East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-13

Tallman from California to PendIetor
friends Mr.. Tallman says that.he and
Mrs Tallman are enjoying their. motor
tourof California. gas
Third best all-round athlete lin the
United States in his day as a coIlegian
was the record OF Chester A. Fec, son
OF James A. Fee, city attorney. The
younger Fee departed last night for
California after visiting here for three
weeks. 1t Is possible that he will once
more don the trunks and spiked shoes
with the Multnomah Athletic Cl.b
athletes who would compete for q
place on the American olympic team.
Wool is one OF the chief interests of
T, j. Mahoney, OF Portland. who is in
pendleton today with his brother w.
2. Mahoney, OF Heppner. The Port
land member of the family is con-
nectod with the Columbia Basin Wool
Co, while the Heppner member is
cashier of the First National Bank of
Heppner Business brought the two
TO Pendleton today.
big flock of fat lambs and a nice
clip of wool represents the spring
work of II. E. Bartholomew of Stan
field, and his assistants. The shear
ing work on his big place has been
completed but he has not yet sold his
clip. Mr.. Bartholomew. one Of the
best known sheep men of the western
portion Of the county. spent the day
here on business. sss ~.
Pendieton occasionally produces a
golfer who can hold his own with
those of the metropolis and among
those who have qualified lis Clark,
Nelson, state agent for the Equitable
Life Insurance Co., who is here on
business today Mr. Nelson recently
was a member of the Waverly Golf
club team that went to. take part in
a ileg-puiling tournament. 1t is noted
that Mr.. Nelson limped in on. the
short end of the score. y, Ess, * As|
Even the birds of the air and the
fowls of the barnyard are feeling the
pinch of the W. k. house shortage. ac-
cording to Howard Dunn, Mckay
creek farmer, who lis in the city to-
day. Mr.. Dunn recently found on his
ranch a nest containing nine quail
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ma pheasant legs. =. He, says he would
have left the eggs insorder to discover
whether or not the mothers would
carry on the Matching process on
basis. but could not be-
,ause he knew the irrigation of the
and would cover the eggs with wa
err DR. Dunn now has.the eggs in
he farm house and hopes to bring
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company with the turkeys.
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Many changes in loendieton and its
people are noted by Atr. and Mrs. Ju-
ius whittock, of Pasco who are here
,fter an absence. of five years. Mr..
ma Mrs. M'hittock formerly resided in
Mr.. Whittock is a rail
road man. u
Ontario is showing marked signs of
Drograss, says r. Carr, local recruit
ing officer who Just returned from
hat region. Mr.. Carr says that IA
blocks of pavement are being laid in
he town. as well as paving of roads.
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Ira Louis Brown. manager for the
lew Economy Shoe store In Pendle
on, is n business visitor here today.
He will leave this evening !. for his.
lome in Yakima. stsss
r. w. Riiner. a promising candi-
late for the office ofs,president of the
senate, for the next Oregon legisla-
i've session. returned this morning
from Portland where he has been on
business, political and otherwise.
r. l.. Finnel, of Baker, formerly OF
is In the city on q visit to