,
Managing Director. American Com
mltee of the Jtusslun Co-operative
Union.
T?QLKS are a heap like tobacco.
That's hot-headed.
bitey folks. That's flat, uninterestm folks. An
then that's folks like Velvet-mild, but heatty an
fren'ly, too
0.. 14 y V FRIENDLY'
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Friendly" is a very good word to describe the
positively pleasing quality that sets VELVET
tobacco apart.
There is that indescribable something about VELVET
that is associated in men's minds with the thought
of a friend.
It is a satisfying smoke never harsh; without a bite.
Like a friend it "agrees" with you no matter how
much you use it.
Long, patient ageing in
wooden hogsheads does it.
Friendship must ripen
slowly. Good tobacco the
same way. An army cf
men have learned this
through VELVET.'
Today is a good lime to get
a lot of comfort out of a
pipeful of friendly VELVET.
JLjtJAjtf jf(yC jE&CC0 CtX
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Roll a VELVET
Cigarette
VELVETS nature -aged
mildnen and tmoathnmaa
make it jatt rigaf for
cigareftss.
15c
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Pure and Delicious
Delivered In imckngcs
part of flic cltr.
Siold in Bulk or in
Ice Cream Cones
Drop In, or tcli-phono NO
HOHBACH'S BAKERY
Fast Court Strwt.
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Try. pur I'lne II.mc-ludo
t'. ji pantile, j ' ' t
Bring Your Kodak
, Work to
THE PENDLETON
DRUG CO.
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WE OWN AND OFFER
Pacific Power & Light Co.'
FIRST MORTGAGE
-? ) GOLD BONDS
to yield
6.25
and
Umatilla County Road Bonds
' at prices to yield 4.75.
Lumbermens Trust Company
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You get the finest work
from the best equipped
finishing plant -in East
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If you have difficulty in get
ting good pictures with your Ko
dak, we instruct you free of
charge. i
A Clean, Beautiful Resort
at A hich to Rest and En
joy Yourself During the!
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H.M.CULTER,Prop.
Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc. 1
Hot Mineral Water Pool and Batha. ;i (v
SPECIAL RATES BY "WEEK OR MONTH
Cottages and Tents for Rent, j- ,1
Free Camp Grounds. ' ' ; .
GOOD BARN AND INCLOSED PASTURE
WiH meet stage at Ukiah upon telephone call from
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