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DAILY EAST OREflONlAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY, JtTf.YSl J
PAGE NINE
EAST OREGON1AN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO:
Wells and Streams l)ry
Up in Ukiah Region
1 (East OreKonlun cctat.)
UKIAH, July 81. The dry hot
weather Btlll continues, and water In
vetttnff very low, some wells huvlnic
gone dry and streams uto dr.vltiK up,
but tho nlKhts are very cool, Karni-H ,
ars busy outtins their full grain, and
grass hay, which Is IlKht, 1
A reception was Klven Buriduy night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, II,'
Mettle In honor of tholr son Foyetto,
and brldo, who returned homo Satur
day. . .. . , r ,(
Mrs .Charley Morris aiid two sons,
'' Walla Walla ara visiting; at.' th
Mo-slo ranch with Mr. and Mrs. Jit men
Mosslo. Mrs. Morris Is a sister of Mr.
MoHsle.
lid Thrasher had an exciting ex
parlance last Saturday at his ranch on
Undue crock when a big brown bir
came up over the rlmyncks ami slan
ted across the field, Ki gave chuse
on horno back with nothing but a re-
l) WrTTr I Rift
See How We Make
I 1 1 111 These Famous Snow Flakes If ill
Jmpr I Visit, our big modern bakeries where millions' of I "wiLj
.. II Buow Flakes are made every day. See the splc and I j
4 . span Interior. Note the wonderful mixing machines I r
II and the huge brick ovens. After you've seen them !
II baked you'll know why they're so good. Your grocer E)
l can supply you. II
rJl) Don't ask for Crackers Issi
r.
volvor to defend hltnsclf with. After
ebanlng hint some distance ho succeed
ed in bring htm to a halt, after firing
tho fourth shut. Now he Is feasllng
on beur steak,
Mr. and Airs, J. J. Nethery anr t vo
children, and Miss Anni Olson of CVI
leiie I'lacc vlNllnd Sunday with Mr. a. id
Mrs. rt. a." Chirk at t'Kiah, return vk
ti-nie Kumlu evening.
The body vl Mrs. Mary J. J'i " ,
'.vbr. ,uHtc(l :il. hi Pendleton tr'.'liV
night wan brought to Uklah M"iniv
nd buried in Lhe Cklali cemct-ii v ie
side hrr son, wtio was buried . hi e
about twelve ;.ar ago. The re.nn'.ns
re uci'i-uipt.liit.d hero by her liiifc-
band, two mix, Kund "ord and .iai-cn
mil Mr. and Mrs. Maniold and ell I-
drun of Pcnd.i tcn, It. T. Hrow.i mU
two other jinUpmen. Kev. Sinclair
officiated at tho grave.
Minn Viwui Kirk and Miss Idi Ju-
ran: cnn:e ter Hatur.'ay rroni , .nana;
click tr fittcxd tho dance given nei i
Saturday nii;ht.
A ltirgo iruwd attended thi h.
given fat ii day night at the Mo.vircli
Hall by V B. JVterson.
Oscar Mllbert of liridce creak was
in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chainberlir, left
for Pendleton ' Monday , evening on
liuhlnefcs. ',
Mrs. M. K. Bibbs Is visiting for a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. J: YV. Slurai-
vant on the farm. .
The fire on Uig Creek Is now.
thought to be under control according
to telephone messages from there.
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LET'S GO" To
Binoiiam
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Son
, 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, AUGUST 2.
and '
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 3.
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. HOCH - - - - Manager ,
' Gibbon, (Post Office), Oregon
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Three Join Birthday
Celebration at Adams
(ICiurt Oreonlan Special.)
ADAMS. July 80. Miss Alice Ktoll
and Miss Hattle Lewis were guests a.
the home of Mr W. J. TUurman in
Adams Kunday evening.
A delightful birthday was celebrat
ed In honor of Mrs. w. J. Tnurman.
Mrs. A- E. Marlow and the little son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Montgomery.
A prettily anointed dinner was serv-
ed at a tablo arranged ror 73. i"
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Don
aldson. Mr. and Mrs. George Mont
gomery and sous, Leonard and Lor-
rain, Mr. and Mrs. Otho Btou ana
daughter DelorK Mrs. ban Kansier
and son Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Thurman and daughter Margaret.
Mrs. Julia Marlow. Frank Marlow,
Hoy Marlow, Mr. Warren and Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Marlow and cnuuren.
Mabel, Clara and Kdward.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice and son uanas
of Milton visited at the home 01 mr.
and Mrs. I L. Lleuallen for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodfleia ana son
of Yakima pained through Adams
Mondiiv on tho r way to Idaho. In
Yakima It Is very hot and dry and
the crooa are iiot very good, they
said. - '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parr and chil
ir..n t'lurlH. HhjicI and Theda. and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dames and daugh
ter Lorena motored to Pendleton
Sunday.
Laurence John and Wallace Parr
rode over to the river on horses to see
the rsres. .
Mi Pesrl Dames and Fred Parr
were Pendelton visitors Monday.
Mrs. J. liannon and children of
Pendleton visited Adams Friday.
Mr. siid Mrs. Wyrlck and son Ver-
nbn left Saturday for Walla Walla
'o vlxit relatives and friends for a few
days.
Clint Holcomh. wheat farmer, was
!n Adams Friday from his ranch.
Miss Nellie Ncagle atid Miss Mar
Jorlo McMonles of I'endleton. were
Kuests of Miss Geraldine Morrison 01.
Thursday.
John Adams ran a nail In his foot
while he was fixing some hay racks
He had his foot dressed by the doc
tor and Is Improving rapidly.
Mlii Gwendolyn Mclntyre left last
week for Heppner where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Chester Gemmell, un
til school starts.
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Y&rfeci is tot
WIG&W I SALAD
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Cookie
ressinqs
0T only better but Mazola goes twice as
far as lard and sl.crte2i1.5s in deep fat
frying. And remember, too, Mazola
is tbe equal of butter in cooking.
Make tMs test today with tlazola for PIE
CRUST. Follow this recipe and be convinced :
2 cup Floor
cp Mazola
Finch of Salt
Ic Cold Water
Work Mazola well into tie flour and salt,
add enough ice water to bold together, about
one-fourth of a cup; roll crust out at once.
PHK loot: of 68 pagei titat pre yoa
Inc best recipes of lh country's lead
in cooks. Easy to follow. Tbe Corn Products
Cook Book Is handsomely illustrated write as
today for it
CORN PRODUCTS REFIIYING CO.
r.O.Boxl.l New fork
parents of a nine pound baby ghrl, born
on Monday, July 28.
F. W. Camp. A. J. Hill, B. F. Baker.
and Henry Maay, all of Portland are
registered at the Hotel Kcho. These
men are in the city oi business con
nected with the Teel Irrigation Pro
ject
Mrs. R. B. Stanfleld and daughter
Maxine. left Tuesday to spend their
vacation at Bingham Springs.
Miss Esther Scholl returned Sunday
from Hidaway SprinKs.
U. D. Holmes and W, C. Bacon re
turned Sunday from Hidaway Springs,
where they had been spending their
summer vacation.
Otis McOarty. of Butter creek, was
on Each visitor Wednesday.
Wm. Flnley of Sand Hallow, was a
business transactor in Echo Tuesday.
Win. Dennis spent the day in Echo
Tuesday.
O. W. Garrison and son Dorr, were
business visitors to Echo on Wednes
day. Leo Savely was a business visitor in
Echo Wednesday. . '
W. H. Clark of Wolf Creek, is work
ing In the barber shop of Carl Gilbert.
Vlda McKcrn of Milton was In Echo
on the first of the week demonstrating
a set of Bible study books.
C. P. Lonergan is in Kcho on busi
ness.
"I don't see anything so wonderful
about it," growled the Man with the
Bed Xose.
Read the Want Ads. It Pays
(Continued from Pane 7.)
I'. K. KIXO ItESHiXS.
Of the Great Pacific Northwest Are MadeEspeciaDy Attractive This Summer by tho
Reduced Excursion Fares
Offered by the
United States Railroad Administration
mm Wsi
CHOI SU BREEZES I LOW
Cbtsop Beaches.
North Beach '
Nar iha mnolti mt tk
ColainMa ltir
Tillamook Bearhen
OrSoa Coaat
Newport
1 iri roBiiif nti
! lanla i all arrtaaary
julmni to maka a aaca
llu oat Ins llhiful.
.. MMMtlNMP1t
Km ! CNt la
Crater Laka
Tti rtl natitro of
rl. A fc I I y I iPOtinllit
MeMr ) the lltrit! f k n. .
etn RMrlf Mil rt4 half
high. full I Mr Stmt 4.
, Or- tlttnta outo
Oregon Cavei
WM mm WMlerfal-fH
raec-Tkeart Aa
ML Rainier
rch, tim Mr tat mini M
Mr mm Aarstaii
Plan your vacation to visit one or more of them,
where the days are cheerful and the nights bring
refreshing sleep.
fA OrAAtl 18 summer-time delight Its
S1U wwCHUl invigorating salt-laden air and
the snlash of its surf temper your nerves, redden -your
blood, whet your appetite, restore your wasted
energy, bring new vim and health.
Up in the Mountains
Yon r? a quIlr fctntffeUI phaM at rtcraattM. Yoa Uav kthlft4
Ibt pIi-Melt and trdid Uitfif of dilf butnU lift.
Th cnrr a nbtln ni lMpirnt. Ntor'i rnmX plan tot
round! and ehanu and ranewt you. Yoa can "hika," eaiaa out, tlimm
lofty paakat fit a nunbfrieu trautr Miwana and lakaa, nd kor
bmk. totinc in ynr hunmock, rcit, lp and fartat all roar nrva.
Heanwhila irou art arihUif tk poraat air, dnnktng aparkltnc
cryttal ratra, MtiD koUtB food and aainff mada all arar aaw.
Can You Resist Such a Challenge!
' Ask th focal tkktt iifnt u hlp plan jour trip. H will toll r
Juat what th far it. and givt you othr hcipfaj hinu. It ft tha nm
of Um Unitd SUt Railroad AdminMlration to atnd vtry poaaihla
aid in makirts vacation travel : .-.. nt and aattafyint U tha pubhe,
Tha National Itri. aava all han sreatlr Improved and war avr
ta appaaltnr u "7 ar now. Beautifully illuatrald book)ta clvln
minuta information of Ihitr dllht and wonck-r hav bean taaurd '
by th Adtainiatralion and ar for fre diittitniUoa. Aak jrowr local
arent for nnv of tbrrn.
mrssmmssra
Industrial Club Agent
Checks up Work in Echo
(Kast Oregunlan Special.)
KCHO. July 31. County School
Superintendent. W. W. Green and Mr.
Allen, who Is ronnected with the In
dUHtriiit Club Work of O. A. C, were
in Kcho tho first part of the week.
They were in this end of the county to
check up on the club work.
Mr. Pick of Coulee ?ity. has started
a new Jewelry store In Echo.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen MudKO are the
For Itching Torture
There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and health.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples,
rashes, blackheads in most cases Rive
way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem
ishes disappear over night. Itching us
ually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. It costs only 35c; an ex
tra large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain,
is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins. '
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O.
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Ask tha ao-ent for beautifully illustrated folder giving com
plete) information of Beach and Mountain Resort of the Pacific
Northwest. ....... ....
Pure and Delicious
lei
tiellvcretl In packnRes to any
part of Uic city.
Sold in Bulk or in
Ice Cream Cones
Drop In, or telephone 80
HAWS BAKERY
Kas Court Street.
Try our Fine Ilonie-M ade
Candles.
for one vehicle overtaking: another,
In the same direction, at any street
Intersection, was presented by City
Attorney James A. Fee and passea.
It g-oes on the records as an amend
ment to section 21 of ordinance 1066.
The matter of sewer connections
for the rapidly growing residence dis
trict west of Lincoln school was
brought up by the mayor and the
sewer committee osked to inako an
Investigation and- report at tbe next
meeting:.
This suggestion prompted further
discussion on sewers, -emanating
from Councilman Kstes. lie pro
posed that all streets to be paved j
first be equipped with water mains'
and a trunk server, havinii wyes at
50 foot intervals and connections to,
the curbing on either side of the:
street. By suh arrangement, hj.
pointed out. property owners could,
build and connect with the two serv-t
Ices without tearing up the paving
in front of their property and thoj
added cost of such Improvements
might be included in the street im-l
provement. There was no action ta-
ken on the suggestion but it Is proli-
able thHt at tin next meeting some
such ordinance will be introduced.
Councilman Joe Kll of the fire
committee, was Riven power to act
on the Installation of a fire alarm
box at Bluine and Washington streets.
The box has been on hnntf for six
months but there has not been suf
ficient wire until nmv, he said. Tho
box will be installed at once.
The house committee recommended
that the contract for furnishing- the
city . hall with ion! bo awarded to
Ben Uiu-roughs, his bid "having been
$10.20 a ton. Two carloads will be
pill-chased at that price.
The fire committee recommended
the grunting of h building permit tot
John Setbert to make repairs to aj
building within the fire limits. The1
saktry list for July and several claim,
were ordered allowed.
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Among all products there is invariably one
that towers above the general mass. Among
cereal beverages the pinnacle product, we feel,
is RAINIER SPECIAL. You may or may not
agree that this is so. The clamorous appeal
for your patronage made in behalf of the
numerous meritorious rival cereal beverages
may have caused you to lose sight of the nota-
bly superior qualities of RAINIER SPECIAL.
So we urge comparisons that the relative merits
of each brand of cereal beverage might impar
tially be determined. We urge that the offer
ing of any other manufacturer of cereal bever
age be purchased and tested side by side with
RAINIER SPECIAL. Such a test should ban
ish all uncertainty of superiority and mark for
once and all which product is best In advocat
ing a test of this nature it would be manifestly
unfair to point out a single one of the favorable
qualities of our own product. Our contention
is that it should be accorded no advantage
whatsoever. Our plea is to let each' cereal
beverage make its own uninfluenced appeal for
your favor. Such a test is fair. If the result
of such a test indicates that RAINIER SPE
CIAL is the superior of all other cereal bever
ages, we feel that in fairness to yourself you
should always call for it. If the result of the
test is unfavorable to RAINIER SPECIAL you
will know it is a cereal beverage to avoid. For
the sake of being informed you should make .
the comparisons we advocate. Today is a
- good day to do it. ' Practically every grocery,
drug store, fountain and soft ctrink parlor car
ries RAINIER SPECIAL and several other
brands of cereal beverage. 1 ' -
Rninier Products Company. Seattle. U. S. A Maawfart-nr af Ratadar
Special. Rainier Bock, Malt Raiaier, Rainier C area I. Sjrra and Pnaa "
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(Continued from Thro 7.)
In Polk county, Oreffon, nnl Klicki
tat county, Washington. The ehiri
MeXary van ala i a pioneer frrtRliter.
shippinir from tniatilla to Hoise in
the days when Indians made the car
rying panie one tr two-Knn men.
The doctor is a graduate of Vander
bilt. university, and the state hospital
at Pendleton ta one of the prise In
st i tut Ions of in-egon. Evening Telegram.
Not lltUMVstiHl,
"The art of photot aohinjf in colors
has been perfected." said the Girl with
the Rosy Cheeks, t "Isn't that wonder
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THE RAINIER PRODUCTS COMPANY RELIEVES RETAILERS AM) CON
SUMERS OF THE NECESSITY OF PAYING REVENUE TAXES ON RAINIER
BEVERAGES BY PAYING ALL TAXES THEREON DIRECT TO THE GOVERN
MENT. Lang 6 Co.,, Distributors, Portland, Ore