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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN. PEWDLETOMT, OfiEOON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY fl, 1920.
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People Here and There
. Dr. Loretta Slarba returned this
morning from Portland where he at'
tended the four day session of the
State Chiropractic-Association, -
C. R. Brlggs was for 13 days under
fire in the Argonne fight and came
through unscathed . Buturday, while
at hie dutloe a lsslstant county agent.
ho dislocated hi shoulder and la wear
lng hie right arm in a sling as the re
ault of the casualty. -.
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Rudy Mnllner, teller at the American
National Bank, arrived back from
Portland this morning after spending
a two weeka vacation with relatives
there, lie went to Portland at the
opening; of Shrine week with a party
of local Shrlnora. , .
IT. U. Hendryx, formerly with the
EiiHt Oregoniun mechanical dopart
rncnk spent Sunday and Monday here
visiting with hla family. Mr. Hendryx
Is now foreman of the composing room
of the Buker Herald ami expects to
move bis family aoon to Baker to re
side. J Do returned to Baker last night.
B .P. Dodd, who knowe Irrigation In
Jta evory phase. Is In l'endloton today
from Heriniston, where he now re
sides. Mrs. Imdd and their clilldrnn
drove up with hliu. Mr. JJodd is now
busy gelling at his ftngvr lips the In
formation necessary fur the congrese
nien wljo 'will looK over the west end
of the county l;iwt next week:
R. M.' Crommolin, manager of Col
llne Flour Mills, returned from a
three day visit in ForUunil on this
mornlug'a train, . i . i
W. , U Thompson stopped over tn
r'endlvtnn . on Monday en route to
Portland from Weiser Idaho, where
he has been on a business trip. He ar
rived on No. 11 and left last night fer
Portland on No. 21. , t
Molvln Carter of the East Oregonian
printing force, loft Saturday night for
Portland to spend a wcks vacation.
He will return Sunday. .
"Rudolph Mollner returned today aft
er a sojourn in I'oruaiia ana at me
shoro. .. M - - f ,
II. B. Roue, manager of the Hollx
buHeball "team and proprietor of a soft
drink establishment there, was In Pen
dleton today. ,
N. J. Iaaak, of Hormlston. la la the
cily today. .
W. W. Kuns, of The Dalles, Is hero
today.
Bam Kamuclson is here from Stan
field todny.
C. It. Acton is In the city from Lew-.
iston. Idaho, today.
Way on the shady side of the street.
Wear' light, loose, porus clothing.
J'itt sparingly, especially of fats and
sweets. Fruits and green vegetables
are preieraoie. ,.;;., , I
Uutlie In tepid rather than In cold
water.
Drink only cool water for thlrsL ,
if you feel "all In," find a eool place
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY "1
OFFICES AND OITICERS
Fashion in jewelry is changing from time to
time. It renders your jewelry less attractive,
but does not disturb the value of your jewels.
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We can offer suggestions and advise you
about remodeling your jewelry and submit de
signs for your approval.
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(By the V. ti. Public Health Service.)
Don't Worryl . E
Don't Hurry!- -
Keep the mind cool and It will be
eislor to keep the body cool.
colons
. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
EVERYDAY
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Olympic Pancake Flour, package 35c
Seeded, Raisins, 15 oz. package 25c
Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 1 tins, 2 for 25c
Van Camps Pork and Beans-No. 2 tins, 5 for $1
3 PKflS. 5Qg
Couplo Wed on Fourth
A marriage license was Issued by the
county clerk late ttoturday to -Karl ! I
Kirk, of Echo, and Miss Bessie M.
uonaon, or Pendleton, to be wed on I
the Fourth.
SAWTELLE'S
INC.
JEWELERS
Established
1887
lairgest Diamond Dealer in .
Eastern Oregon
C ivility Court to Oonveae i .' r. I
The county court of Umatilla coun
ty will convene at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning to consider the Mils of the
past month and road business due to
come before the body. The Judse and
commissioners today are In (Portland
attending the monthly meeting of the
state highway commission.
Judge V 111 call Docket '
Circuit Judge O. W. Phelps will ar
rive home tomorrow from Portland
where he has been holding , on the
Multnomah county bench and will call
his docket at t o'clock tomorrow after
noon. It Is not known how many oases
will be ready for trial but the Judge
will remain here until all business Is
disposed of that Is ready. Following
his term of court here. Judge Phelps
will take his vacation.
AMERICANISM KEYNOTE '
OF ADDRESS TO ELKS
PUFF WHEAT
PUFF RICE
SHREDDED WHEAT
Rice, 5 pounds .........I..'..'. ........
Prunes, 3 pounds X...
Corn Meal, 9 pound sack ....; .
Armour's Veribest Syrup, No. lO.tin $1.00
Log Cabin Syrup medium 70c; large, $1.35
Marshmallow Syrup, 1-2 gallon 80c, gallon $1.50
.,.80c
.iSOc,
...60c
DEERING AND McCORMICK
Jlfowers, Rakes and Binders are universally used in this county
and their owners like them because they are right.
. We carry both makes together with a good supply of parts for
thorrt. This Is a very important Item to be considered in buy
ing any piece of funn machinery. -
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Come In and fit up for your harvesting.
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AT YOIB BtnVICK WITH BKST OR SERVICE.
Glcsnons & Eborf
Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 867
Information FUea Today. -
Informationa. charging Ijosia Ander
son and Frank Nelson with passing
bad checks, and Jack Rathle with lar
ceny, were filed with the justice of
peace today by District Attorney R. I.
Keator. All three men are In custody
in the county Jail. The first two nam
ed were arrested, at The Dalles-after
passing bad checks at Umatilla.
PENDLETON WILL KNOW
: . (By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, July ' Americanism
was the keynote of an address by
Frank L. Rain, grand exalted ruler of
the Elks at the opening meeting last
night of the six day- convention of the
order.
"We put 70,000 men In the service
with'Black Jack' Pershing at their
head," Mr. Rain said. "We erected
two hospitals in France and two in
America, We paid for the malnten-
nce of 20 community houses for the
aid and comfort of our heroes. Our
records show that 1,037 Elks 'went
west. Could any organization have
more cause to be proud?
"We are ready to do it again. The
Elks are Americans first. They will
go the limit for their country. To the
last man and the last dollar, that has
always been-our recor"d."
FULL MILITARY HONORS
WILL BE ACCORDED AT
FUNERAL OF GORGAS
PART OF HAWKER'S
PLANE RECOVERED
An Associated Press dispatch lo the
Bast Oregonian this afternoon from
Washington announced that the. popu
lation of Pendleton will be made
known at the capital tomorrow morn
ing. Considerable conjecture has
been heard regarding the probable
government figures.
Figures taken , by the Pendleton
Commercial Association in Its follow
up canvass ef the city showed a pop
ulation here of 8S2. This Included
itt names which the association can
vassers believed the government had
missed. With those which the govern
ment enumerated and the association
missed it was thought that Pendleton
would show close to 7000 persons.
The government censua for 1910
showed Pendleton to have a popula
tion of 4460. At least a 50 per cent
Increase on that figure Is predicted lo
cally. The government's announce
ment tomorrow Is being awaited with
that hope. . i
(By Associated Press.) .
LOXDO.V, July Full military
honors will be accorded at the funeral
of Major-Goneral William C. Gorgas,
former surgeon-general of the United
States army, who died early Sunday.
The funeral will be held Friday noon
in St. Paul's cathedral. . There were In
attendance representatives of King
George and the royal family and of the
Mritlsn. and American armies and1
navies, and a delegation of the Royal tinned
ST. JOHN'S, N. F., July . The un
dercarriage which Harry Hawker
dropped from his airplane when he
took flight from here a year ago on
his pioneer attempt to cross the At
lantic without stop, has been recovered
and presented to the Public Museum
for keeping with other exhibits asso
ciated with the colony's history. The
gift was made by W. B. Grieve, M. I
C. who purchased the carriage after
fishermen had picked itt up off Cape
Sa. Mary's, 200 miles southwest from
the point where It was dropped Into
the sea. , . , . ,
When Han ker set out on his trans
oceanic attempt on. May JS, 191. he
flew over the airdrome of Frederick
P. Raynham, almost on the edge of the
coast. Within sight of his arrival,
who was standing by his plane unable
to take off because of an adverse wind,
Hawker cut loose his undercarriage as
a gage to contest for the honors of the
air, and to lighten his load then
winged aw-ay seaward with Ireland as
his object. Raynham, accepting the
challenge, sought to start notwith
standing the unfavorable conditions,
but he was unable to leave the ground
and his machine was wrecked, he was
Injured, and his navigator, Major C.
W. K. Morgan, almost killed. Haw
ker, it will be recalled, flew 1100 miles
before engine trouble brought him
down.
The undercarriage was actively
sought by Hawker's agents and by
others as a souvenir, but search of the
coast and of nearby waters, long con
railed to disclose the wheels
DONT FORGET TO
GET OUR PRICES
ON SMOKED
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MEATS AND LARD
BEFORE YOJJ BUY.
Empire Meat Market
"The Old Reliable" A .
Established 1890
Phone IS
Society of Medicine.
and their mount.
WHILE HOUSECLEANING
r Don't forget to have on hand a case of that wonder
fully sparkling and refreshing
:JVINE-0
An occasional bottle during these strenuous days,
will do much toward relieving the fatigue and nervous
strain of the'industrious housewife.
A bottle of WlNE-0 at dinner, also, will soothe the
irritability of father, when he comes home and finds
the house topsy-tarvy.
Besides, it is good for the kiddies.
Keep a case of Wine-O in the house all the time.
tUtier it AlfKincI SodarWtUr ,
Ms nuf actarem
rEYDiJnwr, on boon
MILK WAGON LOSES
PART OF LOAD, MEANT
. FOR JULY 4 THIRST
Somebody In Union county hsd to
do without a few drinks of mountain
dew on the Fourth of July. Clarence
Penland, who is visit ins- relatives near I
Union, Is sure that there was a. few
disappointed ' thirsts as a result of
what he ssw. ' , . . . ,
A mllki delivery truck was preceding
the Penland car on the road near -union
at a rate of speed that would have
made good butter out of eream of any
consistency. - The milk cans In rear
rattled vociferously. . Thee one fell out
of the truck body Into the road. " The
driver looked back and saw the Pen-
land car following. He feared to stop
tor his can or "milk."
When the Penland car reached the!
spot, there was an order tn the alt
far stranger than that' of milk. About
10 gallons of moonshine ' had : been
spilled and only the fragrance of the
corn was left. The milk wagon has
not returned for the empty can, at last
reports.
Total
PfllDifTOfI
SENDS ACCEPTANCE TO
(By Associated Press.)
IiAYroX, July 6. Governor Cox to
day sent r. telegram to the democratic
national convention at San Francisco.
announcing ho would accept the presi
dential nomination and thanking the
delegates for their action.
(By United Press.) .
TOKIO. July 5. Uncertainty i
gardlng Japan's actions In Siberia was
cleared whon it was officially an-1
nouueed that "tor the purpose of up
holding Japan s prestige, pending an .
establishment of a legitimate govern
ment In Siberia." Japan will occupy
points In Saghallen, and will maintain
sufficient troops lu Vladivostok and
the ILu-haruvsk region to keep order.
In the diet speech. Premier Hara said
the government was seriously consid
ering the Anglo-Japanese alliance.
Said It wu gratified at the formation
of the Chinese loan consortium. The
Shantung question Is unsettled, he sal a
due the failure of the Chinese to ac
cept Japan's proposals. The negotia
tions are proceeding. The Nlkolacsk
mnssnrro cnllK for positive notion. It
Our lady representative will call
at your home to show you what
Calumet Baking Powder will do
for you and why it is called the
cook's best friend. ( ' I
) The demonstration and test she will
make are interesting and instructive
The test is not a comparative test of
the strength of different baking pow
ders because the water glass test does
not show the strength of baking pow
der that does not contain white of egg.
The test will, however, show the su
periority of Calumet in other respects
and prove why it has solved all baking
problems in millions of homes. Calumet
is not only the best leavening agent
possible, to make, but it is sold at a
popular price and is therefore an im
portant factor in reducing the high
cost of living.
I Calumet is manufactured in the
largest, finest and most sanitary baking
powder plant in the world, by experts
who make nothing but baking powder.
Calumet received the highest awards
for purity and efficiency at the world's
greatest pure food expositions at Chi- .
cago in 1907, and at Paris, France, in
1912. Calumet contains only such
.ingredients as have been officially
approved by the -United States Food
Authorities.
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' Calumet is guaranteed to be Pure in
the Can and Pure in the Baking. Try
Calumet once at our risk. Your monty '
back without question if it isn't the best '
baking powder you ever used. j
We thank you in advsnc for any cow
tesie shown o jr representative and
earnestly solicit your valued patronage.
Calumet Baking Powder Co.
CHICACO
THE UNIVERSAL CAB
HAVE FORD MECHANICS REPAIR
YOUR CAR
The mechanics In our shop who will adjust or
repair your Ford car, or Ford truck, are men who
understand the Ford mechanism and who know
the Ford way of making repairs and replace
ments. They are experienced Ford mechanics and
because of their familiarity with Ford Cars can
do your work more Intelligently and more quick
ly than other skilled mechanics who laek Ford
experience. '
The work on your car will be done In a com
pletely equipped shop with time-saving Ford tools
and equipment. Whether your ear. needs an ad
justment or a thorough overhauling, we are pre
pared to give you careful aol prompt service,
and nothing but the Genuine h oi d-made parts and
replacements will be used. When the work la fin
ished, the charge will be the reasonable, standard
Ford prices. .
Our stock of Ford parte is always complete.
And our Ford garage and Ford mechanics are al
ways at your service at any time. We are Auth-
orlzed Ford Dealers and not only repair Fords but
also sell them. Drive In or 'phone.. Be fair to
your car and your pocketbook.
SIMPSON Auro CO.
INSIST O.V GENUINE FORD PARTS :
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209 E. Court Phone 413
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
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Do you realize that unless you do your
trading with a cash store you receive no
benefit from your paying cash. We have
a first class line of quality Groceries and
a money back guarantee with every order.
Give us your next order and we will please
you both in price and quality. ;
IUomv Mora
Pay Lata
fay Cash
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERX
209 East Court St, -
During the Hot Summer
. Months
don't stand for l ours near a stove doing your iron
ing in the old fashioned way.
A Simplex Ironer will do the work quickly, easily
and beautifully while you remain cool and comfort
able. . .
It is not limited to flat work but can be used for
nearly everything. Your lace and embroidered
pieces look especially fine after being put thru a
Simplex. - . ...
It is fully guaranteed. , , '.
You can buy them at
Milne Electrical Company
Pendleton, Ore.
We Handle Wirinir Contract.
108 E. Alta Across From Alta TEeatre
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