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TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. yREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1920. lror nnrmunu uwi untDuninn special es OF UMATILLA CO. L HUSBAND IN SALT LAKE (Eant Oreconlan Special.) ATHENA, June g. Mr8. O. Koprivn left Friday (or Halt Lake City where she, will join her husband. Bob Koprivn osd Conrad Miller spent Friday In Pendleton. Miss Blanche Swaggart came up from Pendleton Friday evening where she has been visiting at the home of her ulster, Mrs. M. U Alters. Mrs. Iouls Keen and small son spent the day In Pendleton Friday, Miss Dolly Hunter Is lftre from her home In Walla Walla at the William Wlnshlp home. Jake Reno was a visitor In Fendle ton Friday. Mrs. Ethel Piper was in the city from Baker the for part of the w visiting friends. Bill McPherson and Frank Do Freece left Saturday for a couple of (toys fishing trip over on the river. Laurence LJeuallen was In the city from Adams Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. I W. Harder Jr., spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. 1 larders parents. Mr. and Mrs. Do Freece. Jim Deuallen was In the city from Adams Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson spent Sun day at the Jess Myrlck home. Mr. and Mrs. Will Read have as their guest Mr. Read's sister, Mrs. Wood, from Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coomans of The Dalles, were guests at the J. C. Burke home Sunday. Miss Zola Keene. who Is attending Whitman college in Walla Walla, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keene. A large number of Athena people attended the Pioneer Picnic held at Weston Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Charles Hall was In the city from Weston Wednesday. . Matt Mosgrove was in the city from Milton Saturday. Jake Booher came up from Pendle ton Sunday and visited with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Booher. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith left for Portland Wednesday evening where Dr. Smith will attend a meeting of the medical association. I.loyd Mathers came down from Zll lah. Washlngtop, and will spend the summer vacation here. Dr. Dell left for St. Johns, Washing ton, the first of the week and will vis it relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. I.o Grow spent Sunday in Walla Walla. Sheriff and Mrs. T. V. TaTlOlf gaff In the city from Pendleton Sunda. Mrs. C. D. McFadden accompanied ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. John SaOs ister, to Pendleton Wednesday. Miss The 1 ma Crabilyl was In the city from Weston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Deonard were down from Waitsburg Tuesday visiting at the home of Mrs. Leonard's sister, Mrs, George Banister. Dr. Best was In the city from Pen dleton Tuesday, having been called In consultation by Dr. Smith. Frank Rogers was in the city from Pendleton Wednesday. Frsnk Jackson was over from Wes to4 W4nasd Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Eager left wed nenday morning for Dayton where they will visit relatives. Mr. and Mr Eager also plan on visiting with rela. lives in Montana. Raymond Gelssel Is acting as agent nt the O. W. It. N. depot during the absence of Mr. Eager. A. McKenzle Meldrum, former Athena pastor, was In the city from Spokane Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Caspar Woodward and family wer visitors in Pendleton Tuesday. UKIAH HAS BASEABLL AND HORSE RACING (East Oregonian Special.) UKIAH, June 8. Another interest Ing game of baseball w played Sun day afternoon, after which John Lo lens rode a wild horse which bucked very hard. Johnny made a good ride much to the satisfaction of a good crowd. Two horse races were run and Elmer Dickenson's little bny horse won both races. J. T. Huston left Monday for ren- dleton on business. Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell re turned from Pendleton Sunday. Antone Scheels, who Is stationed at Pearson Meadows ranger station, i ports a severe electric storm and reavy rain Friday afternoon at that place. Miss Manila Wright of the Halfway station, has been quite 111 for the last lew days with measles. Mrs. J. H. 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The gar age will be one of the. most modern In automobile row. C. M. GRISWOLD GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Residences, Business Builaings, Apartments, Churches, Garages, Farm Buildings, Job Work. Let me give you estimates on your job. 'OWN VOITR OWN HOME" 728 Cottonwood St. Phone 744 To Build New Structure A. new one story office building is to i, h"t on Garden street. The build JtJg Will cost $1S,000 and will be mod t.Z uuu ut-to-oate. An old residence on Garden street has been torn down to make room for the new structure. Will Complete Addition The new addition to St. Anthony's Academy is expected to be completed by next fall. The building is of rein forced concrete and has two stories. It will be used as a dormitory and for class roonw. When painting your home, why not get the best. USE LOWE BROS. HIGH STANDARD PAINTS Get my figures on painting, papering and calcimining before you let the job. 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McGee Phone 435-M J) News for Mr. Contractor! We are in a position to give you service that wont tie up gp 5 vour work. LET US FIGURE YOUR NEXT JOB. "Own Your Own Home" B. L. BURROUGHS, Inc. Phone 5 W. Webb St. nd back Saturday, Mrs. having1 dental work done. Cordon Mettle took them down In his car. Ed Jacobs of Range, was in town Thursday nigln after a load of sup-piles. Miss Lois Banks of Rltter, who has been attending1 school at College place since; last September passed through town Friday on her return home. Roscoe Dickenson aud family left for Athena Friday to be absent several ays. A nice rain fell Friday but did not last 1-mg enough to amount to any thing. Rev. Joseph Herbert of Walla Wal , but formerly of Uklah returned ednesday to pack tip their house hold t-uods and Bert Martin hauled Anderson lonls Johnson of Walla Walla, Is in Ukluh lor a few days buying horses for the harvest. Mr. Ctemuns of Pendleton, town Thursday. Mi p. Sam "Ledgcrwood, and granddaughter, were Thursday on business. tor, Irene, Mrs. Allyn of Lexington, and Mrs. Bell of Spokane formed a mnmi f lolii n tr rui rt V In at TWdnfrsrt ? . go.ns to Cajle creek, and spending the ,A Xarg ?f "JSfi ht daughter In town jm8- enough fish for supper, which they I cooked on a camp fire. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson and chll- I dren were in town Thursday from the i Nvtaon ranch trading. Frank Chamberlain left for Pcndle-i ton Friday or. a business trip. Ja" Lfcspain returned to CJIrWh the! first of the week after rusticating at j the UiHer springs for a short time. Several of the farmers have Just fin- ! ished planting their potatoes. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Hussell of Pilot Itock visited the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain. Mrs. Alma Hot in and son Kdward re 111 at their home in Albee. Mi. end Mrs. J. P. Kirk and daugh- Oarland, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. "Lowell Ganger, who has been very ill with whooping cough, is now well on the road to recovery. Mr. and Mrs, Charley Hynd and children, Ewing and Ulllas, left for Pendleton Wednesday on business- Fred Steiwer, J. J. Chlsholm and J. Hartnett of Pendleton, returned Main to the Ijixlnka ranch for another hear hunt. They succeeded In killing one bear. .Urn Vinson of Dayton. Washington, In town Friday night on business. on their way to the mountains. NATIVE BORN CHINESE MAY RETURN 10 U.S. Rev. Wilson preached a very- inter esting sermon Sunday morning to an appreciative audience. Subject, 'The Second Mile. Mr. and Mrs. Ranm of Pendleton are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain for a few days. (By United Press. WASHINGTON', June I. The preme court today overruled the (tion of Secretary of fLftbor Wilson In CI1F3CK IT ON PltOITTKKItS refusing to allow Kwock Jan Fat. a (By Fiuted Press.) .Chinese, to enter the United States. Washington, June 8. The sen- ! Fat claimed he was an American dil ate. Saturday voted by r to 22 to con- HI by virtue of birth In the United! eider before adjournment the Harris j States and the government sought to resolution providing for the making exclude him when he returned to public of corporation Income tax re-I Monterey. Calif, from a trip, to Cni turna. The resolution seeks to un-'na. The court scored the secretary of' cover information concerning proft- labor for not furnishing the conrt with Oh. That's IMrfrrviit. "What do you think of Uncle John getting arrested in that old Junk m tomfclle of his .'" "Surely not for speeding?" "Nope: for blocking the traffic.' Jacksonville Times-Union. ? m DR. K. J. YORK The Celebrated Chlnen doc tor with his wonderful ChlneMe tootH and herbs. Special treat, ment hns cured hundreds of dif ferent diseases for men and women. If any people who may be suffering from any ullmants, why not call and see him? foiuaiitatkm free. nOB K. J. 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