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DAILY EAST OHEdONIAN, PENDLETON, OKEGON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1920.
People -Here an& There J ; ; Jl-
Two Pendleton people won the flrt
prise for the bent flout In the big Ma
rlon county Fourth of July celebration.
They are Mine Ethel Wlrth, who re
turned today after visiting friends In
Marlon county, and Guy Hlopor, for
merly of this city, now employed In
the flour mills of Btayton. The two
doaigned and executed a Hawaiian
float, complete in oil picturesque do
tulle. ' Sixteen people in Hawaiian
costume rode on the float and the
prise money was spent In giving a
dinner In their honor.
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Benalor George R. Chamberlain and
Joseph N. , Teal, Portland lawyer,
pawed through PendMon yesterday on
their way from Washington, D. C,
to Portland. - 4
Henry Judd and Edward Thompson,
formerly of this city, now of Portland, '
arrived here this morning to help har- i
vest Vmatllla county's crops. Hoth
were students at University of Oregou I
during the pant year and will return i
to college after spending the summer
here, j
Ouy ir. Johnson, local grain buyer,
went to Pilot Hock today on business.
1380 for the lot." Ho has five acres of
spuds so you can figure his profits for
yourself. Mr. Nadeau was In the city
yesterday, -, -: . ,m. .
Stock Is In fine condition ' in the
John Day country and stq:krpen are
expecting good prices, says W. W. Cry
der, formerly supervisor of tru Uma
tilla forest, 'now of the Malheur for
est,, who Is here for a few days leave
of absence.
be built. Mr. Klger filed remon
strances against the building of two
roads across his land saying that they
would damage his property to the ex
tent of 1 10 ttf.
Case Ordered Continued.
' The case against It. J. Wheeler,
charged with shipping trout without
making proper markings, was ordered
continued In justice court Yesterday hv
Mr. Cryrtor says the for-j an official of the fish and game cont
est Is affording excellent, rung and ) mission.
that the hay crop is good.
On a week's leave Is Corpora Rob
ert W. Hondcr, who is here from
CHmp lwls. He Is the guest of his
father, H, 1. Bender. ; i
Jeon Klrkpatrlck. editor of the Pilot
Rock Record, wears the town mar
shal's star when he i not wrestling
Swllh the linotype. Mr, Klrkpntrlck
woe In Pendleton yrsiinliiv.
Sei-ond culiiu,i of ulfuira, will bewin
f In a week in lh west end of the Boun
ty, says 11. C. Todd, .of HeJ-mtslon who
J was here ' yi'slerday. Mr. Todd says
thai cuttitiT wilt not he general for
about w weeks as the season has
been ttrltiveil l.eru'ise of the recent
raiiu:. '
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
Rmn Instate Appraised.
The estute of the lute Anna Murle
Benn today was appraised at $9830.36
In an inventory filed with the county
clerk. The appraisers were H. J,. Kra
sler. F. K. C'ockburn and Bruce
.Sliangle.
Man I'nablo to Civo Hall. ... -
Jack Kuthle, who, a month' ago. rob
bed the Max Baer store, was given
his preliminary hearing In Justice
court Wednesday afternoon and was
bound over to the grand Jury In $500
ball. He was unable to raise that sum
and was returned to the county Jail.
'Wi had trr.;:t for every meal," said
L. c. r.dmriif today In tolling of the
trip- to Wnllnwa. Horseshoe, Ice and
J.i i- I. In Wulluwa county, from
wnlrn ' and Mrs. Srhnrpf and chjl-dr.-oi
returned last nlxht. Kastern
fainolc trout are Dlenttrul in lee hike
and so li.rite that they have to he cot , IHiUnago Petition (.ranted.
no before being cooked. Fishing was The county court yesterday
excellent there and the mountains In 'noon granted to the Umatilla
lU-iiniKurdner Will ProbuML ...
The will of the late Elizabeth
Bnunigardncr was admitted to probate
today and Oswald Baumgarduer was
appointed executor.' The estate left
by the deceased Is estimated at $8775.
Fred Andrews. CK D. Teel and Joseph
Cunha were appointed to appraise It.
IVnrey Appraisers Named.
F B. Kwayze A. I Ulrsnn and II. T.
Fraser were appointed today as ap
praisers of the estate' of the late
Charles B, Pcarcy.
Suinlernon I,eft $40(10 ICstate.
The late David C Handerson, pub
llsher of the Fraewater Times, left
an estate of ftOOO, according to an
appraisal filed today with the county
clerk. The appraisers were K. J.
Davis, H. B. Murray and J. F. HI over.
Gardner & Co. Given Judgment.
' Gardner & Co., of Wulla Walla, to
day were given Judgment of t2.1.1.
attorney fees and costs against W. E.
Hchrlmpf et ux. The case was decid
ed by default.
Title to land Cleared.
Anna Wear Dyke today was given
clear title to a parcel of land in sec
tion 13, township north, range 35
R. W. M. She hod brought suit
against the unknown heirs of Amelia
Ann Howton, deceased to clear - title
and the case went by default. - . ,
Waton Will Admitted.
The will of the late Christopher C.
PWatson was admitted to probate to
day and letters testamentary issued
to Marion H. Watson.' The deceased
left an estate estimated at $4700.
Klmer Chastain, A. W. Blmmons and
William Clark were appointed ap
praisers. - ;
after-Drain.
ntiiros at such an elevation that thetage District No. 1 the right to extend
party was able to have snow fights, j Its drainage ditch through the city of
while those at lower altitudes were Ktanfleld, as recently petitioned for by
tooling the heat of summer. . the directors.
M. Neadeau, of Hermlston, planted
potatoes this year on his farm In the
west end of the county. Recently he
dug half an acre of the tubers and the
yield waa 40 sacks of 100 pounds each.
He Bold them for rents a pound, or
OmunisM Oners to View Itoud. 1
The county commissioners assured
P. M. Kiger, of Umatilla, yesterday
afternoon, that they will look over the
roads which are alleged will damage
his property, before allowing them to
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acalp aa .binr. Jtn .apart suid that ka tbouf hi th lr wu wetsj
eatinct arid tbar. Waa no hop. of my Vfr having a new hair growth.
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oft. atroDr luatroaa halrl N trar. ef baldncaa. Tha plrtuna ahawa
(aata ara froia my pholortapha." Ut. Bnttaia aartotad furtkui
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Aa m Mma Tk. T V. a ivMi slaMntraeaa
at trying Tarioua hair lotiona, tonica, apacialiala'
Craatmaata, aia J came aaroaa, la sar.travatik a
. ft.-.bu ImHIbm 'arriiclna man' vho had aa alialt
thai ha aaaarrraud would crew 7 aair. Af tm Mair OrvmtH
X bad but llttta faith, X gars It a rlaL To Biy
amaaaBiast a llf hi f on sooa appaarcd. X daralopad, lay ay day. tatai
.a saadUy itswU, and era aaaa mr. kaie .was as uO as la si
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aae acalp, awaltmg we lariiiuiai poiwi w ' . J K -
X aesotfatad for and came Into poaiaaalon of thi- principla for pr
j !!.;. ..,.,.. -n-i. .aw aallad KoUlke. and lata sad tha
PVle-J.Uf, '"'KX'iFZf'fcXC.Z ,-.t iai aa amply prTl.'
How YOU May Grow YOUR Hair,
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kol die an whan tha hair fall aat thionch. daadmtr, f""V
aj,liria w,,M or carta I a othar hair er acalp diaordara. sties
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FOR PAIXINQ HAIR
BALDNESS. DANDRUFF
For Sale at all
Busy Drag Stores
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W. Milch II report: "I hid
spot complotclr lolfl. OTr
Tfcieh hair la now frowlnr oioco
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ITanroll roporta? "Too wholo
front of mr Iiob1 vaa aa bald
boa for about 15 yaara. fiineo nainf
v.. ' v. 1. . Mtriti. tmr too Dlacoi uiai waa Baia.
Jlany noro ipitaaia, toujimj rwyvm .a.-.. taxis,
" Xefafl lr wasoVrfal
for awwi m aaar.
nranm wv ATT. S a.lttar VMitant la-
gradlanta. He aleohnl, ao ahampoo ! bnl a hair elixir ot
wondarfnl aWcacy. All Inrredianta ara aafe and Karmlaaa,
area for a child's aealp and hair. Poaitiraly KOTAX.KO ia
aaiw dallaktfnltv aahable bair BraparalMB that neeaada
paa geanlBS BwrlV Bay Vox of KOTiXKO at Ufa drof alora. Or aik for KotaUa,
at the totlat soode or erne covntar of any larra department afiwa, Bamambar we
"ami. Aianl Sethis, ataeai "loat aa ood.'? JM OaABAJfTEB. Or If royd 1
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r..!S.!d. ".tarmtna'KOW la allmln.t. BANDRUTy t. treat BAI.PNF.ea. to BTO?
Ilia JHOM rAM.INO, Set a box of gnuaataed. KOTAiKO, apply anoa ev twice
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JOHN HART BRITTAIN, Inc BA-84. Station F. NewYor k Gty
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WHILE HOUSECLEANING
Don't forget to have bit hand a case of that wonder
fully sparkling and refreshing . .! .a..:- ,
WINE-O"
' An occasional bottle during these strenuous days,
will do much toward relieving the fatigue and nervous
strain of the industrious housewife.
A bottle of WINE-0 at dinner, also, will soothe the
irritability of father, -when he comes home and finds
the house topsy-turvy.
Besides, it ia good for the kiddies.
Keep a case of Wine-O in the house all the time.
Bottler of All Kindt Soda Water.
Manofaotorera
ruNDMSTOsr, oitEaoir
SUCCESS OF CAREER
(By United Press)
PORTLAND, Ore.. July . Men
takf pride. In . boasting', of their
achievements; artists prate of their
pictures; poets of their compositions;
business men of their succesea in
commercial life..
George Stevens Is one who views
with pride the "successes" of his life,
but It IS a misspent career, for Stev
ens is a pickpocket and jailbird. He
has broken out of a score of Jails
and la proud ef the fact. In fact, his
pride led to his humiliation. - It sent
him back to Anamosa penitentiary In
Iowa, with leg Irons and manacles on
hla ankles and wrists.
Stevens, who is a middle-aged man.
has seen the interior of a large num
ber of Jails In the country also the
outside of them, for he escaped from
many of them. Stevens broke away
from "tha Anamosa. penitentiary, to
which he had been' sentenced to serve
IS years, and came to Portland, fell
in with old associates and was
caught.
Stevens Is now on his way back to
Anamosa. prison, but he brags that
he will not stay there long. "I've
broken out of nearly every Jail in the
country, and you'll never hold me
there," he told the officers who came
here for him.
Hence the humiliation of the irons
and manacles.
Fashion in jewelry is changing from time to
time. It renders your jewelry less attractive,
but does noj: disturb the value of your jewels.
We can offer suggestions and advise you
about remodeling your jewelry and submit de
signs for yoqr approval.' V"
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SAVLfTELLE'S
LEAGUE IN NOVEMBER
1 tBy Associated Press.) -
LONDON, July a, President ' Wil
son has accepted an Invitation of-.the
League of Nations to call a meeting of
the assembly of the league early in
November, it was announced in the
house of commons today by the under
secretary for foreign affairs.
WAY FOR DISCUSSION
(By Associated PresaJ
SPA. July 8. The German plan for
progressive demobilisation to 100,000
men in IB months was presented to the
representatives of. the allied govern
ments here this afternoon and was
declared unsatisfactory to the allies.
Tho associated press is informed by
a prominent member of the conference
that it will be exntulned seriously and
acted upon after the experts report to
day. The impression in allied1 circles last
night was far more favorable than on
Tuesday the presentation of the Ger
man plan opening the way for discus
sion and removing danger of a rup
ture. Dr. Simmons German foreign minis
ter, gave it as his opinion that the
crisis had not yet passed. The only
moment when there was any bitter
ness shown at yesterday afternoon's
session was when Premier Lloyd
George said rather- Impatiently:
-'You only have to make a law to
reduce your army and execute it."
To this Simons replied: "I wish to
remind the honorable gentleman that
there are parts of the British empire
in phlch there are laws concerning
the keeping of arms by subject, which
the Hrltish empire is unable to enforce."
' Soil for ;mwth.
!At Christmas time Klinor got several
little candy animals, which she has
been saving because they were so cute.
But one day the toy rabbit waa missed.
"What did you do with Bunny?"
"Oh, ha gnt too dirty to play with.
so I ate him," replied Elinor. Chica
fMabllshed
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JEWELERS
t Iatrttest ntamond Dealer In
L Kasteni Oregon
T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALK Underwood typewriter
Good Condition Call 696-M.
FOR BALIS Baby bassinet Phone
f.-R or call 21 Garfield St.
. . . For Sale).-.
640 acres of Wallowa County stock
atnd grain ranch. 320 acres In culti
vation aa follows:
160 acres in summer fallow.
140 acres In wheat. .
10 acre in timothy. ' rf "
10- acres In barley.
10 acres In sunflower.
TheTemalnder (S20) acree in excel
lent pasture. .
New fi room plastered house, hot
and cold water, bath electric lights and
goot out buildings.
With this places goes:
' 100 head of cattle.'
11 head of horses. . '
All crops and machinery. Including
a sawmill now In operation.
Price 57.000, of which $15,000 is
to be paid down. $10,000 after harvest,
balance easy terms. . , .
This place ought to produce eight or
ten thousand dollars' this fall.
For further Information, address
Box 111, Joseph, Oregon.
NOTICE OV STItEKT IMPHOVE.
MKNT , ,
Notice ia hereby given that at f
regular meeting of The Common
Council of The Ctty of Pendleton held
at the Council Chambers In Pendleton
Oregon, on' July Tth'ieBO the follow
ing Resolution was duly adopted;
WHEREAS, the City Surveyor of
Tho City of Pendleton did on the 30th
day of June, 1920, under directions
and by requirement of the Common
Council file in the office of the Re
corder of The City of Pendleton, plana
and specifications for an appropriate
improvement ot the following named
street In said city:
Garfield Street from the North line
of Jackson street to the South line of
Martin Street, together with the esti
mates ot the work to be done and the
Probable cost thereof with a state
ment of the lota, parts of lots and par
cels of land to be benefited by such
improvement and the percentage of
the total cost of Improvement, which
eiach of such lots, parts of lots and
parcels of land should pay on account
of the benefits to be derived from such
improvement, and, '!' '
WHERBAS, the council has examin
ed such plans and specifications and
estimates and found the some satis
factory and the estimates therefor to
be In accordance with the probable
cost of such "work, and.
WHRRBA8, the property 'reconi-,
mended by the City Surveyor to be In
cluded within the boundaries of the
district benefited is in the Judgement
of the Common Council properly to be
Included within such Improvement
District and no property Is excluded
therefrom which should properly be
included therein; and.
WHEREAS the improvement of the
hereinabove described portions of Gar
field Street either gravet Bitullthie
pavement, Concrete pavement or War
renlte Bitullthie pavement on Crushed
rock Or crushed gravel foundation is
at this time necessary, therefore, be It,
RESOLVED by the Common Coun
cil of The City of Pendleton that It is
expedient to improve and it is hereby
proposed to improve said portion of
Garfield street by paving the same
with either gravel Bitullthie pavement
Concrete pavement of Warrenlte
Bitullthie pvement on Crushed rock
or Crushed gravel foundation; such
pavement to. be constructed and the
surface thereof to be finished upon
the established grade of said street
and the street to have curbs and gut
ters and all other things In accordance
with and as shown In the plans and
specifications for the Improvement of
said portions of said Garfield Street,
.prepared by F. B. Hays, City Surveyor,
filed with the Recorder of said city on
the 30th day of Junes 1920, which said
plans and specifications are hereby
particularly referred to, and be It fur
ther4 RESOLVED that the ' Engineer's
estimates of the probable total cost of
such improvement, which said City
Engineer's estimates was made and
prepared by P. B. Hayes, City Survey
or of said city. In the sum of $14,334.05
and was filed with the Recorder of
said city on the SOth day of June, 1920,
is hereby included and hereby referred
to particularly; and' be is further '
RFJSOLVBD that the plans and
specifications and estimates for such
Improvement as prepared 'by the City
Surveyor and filed with the Recorder
of The City of Pendleton on the 30th
day of June. 1920, be and they are
hereby adapted and approved, and be
it further
RESOLVED that the cost of making
such improvement shall be a charge
and Hen upon all lots, parts of. lots
and parcels of land to be benefited by
such Improvement, and the owners of
such lots, parts of lots and parcels of
land so specially benefited by such im
provement shall be liable for the pay
ment of the coats thereof, and be it
further, , ,
RESOLVED that' an ' Assessment
District ts hereby created to be known
as "Assessment District No. 88" em
bracing the property ibenefited and to
be assessed for the payment of such
Improvements, which Assessment Dis
trict shall include all lots, parts of lots
and parceft of land lying and being
within the district bounded and de
scribed ns follows, to-wit: '
Description of Assessment District
, No. 8.
Commencing on the Southwest cor
ner of Lot ; . Block 3. Ivermore's
Add. to Pendleton, Oregon, thence
North and parallel with the West line
of Garfield Street 1020 feet; thence
East and along the South line of Mar
tin Street 260 feet; thence South and
parallel with the East line of Gar
field Street 1020 feet; thence West
along the North line of Jackson Street
260 feet to the point of beginning.
And be It further ..
RESOLVED, that a copy of this
resolution together with the notice
that the surveyor's estimate of the
proportion of the cost of said work to
be charged against each lot, part of lot
and parcel of land Is on file in the of
fice of the City Recorder, be publish
ed for a period of ten days in the East
Oregonlan, which newspaper is hereby
designated by the Common Council
for the publication thereof. :
And further notice is hereby gfven
that the Surveyors estimate of the
rroportion of the cost of said work to
be charged against each Lot, part of
Lot, and parcel of Land on account
of said work is now on file in the .of
fice of the City Recorder, subject to
inspection and examination.
Dated at Pendleton Oregon this 8th
dav- of July A. D., 1920.
.. THOS. FITZ GERALD,
City Recorder.
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How about a fish" dinner for Friday dinJJ" .
that will taste as goott as if you had daught the fish
yourself? ...
The fish we sell are shipped direct from the.nets
the kind we select for our own tables fresh, firm,,
tasty. " 1
Call or phone for a supply while we have a good . ,;
a&ortment,
CHICKENS WANTED" v
A :'V
Empire Meat Market
. "The Old Reliable" -
' . ' f - . V J.tJjf... ,. aa. .
. Established 1890 '..
Phone 18
THE UNI
HAVE FORD MECHANICS REPAIR
YOUR, CAR
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The mechanics in our shop who will adjust or
repair your Ford ear. or Ford truck, art amen who
understand the Ford mechanism and who know
the Ford way of making repairs and replace
ments. They are experienced Ford mechanics and
because of their familiarity with Ford Cars can
do your work more inteUigently and more quick
ly than other skilled mechanics who laak Ford
, experience. ' , . . ?
The work on your car will be done in a com
pletely equipped shop with time-saving Ford tools
and equipment. Whether yous-car needs-an ad
justment or a thorough overhauling, we are pre
pared to give you carcf '! and . prompt service.
nd nothing but the Genu:i;p i-made parts and
replacements will be used. VI - the work Is fin
ished, the charge will be tha ronable, standard
Ford prices. . . ,' ' - T '
Our stodk of Ford parts is always- complete.
'And our Ford garage and Ford mechanics are al
ways at your service at any time. We ara Aoth
rised Ford Dealers and not only repair Fords but
also sell them. Drive in or 'phone. Be fair , to
your car and your pocketbook-J '- - - t .. r:
SIMPSON Aurb CO.
INSIST OX GENOXB FORD PAKTS
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DEERING? AND! McCORMICK
Mowers, Rakes and Bladers are universally nsed In this county
and their owners like them because they are right.
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We carry both makes together with a good supply of parts for
them. This Is a very important item to be considered In buy
ing any piece of farm machinery.
Come In and fit up for 'jour harvesting.
AT VOlTt SFRTICK WITH IKST OF Sr.RVlfH.
Clomons '& Ebort
Pendleton. Ore. (iPhone867
20?E.-Court '- - -f none 44i.
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY r
P 'We deduct these expenses - of f - ;tlie Z
price of our Groceries: .:' '
" v Bookkeeping ': V 5;
. Long Time Credit ; , i X
Bad Credit Accts. : '
. ..Collectors : J
and a great many small expenses which -i
a credit store has. Pay cash and pay it ;
at a cash store- The saving is here for v
you; come and take it. ' n
Fiy Caab-
Receive Moraj
Pay
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY.
209 East Court SI
During the Hot Summer
. Months .
don't stand for burs 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
dimpiex. ; ...
It is fully guaranteed. . ;
You can buy them at '
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' 5 Milne Electrical Company I
Pendleton, Ore. .
We Handle Wiring Contracts.
108 E. Alta Across From Alta Theatre
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