East Oregonian : E.O., May 11, 1920, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

- DAILY EAST 0EEQ0H1AK. PEWDLETOW, OBEOOll, TUESDAY EVENIWQ, MAY 1 1, 1920.
TWELVE PAGES
People Here and There
Orncery store owner and one of Ibo
).dm known sportsmen In Athena is
Omrr Btephcns, who Is In town today
Mr. Stephens In director of the Athena
team In the Blue Mountain It-ague
among his many activities.
Although the Mother and Daugh
ter banqnet 1m night was primarily
Intended for women and" girls, one
member of the sterner sex was pres
ent. The gentleman, who modestly
requests that HU lutut remain out of
print, anys.lt Was a unique experience
to be all nlon among 75 women and
as many girls.
Tinker Is making plans for an Inten
sive campaign tar votes for the pass
age of the higher educational tax bill,
according to President P. L. Campbell,
of the tJnlvenlty of Oregon, who ar
rived today after being In Baker In
the Interests of the campnlgn. Forty
Baker people will make a house-to-house
canvass to explain the bill to
voters.
Judge ft. W. Phelps left on No. 1
Sunday for fleppner where he will
preside over the Morrow county cir
cuit court for the coming week.
Traveling In a private car, us befits
the president of the t'nlon Pacific
' system, Carl R. rjray will arrive in
Pendleton today on No. 2. Kle stay
in this city will be short as he leaves
here with No. ID. He has been on an
inspection trip to Portland and Seat
tle and Is now returning tu his home
In Omaha.
Dr. I. U. Temple, besides looking
affler his practice here, is interested
In farming In CaAado. He left last
night for Lethbridge. Canada, to re
main Tm his ranch for the next in
days.
Pete Sherlflnn, Well known Rcho
resident, was here yesterday.
Roy Morrison was here yesterday
from Enterprise.
C. O. Martin, of Portland, is In tne
olty today.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN
TO MIX IN CAMPAIGN
(By Associated Press.)
HONOLULU. May 11. According
to a Tokin correspondent In Honolulu,
It is' reported that Roland A, Morris,
1'nlted Stales ambassador to Japan
Intends resigning sooa to participate
In the presidential elections in the
United Stoles.
l irold Wlreler and Loy Wlssler
spent Pundav tn T.n tlr.TUilc, visiting
their sister. Mrs. Karl Doane. They
rei utml I . night.
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t ly Associated Prees)
CHICA.QO, May 10. Twenty six
members of the communists labor
parly pleaded not guilty when arrest
ed here today on charges of conspi
racy to overthrow the United States
government.
Four lined (traders Working.
The courtly now has four crewe, at
work with i "id graders repairing
damage done by floods during the
winter nnd spring. Good progress is
reported, although not all parts of the
county have beeh reached. The coun
ty ha been handicapped in Its workJ
by tho shortage or labor. Farmer
who formerly were able to assist in
road work are short handed this year
and are unable to assist with the
Work. The rounty Is endeavoring to
put in shape as many ns possible of
the main traveled roads before the
ground gets too dry for road work.
Fornvr Owner Sues Newspaper,
i. P. McManus, formerly publisher
of the Pendleton Tribune, this after
noon brought suit against the Tribune
Co.. present publishers, for S18S4.30,
and Interest, alleged due him. The
sum of 11084.30 remains unpaid on ac
count, he alleges, and there are notes
of IS00 and IS00, respectively, signed
on April 2r, 116, outstanding. on
which he asks Judgment. The plain
tiff is represented In the action by
Raley Raley A gtelwer and H. J.
Warner.
CONROYS
CASH
GROCERY
It Pays to Pay Cash at CONROYS
Carnation Milk 15c; 7 can $1.00
Corn Meal, 9 pound sack 60c
Red Mexican Beans 7 pound 50c
Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 1 tins, 2 for 25c
No. 2 tins, 6 for $1.00
VAN CAMPS SOUPS 2 for 25c
Crisco 50c, $1.15 and $2.30'
Pineapple 20c, 35c and 45c
Syrup Marshmallow No. 5, 80c; No. 10, $1.50
Log Cabin Syrup 70c and $1 .35
Armour. Syrup No. 10 tins $1.00
Prune 3 lb. SO
Ensign Coffee pound 45c
Gold Duet Urge package 30c
Veer Ford Car Mtolen.
A virtually new Ford touring car
belonging to Fred A. Frazler was stol
en from Its garugo on Post atreet
some time last night, Mr. Frazier re
ported to the Sheriff this afternoon.
He did not miss the"" machine until
this noon. No clue aa to the thief or
thlevos is held. The machine bore
Oregon license No. 706 and its mo
tor number Is 3507237. It Is a self
Starter model. Tho owner posted 150
tor the capture of the thieves and re
turn of the machine.
Iiidcmem on Notes Asked.
W. c. B. Prultt today brought suit
against Joseph Craig to collect two
notes, given by the defendant. The
first sum nsk.'d is 1123.29 and the sec
ond $101.60. Interest and attorney
fees are asked. Peterson. Bishop &
Clark represent the plaintiff.
Judge and Sheriff Return.
Judge G. W. Phelps returned from
Ileppner this morning with Bherirr T.
D. Taylor In the latter's car. Judge
Phelps came back to await the com
pletion of work by the Morrow coun-
jly grand jury before holding a term
oi capri m iieppner. Bnernt xayior
Was Tailed to Heppner yesterday to
testify before the grand Jury. That
body has several days' work ahead of
It and several matters In circuit court
here this week can be taken care of.
Refrigerators....
WARM WEATHER IS
COMING
It is just around the cor
ner, and warm weather
time, of course, us the time
when greater care should
be taken of your food
stuffs.
Without the refrigera
tor your kitchen is run
more expensively, but in
using the right kind of a refrigerator you keep your
foodstuffs fresh and sanitary, so that the last particle of
them can be used.
Out" refrigerators are made with porcelain lining
which makes them sanitary and easy to clean. We carry all
sizes and will be glad to have you come in and examine
them.
"More Home to the House"
Porch Shade
The Aerolux Porch Shade in
unique in Its construction, the
most practical of all kinds, but
so well made that it will last
for many season.
They are the most practical
because they have the "no
whip attachment which keeps
them in place and rigid when
the strongest wind Is blowing.
When rightly used, these porch
shades add an extra room to
the home. They enclose the
sleeping porch without in any
way obscuring the light or air
and yet making your quarters
absolutely safe from the gaze
of the ixtsserby. We have
these porch shades in all sizes
and if yon have any doubt re
garding the size needed, phone
us and we will be glad to send
a man to make the necessary
ineaaurements.
CruiKsiiank & Haifton
"Quality Counts"
124-128 E. Webb ' Phone 548
Use Our Exchange Department
Far Quick Lunches for the Summer Season, we can
supply you with the following. All you
Need Is a Can Opener.
Van Camps Fontanel Beans, No. 2 1-2 cans 3Sc
Van Camps Pork and Beana, No. 2 cans Z5e
Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 1 can 15c
Van Camp's Chili Con Carne, No. 1 cans, :t for 50c
Gebhardt's Chili Con Carne, No. 1 cans Se
Taylor's Beans and Chili, No. 1 can 1 Tor 25c
Taylor's Boneless Chicken Tamales 0c
I. X. L. Boneless Chicken Tamales 0c
Sinclair's Pickled Pigs Feet, jars 75c
Booth's Sardines (oval cans) in tomato, spiced,
or mustard sauce 25c; $2.25 dozen
Packet Brand Herring (in tomato sauce) per can 25c
Van Camp's Soups (in chicken, tomato, bouillon
and clam chowder 2 for 25c j $1.50 dozen
Heinz Spaghetti, tall cans (Italian style) 25c
Heinz Spaghetti, flat cans 3 for SOc
cfsr Grocery Dept.
Two Phones 526
Sausage
We can supplly you with any kind you want from
We can supply you with any kind you want from
ways have a nice, big, fresh stock on hand.
Sausage makes fine breakfasts and lunches. It also
makes elegant sandwiches. Or, if company come un
expectedly, a stasty meal can be prepared quickly with
good sausage.
Empire Meat Market
"The Old Reliable"
Established 1890 Phone 18
For a home to be moderen
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
are as
ESSENTIAL
as electric lights.
Have you a THOK WAsntiK ana
a SIMPLEX I RONE R in your
laundry? HAVE YOU an Eureka
or a Western
VACUUM CLEANER
for your fine rugs?
Have you an Electric Plate, a grill,
a percolator, a curling iron, etc.?
IS YOUR HOME MODERN?
Phone 1037 for Demonstrator or
call and look over our complete
stock. Easy terms if desired. Es
timates and contracts on Wiring.
Milne Electrical Company
Pendleton, Ore.
108 East Alta St.
Across From Alta Theatre
Unya Have Trial Totlfcv
Delbert Wilson, Will Sherman, Les
ter Mann. .Turk Shull, Cecil Croft and
Joe Smith, the youth who were re
cently arrested for killing chickens
for the purpose of having a chicken
dinner, had their hearing before Judge
C. H. Marsh In Juvenile court this
morning. Their parents were also
summoned Into court. The boys were
all given suspended sentences.
TURKS HANDED TREATY.
(By I'nlted Press.)
PARIS, May 11. The treaty of
peace with Turkey was handed to the
Ottoman delegates In the French for
eign office here this afternoon.
GENERAL MOTORS EXPERT
OPENS AUTO REPAIR SHOP
IN WALNUT ST. LOCATION
Everybody Likes It!
BRAN NEW
is popular aliks with the young, old and in-betweens
From little Tommy to Grandma there comee 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. .
WM. ROESCH BOTTLING WORKS
Manufacturers
PHXDtiKTtKV. ORFttON
Bert Oarofalo. formerly a traveling
mechanic for the Chevrolet and of sev
eral years' experience with the General
Motors Co., haa opened an auto repair
shop in temporary quarters ht ir
Walnut street. He Is especially fami
liar with Chevrolet. Pulck and Oak
land enra and other manufactured by
the General Motors Co.
Mr. Oarofalo waa one of the first
traveling efficiency mechanicians for
the Chevrolet people and is also wide
ly known in tne racing world, having
acted as a racing mechanic for a num
ber of well-known driver.
TjONDOX. Mnv 11. A Constanti
nople dispatch today mid Armenia
bad requested ' Azcthaluan to cease
hostilities and negotiate a settlement.
HELIX Will PROTEST
PILOT ROCK VICTORY!
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I I I X X rSt in bringing goods from the stations, docks and
YOU OWE I from the country. It is an ideal motor car
jl because there isn't a want of the farmer or
your eye a thorough examination by a thorough, compe- sj business man that it doesn't supply in the way
tent Optometrist who uses thorough modern methods. I of quick transportation at a minimum expense.
. . . urvus II Come in, examine the Truck, and let us talk.
Phone for an appointment, NOW H I , . II
s H .over the subject.
Dr. A. M. SIMMONS I s,MPSON AUTO ca
Eye Sight Specialist ;aafc Johnson-Phone 408
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Plow Maker8 for the World
A ItroUtat of the game won. by rilot
Rock at Helix Sunday will be fill
with President Re Ellis, of the Hlue
Mountain league. It was learned today
on good authority. The Helix team
bases its protest on the allegation that
Pilot Rock played three men In tne
lineup who were hired for the one
game.
ritcher Krause, Catcher Schaned-
ling nnd Inrielder Moore are said to
be the men Helix objected" to. Tho
status of these men probably will be
looked into hy tho directors of the
league. Krause and Moore, it Is said.
have been working on sheep ranchea
in the south of the county for some
time, and If so, probably would be con
sidered eligible to play In the league.
Helix understands the agreement be
tween the teams to mean that no Im-
porlatinn of boll pluyrs bo allowed
during the race.
Kfforts to have the Milton-Krecwa-
ter team play Pendleton here on Sat
urday afternoon are now being made
by President Ellis, of the league. The
game Sunday was called off by the
president when Milton telephoned and
inquired about the weatner. a i
o'clock in the afternoon tne. ram
eeosed and. had there been a team
Yiera. the game eoulil have been play
ed. It is possible that the Postponed i ... r
eame will be scheduled lor Sunday, jiiuuiv wu,
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Stutgis & Stone
riaU WU Walla,
Wash,
209 E. Court Phone 445
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERYj
COFFEE
Why pay for a coffee put up in cans at a big expense
and of no use to you when you can buy a bulk coffee and
just as gootl for 25 per cent less money.
BULK COFFEE
1 pound 35c; 3 pounds, $1.00.
1 pound, 45c ; 3 pounds, $1.35
1 pound, 47c; 3 pounds, $1.40.
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Lu
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY;
209 East Court St. Jf