East Oregonian : E.O., April 13, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1020.
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I J People Here and There if
Newest and Most Desirable Features of a Practical
Steel Range
When M. S. Shrock resigned his po
sition oh agriculture agent of this
giounty, to accept the poHitlon of man.
nger with the Oregon Dairymen's Ma
gue, tho league employed only four
men. Now the staff of employee num.
UerH 17 and the membership of the
league la 2000. The chief aim of the
league Is to safeguard the Interest
cf dairymen. The league has repre
sentatives on hand when milk is ship
ped to Portland milk dealers, and these
representative see that tests for but
terfat are authentic. Mr. Hhrock Is
here to testify In the grain case in
which the Farmers I'nlon Oraln
Agency Is defendant. He was county
agent hero when the case first came
up.
D. C Tlrownell, of Umatilla, Is hero
t'-fl.iy looking up facts about the old
town of Umatilla In the IntoreHts of a
historical society which Is about to
bo formed there. According to Ma-j
Jor l.eo Moorhouse, who Is un author-!
lty locally on early day history, Uma-j
tilla first came Into prominence in i
18C3 as a transfer point for freight
and passengers between the coastal '
points and Interior as far as Hoiso. j
There were five big general mercantile 1
stores and 20 saloons In Umatilla In
1811.1, the major says, together with
other stores, hotels, restaurants, etc.
Tho town alsi boasted a newspaper,
something It does not have today.
at tho State Fish and Oame Commis- Kd GclHt of this City and W. I,. Oelsi.
slon's meeting by Marion Jack, Pen- formerly of Marysvllle, Idaho, but now
dleton man who is a member of the a frequent visitor In Pendleton. The
commission. The separation of two fJoist brothers left this morning for a
Interests will take place May 1. Mr.
Jack returned to Pendleton this morn
lng.
business trip to Hum field.
A. H. Kberhardt, bridge contractor.
arrived In Pendleton this morning
from Portland on business.
P. D. Tull, of Spokane, Is In Pendle
ton today looking after his various
property interests. He Is owner of
Douglas Court apartments and othef
proiertios which demand his attention
about once every month. He will re
turn to Spokane this evening.
C. P. A. Ijonorgnn, left lost night on
N. 18 for la Grande, and Enterprise,
on road buslnees for the Warren Con
struction Company. Ho Is In charge of
the company's headquarters here.
value Wesco
Itoy Alexander, who Is tiow residing
In Portland but who yearns for Pen
dleton every now and then, arrived
here last night on No, 18 for a business
visit.
Ir. V. 13. Henneberger, of tho II. S. Iwent on Sunday.
Office of Animal Industry at Walla
Walla, who was In the city lost night,
is a hrother-ln-law of Mrs. It. E.
Perry T.. Idieman returned this
morning from Portland, where be
RANG
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W. I Thompson, vice president of
the First National Hank of Portland,
Horse and was a guest at tho Morse arrived this morning on a business
homo durlim bis stay here. Dr. Hen- visit to the American National Pank
neberger, with G. F. Overhulse, also and will remain here until tomorrow
The divorce proceedings of the com
mercial and game Interests of Oregon
were witnessed yesterday In Portland
of the Walla Walla office, left today
for Wheeler county to Inspect sheep
which are suffering from scab.
Feellnar certain that he Is the last
soldier home, (ieorge Blocker was In
the city today on his way to Pilot Hock
after two and a half years service in
Ambulance Corps .12. Miocker Is a
nephew of Mrs. Hobcrt liielke of Pilot
Hock.
A newly organized construction com
pany li. Pendleton has for its members
night.
CONROY'S
CASH
GROCERY
It Pays to Pay Cash at CONROY'S
Mt. Vernon and Federal Milk
2 can 25c ; case, $6.00
Crepe Toilet Paper, 7 oz roll 3 for 25c
Granulated Sugar, sack $16.00
Prune 2 lb. 35c; 6 lbs. $1 ; SO lb. box $7.75
Olympic Pancake Flour, package 35c
Matches, 4 boxes 25c
Shaita-Coffee, vacuum packed 50c
Walnuts, Manchurinn, pound 35c
Van Camp Pork and Bean, No. 1 2 for 25
Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 2 5 for $1.00
Van Camp Soup 2 can 25c
WINESAP APPLES, BOX $2.00
M:ijc Ciorfkle returnprt thin morning
on No. 6 from Portland after apend
Intf 14 das there vinititiK with
friends.
A fine new set of scales In Downey's
market today were delivered by P. O.
Bber nf Walla Walla, aent, for the
Toledo scales in this territory. Mr.
WVher spent the day here looking: up
other business an well. He in noon to
be transferred to the Portland office.
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M. B. Markham, of San Francisco,
A here today.
W. B. Anderson wa here Saturday
from Pilot Rock.
E. V. Littleton of Pendleton wan In
the city yesterday.
The second man to win the Pendle
ton Hound-Up buckaroo championship
was John Spain, who is a Pendleton
vlHltor today.
One of the pioneer women com-
mercial travelers is Mrs. C. E. Baldy.
who is now in the third month of her
wenty-first year as a traveling sales
woman for women's wear. Mrs.
Bftldy, who fs in Pendleton today, is
6K years of ape but despite her years,
tliers in the commercial Belling1 game
ind her a keen competitor.
Spring Cleaning is
LET US HELP YOU.
Have our Demonstrator call on you.
Phone 1037
We handle the
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Western Electric Vacuum Cleaner
Thor Washer
Simplex Ironer
All Kinds of Lighting Fixtures
Also a Complete Line of Electrical
Supplies.
CHAS. MILNE
108 East AIL St. Opposite Alt Theatre
KIKCTIUCAIi CONTRACTOR
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
Traffic Cases in Court.
R. M. Hucker, charged with parking
on the wrong side of the street, paid
a 2 fine in police court Monday after
noon. W. J. Hums was fined $.'. for
letting his car stand unattended with
the motor running.
OnmnilNNfonerH to ottn.
Judge 0. H. March and commission
er B. F. Anderson motored to Nolin
today to confer with one or two prop
erty owners near there regarding
right of way adjustments for the Old
Oregon Trail highway. They wore al
so to stop at Rieth to examine the
approach to the county bridge across
the Umatilla. It is understood that
the high water has cut into the ap
proach and steps may have to be ta
ken to prevent its being washed out.
.September 14 Next NattirullJi.lo.i
Tho next naturalization day in cir
cuit court has been set for September
14 and those who want their final pa
pers have until 90 days prior to that
time, or June 14, in which to file. Two
recent applicants for final papers are
Sam Pridolf Samuelson, of Stanfield,
and August Bauer, of Weston.
Twin flue construction en- I
ables you to heat all six lids 5
on top of stove at an equal I
temperature without heating I
the oven. Saves heat in the I
room during summer months
and saves fuel. Flue around
rven is uniform in size so
heated air comes in contact
with every part of oven. We
guarantee that pies or cakes
:an be baked even on top and
Dottom and all sides without
;urning.
One-half the fuel used in the ordinary range will do
your work better in this up-to-date range. Let us show
you this range. Pre-war prices:
18-inch Oven $80.00
Nickel Trimmed and White Doors $85.00
Agents McDougal Kitchen Cabinets
VaKE ADVANTAGE 'of this special in
SYRUPS
(FOR TWO DAYS ONLY)
Golden Marthmellow
No. 10 Cans '-0
No. 5 Cans 88c
Breakfast Bell
Gallon cans Jf y"
1-2 Gallon cans l.lO
Tea Garden
Gallon cans J
1-2 Gallon cans $1.00
Poppy Brand
Gallon cans XrJK
1-2 Gallon cans $1.00
Uncle John Cane and Maple
Gallon cans J? f
1-2 Gallon cans f
1-4 Gallon cans 85c
Rockland Brand (Cane and Maple) . ,
Gallon cans 5?"Z
1-2 Gallon cans l B0
Old Yankee
32 oz. Bottles 75c
16 oz. Bottles 40c
cKm-" Grocery Dept.
Two Phones 526
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AgcnU for
jPhoiiograpIis
and Records
Hampton
WAY
Sagless
Springs
"Quality Counts"
I 124-128 E. Webb Phone 548 I
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Use Our Exchange Department
FOR FRESH
Butter and
Eggs
CALL 18
Hazelwood Butter in Quarters.
Danish Butter.
Fresh Ranch Eggs.
Empire Meat Market
"The Old Reliable'
Established 1890
Phone 18
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Mad Weather Delays Assessors
Had weather and iKor roads are
oonspiring to delay the work of field
men In assessing for the 1920 roll.
Assessor C. P. Strain said today. As
a result, the roll Is behind where it wis
last year and more expense i-s being in
curred in obtaining figures.
Illg Tax Turnover Made.
The third instalment of 1919 tax
collections, totaling $282,000, was
turned over to the c-onnty treasurer
last evening by the sheriff.
Ilcrinistoii Couple Will Marry.
A marriage license was issued today
tn Prank H. Stone and Alice Marion
I'rann. both of Hermiston.
Everybody Likes It!
BRAN NEW
is popular alike with the young, old and in-betweens
From little Tommy to Grandma there comes the one
acclaim that BRAN NEW is ALL right.
For a sparkling delicious thirst-quencher, a bottle of
BRAN NEW hits the spot.
Order it by the case from your grocer or druggist.
If they don't have BRAN NEW just phone us and we
will supply you at once.
Manufacturer
Two Vmntilla Men EUe
J. A. Stephens and J. W. Duncan,
of Umatilla, today filed petitions with
tho county clerk for the republican
nomlnatWns for constable and Justice
of the peace, respectively, in Vmatilla
precinct. '
Dsnk IMIes Suit for lf.r.-.
Tho united States National Hank of
Portland today brought suit against
J. R. and Bllbaaeth Horning to col
lect J 199.55 and interest, alleged un
paid on a note for $250 assigned by the
t.umlerman's National Hank. Piatt
& Piatt, of Portland, are attorneys for
the planum.
DO YOU SEE AS WELL AS YOU USED TO?
Defective vision caused by age like itself creeps on
almost unawares. Only when the signs are so unmistak- Sj
i able that the most inexperienced can understand, do we s
realize that we are becoming blind. I
Have Me Examine Your Eye Now and Fit Them
Wiih Proper Glasses.
Dr. A. M. SIMMONS
Eye Sight Specialist
Penland Building
5 Otct Tallmnn Drug Store . . Phone 43-J S
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Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
East Oregonian Printing Department.
Plaintiffs Rxumine Witnesses
Five witnesses for the plaintiffs
Vera examined late yesterday and
during today in the trial of the case
of Marlon Jack and John Itoin against
tho Farmers Union Oraln Agency.
Selection of a jury was completed
about 3 o'clock Monday with the fol
hnving named men in the panel:
Charles R. Bond. Jnmee A. King, ft.
W. Fletcher, Frank Brown. A. F. Me
Knlxht, John M. Kwen, H. W. Hansel,
F. M. Orlggs, IL C. Barnes. F.l
mer Chastaln, & U. Punlap and
Edwarf.l Morgan. The plaintiffs,
represented by Col. J. H. Haley,
Frederick Steiwer and James A. Foe,
are seeking damages of $5232. for al
leged faulty cleaning of seed wheat.
The defendant corporation Is repre
sented by Judge S. A. Lowell. Charles
II. Carter and John P. Winter, of
Portland, formerly a partner of Judge
Lowell's. Two similar cases. In which
George Strand and Kdgur Smith are
plaintiffs and the grain agency de
fendant, will follow.
THE STYLE
In your suit Isn't worth much
ta you unless the tailoring is
right .
Our clothes are well known
for fine toiloring and that
makes the style all the better.
Coats are longer -vests
open lower double breasted
are popular plain lines
no frills these are the rules
in gentlemen's clothes for
Spring and Summer, 1920.
Exclusive Dealer
Shirts to Order
LINDGRKN
-&-FRANSEEN
TAILORS
735 Main Phone 466
Neckwear
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford car can well be called the "peoples
car," because there are more than 3,000,000 of
them in daily operation. That is about four
to one of the nearest follower in the motor car
industry. This would not be so if the Ford car
had not for sixteen years proven its superiority
in senice, in durability, and in the low cost for
operation and maintenance; this would not be
so if the Ford car was not so easy to understand,
so simple in construction that anybody and
even-body can safely drive it. Let us have
your order for one now to avoid delay in
delivery.
SIMPSON AUTO CO.
Cor. Water and Johnson. Phone 408
209 E. Court Phone 445
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
Coffee
Why pay from 45 cents to 65 cents for your
Coffee when we have a very fine bulk coffee at a
very low price.
3 POUNDS FOR SI. 00
This will be our every day price. Try this Cof
fee and lower your Coffee bill from 10 per cent to
25 per cent.
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Leas
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
209 East Court St