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v,,lkM- peak, altitude aoms -14,000
Met will be visited by Mr. and Mrs. W.
L HlBby ond mil GeorKO Klgby and
Mrs. M. A. KlKby. "bo leavo Pendle
ton tonight They will vMt hIho In
gilt Uiko and In Madison, Wlaconnin.
Vichlt F(illa. Texan, want a Bhrlno
hnntor aa 1 iteruiliiff. 150 membors
of the Wichita Full Hhrliio Club to
worllaiid for the convention. Their
.peclnl train pasHed Uirouh Pomlle
an this morning and amonsr the wear'
.h t, were W. D. Cllno. flint
potentate, and W. W. Oardner an
other prominent member of , the
Mil-morn, and vice-president of the
Wichita Falls tate Bank and Trust
Co. "We have a BO piece band," said
Mr Gardner, "and we're going to
make a nolue like 'MuBkat Temple,
Wichita Falls.' " ":
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"W hile Portland hutelmon arc man.
eoverin to find quarters for the
Ehrlne vlnltorg, N. I. SwcuriiiKen, mine
host at Htotel Pendleton, will upend a
-i, i wt vetttorday to
.attend the festivities and will Join Mrs.
Bwcaringon. r
Once when WIHIam J. Bryan was
notnlnatcd.-C.l..nerJ. II. Kaloelueil
the democrats party do l'lfffflJ!
wax at the Kansas City Convention W would take him with "thorn' should
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lBUn ana nisiory reiavewtnai iiw v..w ....... v - . w-
uuy iimi no iium w m ii. u.iuiin Mil?-
i i. rXitm and wore chin whiskers,
Just as he did thlB morning when
he lut to bo an on-lookcr at the Ban
Francisco ofiiveiition. He was accom
panied by Mrs. Kaley who VIII visit In
Oakland her brother, Dri J, M. I'ruclt.
Pr. David B. Hill, colonization agent
for the Teol Irrigation project, with
rtlnBliieer Chrlstenaen of Salt L-Ko,
went to licho this afternoon on busi
ness, (
William DotiBlo, of Walla Walla,
was in tlie city yetsorday and visited
Phllo Hounds. Mr. IXHiBlas graduated
this year from Whitman and was
president of the student body. He was
prominent I'l student affairs and a
member of Phi Ueta Kappa, . honor
fraternity.
The call of the south nearly lost 'for
Poiidletou. lis well known bill poster.
Khrevoport La.. Miliums stopped en
route to the mecca at Portland "Pa",
to the mecca at Portland. uaa
spent 25 years of his 10 odd in Shreve
port and left there only eight years
ago. When the southerners stopped
ovw" here, dozens-who knew Uao
well met him and tney declared, tney
a.,.,.. Til.. ..n.ltw ,.V....,I..I., n tha ..lit
biggest merchants, theater owners for
whom "Pad" worked, all were on the
special. Tlio call of the old home nev
er was finite so strong, "Dud" declar
ed today.
; Io P. Falk, of Boise, Iduho, Is one
of the owners of the Falk Mercantile
Co., and a stockholder in the Sylvan O.
Conn Co., of tills city.' Mr. Falk arriv
ed this morning; from the Idaho met
ropolis on a business visit. :
Fred WV Falconer, new owner of the
Cunningham neep & iaiuu o., pmm
Iia,... ncrL.uil iiAttV frniri I-nt iritriRe
and Is looking fr a suitable location
In the city ror orrices wnicn ne win
open hero when the business is formal
ly turned over to mm.
GROWNUP FLOCX TO THIS i"CIROJS
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Krnest Dohnert Is one of the earliest
of the vacationisW to return after
bavin 'spent two weeks at leisure. He
returned to his books at the American
National Bank this morning and Ver
non Kennedy, DookKeeper, was report
ed absent. He has gone for his vaca
tion of two weeks. -
Don Pmltt. owner of the Stanfleld
Standard, is hero today from Stanfield.
He say that farmers of the west end
of th county have rcsilmcd the cut
ting of alfalfa, which was abandoned
during ttt rainy weather.
Sparkling eyes, brilliant color, glowing,
if Nature has endowed you with health and
beauty you must preserve them. You'
must retain your youth of spirit of action
of beauty! , ' '
Healthy, young skin creates the impression
of beauty more quickly than arty other asset
And there are Purola Creams for every Summertime
use to protect yonr skin from strong sunshine or wind
to cleanse the skin to build tissue to ypurkin
dean and young.
PUROLA PEROXO CREAM is a greasless, fragrant,
vanishing cream which cleanses and softens the skin,
making an excellent base for powder. It is particularly ,
fine for skins inclined to be oily.
Each Doz.
TnmAa rMnnlr l-.'l VIinOT 1 iPHTTlfl fl fOT
the Fithlan Barker Shoo Company, is
in the city today. Ho is on ms way
to Portland after a three, months bus
iness visit to Maho.
T m Arkerman. President of the
Stato Normal School at Monmouth,
was in the city today to attend tne
opening of the summer extension
school. He left on No. 17 in order to
attend the opening of the normal-
summer session. President Ackerman
was formerly state superintendent of
public lntniotion, serving from 1898
to 1908. Inclusive.
A. n. rtedtnond, of North Yoakum,
wits In Pendleton on bnsincss. Mr.
KfHlinond Is clialnwn of the school
board lu district No. 1 3.
l'r,is.
' Coliseum, here.
ft's a common sight to see a reai g under way It was grown-
'the door.. H wnen .ue ---- - .dmUunse. .
upa who Jammea tne uiwi, vwo
CASH
GROCERY
COIOY'S
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
EVERYDAY
Bet Jap Rice, 5 pound 80c
Carnation Milk, large cans, each ..14c
Cmco . .... 60c, $1.15 and $2.30
Van Camp. Pork and Beans, No 1 tin. 2 for 25c
Van Camp. Pork and Bean., No. 2 tin, 5 for $1
Prunes, 3 pound. " ,
Small Whiie California Bean, pound -10c
Com Flake. (Krinkle) 2 for . .-. 5c
Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 for
Shredded Wheat, 3 package.
Log Cabin Syrup, medium size 70c; large
Marshmallow Syrup, 1-2 gallon SOc; 1 gal. $1.50
Com Meal, 10 pound sack
Gold Dust, large package
Seeded Raisins, 16 ox. package
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
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l"Hner ISetnrmtl to South
Deputy Sheriff Georne Wlllson and
t..,,.ii rwinutv P. Xarvez, of San
Jose, Cal.. arrtved in Pendleton yester-
ilay to return to sun Jose uenrso roo
ter and Jack Foss. two young men ar
retted a week ajto S:iturday by the
sheriff and his deputies for tne tneu
..r a aiitn iMlinlflne- In ine Lamonim
city. Tho ofricers and their prisoners
rfonnrferl fur the SOllth Oil NO. 6 this
morning.
The Inventory and appraisement of
the estate of the lato George W.
. Mitchell was filed with the county
clerk today. It shows that- ne icit an
estate worth 11,26.14. The apprais
ers were W L. Bmock, James A. King
and Grady Herndon.
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Booth Sardines
or Spiced
In mustard, tomato sauce
Portola Sardines (in olive oil)..
Little Queen Sardiijes (in oil)
Blue Jacket Sardines, 2 for
Curtis Kippered Sardines ..........
Packet Herring in tomato sauce
25c
...25c
...20c
2Sc
40
,...35e
$2.73
$2.75
$2.00
$1.4&
$4.50
$4.00
SINCLAIR'S PICKLED PIGS' FEET
.. v , v PER' JAR 75c. tf -'
Two Phones 526
Grocery Dept
Quality late
GUARANTEE
AH Purola Preparations are guaranteed ta
give ihormteh tahsfactwn or the price yam
paid witl be cheerfully refunded.
Prepared and Guaranteed br the
BLUMAUER-FRANK LABORATORIES
llaniairo Suit Again Hied.
r.vrio whh on Saturday filed suit
against John Burton Payne, as aent
for the United States Ilailroad Admin
istration for J20.QU0 damages. i ne
v-onng man lost his right hand In an
accident while working on a steam
shovel near Thorn Hollow on Decem
ber 1, 1918, and more than a year ago
hi rii-Mt nitir wnen ui raw
ee wn'aSuy in' law a,8 reanest for more rooms to handle
caused it to ue tnrown ouv ui
The new filing Saturday was made to
lake up the case anew, free of techni
calities. James A. r ee ana nuivy. !.-
ley & Stelwer are the young man s ai-
REQUEST FOR ROOMS
WINS QUICK RESPONSE
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Quick response to the East Oregon-
No matter what your wants may be in the meat
line, we can meet them and we meet them always
with first quality meats the only kind you would
bify or serve on your table.
We carry not only meats, but Hazelwood and Danish :
- Butter, Fresh Egg. and Bread. ,
Empire Meat Market
"The Old Reliable"
Established 1890
Phone 18
Kilcore fiilatc ITobalcd.
xviiHuni viirom today was appoint-
!ed administrator of the estate of the
late Emma KilRore. It. Barren, wn-
liam Booher nd- B.- a. icnaras wei
appointed appraisers.
Jufnt Ailmlnlft'Jators Kaiinl.
James H. Price and FTank Price to
day -were appointed Joint administra
tors of the estate of the late Zerelda C.
Price.
torneys.
Teachers Ksamuiations Announced.
Notice of tne ronncoiiuiiB
examinations for this county were
sent out today by County School Su-
i...an.isn w W. flreen. They will
be Riven in the Tendleton hish school
buildins bepinninK Wednesday. June
in and end on Saturday. JUi a- J
the various branches will be given
and examinations may oe uie
the various state certificates.
ScIhxI HccUons on Today. . '
School elections were neiu
tcrnoon in every district ol ine cou..-
tv. Including. Pendleton, i. leras
board directors were elected and the
next year's budgets and tax levies set
tled upon, except in Pendleton where
that was done by special election. In
the east end 10 districts voted os the
matter of consolidating for Union
high school purposes oniy
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XOKMAIj OPIS
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lytMiil rvmplo Mwmiwo".
A marriago license was Issued late
Saturday to William K. Hanscom and
MisS-lne O. Crow, both of Pendleton.
They were married here on Sunday.
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HARDING AS "DIVVI.E"
During the Hot Summer
Month's .".'..:;.'.
don't stand for hours near a stove doing your iron
ing in the old fashioned way.
k m'mnlex Ironcr will do the work quickly, easily
and beautifully while you remain cool and comfort-
able. , .
It is not limited to flat work but can be used for
i , VfVimir Your l?ce and embroidered
It is, fully guaranteed. t ' , ; v
You can buy them at
Milne Elcctriciil Company
5 Pendleton, Ore.
We Handle Wiring Contracts.
108 E. Alta Across From Alta Theatre
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nail played a piano solo. "Tho Lrks.'
Assemmy is
., l.n- ulmltnr to the one held
this morning will be in session each
day, with a special asseifihly on Wed
nesday, when memners or mo inuuj
will speak, and special assembly on
Friday when local pefie win oe
to give talks. Judge Stephen A. Low
ell will givic-a tallt .-.on . rriuay oi n'l
first of these assemblies.
liTTt.p TMVVLE" la
hat the Marlon and Caledonia
irihint residents call Senator
Harding when they talk of him as
' , htm1ust hOW hf
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looked" thsy say when shown this
'photograph ot warren u. nsraim
t iba sgs. ot elUt jreitn,
the overflow transient trade reached
the; Pendleton Ominercial Associa
tion Saturday evening and this morn
ing. Secretary Cranston added two
new houses to his list and received as
surance from two formerly on the
lists that they win , ......"
roomers.
With travel heavy -at this time, lo
cal hotels and rooming r.ouse -
often been found completely iui
. D.rm arriving on even
ing trains or by auto have been un
able to get accommodations. Even,
the houses on lists previously prepaieu
declared that they had no space. Thus
call for additions rooms went.
The Commercial Association main-
. - th. vannna noieis uuu
lams -
, (par stores of houses which will pro
vide lodging for transient.
charges are considered reasonable.
The associaUon merely acts as
agent in gathering the names, address
es and phone numbers of house own
ers who will help in this manner and
turns evar their information to the
nine Diazes where lists were placed.
Secretary Cranston said today he
would bo glad to have runner un--.
of rooms for handling the overflow
trade. . .-..'
Fines of I3 Against Pair
Kufus Wall was fined 1 5 or seven
days In jail this morning in police
court on a charge of being drunk and
disorderly. A John Doe forfeited 15
ho Damn fharire. Mary jonns.
a .gypsy woman, was fined SS late
cuml-uay tjr having used obscene lan
gu!Lge in the presence of two men-who
rojticd her offer of tclliiirt their fir-
THE UNIVERSAUCAB
The Ford One Ton Truck is a profitable
"beast of burden" and surely has the "right of
way" in every line of business activity. For all
trucking purposes in the city and for all heavy
work on the' farm, the: Ford One Ton Truck ,
with its manganese bronze worm-drive and
every other Ford merit of simplicity in design,
strength in construction, economy in operation,
low purchase price, stands head and shoulders
above any other truck on the market. Drop in
and let's talk it overand leave yourorder for one.
SIMPSON AUTO C(X
Cor. Water and Johnson. Phone 409
1! Breakfast I
tastes a lot better, r
is easier to prepare,
- and makes more smiles
i'C.wAert you serve
TOASTIBS
"iKese supeirior corn flakes
have a flavor, substance and
satisfaction far beyond the
'usual. i
Iri'ordering from tne grocer,
specify Post. Toasties
. That will insure receiving
the best corn flakes made.
Made by Pbstum Cereal Ca.InCMBattleJek.rTlcl
ilsJHBJBaBnM)IBMMHHM
209 E. Court
Phone 443
DESPA1N & LEE CASH GROCERY
COFFEE
1 pound M. J. B -
3 pounds M. J. B .
5 pounds M. J. B. - '.TO
1 pound Bulk Coffee
1 pound Bulk Coffee
1 pound Bulk Coffee e.
Tea, M. J. B., Tree Tea. pound
Tea, Lipton's, per pound 85c
Py Cash
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Pay Lss
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERX
209 EU Court St, ! ..iiffliJTSl
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