East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 23, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1020. EIGHT PAGES n Hi M n i ' i i n mm 11 1 u c: n i: m ,r iwiiKHiramiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiBiiiiMini i i iu n i in' in iiii ihiiii'iiii iii;iiiiiii!'iMHMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiii;iiiniiiiiiii' n u u i iimi i u . i , :ii , : 'i:i,NirriniiiiiTiuHHiiiiiiiiiHn!fiiiiin!iiMiiNiiniiMi liiiuii'itirunT.iniiiiiii HnniiniHiiiiMUMiiHi ;ii inNiuiiiinii!)!: :niiii:iniiM:iiiiiHinniiiiiniiiiwiitiiiiiiitiiiMiii' HERE THEY ARE Spring Silks and Wash Fabrics Not a p rul lot of thru) as yet but many pretty things ) on w ill bo only too glad to sec. such as Velour Silvcrt one Coatings, Silk Velour Suitings, Nov elty Foulard Silks, Fanjqy Sport Silks, New Ginghams and Novelty Voiles. Come in tomorrow and see them. if i Thomc,. M VKING HOME ATTRACTIVE WITH NEW SPRING HANGINGS IS A REAL PLEASURE. Curtains and draneries of every sort are here moderately priced, as an inducement to those who know by experience that it is always best to get this work done early. COLONIAL DRAPERIES consisting of tapes tries rrptnnnps. denims, showing of original de signs and wonderful colorings. A host of good things to choose from. QUAKER CRAFT NETS for window drapes showing the new panel effects in the ivory shade. Then there is madras, scrims, marquisettes, Swisses and many others that are especially adapted for home beautifying. A visit to this department on the second floor will repay you. ARE THEY HUMAN? ARE THEY MECHANICAL? IN OUR WINDOW PEOPLES WAREHOUSE TWINS Showing latest models, women's dresses, coats and suits and men's clothing. WHAT MAKES THEM GO? They move; poising the latest modern dance at titudes. SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 P. M. Bring the Children. TWINS ARE BORN TO HEFFNERS AT GUROANE (BmI Ortfontam Mperiai.i ;ritlANK, Jan. 23. Twin buys nr. iiwd ! tin- homo of nJ Hfffni'iH Sunday morning. One lived only a few hour, while the other one In Jo int? nleelS'. W ill Chapman ami wife went to Pilot Hoc k Tuesday. John LlKhtfoot anil daughter Kllaa beth cume home the hint of the week after belli In town with Mm. Ught- foot who has been seriously ill but l improving ut present. A large crowd attended the danee Klvrn at Jim Kramer's Saturday nlKhl. I'endleton music wim furnished and ill enjoyed a Rood time. Jo.- I'edro went to I'endleton the: last of the week. Krank Chapman and wife nnd ('has. Nelson and wife of Mutter Creek at leiuled the dunce at Kramers Satur day. Virgil Smith went t.i Pilot Kock the last of the week from where he and Kted Hluklo went on to Pendle ton. Mr. Hlnkle has recently return ed from France. mr Quality Goes OearThwugh The pronounced ability of thil car fully to satisfy owners is responeibla for the fine, friendly esteem in which it is held throughout the nation. S LA GRANDE WOMAN, 82, MOTHER OF ATHENIAN, DIES FOLLOWING FALL 9t THE READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. Offers for Saturday's selling and quick clearance two important items that will be of interest to many women. NO. 1 CHILDREN'S HATS AT 21 7 1-2 FORMER PRICE A splendid assortment of pretty style.- ox I in beaver, velvet and silk shades of red, rose, tan, black, blue and pink, all at 1-2 price. $2.25 Hats for $3.75 Hats for $6.50 Hats for $8.75 Hats for $9.50 Hats for xiors navy, $1.13 $1.88 S3.25 S3.38 $4.75 PILLOW TUBINGS have been very scarce and still are, for that matter. However, an order we placed long ago came in yesterday. Widths are 40 inch, 42 inch, 45 inch, qualities are the medium and best grades. BLEACHED SHEETING, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4 widths all took an advance in the wholesale market recently. Our prices are the same as three months ago on the standard grades. HEAVY WHITE OUTING FLANNELS, the very iK.-isi iiregontan Special.! ATHENA. Jan. 2J. MM W. Taylor returned home last week from La lirande, where she spent two weeks, helping to care for her mother-in-law. Mrs. A. J. Taylor, who Is " veurs old and had fallen down stairs. Sinee Mrs. Taylor returned 'home her mother-In-luw died. i. W. Taylor of Athena and his sister, or ui Grande, left this morning irom tnc latter city with the body of their mother f' - Vernon county. Mo., to bury her b. -ide the body of their fath er, whit d.d se en years ugo at the ago of li Mr. Taylor and his sister expect to be gone two weeks. Invention of Holler i'onster. The fact that he was deprived of the fun of sliding down hill when' a boy led to the invention of the roller coaster by U. X. Thompson, later fa mous as the founder of I.una park. tearing Cmr. $9S; Kisaalu. Mil FourMton .Wan. $1S3S: Coup. IJJJ. F. O. ft Fnctorr- Witm WhmrU nd 5w. 7 ,. Mmtmm Western Auto Co. Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone 638 iDOKT MOTOR. CAR. COMPANf MEXICO'S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION PROMISES FIRST REAL CONTEST IN REPUBLIC'S POLITICS ONE SPECIAL LOT OF CORSETS AT ONE HALF PRICE. Discontinued numbers that we are unable to re place from the manufacturer, good desirable stvles in back or front lace. On sale Saturday: $3.00 Corsets. . . $1.50 $6.00 Corsets. . . $3.00 $4.00 Corsets. . . 82.00 $7.00 Corsets. . . $3.50 $5.00 Corsets. . . $2.50 $8.50 Corsets. . . $4.25 Be here early and get your choice of these splen did values. T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP In Our Model Sanitary Basement. CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE 5 Main Line Phones, all 15 All Other Departments call 22. HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE The most popular of all cannel fruit. Packed from the finest grade of selected fruit for the best trade. Extra Fancy Sliced Pineapple, can 20c, 35c and 45c Extra Fancy Grated Pineapple, can. . . 20c and 35c Diamond W. Brand Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Lo ganberries and Blackberries, the can 60c Diamond W. Brand Strawberries, can 65c Diamond W. Brand Prunes, can 40c best soft fleece, high grades at the yard 35c and 40c Pheasant Brand Peaches and Pears, can 50c PSNDLETONS greatest department store MKXICO CITY, Jan. 23. Foreign-: being carried out. Restoration and era have relinquished all concessions ! allotment of lands is progressing they formerly had in the state of lower! More than 40,000,000 acres owned b California, it has been announced by about two doien corporations and Oarran'za authorities. This includes , firms and now reverted to the govern rights by O.irranz.1 authorities. This menl because of failure of the owners- SAGE AND SULPHUR DARKENS GRAY HAIR It's t.rt.mlmotf.er'.'i ltoripr to lle hlorr Color ;!. and Attract, vimr.. Alt. i t cvoryono knows that Sud Tvit and Sulphur, properly compound l. hrhiffn hack the natural cour anil i - ,. t.. tha I ,.t v. U. i. fulil Mtitrk- Includes riphts held by Japanese In- to carry cut provwiona or concession d of TmW a h. only way ests on Magdakna Bay, both on oontractH. win t suoniMaeu nnu Kivn )() thJj( niljaure WIU to make It at land and water. Alleging nonperformances of oontractH. will be subdivided nnd gli ; smal Ifarmer. More thun l.n(M) towns the1 have already been benefitted by Car- Cfincession contriicts, tne Mexican go -ei nment has assumed possession of nearly 13,000. 000 acres of land in the original grant to California & Mexico Tind & Cattle Company and of other tracts of from one to three million acres each. ranxn's scheme of community land. 'ttiicken hitl" l Mexico Is almost no small change In This Klci-tiim Ijokw Uvoly year's ((residential Xo Thcif ftftatten. n is tnnrfl with the seriousness of the SlttHUlea as he Is told the same i thing in every shop off rt stntirnnt he (enters and offers a bill or a large coin election ; in payment for goods or food. The riwe of the price of silver bul- :.m ;i:iiiiii;ii;iiiHiiiitii hi 11 1 11 h m y , i i milNit unu i I l l i HlltltlUl(HmiMiiiHHHiniiMiitfi!::::.;:::!inm fWlfeorfes Warehouse i PAYS TO TRADE.BffljlgMir ARE YOU SHOPPING FOR MOTOR TRUCKS OR ARE YOU INVESTING? There is a great difference in the two. STOP experimenting with trucks. Buy the best. They are cheapest for you in the long run. Many men are still shopping for tracks, trying to get a something for nothing. Never! You got what you pay for, and pay for what you get. Buy White. Ask for literature. Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co I'endleton, Ore. Phone 4G THE WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. UED CKOSS Ol'Tf.lNKS CAKE TOR the doctor. I.A auivpy. Oare of Month . Use salt solution, 1 teaapoonfnl salt tn pint of water, with a pinch of bak- fContlnued from page 1.) Ing soda or some good antineptlc ' ! 1 ! Z I i TI I mouth wash. If W to use tooth K.r Oeiirous pau-nis, se.-u ice .u ttUtint should cleanse his mouth as often as necesaary. If patient Is not able to do so, the ittendant should use swabs made of t ii itaV tooth picks wound with cotton and r if PAZO OlST- i fleanHe mnith thoroughly. fjw$ vase- Itrhmg, Jilind, iine or cold cream on lips for sores 1'iies. flinpi ice to tlM head and watch carefully Do not give medicines except the cathartic: unless they are ordered by nrnm mo tn itr l hp rirt ren l conicst tu MhnKiu over hH in ll'm is blamed for the money shortage former years, Diaz, Madero and Car- Hundreds of speculators, realizing the ranza were practically unopposed in i value of the metal is about X per cent heir rare. This year it is expected ; above par. have melted all the silver he outcome will be a matter of doubt and made It Into bars for shipment to mtil the count of votes has been made j bullion dealers out of the country. ri5 the result announced. The Mexico City Mint, the only one General Alvarn Obrejron. General j In the republic is unable to roln money Uablo Gonzales and Ambassador Yg- ft enough for the needs of the peo naclo Rnnillns are the three leading Pie. candidates. The first two are general ly credited with most rhanres of winn ing, Bonillas having been in Washing ton as Mexico's representative In the f'nited States and therefore unable to get In toqeh with the voters. Of the two military leaders, each is asknowledged as having enough of a following to raise the banner of revolt tion should either decide to fight for the lecetion after thev votes are count ed. Bonillas Is not likely to contest the lecetion as he has little following among those outside the government. The average well-informed Mexican here believes the election of July will be a final showdown as to whether Mexico Is stable or not. If the candi dates refuse to abide by the decision of the Iwillut box, there are not a few who believe the United States will step in, in case of another revolution. There i no ground for the belief prevalent along the Texas border that Carranza Is plotting to retain his ornce in spite of the outcome of the elec tions. This rumor has been denied ny premier Aguirro Berlanga, probably closest to Carranza of any of his advisers. home, which in mussy and trouble- QBae, Nowadays, by nt- k ing at tiny drug store for "Wyoth's Sage and SuN phut Compound." ymi w ill get a large bottle Of this famous old recipe. Im proved by the addition of other In giedients, at a small cost. Don't stay gray! Try It! N'o one can possihtv tell t!UiT.V'u darkened your hair, as It dooa "If son naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears and after another ap plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. j or cracking. iii.. i i a ii l t niv loom pu ss woonu wnn Druggists refund mom mkvT fulls to cure I' I in or nr ' (l M t, get rstrui "o "P arter me iirsi ...- nim I'-tocm m .m..o.. tif.n T'rice tifte. i jjrespiring profusely do not insist upon daily bathing. Guard against chilling at all times. Wash face, and hands before and after eating. Continue to give liquid diet until temperature Is normal. Then give I 1..1 .....,.. mlllr tfiayt 11. How often lockjmw and Wood P-iies. soft boiled egg. toning result from the neglect of a Kp sick room quiet. I'atlent slight scratch or little cutl Hamlin MnouId Kt 0n mUch sleep as possible nr:. t r:i c - f and effective first ' . . lilu w" y no s tor. Blood Poisoning Hamlin's Wizard OH a Sate First AM Treatment Carranza Omxerrailvn President Carranzn'8 firm hoM on he Mexican people ha been caused v hla conservative position with re gard tn the Agrarian question, accord ing to general belief here. Porflrlo Diaz took one extreme that the peons should have no land -nd Francisco Madero took anotner that the peons should have it all. Both Madero and Dlai fell. But Carranza's iled division of land Is steadily aid treatment. It is a powerful anti septic and should be applied imme diately to wounds of this kind to pre vent danger of infection. It is soothing and healing and qui I r drives out pain and inflammation tn rate .of (Drains, bruises, cuts, burns. bites ana stings, just as renaoie, too, -woods of MO Hush street knotrns to for stiff neck, sore feet, cold sores, . .. . . m.j,. rniiake last nltht cinker tores, earache and toothache. u .trunirer In a soft i sss. harmless preparation that Het it from drurBists for 30 cents. ,i,ink . , .nuin and.flashlne a roll of move the catarrhal mucus from tta If not satisfied return the bottie and t.illM shouted, aceomins- to witnesses: Intestinal tract and allays the Influm FLASHING ROLL OF BILLS COSTS $20 PAN KltANCIH'O. Jan. 23. Henry To Cure a Col In On Dst Tike IAKATIVn lUtOMO QUININE (Tablets. ft stops tbe Cough and Headache and vorli off the Cold. K. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. Site. Didn't Care What Happened (Kast Oregon Ian Special.) I'M A I ' I ' I Jan. 23. On Friday evening the Hudson Hay (Irange ad mitted six new members after which installation of officers took place. 1 ..-nm lloon Is the new master with )an J. Kirk o-erseer. After grange lunch was served. On the same evening the juniors of the high school entertained the stud ent body and a Jolly evening spent by the young folks. After various con tests the guests were served a deli cious supper. T. O. Sherod, formerly of l.'maplne but now of Wallowa, was business visitor in this community last week. He has disposed of his holdings here consisting of an alfalfa ranch to a Mr. Catchman of Wallowa. The new hint' owners have already moved into their nome. Rllyn WDflev, daughter of Mr. OA Mrs. A, A Wilfley ha been moved to -tie home of her sister. Mrs. Kd .lone f in Walla Walla. Miss Kllyn's condi tion Js considered very MfJotsa reHult- lng from Inflammatory rheumatism following influenza. On Saturday night, n. Jolly crowd of neighbors and friend surprised Mr. and Mrs. (Maude Beale at their home southeast of T.'mapine. The evening passed quickly with dancing and at a late hour refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. K. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raker has new Pord cars. Mrs. Anna Saunders, mother of D. (). and Hoy Saunders underwent n sr ond operation nt the St. Mnrys hospi tal last week and her condition Painful Sensations in the muscles, "neuralgia", soreness, aching back, pimp les, boils, rashes and other eruptions, usually result from self -poisoning b pro ducts of imperfectly ligest ed or non-eliminated food. help to restore activity of liver, bowels, kid neys, and skin! and so count eract cause and relieve symp toms. Lu(..t Ssl. of Anr M.diclaa la tkm WmU. Sold vv.rrwh.ra. In bosM, 10.., H. rorlng Ihe r-dd wwr'""" Mrs. 8nu nflers was Injured Wkh I, urns and a broken lek when h-' Viiehen stove blew MV and Ibis serend ooeratlnn was ne.'esslliited by a plrre of bone Irri tating the knee rap. Mr. and MrM. J. R. Jones were flln- atner gueaU Willi Mr. and Mrs. It. B. present while serious is not nlarmlnpr. lleskett at rnsaaatlt 'tew Sunday. "I became a physical wreck from atomach trouble and was a fit sub ject only for the operating table or graveyard. Being discouraged, I gave way to drink, which made things worse. I got so I didn't care what j happened, and wanted to die. Mayr's j Wonderful Remedy has cured me of everything. Am now In fine condition and feel 25 years younger." It Is a slm- I You Can't Cure Rheumatism With Liniments and Lotions get your money back. . j "fome on with me I have plenty e, ,ver constipated or nave sick neaa- j money." fc.ie? Just trjr WUird lArrr Whips, Tne Granger accepted Ihe Invitation pleatant little pinlc pill, 30 cens, tty grahblng- a : mill from the roll niiarantced. 5 nnd dlsuppenring In Ihe fog. niation which causes practically all stomach liver and Intestinal uilments. including appendicitis. One does will convince or money refunded. At nil druggists everywhere. If you are afflicted with Rheu tnatiim, why watte time, with lini tnents lotions and other local ap plications that never did 'cure Rheumatism, and never will? Do not try to rul the pain away, for you never will succcc l Try the sensible plan of finding the cause of the pain. Remove the cause, and there can be no pain. You will never he rid of Rheuma tism until yuu cleause yoiir blood of the Rcnns that cause the dis case. S. S. S. has no equal as a blood clcan-.er, scores of sufferers say ibrt it has cleansed their blood of Rheumatism, and remov ed all trace of the disease from their system. Get a bottle of S. S. S. at your drui; -tore and gtt on the right treatment tn-day. If you want special medical advice, address Medical Director, 49 Swift Labora tory, Atlant.i, Ga.