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PACTS TWtl 0A1LY frAgrORECnfrtAK PENDLETON. OKEC.ON. MONDAY, JULY 7, 1919 7 TEN PACES TITLED BRITISH HEROES DIVORCE DEFENDANTS; S Go to Koch's for Kitchen ''"Equipment;" You Arc Sure jt f'.. 4 1-. l),.l I.. Hi iciliiig 11 iv- msi in Rhinelander Cleahable 1 ' i T &3 Special Sale of Women s Low Shoes and Slippers Beginning Tuesday, July 8th we will offer women's low shoes and oxfords at greatly re duced prices. We do not want to carry any of these shoes over. Every pair must go. This sale offers you a most wonderful opportunity to supply yourself at a great say ing. The styles are perfectlygodd and could be worn next summer just as well as this. Buy shoes now. They'll cost yoa more later. Lot 560. Growing Girls' Dark Brown Calfskin Ox fords, lace, low heel, good and comfortable, regular $6 value. Special Sale Price $4.95. Lot oil. Growing Girl's Black Calfskin Oxfords, lace low heel, a real quality ox ford, regular ?5 value. Spe cial Sale Price $3.45 Lot 5241'i Women's White Reinskin Oxfords, lace, with cloth covered curved French heels, regular $6 values. Spe- vicu oue Hire &i.vo No. 562V-;, Growing Girl's Itinips, low heel, patent lea ther, turned sole, regular So value, Special Sale Pr. $3.95 No. 510;., Growing Girls' umps, low heel, patent lea ther, a wonderful value. Reg ular $4.50 quality, Special Sale Price $3.93 No. 5411", Growing Girl's Pumps, patent kid, low heel, smart and good, regular 4.50 value, Special Saje Price $3.45 No.'oiiii, Growing Girl's Pumps, Mary Janes, with ankle straps, low heel, a pump youll $4.50 value, Price . ..... No. 578V2, Women's White Canvas Oxfords, low rubber heels ,lace, just right for now, regular $3.00 value, f Special Sale Price. . , . . $2.45 No. 533, Women's White Canvas Slippers, two straps, Cuban heel, regular $1.75 value, Special Sale Pr. $1.45 No. 557, Women's White Canvas Oxfords, low heel, turn sole, lace, for service and comfort, regular $3.00 value, Special Sale Pr. $2.45 No. 552, Women's White Canvas Slippers, two strap, white curved Cuban heel, regular $3.00 value. "Special Sale Price ; $2.45 No. 5571.., Women's White Canvas Oxfords, lace, white covered heeL regular $4.50 values, Special Sale Pr. $3.45 No. 518 Women's White Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace, military heel, regular $8.00 value, Special Sale Tr. $6.3o e2! No. 542VL., Women's White Canvas Oxfords, lace, Cu ban heel, good, . substantial and serviceable, regular $4.50 value, Special Sale Price $3.45 No. 5681,:., Women's Black Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace, military heel, imitation top, regular $7.00 value, Special Sale Price $5.95 No. 5361 o, Women's Black Kid Oxfords, lace, white welting and stitching, low Cuban heel, regular $7.00 VslllP. Snpfinl Snlo Pr $ No. 5381 Women's Black Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace, J miiiiary neei, regular $7.00 value, Special Sale Pr. $5.95 No. 526, Women's Black Kid Oxfords, welt soles, lace, military heel, regular $6.00 value, Special Sale Pr. $4.95 No. 5061 Women's Black Gun Metal Oxfords, made of fine quality calfskin, low heel, welt sole, lace, regular $5.00 value, Special Sale Price $3.95 No. 567 ', Women's Dark Brown Oxfords, a verv fine Mm Special Sale $3.45 Jlt . I heel.- Regular, No. 548, Women's Dark Brown Oxfords, calfskin. I lace, imitation ivory tip, welt sole, military heel, regular $7.00 value. Special Sale Price $5.95 No. 56012, Women's Ma ygany Oxfords, fine qual ity calf, welt sole, white rub ber heel and sole, imitation whig tip,' very smart, regu lar $6.50 value, Special Sale Price $4.95 No. 563. Women's Black Kid Oxfords, genuine turn sole, lace, military heel, a real ouality shoe, regular $7.50 value, Special Sale Price S5.75 No. 5441,',. Women's Black Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace, military heeL regular $7.50 value, Special Sale Pr. $5.95 No. 5341A Women's Black Kid Oxfords, turn sole, cov- fc - ered r rench heeL a good de- f SsK pendaMe shoe, regular $7 i No. 5431., Women's White I value, Special Sale Pr. $4.95 Buck Oxfords, welt sole, im- I No. 515., Women's Black itation wing tip, lace, mili- I Kid Oxfords, welt sole, imi- tarv heel, a very desirable oxford. Regular $7.50 val ue. Special Sale Price $5.95 No. 505U, Women's White Kid Oxfords, welt sole, lace, white ivory leather sole and hl, neat. 'smart and good. Iealar $6.50 value, Special Sa'e Price $1.95 Xd. 547. Women's White Reir.pkin Oxfords, white v, Aunr, militarv heels, lace, ro-iih- $0.00 vfJu-?, Special Salo Price $4.9 tation tip, Louie Cuban heel, regular $8.50 value, Special Sale Price $6.95 Ma. Ml. Women's Black Kid Oi- fnroH arrtt me. leotlw-r lewch hrrl. tmiuiiion tip. regtilar S7.50 ealtte. Sprvial tinle lt S5.B.1 n, !V.V'., Bomfliii nam Brown Kid Ovfos-d-. luce. leatlK-r 4'nban tiot-1. imitation n-nilar SS.OO value. clal Bale Prtrr 6.. Xo, 637, Woinrao lHM-fc l!ni Kid OtfonlH. ttrw Cuban while tcllirur and mttctttne. rvciilar an.fto value. SpwMM sale ITwf ... S.5 No. hli'-z. Women's Brown t'alf ft- ford. laee. tmiwd rrtrli nci, crr mart and r w Me. reular rajue. Mx-etal Kak? TTice I.S5 MMiis uacr?T orpiiTiiT store jf GpGoples Warehouse!, . - " - " iiii i'rnf'W ram, rtr' fSSmV 1 Refrigerators Refrigerator time and no refrigerator tliat is the plaint of many a housewife 4 .who waited too lonsr for p hot weather to begin. Come in and soe our fine line of the Iihinelander Cleanable, in all sizes. 'ffnPTl 'HSs' We can sa e you money on CAMP OUTFITS, such 2 as Cots, Stools, Chairs, Stoves, Tents and TatWins. f London is sasptog at th number of dome3tic scandals that are being aired in the divorce courts by the nobflity. Lady Clifton, ar the left is one of the handsomest of British beauties to seek separation from a soldier of the great war Lord Clifton. 32 years old. was a major In the royal artillery. Lady Clifton was active In the trenches distributing smokes and delicacies to the American soldiers. The duch ess of Westminster, at the right, daughter of Mrs. Cornwallis-Wesl. has Just been granted a decree from the duke, who served In Egypt and won a D. SC. McMinnville Officer j Has Hand Shot Off by Robber in Automobile !?hi picturu In the rooms f the pub- lie tunds lommltte. nt which Mr. Sin j nott in chairmnn. many eastern ten derfoot sre learning what the Kound ' up is and what it looks like. iRieth People to Visit California on Trip Tn Oresontan Scec:al.) KIKTH. July jh, daughter 1 JIoMINNVriJ-E, r July 7. Night n. l J E. flark. with hi left l.and shot off and three tiullets puss- j ins through his hat. saved his life by; fleetness uf foot at 3:15 o'clock th! morning. " , While making hi regilar rounds of ; th e:tv officer (lark saw a light- j 1 t...!..r.l untr.mohilo tandipsr near the ! kee. Charlie and Arthur -! h ill t-..on anriarhine the ve- ! Hannan and babies left Friday hicle he was hailed l.v one of the oc- ins for a few months' visit rupants who asked the direclion to fortiia. T;il;uunk. Before he could reply the, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Farley rfflfar wi. r0.J to throw lip hi? moved In their new home hands. An ir.slant later the man op- tliony street. ened f;re with the result that the of-j The Rjelh bll team knocked the fleer's hfiml -sis shattered. j I'matllla Indians out St'jrduy at the Mr. Clark then turned to run. The Round-l'p park with a score of 16 to man near the automobile continued to! 14, sihoot ind a luibseqtient Investigation! Mr. and Mrs. Hnrrv fSrant and ) revealed a number of bullet marks on daughter are vlstt'.njr In Idaho. or ai P. W. 7. Mrs. II J. Kns ,ill:an. and sons. Ny- Mrs. Fred even- visit In Culi- are niw on An- TTT 1 PiimvvmiMiwa Plione 548 0RPEN PAINTING WILSO ! the walls c.f the city hall toward jwhirh the offlT-r ran. Mr. Clark was j taken to a hos Ital where his hand ! was amputate d. f-'heriff Henderson ! was notified arJ is making a search of this vicinity in hope of apprehending- the man responsible for the shoot- ins. The city has offered a reward of $5i for the arrest of the man. The wound-d officer says one of the four men in the auto was dressed in a brown suit and wore a brown hat. Another man wore a grov suit, descriptions of the other two men are lacking. Residents in the vicinity or the Yamhill river bridge heard the shooting and are sure that the car crossed the bridge shortly afterward F if a I n I -nv-. at- 1 f 1 m m it Kellv Clark and sister, Fay, bee. are visiting their brother, Clark. Mr. Jennings returned recently from overseas and is now employed at the round house as hostler he Mr. Dwlght and John Kanford are! visiting in Ontario. Idaho. j -Mi.s Marjorle Hall is visiting Em- ma flordon of Pendleton. j Miss .Mildred Htickler of Pendleton, was a guest of Itttra and Carrie Hill- man Saturday and Suirlny. Mr. and Mrs. th-o. Roberts are vis iting in Kcho. Mr. and Mrs. W. Uilley were In Rleth Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. I Sir William Orpcn Is here at work on a portrait of President 'Wilson. Sir "ilti&m has painted practically every promftisnt per sonage cennected aah tii peace congress. 3r Silvcrton Folk Object 10 iicmai K oy jian t no Upheld Russian Reds Wm. ElUs. Cnat I.eagito Standing Ijs Angeles i6 33 Vernon 41 39 Han Francisco 41 ?alt Lake 40 Oakland 42 4 Sacramento 36 47 Seattle -33 4 Yc-u-rdaj's Score. Salt Lake J-5, Vernon 3-0. Kacramento 5-3. Oakland 2-2. Los Angeles 8-10. Portland 3-i. Seattle 3. San Francisco 2. National Icagnc. .629 .647 .545 .;oo .44 .434 .407 SILVKItTOX. Or.. J-.!y T. The home-coming ire. .ptic-n held hrre yes terday in liormr of t!ie rt turned sol diers and fail'Ta ta-oe near ending In a r ot when J. IT. Hrsmer interruiiled Pev. .T. A. Henn-tt during hi address, of weh-orue bv suyimr he M.i not lV ' :.. " ' aptaklng the truth. Mr. HenneU was speaking of the present conditions in Russln. and stat ed that "in this roimtr.r we must live under one flatr or the other, the red. white and blue, or the red.' When Hnetti'T interrupted the jspenker -omeooe in the audlvnce said Bl'TTK. Mont., July T. An explo- "put him out," nnd foM.imly hon in of dynamite placed in the en- j ired r f S' 3d:ers and men started for trance of the Anaconda Copper Mln-,irn A ri,,t whs -a vested when the ine company's pay office damaged i prrsidcnt of tho day emphatically call that and Furroundinsr buildings in the ! v(i f,,r order. heart of Butte' business district all Hostner is a man of strong oclal about 4 o'clock this morning. A heavyj ifujc tendencies and has served time Dynamite Used at Butte to Blow Up Copper Co. Office ! l.di") marks and sentenced to three months imprisonment. The jail sent ence, ho,n-or. was suspended. Sauerborn's defense was that the Kreisbaltt had reprinted the article from a newspaper In unoccupied iler many. which alleged the killing of twj Americans by civilians, and that the Americans sul.se(iHntly levied a fltm of 2H euu marks on the town where the shooting wns alleged to have oecnr. d. The military authorities contended thai the publication of this and similar articles was due to a rscrct German or ganisation, the object of which was to spread anti-Anierlean propaganda In unoccupied Cermany and in th or-ju-piel zf.nes ns well. Muiitauhaiir Is the head riartors of the First lmision. the largest tonn oc cupied by ths Amertcans 011 the eat bank of the lthitie. For Skin Tortures Cincinnati . New York . Chicago Pittsburg . . Brooklyn . . . St. Louis . . , Boston Philadelphia Yetrdiy ... 44 . .. . 3 s: 34 . . . . 32 2 . ... 24 ... 11 Score. Cincinnati (1-2. Mttsburj 1-S. Boston 6. Brooklyn 4. Chicago 4, t. Louis 3. American l.eag-uc. Vew Tork 33 22 Chicago - Cleveland 3 Detroit 32 St. Louis 31 Boston 3 Washington 29 Philadelphia 14 YeMrrdaVs Score-. Washington 3. New Tork 1 Chicago 4. JetroIt 1. Pt. Ixiuis 6. Cleveland 3. .667 .644 .544j .50; .500 1 .3g8 ; .387) .635 .615 .63 .501 .;oo 4S .446 .23: irJn prating blown against the build Ing -opposite narrowly mssed a street car heavily loaded with miners. The property loss will not exceed Anaconda officials said, Windows in a half doien stores were Mown out. but the charge. hnught by the police to have been probably a dozen sticks of dynamite, was not; properly placed to do great damage to, i tlie brick and reinforced concrete one- 1 story structure. The pay office was ; recently completed and was an annert ' to the three-story engineering and 1 timekeeper's office and is a block north of the company's administrative building. It is diagonally across the : street from "the Western Federation of , Miners' hall, which was dynamited In : 19t4 during a factional union contro versy. The police have made three arrests i for Investigation. I in the countv at Salem for libel, having been convicted on a charge made some time itgo by the Benedic tine fathers of Aft. Angel. GEHMW KOITOI! HMD 1XH FALSI; XK.WR OF V. S. AltMY CORI.KNZ, July 7. Oeorge S.-iuer-born. editor of the Montaubaur Kreis- bliitt conf ided rm the charge of having publUln-d f.ilse statements regarding the American troops, has been fined Don't worry about ecxema or other' fkin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by usinu Ze.no, obtained at any drug store lot i3c, or extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples, black heads, blotches, eczema and ring worm and makes the skin clear and healthy. 2mo is a clean, penetrating, antis-ptic li-piid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It iseavly applied and costs a mee trifle for each application. It is always dependable. The W. Rose Co.. Cteeeted. O. fYciH-h F-citc ItallaiLi. IOMI3. July 7. Considerable ex tement tan been caused here by re- I ports from Fiume, published in the 'f ress of Rome, that French soldiers . belonging to Inter-allied forces have passed thrugh Flurre shouting "Vivs . vive France, vive Jugo Flume. death to Italy." Ilun Prisnev Ikmw Soon. BER1.1.V. July 7 tt Is expected all German prisoners of war would be on the-r way home soon. The Germans Jueo-S!avi, held prisoner bv France will be turn- : Slavia and ed over to the Herman authorities at General Wrazbili, commander of Cologne, Mayence and Coblenx. Those the Inter-allied forces at Fiume. is re held in K.ngland will be sent by way -ported to have lodged a protest with of Holland or direct by steamer to the French general. Germany. . Tr in said that fl.OOO German oris- l t itf 4 r. l luilt l.rtnnis WIT. I. i orers are remaining voluntarily In i?i- NOT IIASTKX ;KNKIt L STItlKK beria. i PARIS. July 7. The Kxeeutive corn- Giant Round-Lp Picture m",p ,he Mc,al ,Vork"'s r"lon ; ... , . , has failed In its attempt to have the j UpenS UaSningtOn tiyeS proposed general strike begin before j the date already selected. The metal Washington;, r. C. July 7. At- workers In the 7'arls district are on jtentlon of visitors to Representative strike at present and hope to be able : Sinnott's office Is being attracted by to e the support of a general strike. a 12 fooiputnre of the Pendleton The committee In chanre of the gen I Ronnd-l'n which he has recently eral strike decided that to advance i placed. It was ent him by the com- the date or to in any way modify the j meroial club of Pendleton. This pie- plans might endanger the success ol ! ture is sad to lie from the largest the strike. The metal workers, how j negative ever taken, and Is a striking ever will receive financial help. depiction of the Pendleton classic. It, tvii taken at the Ilound-fp of isn.i Isn't it a fact that the eongreation i when all was ready for the Mdolnijs ",of a wide awake preached Is seldom to begin. Following the hanging of. caught napping? If You are Going to ? Need a Truck We ask you to investigate the merits of the WINTHER TRUCK 1 1-2 to 3 1-2 ton capacity. , Sturdy, reliable and fill every truck require ment. We are distributors for Umatilla county. Independent Garag'e Distributors COLE REO DORT SCRIPP-BOOTH Court at Thompson St. Phone 633