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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1919.
TWELVE TAGES
EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO.
Pilot Rock Minister on
. Vacation in California
(Bunt Oregon Ian Special.
PILOT ROCK, Aug 13. Word has
en received here from the ItuV. J.
T. Blokford ay'r(c tlint his return to
Pilot Rock will be at least one week
litter thHn he expected for the reason
that Mm. Ilirktord mut undoriro un
operation. The Itev. and Mm. Blnk
ford are on their vacation in South
ern California. '
Judne T. P. Cllltland left Pilot Rock
Saturday for Portland, where ha and
Mr. Ulllllund are temporarily rexld
liilf. i i -
Col. J. If. Raley passed' i through
here Saturday en route to hie ranch
In Oranlte Meadow.
Mr. and Mr. A. J". Sclilanerbaum
of Alhee, wore In the city on leijul
bunlneaa Saturday, I
Todd Ollltland and - family will
In Portland with friend and rela
tive. Owen Oirnea and family were am
on the weekend vlBitur at Uliitmn
bprliifc".
Mr. H. 11. T.eHtor and daughter-,
Mildred, pent the week-end with
Mr. and Mr. John Unaner of West
VVotib treet in I'endleton. ;
Mi. Elory Michael who ha been
111 for the pant two week, I reported
mtirh Improved.
! Mr. B. V HouhcI and lun Carl II.
IfoiiHel, arrived here Friday from
Idaho for a vlult with Mr. M. D.
Orantre, dauKhter of Mr. Houscl. Mr.
HouhoI hu Just returned from France
and only a few day bko received hi
discharge In 'Cheyenne.
. Mian Hyacinth Done ha been a I
guest at the Ifcrbort Boylon Br., home
auring tun past week.
Lon . Knott and family, Mr.
tlcorae Mover, Kurle and, William
Abbott, Kugeno Knottfl. Dudley Hnyd
I ana Aiisse jivacinth Done, Manilla
leave Friday for a two week visit i Wrijiht, Daphne Kinith, Grace Mch
Is it Possible to Legislate
life and Brains?
. Swift & Company is
primarily an organization
of men, not a collection
of brick, mortar, and
machinery.
Packing Plants, their
equipment and useful
ness are only outward
symbols of the intelli
gence, life - long experi
ence, and right purpose
of the men who compose
the organization and of
those who direct it
Will not Government direc
tion of the packing industry,
now-contemplated by Congress,
take over the empty husk of
physical property and equipment
and sacrifice the initiative, ex
perience and devotion of these
men, which is the life itself of '
the industry? - : "
What legislation, what politi
cal adroitness could replace such '
life and brains, once driven out? .
Let us fend you Swift Dollar."
It will interest you.
Address Swift ft Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 111.
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iwl -und HhwiI Holinei Inft rlHturtlu
ultnrnoon fr a two wol on i Intr at
tho ixipulur tnnuiiiiiln resflrt, lh
man Hiring.
A party Including Alex Snhafer,
Arihle Itortil and Mlaup lildcn
Kfhufer, Alta Hovlfti and Velum RnriltJi
mnturrd to lAliinon HprlnK Butui
day. returning Hunday fvenlnfr.
A I TJuylrn hu purchaeil a now
Hlndoliitkur Hlx from the liond Aut"
Co. ,
A duliKlitfuf dltcrnoon wa Hpertt
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mr. R. T. Fannlnir when their
duuKhter. Utile MIhh Muck-lone Fan
nlnsr, entertained. The KueKt In
eluded flretehen Hehwack, Sybil (I race
Maeomber, Tlielma Jtankln, Iterbar
Utter, IxiiH and Oooree Beharpf. The
oeeanlon was the fourth birthday of
the hoHte. ,
Al Boylen and family pent Sat
urday In I'endleton.
Mr. t 1. Ur.jcher write that ehe
and ehildren are enJoyliiK their vln'1
to Kt'aMlde Immensely, thl belnrr their
flrat trip to the beach alnce their ar
rival from Iowa.
In honor of h' brother in law.
Carl Ifoueol. who has recently re
turned from service In France, M. U.
Oranse entertained a numlier of
friend with an unique dinner In the
Krove near Frank Duff home on
Birch creek Sunday evenlnir The
menu conalated of bear meat 1 and
chicken with the tiKual trimming
nd wa thoroiiHhly enjoyed by all.
The guext were Hert Bchock, Geors
M. Cnrne. Jodun I..M. Schannep, L..
11. Hcharpf, W. N. Roycr. ticorge W.
Done. (i. X. Johnton. LawrenM
Wcharpf and th'j gueot of honor, Carl
MoilHel.
Wm. Conklln and W. CurtwrlBht
aro ovemieelng the dairy of Alfred
Hemphill while Mr. Hemphill and
family are on an outing ut Ix-hmur.
8prln.
W. T. Kldwell nnd family are no
lnC to move Into Pilot Rock for the
winter, having purchaed the Dave
Wright realdcnce in the east part of
town.
Hardware Store at tFkiah
Is Being Replaced by New
(Kant Oreuonian Special.)
fKIAH. Amr. 13. J. H. Wagner
will begin at once to erect a new hard,
ware tore on the corner where the
hardware Btor burned down three
year ago. The immune win oe z;x
70 feet. I'haen Mettle the contractor
la now working on the cement foun
dation. , ,
Cordon Mettle and Arthur Jone.
who have been f t the Rig creek fire
since July 3, came home Sunday
evening and renort the - fire pretty
well burned out, but a number of fire
cuarri will be kept there for some
time yet as the fire is still burning
Inside of where they did the, backfiring.
Mr. and Mr. Walter Boynton and
Mr. and Mr, leroy Sullivan and
daughter. of , llermiston, passed
through town Monday en route to
Hldaway springs for a few days' out
ing after which they will return to
Pklah to visit old time friends as
Mr. and Mrs Boynton were among
the early settlers of Camas Pralrl.
Mr. and Mr. Jesse t.akley will
leave Friday for Willamette valley
lo remain permanently.
Fayette Mettlo and -wife, left for
Stnnfleld last week to assist Lou
TIoksIo In jniltins up h: crop of al
falfa.
Waller Allison has purchased a
New Ford runabout.
A fire broke r.ut Saturday about
noon in Ka Tnrasner pasture near
Dale, about a mile from his house.
Whi h destroyed conalduruble hay
which wo In tho ljock. burning out
fencing and also ftillo a lot of his
glass. . A telephone nieBsage from
Mi. Thrasher Monday. lut that
they have the flro out now except
a few burning loKV Tho origin of
tho fire Is unknown, but I supposed
to have been liirti-d from a cigar
ette carelessly dropped by fishermen.
Mr. Mary. Mangold of I'endleton.
arrived In riilah Hnnduy, gulng on m
Krldgi creek to Join her children
who have been visiting with Mr. ana
Mrs. Harldford Chllson since the C'rr.i-
son funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Jink Howard of Al
ba visited with Mr. and., Mr, rrca
Vterfcm Monday.
Miss Amies Mettle returned nonie
aturdav from .'latter creek after vis
iting for three v cek with ner imcr.
Mr. Chapman.
l .,r.n Nes who ha been visit
Incr In PendleMn for the loaf montn
with relat've returned home Fatur
dnv.
l-h-irlev Welch left for Pendleton
Sunday on business.
Mr. Wlll'am manager of the pen
,n..ln t-reamerv Co.. Dr. tv nneiuer
snrl R.-rl'lev De Van I of Pilot nock
werp In town a short t'lne Sunday.
Frank Chapman and family or Hitl
er creek were vislllnr at tljo J. i
Me'tlo ranch over pontiay.
The friends of Clvde Caldwell,
jh,. at one time carried the mall ne-
ween riilah and I.omr Creeic.. win
I, a i.lused to earn of nis marr ae
Miss Orace Hutchison of MI'rsn
field at Wichita Falls some
Percy Huirhes. Mrs. Hushes ana
daughter. Anita, of Heppner. visneo
.i ih. Mnd ranch last week with
Mr. and Mr Charley Hynd.
Dr. Kern and Flank Welch of pen
rfi..ton t.assed iroun town
nn thr.le return from Desjolatlon
... o. k where I hev hd b-cti ' om
fishing trip. They visited for a short
time In town with relative.
MVm. J. H. Constants visited over
,.,!,. in CkL-th with ner nusoanu
who Is running the arug store aoo
pool hall. Mrs. Constants expect to
r..nv. n town In the near future,
Arthur Gilllland began driving
atotro Mnndav morning
Tklsh and Ixin.f creeks r rea l-eter.
son having resigned to work for the
government.
Mr. and Mr. Howard i napman
nri rtiiuehter of Walla wana, wno
have been vlsltme; with relative in
iTklsh for the last week, left for their
home Tuesday morning.
Florence Ncs left Tuesday for Pen
dleton for a short visit.
Mr. and . Mrs. H. C. Krelhblel and
Ixitiia Mueller of 'Pendleton have
been visiting for several days with
Mr. and Mrs. O corse Vess.
Baptismal services were held at the
church Sunday and five children
were taken Into the church., a fol-lt"-s:
I .eta Peterson. Ford Peterson.
Ulliaa Hynd. Virginia Lawrence and
Mary Francis Chapman.
time in
General Pershing Holding
Little Godson in His Arms
El
BABY'S HEAD
Started h Pimples. Hair
Fell Out Culicura Heals.
When my little sister was six
month old her head became affected
with eczema. It started
in pimple that spread all
over her head and she
irritated them by scratch
fng. She was cross and
fretful. Her hair all fell
out.
"We started to use Cu-
ticura Soap and Ointment and used
four cakes ot Soap and one fifty-cent
box of Cint.nent to heal her."
(Signed) Miss Anna Berger, R. 1,
Box7,Spanaway,Wssh.,Sept.l7,'13.
Cuticura For All Toilet Uses
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal
cum are all you need for your skin
and all toilet uses. Bathe with Soap,
soothe with Ointment, dust with
Talcum. Unlike strongly medicated
soaps, Cuticura Soap i ideal for the
complexion because so delicate, o
fragrrat and so creamy.
Cuticura Talcumnnth.a mnii fnm eh
Bkin and overcome, heavy perspiration.
I' or .ample Sonp, Ointment and Talcum
iMwaraK 'i-trnr. ir.pt It. neaiuau
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News for the Housewife
at Preserving Time
Here is a recipe for preserving syrup that will give you
finer jams, jellies and preserves and save you about one
half your trouble. -
Instead of all sugar use only one-half sugar and one-half
Karo (Red Label)-
You will find this means clear, firm jelly ; rich preserves
with heavy syrup; and delicious jams, mellow and "fruity".
Karo is a fine, clear syrup, with a natural affinity for the
juices of the fruit.
It blends the sugar with the fruit juice brings out all
the "fruity" flavor.
Furthermore, it prevents even the richest jam or jelly
from "candying". .
It does away with all the uncertainty of preserving, and
just about cuts the work in half.
For cooking:, Baking and Candy Making Karo (Red
Label) is used in millions of homes. In all cooking and
baking recipes use Karo instead of sugar. It is sweet, of
delicate flavor, and brings out the natural flavor of the food.
FREE
A copy of the Corn Produots Cook
Book is all ready to send to you as . .
soon as we receive your name and address. It
contains any number of helps to the woman .
who expects to make preserves, jama or jellies.
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY r. O. B tat. . rw cit,
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Use Karo
(redlabeCy
and1! sugar
Makes perfe&
jams jellies and
preserves.
There is only one place
for that delicious
CHOCOLATE
tivneral Per-tun: f Bhts tieeause
that is his profession. . Children are
his hobby. It was no difficult task to
induce htm to ut aside' his sword
Ions; enough recently to act as spon
sor at the christening of the Infant
son of OiptRln and, Mrs. Sandvs
pawes at Hernhlll.. Parish Church.
near Faversham, Knprland.- He is seen
here with the .baby in his arms.
HOUSEHOLD
tew 'iocey of chillctl watermelon in
the bottom o a sherbet cup and then
pile up with raspberry sherbet.
At luncheon a pretty conceit is to
pa, a bowl with crisp little sphcies
of the melon In place of salad or any
sort of '(id dish.
Liver gravy ma' be flavored with
lemon juice, onion or vinegar.
When you have chicken giblets to
use make a little pie of them.
All breadcrumbs should be saved
and dried to use in scalloped dishes.
No carpet, with a canvas back
should ever be broken over the line.
Heavy Japanese crepe makes de
lightful curtains for summer cottages.
All medicine and drugs must be
carefully kept out of the reach of i
children. 1
If bread and butter forms the basis
of a meal the rest of it must be savory.
Outdoor luncheon seta made of un-
blenched muslin are delightful to em
broider. ' :
A shelf devoted to newspapers and
magazines alone is a distinct help to
ward tidy housekeeping-.
A
in th
Ilandkcrc-liiefs
Colored linen handkerchiefs in the
conventional shades of lavender, pink,
yellow and blue show a drawn work
band set in a little from the hemstitch
ed hem. These handkerchiefs are es
pecially dainty and any woman who
likes colored handkerchiefs would bo
sure to find them attractive. -
Is Secretary,
Miss D. H. Furman, recently elected
assistant secretary of a Jrust company
ln Npw Ynrlf litv i tho f i i--r
to become an officer of any promlWnt !
banking institution in the metropolis.
smoke' which blotted out the whole
coast. It was necessary to save the
valuable sh Ipand the valuable oil.
With great difficulty she was towed ln-
to shallower water, and then shots
were fired into her until she sank and. "
thus put out the fire.
It was dangerous work, as tank
lids and bits of iron were blowing up I
all the time, and huge pools of blazing
oil were floating on the sea for two
days. ' A great deal of the oil was
pumped, out successfully, and the
tanker was patched up and towed into 1
dock for repair." " 1 j
SALVAGE AX OIL SHIP
One of the most extraordinary
cases ot salvage was that of the 0
B. Jennings, an oil tanker from
America, whose collision in the dark 1
with the AVar Knight was the sub
ject of a law case the other day, says
Manchester Guardian. he had many
thousand tons of valuable oil on
nythlng whatever that saves steps j "I,,;u "5 ? ' 4 "e
. " r..,t, ia sparks caused by the collision set the
A Wearisome It Hairy f
"You never complain of the weath
er' . . ..
"Why complain? The best you can -do
is to start somebody in an effort to
show that he is a more accomplished .
kicker than you are.-.-. -
expense, but a necessity.
The children can blow hubbies with
an ordinary spool if it is first wet and
then dfpped in strong soapsuds.
FILL.EKS
oil on fire and raised a column of
rays $25,0(0 for Kareliorsp. . ' Z
. lawrence- Waterbury. the famous
polo player, bought Semmings Park
from Col. Jefferson Livingston at Sara- '
toga for $25,0u0.: Semmings 1'srk"'
was one of the best handicap horses in Z
the south this. spring. .
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liSffifiL'jJ THE FED BALL
KmtJ TRADE, MARK Tj?
'Modem"
-1 Fiitailms f3 Ammunition
Shooting RwOit
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ICECREAM
KOEPPEN'S
rha Drue Stora That Serves
, . Ton Bast.
With Watermelon.
j The usual way of servlna- ttater
j melon ,1s quite a simple matter. The
i melon Is cut In half, a half chilled In
me iceuox. jt is then served on an
enormous platter and everv one re
ceives a sort of pie shaped piece.
Some persons use a bit of salt, some
others like sua-tir, and there ara those
it is said, who like vinegar.
Now, there" really are other good
ways of itslnir this luscious melon. If
you have a French potato ball cutter,
maka little balls of the watermelon
and drain these, and chill them Just
Ixf ore served. Usually watermelon !;
used as a dessert for dinner. Try It as
nn appetiser. For this you should
luive lather small nieces, and it would
jbo nice terved in this way on a warm
I day. Wninrinelon lentjs itself to sn!d 1
f.too. t'se lctluc-3 or r:her green leuves
IfiT a foundation. Then add balls of:
:n;o!m or firm pieces cut into cubes.:
Ad-l :i Krcto-h di(?fc.m?. Parboiled)
jKieo.i penpets thiit hsve been thot-
lotiKhiy chilled arc r!co If cut up in j
(Strives and rerved I cude the pieces .'
j'-f nieii n tn a salsd hd, ' J
i ' Vnterim lon -makes a nice founda
tion tor a fresh fruit sherbit. Tut
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Of the Great Pacific Northwest Are MadeEspeciallr Attractive This Summer by tho
Reduced Excursion Fares
. Offered br the
United States Railroad Administration 1
Con Dung Low
Louies riace
Fine home-made
FISH NOODLES
Chili Con Came, Span
ish style.
Chop Suey, Chinese
style.
All kinds of Soup. -
Short Order Meals.
Good Steaks.
Lunches, Coffee, etc. :
China Tea for Sale
UNDER STATE
HOTEL
Cor. Webb and Cotton-wood 8 to.
Phone M7. Pendleton, Ore.
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SEA BREEZES' ILQW
Clatsop Beschei
North Beach
Dnr 1K iK(k of ik
TilUieook Beaches
fm kiim farther NaA Ik
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Newport
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ML Rainier
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AhfrtL ( Timm, Um
Plan your vacation to visit one or more of them,
where the days are cheerful and the nijhu brinf
refreshing sleep.
OltJ OrpS n 13 tvmmer-time delight. Its
'r , Vr1 mviRoratinK wit-laden air and .
the splash 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
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aMat t am a vac.
ita Mtiac -ilitifii.
Crater Lake
Yfc ral siisrs woaeH mt itn
ft a a 1 1 r I an-aatal
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Or, thaar aula ataaa
Oreron Civm I f-. V D c i it
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