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i.- ... . DAILY EAST OKEOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVE?INn, JUT.Y 1, 1920. f T" FOURTEEN PAGES 1 1 i fitfffliffliffi'-" People Here and There There is a Pleasure MltJ -fc JH3 I J H. 1-awnon. retlrwl farmer who, tho uvlutlon corpn durlnic th war eii hn' land holdlnim wHt of Pendleton leaped unhurt when th plana In on the way to Kcno, arrived in me ciiy, -mi " - lat .vimlm from Portlnnd to apend'tho ftround aa the raaiilt of nlne a few daya on Duaineaa. jwr. unwimn divide! hla time between Pe.mlleton, Portland and California. . ., ,", ' trouble. H la employed by the Ore Kon-nliiho Airplane Co. of Portlund but fxpm-lH to be a aulenman for the company Inatend of a flyer. iRev. L. I Anderson, pimtnr of the A. M. B. church, left on No. 18 laat i.hr for Kannaa City. Mo., from whence ha will wo to Holllday. Kan.'" ' Maj. XO iiicii i ittu. i i" n the event early thl month and will return to Pendleton with hie hrlde about AiiRUHt I or I. The hrlde-tn-he la Mlaa Joaephlne Hnwland, of Mold day, Kanaua. After their return here, they will go to Tacoma AiiKuat IK for a conference of the A. M. K. churchea of the north weat. tinned for 2? mimiti.M tiiday rrmirinfin Jlonliiaon poumlml for order, lie pn duced no effect. At the half houi mark tho nnlae had died down con- 1 aldernbly. Hoblruton UKaln i.ounil. i. j desperately but the leni)Hylvnla tlol ' fratca refimed to Klve up. ltwblnni. j aent out for police to hulp clear thef Pat Loperr.'tn. a rnemiervof the firm of Hmythe-l.onerioin and head of the Warren Conmruialon Interema In thla county, left thla morning for I-a Grande and Baker on a bualneaa visit. nualnem at Reno called Jamoa John Sr., to the weat end Of the coun ty today. . : William Bollona. iiprlntendent of the eaatern Oregon dlvlalon, O-W. H. ft NM la here today on official bual- neaa, . '-' ' Conductor H. rr . Grady iutya It wna Irlnh luck thut saved the life of hla eon, Harold Grady, In a recent air plane wreck In Portland. Young Orady, who nerved a a lieutenant In alalea, .Wheat crop proapecta are the beat The nomination of Palmer won ac In three yeara, thlnka Jim Hill who oompanled by the first real noisy and liaa a ranch IIS iniloa north of Pen-, j.rolonged domontratlon of the crm- Mr. Hill aay the wheat lniv.ntln. ft ,. towards a half bis neighborhood is in fine condition. tour m.lm ae6Ket from I'onnayl inn ,,c,ft,n,, ,iw I uifur wan OHIVKItiri Hum I miiinj r- He expects to start wheat haying to- I ranttt and Georgia leading the crowd. ' Major !.? Moorhouse has been pre acnted with a colored portrait of him self, done by tne, brush of Tom Nye, an old friend of the Major's. The picture is an excellent likeness and shows Major Moorhouse In full Indi an acont regalia. 8. H. Forshaw, local florist, Is spend ing a few days on his farm near Port land. He attended tho Shrine conven tion and was accompa-'d on the trip by Mrs . Forshaw. C. W. Vonnerane, Millon farmer who also own land near Echo, la a business visitor In Pendleton today. COXVF.NT10NAMTTF.S Continued from pase 1.) ships In the bay are using searchlights at night. After one demonstration had con. COPY'S S THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY v . EVERY DAY Beat Jap Rice, 5 pound. 80c Carnation Millc, large can, each 14c Crbco -1.- 60c, $1.15 and $2.30 Van Camps Pork and Bean, No 1 tin. 2 for 25c Van Camp Pork and Bean, No. 2 tin, 5 for $1 ' Prune, 3 pound ...50c Small White California Beans, pound 10c Corn Flakes (Krinkle) 2 for 25c Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 for 25c Shredded Wheat, 3 packages .--;50c Log Cabin Syrup, medium size 70c; large $1.35 Marshmallow Syrup, 1-2 gallon 80c; 1 gal. $1.50 Corn Meal, 10 pound sack 6 Cold Dut, large package - 30c Seeded Raisin, 16 oz. package 5c Htandards of Maine and Port Kico also not Into the parade. As it churned around the convention floor. Maroon Palmer penants and amu.ll American flags were carried by marchers aa they cut lines through the crowd of dele gatea and sang their marching song over and over again. Palmer men pranced about chanting the celebrated parody "Olnry, Glory Penn" to the tune of "Glory, Olory Hallelujah." The same tune was kept up by the and in the organ loft and In between times a crew of cheer leaders kept the convention floor pepped up. Tne aub-committoe plank proposing to leave the settlement of the Irish Question to the league of nations wa rejected today by the full platform committee which also voted down l a majority of 2 to 1 the blanket pro posal favoring Irish Independence. Governor Cornwall of West Virginia made an effective speech, nominating Ambassador Davis. The southern women made a hit with the seconding speeches, saying the league plank In the platform cornea from the fields of France. , in doing businc-ns with a store which has ONLY ONE PRICE and That Pr,'co Marked in Plain Figures. SAWTELLE'S INC. JEWELERS F-stablislml INN". Largest Diamond Dealers In loaslem Oregon DKSKJITKH m llNS FIVE 1IOTIXS. Hy Associated Press.) I'OSTON. July 1. James Hobco of Clifton, N. J., a deserter from the na vy, today confessed that he set five hotels on fire here within the past week, according to osiaiemeiii l.... police headquarters. claims will be paid up on the basis I of 50 cents on .the dollar. The case has not been fully settled in the points of law and the heaj-ing was contif.u'd until July 15 by Julge Thomas Fit?. Gerald, referee in bankruptcy. V. W. IX ItIO OF. JAXKUtO. (By Associated Press.) j Home Itiiihlcrs Sin? for Pay. Suit was filed today by the North I western Home Guilders for 1762.90, ; alleged due on a house sold to Abe I IT IS Mf.MXHt AGAINST FA TIKI ! FIKI.lv ItIO DK JANEIRO, July 1. The j Hell and Kuby Bell. Costs of filing Young Women's Christian Association jthe lien against the property and at tias opened a branch In this city and.torneys fees are asked by the plain- started Its initial membership cam- lilts, who are puign. The campaign Is being con- Fee. ducted by a committee of toll women, mostly Norli Americans, who ay they ( Mania, expect to enroll 500 Prazillan girls and women. j (Continued from page 1.) I McAdoo was unnecessary, ns there were enough antl-McAdoo delegates already to insure his defeat without the aid of centralized leadership. X'lRlm 400 Vou- nock , (By Associated Press) SA.V FltAA-CISCO. July 1. Irre concilable opponents of McAdoo claim ed a block of at least 4 00 biiter-end-era who would stand to the last and prevent hia nomination. McAdoo lenders claimed to have within 50 votes of the necessary two thirds, and j VKS WIIJ. ATI) J.tPAXESF, declared that they were sure of the, TOKIO, July 1. Representatives of accessions attracted by their showlo j twenty.nVe Japanese banking aasocia of strength. tllmB havo legated the industrial During the debate In the resolutions bapk tJ a(lvance cnp,ai to liusln:s committee, senator Glass and Rryan i , , ,hm ...- nresent ft. nanclal difficulties. epresented by James A. if., t DEERING AND McCORxMICK BINDERS We are furnishing repairs today for these ma chines used here in Umatilla county since 181)8; this is 22 years ago. Think what this means to the user of a Deering or McCormick Binder. It's service you want and get from Clemens .& Ehert Phone 867 Pendleton, Ore. j TAFT SF:iIJ TtlVFTt MXD. (By Associated Press.) j CHICAGO, July I. Charles P. Taft. brother of ex-President Taft, ha sold property a Ions- the river to the Ameri can Cur and Foundry Company for the erection of a 2, 000. 000 plant, it has been learned. The deal was recorded at 1310,'iOO. A marriage license was issued today to Kay O. Maker of Union county, and Mary Alice Hudson, of Pendleton. Yesterday afternoon a license waji is sued to Robert Vera Lanfield and Marion K offers, both of this city. During the Hot Summer Months don't stand for hours near a stove doing your iron ing in the old fashioned way. A Simplex Ironer 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 nearly everything. Your lace and embroidered pieces look especially fine after being put thru, a Simplex. t It is fully guaranteed. i You can buy them at Milne Electrical Company Pendleton, Ore. We Handle Wiring Contracts. 108 E. Alta Across From Alta Theatre clashed over Bryan's published criti clsms of the nub-committe aa a "we re body." When Senator Olass ob jected to it. Rrynn replied that he would use it again, or any other word ho should choose. .cHk Inrlc ITorc Vlce-pres'dent Mar-Khali had been talked of to head the combination ngstiiu-tt McAdoo. There was alw men tion of CnmminK. As a counter move to m4-t the com bination aainit the McAdoo adminis tration forces were scouting for a dark horse of their own who could break tho combination If It proved effective. Gain I.lttln Headway SAX FRA"CIiCO, July 1. Over night conferences of force, seeking to effect t he com bl nation t o def oa t t he nomination of McAdoo, failed to reach any agreement on a candidate and their only accomplishment seemed to be a stiffening of determination We&thrr Is Cnolpr. The weather is cooler today than yesterday, according to the report of Major Lp Moorhouse, weather ob server. The maximum is 93 w'th a minimum of fi6, last night being an exceptionally warm evening. The ba rometer registers 29.60 and is rising a little. Husband Ia-kc! Affection. Because her husband never showed her any affection, acting unconcerned in their mutual affairs and failel to properly support her and their minor child, Julia E. Schock has filed suit in circuit court for divorce from Berr Schock. She asks the custody of their five year old daughter and $20 a month toward her support. The plain tiff is represented by I. M. Sehannep. ! NEWS CF THE COUNTY OFFICES AND OFFICERS i KL r r- ' li As roe on 50 Cents on the IHillar Petitioning creditors of the Tribune Company, hrfnkdupt, and the Tribune to j Company last evening reached an Genecks Want Separation. Tom Geneck on Wednesday brought suit against Ruby Geneck for divorce and the custody of their two . woung sons. He alleges cruelties and says that the defendant has refused to live with him for tho past six months. A auit and counter suit were filed by the same parties a year ago; the case fin ally being thrown out of court by Cir cuit Judge J'helps with the direction to the couple to settle their differences. James A. Fee represents the plain tiff in the action. Bowman Ask Judgments, . F. Bowman late yesterday brought suit against Bain & Kidd to recover sums of $309. SO and $S4.50, alleged due on two bills for merchan dise and services. He is Represented by James A. Fee. hold solid and block of votes. If possible to veto the t agreement .on the 'claims against tho composition of company. The St4f1ilard TCstate Appraised. The estate of the late Gilson Stod dard has been appraised at $t835 by Manuel Friedly, Lyman G. Rice and J. W, Malonev. The inventory was filed today with the county clerk. 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