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DAILY AST OBEuONIAlt, PEMDLETOK , ORZOOW, WBDy?.SPAY EVENIWg, JPWE 9, 1930,
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Mr. Holloim I VMtur
La, Clramlo received I lx shard of the
rain. Hays W. Bollotui. who is heru to
day from the Union county city. Mr.
Boilona is supervisor of the Orcxoji
division of tho o.-sv. it. V N
lJ tiwalmry I Hospital.
:Rd a wall noy, who has lieen at Ht,
Apthoiiy's hospital following an oper
ation for appendlclties, Is convalesc
ing tie lias loft the hospital and Is
at his home.
f-'nm-ral Is I'ostponod.
Tho funeral of the late Peter Oe-
I Young has been postponed. Tho body
Will arrivo here on No. 17 Friday and
announcement as to the hour and date
will be made later. '
lit. A. notuhrr in Walla Walla.
It. A. Vottcher, assistant supervisor
the Umatilla National Forest, left
oday for Walla Walla. Vie Is raak-
atranscinculs to move Mrs.
ttcher and child from Walla Walla
reside.
Uolt
Ml Stand Is Han est! il
l food stand of alfalfa Is being
Lirveated on the Umatilla project this
leek. The price for the first exop Is
17 and the tendency Is to hold for
lher prices. -vThe water supply has
een ample.
tins Mirur In Idaho.
ami Mrs. E. H. Harlune. who
vo been In Southern Idaho, return
yesterday to their home here. They
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report that there Ih no shortage of
imsollne in that part of the Oern state.
and that the. roads are In much better
condition than between .Huntington
and rendition.
tweon those from Pendleton and those
from the fust of the county. A btrgt
tlt-lt'Kittlon from Athena and Milton Is
looked for.
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 52C
Other Depts. 78
rWM' QUALITY
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Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts. 78
l'i;v)IJ7q)N's l.KAPINW WORK
Chief Crgc" Care.
Firo Chief Wlllluin ItliiBold, jn view
or the gasoline shortage, urges that
Pendleton people use care when si
phoning gasoline, as the danger of
explosion is great. He states also that
gasoline should not be placed In glass
bottles because should an explosion
occur. I here, would be danger from
the particles of broken glass.
In In Hospital.
Hemic Green is a patient In St. An
thony's hospital where he was oper
ated upon till sinornlng.
Patient in Hospital.
The sun of Fred Hnydcr Is at St. An
thony's hospital where he underwent
an operation tills morning.
Arrive to Attend Funeral
Dr. C. J. Smith of Portland and WJ
P. Gordon, of Eugene, arrived this
morning to attend the funeral of tho
lato Mrs. Julia. A. fiuillford, who
Dr. Smith's mother-in-law and a rel
ative of Mr. Gordon's. Dr. Smith for
merly resided here ami Is well known
a a physician ant also as a wheat
grower, while Mr. Gordon Is connected
with the First National Bank of Eu
gene. . ,
Manners 1 11 km to Ptcailc
The annual picnic of the Umatilla
county Farmers Cnlon will be held on
Haturdsy. June 12, at Mission grove,
near the Indian agency. Athletics,
sports and a big picnic lunch will be
on the nroaram. The picnic Is sched
uled to start at 10 o' clock and end ut
sundown. One feature of the enter
talurnent will 1e a baseball game be-
Ponnlt Isxued for Garago
If. J. Laitourelle today was Issued u
permit to erect a garage to cost $150
on porcprty at 813 Mill street.
Small Permit Is Issued.
O. F. Stcols today was Issued a per
mit to blnld a garage and woodshed on
hlH property at 317 Willow street, the
estimated cost being $100.
Parks at Curb; Pined S3.
For parking at the curb on Main
street longer than the alloted time. C.
E, Bond was fined the minimum flue
of 2 In police court this morning.
.Miss Shaw Departs.
Miss Flora Shaw, principal of the
Washington school, left today for
Portland to spend her vacation. She
will return here In the fall, having
accepted re-eicetlon as principal.
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APPLES
' WINESAP APPLES
$1.00 to 3.25 per box. jr
"Waste Less Buy the Best'
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
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(Fltrsto Kit hange Connects Roth Departs
HMJ GROCERIES AND HKUI
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"See Me Before
The Fire"
TAKK TUB GARJIliK OUT OF PAIUilNU
The Hartford Fir Insurance Company la get
ting out a new policy that will guarantee the farmer
hat he will not lose any money on ht.i grain crop.
This la the finest protection ever offered to any bus
Iness man. The banks all over the country are en
Soralng the policy and recommending U. Let ua allow
you the protection offered.
sgh
JOE KERLEY
, Insurance, Loans, f
Beat Estate, Grain
781 Main , Pendleton
Guaranteed
We will guarantee that our f. o. b. delivered price
on building material will be as low as any competitor
whether in or out of town, quality of material consid
ered. Let us
-v PROVE
this to you as. we have wherever we have been given
the opportunity to do so. If you want a load of the
best Coal, call . . af
OREGONvAnnER
fc, (WATCH THIS SPACE)!
M K ni-hi ,w's to Portland
Al Knitfbt left yesterday for Port
land. His father, W. Knlffht, ha
been Buffering from eye trouble and
Mr. Knlffht went to the city to be with
his father. v
Barometer In Palling
The barometer la falling and there
i In a chance of more rainfall. Major
Lee Moorhouse, official observer,
given the maximum today as being 74.
the minimum 40, while barometer
registers 29.55.
Two traffic VrotaioTN Pined
Jane Doe paid 12 In Police court to
day for parking In the line of traf
fic on Main street. John Magnueson,
'harmed with turning his car Ietween
Interactions after having once been
warned, also was fined 92.
I
Cvmiultteu Is Named
President J. R. Raley of the Com
mercial Association today mimed B. R.
Thompson, J. V. Tallman. W. W. Har
rah. G. M. Rice, J. B- McCook and J.
W. Maloney an an executive committee
to represent the association in dealing
I with the state chamber of commerce.
A. C TbompMSi Ixavcs.
A. C Thompson, who .during the
past year has been principal of the
I Hawthorns Rchool. left this morning
'for Portland where he will spend the
summer. Mr. Thompson has accepted
I til's position aa principal for nest year
ial the lot al school.
-true American atylea
for middle-aged Americana
Kuppenheimer
Good Clothes
A lot has been said about the discovery of American styles for
young Americans. . . '
Why? Because the American man is different in every way
from his brothers abroad. He never looks right, or feels right, in
a foreign garment because it does not harmonize with his alert,
'"Vuppenheinier good clothes are the result of infinite paj,ns and
earnest artistry to design sane, smart styles in variations for
men of all builds, ages and tastes. ' . 14. ;
They are more than just clothes they are an investment in
"good appearance" and economy. You not only look right in
them, but they keep on looking right.
See the display of American styles.
Pricea from $50 to $85
I la-talc No. 40
A hint for housewives nr for ' liousehusbnnds.' How to wash leath
er: Itub the urease spots out ivlth magnesia or cream xt tartar,
then wash with soap dissolved In water, afterward rinsing In warm
water and then with cold. Dry In the sun or before the fire, but not
too quickly.
-the house of Kupoenheimer clothe
; Will OO to Scotland.
.Mis Julin Method, who tiAn lieon
for some time contemplating a visit to
Scotland, is now planning to go some
lime this fall. She will bo accompan
ied by her son and by her daughter.
Mrs J. C. Clomens. Mr. Clemens and
his mother, Mrs. Clemens, who resides
In Burns.
Rotarians Wilt Aid.
The Pendleton Rotarians at today's
luncheon pledged themselves to aid In
securing housing facilities for teach
ers and students who will come to
Pendleton for the summer session of
the State Normal School, to be held
in the high school. The luncheon to
day was well attended, the majority
of the members being present.
Other makes of Men'
Fine Suits.
$25.00 and up
Meeiln(r Mill lie Ctontluucd
The Apostolic F,lth evnnjrellsts, jS
vlio were obllfred to move their tentjS
when the city ordorcd their permit t5
use city property revoked, have locat- g
ed on the Dcardorff property oppo-2
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continue to hold meetings nightly.
They had planned to end their series
on Juno 20 but have now decided to
stay indefinitely, ono of the party aala
thl mornhiaT.
l -t;tf- Awaits Jnn.es sh-k.V .
James Shockley. who Is said to have
come to this section nearly 30 years
ago and is believed to own a small
tract of land near Meacham. is being:
sought by H. C. Kottwitz., attorney for
the estate of his parents, who recent
ly died. Mall sent tq him at Meacham
was returned undelivered the attor
ney nays, and he Is anxious to get
word of the man's whereabouts. He
Is dealing through Peterson. Bishop &
Clark, iu the Smith-Crawford build-
in .
rTpr goods
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STANEREK
A SUBSTANTIAL AND EFFECTIVE!. EX
ECUTED BUSINESS IDEA SUITABLE FOX
USAGE BY MEN OF MATURE FIGUFM. TBE
FASHION PARK STANEREK COPYRIGBTt D
TREATMENT HAS BEEN CAPABLY APPLIED.
CVSTOU SERVICE WITHOUT
TBE ANNOYANCE OP A TRY-ON
KEADY-TO-PUT-ON
TAtlOUlO AT FASHION PA KM
$52.50 TO $87.50
Fashion Patk Clothiers
Your money goes far when
spent here.
Customers find it a pleasure
as well as a profitable matter
to shop here.
Are you amongst our many
satisfied patrons? If not, why
not?
WARDROBE TRUNKS
Trunks, Hand Baks, Suit Cases, Overnite Bags, etc.
Priced $15.00 to $110.00
TllllllllllHlllllllllllimiH
A rich girl may "be homely, but she
will never know It by hearsay.
9kea Wear LMft-er
tVlien you wAfk in comfort; so doastocli
(ncs. A paeknge of Allen's Foot-Ease,
the antiseptic powder to shake into the
shoes and sprinkle In the foot-bath,
gives you that "old shoe" comfort and
uvea wear. Allen's Foot-liaae makes
tight or new ataocs feel easy. Uadlea
can wear ahoca one slae smaller by
shaking no.ne Allen's Foot -Ease In
each shoe in the morning. Sold everywhere.
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IHbueve it wun glasses in-
ted by our modern methods.
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American 'atkma Bank H
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ON NO-STRIKE PLANKi
(By United Press.)
(I C. Martin, Staff Correspondent.
CHICAGO. June 9. The adamant
position of labor in defense of its right
to strike was put before the republi
can eon vent ton' when President Oomp
crs of the American Federation of la
bor appeared before the resolutions
'VON KLUCK AND FAMILY
LIVE IN SWITZERLAND
(By Associated Press.)
UEXGVA, June 9. Field Marshal
von Kluck, who commanded the right
wing of the (rerman army in Us ad
vance on -Paris in 1911. has arrived
with his family at Aarau. i miles
northeast of Berne. He declared to
day life had become insupporta-ble in
Oct many and said he intended to buy
live
Switzerland
chateau and
henceforth
Field Marshal von Kluck was one of
; the Grerraana demanded for trial bv
committee aid presented the .planks the allied governments.
Which labor urges be adopted as part '- '- ' "
Of the party .platform. You are not
going to rftop ytrikes, you are not go
ing to stop- men from having hopes oX
Uetter things." declared Gompers with
dramatic fervor. "If you do those
things yoiii are sowing the wind from
which a whirlwind will come. This is
not a threat, it is a statement of fact."
Facing the committee, which Is
known to favor some sort of anti-
striko plank, Samuel Gompers read a
detailed platform which labor sdvo
uutes. but It was evident from his
.speech, which followed, that the srray
haired federation leader has only one
though t uppermost t he preservat Ion ;
of the right to strike. The committee
MOV was crowded and Gompers was !
greete dwith a scattering buret of applause.
SUE TO IfaBCOVEUl TAXES. beritance and income taxes under a
(By Associated Press.) ruling' from the commissioner of Inv
CHICAGO, June 9. -Suit to recover jtcrnal revenue and that the taxes were
inheritance and income taxes of Ji- jpaid under protest.
000.000 paid from the estate of Mrs. j ,
Potter Palmer was filed today by Mrs.' Never censure people because they
Palmer's sons. The plaintiff claims are rich they may be as respectable
that the estate was exempt from in- aa you are.
KOEPPElS
PRESCRIPTION'
DRUG STORE
MARKET IN PORTLAND
APPEARS UNCHANGED
PORTLAND, Juna S. Sheep are
steady, lambs at tll.SO and i -' "". all
others arc steady or uu barujed.
A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
The Drmj Store Tba
Too Beat.
HEINZ PICKLES
ARE ALWAYS GOOD
We have a complete line of bulk and
bottled pickles and if you want the
best, phone
871
Sanitary Grocery
DOAJS 8. UIXUP, Prop.
TTte Meat in Valuta The Boat in Quality