East Oregonian : E.O., June 21, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Section Two, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 2i, 1010.
Will THERE BE A
THIRD PARTY. 1920
Question Heard More '
More While Leaders
, Scoff Idea.
means the Immediate return of rcac-
In. nary policies.
i 4. They want to create a nartv
'whiei will have-as Its sole aim the
iwllermnit of Anifrlni for America
other anurees from which t
party talk has been coming lnc!ud
turned soldier and private Individuals
number of states a ho have writ- 'ft:
LABOR Commissioners' Report
TWELVE PACES...;
, . limn , .iiii ... . . . . .
iTuni-A-tum'Xlr!'Co.; auiw'tw
Mrs. Carden
IS.?
13.85
E-j ORGANIZATION: FEARED L;
for Mrs,
A l.st of The warrants drawn hy the
Ulnty Court of Cmnttlliv Count at
the .Tune, 1919, term of said Court,
3 3. SO
SS.75
ava wrtt- '"fXwC.. "' T : . j- m .Livxrfnt -hoi aHnwed-'W 1'blattit!w''t
iten ocrtnln progressive congressmen "cvwiuw -AttrgVtj,-. tu-nt-nl httml
ttilU.urgmg oreaK rroni old party leader-J OI ItenatOrS . Who
ship. These letters are not yet wry: rnnnr. m...
i numerous. They omiw mostly from
the "thinking west."
This embryonic, third party
Oppose Treaty
tjcnoral rtiiul,
1 East fOregonlan, com. report."'"15'."0
move- '
By L. C. MARTIV
rnlted Press Staff Correspondent.)
WAHMINtSTOX, June 20. In con-
kMwin ih ........ .. i wi 11. i . , a m vi
. ., , ' l . .,.,.J .' i' should. not be confused
WASH1W5TOX Juna Stl Amer-
Imont has so far found no snonaer hi ICHn ,annr vt" warned to distrust i
Icongrcss and may never find one. It ar Provisl"' of the peace treaty ,
has a number of influential friends m"oviain international labor organixa- j
there, however, one of wham to-day """ ""aiora opposing me treaty de-
prompt washing-ton politicians are
paying considerable attention to a
quasi Ion being heard mora and more
frequently as the week go by. It is
ihs: Will there be a third party in
1820?
Loud cry of "No1" aocompalned hy
Jerm scoffing and other professional
nianH'ofctal inns of ridit-ule and disbe
lief Immediately greet the questioner
who fcsk democratic or i ."publican,
.party leader the question. They point
alrilv to the Incident of the Hull Moose
party as thorah that closed the argu
ment. J
Sins are multiplying hnwer.r, thnt
out where the voters R-row and vote!
iiifie IT L-i'iisiiipniBi. oisNnus'tiCIloI i
wiih, tot), cf the existing political
l-artW which some observers think f
miifht crystallise tind'-r certain
dared. , Senators elal mthe plan pro-
with Bolshevist unrest or socialist nro-i,u,,"'t Tor "Xcnntionalixntlon of la-
letter writera who have urged. the stent 1)8 K"pt constantly In court flfcht-
have stated that neither of the two! B ror Protection: that this means
great parties seems to have anv ade- .'KrwU disturbance due to uncertainty :
quate program for combatting Holshev (regarding the sett lenient of questions I
50.00
2110
2 SI. SO
29.10
15.40
i f. 2. Randall, cler wrVir court
t Herbert Thompsony" grand 'Jry
I W.-lA Rnvburn. do,H'.k . . .tw.
Marian HunKell, .Aa :.,....i
P. B. SSwuyxe, . ,
T. U Digginsdo
HarrJ' Rogers, do '.h . .
O. K. Olcott:' do- .". . J . . A';', v: ..
Roleit Wheeler, cler wk col txs 118 01)
it,..i-n... v. nf ir. no
ps sands, m fact a nnmber of thasa " i,r"D''s means American labor , u. T. Brown, post clerks ofc.
xitive vv. uiiuam, cifr wit Oi uh
H. O, Hawks, assessor's office
Li. J. Mcintyre, do
J. T. LainR. do-.
vism tn this conntrv and de.-lnrt th. I'""' u 'n workers in this country:1"" Murdlvant.' do
onlv wv to it i i ana tnat tt will naturally follow that "" Atcton,' nr
of one of them -Is to Bet men In (lalMrors' Prosperity will wane,
power In this country who will attend ! ' ,n Ba,,i''n the senators said, it will
to home affairs for the good of the j1"' urswl ,hl4t the labor chapter gives
American people without thinktn o!Europe Asia' an opportunity to
much about reforming tni-, jtcome combine against the 1'nUed
one hand or about tinkering with the ;statea to force down labor standards
tanrr ror partisan advantage on the
here;- the senators' law has been dan-
other. " gered and cheap labor will be dumped
upon the United States.
Senator lteed and others nre prepar-
RG. Juno so. six or ten " s ""
trial for ctli- ) ' "
tcalay
STISIRK fSrrTI.HMEXT
bv the tun. ca-ti funibJilnir SHHH bonds. All an
"univn Born, nicy pro ha My will a-
ixi:ski
V1XI
lalior leaders awailin:
cumstances In the formation of a ne "o"-s consiHracy are at liberty
nnd ery powerful party
Jfl-0 arr.ves.
Memtters of Congre-a who hive re- 1'"' ""tore a civil court June 22. The
rently iMe!led ilousands ol nu'i rcniainln dcfoinlnut alien-, will lie
thro.igh iTinny atales report, th.it slicy trictl by lnuuiratkra authorities. The
have found hird party entim.;n:- in f l'11 strike apprarecl near to
a hiiPiher rf places. One senate- for rta5r 'cn Alderman liolilnsnn, sccrc
irsiance. was met in two widely sepa-.'"r' "r ,,M" trade and lalair council,
rated western towns by delesuiins "'-reeH to the ititi-retatkm if -col-
formed for the specific purpose of nrst- loctive bargaining-1) as la defined by i
toe iron masters and as is In ont-rulinn
on the Caitadian raUmads.
Great Fleet Comes
'J. T. Hoops, -dO . J . .
F. A. Chealk, dw! i '. , ;
M. A-Phlnncy, do t
Alex Hudson, do
Hose Hamilton, do
Kdlth Johnson, do
C. V. Avery, do
J. L. Waldron, do
Flora Shaw, grad, 8 exam paps
iJcota Wagner, do
lnea Wagner, do ..,..
A. c Thompson, do
J. II. Childers, do
Delia Hush, do
I B Kicker, do
V". W.- Green, asst and other ex 128.16
Iearl EX Broxson, wid pension 17. SO
25.00
10.00
125:00
6 00
162.00
88.00
140.00
4i.00
loo.oa
26.00
54.00
t.30
' 2.00
70.00
24.00
12.00
28.00
17.25
10.89
10.13
11.6
16.12
! Ai henit. Jept. Store,
i Jane Carden
Taylor Hdw Co., Co, Farm.
"Wes Knd flrocery Co., Co hosp 10.1.40
J. LVaughan. poor and shertf 14.8!S
Walters FlourlnrMlli:,'Cfi'hoif' .83.60
Kconomy Drug Co., do 7.til
lrs'.' AV. H.-MuBelmart. 'fOT Mt - '
- Httlverson . . -. , , . . .. . . . ss.no
Bovs' r -oirls'V Aid Socleti , V 10.00
Allnn JKnlght COit
i
s
f No) just'CHIROPPvACTIC.
jc . . .-, .', ,, .
Thatl"'wKat
V.
"J.
oar- R
to Pacific August 1,
Daniels May Comel,,:'' e. stewan. do
ivutie iKni. oo
tng him la t.ise the lead in fui:r.atio.i
i f an "American parly.
These tftes.-.tiona were mi l. ten cf
Ihji rr bth farties. The re.isor.s they
ga-e for wrrtnir a third pair;nre:
1. They are opposed lo the demo-
COXXKCTICXT JIAS HIOTs i
WATKlilllltV. Conn.. June an
City cnacls aod armed machine gana
WASHtNiGTOX.' June 20. The
movement of the new Pacific
fleet from the Atlantic const will
t have begun by August 1, Secre
tary Daniels said today. The fleet
will be practically formed before
it starts through the canal but
will be joined .by a few ships on
the Pacific side. Daniels may ac
company, the fleet, .
crane poncy 01 Keeping tne l nited nro iatroi!iiur the Itrooklyn Kuhurl-s
mates permanently mixea up in rcuro- :loay to revtnt renewal of rioting by
pcan affairs. Mrikmg brass utirkctrs. In a riot there
, 2. They charge the democratic last night two policemen were scri-
pany wnn gross mismanagement or ou-iy injured and 83 men ami
pubile affairs, particularly with re- women were arrested.
spect to railroads, telephones and telei i . ;
phones and telegraph and finances, f I.. IT. Lawson. stock buver f r Frye
S. They fear Republican control un- i Cc . meat packers, Is In town from
der Lodge-Penrose-Smoot leadership i fcKima.
five
OI.K llVXStlX SAYS '-FXOlXni."
SEATTI.K. June 21 Mayor Ole
lEansnn today announced that he
would not lie a candidate for re-election
at the next municipal election.
1SKT OX S1CXKO.
OKXKVA, Juno 2. Itcltlug lierc
totlajr auitched lo 3 to l that ticrinaiij j -p. c. Flllott Co.,
Josle Kirk, do
Winnie Fox do . ...
I-etha J. King, do .
Alice Kearney, do .
btlla B. Taylor, do'
32 CO
17.50
17. SO
.25.00
25 00
10.00
10.00
nil Islgn the peace treaty.
Lottie M. Peebler. do 17.50
I.oretta Kdwards. do 10. oq
rrs. Jacob Kinnard. do ...... 17.50
Mary F. Wilson, do ,: 40.00
Tieneeenr Ai Fuson. do ...... 1 0 00
Kthef ieiiltins. do' 'i : i ..... 1.M
Ktta ft. ;Peott, do 40.00
Mary J. CarsteA 40.00
Flb-nbe'tfi Osley, do S5.00
Maria, C. Bolln. do , S.
Mrs. Bannon. do 40.00
renilleion Vater Works rt "hse 32.33
Omca rjillinin. snpiilles do... 17 OS
n. j McFaul. poor 37.50
CJty Meat Matet. Co hosnltnl 6.25
for O. F. Put-
Mi i"
Allen Knltftti(t?a.,'Cf' hosptl 'U.M p uvugut kii jvai uiu uuu w 111c 4.V1 m vv- -0
l?,&-.-KV:V6 -ment'- The boy had been ill-f6Fabout'two months-9 ,
t mntllla "Flour ft Feed Co.do . a.saijfll . , . ... , ' , . . . , . r , . . . , .; P5 j,
myaenxtein ' cn, do ...... r.3.4 :h .started with a severe cold on his lungs. He coughed
H.J;etk:dou ltZli continuously that the first adjustment was given j -inland
Kmpua i.br Co., for J under difficulty. Hcwas unable td keep anything on,' 9
I'm Petten"'-' co.: co:'farm W'l 8 ,hs stomach'and had lost about twenty five pounds. 9
racinc p. ft u co.. c fin . & -ho. 96.93 K in three hours after the first adiustrrient the b6vwas?KB
The j. a. ehmidf oo.. for Mi. t hungry; ate'a light meal which' was the first re- 5
PeopuT wareho';,;;; ciVto v 2.90 j V Jained for weeks. After the fifth adjistnient ' the;'g" ;
Conroy'a Cash Grocery. Co. fm 30.45
FRANKLIN' SED1AN
.U4V
1 he American Motoring Idedl oi
Fineness, Simplicity and Economy
The Franklin's consistent delivery to thousands of delighted owners .of-
18-20 miles to the gallon of gasoline instead of 8;
10,000 miles to. the set of' tires instead of 5,000
motoring
makes the Franklin Jfle JFindow Sedan the American
ideal of fineness, simplicity and economy.
Thesame reasons that explain the remarkable Franklin Econ
omy, explain its simplicity. It is notable for the lack of complicated,
trouble-making parts. '
Scientific Light Weight, Flexible Construction Direct Air
Cooling these are the principles that enable the Franklin Sedan to
run easily and resiliently on any road, with an ease of handling that .
make it safe for anyone: to drive- Through these principles comes the
Franklin performance-ra standard of motoring economy which the
average enclosed car, heavy and rigid, cannot nope to attains
.-More than this, many new features, of the Franklin Sedan are
attracting country-wide attention. . "
You will be interested in its Wide Windows that give the upmost
range of vision and eliminate the usual "pent-up" Feelings hi the
comfort of its seating arrangement and easy entrance; in the rare- good
taste of its interior appointments. ,? ,
. - Butthe big, outstanding fact about the Franklin Sedan isuhisi,
it combines unusual beauty with unusual economy, 'TV: j
Eumv Phm
rtwdy tBwd -wemttexr atarUns,
4rO from kAwrratie uo
Hoc. Minimivm apvk hum
MurRI VlWI PT-
4atm ft,brtpii( fof-rtart- '
(vr rrra whti battery-
"Jbw. AnDChr vtsrmncm
at
STAJtTfMO Vrvice Hirn-
f'lnt, urt : large cap
Ljr ; teoaUoJltNl by ivnitia
a itch . No mr-sbina; of
(mra mud puabios o pctiala
Umn Tmn toerim '
a1raJ7 rnnarkabl tirt tniU--.
33 a A '4 ln-h enrri txr-
now on ail typ-a aaaUi ul
mxt Urm reliability.
Ntw OiLirw SrtrrEii with
. r-awTToir and wick eHmi
nalea miy trrcauM-cup trou
biea. borer ; rteQuirca ieaa
attention. '
Am iNtAKfe B-ntAimai
kp road dust, writ, ?te,.
out of 4?teiB intrmata. r
vnta Wftr In eHnd-r,
valvM, etc. Lcana re-paira.
Piston OONSTSucrtoif aa
tnmaticaDr :takM ' ai syi
lndrr wear. Maintain coat
prraakn. Enrlna iodefln
iUly rctaina raaavulvaaa.
Tktaxk Yokb Hun
qulekly waraw op mix tare
by uae of chanat caaaa.
Oria-inal whJi FrankJia;
perf-wu-d In today's ear.
PENDLETON AUTO CO.
Established in 1907
The Geortre ft MlllerV Co. for
Fa H. VaSKhn ...... ;--.'
St. Anlhony s Hospital, 1 eara of ' i
-'Mi J. O'Brien !and Mr Ol'een 143i.M
D. O. Phelps, CM. hospital'...
L. 1. McAtee.) paint and work
on county jnll .'v.
Pendleton Iron Works, retl of Jl
A. C Koeppen A Bros ,i i Co.
farm and Jail i -i.vvi
Oeorge CBaer ft Co., Jnll...
T. . Taylor, board' of prisoara
Dr. itln-A Boyden, exam, Henry
Ijorenaen . t-.. . .h.
Dr Guy Boyden do! A. P. May-
Victor Canfleld, taking testi
mony at inqueat.of Cecil Ir
win ';...... . t . .v
Parker Taxi Co., coronet . .
Dr. C. W. Thomas, examlninfr
body of Smiley .; i. . ,'. . .
J. T ' Brown, . exatn ' Holver
Hnndy, Herny - lirenaen. Al
fred May and Oeo. v. Smiley
U. J. McIntT, Juror In Cecil
Irwin - case,
P A.' Davis. do:
Chns. Perkins, do
J H. West, do
K. Hlatt. do
P. "W'.''Toivnsend;i drt' , .-. . . . .
Bazel Hudson, -witness, do . . .
Cleo. P. Sanderson, do
C. W. Thomas. Exam phcslcaft "
- In' above case '.
COornner fees. J T. llrowri, do
William ft OlmBer,' l.br. Co.,
! Watermasler, ....;......
Aubrey K. Perry, do .
I K. Penland. Kleetion 4i ; .....
W. O. Fisher, do
Joyc I Hays, do . .'. , ... . .
E. Ooodwin. do .v
Mrs. J. T. Huston, do
Judue Chas. H. Marsh, library
9. P. Hutchinson, for Indigent
Soldiers
C. I. Rlnjrer, Fruit Inspector..
T. D. Taylor, transfer of prls...
J. A. Yeaaer. sealer of weights
and measures
Lovlnffer Disinfectant ' Co.
Court house .
Ij Cr. Frasler. supplies various
offices
R. T. Browri. prepaid express.
Pendleton Tribune, election
and -com. report
Pacific Tel: ft Tel. Co.. all of. .
Glass ft Prudhomme Co., var
ious offices . .'
Kllhnm Sta. ft Ptg. Co., elec...
Pacific P. and 1 Co., court
house 1
T D. Taylor, jail and elec. . . .
Dr. ' C. W. Thomas, Reg.
births-and deaths -.
Dr. P K. Dorn. reg births
deaths .
Mrs. J. T. 'Hudson, do
E. W. Mack, do . i
K. Berkley, V. .S. Employment
office -. . i
H. B. Ixingley, do
J. H. Raley, refund of fee
Stelner vs. steiner
T. I.. Dunning, Co. Com
A. S. Funk. Den. Sheriff, sal..
J, C. Marin, do ...120.01)
J. A.Blakeley, do 120.00
Jas. B. Welch. Dep. Clerk, sal.. 135.00
Joyce Hays, steno., do ...'.... 85.00
B. 8. Burroughs, Dep.- Hecor--
der 1S5.00
D. J. McPaul, Health officer.. 24.50
Ouy Cook, 90.00
E. M. Mortlmore 100.001
Road Fond. I
Williams & Olllnger, Lbr. Co. I
district 1 40 70!
O. F. Wilson, et ai, labor dls-
trict S 804.00
Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co., supplies-" I
district 13 8.90
Cyrus Johnson, labor.' district I
Xo. 1 BO.on
W. A Ford, et al, labor dlst. 17 81.S5
W. H. Cargill. et al. do dist. 19 93.00
Jas. Nelson, et. al, do dist. 21.. 115.00
Thomas Jaoues, do dlst. 22... 2284. 70
C. O. Branehers;u Hwd Co.,
district 24 , . 10.30
J. T. Huston, et al, labor, dis
trict 28 '. i ... t : 192.75
J. p.-Thomson? et al, do-dls-
trlct 29 527.31
' i g ' bby Seldom coughed; and the last report I had bf him - S -
5 ne was gaining rapuuy. -
f k jno, every patient does not gain so fast, the' age,
13340 5 the nature of the .disease and whether chronic or k,
ao.so a acute determine largely the length of time required' 8,
21.77 g. for a cure. 5 ,
s-7o Zt r
87.85 4 I will gladly give y6u my opinion of your case free .5 -
"8.oo 8 of charge. . , 4.K"
' hM p .:,! ' -':' f '
1 Dr. Lorctta' HI Starba r
, , , CHIROPRACTOR , - g
f Over the Workingmen's Clothing Store; 4 JJ ' ! ;
al
27.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
l.no
1. 00
1.00
1.50
1.60-
5.00
15.80
1.80
201.53;
28.75 ,
7 80,
5 00
1.85 '
l.oo;
415.44 :
25 00
54.00
28.48
45.15
293.50
29.85
3.74
87.80
147.89
93 95
80.00 j
40.00
32 99
10.751
2.75
.50
4.25
88.85
50.00
5.00
75.00
135.00
i BinaUanr
springs
WHERE' THE CROWD C5QE!-
X
ri-i
Dancing, Swimming; Fishing and Hunting 'at; this'
u : 1 . . - -nJ . i : m
big popular summer - resort. - Beautiful camp
Grounds and nice Cpttages..
Dining room service during the week, but only
lunches will be served on Sundays.
JAZZ DANCE
Saturday Night, June 21, and j
, Sunday Afternoon, June 22
Fletcher's JAZZ' Orcliestra'
V
I
Automobile stage meets all .trains. , lArrjyals at
Gibbort inquire at depot. ; . ,. .
The present train service makes it possible for
everyone to spend the week-end at this popular,
resort. , , .
W.-W.Hoch ..-' - - - Manager
Gibbon, (Fost Office), Oregon
fl
2
9.50
S.05
23.00
48.13
26.89
S49 00
81.49
D. Cheesmati, do djst. 34 . . . . .
Pritchett Sons dlst 34
E. HI Hartang, labor, dlst. 35.
E. Ij. Jackson, et al,' labor dis
trict 38
Inland Empire Lbr. Co., dis
trict 38
Harry C. Rogers, et al, labor
district 41-
Inland Empire Ibr. Co., . dis
trict 4i ;
Frank Waugaman, et al, labor
district 44 . 1139.88
F. P. Illsley. labor dist. 4.. 2.05
Newport Construction Co., sup
plies district 44 18 00
W. J. Wattenberger, et al, labor
district 18 12 00
E. P. Hommers. labor dlst. 18.. 48.10
Tum-A-I.nm Lbr. Co. supplies
district 18v 142.85
Otis Thorn mas, et al. dlst. 18.. 284.52
standard Oil Co., dist. 18 122.45
W Oefeke. et al. labor bridges 459.25
Prank Neogle, do 20.25
Cheshire Hdw. Co., . ......... 4.15
Pendleton Iron Work, do .... 5.00
Oregon Hwd. ft Implement co.
do .!
Liberty Market, do ;
W. Oefeke, supplies ' and ex
penses, do
Penland Bros. Transfer Co , do
Koch's Furniture Co.; stova .
Noorduff-McKenle, do'
W. J. Clarke, do
Oregon Lbr. Yard, do ; 28.43
Oeo. c. Baer ft Co , do 8 25
Oraca elllliflm, express prenald-a .85
Geary Kimbrell, et al labor
mlfeeleanous 814.00
Inland Empire Lbr. Co., do.. 40. 5f
Taylor Hwd. Co., supplies ... 7144
Haley ft Raley, attorneys fees;
for bonds 1833 93
Penrtl'ton Iron Works 9.25
Auhr-v j cry, et nl sur. and
post notices 18.01
Bushong ft Co., supplies 10.00
Geary Kimbrell 225.1' )
West End Orocery, do 1J4.1D
fit Meat Market, do 4.40
F-ai V Xeagle, lab 143 St.
''annoy ft Co., do 12.18
Mmphy Bros., do 5.15
L. BuiTotigha, do ' 1.14
Vtm Pitt n Lhr. Co. il.l 14il 23
HighiPrices How Expense
' Close, permanent, profitable home market' Stock"
arriving in good Condition.
' ' Large and small shippers given-the same 'careful
attention. '
These are some of the reasons why Northwest live- -
stockmen find it to their advantage to make their
shipments here. ?
I Send for our free market letter, with quotations f
also plan of community shipments s
opoKane union oiocKyaras
Box 2185
Spokdne, Wih; '
85.40
2.25
8.80
8.70
7.50
15.001
1.96
THE NEW IMPROVED'
JUNTO
It ' "
b 1
Hevolving Rod Welder
' ' , . 1 . rr
. . . t . - -1 . v
A Few of the Faria Ahmi If '
3 , 1 i u l.sii ' -...
1. ' ii Hiiis more weeas'7" n,
2. It conserves moisture
3. It makes an even, perfect seed bed 11
The general use bf this well-known yoplement glvca a better Impres-"
i sion man mere woros,
' ' ' -'' $)!
Sturis Cr'Storiew "
Pendleton, Oregon ' 'ii East Court St'
Wjllac Bros., di 217.1S
C fc. Bowma'l, iv
IIJHff-- JJ,0jl