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PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY21, j.919. TEN PAGES SOCIAL AMD PERSOMS - Mm. t. T. WchardHon left morning for l-a Orande, where this, she III siwnd the day visiting her ion, cur at the home of the bride's sister. Warley Hlchardfon. j Mr. I.lvermore left for Spokane Frl- day evening anJ among the out-of-Mlss lrene Parker will leave this town guests will be his mothor, Mrs. evening for hr home near Hulcni. i Lot Llvermore. who -went earlier In Hha has retimed her iKialtlon as conn. the -week and 's the house guest of ty demonstration agent and her mar-1 her dnughrer, Mrs. Perry Douglas nan to P. K. Whelpton of Lincoln. Nebraska, lember. will be an event of Sop- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Todd. Miss Mary Shultg and Kmorson Groves formed a motor party which spent yesterday at iridaway Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buchanan have returned from a fortnight's vacation at tho Phelps summer cottage near Ilingham Springs. M'ss Blanche Ward has returned from a visit with relatives and friends In Ileppner. Ir. and Mrs. Guy L. Hoyden and Utile daughter. Mary, havo returned from a fortnight's outing at Hldawaj Springs. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Draper and chil dren left yesterday for Meacham. Mr. Draper will retun In a few days but Ms. Draper and the children will re main for some time. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Coutts are ex-i peeled to arrive home soon after a motor trip on which they accompa nied Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Averill. Mr. CoUtts plans to return to Pen dleton tomorrow from Wallowa where his wife will remain until a few days later. Mr. and Mrs. Averill and other members of their party will extend their" motar trip on Into Yellowstone rark. before their return. Miss Emily Mc Broom and Miss Jennie Maya of Portland, lyturned yesterday after a week's vacation spent at Lehman Springs. Miss Hays, .v.ho has been the guest of M'ss Mc Broom, left today for her home in Portland.. ' ... Tk,mni, .nd iiil! daughter .Shirley left this morning tor Portland and '.he coast. In Spokane this evening Miss Mar-!gcn Agricultural college nuw nZ i. Gerald, of that city, willa sorority sister "of Miss Strain, both become the bride of ljrwood Liver- more of PenAleton. - The wedding to lie simply appointed, and la to oc- Tull. Although previous announcement of the wedding da.e has not been gen erally made the coming event has at tracted murl) Interest for Mr. Liver more will bring his bride to Pendleton to live. Miss Fits Gerald who Is a charming girl, visited here In the spring. The couple will make their horns In apartments in the Association build ing and Mr. Livermore will continue as bookkeeper for the' Taylor Hard ware Co. Mrs. Lyman Pice left this mornlg for Hood lUver, to visit her parents Kha.aFrlviul In lnillMnn Yririnv from Hoo6 lllver and remained here for the week-end. Hobble Dunn, young son of Mr. and j Mrs. William Dunn has from a visit In Montana. returned I I Dr. and Mrs. W. D. McNary will. leave tonight for Hood River where they will bo guests tomorrow at the wedding of Miss Helen Guttery. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gut tery. and Robert McNary. soi of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. McNary, and nephewX"' jeiiKon. deceased, was filed in pro of Dr. McNary. Both young people bate cotirt. today. It places his real are known in .Pendleton where-they properly at $18uo and personal prop have visited and both are former erty nt $150. . University of Oregon students. Their . - marriage will be an event of tomor- Two t Jlwk susuwt.4 IMd. row noon. Dr. and Mrs. McNary will later visit In Portland an i Salem. An attractive portrait of Mrs. Syl van Cohn appears in yesterday's Jour nal. Mr3. Cohn is spending the sum mer in Portland with her husband, who is there on business. Miss Bessie McCaw of Prescott, Wash., arrived Xo. IT today trom La Grande to be the guest of Miss Ha-f xel Strain. Miss McCaw Is an Ore- . being members i-f Sigma Kappa. Why the Sixteen -Year Old Economy Facts of the Franklin Mean More Today Throughout the country, industries and individuals are "speeding up". The nation is on an efficiency basis, and both the individual and the motor car must either conform, or fall out of the picture. 'Anti-Idling" laws apply to motor cars as well as to men. . These are days when the car that can't earn its keep faces the possibility of being put under lock and key. , None of. us can be wasters and neither can our cars. - ' r . ,-. The Franklin i Car meets this condition with flat, statements of just ' what it will do and just what it will cost to do it. . ... - - . ..; It offers you the satisfying service only a fine car can give; the ut most in riding-comfort, ease and safety of handling; freedom from com plication and consequent repair-annoyance, plus the economical cost of upkeep arising from its steady delivery of 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline instead of 10 10,000 miles to the set of tires instead of 5,000 Economy such as this is rare enough in the fine car field to be worth your immediate investigation especially under present conditions. PENDLETON AUTO CO. . Estabished 1907 lar" Mr. and Mrs. John Vrrt and Mrs. Louis La Dow are Tend Icton'f oik who left today for (Seattle to attend the national convention of the Eastern Star which is to be held In the Sound city thia week. , - ' Airs. M. C Urlswold Is In the pity from Helix. F. M. Wright if Cuvatlon. Texas, is in the city. P. D. Tull Is here today from Chicago. U. Small of Salem. 1s registered at j Temperature) 10 Yesterday. Hotel Pendleton today. The tcmpcrature yesterday was 108, Koy Hill la hole today from Port-! lllst two degrees lower than the hot "nU. test day this summer. The sovem- A. M. Lara W a Pendleton visitor mcnt reading was unobtainable today, from Salem today. I lult thermometers registered 98 at w. c. Troxei or J'nut mock, was in town today with a half dozen coyote aoalps to cash in at the county clerk's office. S. D. Peterson, Milton attorney. was In the city on' one of his regular business trips today. H. L. Copeland. architect for the j Rollins flouring mill, was ..over, from "VS alla Wulla toduy to Inspect progress on the new mill. NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON IiiM'iitory Is Filed. The Inventory,. In the estate of Jens Two young men giving names of Jack Price and Lewis Clark are being held by Sheriff Taylor as suspected passers of bad checks. The checks were passed Saturday night. One of the men wore a new pair of shoes from which the dealer's name had been, Some declared tne conaiuons so ...hi ,h inirir or.il nthep'here that government employes are ,. . i " . iii(nS dinwu. i - HillHUid Failed to Support Her. Josephine Edna Johnson today brought suit for divorce against Ed Johnson, whom, the alleges, has failed to support her. She also charges him with calling her vile names and. of drinking to excels, by J. B. Perry. h t presented Two oupleri Wetl Saturday. ! Marriage licenses wore Issued late Suturuny. aftornoon to VMnlel Lincoln lork and Miss Agnes llascl Chlluers, ; nf Pendleton, and to Leim Joseph JitUHHuud, of Walla Walla and Miss I A Ik e -Irene McQueen uf Walla Walla. ; Tho latter couple were married by Justice Joe 11. Pr.rkes at his home here. ' ohiMy AwcNMtiuf Now Oonilonl. U J.- Mclntyrev assessor for the Mil ton, Freewater and Cottonwood ill" trlcts. turned In his figures and re ports to Assessor C. P. Htraln today. His reports complete tho field work In the county nnd only a small amount of field work remains In Pendleton to finish up the county assessment roll for this year. Mr. Strain and his as sistants now have until early In Sep tcmber to prepare the roll for the hoard of equalisation. 2.30 p. ni. Waller Gill at 1 law's. Walter Gill, Pendleton man who wus in France r,ud Germany as a member of the 1 48th -Field Artillery, Is a new employe at Baer's hardware store. Gill .served as a lieutenant with the-H8th.- - " " COMMITTEE PROBES H. C. I. AT CAPITAL BY U C. MARTIN united Press Staff,, Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Juy 21. Progres sive Republican senators interviewed today-demanded that congress act to reduce living costs. Senator Capper said: "The situa tion la so bad the party in power must definitey act before the next election or accept the consequences." Senator Kenyon and others agreed with Capper. Tho senate committee has starteu a search for profilers In Washington. miittinir. threatening to Impair the efficiency of government departments, Food, clothing and rent costs are to be studied, wholesales, retailers ana rrinsumers- will be heard. Capper said: "This is of more lm Dortance right now than the league of nations. It is causing a revoiunou in Europe, and the people nere ar 'becoming dissatisfied biggest battle facing congress. It a fight that cuts aoross party Hues. It divides those In congress who are try lug to solve high living cost problems from those who beck to protect special interests. THOSE WHO 8PE-NU BIG MONEY (Continued from Page 1.) audit prune confederation In plao lug the buiiicKH. Wlien tlx fig urevi are all In. lite iinmlicr will probably reach MOO and 11 io liutn uor or advprti'mTM who insist on an A. IV. . audit bororo a piibll-' oatlon will oven ho vonsiilcred is sunullly tnomaaJiu, "I attondf-U an A. NV A. niot'Uiuc tho oliaT day In clovelnml. Tlio A. X. A. nvmbpnihip la now S83 anil lit moinbora spend UMro tlutn a tlOO.000.000 a year In advert Is. luff. At tlilH imeUng a rcHluton was MISNC1 without a dbwentlng votoi ondondiig tho work of the A. It. 11.. m-onimoiMling a fuller uho of tho A. IV. 11. audita by Its members and ttalf.na; In tlio rew lutlon tliat mith nH-onummdatlon waa made after a thorough Inves. Ilgatlon of tlio A, II. C. audit niothoda by llio sotvecary of tlio A. X. A. Pubic Opinion Kills International Strike PAItlS. July 21. Advices today from European countries, especially from allied nations, Indicate that the International strike planned by the proletariat as a protest against Inter vention In Russia and Hungary had lost its element cf danger. Complete failure Is reported In many places. Apparently strike leaders either had lost their control or had heeded gov ernment warnings. Serious In Norway. Only In Norway were there Indica tions that the situation might prove serious. A general strike was called. The strike Saturday forced Christian- la to do without light, water, tram cars and newspapers. The govern ment Issued an order closing restau rants and ordering a three day pro hibition of alcohol sales. Public OittUou Turns. In Prance the strike was officially called. Telegrams from Italy, Aus tria, Germany and Great Britain In dicated the movement was abandonee' cither wholly or partially on account of the pressure of public opinion. Dispatches from Germany announced the world revolutionary idea had weakened greaMy as a result of vio lent protests from German agricul turists and the public. DR. FRED LIEUALEEN WILL PRACTICE HERE Dr. Fred Lleuallen, Pendleton man who was badly wounded and gassed whtle serving as a captain In the medical corps and who received three citations for bravery, expects to prac tice in Pendleton this fall. Ur. Lleu allen, with Mrs. Lieuallcn, is in the city today from Adams, where they have been since Saturday visiting at the home of Dr. Ueuallen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Laouallen. Thoy expect to leave in a short time to spend the summer at the Lleuallen mountain home near Meacham, for the benefit of Dr. Lieuallen's health. He recently purchased the Perkins property on the north side and with his family will reside there upon his return to Pendleton. LEAGUE OPPONENTS BITTERLY ASSAILED WASHIINOTOX, July 21. Compar ing senators opposing the league of nations to -'hell hounds and snakes," Senator Harrison of Mississlpl, de livered a fiery attack on them in a senate speech today. He predicted, "If you do you will hear the voice of the people and Re publican hopes will be forever Bhat tored and yoor party Ignominously defeated." He declared oposltlon to the league was based first on jeal ousy of tho great prestige obtained by the president, and next on the fear vt munliion makers that disarmament under the league will cut off their profits. "Nothing has been left undone by you (addressing tho league's foes per. sonally) to have! 'failure' written over the Versailles conference door, your conduct is onlv - computable to the conduct of the never ceuslng hell hounds which Milton stationed at the Infernal gates; . "Never before In discussion of groat national nuostlon has deception beon so lavishly practiced." He assailed tonutors Borah. Lodge and Knox and Phulrman Hays of the Republican central committee for concentrating .bud batteries uguimtt the league., . . HOti PIUOKS JIMK I"OltTliM. July 21. Hogs today liH,fwi it mkw high rmwrd at $23.50 whlcli U a quarter auovo uny previous mark. HONOR ROLL WouiKlrd rSlMt'litly. Private KdwarU Vt Multlaud, Port land, Oregon. 'rivute Benjamin Garner. Portland, 2 Oregon. Ikl From Accident uud Other t'uusi Lieutenant Joseph Miller, Portland, Oregon. Killed Hi Action. IVfvlounJy J(eortiMl Mbwintf lit Action. Private fc'ilvio Palandri, Portland, Orejron. FA OS AXi) FANCIES Dotted bwIhh frock are trf mined with row upon row of satin ribbon. Geranium colored box coatn are worn effectively with white costume. A tan silk dircctorle frock In worn ever a foundation of black Matin. A favorite aif;tline trimming on a chilrJ'B dresw is a low uf big button!. nr COOL COTTON DRESSES Charmingly styled dresses, well fitting and well made, which are ap propriate for all sorts of informal summer and va cation occasions. Organ die, gingham, white and colored voiles, novelty ma terials, etc. SPECIALLY PRICED $9.75 and $12.75 YOUK BRING EASTMAN KODAK AGENCY The Pendleton Drug Co. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I wish to announce that I am now located in my new office over the Inland Empire Bank, comer Court and Main streets. Old and new patrons will find me ready to care for their dentistry work in a modern manner. DR. J. E. SHARP. 5.v 3 Gongoleum iu many pretty patterns, consisting of blue, tans and other good colors for floor cover ings. Congolcum will wear about as well as ' printed linoleum and is much cheaper, looks like linoleum and easy cared for. We will sell Congolcum this week only at the Special Price 75c per Yard Crawford & Hedges Phone 496 Corner Court and Main Sts. i FILMS TO US For Expert Printing and Developing. The best equipped plant in Eastern Oregon. We carry every thing for t h 8 amateur printer. aX' gPWnffbwgpgsHBHHiiHMssMMswsMiisM -- - a t "
