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lativos and friends the past three weeks
Miss Stasia Walsh,
county nurse,
spent Wednesday In Harm 1st on from
U'endleton where she Is organizing a
Home Nursing courso for both the
high school girls and women of the
EAST OREGON IAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO.
TWO MARRIED
67 YEARS
Beat the
community.
ICd Jackson is the owner of a new
now the possessor of a new Hush car. Ford car, purchtised from the HarmlS-to- '
( Kunt
Oi eK'mlan Special.)
Auto company.
Miss Leah Vercy was a Pendleton
Mlm A. K. HamESCBO, Pet. Sl.
Cary Woods died Sunday night at
Visitor yesterday.
mer und MUaf Anna tfendenhall lift
Pendleton
Itright'a
from
dlseaifc.
The
tl.. til
Two carloads of cattle were shipped
'!'' IMart'
funeral was held Tuesday morning .'tt ' H..l..i
to Hoardman kint week, one carload or the Baptist church by Hev Mr. Hall. attend a wedding anniversary of their
Nick
Mi
Mr.
and
registered stock and one air- The stores were closed during the fun- - Unci and Aunt,
Olhrer, who have been married 6"
load of grades. These were auctioned eral and the flag was "at
the
off Monday, some grades brought as He was a veteran of the world Vf&X eui. Ol all Kuedta
high as $600, The two carloads which and had been in some of the hardest wedding, Mm. Hammer the only one
they paid 5000 for sold for 17000 fighting, where It is said, ho contract- - now livlntf.
Hchi
JudKe Hean of Kalcni
to the ad the dlseaHe. He leaves a wife, h;ivand the profit was
lar
buyers.
The cattle were shipped In Ing been married about o monthsi and vIhIIi r Hnmlay. Mr. Hi
went of Echo.
by the County Agent of Morrow coun- a sister, Mrs. Winhurt.
Mr. Woods, farm
np h
Worl linker has alve
ty and local people of the Hoardrnun was the first soldier to die from here.
aa
rural mall carrier of
tl;n
eornniunlty.
The funeral was largely attended by 1.
J. H. Oobliell has fcCMPtII d th
Mr. A. EJ. Ttobb left this morning bis many friends, Koldters and pallors.
left vacant by Mr. akcr
flee
sym-j
many
Their
friends extend their
dutieH on
for Spokane, Wash. Mr. Uobb's mo- pathy to
rela- - commenced hin
bereaved
wife
and
r
the
ther and ills wife will leave tomorrow tlves.
Mr. Gobble prevl Klily
mornlnK.
about
to
spend the winter.
for Spokane
on thin route
mall
the
rled
ItMr. and Mrs.
Alxander returned
J. H. Young returned this morning
home In Pendleton Monday five years. Madlxon of Tin er Crock,
from Texas, where he visited with rel- - to their
(Jaylord
after visiting at the Dodd home dur- spent
Wednesday in
ing the Dairy Show.
Harry McCormlck left Friday mornMr, and M rs. He n ry Jacobson of
Anueles to attend a meAdams, Ore. returned to their home ing for tM
at that place.
Sunday after visiting at the lady's chanical school
It. B. KUinfield left Rcho Wcdm
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Leek,
High
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1919.
DAILY EAST OB.EGONTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON,
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Cost
IVING
two-ye-
half-maw- t.
r:.r
n Hpecial.)
Ore
HERMISTON, Oct 31. Mrs. EJ. K
Davis and daughter .otl returned the
latter Kirt of the week from I'hlladel-phl- a,
Pa., after a two month'n vMi to
relatives and friend. While
they attended the Grand Army encampment at Columbus Ohio. Coming through the western states on the
return Journey they encountered rain
In the Dakota a and snow in Montana
and Washington.
J. D. Catron of Columbia district is
pro-rate- d
The price is on every can
alU-ndln-
-
the same now
as before the war
and fu rthermo re double
the price could not buy
a better baking powder
than
It is
car-fo-
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PLENTY
OF FRESH AIR FOR FLU
"Flu." a Belgian
accompanies Major
Albert Smith, U. 3. A., on all hit
tllgh (s. Flu accompanied hit mas-te- e
on the long flight frcu. New
to San Diego, Cel.. by way
m Florida, a distance of 4500
WKW VORK
-
poll
and thankyou ever so much
ioi the box
of Sweefe'
BAKING
KC
dog,
rk
POWDER
Ounces for
The Government Uses It
Millions
ftipnlat Here
Sold Pros
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home.
WASHINGTON,
Oct. 31. Seating
Mrs. Maurice Toe, of Pendleton, is
of German and Austrian delegates in visiting- at the home nt her mother,
whs proposed Thursday by the French Mrs. Hose Webb.
delegation.
Hoyt Copping-eand Ralph Dorn
hunting Tuesday. They
went ducl
report Killing a bag of 21 birds.
John Mirhaels and Raymond Strirk
arrived in Krhn Wednesday with a
liirge band of beef cattle belonging- to
din ha nrthers, which had been on
"GETS-ITtheir su minor range on Star key and
"
McK&y
The cattle will be
Creeks.
fed here this winter.
Frank Ounha drove down from the
He
The irntt I'm In I em
Corn I.ooKrnrr. Ctinha place on McKay Cre-ek- .
SJniplc an A. II. . NVt Fails
states that there Is between eight and
very
cold.
snowof
ten
and
Inches
you
a
get
to
hav
rid of
If
tried
p your toe with
Corn by bun
Mr. and Mrs.
Karl A igg;lesworth
bHmlagett, or
nr naive that made
Wednesday.
ItnoHt raw. or tried From Lena were in Kcho,
sold
and delivered 1800
Pedro
Joe
to drag youi
out with a knife.
lambs to Frank rorrei Tuesday. The
lambs will be wintered on the t'orrea
place on the Meadows.
"GuJt
2nd Hand
Barg ains
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STUDEBAKER SIX
Run 6000 miles.
1917 PAIGE
1917
$825.00
OAKLAND
New oversize pistons in this car.
1918 OVERLAND BUG
Repainted, wire wheels.
1 1918
$750.00
1
$350.00
For Sale or Trade
the
and the
Com.
O. E. HOLDMAN, Mgr.
632
ii,. ,, i fit hn ii uiimrion wnitiiliT for
IniHKinfl peel-n- g
uhp 'Wts-It.- "
your corn oil' norloualy, ,nsilv Mid
ppcllnR
off a
PRinlrHsly. just like
what happen
ikln. Wi ll, thai is There
if nothiwhen you usa "0t-It.ng- clso that will Rivo you thi.s pamr r.
had the
lault. Millions of folks hav.hy putt or
same hlcssd experience.
a rood time
and suffer, limp, nnd spoil
in-nayour
or our
for yoiirsrit and
pen er of mind while trying to attend
"Cets-It.- the pimple
to husinesii? U
com m on Bense w a .
anteod.
"lpts-lt.- "
the only sun
el
h but a
k
money-h- a
Ptore. &trd iy v..
druc
trlflf nt :tiiv
v t o.. ( hlcaijo. in.
IHwrenre Pendleton
and reeonimmded
Sold In
an the world's best corn remedy by
Tullman A Co.
Iwbtn you
Cottonwood
WHEN IT COMES TO
Overhauling
Cars
STOP SICK HEADACHE
We take our hats off to no one.
We make a specialty of overhauling and repairing cars ANY MAKE. If you want a good, honest
job, bring it to us.
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II Get instant relief with a 10
,
4
2 cent pacKagc oi uv. janits
suffering!
m.
Jewett & Dimick
546
Day Phone 486
Main St.
Night phone
244--
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.nli.tlnr or .(nil
ti
throbblnpr hrndiuhps, ylpld in just a LEVER FOOD CONTROL
few moments to Or. J.mios" lleadacho
ACT MAY BE USED
Powders which cost only 10 rents a
package at any drug1 storo. It's the
TO PREVENT CLOSING
quickest, surest headache relief in the
Several
WASHINGTON, Oct. .11.
Relieve
Ion"t suffer;
whole world.
the agony and distress now! You can. eoiiTHon wh'rh the novernment miffbJ
have toko to prevent cloning of the coal
Millions of men and women
found that headache or neuralgia mis- mines November 1 are beinp diseuss- ery in needless. (Jet what you ask for. d. Amoir- :hem is the Lever to
Main Street, Over the Hub
Pendleton, Oregon
hum
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SALE
haniat
Monday, Nov. 3rd
three-year-ol-
four-year-o-
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WASHINGTON,
Oct 31.
double 1:isk ot corn butting rudii-nlisin the rniiks of lnbnr ami sar.'Ttiar
t wnCr painprs" will
tbo "riRht
bo put up to the oonfarenee of the International union brails which nioi't
hro DvcOTABer SI. It was mndr plain
In a tetter which Prrsldrnt r.nmiKrs.
of th American Federati n, pivo out
today.
d
ld
wood saw
three inch wagon with hay rack.
1 iron wheel w agon with hay rack.
Two and a half inch wagon.
1 wheat rack
2 mowing machines
1
1
hay rake
binder
1
disc
1
to-wi-
iJmlm
,
t:
drill, It! hoe
four section harrow
1 fresno, 4 horse
1 wheat blade, 12 foot
1 walking plow, 16 inch
1 blacksmith outfit, with tools
1 buggy
1 hack
1 Shetland pony buggy
fanning mill
2 sets heavy breeching harness
2 sets work harness
1 set hack harness
2 sets single buggy harness.
1 set of double pony harness
1 set of single pony harness.
1 sad tile
8 dozen full blooded chickens
2 dozen turkeys
1
1
.
1
A few geese
24 head of sheep.
5 cords of 16 inch wood.
Oliver 3 bottom gang plow
garden cultivator
new Ludwig piano
And many other things too numerous
to mention.
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TERMS STRICTLY CASH
FREE LUNCH SERVED AT NOON
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AUCTION
first class wheat hay
well broke, G and 7 yrs.
mares,
2 black
old, weight 2900.
mare, well broke,
1
weight 1470.
mare, well broke,
1
weight 1380.
2 geldings, 5 yrs. old, weight about
1200 each.
pony, 8 yrs. old, gentle,
1 saddle
weight about 800.
1 sadle mare, gentle, 6 yrs. old, weight
about 1050.
2 yearling filleys.
16 head Shetland ponies, all colors
and ages.
1 two year old filley.
2 of them right
4 gentle milch cows
fresh.
4 yearling heifers
1 three year old heifer.
1 gasolene barrel.
1 oil barrel
1 grind stone
LABOR PROBLEM WILL BE
PUT UP TO CONFERENCE
MEETING DECEMBER 31
p. m.
where the
off Mindana
110 tons of
3t to 43.
The senate also defeated the Muffs
amendment the l.tst of the treatv
amendments t" the foreign rlatlons
committee proposed by 2 6 to 4 7.
The Shields aniemlment would have
given empires or federations In the
It
league of nations only one vote.
was proposed as a substitute for the
Kit-rincolony
a
Moses amendment.
from voting when :i vote affecting its
mother country was under consideration. The aim of both measures was
to equalise the votes of America and
Britain in the league.
Senator Sherman obtained the floor
and called up his amendment to In- crude Invocation of blessings of the
Uelty in the treaty preamble. The
senate rejected it by 57 to 27.
5
DENTIST
isucd
Commencinp: at 10:00 A. M.
goods,
all the following livestock, hay, farm equipment and household
WASHINGTON, OCC. It.-- The senate Wednesday rejected the Shie)Us
amendment to the treaty fy a vote of
Easy Payments.
to
DR. THOMAS C. 0MART
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IS REJECTED
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Phone 507
depth of the
munii
a. m. to 12:
GILMAN FOLSOM will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, cash in
his ranch three miles southeast of Pendle ton, on
LAST OF AMENDMENTS
PROPOSED
Umatilla Motor Sales
Corporation
Phone 337
Th
in the Pac
dept Is 32
it
9
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Out
Tk"Ouch"
$800.00
Looks like new.
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Hours:
743
NEW YORK. Oct. 31. The Packer
fourteen miles north of town, during day to meet with V. L. Thompson and
the dairy show. They made the trip Elliott Corbett at Woiser, Idaho; from
overland in their oar.
where they will make a trip through
the Twin Falls and Flnhl country, re- giHtiiHmnmiwininNimmniiiniinmiiHimniiiiiii
.Sunday to Weiser.
turning
FRENCH PROPOSE TO LET
Mrs. F. F. Wamsley of Seattle, who
GERMAN DELEGATES TAKE has been visiting here with her brothEd and red Vanhorn, left nn train
PLACES IN CONFERENCE ers.
No. 2, Wednescay, to return to her
SALT LAKE
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dated 1391.
the Chinese
powder
decreed
ir heels
distance
note
existing
C, and w
vernment.
The oldes
DRFSSFS MUST "BEGIN AT
HEELS, GO TO REASONABLE
DISTANCE OF THEIR NECKS"
CHOCOLATES
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in barring
and rouge for girl pupils, alo
"dressed should begin at th
and go within a reasonable
oi their necks.
tested.
co Australia
of Pounds Overseas
(llegiate Institute
control act which make it punishable
to conspire to prevent production of
neccesities and gives the government
power to seize mines.
furnish
could
The government
troops to see that the miners who
unmo- are
work
to
continue
wished
and Sent
Gilman Folsom, Owner
COL. W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer.
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JAS. H. STURGIS, Clerk
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