WWHWW-l''.lr.WT..AJ(,..lA.'Vl,,i..'.-.. Section Two Pagc3 7 to 12 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1919. $25,000 WORTH OF WHEAT LOST IN FIRE AT TUTU ILL A: COUNCIL SEES NEED OF NEW PROVISION FOR TRAFFIC Section Two f i ."ma , g I v , . . . AGRICULTURAL Bill PASSEDBY SENA TE Carries $34,000,000; No Ef. ion Made to Restore Day light Saving Rider, WASHINGTON. July.24.Tho Ben- mo mil yeaierday fjusiied the $34 . 0(10,000 agricultural ajiprapriatlon bill .which recently wan vetoed by l'ronldunt Wilton because of th rider for repeal of the duyhttht saving- law. No effort to reHtore tho rider was nude in tho aonute. Honutors made no critlclxm of tho president's veto. The bill will be returned to the house tomorrow with a bIiibIo minor committee amendment approved to day by the Donate, providing relief for woatern drought uffererii by aua- penuing their homoateuU reHldonce ro 'lUiromentH Ifvcuuse of univerHal donlre to pro vide fuiKla In the bill for the depart ment of agriculture' many activities unit miarlva held up lnee July 1, acn ato dlicUHBlon of the bill wun brief. Western senators particularly urged ull possible haste to provide funds for the forestry service In fighting foroat flroH. A I liit Irotoutor. "Ton are Intl :ed a bravo nnraon in have worn that beautiful white hat traveling!" exclMimed my slater when she met at the train. "13ut.it looks aa fresh as If It hadn't seen a day's weur." Thereupon 1 explained the method. You will find It useful, too. Make your hut protector in this way. Cut a largo clrclu of cloth. Hem It and run an elaaiic in tho hem. When you take your hat off, slip It into this bag. AND BURKE SEE 450 ACRES BURN Flames Start Behind Har vester and Spread to Sacked, Standing Grain. lAiiiuiKc- ettlmitted at close to 126.- ooo wua done by a gruln fire which yesterday afternoon swept over 350 acres of wheat land belonging to n. IW. McComas and lno ucres belonging to Fire Sweeps 90 Acres of Standing Grain on Ranch Near Milton Yesterday (li.iat Oirgoriian .special.) MILTON, July 21. Ninety acres of aiitnillrig grain -on the Vonderhue Hnm. lunch, four miles east of Mil ton, were burned it 3 o'clock Wed nesday afternoon. Hpurks from a tlirealiiug machine are tnought to have slurtod tho blH.e. The fire nus dlacovered by a. S. Cockburn and a phone meaMage toj Milton was responded to by 25 fire: fighters. Their qulcft work saved the I WANTS INIERSECflONS FREE FROM ACCIDENI 9 w Vegetables f i Si s v 5 If you like nice, fresh, cool vegetables, the Pcndle- f. ton Trading Co. has them. Fresh-from the truck ?j K gardens to our big refrigerator room,' always cool f f and fresh, , t n3LW&iPJ&S25& ft y uvvi fining in ntdpic uuu jancy urocencs, and K' S , . . . A i ciean, wnoicsome meats. 9 4 ' r. J. Murke. at Tutuillu. south of. about to be harvested i eiiuinion. .ir. iiciomaa' place was One header v.is destroyed and two tno neuvier loser, his damago being es- I horses slightly injured tlinated at 17.500. I estimated If. hushela Hhortly after o'clock covered behind the harv arcLimiaK place, which a fitruiecl hv i Frank Harney Kfiorte -were made at' once to uucii th biazo hut it gained i Ratif ication Session at Friedly Moves Amendment to 1'revcnt Overtaking Vehicles on Crossings: An amendment ot the newly adopt ed traffic ordinance was proposed to the city council last night by Councll- mun Uuni,..l ;. ... adjoining wheat, all of which was!.. ,,,,, ., , ; """" misdemeanor for one vehicle to overtake another vehicle, going in the The grain wasi'"lme dirccl,on- " Intersection of mo grain was an y8)re,,,. Tno flve couni.lltIien , to the acre. .j .. , ... fire was dls- which -will make the loss between i ,,"," "T, " " iavor or ; ester on the j 000 and ,7. 7Zd"JZ? Pendleton Trading Co. "If it's on the market, we have it." quickly In tho HtubbJe and consumed the mirk in whirh Hevcml hnnHmH ; btiHhPls offtr;iln had been placed 1e foro HprcHdinpf to atandinic grain. ! AhfAit 1000 Baeku of grain WPre lJn. i touched hut neveral . hundred were burned and considerable Uhh will re sult In roHJickiiiK the wheat. Srno of the grain on the McComas olaco wuh Insured for 15 huMhels to the arre and other for 3f IniphelB. Jt was In tho good grain (hat most of the damage remilicd. Hi Ions .eHtimated roughly at $17,500 is fully Insured. Two thirdn of tho risk Is In the Pacific fir KtatpM and one third In the National comixinieH. K'mer t'rowc, who operates Rurke's Tnneh udlninjiisr, lost between M0 and 100 acres of whpat, estimated to have been worth $5000 also fully insured. No (iiinmiifi from firo resulted to any of the equipment on either place, sacks threshed and standing' grain making up the loss. j Yesterday's fire is the worst report ed In Vmatilla county this year and by far the most expensive. Dense : "blank clouds of smoke roo hundreds of feet In the air and were plainly seen In I'endleton. The flames travel ed against the wind, Mr. McComas I Ha id, so dry was the stubble. The i blaze was extinguished later In the K j day with the aid of several who went w from the Indian agency. j prepare It for the next meeting. He vera I accidents have been record -jed and others narrowly averted In in- stances where one auto has overtaken Form Olcott Approves ynnm' dirtc,i"""-. " 1 Two bids for coal for the city hall delegation; wro .e,.I. .l .i.r, ....... r. ...,. . (V - . ,wr u... " ' "" i" ....... .... ou...M rlr ,ne am(, Kr.,de Smythe-Ioner- assoclation Is not expected to receive gan Co. h(d 2S a , for lwQ any great amoui.t of encouragement I(JBa. , ,.k Krinir ,., rf,:,, Ciovcrnor Olcott In i ih. it hn i v enort to secure a special session hitl of im u inn h..i ,., ki. I lor loo tons. Ho also guaranteed the price against change for 30 days and Individual Expense Only SALWAT, July 44.-The when It calls an of the Oregon legislature for the pur- j peso of ratifying the national suf- I frage amendment. Governor Olcott has already pressed himself as opposed to a stipulated that beyond that time chan- ex'ges in the market would alter the bid. Spe- Because of the riif (Vronf t in wnrrlintF cial session at this thne. In a telegram f the two. the houe finmmittM w wtunu iminM.wi im two inonwio ; authorised to determine whether 100 tons constitutes two carloads and was to - w. illllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl'llllllii- IIPLENTY OF GASOLINE IS AVAILABLE TODAY Catt two apo tho governor declared that such a move did not meet his approval in view of the greit expense Incident to another session. It is estimated that a day's session vould cost $5000. When Mrs. Elliott Corbett of Port land called on the governor last week. in the interest of the ratification move the governor told her of his telegram to Mrs. Catt, but assured her that if! given power to award tho bid on the basi of their findings. A petition for curbing and paving on Matlock street from Raley to Jack son street was presented by A. T. Per kins and other property owners apd its granting was recommended by the street committee. In the absence of Mayor J. 1. Vaughan, Councilman Running Water THIS it the first improvement fcT any plae It uicreaaW1 waterr T? " hOUSa need hout runnm Western Electric, Water System H oame down ta the point where the Henry J. Taylor presided. The meet vote of one stats was necessary in order- to complete the ratification he would be willing' to call the session, providing the legislators would agree t.i attend at the(r own expense. lag adjourned after about 15 minutes deliberation. Easy street's sunny side Isn't paved with good intentions. j !;:f f: Mfr mulled and M t..,iMW ihm b yrv-. a mvh itM ttivM and tabor one f nd Kaulinf wmter. U gva commm mcpir ot atafltime. Th lyttrm m aucorrMUc m wn oo attention iitU w aomti C Voo will t dome rounHT food him by m this th lmrie ntar run the out: kw k - - control stvt and atop tba pump wthoot th touck , finicr. The pump run Iik a aatf wWf wuh waww nwbing but to to uaetf. Coana m and aat work. Charles Milne Tcndleton, OrePHONE 10'J7 THE INLAND EMPIRE BANK Members Federal Reserve System. , Offers to new accounts modern facilities and courteous service in all the departments of banking. "THE BANK OF COMMUNITY INTERESTS" iiiiniiiMiiiiiiiiiniiiMiiiiniinMMHMMiniiiiiiniiiiiMiiiuiiiiiiiuMiiMuiiiiiiiiiiiiii S j Sufficient gastilluo fr alt needs was EH ' reported by the Standard Oil Co. sta- Erltbn here today. Just what quantity S I was received or whore it came from v as in it divulged but "plenty" waa the zz report. The shortage of gasoline bo s' gan to lie felt ! tst Saturday night. E; The local sta'ion also has a suffi cient Htipply of distillate on hand, they report today, and no further trouble In filling orders is anticipated. Most of the local garages and filling sta tions are again filling all demands, a number having obtained stocks at Athena. The tanks there had 19,000 gallons of gas and this stock was drawn 'upon considerably for local consumption. Wtirn Cooking Mrat. An excel lent device In cooking meat, i ice and vegetable soup in a round piece of tin about 5 or inches In diameter with a hole In the center placed in the bottom of the stew pan to prevent burning- HAVE YOU HAD A DEMONSTRATION IN THE NEW GASE.6 LI f POST TOASTIES A substantial dish that furnishes full food value in a more attractive form than usual. A different corn flake from the old-fashioned kind, and one. that excites favorable comparisons. Most popular of corn foods. 55 1 Wad kV4 bmaiiwMMMiu Tliww l ikkIiIiuc omiilcx ulMmt tho Case Six everything la nMit anil nhove-lMMii-il for unr InitivlUiii it In u inr nr. full' rcriiiriiii iil, but rnilcto HlmHirlO'. 77 years of successful manufacturing has ac complished this. H. F. Motor Car Co. 540 MAIN ST. PHONE f U Books IS Rides for 12.5 PARKER TAXI tXJ. ' . Wlij f.j Hon. ... , CECIL COSPER . Pl'BUO ACCOUNTANT INCOME TAX ADVISER Bmlth-Crawford Bid. Opposite Pendleton Hot . Phone 101 Ltii tj,i OLCA Senorlts Bschanrre, with her winning Latin-American vys. hai joen very popular in Washington. ?he'r from Chile, and she'a tc narry Carlos Urlbe. brother-ln law of the minister from Colom bin. Vreta. I ! "LET'S GO" To Bingham Springs WHERE THE CROWD GOES! Dancing, Swimming, Fishing and Hunting at this big popular summer resort. Beautiful Camp Grounds and nice Cottages. JAZZ DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 2fi and SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 27 Fletcher's Jazz Orchestra Automobile stage meets all trains. Arrivals at Gibbon inquire at depot. Dining room service during the week, but only lunches will be served on Sundays. W. W.IIOCH - - - - . - . Manager Gibbon, (Ist Office), Oregon I! OREGON MARKET ffliGl (1! A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE. OREGON MARKET PHONE 600 813 MAIN ST. -"nit- MOTOR TRUCKS 2Vz 3i 4i r PNEUMATIC OR SOLID. READY FOR ANY TEST T)-;i-( l,o backward, call around and ask for demonstration in your own field. V,m Six, Wescott, Harroun, Mais Unit Distributors. B!ug Mountain Motors Co., Inc. I'iMrltnicws -13in, Wrsvutt, StcrlliiK TrucL Mam Inlt.