East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 13, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Section Two, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text' i. Section Two Pages 9 to 12 Section Two 'Pages 9 to 12 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 13. 1919, THIS IS ALL JINX DA V, IT'S FRIDAY THE 13N Mother's Cake Falls,. Dad 1 rips, and the Gobbhns . Will Get You. Today la FrIUuy. Nothing uuuhuuI about Ihut. Friday cornea once every week. Hut tody In tlio 13th, And there are twelve time every year whon there ia a 13th ot the munth. JJut, again, It In FrIUuy, Juno 13th. Ah, that In different. To the euperntltloiiH, and that mean virtually everyone, Friday, June the 13th, la all Jinx duy, Just ua Nov. 1 la All Bulnta' Day. Today la the duy when mother'a cuke la bound to fall Nut, father la dun to trip ovur the family cat and twlat hia thumb and Uiihnny will enmo within an Inch of cutting off hla existence with the Manuel Friedly to Get Ride in Air in Portland Today Manuel Krlcdloy, one of I'endlrton'a old timers, who came to the city a fi-w daVH rgo with Mrs. Friedloy to attend tho KHSleru Htar convention, will have hla flrat airplane ride whim ho aronda Friduy morning aa & rep rvmintmlvn of l'enbieton. Mr. Krlud- ley hsin a larae ranch near Pendleton.' which he acquired hack In 1H86. fl roilrfd fnni farm Ink a few year ago anil In now In the riul estate ami Inauranco Kume. of the firm of IJver- more, Bickera tc. Frlodley. Ho la aim rnetnbfi of the city council, of the acitooK bnnrd and the library board. rr 'Bl. wh'ch appeared aa late aa In! Friday tin'mlng In Umatilla county, auld Mr. F:li'"dley. haa pinched the wl.oiit !; In the IlKht Bolls, but In tho heavy Bulla the proapecta are good 1 his In the Hecond time during hla en. t'ro rexideme In the county thai VP Trlcdley hua known It to frost In June, his Miyn. The Frlcdloya are at the Se ward - Oreaon Journal. HUMIDORS SEN! FROM GERMANY ARE HISTORIC Federal Experts Will Seek for Oil In Eastern Oregon WAHHI.VOTO.V June 13. The YOVTIII Tl, SOMHKII JIKTl'IIVt to ri.xo ixvki o.m:s gone CHKVKNXM. Wyo June 1 3. Sut ' yet out of hia 20h, Horttt J, W. Roberta veteran uf IK nionthH merfa, and t now employed by the Union Pacific ) Iff-filiiirlou 1 xii'UAl iirruMilnir lu rti- t John Breding Sends rottery ;" i- , tie five tlriiew, and when he returned home ho found that his mother, j father, wife and children had all died I Bearing Insignia of 148th F. A. butchor knife. It In the day of Jtnxe In the year 1JU9, so If you Ret through and only careful double crotwlnfr of It without harm, you may feel wife Mr. Jinx will aave you. until February 13, l2(t. The 13th of Friday the 13th, ha been comtnem- Juno In considered especially virulent, orated In fiction In Thomas W. Uw however, and canes of the jinx getting on'a book by that name and the com- in him koocI JJcki are bound to be blnation of the day and the number many today. The last time the jinx 13 hum been time honored In annals of had hi day wait In December, 1918 i American People. It In on? of the . favorite and most widely cherbshed A young- man who was fired with UUckin horse on a white background. auneratltlona we have. love myi ho think- It wm th triri-m in,s uem ino insignia oi me jmn Two humidors, of ticrman pottery. probably the first clay articles to come direct to Pendleton from Germany in five years, arrived this week at the home of John Buyers from John W. Breeding, member of the HKth Field Artillery who has been with the army of occupation at Hoehr, Germany, but who is now on his way home. He ex pects to be discharged and return to the city by July 1. The humidors are especially inter esting because for the past five years Uermuny has not shipped clay pro ducts to the United Hiatus, although before the war broke out In lifli Ger man pottery nearly flooded the Amer ican market. The humidores are stories In them selves, bearing pictures and phran pertinent to the history of the 143th field artillery. Ah a merneriu! of an American regiment ft Is interesting to note that it does not bear the "Made in Germany" trademark. The humidors are beautifully em bossed In blue, gold, white and brown. and have four facings. One shows a make an examination of oil pomlblU tits In the most favorable section off uuHicrn Oregon this summer, accord ing to information given Keriator Mc i.iry by the director of the survey, George Otis Smith. i'rospects in Western Oregon are t'mler Investigation by the Oregon Liireau of mines and geology, says Mr. fcmith. the assistance of tho federal government In that work not being required. The geological survey would appear 1o he duplicating what the state is do ing If It went into the coast range country, he states, and he suggests that the Coo Hay region should ar range to be Included in the state sur vey If It is not already Included. Today is tho only day of Its kind father who acted as fireman. Fine Stock Ranch for Sale 31.10 acne, all fenced and cross fenced, a rixnn liue and 4 barns. Large orchard, and all kind of uorricM. Tliero In 800 acrea tillable and 1.10 In grain. There la a autre, 1. (., hot water resort, school, grist mill, saw mill, all wllliln 3 ml lea of tlila ranch, llaa dally mall and IWc-' phone. raalnjr penult on Government reserve from with Maee. TlH-re i SO head of ratlin, 20 lioraea, 40 Iiokx, a lot of dilekenn, and rverytlilnicafrom a Kood threolilnsf nuu4iln clown lo a rartlcn rako. UieludiiiK a Nlilni;lefmlM, corn alK-llerl clu mill, 30O biiHliela or corn ralwd on M-cm. iNpa last year, 3 gas rmrlnca. Vim mn buy lliia fine ram-h and errrytiiliur ninjitlonnl hero for (I3.50 an acre, and ' par half oaMh, and 10 years at S per cent on balance. I have a very attractive homo on the North aide for aale. There arc 8 rooma, 3 alccpinc inrchca, full base ment, furnaoa heat and fireplace. Tile lionae la hardrin Micd all throiurh. and subMantially built, 3 lota on cor ner of block!, saraso and other improvenicnta. You can buy tlila fine home for SHOOO, lialf caNh, lone; tuuo at 7 per cent balance. ;o with me and aec It. E: T. WADE. thll field artillery. Another has a picture of a peace of heavy artillery against a blue background and a third has a ; large white A surmounted on circles of red and blue, the Insignia of the LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES American army of occupation. n the fourth side of each humidor is lettered the 'engagements In which the 14Hth took part: tho Marne defen sive, the Murne offensive, tSt. Mihier and Meuse-Argonne offensives. All the pictures are surrounded by a gold band. The piece of pottery was mad at Hoehr, Germany, where IJ reding has been located for several months. He icrt here with Troop Jj but was later transferred to the 148th Field Artillery. "-In December his regiment went to Hoehr, Germany, and he has been located at that place since. The humidors are prized by Mr. Bggers be eause of their beauty and historic significance. as a result of tho epidemic recent influenza ' Tell The World This Woman Says That Lydia E. Pinkham'i Vegetable Compound made Me a Well Woman. V r -Pa' Vesterrt tacfric rowtn -v;i Liowr "fieUE HOW ! TRIES TO PLEAD GUILTY; IS FREED ST. lXUia June 13. When Fred Hogan, also known as Bamboro who gave his address as Chicago, scanned the faces of the jurors who were se lected in Circuit Judge Taylor's court today, to try him on a charge uf fel toniously carrying burglar tools, he .asked Assistant Circuit Attorney Lar- cey to permit him to plead guilty and to a bottle containing three ounces or ," " 4" fv.. r,..,urH ,hi. uhuu wil nnd vou The request was denied. have a quarter pint of the tat ! ,An ho"r af ,er n freckle and tan lotion and complexion w.ilneM stand- had plamed that he Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents Try It! ilitepste the Juice of two lemons In- was carrying several keys and flashlight because he worked in a ho tel and that he did not know there . - 1.. . I n.nhuafl arhlla " Villiv CttlCU 111 ' 1 u,.M, "..tT uui. .1 .r. " r.lT. .untl1 policemen found it, after his ar rest. The jury returned a verdict of beautifier at very, very small cost. Your grower has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will for a few cents. Massage thia sweet ly fragrant lotion Into tho face. neck, arms and hancbj each day and see 'not guilty. how frecklea and . l.lernlahee diaar-' , .,.,,,., , -,,.. H ,aar and how cler. aoft and rosy- ;wnt;nce nim to a veMr , lhe work. harmless and never irritates house. This the Judge refused to do. "If you are guilty of this charge, you rdionld be sent to the penitenti ary," said the Judge, and Hogan was ordered to stand trial. Df Vour rowing is not insured read this rain 2000 ACRES WHEAT DESTROYED BY FIRE CHICO, May 31. Fire due to sparks from an engine destroy ed 2,000 acres of wheat, valued at $120,000, on the Stanford ranch, between Soto and the Southern Pacific right of way, last night. As the grain was insured to take effect June 1, the loss is com plete. The grain was owned by Godholdt Brothers, of Red Bluff, and J. H. Jones and W. A. Yocum of Chico, who recently pur chased the land. WE ARE WRITING GROWING GRAIN MUCH CHEAPER THIS YEAR than ever before and the cost so much for the season so that you can place it in force right now and it will cost you no more than it would if you waited until you thought it was dry enough to burn. You might think wrong like the farmer in California and lose your entire grain crop. PHONE OR CALL ON US AND WE WILL GIVE YOU THE LOWEST RATE on growing grain obtainable in Oregon. WE PAY IF YOU LOSE. So come in and insure and be able to rest in peace. Benticy-Gt aiiam Insurance Agency Phone 404 815 Main St Dancer's Limousine Expressed for Fete I PORTLAND, June 13. On a spec ial express car, the J 12,00 .Stilts spe cially built limousine, owned by Miss : Rut St. Ienls, America's premieri danseuse, left Ios Angeles on fast I overland train for Portland. I Miss St. Denis wired to her hus band, Lieutenant Ted Shawn, at their home,"Dcnlshawn," in Lios Angeles, toj ship the luxurious lfmosine to Port- i land in time for her to rido In it as guest of honor of the Hose Festival! directors' In the floral parade on Fri- I day. In answer to the invitation of the directors. Miss St. Denis offered to j enter her own ear in the parade with- I nut competition as an expression of j her appreciation for victory and what the soldier boys did "over there." The car will be driven by O. t. Mo Phail. local Sttitx agent, and ft will lead the directors' section in the pa rude. , Wii -til i nr. m Lo Angi-e, Cal. " I uuffcred with female trouhtpn for yearn, was nick I most ot the time, was not able to da ' my own housework. ii'l I could net set - jhelp from doctors. saw Lydia fc.. f inK am's vegetable: Compound axlver-! tised in the newspa-! K-rs, and tooK six : Kittles, and am a i well woman. You i an use my name to lull the world the; Rood your me li'-ine has done me as I ; shall praise it always." Mrs. A. L. 1 DeVine, 647 St. 1'aul' Avenue, hot' Anzeles, Calif. j Women who suffer from any form of weakness, as indicated by displace ments, inflammation, ulceration, irreir- j ularities, backache, headaches, nervous- ness or "the blues." should do as Mrs. DeVine did, and give Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound a thorough trial. tor over forty years this famous remedy, which contains the curative, strengthening properties of good old fashioned roots and herbs, has been correcting just mieh ailments. If you have mysterious complications writ for advice to Lv 11a K. Finkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. CIIAKLES MILNE t lo City IIhII i'utidk'ton, (m. American National Bank Pendleton. Building, Xyea Scientifically examined. Glasses (round to fit DALE nOTHWEI.Ij Optooietrlat Hd Owldu nmnm mv'i j n in mimniiHii, i U iii'iiiinii.i.irtrlJii is-wnlts Be High Cost of Living IS REALLY NOT SO HIGH, WHEN' WE ARE SELLING THE CHOICEST STEER RIB BOILING AT 20c LB. ; For Sunday dinner we have Legs Young Mut ton, Choice Veal Roasts and Cutlets, Prime Steer Rib Roast, Young Roasting Chickens, Spare Ribs, Pork Tenderloins and Walla Walla Link Pork Sausage. Come to the market or phone early to ' be as sured of a' good selection. 7. Oregon Market PHONE 600 815 MAIN ST. ray roll money puts life into an y com m u n it y. The more payroll money put in circula tion in Oregon, tho faster we grow and the stronger we be come. Help by your patronage to build up Oregon industries whose products, solil In tho markets of the world. mean 1!I;CKU 1WYKOL.US for Oregon. ASSOCIATED lNDl'STUIKS ouiioox, OF KNOWN FOR ITS STRENGTH THE BUILDING PROGRAM DECLARED ESSENTIAL ATLANTIC CITY. June 13. Im- ; tnediate resumption of the govern- j ment'a building program Is the only j tmedtato solution to the problem of j high rents, unemployment, and stag- t nation of bluldlng markets according to building traden union loaders at tending the American federation of j labor convention. Griggs, president, asserted thHt' 250.- I nnn building trattos workers are Idle ' and ho introduced a resolution which ' the convention will consider soon, ' asking congress to tin mediately pro. ' vide money so that work on federal ( bttildlngs can be resumed. (iriggs , thinks that will start the hall rolling, 1 "Work on tos federal buildings is be ing upheld because congress refused ; to appropriate four million dollars," ' ho asserted. j Private Ownership ; of Merchant Marine Wanted by Hurley, WASHINGTON. June 1-1. Private j ownership and operation of the Amer ican merchant marine -was recommend ed to congress today by Chairman i Hurley, of the I'nited States shipping' board. 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