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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGOtt, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6. 1020.
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STATE GRANGE MASTER !
WILL VISIT UMAPiNEI
i Rit Oegnnlan SpecUl.)
I'MAl'lNH, Sept. ,. HuiiKon Kay
Urunge met fin Kriiiny evening ami re-m-IvihI
official null. that C. K. Spcnre
lain master for oregnn, would pay
V official visit to this grange tho flr't
mating In Oiiuhor. The mcmUrs
Irern1 that evening decided Unit ij
mil probability, this offical meeting
till be combined with the celebration
of the fourteenth annlveraarv of tho
institution of the granite at Umaplne.
far as possible charier members
will he asked to preside on that date.
Although not definitely derided, the
plain are for an all dny meeting with
a dinner at noon,
t Mr. and Mrs. John Munson and
daughter of Walla Walla were dinner
FOREIGN
irueta with Mr. and Mrs. Dnu J. Kirk '
on Sunday. :
Joe Records and Leo Wlnans who j
' hav been working In the lumber
camps near Seattle during the sum- !
wer, returned to their homes near '
here during the past week, j
M. O. Heatichamp, after a trip to i
Montana, returned home on Thursday j
renin. j
William Krumhah on Monday mov
ed into the living rooms back of his
ceneral store at V'maplne. The rooms
nave neen papered and painted and
made attrctive for living purposes.
. MrJtand Mrs. J. H ax rah moved Tues
day Into tha Gentry house. Mr. Har-ra-h
Is the new principal of schools at
Vmapine.
Mrs. Jim Oliver left Monday for her
home near Prescott. Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver will move Immediately onto the i
Judge Kelly, ranch,. Mr. Kelly has
rented two other ranches as well as
the one the Olivers move to.
William ftoddah of Hermiston made i
a business trip to ITmapine last week.
While here he was the jruest of Mr. i
and Mrs. Dan Kirk. j
Mrs. Lafe Wisenor, mother of W. O. j
"wiiwr, nuu a, severe tail last .weea
when she fell from a ladder while
picking prunes on - the Jim Wisenor
Place.
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KEW YORK Here's the way New York health officials are ..
enting the invasion of foreign rata by placing metal dinks on tite
ha u sera of all trans-Atlantic steamers. They take no chances with
bubonic plague-Infected rata, which are ofitm c&rriad by ships from
oue country to another.
: havy Iow s fall ;it r.Hrht, wliiils have
helped with the cur in sr.
j Tr. and Mrs. J. Atkinson of Waits
: bnrar were Riiesis this week of Fred
Hodden, while Mrs. Tom Tim n son of
Ijewiston alo called one evening last
;Vwk on Mrs. Hmliren.
j T. O. Good ma n tins week attended
' the funeral of his sister, M rs. Ora
Birknian. who ilied in Walla Walla, on
. Sunday. The deceased wits 2T years
of ape.
! Margaret Hon pen is visiting Mrs.
j Will Hodpen at rYeowater this week.
! Mjs. Minnie M etc wen. of Xehraska
was a puest at the J. Wilson home
Tuesday. Mrs. McKwen and Mr. Wil
son were old school mates.
Lela Wilson is home after a sum
mer spent on the Frazier ranch near
Walla this winter. They made the trip
in their new Podge car.
-Mrs. Mamio Wilson of "Walla Walla
is upending the week with her sister,
Mrs. M. O. Beauc.hamp.
LABOR DAY PICNIC AT
E7: ; e'HLI' 5fefiaM--
v v 5.1 r s in I Is fa fill ,
THE
UNIVERSITY-
OREGON
la maintained by the atate
In order thai the yountf peo
pie of Oretfon may receires
witaet&t oat, tho bene (i (a f
a liberal e(b cation.
TK Untvaraitr lncluW iKc Collrf of
Literature, Scianc and th Art. th
Graduate School. Umt School of Phys
ical Education, and tha professional
School of Law. Medicine (at Portland),
Architecture, Commerce, Journalism,
Education and Muaic.
Hiah standard of scholarship are
made possible by an able faculty, well
equipped laboratories and a library of
nearly 100.000 volumes.
Supervised, athletics are encouraged
and every attention given the health
and welfare of the students.
With a heightened eanlidenr
gained by the reeenl ttpriMitioa
f pahlie MUpport. the t'ntrerwlty
U now entering ups sin mrm of
lartfe develupateut and extended
neefulncaa.
For a catalogue or for any Information,
address:
THB HKUISTRAK
Vntveraily of Oreios
Kugene Oregon
Thelma Phillips leaves Saturday for Ivdls
BulUngham where she will attend nor- ! KrtV Saundars returned from a
mal school this winter. -business trip to Hazelton, Idaho, on
LAdiea Aid of the Presbyterian Tuesday evening,
church met Thursday with Mrs. C. C. I n Monday morning Winn ad Hazel
Babbtdge. Next week the ladies meet Maimers, children of Mr. and Mrs. U.
aeain at the manse where they wish to O. Saunders wore successfully operat
ftnish sewing the rags for the rug be- d on for adenoids by Or. Thomas in
in sr rnadefor the manse. Plans are Walla Walla.
feeing made for the annual dinner and Mr- and Mrs. William Records re-and Happiness.
bajcaar In November. turned from t'orvallis on Tuestiny of j In the evening there was a recep-
The alfalfa farmers are now hat-' this week from Oorvallis, Ore. Theyition by the Pnrent-Teachers Associa-
vesting their third cutting of alfalfa t were unable to find a house to live in tion for the teachers of the school
this week and the crop is normal every j in that city and will in all probability who had assembled for the opening on
where. Th weather is fair and while' mak their hme in Vmapine or WollaTuesday. The reception was followed
(East Oregonlan Special.)
VOARD1IA.V, Sept. 9. The grange
picnic held on Labor Day was a fine
buccess. The entertainment began
with a ball game between the married
and single men, and showed a com
paratively close score of 16 to SI in
favor of the latter. Keyes and Blay
den were the battery for the single
men and I-and and Nizer for the mar
ried men. Then followed a picuic din
ner on the Columbia beach at Coyote.
Farmer Smith was present "and detiw!
ered an address upon "Home, Health
is distinct in form and flavor
among ready-to-eat cereal foods
Mb suarneed be added
in serving Grape-Nuts, for it is
naturally sweet with its own sugar
developed hy twenty kours taking
Healthfixl
Easily digestible
Economical
Made hy
Postum Cereal Company Inc
Battle Greek. , Michioan.
h. s. Mckenzie, h. d.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office:
10-11-12 Bond Building
Pendleton, Ore.
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervous Disease and
Diaeasea of Women. X-Ray Electro
Thorapeutica,
Temple Bids. Room 11
Phona 41 (
iThoma
535
rown
r yariable S)ecd.
The Most Successful Macliinc for Alfalfa,
i r For sale by
Sturgis & Storie
Pendleton, Ore J,. Walla Walla, Wash.
PHONE
466
FOR CXEANttiG AMD ; .
FRKSStNG.
Prompt service. Free delivery,
CARL E. FRANSEEN
Elks Bids.
by a very enjoyable musical program
by the De.Moss family, famous
throughout this country and Kurope.
Mr. Dp Moms suited that he was mak-
linj? only the important cities of the
country thia season, which of course
made a hit with Boardman.
Hew J. W. Hood has outlined plans
for ';o to Church" Sunday on Sept.
12 at the Community church. Consid
ering the number of people in every
community who could materially as- ;
sist In important church work, who j
have done so in the pust, and consid
ering the great need of the socializing i
influence of the church, it is a matter
of regret that so many, have drifted
away, so far that' they do not even at i
tend regularly. Uke every cojnniu
nity activity church attendance needs
jogging up occasionally, so go to
church Sunday, he saya
Messrs. H. U Everett and C. A and
N". A. Macomber. have purchased the
Cumins . Garage on the . Columbia
Highway in Boardman. hese gentle
men come from Pilot Rock where Mr.
Kverett was shop foreman for the Pi
lot Kock Auto Co, They are assum
ing the contract for hauling the school
children on the 'East side route and
will put into operation a Federal two
ton- truck for the purpose. They will
also do a general garage and repair
business.
SPRiNKUNG OF STREETS
IS RESUMED AT El
(East Oregonian Special.)
ECWO. 8ept. !. On account of the
recent rains, the sprinkling of the
streets was. discontinued but by order
of Mayor A. B. Thompson, I. H. fJob-
bell again resumed his work and com
menced the sprinkling Monday morni-
ing.
Mrs. Jessie Williams of Portland,
who will teach the 3rd and 4th grades.
arrived here Sunday. She will board
at the home ol Mr. arid Mrs. , Fred
Heft.
Rev. Travis Hoskins of Butter creek.
conducted services at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. Hone and daughter Kathryn
Ann, spent Saturday in Pendleton.
Kathryn Ann will remain in Pendleton
to attend the academy this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Finley and son
were here from Sand Hallow Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buryle Coxan and
small son of Butter creek, left Monday
for Idaho, where they will make their
future home. .
Mrs. M. E. Meyers and son AveriU
were in Pendleton Monday on busi
ness. Jess Arnold and Ralph Saylar were
Echo visitors from Butter creek Sun
day. George McDowell. Rev., and Mrs.
Walter Duff, Miss -Gladys Wells and
Sherman Wells went to Nolin Sunday
where Rev. and Mrs. Duff conducted
services in the evening.
R. I. Keator, district attorney, was
here from Pendleton Monday on offi
cial business.
J. P. Bell, who has been 111 for some
time, was taken to Hot Lake Monday
for medical treatment.
Miss Adeline McCormlck returned to
Portland Monday after visiting over
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. McCormick.
Mrs. W. C. Bacon and daughter,
Miss Evelyn spent Saturday in Pen
dleton. Claude Meyers was in Boardman on
business Sunday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt were
here from Hand Hollow Monday.
I.IPH SAVKHS TO 0MMPKTK.
SAX FKAXCISCO, Sept 9. A. P.)
Lfe saving teams repreeehting Oak
land, Perkeley and San Francisco will
participate in the Red Crose Life-Saving
Corps aquatic meet to be held here
on September 17. The meet will be
open to both men and women and the
1 events Include rescue races, towing
i races, resuscitation drill, retrieving re-
jlay races and competitions in various
rescue holds.
DR. T. C. OHMART
Modern Dentistry
Pendleton, Oregon
Evening by Appoint
ment. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to
5 p. in.
- Office Phone 507
QUARREL OVER MELON
CAUSES LAD'S MURDER!
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ever
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er, following a melon fight in which
four boy engaged on the I)e Wltta
ranch. The boyn had been throwin
melons at each other, it was Haiti, and
after one hit Gerald Ie Wine he went
into his home and procured a shotgun
with which he ahot young- Cooper.
EMBL0YE IS CRUSHED
AT WORK IN TIMBER
EL'GE.VB, Ore.. Hept. . A. P.)
William C. lye win, an employe of the
Booth Kellcy Lumber company at one
of the log-sin camps above Wemlllng,
waa killed last : Tuesday afternoon
title at work tn the timber. He was
working near a log that was being
pulled by a cable when the log sud
denly turned, striking him on the heHd.
crushing his skull. lie lived three
hours after ht accident. Ife leaves i
a widow, his riiuther and several sis-1
ters. I
SICK KIDNEYS
MAKE LAMF. BACKS
Cause broken, unrefrcshinff sleep,
and in many rases that tired feUing
that makes it bo hard to get up in
th morning. They also rause loss
of appetite, lack of ambition, and
other trouble's.
Hood's Harsaparilla contain! the
medicinal hrrbn, bnrks, roots, cliu
that strengthen and tone these or
gans, and relieve their ordinary ail
ments. Take it. '
And if yon need a Inxntive tn! (
Hood's Pills, they work right.
MODKSTO. Calif., Kept. . (A. I Sj
P. ) Gerald ? Wtlte, tea year old. is 2
prisoner In the Htanist
here today, charged
rennet-tin with Ihe shomtog and death j S
of 1.mj!n Cottper, Jr., an eleven year old , 3
:r Turlock, where toth
Islaus ounty jail !
with murder in i S
Ttaym-t
resided.
County officials 1taid -Gerald
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I THE JOLLY INN ' j
I . SUNDAY
Chicken Dinner
'' ' Roast Meats
Meat Croquelts j
Salads, Pasteries
Open from Noon to 7:30
The best dinners in the city.
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For Sale
Beautiful 6
North Side,
mmn bungalow,
part cash.
Hu ndKome new 5 r6om bunga
low. North tilde. $700 first
payment.
I room res. North Bide, north
sido street. 1'avcd. Will
curry $1500.
tieaiitlful residence. North Side,
corner lot. south front. Every
convenience.
5, room bungalow, choice neigh
borhood, a beautiful home.
4 room cottage, Kast Knit,
lirge lot goes with It.
g room res. South Hill, consider
ed very cheap.
For houses, vacant lots and
ranches, wheat and alfalfa
ranches, cull and Investigate.
Some on easy payments.
GEORGE W. ELDER f ,
I Main St.. Pendleton.
Kesldenre Phone t74-V
Office Vtwne, MX
PACE TE.f
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1920.
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