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It a entAHHm r TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OBEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OBEOOIT, THURSDAY EVENING , JULY 22, 1920. PAGE THREE News of Pendleton Returns rrom Vacation Miss f Jennla Bent, who I employed ,t the First National Bank, ha. re turned from Salem where .he .pent a vacation visiting her mother. Derailment Oauaea Dlar Derailment at Unity lairt nlg-ht teamed the delay of several west-bound trains. No. 6, due here at 1:18 a. m. I today, d not arrive until 11:30 a. m. and No. 1, due here at :S0 a. m. did not arrive until noon today. I Dullness to Foreign Km-hance. merlins hold, .teady at the 3.9o mark.' Iwachmas are quoted t 112.85. Frank, on France are 8.5. Franc, on Belgium are 8.0. Kroner, on Norway are ll.85. Kroner, on Sweden ore standing at 122.10. Urea re 15.00. arrman mark, are I3..5 a drop of five cents over the lost quo tation. Wheat Head larger. Wheat head, are larger thl. year than last year. eay. Fred Bennlon, county agent, who with Professor O. H. Hyslop. of O. A. G. ha. been mak ing wheat tart. In the county. Mr. Bennlon aaya the condition i. due to a thinner .t.nd. He state, that there U much lea. smut than there was last year, the average being reduced from SO or 40 per cent to about 25 per oent. Of the fields inspected there was found to be practically no smut in the Dave Nelson and Btorle and .Rit ner fields. Professor Hyslop ' left to day for Morrow county but will re turn here In 10 days to visit the fields In the Weston, Milton and Pilot Bock region, and to certify potatoes grown on Weston mountain. Distillate to Arrive. The recent advance In the price of gasoline has caused Umatilla county farmers to take an added Interest In ordering distillate through the county farm bureau. Five more cars have been ordered, says- Fred Bennlon. county agrloulture agent. Of the old order, a car for Pendleton will arrive next week and a second car Is also on the way.. Mr. Taylor from hi. son. Dr. Tayloi recently won the state championship of California In the state .hoot. The team of which he will be a memhei will be aomnnsed of 14 men from va rious parts of California. Get Building permit. Alex Mannins- secured a hullrilna permit today for S2G0. for the build ing of a small store facing Main street. New Employes Added Three new employe, have been add ed to the force at Alexander's depart ment store. They are C. C. Crlss, of Portland, who Is in the men's furnish ing department, Mrs. Edith Phlpps. of Beattle, who iwl". be employed in the laldes' ready-to-wear department, and Alfred E. Smith, who Is a window trimmer for the dry-goods depart ment. Mr. Smith comes to Pendleton from Colorado. One License Issued. A marriage license has been Issued by the county clerk to- William A. Johnson and Constance Belle Jones both of Pendleton. Arrested for Serious Act. Deputy Sheriff Adams of Jefferson county ha. been here today for the purpose of securing Frank Itlngo ar rests dhere recently on a Jefferson county charge of attempted rape. lr. Taylor Chosen. Dr. H. II. Taylor, formerly or mis city, and the son of Henry J. Taylor has been selected as a m.mhmr nt the California team to rep resent the state In the national match es which will be held at Camp perry. Ohio, from July t to August zs. ac cording to a letter received today by 101101101101101101 101101101101 Green Corn Fh-at Express Shipment Received Yeaterday Moftunf- . Phone your fruit and vegetable orders to"101" and receive the new arrivals when they first come on the market. - "Waste Less Buy the Best" Pendleton Cash M&rket, Inc. PHONES 101 IFrrrata Exchange Connect Both STSK GKOCEIUKS AND UEAX 101-101101101 101101101101101101- Light Shower Falls . A light shower fell in Pendleton yesterday afternoon, cooling the air. Today the maximum is 82 with a mini Imum of 62. The barometer registers 28.70, and Major Lee Moorhouse re ports that continued fair weather Is assured. Hues for Will Rights. O. D. Tell has brought suit in the circuit court to clear up title to land alleged to have been left to him by the will of his mother the late Mrs. Elvira Tell. Nancy J. McDonald et al are named as defendants in the com plaint filed today by Carter & Smythe. Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Depts. 78 QUALITY Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phone9 526 Other Depts. 78 pknMjKton'r IjEaiw Tonrc Friday Is DOLLAR DAY It will be a lucky day for you, if you attend this great DOLLAR SALE. Many items are limited so you'll have to be here early. SALE WILL NOT BEGIN UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK. Boy Is Arrested. A young boy was arrested today on a charge of having stolen money from the Pendleton natatorlum. The boy was arrested by Chief Al Roberts at the depot and it is alleged he was at tempting to escape with the money. He is In jail awaiting action of the juvenile court. I "See SVle Before The Fire" Tom Nye Designs Posters. Tom Nye Is drawing the Buckaroo pictures for banners which, will be used for Round-Up decoration, by Sam Wright, who has been awarded the decorating contract. Mr. Nye is now making the patterns, which are in or iginal designs showing cowgirls and cowboys astride bucking bronks of the "So Name" type. The designs will be placed on the banner, in colors. ONE LOT WASH DRESSES $1.00 Pendleton Men tat Picture, Pendleton men as they appeared In the recent Shrine parade', when they were members of tire famous cowboy mounted patrol, will be shown in mov ies of the Shriners' parade at the Alta theater, on Friday and Saturday. Man ager Guy Matlock aays he secured the films so that Pendleton wives may see how their husbands behaved when away from home. TWO BARGAINS Five Room Modern House on Grant street, west of Lincoln school. Small amount down, balance like rent. Five Room House on Hazel street, large rooms and modern plumbing, $500 down, balance less than rent JOE KERLEY Insurance, Real Estate, Loans, Grain 721 Main Pendleton, Ore. Pinal Report Made. Final report and account has been made by P. M. Collier, receiver for the Tribune Company. . which recently went Into involuntary bankruptcy. The report has been referred by Judge Charles Wolverton. of the district court of the U. a, to Judge Thomas Fit. Gerald. Judge Fit. Gerald, after checking the report, will report to the court his findings and recommendations. leave for Salem. Pendleton delpratA. tn ih. rii... vention at Salem left M.rd. .-.t today for the convention city. Among them are Phnrl.. c rlniA. i. ruler, R. Alexander, Sherman Mitchell, who goes to Salem from Astoria. H n Thompson. C. P. A. Lonergan and Henry Vaught. Rov Ritnor Tnn... Johns and F. J. MUnnU. n T) .1. ton. Jack Gibson. J. C. Gallaher and Clark Nelson of Portland; E. T. Avl son of Salem, and r . rk iv. 1, . torla. all members of the local lodge oi tins, will also attend the conven tion. Guaranteed Price We will guarantee that our f. o. b. delivered price on building material will be an low aa any competitor whether in or out of town, quality of material consid ered. Let us PROV1 "h thia to you an we have wherever we have been given the opportunity to do ao. If you want a load or tne oest uoai, can OREGONumber U7 X (WATCH THIS SPACE lUi ILLINOIS COAL MINES ARE NEAR SHUTDOWN SPRINGFIELD. Jnlv as tt t r.vcry coal mine in Illinois will be lorcea to close by Monday due to sirtKes, President Farrlngton of Illi nois miners, declared tnAav tween 85 and 80 thousand miners are now OUt Of work rillA in . company men in different parts of the state," he said. The sasortment is limited but the sizes are good. The materials in these dresses are just what you want for summer wear-only they are - slightly soiled. LOT SKIRTS 1.00 $2.00 PRINTED CHIFFON 31.00 YD. - One lot fine Chiffon Cloth, at tracaive printed designs for blouses and dresses, 40 in. wide. LOT CHILDREN'S SHOES 31.00. 35c SOISENE, 5 YDS. 31.00 Comes in white and colors, suitable for blouses and dresses. . , - ' T. 35c WOMEN'S INITIAL HANDKER CHIEFS, 5 FOR 31.00 Odd initials but of excellent linen. 25c WOMEN'S SUMMER VESTS 6 FOR 31.00. 31.25 FINE BATH TOWELS 31.00. 65c WOMEN'S UNION SUITS 2 for $1.00 Just 5 skirts in this lot. Come get a skirt for $1.00 BERLIN. July 22. (U. P.) The civil population of Warsaw begun exa cuating Polish capital, according to reports reaching Berlin. , The Polish front wing is apparently crumpled. The bolshevik troops are reported pur suing the retreating Poles at a rate of 25 kilometers daily. Bed armies are reported advancing on Poland in three columns. After outflanking the Poles st Grodno, one Red column reached Blalystok, which is within the Polish frontier as fixed hy the allies, a dis patch stated today. ASKS RECOGSriTTOX OP STRIKE WASH1NQTO.V. July 22. (U. P.) A delegation of Illinois coal operators called at the white house today and asked Wilson to acknowledge the coal strike in that state. LOT CHILDREN'S DRESSES 31.00 Good sizes of white and colors attractive styles. JULY DESIGNERS ARE HERE Patrons having subscription cards please call and get magazines. 1 LOT FINE RIBBONS 31.00 . Values up to $1.75, all go at the price of $1.00 yd. Suitable for trimmings, bags and fancy work. LOT LADIES' PUMPS 31.00 This lot consists of women's black pumps, sizes up to 5. LOT WOMEN'S SHOES 31.00 This is an extraordinary bargain, good sizes $1.00 Grocery IDepartment BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT ALEXAN DERS AND GET QUALITY. Golden Marshmallow Syrup No. 10 cans 31.60 Imported French Mushrooms, 10 oz. cans . 90c Royal Club Peanut Butter, 5 lb. cans 31.75 Columbia River Shad, 15 1-2 oz. can, each 25c dozen 32.75 Girls! Buttermilk Turns Dull Lifeless Complexions to Radiant Beauty No fua uit try It thl n way. Guar. antaaa. dimply ask your drucglt. or Howard' Buttermilk Cream LAFOLLETTE REPUDIATES REPUBLICAN ALLEGIANCE MADISON. Juty 12. La Follette, In a signed editorial In Idi ollette's mns- ailne, today repudiated th. republican party, as a member of m'hlch he was three times elected governor of Wis consin, and twice United States sena tor. He said "the old failed." He made no Harding' and Cox. parties have the first round of the Olympic trap nientlcn of'snootinff competition shot today. scoring- 115 out of a possible 12H tar- Rets. TAKE EASY VICTORY ANTWERP. July S2. (A. P.) The American team was an easy victor In country but won't make a "barnstorm.. - ins; tour." Chairman Hays of the r,e. publican national committee, said to. ' day. After a conference with the r-." publican rampattrn committee Hays declared he "understood a "front porch" campaign did not exclude tn speeches at "nationally Important centers." Hoys tndtcatrd that Hard ing might speak on both the Atlantio and Pacific coasts. ' The commute adopted a resolution -urjtlng the republicans nt tha Tenncs- . sea legislature to vote for the nnli.. ' speak In several larger cities In the tlon of suffrage. E COAST DURING TOUR COLl'MBl'S. July ti. Harding will 4- i
