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Newspaper Page Textpaoe row - DAILY EAST OREOOinAW, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1020. TEN PAGES V -. 4N lnntCrKNllttVT NlWfflPAPVR rubllha Oallj and flrml. Weekly, at! n80RlPTION tt ATI liill.ton, Or.srnn, by the ,, v ADVANCE) AST ORSOONUN l UBLlSHINQ CO. . "N ? .. ' rntrr.d at Ci puatoMc at Pendl.- 'Hy. ala month! br n.all tea. OrecoB. u coud-claa mall t"y- thre month br mall mattar. I Daily, one month by mail . ltly, on rear by carrier ONE IALB IN OTHKR CITIES. Dally, six month by carrier Imperial Hotel New Bland. Portland "y. month by carrier lnily, one month, by carrier ON FILE AT Semi-Weekly, one year, by mall... Chicago Bureau. 101 Security Build- Semi-Weekly, all month, by mall I- .Semi-Weekly, four month by mall Waehlnirton. D. C Bureau tl roar- btentb Street. K. W. Telephone It-M . l.t! tt , t.M .Ti I ! .(t 1.50 .75 50 KEEP IT SWEET Keep your stomach sweet today and ward off the indi gestion of tomorrow try Ki'MOIDS the aew aid to digestion. As pleasant and as safe to take as candy. MADE BY SCOTT BOWNS Till' Ol.ll OttMWKI.'S 11KVKIUR. Ily Frank U Stanton. l Just ait here, n-thlnkin' " said the icolone!. "of the days When not a broken demijohn was littering the- ways: When we had our morning' 'morning," where no government man could seise The wherewithal responding to Two lumps of sugar, please!1 Xo head -bright decanters Now reet the morning eye; A Noah's flood has left us Hifli and dry! t "When the wind blew cold, back yonder, and wc looked across the snow, I smacked my lips, contented for to let the bliizard blow!. . For I'd had my morning's "morning." and I talked a cheerful lot. Till 1 heard the fire saying. That's a hittin' of the spot!" "But that was in the old days. Forevermore gone by; A Noah's flood has left us High and dry! "Draw up your chair, old comrade of the unforgotten days; Though It sems that even the Fire hadn't got the heart to blaze! And we'll talk about the old times resignation, by degrees! And tell 'em, 'Serve the coffee with two lumps of sugar, please!' "No use to sigh for the old times, But the old song's now a igh, That Noah's flood left us High and dry!" Copyrighted for the East Gregonian Tub. Co. 28 YEARS AGO (From the Fast Oregonlan, January 3d, ISM.) Clarence Hoss is in the city from Meaehuni, pljrchaiung furniture for n barber shot, which he Intends sturt tng at RIlssJM, Charles Kennedy of Helix, has re turned Iron1 1'orlland where he has Pntahpd his course of study In the Portland Basin. College, graduating with cieuit. Charleii Cunningham says the sheep are in utDa)ld condition. Owing to the fa.-o.-nbte winter weather the wool clip this year will be large and of first class finality in this Bounty, says Mr. Cunnhi-h.nn. rr. C. J. Whitaker has prchased Fred W. Karsten's residence property on Ven-ace Heights. 5 MEDF0RD CHILDREN TRAVEL ALONE TO JOIN MOTHER IN LOUISIANA C 1919 A. B. S Inc. if he's extra farce, heavy furred. cased - "Sl-iibert" Wants Oregon Furs ALL YOU CAN SHIP And Will Pay These Extremely Hlglt Price GET A SHIPMENT OFF TODAY A CAMPAIGN STATEMENT. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30. Five children, the eldest of whom Is but 13 and the younsast IS months, are here today, traveling alone from their home at ledfurd. Dr., to Shreveport. La. They are going to join their mother, an invalid. Their father died at Medford some time ago. The children, Sybil. 13; PhyUia, 11; Wllford, lOVfLota, s, and Adolphus, 18 months, were taken in charge here by the Travelers Aid society, agents of which will watch for the kiddies along the route. They are the children of Mrs. James Beaalay of Shrcvepurt. FRANK KREBS DISPOSES OF HARDWARE t COXOMY, efficiency, protection, peace, promotion of ag HH riculture and one flag are the summarized version of principles upon which Frank O. Lowden, governor of Illinois, bases his campaign for the presidential nomination, ac cording to his press agents. The governor sets forth a more de tailed list of principles which remind very much of campaign platforms since the art of promising had its inception, but which, if carried cut, would approach Utopia. Reduction of taxes is one of his aims, his press agents de clare. Then, too, he stands for an "efficient, economical and business administration." His treaty stand is for ratification with reservations substantially as proposed by the foreign re lations committee. As a state executive, Mr. Lowden has made an impressive u snowing in Illinois. Kealization of all his pre-camDaitm nrin ciples would place him in an enviable position among presidents ihis neu h"m,c- TlleJ re ; t i ni , . , , , , ,, Joe .McCoilum and thre ix rie.iru. nt.uw are me statements wnicn are maae ior ivir. Lev. den by his booster organization : lie stands tor (lie immediate return to an efficient, economical and business iidni uii.i t at ion of i.thiie affair. KctluctloH of (axes. r T1k' alrfilitioii of the mimcroiis airrncies for war purposes which have been (vif imtri! an enormous eIHii.se in time of twarw A isrotei tive tariff measured by Hie difference, in cost of production at home ,bo home and on lhe H,treets again. aou ,i i.rviiiii A rbr'tl im-isteiicx- uikhi the principle, of government by all the people ami not by any class. The ratification ol the peace treaty wltli reservations substantially as pro posed jv tiie foroisrn relations committee of the senate. KfKX'iimcetnenl of aaxi'ul litre and rexmilion of the principle that it is a in I must remain our most important industry. Tile (.elusion or deportation of aliens who place t he red flair or any other ria.c alioe our own. A stalwart. uncompromising .Vmericanism tvliicli put tliis country's inter Cits first. international friendships, not iiannerships. A fearless enforcement of law 'and order. A speedy return to normal conditions. Justice to all. SM!SUAR0 I NJ( LARGE Nl MEDIUM I Nv) SMALL Ntf 2 COYOTE Har, Fumd.CtKJ 39.00 to 25.00 1 22.00 to IS 00 1 1S.00 to 12.50 1 10.00 Id 8.50110.00 to 5.00 IV. o, H,,Jliu 1 22.00 tn 18.00 16.00 to l-l-BO j 12.00IO 10.00 j 8.001b 6.00 8.00 to 4.00 MUSRRAT Winter 6.00 to 5.00 1 4.75 to 3.75 I 3.50 to 2.751 250 to 1.75 1 2.50 to liO Fall j -ito 3.75 1 3.50 to 275 2.50 to 2.00 1 1.75 to 1.50 1 1.75 ta 1.25 MINK Fine, Dark 1 25 00 to 20.00 1 18.00 to 1S.00 14.00 tj 12.001 10.00 to 8.00 1 10.00 to 5.00 Usual Color 18.00 to 14.00 1100 to 10.00 9.00 ta 7.50 7.00 to 6.00 7.00 to 3.50 Pale j 12.00 to 10.00 9.00 to 7i0 7.00 ta 6.00 5.50 to 4JS0 5-SQlo 3.00 (East Orcgoniun Special.) 1..IS. Jan. 30. A. H. ICirby, a former resident of Adams ana now ol endleton, has houKht the Adams hardware store of Wren Krel-s and moving now. ree children of Portland are the guests of his brother. Edward McC'nMum, tOlA other rela tives and friends in Adams. Emil Darr was a Pendleton visitor Wednesday. , Glndwyn Spencer, who has been in the hospital for some time." is able to These extremely high prices are based on the well-known "SHUBERT" liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment. No. 3. No. 4, and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. For quotations on other Oregon Furs, write for"lp Vnuntrt !!pprr," the only reliable and accurate market report and price list of its kind published. Ift FREE Write for it. A shipment to 'SHUBERT" wilt result in "more money" "quicker. Jim Owens of Oaksdale, Wash., is Inland store as Mr. stints Is he Keust of his father, W. Owens, for John Hale was in from i few days. Mr. Owens is confined Thursday. STATEMENT OK KXPEXIHTI ItKS Ctuinly Clerks Semi-Annual Itrport Showing Condition of Liusluess 1st. 1920 Warrants Issued. Total departments J I0,15.(ii Indigent Soldiers Elec- i Widows Pensions 13.00 : Care of Poor 4.72.7 Jail i,75.l5 Juvenile Court 1,800.50 58.65 2,281.54 1,979.42 .395.77 prr Departments Roads and Highway Registrations and tions Sheriffs Office . -. . CJerks Office Recorders Office Treasurers ifice . . Assessors Office . Court House Circuit Court County Court and mlsEioncrs Justice Court .... Coroner Insa ne , School Health Com- 1.744.99 383.92 237.35 t Scalp Bounty ' Sealer of Weights .... Watermaster Library Miscellaneous t County Agents ; Tan Rebate Head Bonding Total expenditures Total 61.80 2,677.50 10.166.54 1,282.53 90.75 659.00 112.86 1.667.27 3.979.70 5.215.15 700.00 88.30 358,149.89 for 71.34 J the six months ending De- Superintendent Officer Bal General fund I State School County School Seh. .,l District Clti. s Fund Trust Fund State Library -. Indigent Soldiers Foreyt Patrol School Bond Int. Sinking Fund School Bond Sinking Fund Umatilla Drainage Teel Irrigation District ... Paradise irrigation District Hih School Tuition Westland Irrigation District County Fair 2,790.81 cember, 31, 1919, as per 400.85 statement $450,366.01 Summary Jan. 1, 1920 Receipts Dlsburstments Bal.ance ; 75.469.76 1135. 589.55 S156.893.64 $ 54.145.67 912.04 13.536.90 13.248.00 1.200.94 5.591.75 28.606.69 29.244.45 4.953.99 49.249.22 96 166.69 102,074.40 43.341.51 10,807.08 40,353.27 44.480.39 6.699.96 722.16 5.00 727.16 . J825.94 32.1.95 949.89 1,022.63 657.92 86.80 1,583.75 299.98 120.19 335.13 15.04 13.44C.72 82.40 11.153.79 2.375.33 10.297.53 8.341.92 1,250.00 15.479.45 1.490.41 2,080.92 2.K87.94 963.39 : 2.639.94 147,766.45 104.941.31 45.465.05- S20.91 148.8C 120.20 347.57 6.2i:V" 3,o.r,.92 9 531.16 372.85 735.84 15.00 70.00 680.84 758,447.25 14,084.35 324.648.13 447.885.49 2 307.02 1.200.00 1,107."2 Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher and daughter, Sylvia Marguerite ami son Franklin, were in Adams Tuesday to attend church. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Adams have left for Portland and California for a few months' outing. The I. O. O. F. plans for their an nual supper were postponed on ac count of the flu cases in Adams. All public gatherings, churches and school are closed this week. Dr. Fred Lieuallen and Dr. Pest are attending the flu cases In Adams. A letter received by Rev. J. T. Tick ner from his son near Vale, states hey had a washout and one stockman lost 700 head of cattle and 2000 head f sheep by the high water. A number of I. O. O. F. attended lodge in Athena. Ralph Wallan. Frank Krobs. Jim f'hesnut, t Rariey Bunch and Clint Holcomb all spent a fine evening and motored home to AOf ams. IvJneh was served. Beulah Spencer of Pendleton. Is spending the week at home on account of the influenza in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Spencer were the niali of Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer for a few days this week. Charles Dupuis was in from htf anch Tuesday. Lin B. Whitely of Hermlston, was In dams Tuesday. John Hales and Sullivan Reimel fere in Adams Tuesday. Miss Nellie Darr or r?Bd4ton It pending the week at home wi.h hei mother. Mr. ;,r:.l Mrs Jack Mayberry wcrr n Pendleton Wednesday. Mrs. F. M. Whitely was a business visitor in Pendleton Wednesday. Ed Carter of Burns, ore., was in Adams Wednesday and is on his wa o lit Mr and Mrs. Zeh Lewis of Walla Walla. J. T. Llutiallcn was in pcnuioton Wednesday. to his home with a bad cold. Clint Holcomb and Paul Lieuallen were in Pendleton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lieuallen and Mr. nd Mrs. Ralph Wallan were In from heir ranch Thursday. Mr. H. Bunch and Mrs. L. T. Bunch nil Mrs. C. Punch and son Jimmy, nd Mrs. I Clark and son Bob, wc re in Pendleton Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wallan of Idaho re visiting friends and relatives In Adams this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kert Kirby nro moing lltO their new home in Arlams. Charley Dupuis was in Pendleton Wednesday. All those sick with the flu in Adams i re reported much better. Mrs. Ella Bowling Is clerking at the John I'ierc Thursday. was In from his n "GitY ONE TrllG - BREAKS MY For Biliousness Sic Headache, Sour Stomach, liioat in. Gas, Goov' i potion nil those dis IrefiinjE contcqacnce of indirection are avoided if the bowels arc kuep upca and regular. FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS act promptly, without pain of DJUtca. Tbcf clear the bowel, swecttj (He stomach aud lone up lite liver. K. R. W.iitch.ir.. R. P D. !. NorforV Vs.: "Foley C&ubsric 'fahlc i fcmiu j-jna mu more food (baa say tr.cffit1 ic 1 ever uaeu." Sold Kverywhprc. T SUFFER J80I.S43.37 (628,294.110 .9628,29410 1919. Total 9940 554.29 1489.583.98 Total amount of cash on hand Dec. 31st. 1919 ItKCAPITI LAT103I l.oneml fund. Warrants outstundin June 30. 1919 Amount of warrant Issued for six months ending Dec 3 Tola I - Totsl amount of warrants redeemed for the six months ending December Jlst. 1919 ??'I!?'l2 Total amount outstanding December 31st 1919 10.64. load I tui.l Warrants outstanding June 30th. 1919 Total amount of warrants Issued for the six months ending Decem ber 31et. 1919) ' TotsTiImount of warrant redeemed for the six month ending December Jlst. 1919 Total amount outstanding December 31 1919 (vrarral ail lumd f"uiul Total all warrants outstanding June .".. 1919 Total all warrant named from June 3. 1919 to IMtc 31. 1919 .. Total ' Toi.l .11 saarrasMui redeemed from June in. 1911. lo I 31. 191". Total amount of warrants o 12.339.39 62.058.07 64, 397.48 4.217.32 297.478.94 401.696.26 288.787.74 112, 90k. 52 16.656.71 449 537.01 486.093.72 242 537.84 Use Soothing Musterole . When t!io:e sharp pains go shootin!? through your head, when your skull seems asii it would split, just nib alittlj Musterole on your temples and neck. It draws out the inflammation, soothes away the pain,usual!ygivini?quick relief. Musterole is a dean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Many doctors and nurse- frankly recommend Musterole for sere throat, bronehitiat croup, stiff neck, asthma., neuralgia, congestic , pleurisy, rheuma tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the hack or joints, sprains, sore muscle", bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds of the chest (it often prevents pneu monia). It is always dependable. 30c and 60c jars; hospital sue $2.50. "Thaf Dr. King's New Dis covery for fifty year j a cold-breaker" rOTITTN'O but sustained quality N' nd nnfnllliiz effectiveness eon rooao such enthusiasm. Noth ing but sure relief from stubborn old colds tind onrnahing new one. KriW,e, throat-tearing cot tglis. und croup could have made Dr. Kit" New Discovery the nationally popu lar and standard remedy it If Fifty years old and always reli able Oond for the whole 1 amity. A bottle In the medicine ca.ntiet menu" a short-lived cold or coush. GOc. aad $1.20. All grugglsts. ,. Stubborn Bowels Tamed rosltlve In action, yet n.itural, romfortahlo, plcnsant, Ir. King New Life Pills are a boon to bowels that need assistance. I hey climi nate fermenting waste and put tha sysietu In normal suupe. gists 25c a bottle. All drug- KOEPPEN'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE A. C. Kocppcn & Bros. Ii M.- Store 'I hat Serves You Dti d't.i II MM BEWARE Coffee is going to be Higher We are going to hold our coffee at the old price for "ONE WEEK ONLY" M. .1. 11. lb. ... 1-2 lb. lb. . . . . 00: . Si.tr. IIILfi Itltos. fOBD OAS BBAJfD I lb.. . . . : 1-2 lb. . Hi. . . . . .si.i-- . .S2.75 illl.l.s BLUB H. lb. lb. III. . sr.fts . . S2.."( , .s.voo 'tt'HILI.INt.S K ;!. I S1III L1) mic per iHMttid OI K 4lM V ItO.VST (hulk) r.uc per pousul XHUUC IT OVKR Standard Grocery Co. C. L. Bonney, Pres. 230 E. Court St. Phone 96 U W M.i . THE FIRS! NATIONAL of Pendleton BANK jm t m n Kafli tTkdekm. rksemvkj aKv8 rtnasSI Offers an unexcelled banking service to in dividuals and corporations; transacts a general banking business and maintains special departments with facilities of the highest character. Acts as administrator of estates, or as ex ecutor or trustee under wills. PENDLETON, OREGON 1 Hours: 9 a. m. to 12: 1 to 6 p. m Phone 607 DR. THOMAS C. OMART DENTIST 741 Main Street, Over tha Huk Pendleton. Oregon Dr. C. H. DAY Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Wishes to announce the opening of offices in Rooms No. 23 and 25, Smith-Crawford Building, Pendleton, Oregon. Office phone 704 Residence phone 749R Wc Are Receiving Some Coal Now and Have in Stock at Present Lump and Nut 0 King Utah Lump Rock Springs B. L. BURROUGHS Inc. Phone 5 City Con Dung Low Louies Place Fine home-made FISH NOODLES Chili Con Carne, Span- j ish style. Chop Suey, Chinese style. All kinds of Soup. Short. Order Meals. Good Steaks. Lunches, Coffee, etc. China Tea for Sale UNDER STATE HOTEL Cor. Wobb and Cottonwood Bta. Phone i7. Pendleton. Or. DR. W. H. REYNOLDS hlroiiriictic .Virre Ssclllst. Rooms 1 and 2 Inland Emplr Hunk nidg. Telephone 1018 11' ; 10 to IS a. m. 1:90 to 6 p. m. HILOH 30i?S?iCOUGHS NOTICE I have returned to my own frfc room 5, Belts BUlMInaT, Pttfirt call 67f for npp"lntmonta JUt. IHM MVN. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous DlHeanee an ntaaaJhn of Women, x - Hay ! tro Therapeutlea. Tenple Bklf., Room 19, PtootM ! DR. H. M. HANAVAN DENTISTRY Room 7, Temple Bldg. FlkOB 773 HERMAN CLAUSSENIUS Kpm.'ial Airent IOAn STATU LOW INKUrtANOI' CO. tn Old I.lne iiii)anj that does all its bufdnens In the west. All aot except U. 8. Government Bonds, are In western securities of subHtantlal worth. Has. offic 21b Beaurcirnril 8t. P. O. Bos US. HAYNES A mtHca'n Flrtl Car THE steering wheel of the new riaynes it another evidence of th-2 builders' consideration of your comfort. More than a quarter of f century cf cotifistent adher ence to the principle that nothing 1 worthy of the nam: Haynea that isnt well-done, has niarlc the Haynes auto mobile the car of character, fhe new Hayncs is a car of Eupcr-charactcr. Umatilla Auto Co. 809 Garden Street Phone 417 H. S. McKENZIE. M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Of lice: 10-11-12 Belts Building Pendleton. Ore. I : T, 'ilC'WN, t'lerk.