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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919.
OH JUMPS FROM -RAIL
OF BRIDGE, IS
SAVED FROM RIVER :
COAST DEPENDENT
Despondent Because She is Out
of Work, 17 Year Old Would-be-Suicide,
Swims to Middle
of Swift Current.
PORTLAND, NOV. 18. Miss Oi-ms
Brenner, 17 yearn old. Jumped BO feet
from the Morrison bridge Into the
river ut 7:15 o'clock lust nlKhl, IjiU
was rexcued by the harbor patrol bo
fOra ihe drowned. The Kiri mad aa
Otltory after striking the water, but
swam steadily t.munl I he middle of
nhe aapiMaUy dlillkad uniting tor am-
Idoyment.
Slag llrenner woe imaging the
brhlKe from the east nlde. who stop
ped Jiint before reaching the draw
bridge, jud atood Kuzlng Into the
Wllter. Two Kumif men nuU...I I....
I jestingly If she Intended to Jiimn over.
I am tliln kliiK ubout n,'
lied.
Then men went on. They heard h' r
cull out "goodbye," a few seconds
Inter, and turned to nee lo r I ,,,, n.., . tt n neailnv
,11 , .. , ; , .Eixiiiiusuuii oi nawiui;tn tyanc
J p'1' vwunj iiii-
BEET SUGAR SUPPLY
paving Job Im complet e ami th
trariur In paid.
The people of Pilot Rock continue
to HhffW thfir Intermit In the Hoy
Scout the Record Hity. ,W. T. Kld
uell gave them a graphnphone nrul PJ.
it. ter donated four gallon of
paint to puint the Kcout Huuae.
ASTORIA ALONE WILL
PAY FOR BASE SITE
the rail. Hh
oould stop her.
BJg Uerven, a hrMge tender, tried to
throw the girl a rope, out although
nhe rose to the top of the water and
begat) swimming, she had heudd
down stream and was beyond reach.
Patrolmen Plnn and Bchroeder res-1
cued her with the harbor patrol lunch, i
The Irl said Hhe lived at Seventeenth Migar crop him made central and;
arm irving sxreaca.
I Echo MIUk made the firm shipment
of flour for this milling . . .. ,. - i
A carload of flour was Hhlp-
tieri to T'ortl:ml , .. ( in ihu
Crop Declared Responsible; an
Price at Factory Will be 10
9 Munv dooKH are reported alOpg the
Cents Per Pound. Furnleh DHch. Aocordlng to auntera
lout Sunday the ditch Im runnlnK plenty
of wuter early this year boOBOaa of the
SAN FKANCISC'o, .Nov. 18. heavy ralnB and the birds naturally at
ExbuuBtlon of the Hawaiian runo trueied by the water.
Nurse Hare If ow Oftav
MImb Florence 11. Smiley, county
the river an thouith she were hem nn.in bealth nume, and Mia Stasia P.
drowning, She lain the city Jail' Wu,Bh- instruetor In home hygiene
charged with attempting suicide. "r ,h" havs "H,v'"1 r'"'"
room 150 of the rederal building to
The POt log miy Miss Hrenner w room 265. Their former office Ik or.
despondent because she had been out rupled by S A Newberry. Clerk or the
of work for two weekH. she said federal court.
Ql'AMTY
8FJIVICE
SANITATION
Advance Notice
The Pendleton Trading Co. wishes to announce
that we will be able to take care of all your wants for
your Thanksgiving dinner. We will have an abund
ance of fine Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, etc.,
for your choice.
We are displaying some mighty fine Turkeys and
would advise that you come in and have us tag one
for you.
Pendleton Trading Co.
"If it's in the Market We Have It."
wmwmk
KNOW YOUR EYES
Defective vision does not alwayH mean being un
able to rce. Often the trouble lies in weakened eye
muscles and other computations that result in nerve
strain, headaches, etc.
These eye troubles can be helped by our glasses.
Do not let eye-strain rob you of effective work or
interfere with your pleasure, comforts of peace at
mind. There h no case too difficult for us to han
dle ami guarantee absolute satiBfaction.
BATE YPUIt ITOC8 EXAMINED
By
DR A. M. SIMMONS
Optometrist"
ROYAL M. SAWTELLE'S
OptlOal Dept.
Safe Deposit Boxes
W nisli to call our attention to the Hdvantafit
of our modern fin and burular proof aults in wliich
wtm IMW6 sjiI'c JepOiM boXd of ariou's rim U.r rent.
Krry ierson b.n bonda, rtecilM. stoeks Of anythlmr
of tat-Kc value in small bulk, should place them in
safe keeping.
ltcM may be rented In ihe names f one or
more BOf OOtWa
tp'iiM Im pleJiMMl to have .vou call and In
Hct our iMuiment.
Inland Empire Bank
The bank of community iutercMs.
Capital WMllttO
OFFICKRH AND IHRKCTOnS.
J. W. Mftlonrj. Vwm. W. M. Illnli.lr
O. B. all. -, V. P. Ch'r A. W. HuBlt
I flnn.1 I. '1 til inn ii II. TmylOT
I man-. II. II- Kred SrlHtrr
HaoHfl I'rtirt Frank (.rtininn
n j i I), rn Ci.llfnrnfu, Orvgton. Wash- i The election Saturday to authnr-
'iiKt)Ui, n t hern Idahii and Nev ida J le !he d'reetors of thf Teel district
"in k.:, era entirely dopoiutant ujwm to take advantage of the provis'on of
ill t-ii.ainiiiK beet mi gar OroPi the the ntate law BUHranteeing Interest on
PdClfCc CtaVft office vj.' ir.ur , district bonds for five y-ars, was un-
e inaliz ition beard Mated UuVt night in anlmous in favor of the propootUoil
ai iTiiiiiicenu-nt that a prno if 10 the Kcho new 9 Eavs. Tntfl onftblOfl the
CvritM u potind for beet buk:i: at the 1 district, If deemed advmable, to have
ftlCtjry would be eff-'ive T-.'d.i. the state guarantee the Interest on
To- nV beet sugar price i. an K-fbondfl UuniOd for COnOtrtlctlOtt.
nnce Of 1 cent over Ihe priC4 aM
wh'ih the refiners sold cane ottpir The Memorial Hall AlMortation at
and makes possible a retail figure of j Weston decided to conduct motion
If crlt . as wholesalers are allowed j pictures in the hall as an uftoetetlon
a profit of half a cent a PQtlfHt. while j venture, the Leader s-iyn. Volunteer
: he 1 elailers may charge 1 1 - J cent I lug memberH will tnk.- (urn, in the
I niiinammc'jit. and a fftllltof and opera
t r will be rejrnlarV.' ompldgfod. l!y a
decisive vote It wu decided t charye
!the prevailing prices of admission to
i ri "inhere as wHI as OtbfM until the
V'jtll h fully equipped with modern
theatre chairs.
t AKTOKIA. Nov. 18. Astoria will
, buy without outside aid and donate to
th. L'nJted Htates government the pro
' posed slt of the naval bane at Tongue
Point Th coat of this site Is now
fixed at approximately $ 1 00,000.
The decision to acquire the proper
ty without outside aid came at a meet
Ing of the citizens of Astoria this aft
er noon at the rooms of the chamber
of commerce. letters from several
cities and towns adjacent to Astoria
were read and B. F. Stone, president
of the ftort of Astoria commission, re-,
ported on the offer of assistance he
had obtained from the I'ortland
chamber of commerce while in that
city.
After all these matters had h"en dis
cussed, the men present, numbering
about 10, decided that Astoria neede.j
no outsie aid in this matter and would
proceed to raise the necessary funds.
It was pointed out by Fulton,
counsel for the port commission, that
the port could finance the project
through a special tax election, or have
the city finance it In the same man
ner, or fipally raise the money by pop
ular subscription.
HOUSE WIRING
s 1 n t
VACUUM CLEANERS
SAVING TODAY
'pili: initial payment inal. brlags you the Th.it
I- like s first deposit in s savings bank. Subsequent
psymenia only add lo your savings account, lor not
s ilngie wash day can go by without the Thor bring
ing an actual saving.
Clothes last
six times as
long when
you us a
The Thor has no belts to break and slip or
catch. The Thor U telf-cleaoabie.
The atalog eliminates all over loading dangr
washinf Va aa tour with fhe Thor.
Yotr can do a bit
, add n tonal.
Ther has been no known hoarding
on the part of refiners. Jobber or re
, tellers- the equalization board do
ili:ed, the abnormal OOnotllDptlon on
(the part of the public being solely ac-
1 1 ou'iiame 1 ' t ini1 ex na usiiou oi sunai
I Mocks,
ALL ROADS LEAD 10
FREED DISTILLERIES
A ppeclal election to vote on propos
ed charter amendment :it IfittOtl will
e held Tuesday. Dec. 2, the BaMtc
4 MILES DRAINAGE DITCH
EV FN LONG SHFARS
CANT CUT RED TAPE:
IT TAKES TWO YEARS
( Fast Oregonian Special. )
ECHO, Xov. 18. T. O. Smith was in
Kcho Saturday from his home on the
Meadows. Mr. Smith states that he
and o. ! Teel have Just completed
four miles of drainage ditch on their
ptacen. Their farms are under the )
: Western 1-ind irrigation tlitch and ,
there was so much seepage water from
the ditches that it was found neces-
sary to drain several acres.
Hev. F. E. Faucett and family were
' Echo business visitors from Stanfield '
Saturday.
Miss Ids E. Smith left on Thurs-
for J'ortland where she will spend j
Ime working in behalf of the Louise 1
Home at thst place. She will then go
1 10 her home in Pasadena. California, !
where she will spend the winter. j
Mr. and Mrs. Lot Ravely were In j
from their farm on Puller creek Sat-
. urday.
George McPowell. eho has been at.
the Ilermiston Sanitarium for about
tVO weeks. Is reported to le Improv- !
Ing irotry slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ilosklns and
family of Stanfield were Echo visit- j
; ors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lundherg of
j Stanfield were visitors in Echo Sun-
day.
Mrs. Joseph Cunha Jr., was a Pen- I
: dleton visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Zlnn of Portland. Is
j now eniployed at the George & Mil
ler Co. store-
Mr. and Mrs. Guy French of Pilot
Itock, are visiting at the home of Mr.
! and Mrs. Twig Teel.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Kotll were in
, from their farm on Putter crecR, Sat-
jrday,
Mr. and Mrs. U M. Hills and family,
Mr. and M rs. Fra n k I r v i 11 o, M r- and
; Mrs. H. C. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. John
Young ami Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wnttt-n-burger.
were among Ihe Echo people
Who were visitors in Ilermiston Sun- 1
day.
About 40 people on Butter creek
gathered at the United Brethren 1
church for a social time on the 30th '
wedding anniversary of Hev. and Mrs. 1
S. M. Mathics. Many beautiful pres-
ents were received by the honorees.
Glra.nl BuohaaaJi of Butter creek was
an Echo business visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Chapman of Pendleton, is;
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. J. H- Looter,
M rs, W Ilia 111 Esselst yn and son !
Rodney, spent Saturday In Pendleton.
O. D. Teel is building a new. mod
ern resilience on his farm which was
formerly owned by Dr. Smith of Port
land. Hawley Bean has sold and shipped
too bales of alfalfa hay which was re
cently baled at his farm on the Men
, dows.
F. W. Andrews received 300 head
I of catte Monday which will he fed on
his farm on the Meadows this winter.
The cattle are owned by H. P. Caswell
Mrs. George Hobo and children have
i returned to Kcho after spending a
short time at the ranch of Mrs.
j Mamie Pedro.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I.yle were
business visitors in Echo Saturday.
ALTON, Ills. Nov. 17. Even a pair
j of lomr shears couldn't cut the gov
I eminent rel tape. It took two years
I for the Alton office of the United
! States engineer to get a pair which ar-
! rived Saturday.
. EOT'TSVIEPV:. Nov. 17 All roads
lead to LnoNville. Citizens from sur--r-updlne
tOWIM and states are hasten
r here bv train, automobile, motor
CVclee and on foot, to witness the
'bnomenon of a dry year 1915.
W hlslry is on sale here openly, and
Without stealth or attempt at camou-flu-e.
it- frfetwa of an injunction by the
"nt ted StMeo district court two of the
I ;ireet dint tileries are permitted to
H'ccnope of the vtocks In defiance of
wartime prohibition.
Heaven never helps the man who is
a victim of that tired feeling.
Patches that decorate the trousers
of a calamity howler are not on the
knees.
Why Not Now?
Would you bt back to Use tallosv candl or rool oil lamp.'
Of eoone you n-mldn'r.
by tiw ii do you Brtill do your snublMg in ilk- oW way. Thin rub.
rub. rub Is u.-urinjf out yr nlntams and Mir wife's hralth.
Waabtaag Is a woman's hausfeat work, and if you get htT a THOR
i:i.K TI1IC WABHIXa WICffiMa) y hare don.- nisrh toward your
and her hnPTilnwaa in Use borne.
ri- yon tfolng to b-t tin- maUcr or a few dollars stand in the way?
nils wnneVrfal naaiiMiiu soon pays tor Icseir.
Come in and let aa tell yoa how easy it will be for you to get one.
lift us give you a free demonstration. Cull or phone 1037.
Chas Milne
108 East Alia st.
Opposite Alia Theater
ElectrtiMl Koods of U Kinds, ami Contracting
WASHING MACHINES ELECTRIC FARM PLANTS
A Delightful
Cup For
Every Meal
TSTat is what Instant Fostum
provides.
First, as to flavor pleasing
and satisfying.
Second, as to health it's a
great comfort not to have
any disagreeable after ef
fects. For goodness, convenience
and satisfaction
INSTANT
POSTUM
DR. J. EDWIN SHARP
Dental X-Ray by Appointment
Oysl Articulated Dentures.
Inland Empire Bank Bldg.
Office Phone 330. Home Phone 74
CECIL COSPER
PUBLIC AOOOCNTAHT
INCOME TAX ATivsaneaa
Bmith-Crawfora Bldg.
Ospoaite Pendleton Hots;
Phone 10t
PHONE
600
trfsoe by Vxntum LerJ Ca
Battto CrMk.fWv
at Grocers.
A tough piece of meat costs
you as much as a nice, tender
piece. We haven't any tough
meat here.
DOWNEY'S
MARKET
1
CLIPPINGS FROM
COUNTY PAPERS
Roes and Doeia, who have a $5000
i contract OOVOftMS the const ruction
of the concrete bridge over Millow
Creek, Heppner Junction overhead
crossing and the Messner overheau
crooalng on the Columbia highway,
have bcrtnn operations the Hermlstoit
Herald aa) a, anil material is now on
the ground and camp established at
Willow CreOfc, which bridge will be
first eonstrticled.
Money for the paving bonds, at
Bfg.lt ti,lnii iffVMlgtll Inlnragt gataaa a I
t Thursday the Advocate reports. The'
Here Is Real
ECONOMY
A MAXWELL CAR EQUIPPED WITH
LEE TIRES
We are making a 10 per cent cash discount
on 6000 mile Lee Tires. They are going fast.
Ki lter get yours today.
Lot US overhaul your car while the weather
is bad.
Neil & Barker Co.
MAXWELL DEALERS
Thone ISO Riverside
HHIKF SPECIFICATION 8 THAT ARK SKXITN'G THE
MOTOR Valvc-ln-Hcad.
IGNITION Wagner.
CAHBCR BTOtt Stromberg.
CLUTCH" Berg & Heck. 10 in.
WHEEL HASH 118.
BOOT Full enamel.
TIMKK'N Hearing. Axles.
TIPl'Tr fleftdjaai. ssx4.
SI I : I KQ8 Full Cuntilvver rear
I I.I.IN. sl W I OMR OTT HAKKOL.N-
Blue Mountain Motors Co., Inc.
ELG I N WESTCOTT H ARROUN
101 Water Stfoet Phone 780