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seotonTwo h Ed stJSi COrcAoniari) PAGES 9 TO 12 j JtJS;ii5BitaMMi TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 9 TO 12 DAILY BAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1920. MERCY HOSPITAL DOOR IS CLOSED ON STRANGER, ALONE, WITHOUT FUNDS Roseburg Institution Forces Ex pectant Mother Back Into Driving Rain Because it "Does No Credit Business." flOBKBLTRO, Or., Jan. 7. Refused admittance to Mercy Hospital at 1 o'clock Monday morning: by the sister In charge, and compelled to f:i . driving rain, Mm. Utchell A. Tolo aana, suffering from approaching ma ternity, walked hack Into the city and nought aid of a night officer, who call ed a ph.VHlrlan and took the expectant mother to a hotel. A daughter was horn to the young woman at 8 o'clock tnl morning. Ac cording to a statement made to the attending phyalcian, Dr. E V. Hoover, Mm. ToloHana arrived from Myrtle 'reek about midnight, and went at once to Mercy Hospital, where she dls IlllMtd the jitney driver. Admitted to the waiting room and questioned, the wi man was told that the Institution wan doing no credit ItimliieHs and- she wait compelled to. leave the hospital. A stranger in the city, she started across the I 'mixiun BILL ENTITLING MEN OF 146TH TO WEAR STAR PASSES HOUSEi: E FEBRUARY, 1920, FULL OF FOREBODING; FRIDAY 13, AND 5 SUNDAYS AHEAD MOW YORK. Jan. 7. Con firmed nurl lm-f-oin jlnl.l.. t,:,ch.-. s look askance, nay. view with la cm the ca Ian dor for 1 920, with partblfir attention directed to February. A casual glance suffices to Indicate the reason ton and Vicinity Affected by io, conUfna twenti mm da bridge, and, without adftqimUi protc- iTwentv-two Men Prom PptiHIp- uiiii iiiiii uiiivuid lit uni h (inavn, wet to the knees by the, storm, the woman wandered around until she fntj"d the night officer, She was taken in and made com t"i i. title until the physician culled up a private sanitarium and made ax-' rangements to take the patient there. Proposed Law Allowing De notation of War Citation. Old Ordinance Found. Rpokane has discovered on its mu nicipal book! an ordinance of the blue law description passed in 1K86 and never repealed although Its provisions has long been Jtcnored. It is now pro posed to repeal the ordinance together with a supplementing measure passed In 1891. QTTAIJTY MDRTIOH SANITATION Phone 455 Use your phone during the bad weather. If it is an inconvenience for you to come down town during the bad weather just CALL 455 and we will give you the choice of our stock. Phone orders always re ceive the same care and service as if you were in the store yourself. Pendleton Trading Co. "If it's in the Market We Have It" The Hummers bill, providing that members of the old 1 44th, field artil lery who were cited for bravery may wear silver stars, passed the house yesterday, according to telegraphic word received in Walla Walla Tuesday afternoon. The unit was composed of men from the Inland Mmpire and In cluded 2 2 front Pendleton and vicinity. Congressman Summers' bill, if it passes the senate and becomes a law, will allow the former members of the Hfith field artillery who were cited for galautry at the front to wear the silver star donating such citation. The bill was made necessary, owing to the fact that the war department ruled (hat no star could be worn for any citation except those made by gen eral officers. Since th fifith field ar tillery brigade of which the M6th regl- I merit was a part, wus never command- i ed in action by a general, all citations j fur gallantry in action by the colonels PROFIT SHARING PLAN who commanded the origade. were de clared invalid by the war department. The passage of the Summers bill will allow the wearing of the stara Just as if the citation has been made I In the beginning by a genernl officer. RAI-T UKE CITY, Jan. 7. A pro - 'fit sharing plan, under which all em- i ploves of the publication will benefit. 1920 being a Leap Y But this is not all. The twenty ninth day is Sunday, ho that the the month will carry five Sab bats on which maidens may stalk their prey. Five days on which, all business activities suh pended, bachelors cannot se clude themselves In the inner re gions of their office, but must come forth to run the gauntlet. And to make a bad matter worse. Friday of the second week of February falls on the nth. Once In a. century February has five Sundays and itrjo Is the one-hundredth year since a simi lar phenomenon ocenrcd. Mvery thing considered, 1!21 should prove a lucky jrear for the glrla, but to the bachelor contingent the twelve months are filled with lark forebodings. ADVOCATED BY SALT LAKE EVENING PUBLICATION "POOR MAN'S BANK" , OPENS AT TACOMA TACOMA. Jan. 7. Formal opening of the new 'banking offices of the In- I I a a st riai i,oan nno investment com pany, "The poor man's bank." was nein .Monday. jne company was or ganized to handle business not wanted by ordinary banks, and to make loans to wage earners at reasonable interest on a basis of character and earning capacity. Cieorge K- Hn nson. ex-state bank was announced today by Oeorge K. Hale, general manager of the Salt Luke Kvening Telegram. The plan calls for the distribution of 50 DOT cent of the net profits of the paper to the employes and means j H an annual bonus to earn writer or approximately $300, based on last year's profits. The profit sharing plan, it is said, is in addition to two recent substan tial advances in wages. Dr. IJ. 0. Vinson, manager of the local dentist office of the K. H. Par- ker system, returned last night from I San Francisco, whore he attended thft annual assembly of the superinten- j dents and managers of the system, j Mrs. Vinson accompanied her hus band, and they attended the Oregon Harvard game at Pasadena. During the course of the session. J which lasted several days, the latest t features of dentistry were taken up 1 and explained, experts traveling all I th way from New York to present I their views. One of the inventions explained was the aspirator demon- stratWn by Dr. DeOroot of New York, i which is expected to revolutionize cer- ! tain phae of dental science. On Thursday of the convention week t the delegates were guets at the Cu-, pertlne ranch of Dr. K. R. (Painless) Parker, who ojM presided at the an- , nual banquet on Friday night in -at-Fra ncisco. Among the guests and delegates were Included: Dr. S. It. Jacobs, manner, Oakland. Dr. Painless Parker, San Francisco; ; Dr. j. T. Ma honey, district manager. Ban Francisco, Dr, V. Fitzgerald, dls- j trict manager, Portland. Ore.; Dr. I.' W. Fischer, manager, San Frftnclsco; Dr. C. P. Itatiff, manager, San Fran- j cIsco; Dr. C. 8. Hambly, manager, San j Francisco; Dr. A. D. Cage, manager, Portland, ore.; Dr. M. E. Roby, man- ; aiier Twin Falls. Idaho; Dr. B. . Vin son manager, Pendleton; Dr. R. R. ; Putler. manager. liellingham. Wash.; Dr. S. J. Davis, manager, Spokane, Wash.; Dr. F. I Fleehart, manager, I Tacoma. Wash.: Dr. W. Hylander. j manager, Salem, Ore.; Dr. J. K. Stras- ser. manager, Los Angeles: Dr. C. J. j Carter, manager, Santa Cruz; Dr. A. W. Rannells, manager, San Diego; Dr. C. I Agee, manager. Pan Jose; Dr. C. : mith. manager, Fresno; Dr. R. A. Ksnard. manager. Stockton; Dr. J. A.. Mason, manager, Bakersfield; Dr. J. j C. Weils, manager, Sacramento; Bert j Mosea, advertising manager; Mr. 1 Humphrey and Mr. Prentiss, legal de- partment, and F. D. French. m rSAVE- IPfllil Isr Electric Washing Machine 350.000 Wanwn Are Saving t,my Wttfc WHh A Thor. Yay Cm Sen T t THE THOR WILL SA VK Servant's Wages You no do your Work Thor don it alL wi washiaa; evea hen you cu'l f et K"uli. Worry Tit aerraat problem tolrtd. Time A big washing doae in in hour. Health $9 mora back-kraalaiaf Clothes Ibtj tut tlx (into as loot, dr uigtt y . SEE THE THOR WORKING TODAY Start the new year right by using a THOR ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE. Make your el ectric power do your hardest work. Start saving now for it will pay for itself in a short time. Sold on easy payments if you desire. CHAS. MILNE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 108 East Alta Ct., Opposite Alta Theatre. Electric Appliances and Fixtures of all Kinds. nilllHIIf!IIIIIIIIIHIIIII Everyone LIKES MEAT OF THE BLUE RIBBON TYPE AND CALIBER ITS THE ONLY KIND YOU GET HERE LIBERTY MARKET 187 Phones 188 examiner. Is secretary and treasurer of the company, and has charge of the office. Ralph 8. Stacy, president of . the Xathmal Hank of Tacoma. is pres ident: A. V. Dove, vice-president and J. Hurry Weer, second vice-president. The company does not accept de- pOlta and demands no security on i loan aside from'Vharacter and eatn- 1 (ng capacity. The Interest charge1 to horrowcrs i. 8 pr cent per annum. The bank is capitalized at 1100, nOO. I a I Highest price for your livestock IS REPORTED REDUCED, PAHIS, Jan. T. The supreme coun cil has reduced Its demands for docks and marln materials demanded from ;ernnn as reparation for the sinking of the interned fleet from 400.000 to 75.000 tons It is reported today. This reduction Is expected to Insure prompt signing of the protocol and consequent effectiveness of the Ver sailles treaty. Due to the critical food situation In j Vienna, the peace conference decided to urge the I'nited States to grant j credits necessary to feed the Austrian!. ; By Analysis a well-balanced food by taste, a pleasing food by-results, a building food GrapeNuts Contains all the natural goodness of whole wheat and malted barley. Economical Ready-to -eat. DR. J. EDWIN SHARP 1 Dental X-Ray by Appointment Qyal Articulated Denture. Inland Empire Bank Hid?. I Office Phone S30. Home Phone 794 CECIL COSPER PUBIJO ACCOUNT ANT INCOME TAX ADVISES Smith-Crawford Bids. Opposite Pendleton Hotel Phone 101 I- ' io OI aoooe OB IOC ROBBERS MAKE RICH HAUL NEAR SPOKANE o D o Notice to our Customers SrOKAXB, Wash.. Jan. -Xego- iiiiiiiiiiiiininiimHiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.VMiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiin liable securities, stain ph ami money to the total value of $&9S2 were stolen from a safe in the offices of the In ternational Portland Cement com pany in an office VmildinK here some time Sunday, It was revealed Monday when the safe mi opened. The losR consisted principally of coupons of the first mortfraRc bonl ol the company valued at $r8i0. Ten thousand didlars wgrth of liberty bonds placed in the safe Friday had been removed Saturday. You don't need expert knowledge when ordering here and you don't have to watch us put lip the order you get the best because that's all we will jell, and you get the same care ful attention because that's our principle. Despain & Lee Phone 445 209 E. Court "GRAVE YARD GIN" OUT IN ST. LOUIS KANSAS CITY, Jan. 7. "OltW Yard Ciln" wood nlcohol in ptttf bot tle bearing "pin" labels appeared on the Kansas City lienor market yes- I terday, when two neproes were arrest- 1 ed at Fifth and Main streets. Kacb carried p pint bottle, of WotMl alcohol labeled "pin." The nenroes. held for Investigation arc said to have Riven policemen the name of a bootlepper frcm whom the say thy Imtipht the bottles. Federal airents have maintained a rtffid InsptPD tlon of drue stores since the recent wood alcohol d paths. GAS WILL BE TURNED OFF TOMORROW AFTERNOON FROM 1 TO 5 FOR THE NORTH SIDE RESIDENTS. Pacific Power & Light Co. "Always At Your Service" o D o DOWNEY'S MARKET Some people ask for meat thers ask for U. S. Inspected Stoat. PHONE 600 IOC lotnox IOBO! aec ioi 30I COMMITTEEMEN MEET NATIONAL CHAIRMAN Dance Tonight CHICAGO. Jan. 7 Members of the republican national committee were to meet hero todav In conference w it b I National Chairman Will H. Hays, to map out final arranpemcnts for the re publican convention In June, i 1'ractlcnlly nil members of the na tional committee were here to attend. The reason for the ' meet inn. It was I indicated was to iron out all difficul ties and to have everythlnp In hnr 'mnny for the "bip show." The central idea of the delepntes I was that the republican effort to select n president should start in January jratber than after the Chlonpo conven tion has made its nominations. Liberty Dance Hall SAWYER'S ORCHESTRA COME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME. DANCE TO THE STRAINS OF MUSIC BY YOUR OWN LOCAL ORCHESTRA Why the Hot Spot Maxwell is two years ahead of the times. In the Maxwell en gine the exhaust gases from cylinders 2 and 3 play like a blow torch on the hot spot. The incoming fuel striking this hot spot directly is converted into fine dry gas, passing on through the easy curves of the Rams Horn manifold in an tijiual distance to all inlet valves an absolutely even charge is delivered to all cylinders. Mawell cars will raise in price the loth of Jan uary. Better buy before the raise. LEE TIRES Lee Tires of regular construction class with the best tires ever built. Oxy Acetylene Welding We have some good buys in used Fords. Neil & Barker Co. MAXWELL DEALERS Riverside Phono 180 IB 9k
