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SEMI-WEEKLY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY It, J 920.
I
EAST OREGQNiAN ,
SPECIAL NEWS
OF UMATILLA CO.
HEAVY RAIN FALLS AT
school iii Hi .t. ii r. Sho Is one of
, nioiit popular young ladles anil
it i; i church worker. She returned
to, her. horn. In Adsnm Thursday for
the summer, after upending the win
tor months In California. . V
Dr. and Mrs. McF"uil of Pendleton
'motored to Adams on Thursday even
ing and w ere the guests of Will Hdld
mah and Mrs. Klla Bowling.
Mlss'aertrude Plcard, who has been
In Seattle for the winter, returned to
Adnms Wednesday.
Mrs. Van Clave, of Portland, wn the
Country wiuiui visltoi In fids
duy. Mr. Eaton says the c
looking fine In that motion
PILOT ROCK DEFEATS
ity Tii1
unlry
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
not t.ei
guest of Mrs. B. filmonton Thursday V"n"l?ver Helix
evening. ',e'lx yesterda
! , j ' i 'ii it, ( nil
Rook got It's long-do
llx by WlnniliK
1C I
y In the only g:
From Saturday's Daily
Her old home In Ireland will be ,
visited by Bister Regulata, Sister Bu
txxrlur ut St. Anthonj's hospital, who
left li Iday f r New York. With her
went Sister Agnctta, of Turoina, wlio
will also visit in Ireland. Iiuring Sis
ter ItPKUlati'H ahsoiio.,. Sister Carmol-
. hiitTl SprlnKM ye.-terday, but.
jJcrurd's Konl. belt says ho Is pi Odd
jof the performance of his machine
I which forded xt i 'earn and climbed
j hills' while other ems gave uii in de
spair. Hh ei'iicliides the eulogy with
the announcement that he didn't find
'It necessary t' get out of low gear
moro than twice.
ARMORED CAR STOPS VIOLENCE IN STREETS
OF BERLIN.
REALTY TRANSFERS
ON CUNNINGHAM PLACE
(Kuat Oregon, in Special.)
. MKACHAM. May 10. A spl. mln:
ruin fell all day Sunday and last mgl.t
Sunday was also warm, Tlie grass
look as though it lias grown several PILOT HOCK, Mm' H.- -Tho shenr-
Inchea. ling plant on the homo ranch of the
I!, v.. Ship.. y arrived 'here Monday j Cuuniiujhutii Sheep and Luna Co., was
nin I has taken -fh section relieving atoned this week. There are about
Mr. Mniras, who loft Tuesday for Ut I,U0 shoeji to he shorn and wllh,n'.ne
llrundo. Mr. Shipley will move his i s'ueur. d per day. The, trucks are
family here shortly. shended per day. The trucks are
'l.-orge Pcvy and Mr. Jones, left for currying tho sacks of -wool to the ware
Vincent, Ore., Monday wheee . they ; houses every day. Twenty sucks arc
nave gont. to work for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. 1-eo Smith god ehild
moved to Terry Tuesday. Mr. Sinlib
hus taken a position with the ilrnnde
Hon. ! Lumber Co., at that point
11. P. Marlln made a trip to Pendle
ton Wednesday on business. .
Mrs. Jack Iock waller spent ThUrs
day In Iji tirande.
' F. Domain was t,n Ur-nd vlsltyr
FYiduv, goiiin dowi wy nuto and re-,
ttirninj Liu sume evening by train.
Mlrs Pon.i Red t - ...c down from
La (Hand Tim,' .l.t . ,- , ling and hi
burlng .,( virr. Marlins,
Walter M .r'ili I' ll Wednraday far
Pilot Hi;k after spMirtlng u M ouya
With Mr' s -d MrV U. P. Pa'lu). '
MlsK UUh-Uoww rclvn.md e .. Km-
meiu iimi-jy even
hauled ut one time, which makes the
wool An one truek worth about MO0O
Utile Mildred Lester, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Lester hns been
very III with gland trouble, In her
throat, but 1 now reported much Im
proved. on May 8 the new proprietors osVha
)iol Hock Meat Market took charge,
lottllsb Kurrle and Prank Michaels
of I'er.dleton are Ihe owners, who re
cently purchased the market from G.
X. Johnston. Mr. Kurrle Is here At
present and Mr. Michael hopes to
i move here in the near future. Among
other new features they will receive
a xhipmcnl of fresh fish fevcry Thurs
day. ji
Mrs. Emma Lena rf ITklah," mafic a
I short stop In this city Wednesday to
Played In the HIuc Mountain, clrvult. oil, of the.locnl hospital, will act as
Tho winners strengthened their line- superior until the return of SiH'-r
p.. rauon
Warner was In this city
.A. C.H ,oau ol vncij. tirrivcn nore ..,, -om- ii iIliainnaa. Mrs
unday r-iprnlr, ',om plh t R'k forjLn aR ghroute to MonUna where
H5e U. .sm-.i ::tock Co. This is the J ho , vtott.-
.in-31 to. uc the Wi.ioil lo he snippet! Archie
M ll' i.. g ,
Mrs I' :. Sa pliy
her busbar.d .'iituiiUy u
hlrr...cs to fltn:tls:u on train 1 7 Sun
day.
T'"sday and made proof on about 120
vl"'"n acres of land .under the Timber and
my. rg-.J rttone Ar t The land l loeat. .1 In the
upper Stanley creek district.
Lawrence Hughe haB been ImproV-
Mru J. I! I a(:er was confined to her ,. , ,h ir..t .,rt
home w'.lh a very bad cold Saturday , tc,wn H Totetly ahlngled the ex
an.l Sunday. tertor of the house and now Is giving
oevrrai. rwnermrn . u. It coat of dark brown paint,
tfting their luck, which Is said to have Mr K T Fanning and Mrs. Will
been very poor so far. The water Isn, were nortesse8 for a de.
unite rough and dirty. ! Ilghtrul tea, for the benefit of the
Although bad roads nro found, csrs ; , t f-.immr,irv nh The 1.
orfntlnue to pnu over the mountain lHir was hd , the rAam hon1c ana
up with Jocko (liause, a well known
soinl-pro plicher from Portland, Nate
Rcnunedllng, . catcher on his way to
Join ihc Sontljern Idaho league, and
Charley Moure, former league infield -er.
also fron Portland.
Tho game wan Pilot Rock's from tliq
start, the three renrults adding con
siderable strength t" the southern
nine. HelUt used ail three M Itii avail
able Ditchers OU mine was aide lo
hold d'wn the score.
Plcitcti. pilot Hock second base
man, wn removed trbgll Iho game and
taken to the Helix jail for fighting
with umpire Miles late in the contest.
Plckot took excoptlon to the umpire's
culling Kiauae out on a thrld strike
wilier hit the batter and mude his
objection more emphatic by swinging
on the urhpire. Miles, although small
er than Ilcket, threw him over his
sh( uldVr to the ground and would liaye
pumnieled him had not the marshal
arrested the offending players. He
was released on ball.-
A large number of kieal fain went
nut to Helix to the game when It .was
learned that a contest would be play
ed, l'he batteries were:
Kruuso and Schanedllng; Mcnce,
Thorne. Jlercc and Ihornc.
The, game between Milton-Preewater
and Pendleton and between Athena
and Walla Walla, were called off yes
terday morning when It wys thought
that the rain would net abate during
tho day. In the afternoon, however,
tho precipitation swpped, but It wns
then too late to have a . ggme hero
Mahy fans were dlKappe-lhWd tfhen
they fvent to the park' only to find
that there would be nothing doing.
Kcgolatu who has held the
for tho past 1(1 year.
As the former president of Pendle
ton Academy, I'eudleton'e pioneer c.l-J ' " , '
ucatlonal institution. Dr. W. H. nieak-1 ' ''"l
iley Is well known to many local peo
ple. Dr. Bleakne'y. who ls( now pro
f, im,r ut Greek at Whitman College,
arrived in Pendleton today and will
occupy flip pulpit of the Presbyterian
church tomorrow. .
PEKUS.
E. B. Swayzu to M. D. O'Connclk
$150. tot 14, block , Hermlston.
M. D. Council to'E. J. Kingsley
$700. Lot II, block 8. Hermlston.
Umatilla county to He.eklah Key.
Tp. i. It. 37.
i Maggie B. Hen
to Hcxeklutr Kay
News and advertising are not the
only things which a newspaper deals
In. Service and promotion of indus
try arc also among tho functions of
many metropolitan papers. One of
the publications dealing ulso In these
commodities Is the Portland Telegram
and Franklin O. Bohroeder is In
charge of the lndtmtrla! and promo
tion department, He gathers material sonth of
l-bris Predlng 1
Umatlllu county
AdJH. Pendleton.
Matilda Woods to Edith Oberblll-
Ing and J. It. Kelly. $10. . Lot 3, block
G8, Res. Add. PYendleton.
John F. Casper to O. M. Richmond.
$125. Mete and bound tract in SW
1-4 SEW 1-4, Sec. 16. Tp. 6, N. It. S.
Jens Therkildsen to Edna A. Gent
ry $350. Lots 1 and 2 and E 1-2 Lot
3, Rlock 4. Vincent.
Win. O'.ullivaii to Mrs. Amy Camp
bell. $I.D0, block 37. Stanfleld.
Cosbie A. Pruitt to W. B. Hamilton.
!$!500. Lot J in the fractional, block
block 17 original town of
1
ft
During the counter
brought into iiction to
revolutionists to Kin
one of tho cur: iationft
of the J
iitther vlo
:-ir wor
ort of Ihe
tph shows
for the window displays of the TI-, Pendleton and West 00 feet of fr-tfj
overal ejirh day.
ADAMS PARENT-TEACHER
CLUB HOLDS
was a social success as well as flnan
.daily. Dainty refreshments were
served, which consisted of fruit salad.
wafers and ten. The rooms were
prettily decorated with bcgutlfol
f spring b)ofor4
M. T. Baker, a ranchman, of East
Birch jCiek, was a visitor In this city
Thursday.
"John nrndhurn Is mnklrig'some lm
provemeiits injfront of the City Barber
Shop, and the "Crystal Palace" bullr
ings, wflich he owns. , The oA tgooden
Walks have been torn out Jtltd CPtt-
creto walks are being constructed.
Tho est b.Ank, of East Brich creek
(East Oregonian fcpecsnl.)
ADAMS. May 111. Tbt rcguUr Par
ent 'Jeachcr Bnttgettooherf jsoctal
was held at the Ada"ma school house
on Fi-idav at n. m. - They had a
g,.o,l pr.iBram and a large crowd ; jjaW fcuUl -up, Mle-tte-Man
in anonoance. aii ciijivcu me '-.street foot brldne. which U t r Mr.
"Mr HoKue
of 1'cndleton. or the 111-
fcle class, was In Adame on. Thursday
evening and conduced the liiblo cass
here. All enjoyed his tiks and in
struction. t,. li l.letinllen hnd ReVella l.ieulit
len sent tic ir eirttle to the rnnch
across tho river on pasture for the
summer.
Mrs. Carl MeConnell and Mrs. Have
St-ne. motored to Pondleton Wednes
day to do snme shopping.
Mr.. Mablo Boylen and children of
Pilot Hock, will remain the guest of
her mother. Mis. Mclntyre. on the
ranch near Athena for a few days.
Miss Martha Labadio was In Ad
ams Wednesday calling on old friends.
E. T Rogers of Pendleton, piotored
to Adams Wednesday.
I. M. Bchannep of Pilot Rock, who
is running for tho nomination of coun
ty Judge on the republican ticket, was
in AiMms Tuesday. , ' i
Mis. CharM Shnts' and children
Uft Frld.iv f..r Portland to visit rela
SveJI Ml.l IrleTldA foV a-few weeks and
sHlqhd the Baptist Sunday school con
vention In that city.
llorle Green, who has been confined
to his home with Illness, Is able to bo
out. Dr. Smith of AtheSa was nttend
Irts jlhysleian. Mrs Green has tfean
sick and Is Improving now, and Ms.
Murray, who Is quite ill, Is some bet
ter today. (
Wrenle Green of the Adams chop
mill was a Pendleton business visitor
Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Winn motorod to Pen
dleton Wednesday.
Mr. ,od. Mrs. Clarence Tubbs and
children inotored to Pendleton Mon
day from their ranch near Adams.
Rev. Haslem of Hold Hill. Idaho,
has decided td come to Adams June 1.
Ho has been called by the Baptist de
nomination for tho coming year. Rev.
Haslem has been manager In a sloro
ln InaftiijlL. ajaufe
Miss fcihjen Bowrllntr. a grndnnte of
the Unhripihc oJallf6rnla, will tench
mathematical at I Orajide high
' JVow vou Know
vhy the 2?i rets Sing
Nervousness, bearing-down and
stretching pains In the abdomen are
avoided by the use of
Mother's Fhiexd
according to the testimony of tj"?u,
and of mothers who have ucd this
time honored preparation. Mothers
Friend sothe the fine net work of
nerves beneath the skin, end thru its
regular use, during the period, tho
muscles ere msde to expand more eas
ily. Mother's Friend Is turd extern
At oil IVUXUT
fliltsl Re. .11, t on Mhood sad Bshr ftss.
kJkeURtsulewcVv, Prt.m.Adsais.Oi,
llradburn'a property. jf ft
The W II. Ci.ndra family Save b, en
III dtirtnlr the-past week, -fp'ti thougtsl
they, have lnflnenxa. awsei
.,,Mr. and Ml1 Ralph Wegner were
visitors In this city Thursday.
Mr. Wegner visited at the home of
her mother Mis. Sylvester Seott, while
Mr. Wegner lot iced lifter business. The
grain south eot of this city ts doing
very fine repots Mr. Wegner.
The Pilot Rock Auto Co.. this week
did a flourishing business, when
they sold five cars. John Blanchett
bought Stu.rbaker big six; James
Nelson of Butter Creek, a special Stu-del.ak.-r
six; Robert 8tubblefield a
Ford touring nr: H. M. Boylen a
Rtudebaker f , or and Lester Hoscal a
Ford Roadster.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Carnes entertain
ed a few friends at dinner Thursday
evening at tt-eir hoaae on Willow
street. The fcttcat list Included Mr.
and Mrs. K. K. Hulohlnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Truman and Judge uud Mrs. I.
M. S. haunnp.
Mr.. Albert Bhyletl and two children
left Wedne-.dny fr Helix where tlcy
will visit a short litno at tho home of
Mrs. Boylen'!. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. C. Mclntyre.
In honor of Mrs. O. X. Johnston,
who ' leaves soon for Bnlse. Idaito to
mskr her home, Mrs. H. T. Fanning
woe hot'tes.1 for a lunoheon Thursday
afternoon. In the center of the table
was a prettily arranged 1 niiquet or
red carnations, rovera were- laid for
15 frleuds of the guest of honor and
those enjoying Mrs. Fannlngs hospital
ity were: Mesdnmea Carl Jensen.
Frank Huff, William Glass, Merwln
Gilbert, Roy Marcum, Marvin Roy
Bruce eilliert, Walter Atbrelcht.
George Sehfcgei. Ida Russell, Huth
Rover, Hoyt. Miss Velma Smith, and
Mrs. Johnston.
Theiuplls of the th, 7th and sth
snides of the Pilot Rock Gramnr.r
school hiked U .Duffs Grove Friday
afternoon. They were acecrnpanie..'
by Misses Alma Sherman, nnd Hlsie
Miller. They started on their trip
about 2: JO. A campflre supper wss
cooked and the party .returned homo
In l , e n 10I evening.
K. Fanning left for Portland
Ft I (ay morning for a few days .visit
Willi Me parent. He also expects IP
sen his sister who Is visaing In the
Row City from Cincinnati.
Fris Vocs, cashier of the Helix bank
and U. Scharpf, cashier of the Am
erican National Bank passed through
the cltv Tuesday on a short flshlnir
trip. They returned Wednesday, with
their baskets well filled with speckl
ed beauties.
Mrs. Ward Stanley, and Infant son
Word Boylen returned to their home
in this city Thursday.
The members of the Wconomlcs
Cominitteo of the Plb t Rovk Com
munity Club had charge of the regular
meeting. Wednesday evening, It being
their date lo entertain. After tho bus
iness meeting, and the club members
had voied to loin the State Federation
of Clubs, light refreshments were serv
ed which consisted of chicken, sand
wiches, coffee and Ice cream. Small
white and pink baskets, filled with
cherry blossoms were prettily arranged
for place cards. The Indies, compos
ing the Bconom'cs Committee tire
Mesdames Carl Jensen. C. A. Cooper.
Herbert Hoylen. Cummlngs. and H. H
Hlndermsn.
.lerrv Kalen of Iho BuUcr Creek
QUEBEC KEEPS
TO DIREi
gram, promotes business and advertis
ing und looks after the pushing of
home products. He is in I'endleton
today on a business Visit to some of
the local factories and will go to On
tario, Oregon, this evenlnff.
tional Ixit
I'endlcton.
13. Block 58, rte
Add.
c?rrft,ir?i y Riijj mftG WHER
'OrvllJe Douglas, who acted as onfl
nf the judges for the county omlor.ml
and derr&naulory contest at the hifh
school latst night, in senior at Whit
man College and o member of the tie -
bate team. He holds the office of stu
dent hody presidf-nt and is prominent
in college activities.
GLEAN SWEEP MADE BY !
BEAVERS WITH SHUTOOTi
1L MEETS
K C. Amann ami R. E. Phelps both
of the State Highway department,
and P. M. Downey, will leave this aft
ernoon for Portland in Mr. Downey's
car.
Tho burning of the O.-W. R- & X.
bridge near Cayuse probably means
that the bridge will later be repl.-tced
by steel or concrete, in the opinion of
J. G. Burl, auditor for the railroad.
Mr. Buri. who was in Pendleton to
day, says that the bridge was difficult
to repair as It required about two
hours to set a timber. He ayi; that
the b.-W. railroad is dispensing with
wooden bridges.
,MONTJlEAL. Que., May 10 In fu
ture when American sportsmen wish
lo vlajt the wilds of this province In
finest of game or f;sh a bureau here
will hp at their disposal where guides,
game, wardens and inspectors w'll be
on hand to tell the Nirorois vvhare
they are "biting best" and .where tlfe
game comes in droves, watting lor the
poll .if the trigger
TTio now f Mi and game Information
isi t.: , I nt n erenter colonlr.a-
tl.-n ilan innched by the provincial duy
government and fir which ts, 000, 000
wan votod at the last session of parlia
ment.. Inquiries from the lnited Stales al
ready indicate that the largest number
of American fishermen and hunters
WH as
' hid wny to the'i nmnila -fet-est reserve
A. It. t'oppockof Athena, and J. c:
Hawkins, of Cold Spring, both promi
nent Cmatilla county wheat urowers
and members of the Farm Hureau ex
ecutive board, were in the city jester-
August is tho worst mimt h for for
est fires, according lo V, W, Cponor,
district fir wp.rdeti who' Is etni.i. id
by the state to old III fsro vrev.in:;,i
Mr. Connor, who hns as his territory
tourists, since before the j Wherlef-. Want. IjjnatiUo, and Morrow-
war, will cume no.th this summer and c unugs, ; w.ts jn , i-.-iw.ei...,. ...., ....
the ntw bureau is only ono of niany
plans (f" look after their needs.
on an inspection trip. His headquar
ters are in Spray, Wheeler county.
IE
(Iy Associated Press.)
SEATTLE. Wash., May 10. Port
land made, a clean sweep of the s-ries,
defeating Seattle 6 to 0. The crippled
Seattle club played poorly, several of I
Portland1 runs resulting from errors
Keinhart, the pitcher secured from St. j
T. on is. pitched fair ball for the losers l
but his support was ragged. Port-j
land's first two runs resnltitit; from j
Blue's triple and Wisterriu's single.
Oaks and Vi-rnon Ilreak Kvc-ri
LOS ANHELES. Cal.. May 10 Oak
land and Vernon split even Sunday,
Vernon winning the morning game,
3 to 0. Oakland the afternoon per
formance 4 lb 2. In trie morning
came the Tigers did all their scoring
In the third Inbinff. '
Two single;, and a double Off W
Mitchell In the first inning of the i.ft-
ernoon contest netted the Oaks three
runs. r. 'l 1 I ' '' - s - ,
Dell pitctud a wonder.'ul ranie In
the morning, nllowing only two hits,
one of then! nil irfie'.d hit. 4
J A. A. Foss. of Athena, oiierated a
hardware store for a number of years
but at present Is taking a welt -arne'l
I rest from business cares. He -is in
Pendleton today on a short visit.
Twilight baseliall, with the church
leaguo furnishing the entertainment,
will open tomorrow evening at 6:15 at
Itound-l'p park wheh the intermed
iates of the Methodist church and
Presbyterian church meet in a five
inning, contest. There are five teams
in tho league and about three games
will he played each week.
The opening game of the senior lea
gue will be played on Friday eyaatni
tit the same hour. All the contest will
be five Inning uffciirs a,Pi the loflal Y.
M. t. A. ofganltatJon is lo bo in ehurge
of tho schedules.
WEST END LE
TWO ONE-SIDED GAMES
Before removing to Portland, F. E.
Judd was vice president of the AmerU
can National bank. Now he holds a
similar position with the E. J. Burke
Wool Co.
ton today
Interests.
Mr. Judd came to Pendle-
to look after his business
Jean V.
IMlot Hock
m u nicvpal
Klrkpatrick, who edits the
Record and also holds a
position there, was in tht
city last evening-. Prof. J. J. Rn 11.
Mrs. Ttussell and young son were ftj9o
in town from fellot Rock. All attend
ed the declamalorv and oratorical con
tests ut the uiyh school.
I'i - and Senators Ditidc
SAIVT LAKK CITY, Utah, May m.
Facracnento and Salt Lake divide a
double-header, Sacramento winning
Ing the first Ra!ne. 6 to 3, and l&fctJU
Lake the MQfind 5 t 3.
The first was iractlcally Jocided In
the third Inning when Eldred doubled
with the bases fulT. Ttumlcrs double,
which .sojit in two rwns in the sev
enth. hrtKe a'l'-fi En th" s contl ij iiac.
Salt LaMtf Won tlr Wflei,' 4' '
v . jfj !
In this tn
Kemo Is a i
heiFfenoh l
DANISH OFFICIALS ARRIVE Gl
WIHELtSS fvllSSSQN
ApiMn' Take sor'e-i
SAX FRANT1SCO. Cald,, May 10.
Los Angeles took both morning and
afternoon gt.mes from Pan Francisco.
7 to 2 and 5 to 0, winning the series,
5 to 2.
In the morning frny the Angels hit
Jordan hard, getting four runs from
a triple, three doubles and a sinKle.
Iew-s replaced Aim and he. too. was
hard hit.
In the afternoon gnme the 'Seals
t-nlv came close to scoring, fast dou
ble plays by the- Angels killing
chances.
thi
A. Frentnel, local automobile dealer,
expect to go to Portland tonight on
a business trio.
Feb" defeated UnUttlM 12 to 2 Sun
d.iv on the 1'iuntillll eroiliids in II tinl.ie
that was devoid of fe. .lures. The Feb.,
team scored at will ifbd showed that
it Is about the strongest outfit in the
West Pmatllhi league. A larKe delc
xatlon from Keho intended the game.
Hcrmiaton won on its own around
from the Irrigmi team by a acore. of
17 to 7. As In the game nt Umatilla
tho contest was pretty much one-sided
and Hermlston had no trouble winn
ing. Interest In the same was good
and It was well uttended.
CHARtJES PAPER "CORN KIP
M'ASHINOTON May 10 Charges of
a "corner'' In print paper were made
today before the senate committee In
vcstigatlns the paper shortage by
CortlanjJ Smith, president of the Am
erican Press Association. Smith tes
tified that print paper niartufactbxers
were in conspiracy t.1 reguluto both
production and prices.
"MADAME BUTTERFLY"
ROSE NEW CREATION
IN FLOWER WORLD
SPHINOFIEI.D. O.. May 10. Fol
lowers of styles In landscape garden
ing will plant the "Madame Butter
fly' rose this spring It is the latest
creation in tho rose world. Millions
of "Madame Butterfly" plants wore
grown this year by Spflnnfleld florists,
the largest growers of pot flowers in
the world.
'Madame Butterfly" Is an cvor
biooming, single stemmed flower and
is declared to be very beautiful. Tears
of cultivation and care were required
to produce "Madame Putterfly" before
it was declared perfect enough to
market. The rose is what florists and
rose-lovers call a sport. While It ts
supposed tj grow s deep rose plnk
fluwer primarily, It Is Just as ltkely'to
grew- half a dosen other shades eauul-
l US iHOUtlfllt.
Riijpll Moores ts in the city toda
on business. He is a bond salesman
for Morris brothers.
Fred IJon. it left this morning for,
Portland. He will go from there to
Albany and will be accompanied
home bv Mrs. Doncit ali-1 daughter.
who have been Visiting
of Mrs. llonert'a parents.
the honic
Ho-
Tbmunaon, of V
today.
itilla. Is in
M. D. Orange, pioneer druggist of
Pilot Rock was one of the prominent
cttisens of that place In Pendleton to
day, on his way to Portland fur a visit
with his mother.
(Tty United Tress.)
WASHi.NUTON". May 7.- The Am
rican Legion today begun a campaign
o force action on the soldiers' bor.us
bill.' National tVimiiKinder 1. Oliver
said he sent a telegram to all posts
urging them to state to their conress
men that they deni:.i.,l passage of the
Fordney bonus bill, the mafbaure re
cently reported from the wa)s and
means cominitteo and now being re
Euulpped with rod und basket, W.
D. Humphrey, local sportsman, left
this afternoon to visit an "Id friend
who resides about So miles from
Pasco. The two friends will spend a
few days fishing in tho Columbia river
Harry Banfield returned last night
from La Grande, where ho spent tho
week-end vlgltlng friends.
Leave lor Milton
A millinery school is to bo held in
Milton tor the next two days, with
Miss Lydla Hoolitllo. of o. A- CJ. in
charge, i Miss Doollttle and Miss Ulla
May Harmon, counjy deinonstratiou
agent, left today for Milton.
J. N. Eldridgo and sort Willie, left
Pendleton Saturday evening tor
Creighton. Now Mexico, where they
will spend the next three or four
weeks on business.
BWINESS LOCALS; WANT
AOS.
FARMERS' MAuKtT & EXCHANGE
P. O. Box 787. R.vl lYdse, Montana
wants to buy all kinds of fruits and
vegetables In small or ear l"t.s. Al?a
we have some good stock cattle for
iaie. Direct from producer to con
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
OST One gray colt, 3 yearn ol
Branded B with bar under on rlgft
shoulder, weight about 1200 lbs. No
tify Jim Bad road. Pendleton. Orego
The pho('Kraoh sh'-ws. U'ft to ritrl'f. apln'n p. Ktber ff the IHinmh Rrtyii!
Enplru'crs. I'mfrssor I. O. rilcrsin of the Royal Ttchnlcitl 'ollee, OYm
maiKlcr, ir. J. S-hlederman of thoJRoyal Danish Navy. Mr. T if. Ivniruk Dan
ish Ch'ef of Du'dU- Works, and V. (i. Thompson. jn official ul t,lij yajralah
Koyal Telcgrfarh. Tin- have etme t" the l'n it cd Stat.s to ufranQp for a li
re ct wireless servire to t'opc'ihacn.
lilliPfews
Pluw,5Iakcrs for the World
J. B. Mctook, of the American Na
tional Hank, .and W. Schwnrtscnberg,
of the Pendleton Holler Mills, went to
Portland Suuday on No. 17 on a short
business trip and are expected to re
turn Tuesday.
Hhea I.uper. now assistant state en
gineer, is in the race lor public ser
vire commissioner. Mr. Luper. who
Is an Eastern Oreicon man. w.is a Pen
dleton visitor Saturday.
Other cars hiay have turned back
fler trying tho. mud.l road to Uim;-
FOR SALK 40 acres on Cabbags
hill, 10 acres plowed and 7 irea in
fall wheat. Small house ar-d gam
partly finished. Address o. F. Smith,
R08 Calvin street. Pendleton. Ore.
FOR SALK 610 acres of erasing land
Bee. SS.Tp. 2, N. R. 35. K. YV. M
near the Wcinaha Kuel leserve. In
tT'outtlla t'o - Address W. W. Knlslo,
190 3rd St. La Or.inde, Oregon.
WANTED Pasturo for IOO head
mules. Address "83-S' cure this
office.
FOR SALK t7ood ho -se tent It by ;
Se. near seheol. Address "S3-R"
care this office.
VV ANTI- r - Work horses and mules u
V re 17 sections goo-l bunch i
, - '-nty -f running wa er. Ad-!
-s or " W. H- Switsl. r. frra-'
111I-. ---- or Al Wlllimnt. Kenne-:
vk, Vnh, .
Stutg'is & Storie
Pendleton, (Ire, Walla Walla, Wash,
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