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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1920)
FOURTEEN PACES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1020- PAGE SEVEN 7 DROP BOMBS TO FRACTIOUS MOUNT KILLS BREAK ICE JAM HORSEMAN IN MONTANA rOBT DKI'OfcSIT, Md., March 11. MIUSS CITY, Mont, March 11. HlKli ex;loHivo war bombs will bo Emery fceeley, one of the best horso iiHfd tomorrow to rescue this town mon appearing at the annual round from menace of the Ico In the Susque- upi here, met death yesterday at Fort hanna liver. Aviators will fly over Gengfi while riding a wild horse. The the river In a Kroat bombing machine animal leaped In to a horse dipping vat and di op bombs on the lie fforno with mm, l.icaklmr his back. Hin whl which Iuih piled up and flooded the ow and six months' old daughter ittr town overnight. vivo Mm. For fifty years this firm has been aiming to make the best shoes for men that could be bought. For a good many years Buckhecht Shoes have been fulfilling this ambition of their makers. "Extra service every step comfort every minute" always in Buck uucii r Shoes. BUCKHE SHOES WILL QUESTION HOOVER Bt RAYMOND CLAPFtJR (United Pm Kmff oi rfHion.liMit AHin.cjT( ),v, Mar. Herfert Rouvcr will bo uikod to testify in bv liiilf of Adniinii sOlfi before the w uLo, niival affaiiH roti)tnit((M invHttxiit lnK the UanfclH-Siins cuntiuvoiHy. Sims t( day requested tin- committee to will Hoover ;tnd Chairman Halo staled ho would. Sima -wantu Hoover to corm bonUfl hi ti!Ulrnony rr-K.irdiiig' the dfberate situation of the allien whwi America entered the war. He wild Hoover (?avn til m the "flrpt realization of p'MHilIo defeat of the allies" during ;t conference in London shortly after he nrrlvcd. 0 Slnw mode the disclosure that In Jnn. 1917. ho urp;ed Daniels to com pletely strip Ihe American const of "seh-ffolnfl protection" and transfer tho Khl)M tfp Britlwh waterx. Imniels, ihe i -stirnuny whowed, refused to fie ri pt the HiiKKestlon. KlmH read cables ahoWlng that he opposefl the hutMIng, tho mino barrage In the North sea, v.hlfh the navy department later car- riefl out over npoHltln of Hrlti-sh naval i e I ts. HOUSTON SEES BURDEN Buckhecht Shoes for you fof active men in all walks of life are sold in n vnrietyof styles and leathers from M to $ 12 by principal shoe dealers in the West. fiM In Pendleton hj ltond Itro. CKINGHAM & HECHT, MANUFACTURERS, SAN FRANCISCO 4 ' Sheep Ranch For Sale 9600 acres deeded land, 9000 leased land, all suit able for winter range, all fenced together on rail road, lots of water. Deeded land $10 per acre, lejuied land $40 a section a year. Summer range permits in Idaho goes with the place. 2500 head of ewes can be bought with the place at $20 per head. Lambing starts about 25th of March. A reasonable amount of trade can be accepted and the easiest kind of terms given. Oregon-Washington Ranches Company R. C. LASH LEY, Mgr. Bowman Hotel Bid?. Phone 542 WA.-'ITI Vf!Tf tV Mf.r 11 V.nnr-t- ment of any of soldier aid proposals b ConcresK would threaten k prions eonsejuencen to the financial welfare of the nation, secretary of the Trea sury Houston told the house vrays- and means committee today. "Jn what over way you approach these propo sals, they are certain to Increase the lntrden off every man. woman and child In the UriHted States," Houston said. AVALANCHES ISOLATE F BKAGWAT. Alaska, Mar. 11. U'nied I'ress) Residents arrows the inlernnllorial houndarv line fwm here. in northern British Columbia and I southern Yukon territory have been red in ed to a straight diet of Moose merit as a result of the avalanches which tumbled tons "i rock, earth and hpow down on the tracks of the White j Pass & Yukon railroad. Thoernute has been blocked for two months. Attempts to clear the tracks with huge rotary snowplows were un availing because of the heavy rocks. The two dependencies depend upon the railway to keep them supplied with provisions throughout the lonjr. dark and monotonous winter. The general thaw this yoar, however, re sulted in snowslides and for the first time shuttered the residents faith in the railroad. The failure of the rail road to operate is making it extremely II - msi'i s.Wpi" IJfSm Jkas.. Winter MeaJs From Your Summer Garden. I N the cold winter, when canned or fresh vegetables are so expensive, how fine it is to be able to go to the fruit closet and select a jar of home canned beans, peas, beets, carrots, sweet corn, etc. Home canning, or cold packing, proves most satisfactory when the vegetables are fresh from the gar den. All varieties best suited to canning are easy to raise and big yields are the rule when grown from Northrup, King & Co.'s Seeds. For 36 years our seeds have made gardening a source of pleasure and profit to thousands of "back yard gardeners." Join this vast garden ing army go to your dealers early and select packets of all the varieties you are fond of, from the convenient Northrup, King & Co. Seed Case. Standard size packets are only a nickel this year and think of all the vegetables you can raise from one packet. NORTHRUF,KiMO&C0!s complicated for the young- children und the toothless aged to whom moose j meat in any form does not appeal. Meanwhile, pick nr re busy trying- to c!e d shr ir th ;el brie route. Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian Printing Department. Pllli The Portland Flouring Mills Company I LOU w IN PACIFIC COAST ELEVATOR CO. WAREHOUSE AT THOMPSON AND E. RAILROAD STREETS OPPOSITE GAS TANKS At this location a complete stock of OLYMPIC FLOUR, HAY, MILL FEED, OAIS, CORN, ROLLED BARLEY, ETC. will be carried at all times. Telephone orders given prompt attention. Deliveries made to any part of city. General Storage and Forwarding Business Pacific Grain Co. Office Phone, 35 Warehouse Phone, 430 815 Main Street Automobile Owners Our new plan of having every man in our me chanical department guarantee all his work is 'proving even a greater success than we anticipated. We know that it will satisfy you in every way. ' Western Auto Co. 11 Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone 633. I Automotive Sliow 11-12-1;? Admission Free jfillHIIHiHW 1 NEW WALL PAPER JUST KkUHdVUD 2000 rolls of snappy designs and prices that will surprise. Just call J. W. JACKSON, the Paper and Paint Man he will show his paper and give prices in all kinds of work. Phone 1034 616 Calvin White Truck The White Truck will haul each load for you at the lowest cost, because it works longer with out repairs. The White is not an assembled truck. Only the best material and workmanship is employed in its manufacture. Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co Pendleton, Ore. Phone 46 THE WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. AuIomotVe show, 11-12-13 AtltuLsMton 1 Yt Seed Seed Seed Spuds Get them now while you can get the kind you want. We have the follow ing: EARLIEST OF ALL, WHITE ROSE, EARLY ROSE, GARNETTS, PRIDE OF MULTNOMAH, GREEN MOUN TAINS, BURBANKS. We also have the C. C. Morris Flower and Vegetable Seeds, and Northrup King Seeds at reasonable prices. Gasoline at Our Quick Service Pump. Telephone 334 Lynde Bros. Grocery 309 West Webb Street Just a Few Steps Off Main Street S PILL? Tk mm lfcr ... . id Si S u i. Pot. h. PwMW nr 9 'I Canvasser Twice These Prices? DR. HKSS STOCK TONIC 2 lb. Pll Costn 100 lb. Drum OMta $8.00 n...,. ia nitnlhpr nolnt. Mr. Farmer, we want to empha- f Quantity prove. It puts your R thai in: llr. fteiw Slock Tonic If) hlgrhly concentrated, it Wa goes farther an tne man aoe K (niantity proves. li pi rg t animals In a thrivlnR condition m f ready for Spring worn. I I Tallman & Co. DR. C. H. DAY Osteopath Physk-ian aiwl Kunreon Rooms M and 25 Smith-Crawford mag. Telephone 704. Res. 749-R HERMAN CLAUMBHlVa Kpccial Asi nt Idaho State Life Insurance Co. n OM Ijine Company that does all Its business In the west. 210 BeaTiregard St. P. O. Box 3 Phone 227-W. H. S. McKENZIE. M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office : 10-11-12 Belts Building Pendleton, Ore. DR. W. H. REYNOLDS Chiropractic Nerve Speeiallst. Rooms 1 and 2 Inland Empirs Bank Bldg. Telepbone 1018 Hrs 10-12 a. m. 1:30-6 p. m. Dr. Lynn K. Blaheslee Chronic and Nervous Disease and Diseases of Women. X-Ray Blec- tro Therapeutics. Temple Bdg. Room 12 Phone 41S HayneS America's First Car THE new Haynes four door, four -passenger roadster wins your favor instantly because of its sensible convenience. The characteristics of strength and power in the new Haynes may be likened to the strength and power of a finely-trained, all-around athlete. It carries with it beauty of lines in keeping with its ex cellence of construction. Select your new Haynes for early delivery. 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