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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1919V
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EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA, CO.
Mrs. M. E. Wilson and small son
wore flft.ni,.n n the cltv of Pe.ndla.
Highway Builders' Camp
n nini icau mail 11 ill t FtijHy.
i Minn Geraldine Hanlcn of Kamela
! visited rrtiemU here this week. '
Mrs. Helen Booth left Saturday to
visit her daughter In Milton.
John Crow and lan Shaw shipped
(t:nl Oregonian Kpcclnl)
MF.ACHAM, July S2. The contrnct.
urn for the erudine; rif the state high
way are camped near Meiidnmns hill.
-..r f,w iiimt Kir. four oftm i.t ,.t tll, ... .1.. 11
r-amp from her. with government Commission Co., North Portland
;.. . . , 'Paiurday.-
.rH A " M!"rt ! 1" nartholon.ew shipped one car
visited Mrs. Gibson in KaOrundn Toes-:f lle,.p to ch!cuKO ,.' ,st o( th6
rn .r.iiirn was a iiasseniter to 11 , j j.
urtn i uesauy.
Dudley Muckburn of Pendleton
spent a couple of days here this week.
jii'ivm iwnstm spent a j,.w days !rs, jjj Welch.
""'k wrf-i in ttjniHin isiunir Airs.
Robert Pagan. While In Glhhon Miss
Helen made the trip t.e PliiKham
Marshall made a business
; trip to Pendleton Saturday.
1 Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Steel of Pendle
'ton visited over Sunday with Mr. and
Bprfhgs rmd
evening.
returned home Sunday
WAR IS BEING WAGED
Hood's
for the blood, stomach, liver and
kidneys that has the approval of
Ihroe fenerations.
! If a laxative is needed take Hood's
Skills, they are equally good.
1 Tom Vetos of Vincent, spent Sun
; day here visiting old friends,
i Hen Mirlln and little Gilbert Mar
; lln of Wallowa spent Saturday In
; Pendleton.
Mlaa Josie Hlnderman. Mrs.' John
: Gerger and daughter Kelda of Pen
'dleton and Mrs. Jenlveve McQuade of
iPnPtlonit kfrh Kam I .... .1 .. .. . I
ALL THE T!ME1W"1 camp for a whil.-i on the K. It.
Bel ween (he disease perms in the air i Mo,re Mace.
you breathe, the wafer von drink, the Mr- nd Mre- K- r" Moore motored
food mil t. il,'-.lM Pendleton and back Sunday.
your blood that are the forces of
rood health.
f .1. r , .,1 rs. at. J. .
, xmxu iur lurces siromr. aon r . . . , .. , . t . j v.
allow yourself to run down. Take jter Mrs. Artl.sr Home.
Sarsapanlla. the medicine Mr. and Mrs. Steve Laa-lor and
three children were. In La Grande this
week visiting.
Georpe Leeper of Pendleton was
here this week looking- up wire
trouble.
J. D. Casey made a business trip to
? " . - --. . .Ta Grande Saturday.
t'llllllinillinilllllllHIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt i Mr- J- A- Matters visited Mr. .R.
X Fagan In Gibbon Thursday.
I ANSCO 1l.c . Scharpf in Party
That Climbed Mt. Hood
It (Rast Oreaonian Special.)
: rrLOT kocic. July is. u c.
: Scharpf and Miss Veda Bracher re-
Sj turned home from Portland Wednes
: ; day evening. While away they
;! climbed Mt. Hood.
!. Mrs. lxu Knotts and children.
: Clayton. Helen and Lonnie left last
:jv.eek for Homedale. Idaho to visit
SiMrs. Knotts brother,
i I. M. Schanncp has purchased a
; new Ituick car.
G. T. Fannin; returned to Portland
S . Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Shock has accepted a po-
' sition in the local telephone office.
Mrs. Helen Belts spent several days
. visiting- in Pilot Rock last week.
2 ' B. It. Rankin was host at a five
course dinner served at Toms restaor-
ant Wednesday evening In honor of
1 Archie Bond who has just recently
S! returned from France. Those present
E! were: M. D. Orang-e. A. M. Bond, C. J.
fimiiiiiiiiniiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiti?iMUler' Archie Bond and E- Rankln
CAMERAS
I Sp
and
eedex Films
Do t let another summer go
by without an Ansco. It will
dd mortt t3 the pleasure of
your outing. than anything else
winter and long afterwards
yo oan live over again with
r p! j res those good sum
mer days. Let us show you the
Ansco line.
i Taliman & Co. I
Lcadins Druggists.
lr. If. A. Schneider returned Wed
r.eadny from a visit to 4ort Intnl. lr.
Harvey Hunovnn amdiinle of the
North Pacific Dental College substitut
ed tor him durina his absence.
Mrs. Mary Campbell left Thursday
for IJnd, Wash-, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
George Campbell. She will be ac
cx mpalned home by her daughter Miss
Kidth who has been there visiting ror
some tkne.
Mrs. I'ercy F-ulsom and children are
spending a few days at Bingham
Springs.
The switch board for the clectrle
litiht plant arrived last week.
Uruce GlllH'rt arrived In Pilot Rock
Friday evening. He has Just recently
received his discharge from the navy.
K. T. Fanning enjoyed a few days
outing at Lehman springs last week.
Marlon Milton ha moved his family
to the Will Matthews cottage. Mr.
Milton la working at the warehouse.
M." D. Orange has sold his soda
fountain to Geortce Vichas. proprietor
of the Reith Hotel. Merwin Gilbert
Is busy preparing it for shipment to
that place .
Lawrence Manning has employ
ment at the Pil.n Rock meat market.
Mrs. I c. Scharpf and children and
Mrs. E. T. Fanning and children left
Saturday evening for Lehnisn Springe!
to remain fjr sometime. Mrs. Scharpf J
mother. Mr O. T. Fanning, went up
t&st week and will Join them there.
A party consisting of C rt. Hrncher
and family. I. M. Scbannep and family
C. J. Miller, and family, and Misa L.U
J. D. Casey attended a dance In i linn Ooncr . motored to Bingham
Hlllcard Saturdav e.euing. I Si r'.nrn Sunday.
Mrs. M. J. Hvde of Cmatilla Is vis- Both I ehman and Hidaway Springs
were overcrowded saturaay ana oun-
day. At Lehman they were unable to
feed the crowds and many were de
nied a plunge into the pool on account
of being overcrowded.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Royer and chil
dren. Velma end Gail, and Alfred
Knetts and fanidy are planning an
automobile trip into Southern Oregon
and northern California In the very
near future. They are looking for a
location.
B. R. Rankin has purchased the Lou
Knotts property and Mr. Knotts will
move his family to the fncle Perr
Knotts home on Bluff street which he
has recently aerilred. Jay Whlttaker
ia now owner of the Rankin property
and will move his family here forme.
opening of school this fall.
Harrr New-man has acepted a posl-j
tion at the Talare of. Sweets. - I
M. T. Oranje spent the wecK end
at Lehman Springs.
Mrs. Frank Done and children re-!
turned home from the Fred WHsoni
ranch Friday evening. I
Miss Verna Fullenwlder will leave.
August 4th for her home In Michigan, i
She will be accompanied by her sister i
Mrs. G. X. Johnston who goes ior a
two months visit.
Misg Alia Boylea was a visitor ncre
Saturday. -
Miss Alta Spalding spent last weea
visiting friends in Pilot Rock. . ,
Miss Klma Boylen Is taking a leit
days rest at the Boylen ranch.
Rert Shock who has tieen empioyeu
In the Echo barber shop for some time
past is to return to the local naroer
shop here, a third cnair navins ucc,
added. . , ....
Velma Smith has accepted ai posi
tion at the Pilot Rock pharmacy, her
duties to begin August 1.
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Fry ikh or onions in Mazok Strain--to use it h your recipe
far the most delicate cake , " ' ' ;
Ikzcli carries na oioh or flavors Irasi bad food to another.
Vl'is tc623jy feature of Mazola is rcnarkabk. . , .
FTPF fcnJewife can moti 10 wttu0&t hfe CS-priC CorO Product
foA Rootf- Pecipes for WouAirM Jialte nJ ta7 14 Bilie. Kand
aome iOuttrattuii. TLe took i free. Write today for hi ' -
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Mm. Flnley, of Sand Hallow, was in Lemuel Ksteh left Sunday to work
Echo on business Sunday. on the Tcel Irrigation i-rojeci near.
C Harris was an lcho visitor on
Saturday. . .
Air, aud Mrs. Fpk Ely and chil?
dren of Pendleton are visiting with
relatives In Efchr... Hei-mlston and But
ter creek.
Albe. ' 1
Mr.' and Mrs. Harvey Bean return
ed the latter part of last week from
Portland.
Mr. and M.-s. A. B. .Wattenberger
si'ent Saturday id Echo.
TAXICABffi
PHONE f U
- Books Si Rides for S.M
FARKER TAXI CO.
Why Fay Mora -
ceciL ccJsipfek
rORIJO ACOOnTajr-.
JCOMB rxx-t&vKiQi?;.'
Bmltn-Crawford Idg.
Opposite Pendleton Hotel
' Phone ItIt ,
Wheat Farmers Attention
We have a 1918 ton Indiana truck for which
we have no further use and which is an ideal truck
for hauling wheat and other heavy loads. Would
like to submit you our proposition.
NORTH PORTLAND BOX COMPANY
- North Portland, Oregon.
notice! to the public
I wish to announce that I am now located in my.
new office dver the Inland Empire Bank, corner,
Court and Main streets. " ! ," J I
. Old andjiew patrons will find me ready to careior-H
their dentistry work in a modern manner.- -. ,
i)P.,J. E. SHARP.
I PRESENT FREE
TO EACH GIRL OR BOY
Who brings or sends to the East Oregonian office
one new Daily subscriber by carrier for 1 month or
longer; or one new Daily subscriber by Mail for 3
months or longer; or one new Semi-Weekly subscrib
et by mail for 1 year; or any subscriber renewing
their Daily subscription for three months or longer
or Semi-Weekly for one year.
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East Oregonian Pub. Co.
Gentlemen: Please send me "Uncle Billy's" Circus and
end the .Daily) or (Semt-tVeekly) East Oregonian by
(camert or (mail), for whx-h find enclosed I
to the following addrete bend ih- paper for
months. . . year.
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ir oners is to be sent bt mail srvd to for postage.
Roy Montgomery Drivinir
Stage into uuraane
East Oregonian Special.)
ni-RDAXBJ. July 22. Koy MonL
gomery has be :n driving stage for
Vern Cates, while Mr. caies nas oeeu
cutting his hay. . , ,
Mrs. George Bonn maae i i v
! Pilot Rock Wednesday returning
'Thursday evening. Mrs. Bolln espects
I to move to Pilot Rock before schopl
stcrts and was looking for a house.
Mrs. Charles Piquet made a, busi
ness trio to Pilot P.ock Saturday re-
i . - . i i. ..... t It 1 1 afiininr
i Mr. and Mrs. Arha Harrington and
'son Elbert left, for Pilot Rock last
j Saturday where Mr. Harrington went
I. . . .t.A i. ........ u . r H a Mm. Har-
i rington had some dental work done at
! Pilot Rock, returning home Monoay.
I Mrs. Frank Gfllllland and children
' made atrip to i' trn last week return
ing home Tuesday. ,
' Mr. and Sirs. Nickolson and family
who formerly worked for Pat Daugh
! try; hat left early in the summer for
California, returned last-week for a
' short visit wllJi frlenda Being on to
Pendleton where they will look for
work.
Frank Jones left Wednesday for his
home ranch after finishing haying
here. Mr. Jones expects to move his
cattle from the porter place or other
pastures owing to shortage of water.
, Chan. Ely made a trip to Pilot Rock
Pat Monaghan loft last week for the
harvest flftlds ner Pendleton.
Echo 3Ian in Charge -
of Work at Stanf ield
fat OrMfonian Special.)
ECHO. July :2- Gordon Shotwell,
who has been in charge of the gravel,
in of the highway at Echo, waa in
town Saturday. He now has charge
nt ih. rrvellnc at Btanfieldj , -
Echo Auto Company sales thl week
include at Velie ear, purchased by Jim
mirtian of Kanl Hollow, a seven-paa-
r.r ci purchased by Elmer
Hpike, and a Ford, jrarchased by U. D,
Tl
Mr. and Mra William at Pendleton
ajr i tinr at the borne of tneir
riiKFhr.r Mrs. Mrr Jewett.
MIM Ixis Lnrth, ut Canada. Is
1 upending a If" " at b home of
tier sinter, Mre, At Hunt- "
Mrs Wltr l ir.il a4 hr djtugh
ter Janette. Ul H'twmr to K-nd ths
summer with V ilmt-Uc a hm neaa
ifuartera near K'A.
Karl Kwl' rn Mro4 Friday
after spending ' I'endU-
tem and Walla Wil. ,
Mr. and Mrs. " W""
Esther tr.n ttt XHlnrl&r wtrnMf t
srend theld t M'.'n.
JJryan l:rn- rrm4 T
day after l.ting s ai
Heattle.
1 M. Hills nA txt;'r. Mmrttrti
drove from Hldy tortHi M Wd-
n'-sday and return" Thr- The
Hills family have ) Ml t"rC
for the pat month.
Hazel Moan i enjoying a t) With
telatives in Portland,
Mr. and Mr. J. o. tnri and oim,
Vernon and Donald, left H-mflsy U.
spend a few da at Hidaway WHri
J. R. Jordon wa a bn)n visitor
j r " " 'L ';,n
Why -the; Sixteen - Year Old Economy
Facts of the Franklin Mean More Today
." . , . , t .
Throughout the country, industries and individuals are "speeding
lip". The nation is on an efficiency basis, and both thp individual and
the motor car must either conform, or fall out of the picture."
"Anti-Idling1.' 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 arid fri6ithef cdti
our cars. ' - .' ' ' . . - ' ' ;
The. Ftanklin Car meets this condition with flat statertifehts bf 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-"
mpst in riding-comfort, ease arid 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 0 '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
1!U Eeho on Batutday.