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f ft t"""T DAILY IAST OSEOONIAy, ?EXDITOS, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1922. TEN PAGES 4 (QffilASlA MlLM HELD BANQUET T!Y W. H. BIRDSE1.L (East Orrgnnian Special.) MILTON-FI'.EEWATER. April 21. Miss Ada Stanford was a sufferer from Influenza last week, but is now much better. J. II. Coffmaa U riding around in a new Dodge these Jays, which he pur chai d of the Auto Sales Company of Milton. Tuesday evening the member of the ilillim Commercial Club enJoetl sumptous banquet in the basemen or the library, prepared by the ladies of the Improvement Club. If. Smith of Pasco, spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs: G. D. Hitch cock of Milton. Friends of A. E.' McKnlght will be pleased to know that he vaa out on the street Monday. Mr. McKnight has Quality- v4- r that's the Reason for the ever growing , popularity of Albers Flapjack Flour. Makes light, tasty hot cakes. Order a Package Your Grocer Recommends Albers quality Albeit Flapjack Flour Cirtlully utled cylindrictl con Matr insmtt tbsalutt uaiutiem Coming Back ' GOLDEN ROD MELODY MEN LAST TIME HERE BEFORE SAILING I FOR THE ORIENT DONT MISS THIS TREAT-YOU KNOW WHAT THEY CAN DO. v -m mj j .fat, ,f .DANCE , Evergreen State Novelty Orchestra Eagle - Woodmen Hall ; a Friday, April 21, 1922. 7 t THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Pendleton , OTrnr,llVI. RESERVE Ksswsmtstsfl I ''.V- : ..- ' fc m Offers an unexcelled banking service to in dividuals and corporations; transacts a general banking business and maintains special departments with fwilities of the highest character. 11 PENDLETON, OREGON been confined to the house since last November. Mrs. M. L. Long of Pine City, Minn., is visiting with her father, W. H Uailey. - E. W. Carpenter, of Portland, has accepted a position with the Twin City Cleaners aa head (potter and hal blocker. Rev. H. 8. Bhangl and wife Just re turned from trips south. Mrs, Shangle has been making Quite an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Coy Sims of Dallas, Texas as well aa visiting friends 'In other states, returning through California, she met Mr. Shan gle at Medford, Ore, from which place they proceeded homeward together. Alex. Kling wilt have an auction sale the 25th at Touchet. Wash. W. C. Wade will cry the ssde. T. C Reese, who has been spending the winter at Spokane, where he is at tending a school, spent Sunday with his family in Milton. Work has already begun on the auto park, under the direction of C. S, Cheshire, chairman of the committee. The "opening league game of the season will be played on the Milton grounds next Sunday afternoon, be tween the Blue Mountain and Walla Walla teams. . Mrs. Nancy Johnson of Norfth Mil ton, -with her brother who la visiting her, from Nebraska, left for San Jose. Cal. to visit a sister, at that place. starting on the Tuesday morning'i train. Tbe Easter program at the Chris. tian Church Sunday night was an ex cellent one and was' appreciated by a large crowd. Mrs. II. E. McQunry certainly proved her ability to train young people. The little tots of tha beginners department whoso teachers are Mrs. Wiley VanSIyke and rls. .1. l'itzer, provoked inuny complimentary comments. The pupils of the Twin City public schools are looking forwurd to the coming local trial track meet with great anticipation. It is to take place shortly." H. E. McQunry returned Monday, from Pomeroy, Wash., where he has been conducting, the singing at a revi val. Robert Simpson, manager of the Simpson Auto Company, Pendleton was in the Twin Cities Monday, Charles Whiting of Freewater prob ably possesses the distinction of hav inn caught the biggest fish this spring. He had on exhibition In John Stand age's hardware store window, a steel head salmon thirty one Inches long, caught with a No. S trout hook. The fish are reported to ba, axoeptibnally plentiful this spring. P, A. Bothwcll and son expect to have their new building between the People's Mercantile Company's store and the Stiver Star Theatre on Depot Mrect, Freewater, ready for occupancy by the first of the month. It Is to be a bakery that Freewater may well bo proud of. J. F. Slovor says that the spraying Is about hnlf done, in the vicinity of Ills fruit tracts. There will be a public auction on tio street at Freewater next Saturday. There were Interesting programs both morning ,and evening, at the Federated Church, Freewater, Easter Sunday. In the morning there were appropriate services, using merged service of S. S. and church, the most Impressive number of which was the dramatization of the Easter story by the young peoples class. Twenty nine members were added to the church roll on confession , and by letter. The evening services consisted of a musical program telling the Easter BtorjV Rev. If. C, Stover, pastor. ' Mrs. E. HI. Maiden, Elzora street, Mllt6n la slowly recovering from an attack of influenza and grief over the recent death of their daughter, Mrs. Edward McKeenzle. Mr. and Mrs. Maiden are very greatful over the presoncs of their daughter Daisy In their hour of sorrow and, sickness. Miss Daisy was on her way home from China when she received a tele pram stating that her slater was dan gerously ill and to mnke all possible hnsts to reach her bedside. Miss Daisy had been gone five years, and when eho reached her sister's side, her sis ter was too 111 to fully recognize her. The sisters had always been most de votedly attached "to each other. $85 RAISED AT EASTER BAZAAR AT PILOT ROCK (East Oregon ian Special) PILOT ROCK. April 21. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Myers of the road camp south of town brought their fourteen months old son to tha doctor here the last of tbe week. The baby who was suffering from severe spasms is re Ported much improved. SJohn Gray and family were in town Monday from Butter creek, il.ns Trio, iniilririir of Ppn.llt.tnn spent Easter Sunday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eldridge. Pilot Rock lost the abll game play ed here Sunday with Helix. The scors was 4-2 in favor of the visiting team. Phillip Beck of the California Fire Insurance Co. was in Pilot Rock Mon day. . A daughter was born Easter Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byrd at their ranch home south of Pilot Rode. Ths young lady has been named Anita. The neat sum of 985.80 was realized from the' Easter Bazaar and ' cooked food sale held Saturday 'by the Ladies' Aid of the Pilot Rock church. The la dies have quilted fourteen quilts since the first of the year. ""Mc. and Mrs. Frank Chapman of Butter Creek were In Pilot Rock Sun day, v Margaret Hemphill, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hemphill, is recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia fever. ' Tony Shields of pklafc was a visitor here the last of the week, Pat Monohan suffered a fractured ankle Sunday morning while romping with the children at his home at Gur dane. He was brought to Pilot Rock and Dr. De Vaul attended him. Loren Royce, garmmar school pu pil 1b reprted to be 111 at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Royce. . . Mrs. George Hunter of Pendleton spent Easter Sunday in Pilot Rock at the home of her brother, James Whlt taker. Following Is the Easter program presented at the community church Sunday 'morning: Prelude, (Easter Processional; Pro cessional Hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy; Reading In Unison, The Easter Story, Matt. 28:1-10; Anthem, "Why Weep est Thou?" Prayer of Thanksgiving and Lord's Prayer; The Easter Mes sage, Mrs. T ruman's Class; Easter Song, Primary Department; Solo, Christ in Flanders. Ted Roy; Panto, mine, Mrs. Kidwell's Class; Hymn. Joy to the world; Sermon, the pastor; Of fertory. Prayer of Consecration; Hymn, Coronation; Benediction; Mo ment of Silent Prayer. Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Cooper visited relatives In Pendleton Sunday uftor noon. Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Spaulding were hero from Pendleton Sunday after noon to see the bull game. The date for the presentation of the high school play, "Polly In Politics," has been changed from Saturday even, ing, April 22, to Friday evening, April Mr. and Mrs. Bert Buholts were Pi lot Rock visitors Monday. - Mr. and Mrs. Ben GUI and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rot hsaw the Iball game here Sunday between Tilot Rock and Helix. Mrs. Baxter Hutchison left Sunday for a visit to Portland. " Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Westgate were In town Sunday. AIRPLANE MADE THAT WILL GO STRAIGHT UP DENVER. Colo., , April 21. (XT. P.) Aalrplunes thut come . straight down have been plentiful. v But It took u Denver Inventor, Chas. S. Barrett, to make one that will go straight up. It full-sized planes work as well us his model has, ulr transportation has been re volutionized. ; The most trouble some problem of the aviator In prac tical flying Is the necessity for a fly ing field. Barrett's plane, If successful, would alight on top of the' poHtbfNce build ing in the heurt ,of a city, never stop I SMSMMSII 111? 0 0 the engine, change pilots anr mull pouches and be on Its way. It would hold almost perfectly still over cer tain places In - the Grand Canon where rhen have never been, while observations were made. The main difference between his plane and the monoplane is that the wing is circular- and so made that it becomes" vertical propeler with tho pull of a lever. The motor power Is readily shifted from the usual propeller to the new one and the plane is lifted straight in the air Instead of running along- the ground before taking off. Bar l'uu huh tried out his plane on a model and says It worked perfectly. Several investors have offered to put up money enough to develop the Idea, but Barrett is looking for a cer tain kind of a partner. ' do ndt want to get rlcn,' though the invention is worth a fortune," be-' said. "There Is my guide.",':, He pointed to the Bible. . ,V . 'I want a partner who will follow . that, and use the proceeds 'from htt plane for the benefit of mankind." l T HE LIVED TOO SOON WHAT A PIKErI 'yS ' ' mXim I, iiMi.su i i n i. :i . .x..'., .'. .JL.i '- 'Uj ; Safeguard Baby's Play-i me rremier way - v from Danger ous Dirt . Germ-Laden- ' Disease Bearing- . Doctor Inviting- ; a perpetual ntenara tb' your home , liappliicrss' 'i Tliick carpets ami nigs arp fine Tor children to play on but how they do eollet danger ous dust and dirt. 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