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TWELVE PACES
DAILY EAST OEEOONIAIT, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1920.
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KIAIt. Oct. S.--The many friends
Mr. and Mm. Prank Ullllland, for-
Hy of Uklah, but now of Butler
k, will be pleased to learn of the
h of a 1 0 V4 pound mm born to thorn
iraday, Heptemlmr 80.
fhe marriage of John Lorenc to
is Dollla aalllngton, which occur
In Pendleton a few days ago, came
a. aurpriae to hl relative and
tnUH or Uklah, and all extend con
jtulntlons and wish the hnppy cou
a long and happy life. Mr. and
k. Lioreni arrived Thursday . evan-
I at the home of his parent, Mr.
H Mth. Charley Lorenz for an lndef-
te vlHlt.
Many people passed through town
flrBt of the week on their return
fm the Hound-Up. . t
William Meengs of Drldge creek,
is In town Saturday on business.
Hurley Kirk made a trip to the mld
I fork of the John Day river Sunday
In a load of stock salt for Fred
(teller.
Mat Jonea of Range wan In Uklah
iursdny night on hla return from
jrtland where he had been aelllng hla
r cattle.
(Karl Turner and family of Rleth
b visiting In Uklah with relativea
r a few daya.
K'harley Denlns of Rltter, waa a
ixineas vlaltor In Ukiah Monday.
Mrs. Arden Ollllland and children,
d Miss Claud Ldgerwood, who have
pn vlHltinK In 1'enUleton ror several
iya. returned home Wedneadoy.
Mrs. M. 13. (lltiba, who apent Uie
mmer at Uklah with her daughter.
ra. Harry HiiHton. returned to Ien
eton Friday for the winter. 1
U7d Jacoha of IXile, waa In town
leduesdny after hla winter provlMlon.
iMr. and Mra. Hert Keeney poaaed
rough town Monday on their way
F'1I4 Rock with their baby who waa
I taking It there for treatment.
Karl Martin nan purchased a new
ird truck and expects to haul freight
land from Ukluh.
jt'harley Hynd visited Wednesday
kht In town Willi hla family.
L'harley Oney la In town from hla
sneatead on the John Day river.
Jr. DeVaul waa called to Albee
ednesday night to vialt Erma Rhort.
jo la ill with appendicftia.
L'harley llettoer la threahlng for J.
and Harley Kirk, .
Miss Ie I la Turner of kos Angelea.
Iifornta, arrived In Uklah the flrat
the week on a vl'ait to her mother,
a. Olive Turner, and other relativea.
.Ir. and Mra. Lowell Ganger left
urday for Pendleton. Mr. Ganger
d Mr. Lazlnka will ship their beef
Itle and while they are gone, Mra.)
inger and aon will visit in Pendleton
Ih Mra. Litainka and .Mra. Oliver
Iiley. '
rtr. and Mra. Walter Blackburn, for
rly of Ukluh, but now of Lebanon,
gon, were In the valley last week
ting with old time frlenda. On
Ir return they took in the I'endle-Kound-Up.
" '
It contlnuea to rain and the graaa la
pwlng flue, making feed good every
jero. The old aettlera have no recol
tlon of ever aeelng the graaa ao far
vnnced at thla time of the year.
an epidemic of colda In a aevere
im. la going the rounda In Uklah.
lames Moaaie left for Pendleton
iday to eerve on the Jury.
1. O. Uuaaell and family and Jean
rkpatrlck and fumlly of Pilot Hock,
i visiting with Mr. and Mra. Frank
amberlain for a few daya.
foe Manzulll, who left Uklah lasl
fcember, for hla home in Italy, haa
timed to the U. 8. and writea from
Icago to friends that he is glad to
Kuck in the good old U. R. A.
ft'ill Hlnton of Range and George
jlina of 1-ong Creek, passed
lough Uklah Saturday with 10
id of feedera belonging to Hank
ickwell.
layette Mettle and Bllle Anderaon
I several daya ago, for the moun
iia to look for aheep, which ' were
i on the trail when leaving the
juntalna.
flip Huaton left Runday morning
i hla home In Pilot Rock after
indlng several daya in Uklah look-
t after hla interests here.
Mra. Jamea Moasie left for Pcndle
t a few daya ago to help nurse Mra.
nry Mossie, who la lit.
threshing haa been delayed again
I account of the heavy rains. The
Ids are now quite muddy.
(van Bturdlvant was1 taken to Pen
Hon Thursday, nignt on account of
leas.
K half night dance was given Sat-
day night at V. B. Peterson s hall.
Karl Martin haa moved Into the
uae on the hill recently vacated, by
rt Martin.
Verne Duncan of Range was a guest
the Uklah hotel Saturday Slight.
Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell were
town Sunday, the guests of frlenda.
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MURPHY BROS.
iai F. Court Street
Telephone SIS
Ilencwed Activity seen.
A revival In building activity In the
past ten days haa been noticeable from
permits Issued by the city recorder.
Several persona have shown a faith in
the good sense of building at this time
by starting work on dwelllnga. The
projects are small in most cases but
represent an effort to relieve the hous
ing shortage to aome degree.
Homer C. Krehblel -la to erect a
dwelling on Irvlngton Heights which
will cost In the neighborhood of H,
000. A. I. Graham, of 810 Ash street,
was lasued a permit to erect a dwell
ing which will cost $3.r00. He Ulana
to do the work himself. L. O. Frazier
has" undertaken ' extensive improve
ments to hla residence at a cost of
$1000 and several other projects are
under way.
The past summer haa been devoid of
any building activity, due to the level
at which materials were sold, coupled
with the Inability of would-be builders
to get loans at satisfactory terms.. The
recent trend toward readjustment has
been felt already to Borne extent and
it is apparent that soon conditions will
be more favorable for a renewal of
building. There are dozens awaiting
the orportunity to go ahead with
building operations should conditions
stabilize sufficiently.
B. B.- P. &R. Co.
DUNHAM, BROWNLOW, PAYNE & ROSS
General Contractors and Builder
Planing Mill, 705 W. Alta St., phone 737 Shop and Office,
Golden Rule Hotel Basement, Corner Court and
Johnson Sts., phone 383. v
We do All Kind of Building and Repair Work and Mill Work
of All Kinds Estimates Free of Charge See
Us Before You Build.
DUNHAM, BROWNLOW, PAYNE & ROSS
Mill Phone, 737 Shop Phone, 3S3
C M. GRISWOLD
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Residences, Business Buildings- Apartments,
Churches, Garages, Farm Buildings, Job Work.
Let me give you estimates on your job.
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728 Cottonwood St.
Phons 744
Raw Material to
Itinished Product
PIG IRON TO PISTONS
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None.
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Employing Modern Methods
Phone 71
Phone 1056
Burns Foundry
and Mch. Works
Cottonwood and Water Sts
QUALITY FIIITUO
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Careful Attention Given
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will give you the best service and prevent
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ELECTRIC FIXTURES
Tbe largest and finest stock in eastern Oregon to select from. We would
be pleased to figure wtlb yon.
J. L. VAUGHAN
Pendleton's Big
Electrical Store
20 H Oonrt Srree
Telephone 13
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and calcimining
Get my figures on painting, papering
before you let the job.
Paints, oils, varnishes, calcimine,
brushes, picture framing, glass, etc.
515 Mam Street'
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THE PRACTTOAJj PAINT MAX
Telephone 158
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COX DECLARES WOMEN HOLDING BALANCE OF.
POWER WILL SAVE LEAGUE IN REFERENDUM
statutes of sound statemanshin. and 1
hrlng; to the sons of men peace that 1
can ivri
cover the sea."
1X)!!MKR MAGNATE IIKS
PHILAIBL.PH1A, Oct. 5. (A. P.)
earth as the waters I William H. 'Whltaker. for many years
J president and principal owner of the
' Philadelphia Athletics, died Monday.
SENATE BVT1JWXO nCTCXS I He was amonK ,he most prominent of
MANILLA. Oct. 6. (A. P.) Th.ltne early baseball magnates.
interior
TRrS SPEAKER OFF TO GAMES
CLEVELAND, Oct. (A. P.)
Tris Speaker, manager of the American
league pennant winners today gave the
team a mode of attack against Brook
lyn. He will leave for Brooklyn to
night accompanied by many fans.
For
SHERIFF
Regular Democratic
Nominee
W. R. TAYLOR
If elected will strive to
ve the people an economi
1 and efficient adminis
ation. (raid Adv.) x
DAYTON, Oct. 4. (A. P.) Home nation will not vote to scrap the cov-
rrom a tour covering; 11.00Q miles Into, enant.
every state weat of the Mississippi- river
except three. Governor Cox, though
supposed to. rest for two daya, today
continued hla pica for adoption of the
league of nations, the paramount Isbuo
or the campaign. Addressing a body
Of women he told why women should
support the league, asserting that
throughout many years they have been
"leaders of progress in the world," and
declaring that the wrath of women
who were made to suffer in the war
would pursue emperors or Austria,
Germany and Hiisala "through all
eternity."
Re said the lengua not only will
preyent war which he asserted la lta
primary purpoae, but also will promote
progress and "set up or Itself become
a clearing house for International jus
tice and social service'.
ttconmca Solemn Itcforcmlum
DAYTON. Oct. 4. (Bv Herbert W.
Walker. U. P. Staff Correspondent.)
The campaign has develnoed Into "a
solmn referendum" on the treaty of
peace, with Its proposals for the lea
gue of nations to prevent future wars"
governor Cox told a delegation of the
league of women voters at his home
here today.
After asserting that 10 years ago
nnyone who suggested that a national
referendum would be neceaaary to de
termine whether the United Statea
ahould enter the league to prevent war,
would have been ridiculed. The gov
ernor predicted that women of the
Vl'omra Will Decide
"Fortunately for the first time in
history, the women of America hold
the balance of power, and will cast
the deciding vote" Governor Cox said.
The women of America will vote to
keep our pledges to 81,000 heroes
whose blood crimsoned the poplea In
Flanders. They will vote lor the
limitation of armaments, publication
of secret treaties, amelioration of dis
tress and elevation of labor conditions
n Hts' s'-'nd.ds 1 v tK .
Will vot ror. Jha leans SrEIcH JrlU
' " " v . i . .11.,.. 1, .i
Of the PhUiDoinea senate
funding burned yesterday. The loss
la 1100.000.
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by having your Raw Fur made into
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at our place? At the same time your
old ones remodeled, repaired, cleaned
so they took like new. At prices that
are right. In
TAXIDERMY
we mount anything from a fly to an
elephant.
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having kidney and bladder troubles.
can secure all tacts tvr only Sc.
loo Write about our deer head contest.
Furs Spcclnii-ns Fur Hug Sold
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Don't forget to have on hand a case of that wonder
fully sparkling and refreshing
WINE-O
An occasional bottle during these strenuous days,
will do much toward relieving the fatigue and nervous
strain of the industrious housewife.
"A botUe of WINE-O at dinner, also, will soothe the
Irritability of father, when he conies home and finds
the house topsy-turvy.
Besides, it is good for vhe kiddies.
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