East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 13, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES DAltV EAST MMWgji WBtOVttOW, OMOOlf, fPMPAT, JAJTOA1T 1MMO, PAOE 1TVEJ CONROY'S CASH GROCERY IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROYS Crfeco. . Vi lbs. 60c, 3 lbs. $1.15, 6 lbs. $2.30 Extra Quality 7 oz. Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25c Shasta Tea, blk. or green, 2 lb. 25c, 1 lb. 50c Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins 5 for $1.00 Van Camps and Franks Soups, 2 for. . . 25c EXTRA GOOD BULK COFFEE, LB.. 45c Soap, Sunny Monday, 7 for 50c Mexican Red Beans 3 lbs. 25c, 7 lbs. 50c Blue Karo Syrup. .No. 5, 55c, No. 10, $1.10 Shredded Wheat, each 15c Olympic Pancake Flour 35c NEWS OF THE CUUNTY OFFICES AND OFFICERS tune miles south of I" Ulld Leonard Han noii i future plans hi- i.' Henry MluiiKhtee li- .Monarch dance bull ri "11 on for Ihu winter ohel other hulf night dan' " Miss Citse unci dftuith fioi.i Hale Kundny. Hum to Colin I bMM John Mom today biuuuht ! uKalnst It. I.. BryUTTl to collect S 1 10.25 anil Interest, alleged l huvo been loaned lm defendant. The lilltlllllff ih rvpnMntfd iy Nw Collier. iobool sii-Uh MfiidtWU $km, rVinntv Hiliool Htlperilltclldcllt w. Oreen li it rinatillu today to cx- U Hi" school li" '" which i oeli- iBg lo tM listed as Btuiidurd. Uc WW return tbla livening;. th t.""n ettirn- w. iii". i I'll la li liioi itork iuiir iMwmts A iiiarrlimc license wan Issued Mon day afUMwen to I'ercy B. Haw all and MImm Bodla EMail Cable, both of r lot Rook. They were married later ty Justice Joe II. 1'nrkee. d to t'klah .rli.iy. Iir. la. Vaul evas Thursday I" attend Mra. Harl Ktttrdl- vunt who H 111 al Hi" horde "f her parents Mr. anil Mra. .U.nl.ii. The Ijmtt Croeli atuu" horses m -I it lively Utile run laal Saturday when th" driver entered the post offloe t" IP I the mull sacks, tin V tolled, hut f". tonataly kept the road for a mla or more and no damac !..!... Dr. l'arer of Pendleton w i called to Iklnh Friday eve-, :,, onsult with Ir. lie Vaul In -M. ail vnnt'H llllie?s and.Mrfi. It Rook, nurse; was also sent for u nuriw Ihi' ease. Bom in 1839 Dr. Caldwell Stffl in His Office Daily Wonderful vigor of the founder of Dr. Caldwell'. Syrup Pep-n. Million now use his famou. prescription Phy.ici.na know that Bod he.Uh VSTZ IKr'"" 3 that tnuch atciuteaa ZXOAr, Dn. v. n. llceflo, I) family ill lurdl r I'll.. Ngnwivcn i . s. Game laiw". i County Clerk It. T. Drown today re Icclved a consignment of 100 U. H. game laws from Kepresentatlve Nlek Wnniitt. He will distribute them to any persons Intereated. ii:i:Iis Z ! I T" J. T. Samuel to T M ..ear ...Jts (1. 11 KaYnst' Marina -Morris to clear title iBto.lfa Add North Milton. . r lh" north-I JJstelle Mayer to Janet REALTY TRANSFERS ti. 4, R east quarter, iicctton 11, township Silxits l and jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiiHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mmammmm IFORJ) 1 The Universal Car in block li, Beba .. 'ia ,rf Tl,e nlalllllff la Herls-rt A. Thomnrem to 111,1 1,1, I.I I. . . " ...... represented by H. I. Peterson. Thompon. IkOiiO. 1-2 Intereat 1-2 8VV 1-4 and W 1-2 SK 1-4 8 if mm ;rorry tietn JaevemeM. ;T), x, n. . Jatn'-H It. Thomph'.n lo Thompaon 1-2 Inten-et-In HE 1 1-4. Hec. 21. Tp. 2. N It. 33. Jan. P. Kll-her to W. M. B 1-2 See. 24. TP. 2 W. It Judanment for lltl.dl and Intereat waa awarded the ICeonomy Urixiery aaaitiKt Mr. and Mrs. K. I'. Kearim, In ! ar order of the circuit court. B. I,. Burrouutvi. Inc. aarninee n dered to turn over 112 towardi fraying the Judgment. Sla rlff 'lake- Ti u. Saiein. Sheriff T. I. Ta1or departed on Wo, 17 tl'lB internoon for Jtalein wtih ' George Oondem. convicted IimI check man. and J. It. Dengue who readied ' ,,..,.!.,.. .inri. tug liefore Chnat- JHher, $1 J. A. ItOO". Pendleton. Jennie I,. Fthelton. Ill Plock 8. V. 3. n. Um "I o. Tract I.umialen tc I; W 1-2 lota 8 nr ,n. v. B. Cottwefl i'f Mow , Ill.noM, wa oncl ih a , .1... bw Tin. aIioIi! tM.,n ImvIv. not tinv an ail paiL ofitfcraghl ntaeUee. More t'.mn baS Ml "col " were on women. Odran end betaaa. Tbcy JJ the onet most often MOB. !"' their illnrania wero umiully of a roinor natj ire colds, fevers, Ijeud , ! ., liili.jusrie t,nd ull ol r-. -if "1 li"11 thorough ti: .if.'ualion.'l hty vercccnfltiituli)d. I)r. Caldwell in the course of 40 , , ,. ' i ii ", (or li" v 'i- (frad-ll.-iti'd from Raah Medical CoUirgO hack in 187.".. hod found a good deej ol mvnM in such caaea with ii prfcf lipiiun of liU own Minlain ing fin I I", hvdive herlw with pnjwin. In ll2 d.' iilcd to uac tliia fcnoiila in tile mauufac ture of a medkfaM to lie known as Dr. CaldweB'e Syrup Pepwh oni' : .i.-. - fl.A mmi aai ion w.ll IU M.'rt ji ai 1" I ; 4i-vi tJae...! on t.Iie niorkrt. I he I i i tliat op l t.iLui in The prcran. had as great u I stores aa it pre .tr ior's cirivate nraci Ihe Urird peneraion i liaViy e drug in tlie. Toda y usiri it. Motla-ra are giving to their rhildien who were given it . WW Uaur rnotliera. K.ery awnd of the working day a-.m.one aonw whrr.: U goini? into a drug nin. to Ihiv it. ha- Dr. OWaoII'i byiwf) I'ejyiln i s-lliPT at tlie rate of o er million Uittlea a year. Ita great success it baaed on merit, on r. it cl l"i ing, on Utiifiod li ' r telling another. There are thousands of J ll is com, try ll"l '"'' " out u 1,1'le of Syrup I'ejisiii. and the formulate of tint pr.acno lion fiatunately l;viiig to sec ita wonderful suoccsa. Women. chUclren and eld rly people are eifieciilly fccnehtUd I7y Dr. t;aldw.il's f-;nir IVp-in. W hile it is promptly c.Teeti . on the mca rohuKt lonsUtution and in I lie ruott olistin.it- cases, it rs mild and gentle in iU acta,n and does not cause griping and strain. Containing rentier opiates nor nat'-ot'ea it ia snfe for tlie tinic-t Kby and children lik itand taku it willingly. r'very drug store si-Ik Dr. Cain will's .Sru, I'cpsin. Keep a U.ltlc in your home. many live soiueoue ii suit to need it quickly. DB. V. B. CAIJWI )X TOIA,y I. .... a... u.reh n. laaa crlr I !" In B Jr ,pit: of tU f.i tf Or. CM, ut'.Vs S-ep ftimn ;j the lart- " Uomd latative in tnt fccini oicr 6 nuflum eotda fold ttum year, rruiny wJio nerd Hi benefits rW not jet ustd it- wu wn not, lead ,aur nam and aidrc-.i frr n free trul fctrfc to Dr. W B. CMmA sn Washington it., tAcrjtcaw, i-rry In Frank ancl Mete and bound is' addition Milton to Thoa F. Petty. , Opoprtunity M s usirif; it. it quickly. I 1 7 " t, ,.,,u 1, I and I Block 71. Baa. NW 1-4 SW 1-1 Fee U, TP. 6 K. P.. B. UMt PenaIeton. . joni Bl Hh, 11. J 1-J NE i-i NK i - Don't Depend on Spring Deliveries 8prlng dellveriea of Ford cars have never been certain, and Uiey should not le dependmi upon, nemand has always b:en creat- r for Ford mra than the supply or produc tion. Ho. ir you MOM tK- sure of having a Kord car. buy it now while deliveries ure possible. Ion'l wait- -even next month Is an uncertainty. Only a limited, apeeified number of cars has been allotted to 1Mb territory That allotment cuinoi be Inrreaeed, tHscauae the deinarld all oyer the country li greate r than the supply or pro duction Oet vour ordr In now. and you wdl be one of those sure of a Ford car out of our aliouneni. ' 'Hat come first errad. All orders are tilled In rotation. u you would tie forehnn.!-d. If you would be- certain of hav n Ford ear w he n you want It then you will buy a Ford now. inl order with use Is your protection. It la the result of the wisdom oi loosing sssshm. If you buy a Ford car now. don't think you have to store It. The Ford la a car made to serve Its owner for business or plea sure throughout the entire year. Ford owners have long slnca conic to recognise the fart. It Is no longer popular to "lay-up four car for the winter. Uuy a l ord car now. and use It now. lniM on tientilnc Ford Tarts. Simpson Auto Co. 1 mas. Cone and liennis will erve threri : 1'incei I0 for tanlti Caad fShirfer plende-d guilty In Jus tice court Monday afternoon to a eharge of uesault and hatte r and was I fined 110. The complaint was sworn to by W. C I'edlconl. Khiffer fhow ad Minis of a batlle as he appuareJ ' before the justice. whe So. ing A Meta-EUert law wiu On. The case of 8. Metz Si Sons vs. V. I. Kbbert had not gone to the rtrcuit court jury by press time today and it was considered doubtful If the case would be completed today. Both sides are seeking damasea and the legal battle Is keen. are Acreage. I Mary- J. Bdnlier to Fr.ir.'K 110. BK 1-4 SB 1-4 SW 1 Tp. . N. R. li. I Alfred Hando to W. V. 1 ilea. Mete and bound In sr. I Cyrus C. I'owcll to H. R, 1 ''' Mete and bound i-2 KK 1-4, Sec 35, Tp. 6. t Laumn A. Holman t, ( ler 110. Mete and buiind MOVED Our new location, G47 Main St., Corner Alta, Over Tallman Drug Store Phone 1008 , f Vir. WaU-r A Jolinson (Us, llroiH- 4 OS liiimiiwiiiiiimiiiiiiii mmnuhmmmmim iamMemmKm&mim . . ., i,ui ri... Kiste of the late Ashley m Janea was ndmlfted in probate court Memdnv with Allie-rt It. Janes, the de. oensed's f.v.her as administrates-. Per sonal property worth 11022 and real property worth 11000 wen left by the vntmr mm. The. re is estimated to Ire Indebtedness aralnst tho estate. PassesssssWBsTJI Pianos and Player Pianos New January Edison Reeofda and cylinder rec ords. Guitars. Mandoline. Ukuleles. Ban.ios and small T-usical merchandise. Edison. Victor and Columbia Machines. Warren fs Music House Pendleton, Oregon. Phone 524. 820 Main St Mrs. Ilodccn's Fa4e MeaWesL I The estate of the late Mrs. Malinda Jane H'dgen was admitted to pro (bale court today and K. J. Ia1s was appointed to administer It. The peti tion estimates that the deceased left propertv worth 4 50 and A. C Con rad. F. J. Melhoff and K. McDonnald were aiipointed to appraise It. Republic Tires With STAGGARD Studs lae kou fase S for Tealay. e. of the State vs. liconard i Jackson, charged with theft of a bl ew le at Freewater. Is supposed lo ue tried In circuit court tnis anernoun but will not be unless the Jury returns a verdict In the MeU-Ebliert ease. Several wltnesse-s have been brouaht rrom the east end to testify in the Jackson matter. Meti-I'.lds'rt " Is 'n The case of v Mctx vs W, 1. Kb bert is helne tried before the circuit court toilay and It is considered prob able tejal the esse will continue Into tomorrow The plaintiff brought suit for Ju.Ument on a note of tilt and the- defendant, lln a cross eomplsint. is seeMnir damaaes of ISSe0- e'harles H Carte r and James H. Haley are rep resrntinR the plBintiffs and James A. Fee is appearing far the defendant. 24 BELOW IS REACHED TKE Staggard Studi of Republic Tire keep the car whmro you steer it on any road of any kind. They bite down deep into mud they hold the road with positive grip. Anyone who has ever driven on a slippery dirt road, knows how hard it is to stay on the crown, or even in the track. With Republic Tires you have quite a differ ent experience. The Staggard Studs always head in the direc tion of travel. They make steering easier, and drive the car steadily forward without slide or side-slip. The size and shape and position of Republic Staggard Studs assure maximum grip with minimum friction, wherever you drive. This tread exerts 100 per cent tractive effort; yet it wastes no power in undue road friction. These unique and valuable advantages of Staggard Studs and the actual last-longer qualities of Prodium rubber are to be had, cf course, only in Republic Tires. SIMPSON TIRE SERVICE CO. L A. Minton, Mgr. 228 L. Court bt. 1"K I The car that will make you a proud owner. The car that a demonstration from u will make you a buyer. ( Kast ('reonian Special. 4 Tn. IS- The vea'her has iraed colder asain and about three due "f new snow fell. The ther ,. meter went down Tu?sday nlsht to! 1 telow aero. At the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank , artin. in I'klah, Jan. :,. an eight j it-nd daiiehter was bom to Mr and ; rs. e'ari Sturdivant. .-. H. W.taner and Gordon Mettie aale l.uMness trip to Pendielon thej e , the week. Jin. Havel Calde-ell Slangier sister fJesjraa e'aldwell of Ukiati. died at Angelea Januars' 1. l:n- Mrs. majigier spent her rhildhood etays at. I-ong Creek -where she Is well and la DpiuMi known. A year aeo .he cen trr.'teS Influent, from which she; awraa. She leaes a hus . is now er irur in the navy. ia infant dsUBhter. a mothc Id' s a. I.os Angeles and th r and Clyde, of California ie Caielwell of Vkiah. Ore 1 os nee era. and i:on rotli- He rn: iT.&S. Motor Co. I s Phone 46 E 722 Cottonwood Chills and wife left for Dale on business. -i.,r.-ii,.. Iialev Is ill nt In. h.-me on Bridge creek with a mild attack of, r.iuallpox. f 1,11 Holmes of PJM leant is vlsitm relatives in I'klah for a while. Jaj nespain left Tuesday for the tunne l where he has a Jo! of a ood atlinr. wwsdl ilanper of Ne came up; Tnursday. aoiiiK on to the lslnka r.nd niarkburn ranches to look after' his Interests there. I pm. . at3. ",v- - I ' . . has seid bis turn, i