East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-15
TRIANGULAR DEBATING
CONTEST TO Be HELD
(East Oregonian Specials }

e. s D'"een ,he cHlatliia riyer ana
49, 90. i'iD4a iiNei slpoNe the ruIi'ish
riy'eI', XIX. appioAinia'eiy near - reno
n..'e Deeh ieasea py . = hosKlns ana
,'os ao',9 - .,'an9alu ~ interests VINO eN,
~. 80, ~ starr pililns Ior on on the iahd
80 so' 40 ene .eilii7 VI 'ne iease are
~ =, ,1''..eu anu ''e papsIs uTa"h up
.nY'e ''an - years ago siilaii guam
se ''ss % oii nave "esn ie'oiteu 10 nave
80 iou'lu ieai Ait'ns u,n anu u u
~" ispoi 80 t'id' 'he ''tiiiuaru VI
~ ~, % ,'Y~ uii'iius ~ %, op we HoFth
ue % '"e iifei anu 'ie @l'aiia OF
''e,us Ip ,.
Inn -'iVi''soii,S' prominent reai
M. uva,Vi - enu'e.oiI' war Fis-
-, 49, .-.iio anu 'ne Suiiouhuihs VI
e''i''s, ouiuaE.
,',"ns uiai ueDatAls CONTEST VIII
- '.e.u i,uay ersn'ns, peptuary 10
.,",o"s eie h'S''o' rI.ot i.ocA' ana sthn-
reno am hlatiVe
e',, .a," eun ""t.eiiDuise i''s' anu i1oinef
''a'te, VI, nise. 9laniie,u negative
:. q :, 'J's'i,,e,u' "iiiie i;sio hesatlse
AIMS anu tA'iieu SuIha' WI" oe-
',,ss -ss',..s.,.. - .. i1e'o VIZ : no i.pcA
- ii's.'i' sst'i' anu 'o'anileia az
- .'i.''''s tea,n WI iliesl Flios t'ocA
s1'tne " a. i'ot i'orA that same even
ms M neUate mpien was nelu pe-
.Meeh Eche ana fliot ROCK reDruarS
fth iesuiteu ~ Ie, the affirmative
eehi,i' Mi''il,hs po,hts at DotIi places
WING me uepa,e DetWeeh stahi'eio
unu :. i.siHi'S'oh last iieaS evening re-
9uitep ~ Victory LOT eiahiie'u "illci
gave mem : poinls. II was lhousht al
ipse ''ial hot hoeh anu Emo "ouiu
seiaP OH 'he 'ie' put tne idea o. q
Triangular oenate was laler deciuea
upon. Ahe uepate between Echos
hegauVe ana Pliot ROCK s affirmative
VIII oe heiu mere AZ the d. Il. ehufch
HintaS eHe'iis.
Mfs. Harry Ieel received Word oi
'he Illness o. her iho.her' VINO llNes
at Ioledo' oregon ana she leIl sun
daN 10 De at her oeaside' IL was nee
essay 70 rsh'oNe her iio'"e' 70 nus
plal AZ Aioany'
warren :. bacon zen SUNDAY even
ing Tor hstacaaa' ore, where ne WI
90 IN partnership IN the garage pos'
less lhere WIN ifalph LeHo' MI pa
con fas wormeriy the ehiei mechanN
at the Echo Auto co. Mr. Lemon was
aIso previous eHlpioEe III tiie sdIase
mere ABOUT TWO years ago
I. w. Garrison, wen known aho
prominent wheat farmer Oh hari's
canyon, Is now partially paraiyzed ah'
mas iost MS power oI speech due 10
stroke OF ais'pieNE Last frlpaF even
ing ar, garrison Went 10 peu ina,
evening ieeiihg apparently wen aio
fine ana slept uhti ABOUT nnlhisn.
when the stroke came upon NM ~
son Dorr Garrison. u'oNe iiilil'sui,itelS
TO the O. F. thompson tarm ana phoh-
ed for DR.. r. X Dorm Two sons were
summoned from The Danes ana fort-
land.
Mr.. Garrison is reported TO nave
been aole TO utter a re" MoIus touaS
and make some shght movements. ~
is hoped that the attack is only tem-
porary one
Mrs. Anna Fuller, daughter OF MRS
c, Mccullough, accompanied her
mother home from Portland SUNDAY
Mrs. Ed Hammer another daughter
also accompanied her.
Willia0' S"rowls was Pendle'on
visitor Mondays Nkkb
hirs. Nlinl-e Norton oil Kansas anu
her daughter, Mrs T. NJ Mliis' oI
Arkansas, arrived in Echo Monday To
make an extended visit with relatives
here. They seem TO like oregon vera
we'll and may possibly remain mere
Mrs. Norton is the mother of Joe Nor
ton. who is farming the Finley rahch
Non. Sand Hollow she Is also ,,ie ~. %u.'
Of CIocker and Harry Duvoil, pros
porous wheat farmers of the LeXlns-
ton region.
/ ]. p. Bell was in Pendleton Monday
to consult the doctors there about ms
present condition of poor health.
Asa B. Thomson arrived nome IRON
a short business trip to Portland Moh-
day.
MIR and Mrs, Thomas Ross returned
from Portland SATURDAY Mr hos,
states that he ,went there to try ana
find a dryer place than Erho eut su9'
decided that the valley still mas east
ern oregon beat when it comes &c
rainfall. although the, amount OF ram
fall which fell here in Echo measured
SOC inches SINCE Jahea'E s,,,
W. d, Chamberlain was here IRON
Pendleton sunday.
T. G. Smith, prominent farmer o.
the Meadows. has donated "stoddard
Lectures to tho Echo school hpratF
This donation VIII espe''a'iS us E
lpreclated by the high school students