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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 14. 1919.
PENDLETON'S FOURTH OF JULY A VIA TOR KILLED
IN PORTLAND YESTERDA Y WHEN PLANE HITS EART H
W. B. HUTCHINSON
WAS ARMY FLYER
Intended to Fly Here July 5
th i
viivuig muminaiea
. Flight.
n, Hutchinson, discharged army
nvlamr, win Inmanily killed at I'ort-
inna yesterday afternoon when bis-
piano Hashed to earth out of control
and crashed Into a, cement wolk
Hiilihlnsnn won lRned to flv In Pen-
ttetnn during the Fourth of July cele.
luatlon, having been obtained by I
i'. Irn -e, of the local committee,
1 htirsday.
Hutchinson. Hon of a wealthy wheat
farmer living at Dayton. wa dun to
"y from Portland to hla ranch hum
hi Dayton today and on July 4 whs to
fly at YnMma. Following- hi" flight
there he was onmlnn to Pendleton to
fly on Hutiiritiiy, July 6.
Th local Fourth of July commit
too won distinctly disappointed at
(nrnlns; of Hutchinson' death todn".
They went to great expense to get him
Maneil foi the local flight and feur
"it, wlih the grout demand for nvla.
tors for the Fourth, they will have a
nurd time replacing him. liuichi.n
"1 was to Introduce new thrill In
air fhlng here by doing an lllumlnau j
5488 Registered at '
0. A. C. During Past
Year; 3186 Regulars
nnvuios AGrtieririTtAt,
fou.lCOH, Corvallls, June 14.
iiegiHtratlon for the school year
Just cloned at the college wa
the largest In the history of the
Institution, tr.il 9 individuals tnk-
Ing work. Thin figure Include
short course student and H, A.
T. C. men The number of reg-
ular 'students fas 3 1 H0 and short
course students. mio. The total
number from Oregon was 2939,
from other states came 1.123
and 21 were from foreign cnun-
tries. Heventy-one persona were
transferred from olher colleges
and universities. Among states
outside' of Oregon which had
the largest registration were
Washington with u Oiiifornin
437 and Idaho. 77.
TO CHOOSE DIRECTOR
AT LECTION MONDAY
McNary Wont Back
Hiram Johnson for
Presidential Race
WASHINGTON, June
Senator McNary today
14.
stated
E. L. Smith's Election Urged ,hat Senator Borah and Kenyon
V... rpu I ld no authority to speak fur
vy muse OUIJIJUI ling
Board.
him when they announced that
progressive republicans In the
senate were united In support of
COMING OF ARMY
FLYER IS DELAYED
Hi rain J oh neon for nomination
for president,
"I war not eonHUlted on that,"
hp Id. "I will not RuMrt any
man Tor nomination who U un-
Hlterahly opposed to the league
of nation." 1
ed t.lKiil flinrht HIh firefly flight win
m taki plfice iHtfl at niKht, wlih fire
WorNn to he net off when Meverill hun
dred ftet in tho nlr.
STKeant John Milkownkl, an nrmv
mechanic. w wlih liiitrninKnn on
hi ratal fJ;tht and he, too. win In.
mantly l:Itled.
Election of onrxrehoo) director for
th three year term and ratification
or rejection of the proponed budget
for 191 9-1 2 will be voted on by
taxpayer and voter of JiHtrlct Xo.
1. Monday. The poll will he opn
hctween 'i o'clock and 7 oVIork In
tn council room or tne cuy hail. k.
L. Smith, now a member of the hoard.
ii the only candidate up for election.
I 11m re-election in nrged by thone w!xh
Inn; to uphold the present hoard and
the Improved school conditions CHEHAL.I., June. IS Plans for the
School election In all the distrirU I junketing trip of the huHlneK men
of I'matllla county will alfto be held and the ChchuliH Concert bund were
on Aloiioay to . let t directors and vi j perfected Tuesday niKht at a meeting;
or budKt't.. Only taxpayera may vote , fur the trip June 17, 18 and 19.
on the hfhool iiv.v In any dlntrict but Thirty or more budlnea men will ac
IIKII (JS HAI TO
VISIT XKK.imoiES
li sal votet are entitled to Vote
the directortt
fine Stock Ranch for Sale
I30 aorra. all fenced and cross f.i.ocd. a room hotiso
and 4 barns. Largo orchard, and all kinds of bcrrlca.
Tlwro la SOO acres t Ilia bio and 150 In praln. There Is a
mro. 1 o.. bat MIit rnmr. ocbool, grist null, saw mill,
all within S mUoa of this ranch, lias dally mall and Iclc
niton, (.'razing permit on (iovmunnn inrrw kimi wlih
Placo. There is 20 IumkI of cattle, xo horses, 40 lioga, a
kit or olH. kctiM. and everything from a good Uireslilng
machine down lo a ganlen rake. Including a shingle mlU.
corn sIk-II, f, clmp mill, SOO Imslicls of corn raised on ircm.
Isrs last year, 3 gas engine, l oo ran boy this fine ranch
and everything mentlonpil hers for tlS.SO an acre, and
lay half oasli. and 10 rears at t icr cent on balance.
I hare a very attractive home on Iho North side" for
B"'u Thero are a rooms, 2 sleeping porches, full hasc
tnent, fnrnaoa heat and fln-placc. Tlio house Is liartlfln
lhd all through, and substantially built, a low on cor
ner of block, garage and other Improvements.
Von ran bar this fine home for SRnon, hair cash, long
timo at T per cent helancr. Co with mn and see It.
E. T. WADE. T
Kids His Wife By
Chewing Poison,
Just Misses eDalh
DENVER, June 14. "Kidding" hla
wife by chewltiff poison tablet nearly
proved fatal Baturday nleht to lRoy
Horn?,, 46, huahand of Mrs. Vera M.
Tlldeman-rtonn acquitted Inat fall of
the killing of Roy Chamberlain, an
Ednewater farmer. Koae chewed the
polaon tablets until hi body became
ailff and he was removed to the county
hospital In a serious condition. He will
recover.
yAlAs STRKFT WOI.P
MI'KT SEItVK 8KXTKXCK
company the band, and concerts will
he given by the band at each city viHit
ed. The trip is made for buineaa and
Pleasure. cHpedally that the bimlneF
men may acquaint themaelvea better
with the Western Washington district
and a I wo to give some added publicity
to the city.
The itinerary of the body as outlined
la as follows: .Leave Chehalis at 7:30
a. m., arrive Aberdeen at 11 a. m..
H'lquiam at 12. lunch; leave Hoquiam
at 1 p. m.; visit Monteaano and Elma;
arrive at Olymp iaat ft p. m., leave
Olympia 5:45 p. m.; arrive at Tacoma
at 7 p. m, and remain over niKht
Ieave Tacoma WVdneaday morn in; at
9 and visit Puyallup, Sumner, Auburn
and Kent, arriving' at Seattle at 12.
Uunch, afternoon and evening In Seat
tle leaving Seattle at 8:30 Thursday
morning for Everett, where they will
take lunch and rtart on the return trip
home.
LltMitenant Fetter, army aviator
who was reported yenterday as plan
ning to fly from J'ortland to Kpokanc
Hunday, will not vhdt Pendleton a re
ported, but will fly from Portland to
' Seattle Monduy, a wfre from Milton
It Klepper, In chance of aviation ar
rangements at Portland, to the Pen
dleton Co m me rc f a I A kbocI a ti on t od a y
said. loiter he will fly to Spokane.
Either g"fng to Spokane r upon
his return from there, the flier will
come through Pendleton ,and will
alight hre. as requested by Oeorge
C. Haer. president of the awociation.
li is not yet known whether Lieuten
ant Fetter will return from Seattle
to Portland or fly acros the tnoun-
tain of Washington direct from the
sMind to Srf'kane.
It will not he nece-wary for Pendle
ton to request the army officials, at
Washington to hav lieutenant Fet
ters routed via Pendleton, Mr. Klep
per's wire said, as h hag authority
to fly whichever wuy he chooses. Word
will he Ment here later as to the exact
time of the flier's arrival. Meanwhile
a suitable field for landing I being
sought by Mayor J. I,. Vaitghan.
Many a woman says her prayers be
cause the minister says she should and
does other things because he says she
shouldn't.
XKW YORK, June 15. The fnited
States circuit court of appeals affirm
ed the conviction and senlence of
David Lamar, "the wolf of Wall
street," and Henry B. Martin of labor
ers' national peace council, for con
spiring to obstruct the shipment of
in unit ton to the allies by fomenting
strikes in this country. Umar and
Martin, who were convicted by Franx
von Hlntelen, were sentenced to serve
a year In the Mercer county. New Jer
sey, penitentiary.
is not insured read this
Hsian
2000 ACRES WHEAT
DESTROYED BY FIRE
CHIC0, 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.
RITR OF TIFD A XT AT PICXTO
FOIMTBH WOMAV TO HOSPITAL
SAX FRAXCTSCO. June 14. What
appeared to be the harmless bite of a
little red ant which nipped her on the
arm during a picnic In the Oakland
hills a f'W days ago almost had a
serious termination today for Mrs. E.
Eickworth. 17 Car! street.
When the bite began to show signs
of infection and her arm to swell pain
fully Mrs. KSckworth today went to
the Central Emergency Hospital and
was told that if she had waited an
other twenty-four hours blood poison
ing would have set In and necessitated
the amputation of her arm. The
wound was treated and she was taken
to her home.
SWIM PftOSTIt ATK-S (.OVFKXOR
BVDMBY, N. S. W.. June 15 His
excellency, the governor (Sir Walter
Pavldaon) has recovered following his
recent collapse. The governor was
prostrated after a swim in the bath at
the Government House grounds.
REALTY TRANSFERS
FOR THREE YEARS
Itched Something Terrible.
Cuticura Healed.
"My face wes in an awful condi
tion. It was smeared with pimples.
biacicneads and enlarged
pores. It itched -something
terrible and I lost
nights of sleep. My face
was disfigured for three
years.
"Then I saw a Cuticura
advertisement and I sent
for a sample. I bought more and it
only took two cakes of Soap and
two boxes of Ointment to heal me."
(Signed) Henry Goldfarb. 215 N.
Fremont Ave., Los Angeles Cal.,
August 6, 1916.
Having cleared roar skin keep it
dear by using Cuticura Soap and
VJinirDent lor daily toilet purposes.
SLCotkuTa Talaim Powder -vq
Do not fail to test th favinaHnv frs.
grance of this exquisitely scented face.
Baby, dusting and skin perfuming powder.
Delicate, delightful, distingue, it imparts to
tbe person a charm incomparable and
peculiartoitself. Sample of Cuticura Soap,
Ointment and Talcum free by mail, address
post-card: "CtrtKUr. lrp. R, BoMeo."
Sold everywhere at 25c. each.
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ELECTRICITY finds many ways to
brighten your house and lighten your work.
Snap a switch and any room is flooded with
clean, safe light. , Put in
Western Eecfric
Power and Light
and have light for every room in your home;
every stall and passage in the barn. It
gives you power to run the many electrical
household devices as well as the grindstone, "
separator, fanning mill, water system, etc
See this Western Electric outfit in. operation .
Charles Milne
Electric Contractor . , J
Xcit to Clt Hall ,
I-emJletoa. Ore , ... .
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 ib 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.
Bentley-Graham Insurance Agency
f Phone 404
815 Main St,
nKitns.
W. E. Welch to A. M. Pesnaln.
I12S0. NV 1-4 seotlnn 33 and SK 1-4
N'R 14 section 3- township 1 north.
34.
H . Xewport to IT. M. Schilling.
$1. Ixit 1, block l.i. Hermlston.
A. L DeniHris to A. neniflris, $1,
Mete and hound tract N'VV 1-4 section
21. township 5 north. 86.
A. 1 Deniaris to SI. remaris, $10.
S 1-2 XW 1-4 section 21 and part X
j 1-S XW 1-4 section 21, township 5
: X. 3S -
j A. L. Deninris to A. Oemnris. $57.-;
1400. X 1-2 XW 1-4 and SE 1-4 XW
Jl-4 and XK 1-4 section 2S, and mete
'and hound in section 21 and 2S,
, township R X. 3.
, X. A. Johnson to J. W. Kelly. $ STiH
, Int 5 nnd 22 feet of north side Lot .
j block fil, Freewjtter.
F. Morrlsette to A. MorrlHette, $1.
.I3 1-4 XW 1-4 section 13, township
j 3 north. 34.
F. M. l.ockwood to 1-C. Timmermnn.
Ul.flO. W 1-2 section 24 and NV 1-4
section 2Ti. township X. 33.
j C. W. Winder to W. Winder, 1K0.
1-2 Interest In SV 1-4 section 2 and
N" 1-2 section 11. township 3 X. 3(1.
A. McKtrnth to Alden Fuller.
$1.00 7.5 acres section 14, township
6 north, 35
A. Fuller to l. :. Spcer. 13.0on.
22 acres in SW 1-4 SK 1-4 section 14.
township 6 north, 3S.
11. Mayer to n. 1 Prlnir. $1. V. 1-2
, SW 1-4 and XW 1-4 SK 1-4 section
31. township fi north. 31.
Tt. Howard to 1 n. Tlrownell.
$Stt. 4 acres in section IS. township
.5 V. 2S. j
l". It. Isaac to W. r. Welch. $1.00.1
IS acres in section p. township 2 N
32.
C. nreedlnc to F. B. K'.nte. $5000
Port lots IS and 16. Mock 24. Arnold
Kn lev's.
J. r. Sabathier to J. R. r. lj-wis
$1 13 nrrei In SW 1-4 section 14,
township 6 north, ranite 35.
R. J. Pnvls to 11. l Sanders. $60
Lots 3 and 4 block 55. Freewater.
X. It. Foster to J. Xnrkatts. $f00.
T.ols p. jo nnd 15 section 15. township
3 X 36.
f M. Smith lo A. T Simpson. $195
Lot 13. block 25, Arnold A Ratpy's
M. Hunlster to A. Ohapln. $1. I.ota
2 and 13. block 12, MeArthtir's, Wes
ton. (
j Ajnerlcan
Natlonai Bank
Pendleton.
Buirdlnc
Eyes 8clent1flcs.lU
examined,
Glaasee sroond to fit
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Optometrut msd optkniaa
Bring' Your
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We can furnish prompt
ly any size
Wind Shield
Glass
"We have an experienced
man who will set the
glass while you wait-
B. L Burroughs, Inc.
Corner Webb and Col
lege Sts.
The Market of :
Personal Service
It's not what we used to be
but what we are today that in
terests the buying public
NOW.
We know you will be pleased with our com
plete line of meats and our own delivery service.
Every minute this market is open is a minute of
service to our patrons that is why they are in
creasing. . .
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THONE 600
815 MAIN ST.
TAXICABfl
PHONE I II
Books an Itiik-s for 12. W
PARKER TAXI CO.
Ha; nj Mora.
CECIL COSrER
Pl'lll.IO ACtXHNTASIT
INCOME TAX ADVISKH
Smith-Crawford Bide
Opposite Tendleton Hotel
Phone 103
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your
GRAN
ENSURANC
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NOW
Special Rates
Why not Insure in a good com
pany at CHEAPEST RATES
obtainable?
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Telephone 550
129 East Court Street
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