East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-19

There
{ this morning from Portland, where h
was called, sometime last week, TO ties
3 tify before the federal grand fur
against some liquor dealers arreste
? IL these parts.
vacation with work Is in stor
Tor George Mas, pressman for tn
East Oregonian, Mr.. Mas fefe las
night for Astoria where he will put II
a week tuning up a big Duplex pres
similar to that on which he work.
here. He accompanied Lee d. Drake
advertising manager of the East Ore
gonan.- to the coast city.
]. M. Spencer, state agent for the
Pacific Building and Loan Association,
is a Pendleton business visitor. The
association has it's headquarters at
! Tacoma
]. Brubacher. who IS In the music
business at Medicine Hat, in Western
! Canada. Is in Pendleton to look over
the Umatilla county situation, pre-
sumably for farming purposes. He
I Is reported very much interested In
this district.
Keeping up with the times appears
to be the chief vocation of DR.. A. L.
Beatie, who formerly practiced dentis-
in Oregon City After leaving PEN
dleton. DIR. Beatie practiced his pro-
fession for a time in Oregon City but
of late has been in the grain and seed
business. Now he has taken over a
truck agency and is going into IL
strong. DR.. Beatie has been on a trip
east of the mountains and stopped
off here for a day en- route back to the
valley. He viii go on tonight to his
home.
This is good weather for lambs,
says Herbert Boylen. who is in PEN
dleton today. Mr.. Boylen. who resides
at Pilot Rock. is one of the prom
inent sheepmen of Umatilla county.
After spending about two weeks in
the Pendleton atmosphere. Dave Car
gill, who pioneered in Umatilla coun-
ty and then did the same thing in the
Alberta country, has decided to remain
here. Mr.. Cargill has wheat holdings
at Olds, north OF Calgary, which he
win retain. but probably will not
make his residence in that section any
more. he said today. He was one OF
the early settlers here.
Fl. r. Newport. of Hermiston, is a
Pendleton business visitor today. He
is the son OF the late Colonel H. G.
Newport.
The gospel preached In the Indian
language by Elder James Kashkash
of the Cayuse tribe and interpreted
by Rev. F. J. Connor. Indian minister
at the Presbyterian mission, proved a |
novel feature of the concluding SER
vice at a recent Presbyterian meeting |
in Bend. Elder Kashl1ash and Rev. i
connor returned Saturday from the |
Fresbytery meeting.
Five Hundred Dokkies walked in the !
great parade which was put on in |
Yakima Saturday night in connection
with the ceremonial there. in which ~
: I
says John NJ. Dunning. who attended
from here. The Yakima people were
treated to one of the most spectacular
professions they have ever seen, he
said. Mr.. Dunning went over on the
Walla waila Dokkies special train OF
? rs men as a member of the 26-piece
Dokkie band. j. II. Morris, of the
Northern Pacific railroad here, was
he only other representative from
but other towns of the
were also represented. The
ocal men returned Sunday from tho
ceremonial.
Here on a regular tour of inspec-
ion, w. c. Cloan and II. C. Ripple, of S
he Northern Pacific, spent three o
ours in Pendleton today. They came
yer in their special car attached to
he morning local from Pasco. Mr..
loan is division superintendent and
FIR. Ripple division roadmaster. q q
The firm of Carter G. French is well
nown in the cattle markets not only L
: Portland and Seattle but of Kan
Is City as we'll. This company is one q
the largest engaged in the cattle u
lsiness in Umatilla county and its n
embers, Diiard French and John W
arter. make their homes at Gurdane, ei
the south of the county. Both are e
the city today.
Earl Dudley, one of the well-known
heat ranchers in the region between e'
thena and Helix, is i'm town today. c.
e says that the crop is backward in c
lat section, owing to unreasonable v
Gather.
Walter Hinkle, of Echo. project
lgineer for the Teel project, is in II
today.
F. l. Ballard. assistant state leader IN
county agents. is in the city today. cl
c. e. johnson is here from Port n
nd. =
Gust Gums of Rieth, is here today.
H. Swain OF Seattle. is a business s.
sitor in the city.