East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 29, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE THIRTEEN, Image 13

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 20, 1020
PAOK THIRTERW
COMMISSIONERS
REPORT
Ov'm tudxgPl r-i.
The fnilonlnc la a list of the County
"Wiii-rant allowed at the 11)20 May
term of the County Court of tlio Btate
' of Oregon for UmatUla County, except
thoxe allowed by HMtute:
nrol I 'Mini
1,. li. Frnxlcr. KUpplleg all of. . t S.0
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., do 71.80
Kant OreKonlan, election and
it her office J2.95
Guv Conk. Circuit Court hulllff 86.00 !
H. l Ilutc hlnann, u I Jury
. bailiff 8.00
Porker Tnxt Co., poor and
Ornnd Jury 4.S5
Jay Kordyco Wood, et ol, wlt-
Klate va. Btlllwi ll . . 392.30
J. 8. Heekwlth, Court reporter 20.00
M. J. Koator, Juryman 82.00
J. 8. Heekwlth, tranncrlpt of
, loHtlmony Bnte v. Wilder..
C '.. Kanclhll. Circuit Courr .
-J m II. Parkea, J. P., 8(am va,
If. t Hotiblna, et al
On,. l. Pell, wltncoH do
A. A. Robert, do
J. C. Marin, do
Je H. Parkeii, ,J. P., v. E. J.
'ir.'l ;.. t Ol
Kllhaui fltntliinery fj Ptif., aup-
i,ii. m. sh. Tirrs" Sim . .
.11, T. Mrown. cnllcctlntf tnxeH. .
Joii Cunha. Jr., et al, Jurymen
A. C. Punk, overtime collecting
fa"" U.0.00
Clai.i lll.-oniu!jit, shn-lfr of. or,. on
JJobi.,1 Whi cli r. .In
jVkjlei i I'm, mi Ti t Co.. do . . .
T D. Taylor, t s ..:: rt n.o.i of
pcUoner
ppil
T Miialum I. Or. Co., EX Putnam 12.00
Allf n-KnlKlit Co., county hoi. 80. 2
ECconofny Orooory Co., for
Lama lllanchett 2t.ES
Kvelyn Mortlmore, cookf at
county honpltal 00.00
Walter HrogK, labor do 70.0
Mr. K. M. Mortlmore, houae-
work and nurne Co. Hmp. . . 75.00
Jerard A Temple, Kiippllc. do. 100.00
C. p. liowman, do 18.2s
Peoples Warehouw, do S2.M j
J. I Vaughan, do 14. 1(1
Alexander, do 87.20
Daan Tatom Co., do 174. 02
St. Anthony's Honpltal per John
Jordan, et al 1 26. oo 1
Economy Drug; Co., Co. Hosp. . 4.88
RTl.a ....... JJW;:...
Oregon state HlKhwuy Com... Hll.r.o
Laura ifarriH, MlMHlf Mlk'a
camp : fv . . 4.4
lltgby Harris, do 117. t
Beat em Oregon Motor Oaraige,
do 4 I 2
L. Al 1 : 1,1 , do 8.00
McKenzle Hro., do go. so
J. It. Puller, do 1..'.0
Tumanim Lbr. Co., do 23.10
D. McKachron, do 7.00
J. Ok McDiinleV. do 4S.68:
Walter 51. Ranaon, auto hire.
Ituiher road 14.04
Pendleton iim Work, huppIIcm J3.00
H. . Kaaer, xiippllea 20.15
Itiuwnll crundcr Mfir. Co.,.
Taylor JIdw. Co., do 4 1.1 0 Isturitia & Siorle, do
57.00 I E. H. Hartun?,
17.15i Oulch
la lair
Hmythe-Lonergan Co., do
Paelflo p. u. Co., do
w. J. Clarke, do 10.50 begun u,r. Vani, uppliia.
1 00 W. J. Clarke, ild
16.4.40 11'. K. Hoy. do
k.18 Al Pair, nuppllea
Pendletiui Auto Co., ib
CiLHeyLbr. Co
Hlnipxon Tiro Service Co., do
dn
2!.6:i
.15.00
P.e-
..rk
Churl.-.. '! (fndli
4"! rk'n nf.'ii e
Ira'tn lluilci 11 C'c
C. T. iloldhv.-n't -. 1I11 7.00
Cttntx-r ttt.ui.' i'ii, dn ... 42.00
1'iilii M i 'a.' inti "u
lor.ler
Co.- ,v -ilt'tn. H
mi treMviirer'g ufflce
JP. tF I '.rb.'i r, Aiwawir
j. f. IrS .. .1"' -V,
Ca,rl S "i V : at. di
BlMitlpli Pn etjktf I. il
Al'fi- II. 1.' i.ii. iln
J. I . WilJron, do
Geo If nntngff. ilc
R. o. Haw Us, do
Pcnl.iml Pros., drnyage for
S. li-" I Superintendent
W. W. (ireen. S hool SuMrln
tendent, 1 .mt and ex-p-line
.-
John W. Cruham Co., do. ... .
Pearl E3. Ilrozxon, widow pen-
Ton. et al 327.50
pacific P. A I. Co.. court houae 134.50
Pendleton Water Worka. do ..
Smytbe-LonciKan Co.. do ....
T. D. Tab.r. buurd of prisoner
Max Racr. county Jail
C. P. Miller, ill
I J. McFnnl. examine Inenne
J M. Hilton, Dep. Watnnat r
(leorge Debari. do
Kllham 8u. A Pt. (So., aup-
nliea watrmnMer . 63.6"
Pendleton Auto Co. do . . . .
I'matllla Fluur A firaln On
fUmpaiin Auto Co., do
Went Kiui (Iroeery, do
J. A. It.,. 1, attending Mr. Car
roll . .
Prultland Grocery Co.. for Mr.
Clark 46.00
O, A. C : 2875.00
S. P. Hutchlmion, for Mr. Al
len Rhode
Himly & Ci ., dog llcenfa
Hiiliplie
Pin.. . II. Oral, Sealer of
WeielitM and Measure
I John HaII.-v, Jr., Jlivenllle uf
29.80 J fcor
I MIalon Trading Co., for D. It.
Dortcri family
W. H. I.Kluy, Traffie officer..
Dr. C. W. Thomas, et al, re
cur, ling birtha
It. T. Broan, Clerk, pontage. .
Anna M. Harthrung. Circuit
Court Bteaogiapher
(J. 1 DunnliiK, Co. Cum. ulnry
R. F3. Anilerson, d
H 2 A. C. Punk, Dep. Sheriff, do
I J. p. Mat to. do . . . f
3.32 j A. Klakcley, do .'
4 1 no
140.011
958.58
1 SC. 00
15.97
107.58
24.33
1.00
1 2.1.117
29.66 ,
'ill. Il"
' I
14.10 1
1.7"
1.70
i.ro
M7.5
74.80 I
90.00 !
8.82
10.00
8.76
34.88
:..i
1 4. C5
02. 00
31.90
46.00
75.98
74.19
piM iiautVlily Co., do 914.21
C. f. Priiehstel, Dep. Clerk
Joyce Hays, atenographer .
II. S. nurruugliH, Dep. Recorder
6.00
6 .",.00
90.00
lon.Oo
130.00
130.00
125.00
100.00
135.00
Pacific Tel. V Tel. Co 29.60
Hi La York, supplied 30.00
Keif Oiling Wheel Rearing So.. 4?.00
Tumalum l.br. Co. Walla Walla
river J. 00
Taylor dw. Co., nupplles .... 201.84 1
Loy a flaruue. for outfit Nn. 1 . . 36.08
Pacific P. & U Co 1.00 J
Chnrlea Milne, supplies 1.80 1
Ailen-Kuight Co.. do, 142.73
Mr. Jesale Harrington, sup- .
plies Silk's enmp 33.32
Shops- n Auto Co., supplies ... 1.4
B. 1 McCook, do .7
Rlectriet Service Station, do .. BS.9
L. i. J-'razier, do .76
Oregon Afoior Garage, do
; Walla Walla llrazing & Weld
ing Co.. labor 37.60
T. C. Ellinlt Co., supplies,
Silk' camp 140.83
i W. 1. Gadwa. repair 1.70
' Pendleton Rubber & Supply
Co., Co. Surveyor .
Standard Oil Co. . .'.
W. J. Rums, repairs
Guy Cook 100.00 1 Murphy pros., supplies
' 'in K. Al. Mortiniore 100.00
12.00
27.00
200.
MI.I10
62.00
7'l.dO
1.00
r.i.-n
135.00
.60
180.12
.74
17.40
82.50
184 2S
3.50
9.70
5.00
10.00
7.50
fti rtcrtal Road Putid
S. R. Hunter, et nl. labor
District No. 1
trilllams A illlnper. supplies..
Kd Huon, et al, Inhor, Dis
trict Nn. 2
I'M Ifoon, do 221.00
Selgel E3AtOfl, siipidle 68.38
C. W. Avery, et al. labor Dl-
trlct No. 5 316.10
1 3.6.-,
394.00
71. sr,
292.7
2.21
794. 0C
7.60
3.30
2.00
10.00
12(1.35
30.00
13.
80.48
13.82
Aubrey K. Perry. Wu terms titer 227.32
Edlle M. Johnson, election .. 10. 50
It. T. Brown, prepaid express
election lippHra 6.92
H Qoodwln. eleclion 8 14
Oln Priidhomme. election
uppllra 71.36
1enlii ml Urea eli-clion .50
Ralph A. Holte. do 4 0
Retta E. Halley. do 12.10
U M. Brown, do 24.00
Beta Pernon. do 12.50
D. J. MoFaul, birth and con
tagion dtaeases - -5
l'Bi itUln. County Library 676.20
cthr
Pktnh Mare. Co, Ror Walker
-family t9.',l
A. ". Koeppen Bro,, Jail and
poor
T. C. Elliott Co.. for O. E. Put-
oaui 23.92
Mrs. W. II. Muwelnian. for
Mr. Hnlverson 20.00
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society. . . 10.00
George AMIIler Co., for E. It
Vaughn
Jnnc A Jones, supplies
Will Hall, et ul. labor Dis
trict No. 7
Isaac Christopher, labor. Dis
trict No. 10
W. J. Wattenherger. et al, la
bor, District No. is
Kcho Merc. Co
James XelMin. et al, labor. Dis
trict No. 21
Thomas Jsoues. et al. labor,
District No. 22
C. O. Rrneher Hdw. Co.. sup-
plle
A. Ellcnl'erger. do
Fnncho Sliibblefleld. do
1a B. Roy. do and repairs
John M. Winn, et al. labor. Dis
trict No. CS 104.00
63.00
l7
64.00
40.50
84.20
19.00 '
12.60 I
8.00
Harry Huston, et nl, do
J. P. Thompson, ct al, lalior.
District No. 28
E. 1'. MS hJ I. lrawln;r road.
District No. 21
J. T. Hoops, et al. lalHir. DiH-
trlcl No. 3 7
Frank Wnugnman, et al. labor.
District No. 4 4
Aubrey E. Perry, surveying and
viewing roads
W. L. Perry, do
Ionard Pell, do
T. P. Noyer, labor
Lee Matlock, do .
Itoht. Murray, labor 63. Cl
R. Evan, et al. warehouse
payroll 658.26
R. E. Phclp. rnadma.ster, of
fice 174.38
H. W. Silk's payroll 2640. 7
S. R Peterson, et al, rnther
road 91.84
Ed Mlil-r et al. Price Davla
payroll 990.04
Tulloch A Smythe, supplies. . . 704.00
'lltit Auto Radiator Work. . . .
Pleucken Auto Springs Works.
State Industrial Institution, Ins.
flrace AT , Glllbun. prepaid
freight and supplies 48.69
fira . A. Gllllanu do 103.21
It. E. Phelps, do 44.01
Cheshire Hdw. Co.. Silk's camp 111.28
Twin City Meat "Co., do 81.64
Hood itondlns 1 inn!
Prentiss Cutler, et al. Havan-
na-Hellx 7 2. 11
V. Waggoner, et al, fiunnyslde-
Pmapine 600.58
O. Lund, et al, Preeland's pay
roll 884.50
S. P. Patterson, et ul, Havvu.-
na-Heltx: 207.80
S If. Harbour, et al, Weston
camp . 3090.4 4
August Alshuth. et al. Camp
"A" '564.60
IL Francis, et al. Pendleton
Morrow County ..1600.39
Wm. Riley, et al. Wm. Kidd . . .2758.39
Chris Jensen, et al, Gefcke and -
Bain payroll 1S79.08
Frank I teed, et al 815.93
Al Knight. Moore & Meyers .. 100.00
P. Freeland 100.00
112.no! C. L. Palmer Board 100.00
Porter & Conley. contract . . .13.489.36
353.00 ! Clifton. Applegate A Toole, do 64.86.
W. C. Warden. Freeland Camp 11.00
Pete Murry. fencing on Cab- . i
liage Hill JS.0O
Agnes Craig, re-setting fence. . 10.00
Haniley A Co., supplies Camp
"D" 31.87
Geo. c. Boer A Co.. Pendleton -
ilornm- County .., 81S.70
P. B. Rothrock, supplies 4.20
Smythe-Lonergan Co.. do 7.00
11 00 I HermlNton Auto Co.. Gefeke
37.13 Bain
Standard Oil
t 'm il II I;l Plour & Grain Co.,
various camps 725.43
Stanfield Warehouse Co.. stor
age 4 5.00
Van Petten Lbr. Co., Pendle-
tan-Cabbage Hill 92.00
W. J. Clarke. 1138.44
If N. Balo, Gefeke and Bain.. 32. S8
1'cho Auto Co., do 62.20
J. L. stork, do 3.50
Special
A , guarantee of
honeet representation
amounts to a lot when
purchasing a new (or
particularly) a used
automobile. All of
our used ears are
overhauled in our
own shop, so we know
exactly the conditions
they are in. They are
npt advertised or of
fered for sale until
they are put in the
very best of mechani
cal condition. We
feel that hv this
method we can assure
our patrons and cus
tomers as reliable ser
vice and better values
for the money invest
ed in our standard
makes on our slightly
used cars, than what
they would be r,ble to
purchase on new cars
of the cheaper class.
We have Buicks,
Paiges, Franklins,
Haynes, Willys
Kniirht, Peerless and
Cadillacs. If you are
at all interested we
would be glad to have
you call by phone or
come and see what we
have to offer. Our
prices are right and
terms reasonable.
Umatilla Auto Co.
Haynes and Winton
Dealers
809 Garden
Phone 417
1 Guaranteed Expert
J PHOTO WORK
'5 We don't care who g
f has been doing your j!
work or whether it has p
just been satisfactory 4
2 5r not, but if it is done J
S at "Tallman's" we make 8
g it satisfactory.
18 Films in hpfntua 10 n 4
m
rums in below lu a.
m. out at 5 p. m.
Films in between 10 a.
m. and 5 p. m. out at
noon next day.
Enlarging a Specialty.
& CO.
TA
t'aullng Druggist 4
III ".It MA N ClaACSSliMI.'S
Hpct'lal Agent
, fdaho State Life Insnranci
Co.
! n Old Line Comany that doea al i
't buainess In ti.o weat.
I Jl Beauregard 8L P. O. Box II I
Phonn S27-W.
Auto Repairing,
You
per
Our work isJbeing dtfne. by factory experts,
are at liberty to come in and help on your car
sonally inspect it yourself.
We do all kinds of Repairing and Overhauling
and are at your service. Every job that leaves our
shop is absolutely guaranteed.
SPECIAL PRICE OF $1.00 PER HOUR
Garof alo Motor
Repair Co.
Watch Us Grow.
Below P. O.
Phone 879-W
612 West Alta Street
m
Expert Automobile
Repairs
1.95
22. 2S I
1.50
15.60
2.24
63.85
Taylor Hdw. Co., do 650.08
Union Bridge Co., do 38.00
Lay Garage, do 4'.05
R. P. Konimerp, do '. 49.00
P. T. Harbour, do '.'. 11. Oil
Inland Empire Lbr. Co., Gefeke
and Bain 11 2.84
Gillanders & Burroughs. Camp
"P" 7.04
Weaton Mercantile Co.. Frtfe-
land Camp' 40.50
Marfield & Rhodes, Gefeke
" and' Bain .' 58.91
PeopleH Warehouse,' Camp
Freeland .... 290.54
Dnwnevfi Market, "Win. Kidif
Camp 887.3?
Charles Co., various camps .. 56.00 1
. oncrcte Pipe Co., Milton
Athena . .' . . .
Al Roberts, W. Kidd
B. 1 . Burroughs
Morrison & Son, Gefeke and
Haln 16
Weston Transfer Co 1
Gr.ttan'a transfer Co.. Havana-Helix
S3
Simpson Tire Service Co
Gray Bros.. Wm. Kldd !?
Preston Shaffer Mill Co.. Camp
6641.00 !
f.00
13.22
3
I Earning Power I
The most expensive item in operating a truck
is INTERRUPTED SERVICE.
A truck out of use not only stops earning, it
stops other operations. Delayed collection of work
means delayed deliveries, with dissatisfied custom
ers and often a loss in trade. '
White Trucks have the highest operating effi
ciency known. They stand up and keep going in
definitely, year in and year out. When you want-
them they are ready. jtt
Their steady volume of performance. insures
high earning power THE MOST WORK FOR
THE LEAST MONEY.
THE WHITE COMPANY
Cleveland
I " Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co
722 Cottonwood St ii
Pendleton, Ore. Phone 46
I White trucks I
lfxawlers, vnrlous t'ampH . . .
Golden West Creamery Co., do.
Atkins On.. Cofeke ml Ualn..
W. a. Leathers, do
Umatilla atind & QraveJ Co., do
Kcho Mercantile Co., do
Clayton FarrlnRton, Wm. Kidd
Pendleton Tnniiiifr Co., do.
Jon54-Scott Co., Gefeke and
Balu
IS
16
Jones a Jones. aitip I
X. K. McDanieLs. Weston Camp 80.:
Tunialum Lbr. Co., ffimdleton-
Morrow , 10
j Pendleton Tribune, Adv. roads 5
Oregon jr. Co., vnriotut camps 82
j flraee A. Gil Horn, prepaid
freight and supplies J2
Grace A. Gilliam, do ; . . .
I Kcho Mercantile Co., Gefeke
I and 1 :. in ,
I W". L. CiimminKs. Camp A"..
I H. B. Cowgill. dn 1
Pendleton Drug Co., Pendleton
Morrow County 6
Twin City Meat Co., Camp "D '. 93
Uverland Sales Co., Wm. Kldd 79
State Industrial Accident In.
Com (48
Mif. Itachol Kirkatrick, right
of-way 1440
j Ieo Sampson, do ino
Payl Showaway, do 1200
George & Miller On., Oefeke
and liain t.
I P. A. Cheslk, do
Sappers. Inc.. dn
Inland ICmplre Hunk, do ....
H. A. Brandt
Walter M. Uansoni. Havana
Helix
Those who have formed the habit of
bringing their car to our shop fc? repairs,
are already acquainted with the high
grade of work we do. They know that
there is no better mechanically equipped
shop in the city, as they know that there
are no better expert workmen in Pendle
ton. ! J
(.Billy) W. L. Cumming
PendIeto,re.
W. Webb St.
i7 "I"
I'M. ' 'll. : L !
2331
I'M
1.
ifir.
lrt
Corn Miirkt-t Weakens
With 1 also ItepOVCfti
CHICAGO. May 29. Acute weakness-
suddenly mnnlfesteH Itself in the
corn tharket today simultaneously
with fule reports that the switch
men's strike had heen settled. Al
though denials of any settlement w re
soon forthcoming, prices fell a 1-4
rents and closed nervous. 4 3-8 to 5.
1-4 net lower with July 1.63 to 1.63
3-S and September 1.51 S-S to LSI 1-1.
Dots hist 3-4 to 3 l-i' and provision?
twelve to SO cents.
Kven before the hfg eollapse of
values in the .orn market, fluctuations
had been unusually wide and frequent.'
Hears had an advantage a the open
ing as the supply of cars west showed
an increase and it was said country
idfnus were larger. The fact, how
ever, thai exporters were bidding sev
en cents a bushel higher than, yster
dsy for wheat led quickly to a sluirp
iadvnco in corn. Then came an over-
powerlng wave of selling on 'he part
of both longs and shorts but wiih no
apparent definite basin axcetpt the
strike seitlement rumnrs. Oats were
swaved hy the same factors hat gov-
I erneJ corn.
I rrovlslous dcbccudcd with grain.
Home Ties
American men are known the world over for
their deep consideration for a home. In no other
country are the women provided with the necessary
household utilities, for lightening home labor, as in
our own. That is a record to be proud of.
And Pendleton is no exception to that rule; but
everywhere there are some homes devoid of present-da
v household necessities, such as gas kitchens
and gas water heaters. In the far north, wood or coal
would suffice, but not in our hot, humid clime.
Phone me for whatever assistance I can be to you in planning a
gas installation.
"THE GAS MAN"
Pacific Power 8c Light Co.
"Alwaya ait your ar rvlc"
Phone 40
E. Court and Cottonwood