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Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
For Sale e-Real Estate

YES
 You can buy this 20 acres northeast for S9,000. only S450 per. Think of it. what better could you ask?
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co.
 142 Vesl Adams bb FOR SALE-A bargain in land; any kind with crops or without. J. C. Lockhart, five miles southwest of Cashion postoffice. n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06

ASK US
 S c. MILLER COMPANY 8 North First Ave. Creighton Bldg Casa Grande Hotel, Casa Grande f
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
For Sale Miscellaneous

1000 ROLLS of wall paper for sale, Ice per roll 80 South Second avenue. p
 FOR SALE-Thor electric washer. 9l4 East WiIletta street. Phone 3205. n
 Use NOX-ALl- for those punctures and BLOW OUTS. A PERMANENT repair. 1T
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
For Sale-Houses
 OUR HOUSE BARGAINS

OUR HOUSE BARGAINS Five room with screen porch, bath; big lot. shade; strictly modern. A real home, 5000 cash, S100 per month.
 Four rooms, frame house just built; bath, shade; strictly modern; north east, s1,S00, with only S200 down and S25 per month.
 Get acquainted We have many bargains of houses in each locality in the city.
 THE REALTY EXCHANGE 1 II West Adams street-Phone 1349 n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06

GOOD income business property corner business street for trade for deeded land Casa Grande valley. Ad- dress Mrs. .Lialtie Dart, Douglas, Ariz.
 n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
Auction Sale Thursday, Aug. '

COMMENCING AT 1:3O , MILES WEST AND MILE SOUTH OF GLENDALE, ARIZONA ON CHARLES MESSENGERS
 RANCH
 We will sell at Public Auction the Following Property and Stock:
 90 HEAD OF CATTLE 20 Head Extra Good Holstein Cows Fresh and Coming Fresh soon, Heavy Mixers and High Testers; 1 Extra Good Registered Holstein Bull; 1 Ex- tra Good Yearling Bull.
 Head Calves; 1 Head Sheep; Head Horses: 100 Hens and Fryers; 70 Young Turkeys.
 FARMING IMPLEMENTS 1 Buggy; l Seeder, new. never used; 1 Riding PlGw, Cotton Planter Walk ing Flow, Walking Lister, Border Disk, Moving Machine, Scraper, Wagon, and other things too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: All sums of s100.00 and under Cash; Over this Amount Six Months Time Win Pc Given, Purchaser Giving Approved 1OSo Note, or 23o off for cash.
 c. O. McMURTRY, AUCTIONEER
 l.. A. GALLAND, Clerk Office Monihan Building, Room ,,
 Phone 1910 n TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 341 w. Washington St. sell everything. I buy for cash Raise the other fellows bid every tipe You are foolish if you sell before call ing me.
 TAYLOR, THE AUCTIONEER
 PHONE 1917. If
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

One perfectly good relinquishment. six miles from town, $500.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06

WANTED-To trade Groom nicely finished dwelling house and three lots in Mesa for cattle. Lone Star Land &
 Cattle Phone 4115, 2 North Central avenue. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06

5-TNCH ROTARY PUMP and engine for sale. or will trade for bees 34S E. Washington. m
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
Also
For Sale Miscellaneous

T or Sdlo-MlScelIanGOuS
 FOR SALE-One Kolar and Cambel piano, first class condition, $500. Terms if desired; can be seen at 223 West Jefferson. bs
 FOR SALE-Bacon electric tube vuI- canizer. King Brothers, 11O East Adams. n
 5000 FEET K in. black pipe, stand ard national. g \. Second street. m
 FOR SALE-W ater tanks, $500, $500 and 9200 gallons. practically new. Bar gains. Arizona Egyptian Cotton Co If
 FOR SALE-Practically new six piece birdseye maple and cane bedroom suite Modern. Call S5 West Holly street. D
 HUMPTY DUMPTY EGG CAR RIERS ARE THE BEST FOR MARKET USE. PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co. If
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
FOR SALE

FUN NAIE
 A relinquishment of 320 acres of fine land in the Casa Grande valley: 80 acres fenced, 40 acres in cultivation cabin, ten-inch well of good soft water, horsepower pumping plant. 25-foot tower, 1000 gallon tank; ditches and gates in fine shape. There are no failures on this ranch. If you want a real home, see E. C. Read, 3S1 North Second avenue. It
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE or trade, one team of mares and express wagon, good nar
 ness, for Ford truck in good condi- tion. Call evenings. 1889 East Me kinley. r
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06

Home on North Third St This is a good buy. A five room brick house, close in, near good school. Price s3,70000 s750.00 cash and bal ance like rent Let us show you this
 Is A
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
Plu1l1S, PlunnS

Walls Hybrid and Gold-best can nirg and jelly plums in valley, Hall Bros. Phone 124-R-2. S-a
 ELBERTA canning peaches. 3 cents Camelback peach orchard. John A
 Burgess bs
 FINE ELBERTA peaches for can ming. Northeast corner Park and Os- born. Telephone 1R5.. n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06
Herbert s. Prince Co

14 w Adams St. It HAVE under construction house at PA North Tenth avenue. Will be fin ished about August 20, for sale or rent. Phone SES. n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-06

TWO acres, four rooms, bath, clos cts, porches, cellar, separate screened, sleeping room. garage barn lots roses fruit, shade alfalfa chicken pens two blocks to street car; s6.0O0; small pay rnent down 2O3S ". Van Ruren. tt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
LOCAL WHEAT MAKES
FAVORABLE SHOWING

Grain crops In California are. as In
Oregon. looking better this year than
for several seasons. II. w. Collins said
today after returning from business
trip to California. Barley il now be-
Ing harvested. with the crop about the
same as last year. Wheat Is more
plentiful in California than in 1918.
Mr.. Collins said. and even down into
the San Joaquin valley the grain looka
thick and well filled out.
what surprised me most" said
Mr.. Collins. " was to sec how well
Umatllla county wheat has survived
the long drought. II certainly looks
excellent and has withstood the heat
In far better shape than in the coun-
ties To the west Lots of the wheat
has virtually burned up i'm the fields
of Morrow and Gillian and counties
west"
California grape growers are very
blue. according TO Mr.. Collins. They
have a big crop on tho vines and ars
stlll living in hopes that they may
find something to do with them. They
took temporary solace in the plea OF
President Wilson but are anxiously
awaiting the action OF congress and
the state Prohibition will leave the
81 overs with about $50. 900. 600 worth
OF grapes. il is estimated, and no way
iE which to dispose OF them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
MUNICIPAL CONTROL FOR BAND
SUGGESTED BY COUNCIL. PLAN
WILL BE SUBMITTED TO VOTE

The Pendleton Round Up band will
get the $500 withheld by the city al
its last meeting one week ago. as a
result of favorable action taken last
night. The band fulfilled its agree
ment to give a concert each week and
the council voted to keep its agree
ment and draw a warrant for the
amount, which was paid as a license
fee by the carnival staged by the band
from June to here.
When the council heard of the split
in the ranks of the band and leader
last week and feared that no concert
would be given. they decided to with
hold the money until matters adjusted
themselves. All is again serene and
the council received the promise of
Joe II. Parkes, who appeared on be-
half of the band, that there will be
no Interruptions in the weekly pro-
gram of concerts
Mayor Vaughan suggested that
provision be made at the next city
election for putting the band under
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
"YOrk" Yarn to Duplicate
Clint of Red Gold that
Shines in Hair of Hero

That elusive CLINT of gold which
shines in the red hair of Sergeant Al
vim e. York, Americas hvro. Is to be
duplicated in yarn IL Roy T. Bishop
Pendleton man in charge OF the ore
gon Worsted mills, can get lock
from the head Of the man who single
handed cleaned out the snfpers' nests
in the Argonne and who killed go Ger
mans and captured 1872 Huns
IL the sample OF has- - secured
from the famous Hun-tamer. yarn In
a new shade known as York will be
manufactured and. American women
will with each click of the knitting
needle pay tribute to the man whose
heroism in the world war Is unex,
celled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

municipal control and this suggestion
met with favor Of the four council.
men present. II sentiment CRYSTAL.
ICES. referendum probably will be
voted on to have the organization
controlled by the city.
All places Of business, exceptinA
restaurants soft drink and pool halls
and hotels. will be asked to close Fri
day. July 4. by proclamation of the
mayor. The council endorsed the Pc
tition of the committee to ask for a
general closing that day.
The loan which Perry Houser has
from the city was ordered renewed for
five years at the present rate of in
terest and on the same terms as now.
The mortgage is worth $4,000
No paving or sidewalk petitions
were received and the only other bus
mess was the order to pay the few
The session was a
record breaker for speed. consuming
Just 20 minutes after a quorum was
obtained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
WIRE FROM SEN.
M NARY RAISES
QUESTION HERE
News May Mean Money for
Mckay Reservoir But if
SO Sum is Not Enough.
PROJECT BUDGET
WAS BUT $4,000
Further News Awaited as to
Meaning of Senate
Committee.

"Senate irrigation reported favor
ably today appropriation of fifty mil
lion to complete irrigation projects
recommended by secretary of interior.
iUmatiIIa included sum specified three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
CHARLES L. McNARY, u. s. s.
/ The above message received by the
Pendleton Commercial Club yesterday
evening has aroused decided interest
here and at Hetmiston but the exact
meaning of the news is in doubt
BY phone today the East Oregonlan
was informed from Hermiston that the
project engineers office, fails to un-
derstand the s35O,00O appropriation
for the UmatiIla project The budget
for the project calls for only $4,000
for the coming year. This sum is
needed for maintenance, extension and
supplementary construction work.
However, of this amount the sum of
$4,000 may be obtained from the
regular reclamation fund thus leaving
a deficit of but $4,000. Hence il the
message from Senator McNary is cor
rect the senate committee has recon-
mended S305,000 more than is asked
for by the project officials
May Mean Mckay Work.
A theory is held that the appropri-
alton may include money for the Nc
Kay reservoir but this seems improb-
able as the sum would be totally in
adequate for that work. $2.00e.eO8
viii be needed to carry out the Mckay
plan. There is possibility that SEN
ator McNary has secured funds for
starting the preliminary work on the
project, in which case he will have the
gratitude of friends of the move.
Workers for the Mckay project are
.hus far in the dark and are awaiting
further word from Washington f.
2. Dood has been planning to leave
or Washington Sunday to work for
he project but may change his plans
it proves true the senate committee
$ already giving money for this pro-
ect.
The East Oregonian has sent a wire
o Senator McNary asking il the
$4,000 carries money for the Nc
Nay reservoir but at O'Clock no ans
yer had been received.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
MONSTER BARBECUE
MARKS MILTON FETE
east oregonian SpeciaD

MILTON. June 19.-Hundreds
from eastern tmatilla county and
Walla Walla county were present to-
day at the annual strawberry festival.
Berries in great quantities were on
display and one of the features was
monster barbecue. The crowd was
about as large as that Of former
years.
The Rev. r. g. Warren. of the Wal
Ia Walla Presbyterian church. deliv-
cred the principal address, and the
address of welcome was made bv
Mayor &. u. Hobbs. The weather was
ideal for dhe festival
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
CANADb ET
DEPC !"
HATL AKERS

WINNIPEG, June 10. The trial Of
ten labor leaders arrested here for
Icomplicity in the strike is being held
behind closed doors. The charge is
sedition and conspiracy In an attempt
TO overthrow the government. The
trial Is the same as that conducted in
the Tower of London fer spy or trai-
tor. the prosecution said. Evidence
Will be introduced showing that funds
for the strike came from revolution
airy societies in Chicago. Minneapolis.
Bisbark. Indianapolis and New York.
II Is said Stri ers declare that tele-
grams voiclng demands for a domin-
ionwide strike in protest at the ar
rests of the strike leaders were re-
ceived from all parts OF Canada. The
prosecution said the plan is to have
the accused and the families enroute
TO England. Scotland or Russia by the
end of next week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
CONTRACT LET
FOR ERECTING
COLLINS MILL
Oregon Lumber Company
Will Erect Building, Work
is Already Underway.
BUILDING READY
BY OCTOBER FIRST
Manager Hopes to Have
New Mill Ready for
Grinding Jan. 1.

Contracts for the erection of the
new Collins mill building have beer
let to the elevator department of tn,
Oregon Lumber Co, and forms are
now being made for the pouring OF
the concrete. First work on the mil
building began Monday and pro-
gress will be pushed SO that the build.
ing will be ready for the installation
OF machinery by October I.
The mill will rise on East Webb
street on the site formerly occupied
by the old securing mill The build
ing will he six stories high. be so by
100 feet and Of reinforced concrete
Building plans are of the latest i'm
proved mill type and were purchased
from the Nordyke & Marmon Co, of
indianapolis. The same concern is
now rushing the min machinery.
A warehouse two stories in height
will be built in connection with the
mill and the plant. with machinery
installed, is expected to be ready for
grinding flour by January 1. Rum
ming night and day shifts, the mill
Will have capacity of 1900 barrels
a day The first unit to be installed
now will have a capacity of $50 bar
rels.
II. w. Collins and r.. NJ. Crommelin,
new mill manager, arrived only yes
terday from two weeks trip to San
Francisco in the interest of their new
business. Alr. Collins was not ready
today to BIsaks, mention of any deals
in the south but inti-
mated that further arrangements were
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
F. {. JUDD HEADS
LOCAL S. A. DRIVE

r. f Judd has been appointed by
the general committee of the Elks as
head OF the Salvation Army drive for
the district OF Pcndleton. He will ap-
point his own district chalrmen who
Will meet with the chairmen tomor-
row night at o'clock in the Elks
Club rooms.
The quota for Pendlcton district is
$4,000. and ii is anticipated that the
city will he over the top after two
days of soliciting. The quota for the
entire county is $500. No individual
quotas are to be fixed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
FRED WALTERS WOULD GIVE
USE OF ISLAND TO THE CITY

some danger. however, from the river
and the mill race.
Mr. Taylor pointed out the glee
with which the youngsters play on
the Pioneer Park lawn during band
concerts and declared that to be an
evidence OF their desire for suitable
place for organized plSv. Members
of the council heartily endorsed the
suggestion that place with chutes.
swings, games and proper supervision
would mean n great deal to the young
sters of the city.
Counc!lmen expressed n willingness
to consider further the matter of
Fairgrounds realizing that the public
streets are no place for developing
young citizens. Efforts are expected
to be made at the next meeting to
get a definite understanding with Mr.,
Walters,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
5OOO FAVORED BY SENATE IRRIGATION COMMIT TEE FOR UMATNLA PROJECT
BAND AND TOWN PEOPLE GAVE
JOE DESPAIR BIG RECEPTION
HE HAD NOT ANTICIPATED

lie left here as "a boy and he
Isn't much more than that now,
for Joe Despair. who returned
last night after over three years
service a. "A member OF rne Cana
dian army, is only twenty one.
Joe showed some surprise ami
some conservation when Inc step
ped from No. rs into rnOng
which crowded the O.-W. X. q
n depot. while the Round Up
band played i'm his honor. Al.
though wounded several times
while in the service, he isn't
much impre sed with is own deeds.
as the following extract from one
of his letters TO a PcndIctOn reIa-
tive will show:
I'm just make believe soldier
In little Maple leaf battalion
Before he Joined the Canadians.
Despair saw service on the Mexi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
STRIKES ARE SANCTIONED.
SPRINGFIELD, June to-The !

SPRINGFIELD, June 19.-The In
ternationaI Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers in letters being mailed to all
strikes where the companies faI TO
observe POsemaster General BurIe-
sons order. Locals in Chattanooga
Tenn. and jacksonville. Florida. and
the entire brotherhood membership i'm
California and Nevada are striking
because the companies refused to rec
o@nizc the postmaster generals order
according to Secretary Ford of the
union here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
OUTLOOK GOOD FOR
Y. N. c. A. EXTENSION

Encouraging reports are made by
| District Manager Walters regarding
the "Y' drive in this county. \:
Hermiston he held a meeting on
Tuesday and following the same a
committee of three secured three
fourths of the Hermlston quota in a
short time. 1t is declared the re-
ntainder will he raised there.
At Stanfield a returned overseas
man is handling the drive and the
prospects of raising the quota are
classed as excellent. Joe Davis Is
people of Echo are generally back of
viii be raised. Mr. Walters believes
all the county towns will be over the
top within a few weeks.
The PendIeton committee will meet
Friday evening in the Commercial
association rooms to present reports
and plan for the cleaning up of the
loose ends of the campaign. A fun
attendance of committee members
ard precinct solicitors is being re-
quested by the executive COMMITTEES.
Unofficial returns from the city in
dicate that nearly $500. or more
'"ah man VI tne S[-Sn quota, mas
been pledged, and efforts will Je made
TO lay plans for the quick cor. pletion
IF the quota.
The cooperation which has not been
nrthcoming from the precinct solicit,
rs. both in and out of the citv. = exl
pected to he strengthened tomorr0W
night The central committee Of
which W. W Green is chairman, has
'rganized the work in every district
If the city and county but has not
lad the returns from some of the men
lsked to assist.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

can border. Four Other Pe,mic-
ton men entered training In Cam
ada at the same time, Dut the To-
'7'l man il the only one who sur
vfEed. His division. the 9TH Ca
madam has been cited as the sec-
ond best IN the allied army.
Sharpshootcr, grenade throwcr.
dispatch bearer-Despain has fiIl-
cd all rosc5 while serving during
aIl the important eIIga2cmeufs
which marked the world war.
On his arrival i'm London Iass
January. Lieut. Charlie, Despair
accidentally met the captain of
his bOrther's company. An ef-
fort was made to have Joe De-
spain transferred to the Amcrf-
can army but red tape caused
much delay and finally Canadi-
an who had to approve the trans
fer, refused to give his consent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

Fairgrounds for Pendletun's hum
dreds of children loom as possibil-
ity by the summer OF 1890. II. j.
Taylor last night told members of
tho city council. other city officials
and news writer's Of a promise from
Fred Walters. OF Walters mill, that
the city could have the strip of land
owned by him along the river bank
MS park 10 be made a playground
for youngsters. The plan was rece!V-
ed with enthusiasm
The property In question Is known
as Walters Island and lies between
the mill race right OF way and the
river. just west of the Main street
bridge. In Its present state II would
more nearly APPROACH natural park
than a playground. but with improve
ment could be made useful for play
ground purposes, There would be
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
OLNEY MAUSOLEUM
TO HAVE NEW UNIT

~ new unit for the Olney Mausn-
Ieum Is soon to be constructed by the
PORTLAND Mausoleum Co. and il will
nave capacity of goo tombs. accoru
ing to Charles J. Schumann. sel,ing
agent. who is now In the city.
According to the announcement the
rev structure will be the same size
as the present building. It0 feet long
oy 80 feet wide. The materials used
VIII include concrete, marble. steel
and stone. The interior will lbe fit
ted with vases, urns for flowers. col
Gmns. etc. There will be a large
window off the chapel.
The company is now at work on a
100000 mausOleum at Baker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
Strike PrOmulgators
Must Go Without Trial

Winnipeg, June 19,-Ten leaders of
the general strike are under arrest on
the charge of "seditious conspiracy
will be deported without the formality
of a civil trial, high government au-
thorities today intimated. Bail has
been refused them.
The men, is was said. will be tried
by a special board of inquiry appoint
cd at Ottawa. Action will he taken
under the recently enacted Canadian
deportation act.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19
LOCAL PEOPLE
WILL SEE TWO
A|RMEN SOON
Lieutenant Fetters Arrives
June Fl; Lieutenant Pear
son to land Here June 30.
FRED LOCKLEY TO
BE WITH PEARSON
First Cross State Flight
From Portland to Baker
Scheduled.
AvIAToRs COMING.

june ~, $50 ID. m.-Iieutenant J
NJ Fcttcrs to arrive from Eastern
Washington.
June 30, y. nt.--IAcut. W. 4. Pear.
son to arrive from Portland ON cross
state flight.
July 5-IFeutcant Pearson 10 ar
rive from Baker for flight during aelc-
bration.
Speaking Of aviators. Pendieton will
soon have them for breakfast. lunch
and dinner. II present plans are car
rled out Lieutenant J. NJ. Fetters is
to arrive Saturday afternoon and on
the evening OF June 80 Lieutenant
William a. Pearson is to thrill PEN
dletonians by his arrival on a cross
state flight. the first ever made In
Oregon.
The flight by Lieutenant Pearson
across the state Is being conducted by
the Oregon Journal as n contribution
to the War Savings Stamp campaign
in oregon. Fred Lockley. assistant
publisher OF the Journal. IL to make
the flight with Lieutenant Pearson
and wherever occasion permits will
make war saving stamp talks.
Walter Meacham, secretary of the
Baker Commercial Club and Fred
VI hIt EAhIis were HtEtl
last evening. making arrangements
for the landing OF Lieutenant Pear
son In this city. He will alight In the
Jones field the same as will IIeuten-
ant Fctters. The arrangements for
the stop here are made with l.. n /
Drake. county war savesrs stamp
manager
As now scheduled. Lieutenant Pear
son will leave Portland at "A. m,
June 30. He will make stops at Hood
River. The Dalles. wasco, lone, PEN
dleton. Ia Grande and Baker. AT
Baker he is to make a flight on the
fourth for tho celebration committee
and on the following day will fly to
Pendleton to give an exhibition here.
lieut.. Fettcrs.
Lieut.. j. NJ. Fetters, army aviator.
will land In Pendelton at 500 Satur-
day afternoon. June ~. according toI
"A wire received from him from Se-'
attic last evening, 1t is though he
Will fly here from Spokane.
The lieutenant. n Portland man.
flew over the Rose City during the ,
festival and went from there to Pu-
get Sound by air. lie Is on his way
across Washington today to Spokane.
planning to stop at Ellensburg, and ,
Will fly from the Inland Empire city
here Saturday He will land in the ,
field owned by Bob Jones, at tho
top of tho hill on the north side. ,
Marshall spell was named chair '
man of committee to arrange for
the landing field today and will mark
the place with a large T in white. r
heading the mark in tho direction Of :
the wind. The field was selected sew
eral DAYS ago and pronounced okeh
by discharged army men familiar
with aviation. The fie'~ Is easily
reached from the city by motor car or
or foot.
Entertainment of Lieut. Fetters IL
to be attended to by committee of E,
which ]. +. Robinson is head. Just h
how long the lieutenant will be here
Is not known but arrangements will h
be made to show him n regular PEN n
dleton welcome for as long as he can n
he Induced to tarry. d