Section Two
Pages 7 to 10
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1919.
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WALLA WALLA PLANE
PASSENGER ARE HURT
W. O. Buell, Whiting Hendricks
Suffer Serious Injuries When
Machine Falls Into Tail Spin
and is Wrecked.
Ah a. ntmilt of a liud full of tliu
"Wulla Wullu" alriiiune, W. ;. Buell.
tho avlutor uml Whiting Henilrlck',
a iiiHaeiiKci' In tho machine,.' are In
Hi. Mury's hoaiiltul mifferlng from
Horloua injuries, Hcndrlckn haa a,
ItuIhpiI head, a broken ankle bone,
ami a Miverly lacerated calp, and
Huell Iiuh a hud flcMh wound in Ilia
rlwht leir where a silver from the body
or the piano was driven through. The
machine wan a total wreck, but it it
thoiiKlit that the enslne la not eorl-
ouHly damaged,
and a half nouth of the state line near
the Milton road. The machlno fell
on the furm of O. C. Hletnon. After
reuchlnic the vicinity of Milton Mr,
Duel! turned about and started for the
IuikIIiik field about the Yellrtwhawk
school house, ynr some unknown
reason the plane ft-11 Into a tall spin
Huell recovered control of the ma
chine, but not in time to keep it from
crushing to earth. The force of the
fall was sufficient to wrench the on.
ITlrio from Its frame und hurled It
some distance from the plane. Huell
was pinned In the plane by a large
splinter of wood.
SUGGESTS STRAW FOR
The accident occurcd about a mile conditions.
WAHH1NOTO. Sept. 5. The sen
ate and house labor committee Thurs
day unanimously1 approved, in a Joint
session, ITcHiilent Wilson's calllnii of
n industrial "round table" confer
ence In an effort to adjust critical
FOR SATURDAY
Get Your Order in Early for Tomorrow Will be
' Busy Day.
: GROCERY SIDE
Everything in clean,
fresh Fruit and Vege
tables. Canning: Peaches, per
crate 80c
Canning: Pears,
$2.00 and $2.40
Tomatoes, crate.. $1.15
MEAT SIDE '
Nice Spring- Chickens.
Dressed Hens.
Any Cut of Meat at the
right price. ,
Mr. Farmer, we pay the top prices for your pro-
duce.
Pendleton Trading Co.
"If it's on the market, we have it" '
E. M. Fraker, of Holdraan, Says
Waste Straw is Solution to
Problem of Road Building; it
Supplies Substantial Bed.
Pioneers
The stockholders and directors of this
Bank aropioneers.
They are familiar with the resources, the
growth and development of Umatilla
county.
Open an account with' this progressive
new bank. We will give you the best of ser
vice. . . , .
Inland Empire Bank
Capital $230,000.
OKKirmts ani DinrcrTona.
J. W. Mnltmrj, Vrrn. V. M. Hlkrli-r
. K. V. I Caah'r A. W. It unit
1. rlsnd I. 1'olman II. ! "In lor
llnai. Brlln I r.-d Srhiwlti-r
Manuel 1'ritra trunk tirilmaa
An appeal for strawed roads is con
tained In a letter to W. W. Ilarrah.
of this clly, from K. M. Fraker, of
Hoblman, who kuvo his method for
muklng permanent good road bedB.
The letter was given to the Hunt Ore
gonlan for publication and in as fol
lows: . There ia a mutter which I often
hear dlm ussed by cfluntry people, and
wonder expressed over the fact that
our authorities do not aVMll them
selves of the merits so well known,
that I decided I would mention the
matter to you as a person of Influence
and Interested In good roads. The
question often heard is, "Why do not
our authorities use our waste straw
to build up our road beds?" Do they
not know its value, or Is the opinion
ri-ently heard the true reason It
"too cheap? Many country people
know from actual experience in work
ing troublesome pieces of road about
their own premises, the merits of a
straw road. If the road Is first pro
perly graded, then strawed In the soft
earth, the straw will work In and
stand a great deal of wear. The
strawing of county roads is mostly
lone when the roads are cut into ruts
and dry. This la of only temporary
benefit.
The following method will make
permanent good mad beds. The road
first properly graded, then strawed as
heavily as will work In. As the straw
wears In continue with another dress
ing of straw. If the grading is done
In the fall and the process followed,
the best results are obtained. All
thorough strawing should be done in
the wet season. Then as Hie road be
gins to wear rough in the dry season,
sufficient straw should be put on for
temporary purposes. Sandy loose
land may be strawed at any time,
keeping straw renewed as straw
works In. If this process Is followed
for one or perhaps two seasons a road
bed is formed which is very durable
and will need only ordinary care in
j keeping up. The strawed road is
1 practically as good as paving for
i pleasure, and has merits of Its own.
I especially over gravel. It will not cut
up as badly as gravenea roua ui
dinary soft grades. It Is easy on hor
ses, and machinery, and especially
easy on automobile tires. An auto
will run better on good strawed road
than on paving, and it does not get
slippery at any season.
Strawed road may not sound very
aristocratic but there are many road
users who wish those who are In
charge of our roads would give them
good straw roads. And it will make
better roads through the sand than
any other usual method.
This is respectfully called to your
attention with the hope from many
who are travelling our wretched roads
that better things may be accom
plished. Respectfully yours.
H. M. FltAKElt.
OVER MEXICAN LINE
WAHHINliTON, Hcpt. B. The
American army airplane fired upon by
Mexicans on the border wan at no
time over Mexican territory, an offi
cial report to the war department
from Loredo, Texas, asserted today.
It declared the plane was not nearer
Mexico than the liver along the bor
der. " The machine was flying at a
height of 50 feet when Uulltenant
Johnson, observer noticed that a
Mexican town on the other side of the
river contained an unusual number
of people. When the aviators des
cended feet ubove the river to
observe the town, the Mexicans fired
un the plane.
DEAN JOHN STUB IS
E
TheTireless FarmHand
Veteran of University Faculty
Comes to Help Mrs. R. T.
Bishop, State Chairman, in
Eaising $ 5,000 in City.
EXTENDED TWO DAYS
l'ARIH, Sept. 4. The peace con
ference today granted Austria an ex
tension of two days for her considera
tion of the treaty. The Austrian dele,
gates will probably sign September 12.
Dean John Ht rutin, of the University
of Oregon, arrived in l'endleton last
night and will make his headquarters i
here for the next three days while-
assisting Mrs. Hoy T. Hishop of this j
city In raising funds in Pendleton :
Athena. Milton, Helix and Walla;
Walla for the fniversity of Oregon ;
Women's Building fund. Mrs. Bishop
is state chairman for the campaign. j
Dr. fc-traub exeprts to raise 5,ooO
in I'endlvton through Subscriptions
from alumni, active students and ;
friends of the University. The build- ;
(Continued on page 8.) j
There are moments In the life of
every married man when he wishes
he hadn't.
" Sfci - . -iS fc
ZOHours Baking f
brings out from
wheat and barley
that distinct rich
flavor one finds
only in the pure.
health-building food
ew
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FLOUR
RE-SALE
The l iiitiil Slate
(Traill CoriKiratloii
Announces that It will sell
"Straight" grade flour to all
purchasers, in carload lots, In
140 lb. Jute sacks, gross weight,
delivered to any Railway sta
tion in Zone HI. comprising the
States of Oregon, Washington
and Idaho, at not to exceed
H'l.oo per bbl. net cash. Pur
chasers will be supplied from
nearest available mill, which
may result in slight saving for
buyers account. .
Wholesnle and Jobbing; prfll
on urh floor must not rxrrri
7Se ncr bbl. and relsllrr's profits
must not exceed 1.25 per bbl.
Address all communication to
UNITED STATES GRAIN
CORPORATION
510 Ilonrd of Trade Huildlng
l'orlland, Oregon
w
OP
A farm hand that nevr
complains or erumbles .
one that does not ask for vacation or
ever cuit Dependable, willing-, wrong
and always ready to work at the jnap cf switch
that', the tort of.farm hand you need now that good
labor is so scarce and that's the sort of farm hand you get
when you have a
Western Electric
FARM LIGHTING PLANT
An electric motor connected to this plant will turn the separator,
the churn and the erindstone. It will wash the clothes, dean
the house and do a hundred other irksome chores and it will do
the work perfectly, as only electricity can every day, every week dl
and every year.
You can uti!-ze the same gas engine you have on your farm to
run this plant which makes it as economical as it is practical.
You owe it to yourself to have this willing farm hand on your
farm In fact you really can't afford to be without h.
Let us prove it in your own home '
Today!
Charles Milne
I'KMiLtTON, OKU,
phose 1037
N. Berkeley
Who quit' Real Estate to manage the.U. S. Employ
ment office is
Back in the Real Estate Business
with several good bargains in Umatilla County
Farms- and Pendleton Residence and Business
CECIL COSPER
PUBLIC ACCOCJiTAJfT
INCOME TAX ADVISfc'R
. Bmith-Crawford Bids.
Opposite Pendleton Hotai
Phono lost
OSBORNE TAXI
SERVICE
Sam Osborne. Prop.
MV A.YD MGHT
to any part of the city.
Stand at Cosy Billiard Parlor
TELuEPIIOXE d63-
property.
Office Up Stairs in Despain Block.
' 1 cS
The New Case Six
THE ALL FEATURE CAR
Tn Its sturdy build, its honest rlcun cut
Hues and unl'ulling all around dependabil
ity In all that govs to make a car worth
owning1. Thl 4?ase Six In as good na Ita
luinto and Hh name reprcHt'nta a $45,000,000
. Cactory of 77 years of iiianufHctutinj? cx
liuWcnco. Italanced with watch like procls
. Ion, tlie Case Six glides along the road with
a cradling buoyance that Is ini measurable
Btnoothor, more comfortable and enjoyablo
ban you ever experienced In a car of that
weight. The anHwer la found In the per
fect balanced design of this great car. Ill
weight Ih dlHtrihuted over each of tho four
wheels almost to the fraction of a pound.
Where ever the Cane Six is sold the de
mand for it grows rapidly. It is a car that
owners exhibit with unusual pride- and sing
' s pralnes with superlative Interest,
If you are seeking a moderately prlceu
2ar of thorough going excellence standard
to the smallest detail of equipment, magni
ficent In appearance, unequalled In perfor
mance, you Mr. Owner, will do well to in
vent Igato the merits of tho New Cnse Six.
7 Passenger Touring. 4 Passenger Sport Model
Closed Cars.
. H. F. Kimble Motor Co.
MS MAIN ST.
19 APPLICANTS WOULD
BE CITIZENS OF U.S.
Nineteen npplk-ants for admission!
to citixenxhin In tho rolled States are j
on tho lint whic h will t'e examined i
before Circuit JndKO a. W. Phelps ;
next . Tuesday, Sept. . . 10m
llnson. nujurulization examiner, will
he here that day to question tho pros
pective citizens.
Ten of those on the list are nuhjeets
of the emperor of Great Hritain and
of these a number were curried over
from the June hearinK. Greece is
second hlKh with three candidates,
Denmark has two and HulKaria, the
1 present Kovernments of Itussla and
Germany furnish one each as does
i Sweden.
i The names of those whose npplica
1 Hons will he heard Tuesday are John
!j:imond Froome. Mary Itoberts Spen
cer, James Alexander Knss. Michael
Grant, Teresa HarKIn, William Mar
tin. John Md-auKhlln, Tobias Hutler.
: James Henry Wilson, and James
Best, all of Great Britain: Mike Tom.
I HulBarin: Rmll Adolph Schnffer, (lor.
! many; Vieno Stimuli Kelkkala, Rns
sia; John Marina Jensen and Jens
I Therkildsen. Denmark; John raliaff
j ianis, Spercs Halaskas and I'eter 8a
jranto. Greece, and John Herman An
! derson, Sweden.
- fiUp
DONT BURY
YOUR MONEY
in ugly gas or electric fixtures
when you can have the artistic
and ornamental just as well. A
visit here will show that it costs
no more to have attractive gas
or electric fixtures than it does
to buy the old clumsy and inat
tractivc ones. Ours are an orna
ment by day as well as nisht.
They add tone to a room with
out costing you an extra dollar.
See and bellovo.
J. L. VAUGHAN
SENATE UNANIMOUS
i IN VOTING RANK FOR
i GENERAL J. PERSHING
"WASHINGTON, Sept. fi. Tho sen- !
t miHnimouidy confirmed Iho nomi-j
nation or John J. Pernhlng to bo a j
full general. I
Truckman KIHcd.
NOOAT.KS, Sept. 5. A. I. Hennes
sey, AmerlrHn, was killed yeslordny
when Yuiui Indians attacked a truetc
whleh Hennessey was driving near
Sn Julver, In Sonora, according to a
dfspHtch. Funr CnrrRnxInta soldiers
jjwere also killed.
fey JtL m
' t
Ban
tv
While Traveling
Service
liiHi'RE yo-S-c ;imi-.- your checkbook is the sign of
ill vour crec it r.t Cso tan'" Where you're unknown.
r.XP:S3 TRAVELERS. CHEQUES
establish for you a similar credit.
Wherever you ro at home rr abroad they pro cr,
Rood us gold. You sisn them ft our bank when you
buy then;; you countersiKn them when you spend
them. The signatures identify you.
The value cf lost or stolen uncountersigned Cheques i i
refunded to you, upon filling out certain protectee forms.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TENDLETON
Capital and Surplus $650,000.00
NICE FRESH VEAL
for tomorrow. Young and ten
der beats chicken - for that
Sunday dinner, and what a lot
cheaper. ' , .jHilH
DOWNEY'S MARKET
KtSmtn it
Will Arrive Soon
The 1920
Scout
Elgin Six
I
Node
1) nt f;iil to have demonstration in this new Four
P;iss!'!i;ror. Four Door Spoft Sype Elgin Si.1. All Vic
t :) Scout t-ngines are tuned up for snappy perform
ance ;uul put through a special rojjd test at the factory.
3 Mountain Motors Co., Inc.
ELGIN WESTCOTT HARROUN
101 Water Stfeet
Thotie 78
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