East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 02, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textr page mm DATLT EAST OJIEC0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, FEERUARY 2, 1020 TEN PAGES KM colon CASH GROCERY IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROYS Federal Milk, large size cam, 6 for $1.00 Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins, S for $1. 5 oz. Toilet Paper, 5 rolls 25c 7 oz Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25c Crisco 60c, $1,20, $2.30 Cream of Wheat, package 30c Grape Nuts, package 15c ASK OUR PRICES ON SYRUP BEFORE YOU BUY Aunt Jemima Panes ke and Buckwheat Pancake Flour, 2 packages 35c PINEAPPLE 20c, 35c, 40c AND 50c Red Mexican Beans 14 lbs. $1.00 NEWS OF THE COUNTY OFFICES AND OFFICERS OTllHcen .Mujtv in JuiU'iiry. Thlrl'n roruilH vfvru Imkih-iI QaflMf In marry in I 'ma Li I la count; OuriiiK Hie month just enuci, accoin Iiik to rerun. s " til i-oiinty clcrk'n of flc.f. Hlnce January -.6, howflvcr, then huvo been no lkennpn .willed. Helix M i- haul PttM suit. Kred iillnn, llollx merchant, today brought Hiilt uKalnnt f LL fJiiNkli.H to colled $108. IK, uHi-KPtl due for khu and i.iorrl......le nold the defendant. j Hi 1h represented by Itatey, Kulcy & Htelwor and II.-J. Warner. v rf iidaiil in Suit. An orfler wn KiKned by CtfOUll . Judne j. v. I'hnipit today bringing in I fliiHt DcnlM and Harry ZopraphoH oh dcfendantH with Oeoro Gcanakopulurf in the cane of Peter (Junta va. (ieorge GeanakopuloR. Tho matter of the re ceivership of Georgo Geanakopuloa & ., Jb involved. i Furniture For Every Room At 1 A'fa$ku pars We have some very attractive Steel Beds in ivory, oak and walnut finishes, in full size as well as three quarter sizes . Good, substantial springs to fit in different and a com plete assortment of mattresses. Dining Room Tables In rich golden oak, dull finish. They are all of very neat design and moderately prices. Moderate Prices Princess Dressers in walnut and ivory finishes. Also regular height dress ers in oak, walnut and ivory. m Film Dedamlm f Intention. Jchn Murphy a native of New Brunswtek, a part of the pornjnlon ef i 'lunula, tods? filed hlM declaration of becoming an American cltlnen. He 1.4 u resident of Pendleton. CRUIKSHANK & HAMPTON 124 E. WEBB 'niiiiiTY rmiNTS" I . . . . . - - - Use Our Exchange Department Phone 548 iuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:f;iiiiiiMiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiifiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitii(ii FORJDj The Universal Car 1 Man Armte4 ai HermimMi. Charles Johnson, wanted ut Her mlston ii ti charge of ImvltiK commit ted rape, win arrested there on Sim ula and brought to the county jail by Mnrshul C. II. t'randall. The man wan given his preliminary bearing at 2 o'clock this afternoon before Jus tice of The I'eacc Joe II. Parke . iDettaqnasit RoBs Total 90,4MJM. The delinquent taxes on ttie county roll now total S23.471!.rl, aieoiililiK t" I figures released today by l.put BUY YOUR FORD CAR NOW To make sure of getting a Ford car. buy one now. Don't wait until spring but buy now while deliveries are possible. Even next month is an uncertainty. The number of Ford curs allotted to this territory is limited and specified. Even to get our allotment, we must have reul. bona-fide orders for cars. Just so many cars allotted us; just so many will get cars; will you be one of them? Those who order their cars now will be protecting themselves. If you would be forehanded, get your name on an order today. Don't think you cannot use it if you get it now. The four seasons are all alike to the Kord car. It is a necessity every month of the year. Besides, the Ford car is lowest in upkeep cost and easiest in oper ation. And the new. Ford electric starting and light ing system makes driving more convenient. Your or der for either open or enclosed cars will have our prompt attention. Simpson Auto Co Cor. Water & Johnson Kts. Phone 40 llhlllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIMIIItlllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIiliil J. L. VAUGHAN ELECTRIC CONTRACTS EVERYTHING ELECTRIC LET US SHOW YOU AN EDEN WASHER made like an automobile. I'll. Ml lit 200 ES. Court St. IWYOUR llooso on Uur v.wwna PORK AND BEANS AT A BARGAIN SpeciaPprfce for a few day. only. Buy now and save money. One pound cans Van llltr 91 M Two pound Cynd 2 3S Threepound cans Van C $4.00 Asweareselling these Pork and" Bean. at. very all gone. Grocery Department Ill!l!i!iII!iiili!llli!M Hheriff A. C Funk, In chaise of tax collections There ban been 27,r27. i1 collected on tho delinquent rolls prior to 1918 and $9,522.84 is still de linquent. On the 1918 roll collection amounted to 777,6"7.17. while 113, 1149. 7 la on the dclliuiuont Mat for 1SI18. ' "Wasn't Getting An Egg Now 10 a Day" POPLAR TREE. VETERAN OF JULY 4 SHOOTING, , ENTERS HALL OF FAME WAr-'IllNCTO.V. Fel. 2. A poplar r- at pertanburv, s. c. the top of I which was h"t off during. the Fourth hi July 1 1 leliratL.n in 1832, hna lieen red In the Hall of Fume fur tree.i j which are belns e.iniiiled hy the Am - 1 erlcan Forestry asuneiation. From I Lisbon, O., comes the nomination of the tree under which the Indiana aim white settlers canie to an nKreoment regarding iron ore to he used in mak-1 Ins kettles. Iillh ': Smith "f circle- , ville, i.. enters the Logan elm in that i city. C. 'C Itoyce nominates the Sir foestlB H'joker oak at Chico, Cal. j ileneral Sherman estimated that 7000 men could stand in the shade of this ( tree. a t- T,,.-t nomlnntes the "Iircest Uve ak" in the south at Brunswick. I known to be a veteran in u, has a circumference or 26 leet. lot the Americans of Poland. At many points along the old ttuss-ticrman front, east of the Hlver Bug, where the country was swept bare of every thing, they have furnished equipment, food and clothing to help the i irt s (,-tablish orphans' homes, to eure tor : the lost children who arc constantly drifting across the border with ref- j ugees, returning from Kussia. Existing orphanages which have J ' been found sadly In need of food and j clothing to -care for their charges I havo received condensed milk and other food supplies and children's garment and dress material. In some districts the Americans have hired carpenters, paying them witr flour, to make little beds, benches and tables I for children's homes that had been I stripped by the war. Burlap SalwU-'d In other places local sewing circles I havo been started, making over badly worn garments that have Been col- clothing have been similarly used for lected In the United States. Into chU- the children. The Diinap which form dreu's clothing. Odds and ends of ma- cd the bales themselves Is made over terlsl found In the bales of refugee Into bed sacks for tHe children's beds. Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases That ISurn jlikc names ui nre . 1 I - - etrin Here Is a Sensible Treatment That O Prompt Result. Eczema and sirri'.ar skin trotrb'.es come from a disordered, 'jhPure condition of the blood, arid they can only be -cured by giving t he blood a tl.rouph cleansing and removing from it all traces of im- fjS is why S. S: H ?c"- ed 53 succci.fullv i:: 5:uc3red5 oi casei of Eczema and other skin -ruptionv I his wonaeriui r.-umojr is one of the oldest and most re liable niediciiici on Uic market, it has been solJ by drugsists for fifty r-- . i t.-wl.-iv and be- VCjI uti a j - gin ireatraent that will get results. to'i ate invuta to wm.. For comrdete and full advice as to the treatment of your own case. Address. Chief Ifedieal Adviser, Swift Specific Ct.., IMgt, SZ, A lama, Ca. J ?2S2SZSS2- 1 " 1,1 ti 'I received your ' More Lues Tonic and Btarted giving It to my hens. I wasn't getting an egg. now 1 am getting 10 a day." So writes Mrs. Ernest Campbell, of Mineral. Va- Any poultry raiser can easily double his profits by doubling the egg production of his hens A scien Uflc tonic has been discovered that revitalizes the flock and makes hens work all the time. The toiiic Is called "More Kggs." (Jive your hens a few cents' worth of "More K.T"" and you will be amazed and de lighted with results. Vow is the time to give "More flggs" to your hens, while prices are ligh and profits big. Don't let your lens loaf; make them lay. "More .ggs" Tonic has done this for i00. 100 chicken raisers all over the country. It will do the same for you. $1.00 Package f yno wli.h to trr IM Krfat profit niNk.f. .Imply wrlle a p.""0'"'t KKtSf 10 J. .for lh pouliry xi,rt. 'l''L',i BUUt- K.n ut. Me.. nl for i I Oay mono. Mr. liir-fT will "'l "S tWS h poaimiin upon delivery iinly .1.00. th iirtca of Juat ona packano. th oihor PV'k US brlni frae. Tho Million lOI ar SS.T- hanl. Hank ot K.nu. i lly. I "; 'aaa If you ara not abaolulaly aRtlfflod. your lollar will no raturn.l in ragSSSI, o Ihora la no rtak. Wrha toiiay for Jpl, apa-.-laJ fraa parkuse offer. Poultry Raisers Everywhere Tell Wonderful Results of "More Eggs" vsivnl imir "Mor Ken'' Tttnlr erid r"iril B TUm ':C!..1- 1 olf tvolr.1 11 W """ .;VTl'K Tcf" ll-lon. K,. -Morr Krira" Hal ! Toalor Ga. hi pall no paaaaa aw . lt i" ii k. aat 4 Joaen. ala aum. " 1llM"l"KXALMcnROON ltaMi Troa. 1200 Kama from 28 Hena . -Uftr- Kata" Tonlo tlt'l wondrr, for roa. I a to lMSr alaS I ait tha Ionic and an ai-nlnl SSS 1 "lot" MlUKKr.R. ron.lae. Mir. ISO llrna 1HOO Fjtua I kaaa far! to roua o' Mora kss" to ' nana awraaaa t.rokrn tho raf rrronl I S.S. JfT Wl.li. 'l.oroa and In r.acll, 2. dart , , do, r,M pATT()V mml- StOS Worth of F.arga from t liana ' SftW afaa "Sl'S M parkaar ,il l ara S JSS'M" .orti of r.non. '.nvfoar SV""Mor. Vlf " T....IC did It. io THIilo:. starling. Kan,. S. No. t. So a.. , 13SS Eirea Af'or 1 Tackae. taal faa I 0..UIM a l"i Jfajrl rr"an.l would Ilka t M- ram Ian" Send No Money Tvan't land any money: Jut nil in ?d m"l roupoa. T. -111 be acnl rmmeSlatelr. two 11 01 packaioa o( l?K,A tho lilt, proflta -mohk f 1.. 7n n,fik for you. Han CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IS SCORED BY JUDGE CHICAOO, Feb. 2. "Abolish rnnltal punishment and fewer murders will be j committed." Judge Robert K. Crowe. ; of the criminal court here declared. , "Whv it is I cannot say but Cnicago courts can only convict 14 per cent of ! those charged with niurner. awavv) per cent of those charged with other crimes are convicted. The only rea son 1 can see for this is the Jury. The : Jurv. when a murder case faces them heocrmS worried over the probable long mpnnilment and in oraer iavra,a it the- fail to return a convicuun the culprit. ; "A remedv for this la '') av.., wi.. , t.-wMnn nml fi-.- the sent- : ence for all such cases at life imprison ment. When I sentence a man tu naii - i bocause it is the only sure i wav to prevent a recurrence of the crime. As it Is now. if a murderer is SanfaneSd to life imprlsonnient the ; term Is rarely served. After a few j venrs the case comes up before a par- ; donboard, und the defendant Is rclcas- , od So when I say do away with capi- i tsd punishment include the pardon hoard. Then when a murderer is sent- noed to life ImprlaoamaMit, me it wra i I.e. A person with murder in nis issn , .:L- rawaaaa Oefore no panmiai crime If he knows life imprisonment is the punishment. 'I'lic mwillaa aaawa. A Scottish emlgram on ins anaraa it .Montreal, stopped for a moment to i .,ol Kainartnal in front of a exaiooo a.--- flotliing store when the proprietor asked him if he would not try on a con t. "1 dlnna ken but I wad. ' respond ed the emigrant, consulting his watch: lie went in and set to work. No matter how often he found a fit, he tried on another and anotni-r aim an other till he tried on about 30. Then ngain looking at his watch he resum ed his own mirmont and walked off. saying: . , "Wed I've Inst time nae doot. but hang the fellow that'll no- obleege anlther when he can'." Scottish American. Special orders for snsar have been placed with Sugar Equalisation Bonrds in Massachusetts to feed the bees. A ton and a ne.ll nu uero O lowed for -"" ' swarms. , W anna" wlanty of ee-re t la M,' n.l a Phone Today Phone Today Our Special Sales OFFER TO PENDLETON HOUSEWIVES A $17.50 Saving on Every Thor During this special sales campaign, it will be possible for Pendleton to OWN a Thor Electric Washer. There is not only a $17.o0 saing but snecial terms as well. Read the particulars. faS a'Vhor Z gCn"1 -l In other words during , Id. special campaign we win sen the. famous Thor washers at their old price not advancing them .e pesmy. TERMS TO SUIT t oriditlon to the saving of 17.50 on every Thor (swing or stationary wringer types) we will give only J1O.O0 down. ACT QUICKLY Now Is the time, to decide. IWt let the back-breaking, nerve-wrecking washboard or hand-power k!r l r vo. in the face another day. I-et your servant "Klectricity" do the heavy work. Choose 7X'CrtlTZ. HAoptJuy MO.0M women throughout the world-the washer that ha. stood he Test of tin e. (Oldest electric wast,. , manufactured.) Obviously, we can only guarantee, delivery at th price to those who act nuickly and order NOW. before our present stock is depicted. A FREE DEMONSTRATION Thone for a demonstration in your own home under every day conditions There will be no obliga tions Unless you arc convinced of Its merits. We want YOl II opimon as to its worth. Remember tho 17.50 saving on every THOR! Pacific Power & Light Co. V Oii. ain-i arieaeavaai, h a a. Phone iO r.irrent history classes studing th.-iB itansnt of the league of nntions in i E aaatana hiuh schools, hnvc been inter fered with hy school boards which charge 'politics." Is. 1 .( l'ck:tKe K. j. hk.i:k t'.ii. IVnllry rsptTl. earn . aanllrilna. Kaneae It.,, Mo. . , mmMi- -1 arverl yotir oiTrr. .... Bai U" r ,, VkaTrf Srafar-a ''Wata, Kan IHH33 WDRK (IF II S WflMFN II Willi V. W. . FILLS CAS FOS POLAND PAltiS. Feb. I'. CI' thing fcr babies rmde by American women in all parts of the raited States tilled n car In a large train load of lied IToan relief supplies which recently left Paris ofr Poland. tth,-r important items which made up the it car relict' special were refugee clothes and hospital garments foodstuffs, medicines, hospital sup plies and farm machinery. V tnMi., IfutMra Aid to orphanages and childi. i homes in an ever-increasinf; acti it jBBfctofe-K(3N ry; V"-" """" ' t. ' y .WKt4aSiaak- rSaSHHak TO DESCItI3S I'lTI.Y "SAc' I would re-inire more than this allotted space. Even then i's daring beautv and mechanical meru cm.. a net be tally appreciated. The inxle Plyei must be aeen to be actually J.i.lgcl. You will if a ride in tiiis wonderful car. fall for a demonol-'utioi. -It would I'leaao us. T. & S. Motor Co. Fhone 46 I 722 Cottonwood ol i-i-11 e y e e d Two Phones 526