r TEN PAGES TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1919. LOS ANGELES WILL NOT ACCEPT UNION TEACHERS LOfl ANtiKu:, Do, it RmoIu Uon adopts by the board of -In i tin iiiBbiting- that all propaganda for the formutlon of a union among iea n erH of the Loo AnKele oohoobj tJuill crime and requiring that all teachers Affiliated with the American federa tion of I,ubor Hhall give up their mem bership fir leave the teaching etaif are 1 "n file here today. The feaolutlon wu taken today an ultimatum, and t threatened ner OUJi breach In eehool clfOlai with prob ably a "Htrlke" 1h imtniuent, it iu nald. HepOrta vary as how thoroughly or- FfariJaed the teachers are. Union I eourOea elulm a majority orKanlKatlon. I Board of education mem hern minimize jund are Inclined hi regard their ulti matum iih the death blow to tiniotihtm I in the HehoolM. G. 0. P. WILL MEET IN OPERATION OFFERS NEW FUTURE FOR GENIUS, BELIEF OF SURGEON Committee Resembling Indus-! trial Commission Will Sit Continuously Until Conven tion, Drawing up Platform 6. R HAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 11. The j Intet-Mtitial gland operation, which haw j been made farnoUH hy experiments at Han Quentin priHon, offers a new lease of life to genius, declared Or, victor 'J. Veckl, well-known nurgoon. Broken down and worn-out men of genhiH can he rejuvenaled, according tO Ve'ki, ;irid their gsnlUS restored to Vigor. Hi- predicts great thlngn for the gland opera tboi. Men like Pad crewski, who are nfflng, he Stated, could be restored to their former vlKor. WAKHINf ITi N , I ec. 10. publican convention will be Chicago on June I'X. The re-! held in , QUALITY SICItVK'K SANITATION ORANGES For Christmas Navel Oranges at 45c, 60c, 80c and $1.00 per dozen Cranberries per quart 25c Mince Meat, home made 30c pound Heinz Sour Kraut 15c quart Fine line of Xmas Candies and Nuts, just arrived 50c per pound Get your order in now for your Turkey, Goose. Duck or Chicken. iiain platform Committee WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 1, Detail, pis oh for a "campaign of efficiency" were made by 1 he rep u b (can nation al committee at a meeting here ye terdmy. The committee, Chairman Bays an flounced, authorized the ap pointment of a platform conference with many of the characterlMtics Of an Industrial commission to sit con tinuously from now until the conven tion, when it will make a report. The report win embody suggestions regnrdliiK platform plans, huped on nix months Hiu-ly of nat ional problems I The committee will bo composed of 12 members of the nittioual committee land a large number of other RepublJ j cm, representing all groups of inter- flott. farmers, labor, bueinene, etc. There probably will be r.a members i Including chairmen of senatorial, and! f OOneTreseiona committees, well as c I gressmen. The organization w ill I, divided into small groups to cover the1 whole country, and make reports to 1 1 central co-ordlnatimr hodv. which will draw up platform of recommenda- 1 Nona, ARMY Yfs this is the I BOS thar gives you E x it i iervce every trp -con.-feft every minute." Why? Because it is Mi t ight to start M Ufa ! Our first consideration has always been to pur into every Bucstftt h r Army Shoe: bcit mater iist wholehearted workmanship ami lasting value. ELACK GUNMETAIMAHOGANY CALF OR INDJA TAN CALF FOR SALE B IIOVI) I til OS. 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STEP TO THE PHONE AND CALL BAKER LUMBER MILL SHUTS DOWN DUE TO SHORTAGE OF CARS 334 I Pendleton Trading Co. "If it's in the Market Wo Have It." 5 ruige ana uaxiana i ars 5t temporary quarters at 682 Cottonwood St a OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX Uninterrupted service and exceptional thrift are the salient characteristics of the Oakland Sensible Six Touring Car. Rough roads surrender to its mas terful power, and emphasize the unusual riding com fort of this able, roomy car. And gasoline and tire mileages are uncommonly high. F. O. B. Pendleton $1250 Umatilla Motor Sales Corporation O. E. HOLDMAN, Pres. Paige and Oakland Cars Eccles Co. Paralyzed. Remain der of Industry Must Follow Unless Relief, Unlikely in Coal Crisis, Comes Today. DAKAR, Doc. 11. Baker' lumber incl list ry enter! a state of paralysis Tuesday when the BccHM L-umbcr mpuny censed operation at noon and the remaining three mills announced that their plants will close Within the next two or three days unless relief from the car nOTtafO arrives today. LocftJ railwuy of f Ida Ik said that. In view of the storm and coal situation, ! no such relief is probable. j The Stod dard Lumber com pa n y . IwhoOO planer had been closed two days for repairs, will be unable to resume I OpomttoiUI Wednesday morning as In tended. The linker white pine planer i wil IdO-OO Wednesday, and the Oregon j Lumber company reports that. hy i 1'iadinir plat forms and sheds already ne.-irly full, its planer can operate un til no later than Thursday. All of the mills have been compelled to curtail their output for more than I a month, but today the car situation I became more acute than at any time this year. Nearly 200 men will face! j unemployment In Ilaker If the mills I ni e shut down. CHEHALIS ORDINANCE WOULD BAR DANCERS NOT 21 YEARS OLD Home The mveotNi word known to the human totlflmft. If your home MiriMUndinus aio pleiiMinl. yon aiv happy. Wo invito yon. tO make this Itank your financial home, You will have a warm welcome here. Yonr smallest want will liave the alleuilon or nrr offioari ami emptoToes, The Inland Empire Bank mi HANK OF OOMMI'XITY IXTFHKSTS OfftOflK ;mil DtlUOtOf J. W. MalonrT. W. ?. HlMkeley C. i:. Willie, V. I. a Cnah'r A. Y. Kuys; l,-liiia I. Tolmnu H. J. Taylor noifc, Hi lit Fred ftchneltrr Mnsael 1 firm Frank (.tIitiri CUKHALKS. Wash.. Pec. 11. Pub- ; lie dances in Chehalis will be taboo to j (anyone under the age of 21 years In i the future, according to the terms of I jrin ordinance introduced at the city, , OOmmimlon meeting yesterday if it j lahouU) be passed. Private dances are ! not included in the proposed restrlc- I tlnn. The ordinance was prepared by City I Attorney Unnuhoe ;it the request of the city commission. 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Chas Milne ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR j 108 East Alta Street Opposite Alta Theater Electric Fixtures and Goods of All Kinds DR. J. EDWIN SHARP f Dental X-Ray by .' ppolutmant Gysl Articulated Dentures. Inland Empire Bank Bide. Office Phone 330. Home Phone 794 CECrL COSPER POBUC ACCOUNTANT INCOME TAX ADV ISE Smith-Crawford Bids. Opposite Pendleton Hotel Phone 1030 PHONE 600 309 West Webb Street take care of your meat or derthe rest of the dinner WW take care of itself. DOWNEY'S MARKET J WASHINGTON, Pec. 11. Justice Bnn de I nf tlio Hiiprenio ctmrt rofoseO 'in nv?rrult ftCttot! of the lower f(ir:il i courts In tin MM of Alox BorfcaMJ) ! and Km ma Ooldmun, 'anarchist lead j cru who iire flChting ti movent their lii portatlon to russiu. HIT HER WITH BAKED ; POTATOES AND SWORE AT HER EVERY OTHER DAY 1 BPOKAKB, Wah., Dee, n. (By j Tutted I'resS) If tin potatoen had : not PB Oft pooled, ;mtl cookrd. it t Wouldn't have boon so bod. but Donlol Blnrkmor picked Ihom i -iht out of tha ! pot when ho hoivd them at his wife. And they smashed and smeared all over her. So. Mrs. rnniel wanted a divorce dad cot tt. Furthermore. areon! in to the : plaint if f. ltlarkmer ' swore at her every other day." j What hi dM Oil the odd days wasn I mentioned. HOW THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS SAVES MONEY IN THIS POST-WAR MAXWELL. The run of 300,000 Maxwells to date saves you many a worth while dollar in the new Post-War Maxwell. Those 300.000 saved in many ways. 1. They taught "short-cut" in manufacturing. 2. They eliminated all experimental work you don't have to pay for a single engineering mistake. :!. They developed quantity production which has reduced "overhead." 4. They enabled quantity purchases; and better ma terials are bought at lower costs. 5. They taught how to build an almost trouble-proof ru; you seldom take a Post-War Maxlell to a repair shop. (i. They taught how to get the most mileage out of a gallon of gasoline, a pint of oil ami a set of tires. 7. They taught how to build a car that the less skill ed driver would find simple to operate and take care of. 8, They taught that it was beter to build more and take less profit per car rather than build less and take more profit per car. 0. They taught how to put more and more value in the car without increasing its cost. This Post-War Maxwell is next year's car. It contains features developed during the war, many of which will find their way into other cars in the summer of 1920. PRICE $985 F. O. B. DETROIT Neil & Barker Co. MAXWELL DEALERS Scout $1785 F. O. B. Pendleton SIX Touring $1685 F. O. B. Pendleton CALL AND SEE IT The 1920 Elgin Six Scout Model on our floor ready for immediate delivery. All scout engines are turned up for snappy per formance and put through a special road test at the lactory. BLUE MOUNTAIN MOTORS CO. INC. ELGIN WESTCOTT HARROUN 101 Water Stfeet Phone 780