DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, ORECfON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921.
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and driven into the hoge hollar.
' Each boiler is enclosed in brick Ret
ting, with specially designed furnaces
for burning pulverized coal. This In
itsolf Is a new feature In this kind of
a boiler. While some experiments
have been made with pulverized coul,
yet, no boiler hus ever before been
specially constructed to use it. But
Henry Ford duparts easily from prece
dent In power producing plants, and
once' satisfied 'that pulverized coal is
practical, he ordered special equip
ment designed and built for the new
Power House. ' .
The boiler furnace will consume
eighteen tons of coul an hour. The
coal, which Is ground so fine that It
pusses through an unusually fine
screen, Is tod Into the furnace from
Icear the top. Inside, It Is caught by
The Blue and the Gray
an air current which keeps It in cir
culatlon, and it Is burned while in
suspension. It touches neither the
sides nor the bottom of the furnace,
until as aches It drops underneath in
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to an ash pit. ,
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From the time the coal for these
The Urgent power house boilers In
the world1 are now being Installed In
onn of the Ford Motor Company's De
troit plutitn. To demonstrate juHt how
big thoy really are, eight full-grown
Ford can were drlverylnto ono o( thorn
recently. T .
Tho car were lilted up Just outside
the building, thoi one at a timo, they
were driven imfUle, caught up In a
rope sling, hoisted to tho second floor I
bollors leaves tho Ford mines In West
The Firsl cost
is practically the last
Virginia and Kentucky until It Is cur
rled away 'as ashes It Is never handled
by hand. All of the operations are
handled mechanically dumping, pul
verizing, carrying to the bins, stoking,
even to carrying the ashes awuy in
a vir & t,.
small dump cars.
A battery of- eight of these boil
ers Is being built; one is already com'
pleted and operating successfully.
Sme Willi forinrs& invalids
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Motor Repairing
The kind that you learn to rely upon. A careful
going over now and then may save trouble for the
best of men.
Service and sales agency for MASTER TRUCKS
the truck that is a friend of the man who has haul
ing to be done.
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
Brace & Nelson
616 Garden St.
Phone
BOSTON", Sept. 3. (T. N. S.) Ap
proximately 125,000 pcrsy.ns arc out
of employment In this stute, accord
ing to figures furnished by the Divi
sion of Statistics of the Department of
Labor. . The state has a population of
3,852,35.
The number of persons in gainful
occupations In 1,710,356. It Is esti
mated that 25 per cent of the organiz
ed workers of the stuto ore out of em
ployment and in excess of 30 per cent
of the unorganized.
The situation has remained almost
unchanged during the past six months.
Gains In some lines have teen can
celled by losses In others.
If all the sea dried up, It has been
estimated that the salt deposit left
would form a covering one mile thick
over a million square miles.
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September 1921
45251 There's a Corner Up in Heaven
s Little Tin Soldier Olive Kline-Elsie Baker 10 $1.00
18781 I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen
When the Corn is waving, Annie Dear
Henry Burr and Peerless Quartet. 10
18782 You Made Me Forget How to Cry ' Henry Burr
. Emaline Vernon Dalhart
18784 Stand Up and Sing for Your Father an Old Time Tune
Billy Murray and American Quartet
I Wonder Where My Sweet, Sweet Daddy's Gone
', - . Aileen Stanley
18786 There's Only One Pall After All
. x, , Charles Hart-Elliott Shaw
Sleepy Head Peerless Quartet
18780 All the Way to Calvary Homer Rodeheaver
? ' Where the Gates Swing Outward Never
; ' Mrs. William Asher-Homer Rodeheaver
18770 My Treasure Waltz Pietro
" - Marsovia Waltz , ' s Pietro
18785 Marine Corps Institute March
The Rifle Hegiment March
United States Marine Band
45250 Virginian Judge Southern Court Scene Third Ses
sion, Part 1
Virginian Judge Southern Court Scene Third Ses
sion, Part 2 Walter C. Kelly 10 1.00
- 18779 Na-Jo Fox Trot
San Oriental Fox Trot
4 The Ben son Orchestra of Chicago 10
783 In My Tippy Canoe Waltz
Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows Waltz
Hackel-Berge Orchestra 10
18787 You're the Sweetest Girl Medley1 Fox Trot
. Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 10
Vamping Rose Fox Trot
All Star Trio and Their Orchestra 10
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64981 La Wally Ebben? Ne andro lontana
87328 Villanella
64973 Melody Polonaise
74697 Don Carlos Per me giunto e
64975 Santa Lucia Luntana
64918 La Sonnambula Sovra il sen
74694 Gypsy Airs, No. 2
64974 Souvenir
64982 Learn to Smile
Dream of Love
74fit?i Julius Caesar Antony's Oration, Part I
Julius Caesar Antony's Oration, Part II E. II. Sothern
74695 Damnation of Faust Rakoczy Hungarian March
Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra
Frances Alda 10
Lucrezia Bori 10
Alfred Cartot 10
il di supremo
Giuseppe de Luca 12
Benjamin Gigli 10
Amelita Galli-Curci 10
Jascha Heifetz 12
Fritz Kreisler 10
John McCormack 10
Olga Samaroff 12
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Economy Drug Co,
Hotel St. Georga Building
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The blue and th gray certainly seem to nave formed a permanent
alliance. The smart Louis Grauer gown of drappela is combined with
krlmmer and Indestructible chiffon voile. Krimmer is used In bands on
the sleeves and on the high collar and buttons while tho Indestructible
gray volU forms tons drapes at the aide which reach below IM r.KI.
(East Oregonian Special.)
ECHO, Sept. 3. Mrs. Hell Palmer,
who has been quite ill at her home
for a week, left on Thursday night, for
Seattle, where Bhe will receive medical
treatment. Her daughter, Miss Kuth
ryn, has been In Seattle with her
grandmother since early in June. Mrs.
Palmer was accompanied from here by
her little daughter Opal who will at
tend school there this winter.
Mrs. E. P. Sommer's was a busi
ness visitor to Pendleton Wednesday.
Gaylord Madison of Butter CreeK,
was in town Thursday.
Allen Mudgo and family on Thurs
day moved Into the Bert Bullen's resi
dence, recently vacated by the Walker
family, who moved to Montana.
Mrs. Charles Harvey and children
of Portland, who have visited since
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Elmer
Hubbard, left Thursday for Pendle
ton where they will visit relatives.
o
W. W. Esselstyn and son Rodney
were among the Echo boys who at
tended the circus in Pendleton Thurs
day. Mr. Burrlnger and daughter. Miss
Cora, of Stanfield, were shopping here
Thursday.
W. S. llethlefsen and wife and Ed
Rethlefsen, all of Portland, are visit
ors at the J. Frank Spinning home.
Carl Helm, of Butter Creek was in
town Thursday. Mr. Helm was recent
ly appointed registrar for the La
Grande land office.
Henry Weltzin and family were
Pendleton visitors Thursday.
Joe and Frank Ralph, owners and
managers of the Hermtslon Light and
Power company, were here on business
Thursday.
Mrs. 13. P. Jarimon and family mo
tored to Pendleton Thursday to take in
the circus. Miss Beryle J;irlmon, who
attended O. A. C. last year expects to
return to Corvallis this winter to en
ter school again.
Little Mary Jane Sheriden Is visit
ing her father Pete Sheridon on But
ter Creek, this week. Mary Jane
makes her home here with Mr. and
Mrs. A. K. Hammer.
A. E. Wattenburger and son. Bury'
Delivered
ELLIS-SCHILLER CO.
Main and Water Sts.
Dos ee Brothers
MOTOR CARS
drove to Pendleton Friday to deliver
a truck load of honey. Mr. Watten
burger has an aDundance of honey
for which he finds ready sale.
Frank Swaggart and J. F. Kimmery
of Heppner, were here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill and daugh
ter Alma of Butter Creek, were in
Pendleton Thursday.
Henry Robertson, from near Sand
Hollow, was transacting business here
Friday.
If. L. Stanfield motored here Friday
from Weiser, Idaho, where he now
lives. He is much pleased to learn
that his daughter, Harriet, who is In
Portland, will not have to undergo an
operation for risings In her head, but
she will remain in Portland, where
she Is taking treatments from Dr. F.
B. Kistner.
A. B. Thomson left here Friday lor
a business trip to Portland.
Ed Liesegang and sons, Eddie and
Harold, were in Pendleton Thursday.
Mrs. A. K. Hammer is visiting her
sisters, the Misses Mendenhall at their
home on the Meadows, this week.
Mrs. Thomas Ross left Thursday for
an extended visit with her daughter,
at Los Vegas. New Mexico.
Dean Dickinson of Acme, Wash., ar
rived here Friday, to remain some
time. Mr. Dickinson is a cousin of
'o1av t nvrt. of the Echo Auto Co.
Mrs. Ross AVebb is having one of
her residences remodeled and wnen
finished, it will be occupied by W.
Loyd and family.
The Autumn brings joy both day and night,
If ycur machine is behaving right.
your auto ought to be as "fit as a fi-ldlo" if you expect to enjoy the
Nature-brightness of tho j,:ur.i-J3 fall days that are to come. We
are expert car mechanics and can put your car in shape In a hurry.
You only pay for the actual time it takes., and for the materials used.
Jjd Rudy's Auto Doctor lotlk after your cafs hcaltli.
RUDY TANNLER
ScnrtPe Car Day and Night
Shop phone, 870
Residence 465-W
518 Willow
his Is '"Ball
THE
FRANELIN
r.v wnen m ia9 Dull
ring at Madrid. Spain! The specta
tors were highly amused. P. s It
wasn't Charlie Chaplin just an
other imitator.
PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 5, 1921
F. 0. B. SYRACUSE ;
TOURING CAR .....$2350
SEDAN $3350
BROUGHAM '. . .. $3300
2-PASS. ROADSTER $2300
DEMI-COUPE $2650
DEMI-SEDAN $2750
touring-limousine $3800
chassis .: $2000
Tcndleton Trices Add Freight and War Tax
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
PENDLETON, OREGON
Distributors of Franklin Cars for Eastern Oregon, Southeastern
Washington and Western Idaho.
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