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n 'riF'Trfffffc ' Mr, TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 XQreAonlari) DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1919. PAGES7T012 1 r; ' rV&g2S& qtjy FIVE AST0R1ANS, ONE WALLA WALLA BOUND Blizzard Piles Drifts to Top of Automobile on Olatsop Crest, 'i MTU rod -i --!i- urn! from t lit com puny wit h n Party is Stranded 15 Miles ( tp pun th machtn From Nearest House. AKTOHJA, Iee. 12. Klve Astoriaim. Including a baby, spent TdMflSJT night snowbound In an automobile on t n Columbia river highway ;i( Ctal op crest. They wore Mr. and Mm. A I fred ItMU and Imby and M r untl Mr. Kru nk Mountford. They left Portland u bo tit I o'clock Tuenduy night. Hnow bewail falling ut IJiinton, but t going until they reached Clatsop Croat where the nkota-llku btiaaara I L t he drlftH mo deep t hut ptugi - Impossible. Tht f:u.u,. wun kept running iim lung fiH the gasoline supply hinted t warm th ltui'. The remainder of th . 1 1 I ' wax Hpent without blankets or j robes. Kleep wim Impossible. Morning disclosed that the party was snow botind with a drift to the top of the marhlne. .' ' Oweim unl Mountford kissed t hlr wlvi's good bye and started out for help. They were fully IB mil, from any bouse. They wailed tin., .. the drifts toward Astoria until t hey J reached a camp of the Warren t'on- itruotlon company. Here the two End of Coal Strike Saves City a party cur and Hit of th ileep Hnow The members of the party were taken to the Warren coiupany'B shuck, where they were Riven hot coffee. Tin- SNOW; CARS STALLED From Complete Industrial 1 Tie-up; 10 Carloads Releas ed But Not Delivered. women and baby were coffering ter ribly, but recovered. WAJJ,A WALLA, Dec. I J.- Walla I Walla 1h virtually bio luted from the rent of the world en account of an j unprecedented nnowfall. There In over a foot of MOW on the ground. (Train service 1h paralyzed, many more I tt ans being taken off the run today j because of the storm. Street car ser vice has been annulled. II ixh ways are blocked by snow and snow is ho QUALITY RRVICK Two Rtoya at Assembly. The regular weekly assembly wun held at the high Hchno) thin morning untl the following program wun given, with II II bo ri Rtruvu uh chulrman: Announcement. I 'lay ' A lluslness Meoth ' nit-lM' IJUNn BAolatv Mi ll no Knlo. M ML l- RL i tnvtimwt VMi I hAtou l ika ,.;,. i, i .u, ..,,, lm ,1 1 r I ftolo, Tlielma DuPllla. IMay, "Much Jfjcult. Too Huthli n." High Hchool Irutnntlc t'ondltb-ns are ?m1lor to those pre-j 'ub. '''ling the big snow nf January-Feb- . mmm tmmm mm niary, ItHi when 40 Inches "f snow 7 fell, according to Meteorology C. c. CJnrrett. ?. The- end of the coal utrike saved Walla Walla froin a complete tleup A Simple Way to Get the Benefit of the Best Senna Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin contains the finest Egyptian Senna, as recommended by the U. S. P. In Dr. CaUlwrll'i Syrup Pepain the Egyptian eunm m combined with prpem miking an exceptionally valuable tonic laxative in dyjpcpwa and other disturb ance of the stomach and bowels. It lias L'-tn on tin- market since 1692 and many thousands ol people yho formerly bought an inferior grade of senna at retail now buy Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Pepsin for 50c and $1 a I.-.'- bottle. It is sold in all drug stores. In spit of the fot that Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Pepiim it the largest selling liqu d laxatixv in the world, there bring over 6 million bottles sold rak year. uuuy who meed its bene'iti ha.e not yet med it. If you have mot. tend - our name anj addrett for a free tr al bottle to Pr. IV. B. Caldwell, ill Washington St.. Monti (fllo, liUuois, A GREAT many people, habitually constipated, find r-licf in clicwing senna leaves ot brewing them into a' "Ira" and drinking il. J hey will be glad to know that ihy can oUain senna already brewed, at no greater expense and in a much more convenient and agree able form. . The chief laxative constituent of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is Egyptian senna cassia aculifvlij) gathered m the Egyptian Soudan. This grade is seldom told at retail. Il is, however, recognized as fust in the U. S. f Pharmacopeia be cause of its freedom from griping and its cleaner action on the intestines, and be cause it doei not loie its effect after repeated use. cleaninqas easy as walkincj SANITATION Look This Over The Pendleton Trading Co., would advise our customers that now is the time to tag up your Tur key for Xmas. We have a limited number of big, fine birds on our racks now. Come in and pick yours out and let us tag it up for you. Nice Chickens, Ducks and Geese for tomorrow. Any cuts in Veal, Pork, Mutton and beef. In our Grocery Department we have every thing in Fruits and Vegetables. Nice line of Heinz Pickles. Just in, Xmas Nuts and Candy. Mince Meat, Kraut, etc. , Pendleton Trading Co. "If Ufa in the Market We Have It." MRHAPpy PARTY Mi PHONE VOUR OROtR SO VOU'LL KNOW VfE PRlNTOUR NOMBEnl !OVIN BELOW I Take a look at the tele phone number printed be low. Take several looks at it. When you want to order choice, well condi tioned meats over the phone remember that number. Take another look at it now. Can you remember it? Watch for Mr. Happy PARTY Phone 187 These blustery and let us do it. mornings i LIBERTY! V.MARK&T )PH0NEI87 Just received, a fresh lot large Eastern Oysters. Use Your Phone You do not have to shop in person to get the best from this tore. We will fill your phone orders in just the manner to please you. Lay in your holiday goods now while stocks are complete. Get your Christmas candies here. Despain & Lee Phone 445 209 K. Court I of till lndUHtri'H, indiHllritf nt wspn - prK. Ton CiirloiKlH of coal worn ro llaaued by tho O.-W. fl. & N. today land won illHt rlbuted to dealorf, tb . poMr plant am! tho ponftontlary, N A. DavlH attain wan n.imd ftiol ad : minitrutnr and Hjh takon t hartro of tho Htttiiitbm horo. Cju1 di-ah-i-H notifted ciiHtomorn that ' thoy OOUld havo Rome coal If thoy would cone and got It, but that It VII IlllpOlhlO to delivor. Romo of the j jdoulors hiivini; SO to 100 unfilled or- i : den on tholr books. ' The olty cleared tho main walkR of Snw, pormlttlriR foot travel, but the j 1 1 notion. it suffi rorl and lUHtnoH was ; b.ird hit. L W. ft PROSECUIION WILL REQUIRE $25,000 Committee is Appointed by Washington Adjutant to Probe Request for Contribu tion Before Solicitation. president in charite of traffic on th fit ire nytuem. A Htateinent by Mr. LoVett Msld the new oifranlzallon would sffajotUaill onlfy the operation uf all the proper ty h in th1 Htni. The plan of tin If Lc at ion announced by tho Union Pacific directors today involves no disturbance of exist inff ho;nlqnartcrH of tho )r-on Short Line railroad at Salt Iake ur of the Oreiton WaMhlriKton ltailroa'1 & Naviisation comjiuny at I'ortland. Oreg-on. I RHEUMATISM Come in and let us show j J j V this different kind of a mm m j AWf vacuum cleaner to you. n 11 FTmmmPWfx rN17;T. rhreads. lint and even l-close clinging hairs are picked at once from your rugs by this vacuum cleaner that, makes cleaning as easy as walking. We stern Electric VACUUM CLEANER A motor driven brush, properly speeded by a worm gear, is what makes this vacuum cleaner different. Women who have used other types of cleaners prefer this they say it means cleaner cleaning in their homes. TO STAY DEPORTATION 12. Tho iu ok under ad- WASHINGTON'. D "-me court yoxtrda liwmant the uppVcaMH fcor wr n' rror from the rofnwil of the New rork federal court to delay the de portation Of Alexander HorKrmip lino Tnimii Ooblnian. If the court refuses I to grant tho writ the two anarchist , w in hnve Inst their final effort to - deiiortfitlon, Tf the court . grant aMhi writ th t nir mav be allowed their liberty on ball. TWATBI.IXi. Iec. 1 2 - Answerinf I the appeal of the f'entralia, Wash. ( post of the American Legion for funds with which to prosecute the I, W. W, , i held there on a charge of murdering i four men on Armlstb o day. .a commit jtee appmnt1' by Ijq Verno (oilier, , tate adjutant, decided first to ascer ! tain why $2.000 was necessary for ( tthe prosecution of these nien MM the - state of ashinsrton Is supposed to I ample funds at Its disposal for j prosecution of criminals. Com- ml t tees of various orira nidations. which have alread started to solicit 1 contributions in Idaho, will lie recall- 0d until a more definite statement is ru.ide from Centralist, Pfo r.ctfon will be tal-en In Idaho, Is was announced, until a more thor ough ineMifjntion is made. CARL GRAY ELECTED ONION PACIFIC HEAD You Can Ease the Pain and Speedily Reduce the Swelling. Bogy's Mustarine will do It. Kveryone knows it Who has ever tried it. Tin- first improvement . on grandma's mustard piaster And the best. It's hot stuff; Itut it cannot blister. Hut il will Stop th- pnawinff twingea And tin agonizing pains Of Rheumatism And i educe the swelling And do it so quickly That you'll be Joyfully astonished. He sure ou get Begy's Mustarine Quickest pain killer on earth. In ft follow box. Always Fine for Lieut, too. And Lumbago and Neuralgia; It suhdueR Inflammation. And sesttirs Congestion. Hub it on when Influenza threatens. tu l..na the work Of iO mussy, blistfring mustard Money back if not as advertised ana tiO cents. C. Wfll" COw, l.fKoy, 1. 11. What a splendid gift this cleaner would make for th home. It's another one of the Western Electric Company's 'splendid products. . A lever control stops brush and gives suction only if desired, lit will pay you to investigate this wonderful machine. Chas Milne ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 108 East Alta Street Opposite Alta Theater Electric Fixtures and Goods of All Kinds -30 DR. J. EDWIN SHARP Dental X-Ray by .' ppolntm.ot Gyal Articulated Dentures. Inland linplre Bank Bids. Office Phone 1S0. Hoira Phone 714 CECIL COSPER P IB LIC ACCOUNTANT INOOMK TAX Al V18EH Smith-Crawford Bids. Opposite Psndletun Hotai - Phonaluao MEXICO TO BE ASKED TO EXPEAIN ATTITUDE WASHlNCiTO.V, Dec. 12. A new oriotal in the rebitlona between the Uniteif States and Mexico ia threat ened today, it appears, due to the al leged action f he Cnrrmmipta Sv ernment In preventing the drilling or new oil wells hy American companlen in MoxtCO. Secret neBotlations are In progress be I ween Washington and Mexico, it Is reported. American notes are not beinsr made p".blir be cause the matter Is domestic to Mexi co. It was reported today that with in the last six months three notes from the state department to President Carranza. regarding the oil situation, have boon ignored by Mexico. The present situation is becoming so ob noxious to this government it is learn ed that "Secretary Lansing is under stood to have under consideration the Mending of a sharp communication to Carraitiaa informing him flatly that he mn oil stop into po rations. ring with American STAY OF DEPOTEATP1 W A S 1 IT N ("? T O X , Dec. 12. The su preme court today granted stay of the deport at ion of Kmma Goldman, an ncbisl leader, until a complete record Cat her case has been submitted to thf OOUrt This must be done before next Thursday. All legal obstacles in the deporta tion of Alexander Rerkmun are re moved, however, the court dj.smissine his appeal on writ error, refusing to grant stay of hU deportation, and de nying ball. Ilcrkmun can be deported at any time after 4 this uftenmor. when the Hay of the lower court ex pires. NEW YORK. Dec. 12. Carl Gray was elected president of the t'nion Pacific system eompalnies at a meet-; ing of the board of directors here Thursday. Mr. Gray, whose headnuarters Will be at Omaha, will assume office Jan uary 1. He will succeed as president Robert S. I,ovett. who will remai". wlth the ci mpany as chairman of 1 xenut i ve committee. K. K. Calvin, whose Jurl iicf Ion hitherto bus been limited to the Union Pacific and Oregon, short Une, was elected vice president in charge of operations at the end of federal con trol. H. M. Adams wan appointed vice v. 1 Uii.UAHIa ARE YOUR GLASSES RIGHT? JET 1 PHONE 600 LIFT OFF CORNS WITH FINGERS Few Drops of "Freezone," Then Corns Lift Off No Pain! A tiny bottle of "Freefone" costs so iittle at any drug store; apply a few Irops upon any corn or callus. In dant it stops hurting, then shortly you lift that bol bersoine corn or callus right off with your fingers. Truly! No Humbug. Wearing glasses that do not fit la false economy, and often very harm ful. If you come here to have your op tical work done you are sure of the I proper examination of your eyes, and when glasses are needed they are ground to the exact requirements of our vision. Classes ground to Fi r Your Eves Lenses Duplicated on short notce AMFR.ICAN NAT'L.BANKBllilDING. PENDLETON. Phone 609 Call us up in a few min utes we will have your meat order at your door and it will be a good one, too. DOWNEY'S MARKET GERMAN PAPER ADVISES T -1 By CARL i- groat t I'nited Press Stn ff Correspondent A RKUL1N. Dec. 1 1. The German government must be sure of the allies position on the surrender of Its docks till marine materials, demanded as roparattan for the sinking of the Scapa Flow fleet, before It will accept I the protocol, the t Deutsche Allege meine RoltUflg today declared. "We cannot rata upon the entente's promise to redeem them later," the newspaper .uhled. - 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-cuts" in manufacturing. 2. They eliminated all experimental work you don't have to pay for a single engineering mistake. 3. 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 car; you seldom take a Post-War Maxlell to a repair shop. (. They taught how to get the most mileage out of a gallon of gasoline, a pint of oil and a set of tires. 7. They taught how to build a car that the less skill ed driver would find simple to operate anil 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 w hich will find their wav into other cars in the summer of 1!20. 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 laeiory. BLUE MOUNTAIN MOTORS CO. INC. ELGIN WESTCOTT HARROUN 101 Water Stfeet Phone 780