East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 21, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES PASS nvM DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PEWDtETOW, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920, People Here and There Krnent JiuoIjsoii, who travels for J. K. dill & Co., of Portlund, him visit ed Pendleton for About ax many years as any traveling man on the mad. Ho arrived laat evenlnfr on NW. l s for a bimlnoHH call on tho trade horo. 1.. A. Oulkshank, member of the firm of Crulksbank & Hampton, local furnlturo dealers, will leave tills oven ins; for a business trip to Portland. He will bo absent from Pendleton for two days. today for Walla Walla to Investigate tho case. Hhauaway. who is a deaf mute, lias considerable money. Charles' McTeavie, who owns whe'at land nour Helix and has been here on business connected with It for sev oral days, departed on No. 17 today en route to his homo at lying; Peach, OaJ. Parson Khatiuwiiy, Indian arrested In Walla Walla on a charge of having liquor In his possBRslon, Is a. Umatilla Indian and because of (his fact Major B. Hwartslander, of tho agency, left A. R. Coppock, Athena farmer, was a Pendleton business visitor yenlerday. t in an effort to signal or communicate in some way Wltli the planet Mars, will In all probability not tulie place on next Friday as originally planned. Word whs received .here toduy from Professor Todd, stating that he was re.-idy to make the attempt on Friday If the Omaha chamber jbt commerce had met bis conditions. Inquiry brought forth the Information that the chamber ceased to be interested In the venture some time ago. FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo H. T. Hyrd, or Portland, Is In the city today. A. C. Newman, of I,os Angeles, Is In Pendleton today. Pete Posmas, of Helix, 1b a Pondle ton visitor today. M. T. Baker was in the city yester day front Pilot Itock. Kdward Bnbysk, farmer of the Ad ams section. Is in Pendleton today. Cash Wood, county Y. M, ('. A. sec retary, left today for a trii to the west end of 111, nnimtv ( it,.. i tt I ,.t-,.u4 nt There is one remedy that seldom ! y. work. ' , I . fails to stop itching torture and relieve ) , Sr.strdiraakcstheskin m cpunni miinpFw Any druggist can supply you with fOf dUllUUL 0n!LU!U1 Zcmo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes, mill! nmm IT kill 1 blackheads, in most cases give way A V KM Hlr Mil K to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes UMILI IlLULIFL ITIILIl disappear overnight. Itching usually . stops instantly. Zcmo is a safe, anti- septic liquid clean, easy to and 0ut of g ,endl(,totl KM chiI. lif&STS&fci???. who attend Lincoln. Washington. rail uuiu,., ,.w. fs.wtlwirn mil Pli.l.l rh,inl. ISA r. not greasy or sticky and is positively safe for tender, sensitive skins. The E. W. Ro-e Co , Cleveland, O. NEW PRICES THREATEN TO BANISH SUGAR BOWL (Hy Associated JreHf.) KKTTLK, Wash., April 21. Retail grocers today professed to have ad vane information that job tiers arc planning to charge the trade $20.50 or $2100 a hundredweight for a sugar supply expected from San Francisco on the steamer Fred Haxter, due here tomorrow. Members of the Seattle Caterers' Association may consider tho possible banishment of the sugar bow: and restoration of the war time rationing: system in the event they are callod upon to pay about 2T cents a pound for sogar, which noriv does not seem improbable, they declared. to eai ! And how to get them. Just a little yard, a little time, a little care : and to be sure of results, a plant ing of Morse's Never Failing Seeds. The kind professional market gar deners use. Five cents a packet at grocers, florists, drug and hardware teres, etc., everywhere. - ) C. t. MORSE fit CO. Operator of World' Lmrrmt Smwd Farm 1 25 Market St. San Fnmci.co Morses Seeds Flawthorne and Field schools, celve milk daily, according to a report received today from the Oregon Dairy Council. In Uncoln school, 170 of the 246 i pupils receive milk, each day, says the j report. One hundred fifty-two of the ' 2&7 Washington school pupils receive milk, while 28 of the -.5 Field school j pupils receive milk. The report gives tffe following Infor- mation regarding the serving of milk In Pendleton schools: "in Pendleton, the first and second ! grade children are having half pints of milk served thern dally. They do j 1 ig work. In child welfare in Pendleton, j The home demonstration agents, the schools, the chllil welfare cllnto and i the parent-teach r n associations co- t i i -crate with fine spirit.'" Pendleton, Portland, North Bend, j Medford and (Jrunts Pasts are the cities In i I,,, ut.itn arkkli. . 1... raliaW nlian 4a' having carried on good work in In creasing the amount of milk In school children's diet. NEWS OF THE COUNTY Administratrix pouiicd. Catheryn C. Durfey today was ap pointed administratrix of the estate of the late Frank L Durfey. The estate is estimated as worth $1000. I. M. Travis CVivcn Judgment. It, M. Travis today was given a against P. F. Pollen for $29.49, by decree of the circuit court. HA It N I A' JUDGE APPOIXTKD BAI.KM. April 21. Governor Ol cott today appointed William Farfe of Hums as County Judge of Harney county to succeed the late Judge 1-evens. MESSAGE TO MARS MAY NOT BE SENT Two Couples Take IJcciimcm. Marriage licenses were issued today by the county clerk to Mart B. Ger klng of Hitter, and Llllls D. Slaughter of UkJah. and to Bert McFarland of Pendleton and Georgia McNorton of McKay. The latter couple was mar ried by Justice of . the Peace Joe II. Parkes. ( liy Associated 'Press.) OMAHA. April 21. The ascension In a balloon of Professor David Todd of Amherst, and Ballonist lo Stevens Paving operation to si art Paving operations from Dixie's cor ner to Athena, on the Oregon-Wash-iiVgt-m highway, will begin Monday it no chaise In plans is made. This eOOpp rtf the new road will be clos ed for traffic, necessitating a detour from Dixie's corner Into Athena over the hill to the left of the present route. Tho 'highway will be closed for about a month, engineers say. When the pavlilg Is completed on this remaining strip, there will he a con tinuous paved highway from Pendle ton to Athena. P iiMD nvo cash GROCERY It Pays to Pay Cash at CONROyS FREE COFFEE THIS WEEK! Ask us how to get 65c Coffee for 50c per pound. Federal artd Mt. Vernon Milk, 2 for 25c Red Mexican Bean ..3 lbs. 25c; 14 lbs., $1.00 Prunes, 6' pounds $1.00 Crisco 60c, $1.15 and $2.30 Breakfast Bell Syrup 1-2 gal $1.00 Tea Garden Syrup 1-2 gal. $1.00 Armours V. B. Syrup 1 gal. $1.00 Best Jap Rice, 3 lbs 50c Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box 60c Old Dutch Cleanser, regular price 10c Gold Dust, large size 30c Knnd Settlement Made After dickering for nearly a week lth Chan. McLrfMivle, of Ijong Beach, Cal.. the oounty commissioners) today reached a settlement with him for the routinif of the Havana-Helix high way through his ranch three miles south of Helix. The arrangement makcH possible a straight road from that top of the hilt ahovo Havana into Helix. Biphteen acres of Mr. Mcfea vie's ranch will be cut off hy the loca tion of the highway through his place and. ho and the- commissioners this morning agreed upon a reasonable rlefe for this ilalnage. AH rights of way on this road are now amicably adjusted and work of graveling It will sturt shortly. Plaintiff Given K7 IMliWKrK Arthur I I-rtice. was given special damngie of $5J7 and punitive damage of J r.O. for a total of $687. from John MeKlroy, by the circuit court jury which heard tho case tried yesterday. Luce sought damages totaling $5000 for alleged assault and battery. Fol lowing the returning of tho verdict tho Jury was dismissed for tho week. 0 ) SnSmfaSm EUREKA &fiWmmmL YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Why let your wife be a slave to the broom? $2.50 down and $6.00 g;r month buys an ureka cleaner. A full line of electri cal appliances and supplies on hand. House wiring a spe cialty. Demonstrations and istimates furnished. Milne Electrical Company Pendleton, Ore. 108 East Alta St. Across From Alta Theatre hi wi .raiti Jury MHta Today. A urn n i j ti ry was en I led In, to ses Mion hy .linlc ;. W. Phelps at 8 o'clock last cvcninn: nd convened thtH morning to licnr the ces itKalnst nine nu n who hiive been held in the When the success 'or failure of anv day de pends upon whether the bowels functionate properly or not , ' You Need The digestion of food entails the production of poisons that must be eb'minated regularly and thoroughly. r Start each day com pletely refreshed renewed in mind and body. Get a sleeping outfit that 'make your sltfep comfortable restful. In addition toacdmpletc line of high grade mattres ses, beds and bedroom fur niture, we have that na tionally advertised, guar anteed bedapring the WW 8a6ose Spring m' iH MHtt ' Because of the Way patented construct ion, there is no sagging no noise to disturb your sleep. Occupants do not roll to center. ! 1 I ses, beds and bedroom fur- !, Cruikshank & Hampton "Quality Counts" 124-128 E. Webb Phone 548 Use Our Exchange Department By Taking Vinol It creates a hearty appetite, aids digestion, creates thousands of new red blood corpuscles, the glow of health replaces pallid cheeks, anaemia disappears and strength and vigor returns. These Inciters I rove it West Chester, Pa. "My blood was so poor that I had skin eruptions and was weak, nervous and could not sleep. My mother wanted me to try Vinol. It purified and enriched my Wood, gave me a pood appetite, my nervousness has gone, and it has built up my whole system. I can surely recommend it to others who need a good blood tonic" Mrs. Edwin S. Guthkib. For Kenton, DeL "I Offered from nervous, run-down condition ana no appetite. I keep house and live On a farm so had to keep about my work as I have five in the family. My druggist fr nmended Vinol as the besfme K. fcf my condition. It has given r.e a good appetite, and X sleep better and feel stronger in ev.ry way." MRS. ' J . HERMAN vvu.ne. nctrrotiH, nm1e renditions, ws wntnen, overrrnTfced enud delK-Ate emiuren, mere if n bo returned, if Vinol fails Tai,i, n.nnl. nnd lpl,r.u, ctilulr, n, there Is no remrdv like Vinol. Your money will a K oep pen's Pruir store and rirug- jglfti Kvorywhere. Take Advantage of the Special Folgers are Offering in Coffee We quote the following: Folgers Coffee S POUND CANS, $3.15 (Includes 1 pound can free) 2 1-2 POUND CANS, $1.60 (Includes 1-2 pound can free) CLUB HOUSE SALADS AND POTATO SALADS Made fresh every day. COLD MEATS JELLIED TONGUE VEAL LOAF SALAMI SUMMER SAUSAGE Large Assortment or Imported and Domestic Cheese ctfief&s Croccry Dept. Two. Phones 526 Bacon Some nice flavory bacon for breakfast tomor row will make the, whole family happy. Fried to a crisp brown and served with hot toast your meal is bound to make a hit. Also your roast will have a much finer flavor if a couple of slices of bacon are layed over it before it is placed in the oven. Empire Meat Market ; "The Old Reliable" Established 1890 Phone 18 county jail for several itay past. There are only a few eases to be examined ami a report is expected to le return ed this afternotm and the grand Jur adjourned. Those who comprise the Jury are: S. 1. I- Koss, E. P. Jen sen, It. W. Fletcher, J antes Hodffen. J. A. Schmidt. Arthur Coppock and If. M. Moore. '. Want PwpSSljr llrlded. Suit was filed in circuit court to day by Kffie Gerde, Anton Serde et al., vtt. H. J. Anderson et al-, seeking partition of n parcel of 960 aires of land anion? the variotttt litifTtuits. The lands are descrilwd as fid lows: Basl half und southwest quarter of section f0; north half of section 29, and the northwest quarter of section 28, all in township 4 north, range. 33 east. Peterson. Bishop & Clark represent the plaintiffs. luced from 14 o 3; Koy Mason's from 4 to l and Arthur Spcnce has lost all of his 1H "stands. It is Practically impossible to con trol fruit disease and not kill the pees, so-If. Illackburn states that It willUe necessary to remove them from the?f7uit district during the spraying season. Fruit growers cm make con ditions better by keeping the clover and other blooming cover crops mowed down under the trees. TOO LEJTOLAWIFY WANTED rtookkeeper Umatilla Flour & Grain Co. THE UNI ERS At 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 service, 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 everybody 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 FARM BUREAU LEADER EMPHASIZES HELP OF BEES TO FRUIT CROP 5old LvsmI Sal of Any ftUdicia Um V.'otid H. 1. lUackhurn. Farm Itureau number from Freewater. states that in 1 9 1 5 when there were plenty of bees In his vicinity and some wild cherry trees for pollntzer he grew four tons f cherries. As the bees be came less in his vicinity his crop drop ped from year to year until two years ago. Not knowing the necessity for polinizers he cut down his wild cher ry trees. This past year with no bees or polinizers in the vicinity and a gool " crop year he produced only about 5ft'i pounds of cherries on the Maine trees which formerly had leld cd four tons. In a fruit country lees are quite im poitantbut are hard to keep on -count of the spray. Mr. Plackburn cites as examples Ihe heavy losses of the bee keepers in the Freewater dist rict due to spray polaon. f hrlsty Kog ers once had 10ft Mnnds and now hns nltoul ;'0, Marvin Poor's h;ttcu re- YVA N'Ti:r Woman cook for ranch Only dining room and kitchen to j care for. No family washing. Must give reference. JRO.Oo per month unj til harvest. Mrs. Glenn K Scott, Helix Ort- . or call ?"7-U. ' COUiT) NOT UIX.IV TO TVA.Jj Wl) "I could not tell you all the benefits I had from the UM of Foley's Honey i and Tar,"' writes Miss ftoso Flerke. 20s Hawkins Ave.. N. Hraddock. Pa. "I i h.u! n coM i:i my chest and1 fearing It would cause pneumonia I tried ; Foley's Honey and Tar and it was not. long till I felt relieved. 1 hope others' suffering from severe cold will try It." Many Mich letters A e been : written about this time- trieT. reliable family medicine f r coughs, colds, j cruuy and whooping cough. t.l-T IU1 OF pHXi I'KVKR" H yxMj lack energy. If you are tired and languid. If you do not feel like exerting y. urelf if you lack "pep" ; the chance are that your bowels are : sluggish. J Foley Cathartic Tablet Is a good and whoeme physic that will! rid yii of btliousnew . ga.-. bloating, j Ick headache, sour stomach other; ills thai attend indigestion and con-j alipation. They cleanse the bowels., sweeten the stomach and inignrt' Ute liver, vld cciUeie, I 209 E. Court Phone 445 DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY These prices are not specials. They are our regular every day prices for you. Peaches, gallon cans '.8S Dutch Cleanser, per can 10c Milk, Carnation, tall lSc Milk. Carnation, small, 2 for le Rice, Ble Rose, per pound 18c Rice, Japan, per pound l4c Tea. M. J. B. Tree, per pound 50c Coffee, bulk. 3 pounds for $1.00 Coffee, best grade, per pound .". 47c 10 Hollv Lard, each .". $2.85 5 Holly Lard, each $1.45 Pay Cah Receive More Pay Lett DESPAIN & LEE GASH GROCERY 209 East Court St.