East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 27, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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    DAILY KABT 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1019.
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EAST OREGONtAN SPECIAL NEWS OF UMATILLA CO
POLAND'S LEADERS
PAUE K1URT
LITERARY PROGRAM IS
GIVEN BY STUDENTS
to Mak' ...... Ijiwrvncr- A, lm. '
S.mih Th. HrvaklM Wara Itaah- f
rrt Iflnh" I
Th.- Han rtn.l William vjMurtet
Krittlmjr ..r ih.- BefeeoJ isipor, Thp
Kiliior I.lonrl 1-vroux )
iKum( ir.-v..nian sp.-. lal.i
UVAFIKK, Soi :T. The lit. run
.clriy praaantvd a aftlrndtd progrusn
in Prldttj ttltriWM 1.1 ih.' hlh
iclwxil. Hrni.lN ih. pupils preaanl
about 31 ia 1 1 u were aiau th'i- to
.ujoy th aftaraoon. Th- prog am
wu a fwllnua.
HJn- Dm
Mediation When ihr
the Pumpkin
Knuv "Thunksni in
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Kvcilatlon "Damn
Sunt Ix . i Utile J-to
s. hool
Fr.uit it on
.! .Iainr
lp to
Albert Sturk
Ivan Martin
..t Vllio ' . .
Vila Ueroux
lht "Revolved. T'lat rnmpul
aory military trainliiK In th.- high
achoola mould be a benefit lo the
V'nlte.1 States. '
Affirmative Floyd Martin. Alio
L'pornft. Knlph Jones.
Negative Lucille Records. Keith
fcthtnlel. Mary Hetk.
Ttie JudK'es. who arare W W. Philip-
. Mrs. c. C. I M .U, and Mrs. D. C.
ftinderson decided for the afflrma-
tlrve.
Kaaao Iuet 'Reapers' Son"
Delia Records, Dealtry Bean
Recitation Uke His Mother lse.l
Hon I ".Vineriva"
Mi II. . It. icon has returned from I
a Ihrof n-- k . icatU.lt with relatives
a: I'olfa. Wash.
Paul Caldwell imtmtKcr of the VH
UaMM oIuik.t 1. umber C"... at l"ma
pin. is heme attain afnfr spendins
lw.. weeks at Salem and Corvallis.
Whila in Salem Mr. Caldwell had his
tonsils refoved.
n last Monday. November 17, a
Bab) Kirl was born to Mr. und Mrs.
l.oy.l tlentry. who live northeast oC :
I'mapine.
Mii. 1. t' Sanderson of Kreewater,
' a week end visitor with her
laughter. Mrs. U. K. Bean, this week.
Kd Hoon was unfortunate lately In
losint; a tl0t0 Liberty bond. Mr.!
Hoon was uncertain whether it was
(Oat on the road or swept into the
fir.place In his home. In either case,
it is an entire loss as it was nnrcKis-
siered. although it bears his name.
' Miss Margaret Wilflcy left for a '
t with relatives in Portland on f
Sunday awning after a pleasant visit
with her uncle and aunt Mrs. A. A. ;
Wllfley. at Vmaptne.
Mrs. A. A. Wllfley and daughter,
Kllyn. are spending Thanksgiving va- I
rati, n with Mrs. Wilfley's daughter.
Mr Ed Jones, of Walla Walla.
1 RM&CYZltSKl
WARSAW Above is the latest
picture of Premier Paderewski of 3
Poland, taken as he lelt tne t-ousn
Mm or parliament: The speaker
f tha seym is Adalbert Tra.-up-entakl
(below).
II
sier?
Just the thine! These dainty,
crisp, delicately salted Snow
Flakes. They are sold fresh
everywhere in sealed packages.
Ask your "roeer. i
Don't ask for Crackers
say Snow Flaks
The Experienced Motorist Deliberated
Chooses the Franklin Sedan for Every-Day-in-the-Year
Motoring AND WHY?
WHEN seeking a car that you intend to keep on the road
twelve months of the year, hold these facts before you:
The Franklin Sedan owr.er is an ex
perienced motorist.
He has had intimate knowledge of
other fine cars.
' And based on that knowledge, he
deliberately chooses the Franklin Sedan
for all-year use.
The reasons he tells us for
this choice, are the reasons
back of every sale we make
of' a Franklin Sedan:
It is lighter and more re
tilient than the average fine
touring car. These features
make it practical for all kinds
of touring anywhere and at
any time.
Takes Roads as They
Come
Its scientific light weight
(every experienced motorist
know Franklin scientific
light weight) goes over rough
roads with the ease, the free
dom from shock and strain,
that protects you and the car;
makes kills with the same
ability aa a touring csr; and
give you a speed, for the
day's run, that won't make
you apologize for your cat.
Touring Comfort Above
the Ordinary
la summer, for instance.
wha touring is regarded as a
pleuure in a touring car, it
actually is a pleasure in the
Franklin Sedan. You feel as
fresh and cool at the end of
the tour as at the start. The
dust and dirt, the sun glare
and sunburn, the rain and the
storm are outside your car.
The V-front, with four ad
justabls sections, lets in what
you tronf, and shuts out what
you don 't want just like ven
tilating your own home.
If you are anxious to learn
about a new touring comfort,
come to our show rooms and
examine this car.
Pendleton Auto Co.
Mr. and Mr. P. O. SnuiHlem re- 11 ci d. Tht dance lu the
jturned Monday from Portland where enjoyed b all.
tiwy pent the week enujoylnff the In- : ,
ternntional Livestock show.
evening was
FIRE DAMAGES PLAN?
OF ATHENA ROAD GREW
SUPREME COUNCIL WILL
RECOGNIZE HUNGARY RULE
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i Apartment Building f
I FOR SALE I
$235,000. 1
Buys one of the best apartment buildings in
Portland, Orejron. . A five story concrete, Riod-
I ern fire proof structure. Building covering
200x50 feet. In the heart of city of Portland.
Has 104 apartments, elegantly furnished. Rent
ing from ($23.50) to ($40.00 per month. Income
$.,500 per month. Rent per year is (iU2,or)).
This can easily he increased to (Sf,J,000), per
year. This apartment was built four years a to,
and has a waiting list of hundreds, asking fo 1
apartments. This is one of the best paying in
vestments in real estate ever offered to the pub-
lie of Pendleton, Oregon. Reason for selling,
that the old folks want to retire.
Oregon Business & Financial Agency
418 Morga. Building
Portland, Oregon
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2 h.
-Sir George Oar!
OLDS
head nf lh.- allred commission in 1 1 n n-
pury. today notified lr. Hiiui, new
Hungarian premier, tha t the supremo
Kast 'regonian Special. i council will recnjrnie Uis provisional
ATHKNA, Nov. 27. The "Warren ffvrnment and ncaritlnte pence soon.
Construction Co.'t plant was sliuht- Tnp natioanl assembly is constituted
ly dnmaifed by fire Monday mornlnp. 'witn iX lsHl tmsed upon popti-
The top part of the plant was homed lar 'Ifcthm. accordlns: to lidapest
bo quite an extent. The road work ' mutches,
i tyill only be delayed a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powning nnd
idntiRhters Ileb-n and Myrtle were
visitors in Walla Walla Monday.
Miss Dolly Itanlster was seriously
injured Haturda' morninsr. She wtM
COmIAIC to town horsebnok when she
Wu struck by a pttfcffeMJ Wrrn O'n-
.strnction fo. truck. The tUtmh on her
lesr was torn open to the bone. She is
; verv ill nnd is improvinq- slowly.
Miss Rnth Rati went to Milton Pnt-
jurdny to vtoH at the H. McAlexander
honie.
Mrs. Krezer and Dcrsev wr
' visitors in Pendleton Saturday.
Mrs. Cecil Curl and Miss Booth
were in the oitv Friday from the Curl
runch near Adnms.
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VICR'SVAPORl
"YOU.; BODYGUARD" - 30'.
Head -r chest
ore t . treated
'extern:ii:y" witli
a
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COMB SAGE IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it Dark
ens so Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
NOTICE
I have moved my
office buck to the
American National
Hank ltuildlutr. suite
Phone 09.
DALE ROTHWELL
OgMtUMvcsSSI and optician.
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5
Here This Week i
J Carload of Oaklands
Will trade for good caiB if priced right. fc 5
'iranoinomer Kept her hair henuti
fully darkened, clossy and attratlcv
Wifh :i hroic .if C T., .. J t..i..i
.... " 1 ' li a " heneiwf her hair took on that dull
i .inie over rrmay 10 in i wi numr fa Terl or srri.nk, ,l
Ol her datichter Mrs. A. Tl. Ipsdon.
The members of the Parent Teach
ers Association spent a delightful eo
eial evening at the school house Fri
day evenins. After a short business ,
i meeting the Kiicsts enjoyen a short
uroeram and a liirht lunch was serv-
.
The hiph school bovs defeated the
!eitchth erode hoys in the first football
Same of the season. Excellent play
in was shown by the bovs of both
f t jlla The score was 12 to 6.
, ... .-. f.rraH Miller left Sat-
" i "t("w to snend their Thankf-flfv4-
i .Lcatlon with relatives at
! Union.
tr and Mrs. John Stanton and
' dauehter Miss Mildred left Saturday
t mominiT for Spokane and Colfax
(where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Crabill of Hold
man si sent Saturday and Sunday in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Oerald Gllpore Wft
?n from their OoM Springs ranch Sat
urday. Mihs Kva Cars tent went to Walln
j Wrilla Sumlny to spend the work with
fee aunt Mrs. Prrtwood.
Jim Taeuallen of Adams wis a visl
;tor In the city Saturday evening.
MpM Helen Boyer of Adams will
j spend her vacation at the C M. Eager ;
j homo in this city.
A large ' number of Athena people
enjoyed the flights in the airplane :
Sunday.
1j. X. TJeoallen of Adams was in the
city Tuesday night.
appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won
derful efect. By asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth-'a fiage and Sulphur
Compound," you wll iget a large bot-
f t his old -time recipe, improved
bv the addirion of other lngTedientw.
all read to use. at very little cost. This
simple mlxtrere ran be depended upon
to restore natural color and beautv to
the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Saee and
Sulphur Compound now ben ruse it
darkens so naturally and, evenly that
nobody can tel lit has been applied--:
It's so easy to use, too. You Rimply
dampen a cbmh or eoft hrush and
drrvw it through your hair, taking one j
strand at n time. By morning the j
gray hair disappears: after anot her
application or two. it is restored to its!
natural color and looks glossy, soft,
and betautlful.
1 Whitman IS
8
;S For the lover of good candy.
;3 Called Samplers because in old-
,S e times samples showed the
5 be: t in needlework and design.
5 This modern Sampler shown
g the beit in choccdate and con
foction. We are headquarters
5 for the Sampler nnd the whole
S Whitman line.
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I Tallman Cj Co.
Iiwullng Drnavta.
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!
Have You Seen the
&fie Most Beautiful Cur inlmeriat
Umatilla Motor Sales
Corporation
O. E. HOLDMAN, Mgr.
Paige and Oakland Cars
Temporary quarters at 632 Cottonwood St.
Prosperityand Plenty
LAST MAN FROM ARMY
AGAIN HOME AT HELIX
Established 1907 mm.
fFast regoniHP Bpecfl&J.)
HELIX. Nov. 27. James Hriswold
fs returned home from Kservice in
the 1. S. Army. He Is the last of the
bo'-s to return.
Mrs. L D. Clark and two daughters
are visiting in Dayton, Washington.
Miss Iva McKinney Ih spending thi
-..'rek with her parent in Weston.
Mrs. Viola Dud lev is visiting her
sister Mrs. Oeorge Piper.
Mr. and 'Mrs. McBae and sou of
i Pendleton visited at the Km nisi JSeuske
' home Tuesday.
j Mies Irva Dale visited Miss Bess I
T.ewi this week. .
j Mrs. Knos Kads nnd daughter Cora
of John Day were visiting at thei
Clark home this week.
Mrs. T. FT. Thornlev ha been ui
with scarletina thp past week, hut is
i recovering.
lfifs FTiye JSerha who ha.s been visit-
, ing Miss Alice Clark has returned to'
i her home in Athena.
Ed potts has purchased a new car.
Mr. and Mrs. Art drover of Walla j
W.'ill.i were Tuesday visitors at the D.
' Rendu II home.
Mi Kthel Conneron I visiting at (
j the r;ar tt home.
Claude Ilussell Ih back in Helix. He
several months of fighting on the
i French front.
Mvrtle and Harvev Herman of Pen-j
dleton ht viHltlng their afster Mn. .
Jee Nelson.
MM Or ire CHTrett wm0 a Sunday
'linner guest of Miss Alie Clark. j
Pmf and Mrs, Howard Drew were I
in Helix Sunday.
The t urkey ahoot was .i rnreefw
Tuesdn und was attend l y a large
REPUBLIC Tires do last
longer.
They last longer because of the
Prodium Process. - (
This Republic discovery tough
ens the rubber. It strengthens
it. It gives longer life and
greater resistance to wear.
That is why, in the end, Repub
lic Tires give such universal
economy and satisfaction.
That is why they are good tires'
for you to buy,
Simpson Tire Service Co.
L. A. Menton, Mgr. 223 E. Court St.
ARE WITH US AGAIN THIS
THANKSGIVING, 1919
There will be happy homes in Pendleton this
day, as the feast of thanks is served round the
family table we know, for we have furnished
much of the good things to eat that will be
spread before them.
For this-
much else we are
Thankful
Republic Tires
With StA6GaRjj Studs
You know, every day will be a little day of
thnnksgiving to you if you buy the fine quality
groceries at the most economical prices, at
Lynde Bros. Grocery
Phone 334
IF ITS GOOD TO EAT WE HAVE IT AND
WILL GET IT TO YOU PROMPTLY
Gasoline
at our quick service pump at curb
QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE ARE ALL
RIGHT HERE.
309 West Webb
Street