DA1T.V KAST ORKOONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1020
TWELVE PAGES
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
TRACK MEET AI ECHO
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BOH. Aj.rll 21,- A lanr . rowd ,
from west ml tnM attended tin
track in.-.. i anlch wiia held at Kcho.
Haturday afternoon. Following is ti
list of the winners who will represent (I
Wi" th track nni which will N
n in iii i-enqjcmn next sutorda)':
lit yard dash, class A, mrls Un tie 'I
nnwman third.
- W UftW J, LM..S Itl.UlTl j
Thi.maa. .first.
Mall throw, class B Marie Thomas
second.
to .Mi dash, class it, KirU Marie
Thomas, fir.-t, uml Poarl J. well, third.
n H, brimd Jump William
Thomas, second.
rnrr .
;irls- ball throw Hilda Ue. third.
Bo.r" 100 yard dash Murl Bcrrv,
third.
Bali throw Murl Berry, first, and
tiordun Stants, third.
HlKh .lump Murl Merry, second and
lord..n staats, third
Hruad Jump - Murl Berry, sacond,
Gordon Staaia, third
(lass J
100 yard dash i. ... Walker, first
Broad Jtni lyle Walker, first.
HlKh .i .u.i. LH Walker,, second
lilt Sctioul.
SO- yard d V Kirl Sailing, second.
Homer C"Hiiixer, third.
108 yard dash flonier CoDI'insrer. I
MM; Karl Saline: . 3rd.
iiiltt yard dash -Huyt Coppinger,
second; Karl Baling, third.
1 luiie run Homer Cuppinger. first.
Broad jump Hoy i fopipngar. first:
Homer CoppuVger, third.
High jump Jack Stanfield. second:
High hurdles Homer Sallng, first.
Jack Stmifield. second.
lsiw Hurdles Homer Sallng first
Jock stuiifleld. 2nd.
Echo won second place In the relav
race.
Elmor Hubbard, a former resident
of K.ho but lately of Portland, is in
Echo looking for a house in which to
move his family.
C. S. Mudge. owner and manager of
the Hotel Echo, spent Saturday in the
county seat.
Fee C. Esteb of Salem, spent Satur
day and Sunday in Echo Mr. Ksteb
had been in Pendleton for several days
before coming to Echo and left Sun
day night for Portland. Mr. Esteb Is j
a former resident of Echo and his -majny
friends were glad to welcome ;
him again.
Mrs. C. H. Rogers of Walla Walla I
returned to her home the last of the
week, after staying here with the Pel- '
mulder girls while her daughter. Mrs.
H. Pelmulder was in the hospital at 1
Walla Walla.
Echo defeated Jrtigon in a base- j
ball game which was played at lrri- j
gon Sunday. The score was 1C to 2.
There will he another came here Sun- j
day. May 2. Between Hermiston and i
Echo. It wits decided at a meeting of j
the baseball league directors that each
team of the league will give the net j
proceeds of one game to Lawrence
Markham. who received a broken leg '
at the Kcho-Irrigon game which was
played here Sunday, April 13.
Dorr Garrison -as in from his home
in Harris can; on Molirtav.
Rev. W. g. Gleiser. local pastor of
the M. E. church, attended the min
isterial conferrtice of this district at
Irrlgon Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Mrs. E. J. Pinkerton of Pendleton
stopped in Echo Saturday on her way
to visit her sister. Mrs. E. O. Neill of
Butter creek.
Mrs. H. Pelmulder returned home
the last of the week from Walla Wal
la where she had undergone- a seri
ous operation.
Frank Cunha was a Pendleton bus
iness visitor Saturday.
Frank Cunha was a Pendleton bus
iness visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hampton of
Pendleton visited at the h ome of
Claude Hampton the last of the week.
Miss Ulllan Wattenburgei- visited at
the home of Mrs. J. J. Cbisholm of
Pendleton Saturday and Sunday.
A. E. Snyder is in La Grande on a
business trip.
Mrs. E. M. Perrigo of Walla Walla
arrived in Echo Monday, to visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wil
liam EsseLstyn.
Several Echo people attended the
high school play at Stanfield Friday I
evening.
Many Echo people are anticipating )
a good tfme at the dance which is to 1
be given in the city hall Tuesday
evening. The musiq will be furnish- j
ed by the Elks' Jazz Orchestra,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wattenburger
and daughter, Veda, were Pendleton j
visitors Saturday. , J
J. O. Davis returned (he last of the
week from McMlnnville. where he at
tended a fire Insnranx-e convention.
Miss Meda Gillette and Miss Freda
Oster of Pendleton, spent the week
end visiting with friends In Echo.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Johnson and
family spent Saturday in Pendleton.
Fred Loe was in town from his
farm on Butter creek Saturday.
A. B. Thomson visited at the home
of Charles Barthodomew Sunday.
Hi-ocipts Are Good, Market
M.adj at Seattle.
(By Associated Press.)
SEATTLE. Wash., April 27. Hogs,
receipts 72; steady. Prime l.7r,'.i
17.4": medium to choice 16.75 It. 75:
rough heavies 1 4.75 1 5.40 ; pigs 13.''0
14.60.
Cattle, receipts Sl: s4K. Beef
steers 12 50(i 1J; medium to choice.
10412: common to good 7.S04I 10;
c..s and helters 10 ft 1" 75; com-
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Let us show
and Hardware.
you our complete line of P.
owv voi it OWX HOMB"
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Universal Stoves & Furnaces
643 Main Street "SERIVCE"
Phone 81
BUILD
the M Home
latint your MMs at least, lot
with you before you let the Job.
PHOENIX
PURE
PAINT
-Can't be beat
Paper Hanging:, ralt-iniiiihij; and Inter
ior Hccorutliig that gives satisfaction.
t.irr oi ii EBTDf ates
MURPHY BROS.
121 1 Court Street
Telephone 318
HwUfUPCH Art- Pibrgd and IMind.l.
The Joseph . Senlt lesideni'e Is te
iiiK renovated hm to pupering and
palntlrijl by U J. MrAtee. local paint
daIor. The Hrook Diekstm residence,
one of the new homes in Pendleton, is
now completed and is an attractive
Dutch Colonial residence, for which
Dunham, lirownluw &. Payne were the
con t rac tors, with I. J, McAtee In
charge ot the painting antl papering.
Work, Designer) CONTRACTOR
Hi
"OWV VOI'lt OWN HOMK"
BUILD NOW
and see us for the whole job.
We furnish the plans, mill
work, estimates, and act as con
tractor ami builder all complete.
Dunham, Hrownlow & Vayne.
227 E. Court St. Phone 383
New Addition
Is A
Gebrffe C. Bber & Co. nre eomplet
In; the new improvements on t heir
store on Main street. The innovations
im linii' an entire new front, with two
large plate ffliyM windous, and a cen
tral entrance. The interior has been
entirely rentodetled, with new shelv
ing. cablntH and counters. Among the
improvements is a new office for Mr.
liner, with an additional business office.
Oowswell KctfUlcncc IScinu Compleied
The Walter Cresswell - residence,
which has been entirely remodelled, is
Hearing completion. The papering nnd
painting was done by Murphy Itroth
ers. The painting included refinish
Ing the interior and exterior, making
it one of the must modern and attrac
tive residences in the city.
EQUALITY FIXTURES
"OWSI Y4)t'U OWN HliMl.
Creful Attention Given
TO YOUR HOUSE WIRING
will give you the best service and prevent
many a fire. We use care in all our work
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
Tho lurKOfct anil Him-mI sim in la-uii )n n to M-leit front. V mi.iiUI
1m.' iI. ;i- (I o liiu .- witli mi.
J. L. VAUGIIAN
ri-nilU'i mi's lib;
i:it'trlxil storu
2()H M. Court Kiror
Ti li plionn :B
l'.niiils for WiH-k SI "10.
Building activity during; the woek
past was sIlRht, now projects beinff
i-nfinel chiefly to repair and re
modeling. One permit was for the
erection of a caraKc The permits for
the week follow:
John Rhafer t SO
Si Keets 1000
Firm National Hank 600
W. E. HinKold 100
H. C. Copeland & Co . . . 10
Total 11740
HOME BUILDER !
"OWJi VOl'R OH X HOME"
We are in a position to give you
service that won't tie up your job.
LET US FIGURE YOUR NEXT
JOB
L. T.
1600 W. Railroad St.
DUNLAP
Hi past was silent, new- projects belnir (
f: II jj c-onfined chiefly to repairs and re- j
j j! modeling. One permit was for the H jsl
If the week follow: fsl
l - 1 . PnTOlTAI T-v ' John Shafer 0 If 1 1 X
Vm IU. It I K VV tAl m Boeta ioo
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ' w'nu 'T. .'.'.'.'M::: '.' 1T0
H. C. Copeland & Co -. . . 10 j
Residences, Business Buildings, Apartments,
' Churches, Garages, Farm Buildings, Job Work.
Let me give you estimates on your job.
"OWXVOriKIHVlKDIir v. (?" '
I 1 1
jB 728 Cottonwood St. Phone 744
JJ
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!When 'painting your home, why luDlilO f Af &
""e,thcb" your roi nr.
USE LOWE BROS. own .
high standard paints,, i f f A jl 1 to give you service H
Get my figures on painting, papering and calcimining that WOllt tic 11 J) ?5
oeioreyou.etuiejoo. VOUf WOl'k.
Paints, oils, varnishes, calcimine,
brushes, picture framing, glass, etc.
L. J. McATEE
thk pkaci'icaij i'aint Mjf Phone 5
515 Main Street Telephone 1 58
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rr us
BUILP
Phone 362-M
Contractor! 1
LET US FIGURE YOUR NEXT JOB.
"Own Your Own Home"
B. L. BURROUGHS, Inc.
W. Webb St.
J
mon to good, 7.00 4( 10; bulls 7.50.
K.60; calves 7.50 16.
FV . fk Perfect Skin
Jsasw' happiness thai comes Q
BT 4KMo one thru possessing n
II " beauty. The soft. dis-PJ
ti"guihed appearance itB
L '1 Venders brings out your
natural beauty to to I J
est. In use over 10 yanv m
fin nm hrj BBSBBBBBlSl H
of purny ana
beauty. The soit, dis-
nguislieJ aiipesrance it
enders brings oul our
natural beauty to Its I J.I
est. In use over 10 years.
arsc Cmln I"rls on
Sound Arc I'lictiaiied.
BK.tTTI.K Wah , April 27. City
delivery: Fc-ed mill ItSftSSO per
too: t cratch feed, $8; feed wheat.
sui snmin ehop - ITS; oats $72;
sprouting oats 477; rolled oats $70;
wh'ih' corn 177; cracked corn SS0;
tolled barley 76; chopped barley. i.
....i. MM.rn .sasninsrton timothy,
isViZa l $4 par ton; double compress
ed M; alfalfa $41': straw 111; l'uget
Htiund 13.
100,000 PRESCRIPTIONS WERE
FILLED BEFORE NUMBER 40 FOR
THE BLOOD WAS DISCOVERED
' i.rk ool. Huh -.
and w ..; I iii-Iiuki !.
RBW Y'H!K. April 37. Hops, firm:
state nieditim tn choice 1919. 5"Tlu5;
1 I X . lo: I'aclfic coast, 1919 96i
llfl; 191a. 90i 91. ,
Hides and wool uiiuuan.ed.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
evenings by appointment.
DR. N. P. BENNETT
JH7NTIST
Jhone
Tel. h'.Xfh. HldftT Athena, Ore.
J
J. C. Mfendenhall, Kvansville, Ind..( write and nive you my cxixrlence
pent 40 years In the drug- business. ! with your great medicine. Number 40
MMpOMJhsVM pvetr 100.000 preScrip- for The Hlood. When I began t-
lioiui tefore "Number 40 b" t The - take Number 40 I was suffering- with
lilood" wajt discovered. 40 Is an old a severe stomach trouble, could not
doctor's prescription, has cured the cut anything without great dial .tad
orst mg "f blood IniuWt-n, chroni- , was run down, weig-bing ut 130;
rhcumattsni. catarrh, constlpat Ion, . pounds. I Improved f rum t he start, i
stomach trouble. Indigestion, func- j am now on my fourth bottle. Can get'
Clonal nervous disorders, skin erup- ( anything I want, weigh i . ; pound I j
tiofiH, Kuch nm eczema, nores, ulcers, , nd feel like a new man and wfsh UN
iltnpi. etc. Thoimui Anderson, 41 , thank you for the wonderful benefit!
linden St, Winston Salem, S. c, if have received by taking this won-
rilu aj follows: "l thougtil I would Uarful meuiciiie."
Try I'.ast Oivfffinian Want Ads.
DR. C. H. DAY
Physician and Surg-eon
Osteopath
Room. 23 and II Smith-Crawford
Bld.
Telephone u. lies. 749-It
OR. W. H. REYNOLDS
Chiropractic .Nitvo SpcclaUat.
Roouw 1 and 2 Inls id Kmplre
Kank Illdr.
Telephone 1011
Hrs. 10-12 a- m. 1:10-5 p. m.
m
I
AT HOME
Hrs. TcrncnliiK Trrprnmc
Chiropractic, Ha n Ipri clots.
Licensed In Ore. and Wash.,
Gl W. Timlin. IVndleton, Ore.
I'hone 442
BKRHAI4 fl.AI'SM-:Mi s
special Agent
Idaho State Life Insurance
Co. An Old Idne t onipany that doe all
jits busluess in the west.
iiu eauret?ai (i oc c . mu .
Phone 127-W.
IookLook
S. C. W. L. Raby Chjx
from farm range stock.
(Jtiod stock. $20 per 100.
400 ready April 28.
REX H. BOTTORFF
Nolin, Ore
Try I 1 hi --111,111 Want
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