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J T PAGE TEH DAILY EAST OHEOONTAK, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1022. TEN PAGES OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE li ' ' . nrr- .... - Special News of Umatilla Co. DfDN'T Yco K5v4R. MC5 Th5 TAC?.-;- A-- RGviri'. Don t 'ill a: (Hast Oregonlan Special.) WESTON'. Sent. B. Mrs. B. S. Hur- rln and family were guests Wednes day at the home of her ulster, Mrs. John Bovvker In Free water. Miss Esther Davis spent the week visiting friends In Weston, Mr. and Mrs. II. Goodwin were business visitors In Pendleton Friday. Mrs. 8. S. Js'elson and children are vlsltln gat the home of her parents in fjpokane. Mrs. Marie Thorscn and children were guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. noon mountain. Ming Dorothy Bnlfinch left yester day for Walla Walla "where she will resume Ikt school work. Miss Pearl Dowd of Washtucna is visiting her sister Mis. W. F. Gould on Weston Mountain. The little daughter of Geo. I inde kln is quite ill at their home on' Wes ton Mountain. . Beth Hyatt and daughter Mrs. Dolph Thompson of Gibbon were in j Westou visiting relatives this week. ' Mrs. Amy Van Skiver and Mrs. James Compton were in Milton Tues day afte peaches. ., Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Wllsey left Mon day for a visit In Missouri. Miss Arvilla Beamer and Otis May berry wero married Thursday afler- THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley at one o'clock at the Hantlsf parsonage in Wewton. Hev. Mr. Kails bolng the officiating clergyman. The ceremony was witnessed by the im mediate relatives and a few close friends and was followed by a wed ding dinner at the parsonage. The bride is a daughter of well known Pioneers of this locality and who has grown to womanhood on the farm of her parents, M,. and Mrs. John Bea mer near Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Krnest (Jhormly have returned to Pendleton after a Visit with Mrs. Ghormly's parents Mr. and Mrs. peter Xarkaus. . , Mrs. Oi. W. Herndon and Mrs. Marvin Adkins were visitors in Athe na (Saturday. -J .i!lVk-r.r--s - .i 1,i IsHA T- till 1 T LOOK! ' LIKE AN (NcTNOr . BARLY SAY- Ifall'J aunt I - I -mtrw I t - ' r.M It f I'liy:. Is' M- . ttVWVTl V- Z" 1 rvcc;iD.i HIM PI6HT IH THE DfcESS CrTS "isllii MAKING SHOP down WSJeMgl!3''feBjRKIsf! ON HIS KNEES I WJ-E tAP5 - r-ERPUMP.- proposinq rrrE--,'''HETs-TeA?arj ft v. i';4 Y.n ) rut , ITS RUMOPFD THAT CTCY WALKER, BACHIT1.C! AND TM MARSHAL HAS ERiPOS.EDTtiTHE NEW DRESSMAKER WHO (?E-CETWT1.Y CAME To TOWN. V I FARM LOANS Tim American Xationul luinlc Is In an unusually good poslMon to aid those, who (K'mIiv long-llmo Icwins on Improved mid juu-tly linprovctl wheat and slock ranches, all alia land and small farms, all the way frotn thrco yi-ai-s up to tliirty.four and oiio-lutlf years. Write, phone or call for full particular. The American National Bank Pendleton, Oregon. J5J Ytmr-a Of- Continuous fianking. floor, hkt thi$ ttti it -pom m rnihiim tf tr, gmtty"hti'oMt tit 0mtbddtdgTUt4uUuproUntUt lift n The prrrnnial bf auty of a valuable rut: is the rewsrd of frequent and thorough rlranins Surh clcanmj is cay lo perform with The Hoover, because it beati . . . a it fwrrp, a it suction clrans. All injurious embrdded grit is fluttered out by eme hoatir? AH sniblnirn litter is detached by swift swerpinjf. All Iimsc dirt isw irhdiawn ' In' prone suction. Only The Hoover combines lhce three rsxemial operations. And it is (he larjest-sellinj dearie cleaner in the world. You may have a Hoover placed permanently in your home for a nominal sum, and its purchase arranged on . convenient terms. You mav alo.hjve it demont;ated for )ou any time, either in your home or in our store. Cruikshank & Hampton 121-28 E, Webb. Thone 5 IS HOOVER Mrs. W w' Klin rfiw.i. f cr.T ! Wash, is visiting at the homo of her mother Mrs. Annn Fuson. IWrs l-'hoffner was formerly Miss Maggie Fnson. Mr. and Mrs. Hump Honker motnr- eu JM-Kiay to Walla Walla to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B'. C. Fitzpatrick were 'n Weston reneiving ac'tuaintances. Mr. Fitzpalrlek will be principal and I Mrs. Fitzpatrlck will b-e an eighth j grade teacher In the Kcho schools. I Mr. and Mrs. H. Goodwin and Mrs. I Mary Mc.N'ev returned Tuesday from ! a motor trip to Potlneh, Idaho, where I they visited the John MeNVv home. j J. II. Itoekhill was over rr-m "ViH Walla Saturday vlMlttn'r li' family. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ,Iie.-s -'!'. ' Monday in Walla Walla with (he twif Miss Penedlcts, sisters of Mrs. Jones who have accepted positions In the Gardeners store In Walla Walla: Mrs. Ida Eaton of Houston Texas. sister of Mrs. W. t Smock is visiting ut the Smock farm on need and Haw- ley mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Iteamer were the guests Sunday of their daughter Mrs. Leon I.undell in Weaton. John Hh-zelwood is visiting his fam ily here from his work near Olex, Ore-Son. Mr. and Mrs. Union Smith were here Sunday from Pendleton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell at the 12. M. Smith home. Mrs. C. I,. McFadden of Athena visited at the homu of her parents in Weston Wednesday. . John Banister Sr. was a business visitor In Pendleton Saturday. Mrs. Fred Stine of Spokane sister of Mrs. J. jr. Bannister was a rcuest of thn Banister household over the week end. Miss Thelma Anderson returned Thursday from an extended visit In Portland and at various beach resorts. Mrs. Anna Fuson, Mrs. W. H. Mc Klnney and Mrs, W. W. Shoffnor were dinner guests Wednosday at the homo of Mrs. Alfred Pambrun. Mrs. Frank Groer and daughter Vida and Mrs. A. M. Boss motoaed to Pendleton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kirk of Athena attended to business errands in Wes ton Saturday. Mrs. William Price is reported to be on the sick list this week. Mrs. I.etha Kimr Is visiting friends In Athena this week. Ed Bushman and children of Ad ams were in Weston Saturday attend ing to some business errands. Mr. Chestnut of Adams was a busi ness visitor In Weston Wednesday. Mrs. Will Price is reported to be on the sick list this week. J. V. Bell has been confined to his bed the past week. Mrs. O. S. Pinkerton was a visitor in Wn.Ha Walla Monday. Mrs. Joe Payant spent Sunday at the home of her mother Mrs. St. Den nes. John Johnson was a visitor In Wes ton Saturday from Thorn Hollow. ryu Toy O n't COMK You'll CS) IJ JJ EMPTY FULL j j tjgallons ' l&iir gauge will PROVE Med Crowns economj Pickford Divorce An Election Issue CAItSON' CITY, Nevada, Sept. 5. (P. P.) -Mary Plekford's divorce and a four cornered fight for the repub lican senatorial nomination were the high lights in the Nevada state pri mary held today. Interest in other issues lagged. Mary Pickford got Into the fight not in person of course through the candidacy of Judge Frank I'. Langan, who granted her a divorce from dwen Moore, against Attorney General L. B. Fowler, who prosecut ed the state's suit to annul the di vorce, for election to the supreme bench. The issue lias ' come to center largely around the Pickford divorce and has attracted great interest. with the pro-Mary and anti-Mary factions sharply divided. i OFFICE CAT The Hills In velvet clad, they stand Clear-cut, against the sky, 1'Jaeh tree Is like a hand, Pointing upward, high. Oh. if the snul could stnnd Tho all the world pass by. And reach, with eager hand. Always toward tho sky! I'nltcd States Senator Key Pitt- man Is without opposition for the democratic senatorial nomination, but for the republican nomination, which wll carry the responsibility of op roslng Pittman at the general elec tion, the folluwing four candidates werr engaged In a strenuous cam paign: Congressman S. S. Arcntz of Simpson, Nevada: Assemblyman Charles Chandler of F.ly, Nevada, ! who was speaker of the assembly! at the last session of tho legislature: ! Former State Senator P. Itoul of ljis Veas, Nev.; Attorney A. (irnntj Miller, one time socialist candidate! for tlie L'. S. senate and now a re-: publican. J I BY JUN11.J Stop at the Red Crown sign the next time your tank needs filling, and then keep track of your mileage. You'll find that "Red Crown" takes you farther on a gallon, and gives you a more powerful, sweeter-running en gine. "Red Crown" vaporizes rapidly and uniformly in the carburetor and is consumed completely in the cylinders. Every gallon is the same, wherever and whenever you buy it. Fill at the Red Crown sign at Ser vice Stations, at garages, and at other dealers. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) Our Own Webster's Selfish Woman One who thinks that, if necessary, the whole world should be burned to make a fire for her. The Beginning of Disillusionment Small Boy: "I alnt never saw a mer maid and I don't think I'm ever going to see one.' The Kud of It All Midnight, and in tho Elks club sat a young man .huddled in a chair. A friend entered. "Hello Kmithers," he said, '.'not going home yet?" "No," came a despairing metter, "I I daren't." "Why. what's the matter?'" j "Matter? It's the end of every-1 thing; it means ruin grief and aj spoiled life. QllMJTY Nj RUSSIA UNABLE TO PAY FOR ENGINES ORDERED STOCKHOLM, Sept. 5. After hav ing ordered 1.000 locomotives from an engineering firm here and having re ceived 300 of them, the Russian gov ernment has intimated that it is now unable to pay. When the contnf'ct was made it was agreed that the engines were to be paid for as they were delivered, and the nianufacturersobtalned a guaran tee for their money. It is now considered probable that the Soviet government will cancel the balance of tho -order, and that tho present finaiieiat state of Russia and tlie failure of the T!inon and Hague conferences is responsible. Oh Smithers come on and have lot. (. II. Moore Is the chief can-: drink: that'll heln." didatc for the republican congress!-! Smithers clenched his fists. dial nomination, while for the dem- "Xothing can help me,'' he moaned octane nomination tiilDert Ross O! In nsronv. "I have come to the enil of Kttio, at present state bank cxami-(ull thing's. At S o'clock I phoned ray ntr: Attorney t. I.. Richards of Re-l ivife and gave her a perfectly good no nun lormer htate Senator II. W. I excuse for nut cominir heme and now ' lluskey. also of Reno, are the Van- (here his voice broke in a sob) "I've nutates. forgotten what I said." DOINGS OF THE DUFFS JUST SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT By Allman MRS. DJPP. 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WINONA WAGON $170.00 i 18 OR 20 HOE SUPERIOR GRAIN 5 DRILLS . : $130.00 f 56 in. Success Fanning: Mills with Floor Elevator $93. ' X The Above Prices Subject to Stock on Hand. Sturgis & Storie WtFA T.5 as it Sweeps as it Ckans