DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919.
PORTLAND CHAMBER SUPPORTS TERMINAL RATE PRINCIPLE
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PENDING AMENDMENT
TO LAW IS OPPOSED
Stand Taken Against Pre
vention of Short Haul
Competition.
I')UTI.AND, June 20. DiDJ'.ors
of tho I'urtland Chumlior of Com.
morco Wednesday tckmraiiheil ihe
Oregon iluleKuilon In cuiikd-i ri
PurdliiK Ihe imndliiir amRn.1mi.-nt to
to fourth ctlon of the Interstate
Commerce act, covering tho Iopjc and
hort haul cIuiiko. Huiinort was aH
ed for the principle that tin r.ul
mrds muk'i u. terminal rate to a port.
rd opposition to any change pnvmt-
Inic coiopctltlve short haul truffle wan I I ointment of a eonimlUie ol
reoutstfd. , . , biiHlnenu men wan aulhortinfd to make.
Another tiuffli; (mention win th a careful Investigation of tho wall-!
appeal .if Ihe Wallu Walla C.inmr. oiit of ration on an oil tanker which
clul ciuli for analHtanco In obtaining I vut u p ayed here uecauae tho man
nviro prompt movement of pi mh
alle prt'ductH of that Noctlon. r'hlp.
pers uiv Kald to bo badly haudlcanped
hy lor'laal of tho Oregon-Waa'iicton
linen to accept American Itadlway Kx-
Vrcm Hhtpmenta on train No. 1 he-c;i-iho
i.f IranK-Hhlpment leJaa at
WhIIiiH. The nhvloua rimieilv, my
lh. Inland empire proleHtant.j, Is for
tho ii.!i ouiIh to furnlah an extra i-x-,.ie
car for loading at Wallulsi .)ur
Injr the bony Henxon.
O'nwitrt Anton, conHUltlng engineer.
r.t lvi.n-it, Wuh., proventvil lalore
tlio i curt" hl plan for eatabllHhnient
of free porta.
fine Stock Ranch for Sale
BIRO ai-rea, all ronccd and otonh fciion!. o rmrm Iwiiiho
and 4 barna. Inrgc im lmrd, and all kindn or hcrrim.
Tluiro Is SOO rm tillable and 130 In train. There Ih a
More. P. O., hot water resort, school, grist mill, saw mill,
all within 3 miles of this riuii b. lias dally mail and l li
ptmne. (raalrur fiennlt on (government riworvo fro with
Mace. There In head of caulc, 20 horm-a, 4 hoira, a
lot of clitckeiw, and cverytlilnir bmi a (rood tln-ratilni;
mai-lilno down to a Eurdin rako. Including a sh Ionic mill,
corn nlii'Ilci", chop mill, SOO busliolx of corn raised on prcm.
too laat year, 3 gaa eiiulocs. Von can buy thiN fine ranch
and everything mentioned liero ror tl2.no an acre, and
pay hair oan, and lu years at ft ht mil on lialaiix.
I have n very attractive linme on tho North aide for
xaln. There, are 8 rooms, 2 aleeplug pon-lirw, full baxe
mcnt, furnnon lieat ami fireiilaee. Tlio houw; la liantrln
Ished all tlirounli. and subKiunlJnlly built. 2 lots on ir
uer of Moelc, gnraim and oilier lmirovemenln.
Vou fan buy this fine homo for $Kono, hair cash, long
tune at 1 larr cent ImiIiuicc. Ha Willi mo and see It.
E. T. WADE.
iuit for ulleKcd failure of tho owners
to fnrnUh proper food to, then. tti.He'
on board, t !
WASHINGTON LABOR
TAKES MIXED COURSE
'visit the chapter there tonight. Mrs.
' Jarvin -will he ffi rnlon June 2-1 arid
j 2 for county convention It. F.
! Kirkpatrfck, grand hifh prlcnt of the
I. o. O. p., Henry Taylor and It
Alexander, both pat grand muMt;ra.
are plann-ntr to attend from Pendleton.
J. R; Porter Will
Build Fine Home
Riverside Avenue
No Kind Word for Haywood
i Put Greetings to Mooney
and Debs.
' fjontrantti wre let lat eivenlnj?
for the erection of a colonial type
of rc-Hidcnce for J. It. lorur on
Itivprnlde avenue Just beyond the
city limitM east ; of town. Tho
completed hoiiHH 1m CHtitnated to
coMt cIohb to 117.500 and will he
eo.ua! in appolntnientti to any of
the modern homr recently start
ed In the city.
M. ftulcy waw awarded the con
tract for the Htriictitral work on
the house which "Will he a two
atory frame building with full
basement. The plana call for two
complete hathH, f lrclace, haid
wotd floorH. Hlpcpinjf fiorchc and
other .ultra-niodern conveniences.
- A hot water heating system wl.l
be InMatled, the contract for
both heating and plumbing hav
ing been given to It. H. Thomp
son. Helng beyond the city water
and light connectiona, the new
home will have Its own farm
lighting nd pumping plant,
Charlea Milne having been award
ed the contract to furnish the sys
tem. He alo will wire the house
and IiiMtall the (lecetrlcal fixtures
Ilan for the home were drawn '
by Raymond W. Hatch, local
ochltect.
I BlibMNOHAM, WaKh., Juno 20
, HadicaliKm waj routed in the Wash
ington Ktale Federation of Ltbor con.
vention here today hy the defeat of
a proposal to aend a telegraphic
: greeting to William D. Haywood, con
victed I. W W. pader now in the
federal penitentiary at Leavenworth.
; Kan.
' Another radical HponHored motion,
, however, to send greetings to Thomas
J. Mooney, Kugene V. Iebs and other
; convicted men, prevailed. .
Authority waa voted to the executive
, council by the convention for the or-
f ganUuition of a "triple alliance for
political purpoaes. the tentative plan
decided upon to le submitted to a
Hlate-wlde referendum of organized
I labor. According to the proposed
i plans, the federation will affiliate
with the state grange and railway
' men's welfare league, forming a sep-
! ate political machine.
Will Attend t I- 'oiivcntlon.
Among thoxe who left today for
Portland to attend tho Chr'niian
church Christian Kndcavor utaie con
vention were Mrs. lter Koyd, Mlw
Irene Hoyd, MIhk Alice Oreenwald
and M s Pearl Brnnt.
(Jrtsm llukery Hum New IlranHi.
The Alta Bakery opened todny on
Aita street as a branch of the Ore
gon Baker, Court street bakery which
is owned by J. S. Burnhain. The Al
ta will sell Ice cream, confectionery,
as well as all kinds ofbread and pas
try. Mrs. M. K. Hrouillard will he In
charge of the new branch.
Wa Here 31 Year Ago. '
Wearing a beard which caused hi
old friends, John Vert. Hvnry Taylor
and John Hentley not to recognize
; him, Ira Huzan, who came here July
4, sees many chan&rs since the
days when a few house marked the
Pendleton site. Mrs. Proome ot
Athena, in a sister of Mr. Buzan's.
while George Buzan, formerly of this
city, now of Portland, is a brother
r, Uf&ij Kick . V 1 1
1 " 4 hhfetf Electric -JA VM '
Washington Labor
Backs Canadians
Bomp Plot July 4
Is Prediction of
Investigation Chief i
JBS-? M 1 m I TV. J . . .Mfc
L4W '
fpp!y-
WUEN SPOKES
are: loos i
SPOKTITE
While mostcqucaks are caused by loose
'heel and can be remedied by squirtinir
SPOKTITE ; into the cracks, yet many
wheeli i get i loose - without . giving you
warnlnsr. t- , -
Kxamine your spokes for 'tacks at the
""b for this siR-nihei danger, then squirt in
SPOKTITE and make your wheels an cood
as new and SAFE.
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Compounded and Guaranteed by
THE WOODTITE LABORATORIES
MODESTO, CALIFORNIA
- KANTMAE-
y A ICNTiflCAilr COHrOWNMO
Avnlrf th wwifhil-t
I Itr of dffttraytnc th
lutr of your car by
wiihlni It uith
ALTO WASH, a wrirn.
tiftmlly comtKtundfld
preparation thst r
moves grpnM, Main
and rlirt easily and
qulkly. -ftX
V Will not mar th '
mow delicate surface. I
10c m aih.'
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j TIKLbi.VGHAM, Waah., June 20.
I The State Federation of Labor today
pledged full moral and financial sup
port to the general strikes in all Cana
dian cities. A heavy , collection was
taken for the assistance of the strik
ers following an address by President
I Kavanaugh, of the British Columbia
federation.
They dare not put martial law into
existance In Winnipeg or Vancouver ,
WAHHI.ViTON, June 19. William for they do not know which way the
Flvnn, chief of the bureau of Invest!- soldiers will shoot," said Kavanaugh. j
gation. of th department of Justice "The government does not trust its j
said he belclves the country may ex- troops. Capitalistic government reach- j
pect additional bomb outrages In con- ed its apex in development during the
neclion with demonstrations planned war. Kvcry action taken hy the Otta
for Julv 4. wa government toward suppression of
- the strike in Winnipeg will but hasten j
It is impwHlblc to buy a friend that the downfall of the masters." j
Ik w.irth the price. j ' j
. , , - ; IytN'rXX, June 19. Shaving hij
moustache, darkening his hair, re
moving hin spectacles, and cultivating
a. limp, a Sheffield man so altered his j
appearance that he was able to visit j
one
, AltB VOI?
How much Is your money earning
for you? Are you mentally equipped
lu handle your own money, or do yo.frien(lB of hl()Wifes, and "marry
brainier man loan your money out; .
fr refcw interest ? We cn show j VOTKS Xlt lFKItt;K
you how you can n.ake our money A,mjSBI m Va,t ,jline 2o.
.earn ou a nmiaMinm mi-kh. . IVihis I vnnia yesterday fiiiully imssxI
Mnrfno Iron woiks. omce, 546 Main tlm t(Htorui wiffrago amendment by a
street, IVndelton. t ! vote of 31 to 6.
Makes tops
and scats
like new.
FreMrvea
and water
proofs leather.
pantSMiie and
mooitT. Mupt
satis fartory
dressinc o n
the market
an easily ap-pl.ea?.
BRIEF SPECIFICATIONS
Motor I'niO C'oiilllK'lllill Slv 1-2 x a 1-1 IncliCB.
Olliirtt-r In liliw'k
CiirlMirrKir Hli.vfl'lil m-IiiI.
t hilii llorjt IK- k, llli ll)-iiii'li Nliiith' udJiiHtaMn
ilry ilisv.
TrniiKiiilKfloii tiriint Ipm Willi 8. It. I". ilmililo row
lieariiiitN. Mrkcl wlifl bwk lmfl!.
Frame Six liirli fluumrl, extra flcrp neclion. h
l-lnll.v llvlmioit for full lliitrliklMi tlrlvn,
Mrlnit- lliiriov wiil-'IIHtlv lotut anil wlile, I'lunt
Ssltl Illi'hlH renr 1-2 x ftfl 1-2 Inchon. Alloy iimlii
pinto with n'lioimil top pliites, anti-.sqiu'iik lironwi
hiisliliiicM 111 nil Kprliut eyes.
lieella.e 12.1 liirliow.
Vilirlit Tourlnit. H2IMI imunilx.
'I'lrrn ;i.".vl 1-2 Ini'lies tiixMlymr C'onl.
111., rollouiiio- oihi'r iiMhii'iiu'iils tto tonunl makliiir II a
lili-le cart llumer Moto-l1er Hum as urinT
ami INineall 1IrIiIh,
II. F. Kimble Motor Car Co.
Ma MAIN ST.
tiilll-
American
National Bank
Pendleton.
Building.
jeyi " K Byea BelentlflcallT
V' "tP - In,lnd.
Olassea (round to III
OMomncrtat ead OMtctea
fruit .
rnrnsftnusl f tmT !
fU.v utwifter-tml rsliers and fountl
plspr intpmiiitimw. and find vourself j
with a limit eii i imr fnr Mrpsnng Uie m
CTjntK nirs). then ; Wi wuih for n rily M
rfMwri. dn't vnnt Sorwthmg arm, m
di'lioo'is. snd wholrwome. m
Orri'r a jar at Vnean's feSs JT!lU5l M
Mamlfmallow Witp tndae. s$zr-&
Th' nnt time yoii wuh a i
quirk dfart, try it on I I i
fruit Yoti will fil the I I i
narahmallnw adds a imnrt- I jfS I I
drrfuj rkhtma and Train- LV!S:p9H
Vacs CejwteCwnysae 3
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PEMBLETm
Sue Tir Auto ItefHilr H0a.
W. J. Burns today brought actk n
against Dan McTntyre for $31.77, al
leged due for labor on motor cr re
lifr. for supplies and parts. D. W.
Palley Is plaintiffs attorney.
Judge Omflmis Prt)jier(y Sale.
An order confirming the sale of
ie.;l property located In Cninn coun
ty, to William H. Williams. was
honded down by Circuit Court Jude
(!'llert W. Phelps today. Tha ordei
Is connected with the case of Louise
Willinnts vs. William H. Williams.
O-Hnres IIiihIhiikI lesert(,
Celia A. Caldwell today started rli
vsvrc proceedings against Wpslev W.
Cn 'dwell, to whom she was marred
in July, 196. She asks the custody
of ;heir two children and $25 t nmnUi
f-r their maintenance J. rt. I-ny ia
Mrs, Caldwell's attorney..
Bring' Your
Car to Us
Ve can furnish prompt
ly any size
Wind Shield
Glass
We have an experienced
man who will set the
glass wrhile you wait-
B. L. Burroughs, Inc.
Corner Webb and Col
lege Sts.
When Mrs. O'Leary's cow kicked over an oil lamp in her
Chicaeo barn she ttarted a fire thit made.historv
That was back in '71 and cows' habits haven't changed a bit
since then they still kick at unexpected moments and if an old
fashioned oil lamp is in the way, over it goes to start a fire
afire that always is disastrous.
But although cows' habits haven't changed in 50 yearslights
have. No longer need you use the dangerous oil lamps of '71 -for
with
Western Electric
PowLii and Light
you can have bright, satisfjctory, SAFE electric lights all over "
your farm and home. No other light is as satisfactory no other
light as safe. ...
Western Electric lighting outfits hook up with your own gas
engine. They are easy to install simple to operate. "
Phone, write or call on us to bring a plant to your door. Let
us demonstrate right in your home and in your barn why you
cannot afford to be without a plant. . -
Do it today tomorrow may be too Lata. . ' , -
Charles Milne
" Kfcittrk; Contractor
Next to City Hall
Itrndlrton. Ore. -
The Joy cf
Motherhood Tcfd
Women TU How Titer Mttfe Event
One of Great Happiness.
.mmm
In every part of the land there are wom
en who tell how, through the application
nf Mother' Friend, they entirely srotdeJ
the lulTerinr usually incident to motherhood.
Tbejr relate In no uncertain terms how from
Its use the days were made bright and
cheerful and the nfa-bts calm and restful,
bow the crisis, was passed without the usual
Fufferinir exnerirnred when nature ia itnairl-
ed, and bow they preserved their health I
ana urenfnn ii aevoie it 10 trie reanna or
their children and to tbe thJugs life holds
for them.
Mother's Friend Is a most penetratinv
remedy, prepared e.DciaI1y for expectant
mothers from a formiHa of a noted physi
cian. Strain tinnn Mm limmnuta ia avniHmt-
nd Instead of a period of discomfort and
corurtiint dread it is a sensnn of rala re i
pose. The hours at the crisis are less, and
Mother's Friend enahles the mother ti re- 1
tain her natural grnce, and her akin Is not !
cracKoa oua aucs not nccume aara or dis
llnirpd. Write tohe BrediVH ReciilitorCnmnany,
nept L, Lsmnr Bufldinr. Atlanta, rreomria,
ffr their Motherhood Book, an-1 ootnin a
bottle of Mother's Friend from tho druggist
today, '
sjajBHPWPW
aHB.:amwwH
A Sure Thing is Better
Than a Chance
i , . ..
When you order your meats from us, you take
no chance of being disappointed in your expecta
tions of something nice for Sunday dinner, rtt
Phone us a trial order today or ask your neigh
bor who is one of our customers about the quality
of our meats.. The best is always the cheapest in
the end. r . . . . ' .
(Pig pork sausage in links make a mighty good
breakfast. We have them.)
Oregon Market
PHONE 600
815 MAIN ST.
TAXICABf f
PHONE I U
Boohs Sr. It ides ror S3.M
PARRICR TAXI CO.
Why Pay More.
CECIL COSPER
PUBLIC ACOOCNTAJfX
IN COM K TAX ADVISER
8mlth-Crawfortt Bld.
Opposit Pendleton Hotat
phone 1039 ,
lirly liMlcr for Asocial ion.
Kour now niemlnrs -were added ar
a IliHelinir nf the Hetnll Clerk's Asso
eialion of Pendleton, lirinRinff the to.
tat membership up to 4n. All are men'
but women clerks expect to join soon i
The nnxt meetinff will be next Wed-i
nesday night. i
OVERALLS
Keep Kids Kleen
$150
the Suit
A New Suit
FREE
if they rip
Look for
tliU Red
Woven
Label ggg? "
Bewar of
imitation
(OVERALLS
REd.U.&. PAT.OfT.
LEVI STRMtSS&OU
Lvi Struu A CoSan Franchco
HwM 8KAND PRIZE t P.M-t
niolofiltwl Siirvoy KlilKi Skiiw.
The United 8int Rinlnsfnil Pur
vey hns shipped 60 skins to Fim-
ston Hrothew fur rnmpnny. Of this
Rumher M arc coyote skins nnii t lie
remninder lindffer and boh rat. They
are rallied at $15i. Most of the ani
i main wore klllrtl In March and April.
Th snnov expects that from now on
ihr fur will not he heavy because nf
Die cu m ii.jar nf the summer months.
IM31 HIDAWAV
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SPRINGS
Waits . Yeat for 1itiim.
After waitlnfr 1 " years for her hus
oand to return. Mrs. Paulino Hn'T
today filed an aclioti for divert in
'h. circi.it court. charKinsr do?ci tirrr
ard cruolty. tleoree Ha is : he
r'r fr-ndant. The couple was n. a fried
in December, 107. and since Jure,
VJ"4. he has refused to live wl.fc h'r,
"he says. Peterson. Hishop and
Cliirk are her attorneys.
!$1.tA..0 for Hoy Scouts,
j The sum of lir.fi.&u, representing the
'associate members which joined the
Boy Scouts here durinK the. Hoy Scout
week was sent in today to Portland
headquarters by If. N". lira ha in. Uen
dleton chairman. Mr. Graham hopes
in the near future to revive tho local
i boy scouts orHiii?aition which has
jbeen inactive for some time. A scout
muster and assistant scout master are
1 needed.
f ItcN kiib Irrfcl4nt lltw.
I Mrs. Jessie Jarvls. state presidenl
..of the Kebekah Assembly of Oregon.
! was in the city today from Portland
on her way to Adams, where she will
Protect Your
Porch Floors
Porch floors and steps
receive hnrdcr wear thin
ny 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 aire.
Ask for color card.
L.J. McATUE
The lracticl 11 lt Man
liowman Hotel ltlck
Now Open
Follow the Crowd
A Clean, Beautiful Resort
at Which to Rest and En
joy Yourself During the
Hot Summer.
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S In the Uluc Mountains of Southern Umatilla Co.
II. AL CULTER, Prop.
Dancing, Swimming, Hunting, Fishing, Etc. f
Hot Mineral Water Tool and Baths.
I SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK OR MONTH T
I Cottages and Tents for Rent. '. I
1 Free Camp Grounds. "
1 Groceries, Gas and Oils Can be Had on Grounds.
I GOOD BARN AND INCLOSED PASTURE f
I Pilot Rock-Lehman Springs stage makes Hidaway
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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