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'JJr. i page nvs TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OBEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENINGJULY 22, 1020. 4J People Here and There Mr. SchalE proprietor nf the Inluiid loft today for Morrow county uflor 'Mercantile Cmpuiiy of Adorns U In the oily bn 1iislnos visit today. IJttie Mtirvln Cady, ufrod three and a half years, who was lout on Tues day, proved himself an enterprising youth for when found he wan In pos reunion of a toy wukuii., Mr. and Mm. Cady have been unohle to find tho ownor of tho wukoii luid tholr sun In uuublo to tell whole he found 11. t Carl KtiKilnMI, Helix rancher, wai In the city yesterday on a business trip.. "There I) a race on In Ihe dry sec tion and the Iteht land section of Uma tilla county ftetweon Turkey Red end White 'Hybrid wheat," suy Professor J. It, Hyslnp, professor of farm crops at O. A. C. This, will continue until the line somewhere north ttnd wwl of I'endlcton Ik esuihllsheil helwcen tho making- tents In tho whuut field of the county, Buys that on I ho went and north of the lino whoro the rainfall Is tor the day. I Hylniitnii and wife are reenter ed at the Uolilen Kulo. O. I. Winlth le a vlBitor in the city less and the soils are more sandy, the drouifh resisting; Turkey Ited will win out, hut ooxt of tho lino whore tho rainfall le heavier and there ! not so V. J. I Clare le In town. 11. II. Hudson registered at the Hotel Pendleton thin morning. w. M. Hush came In from 'Portland much hi wind, the greater tendency thin morning. for yellow herry in the Turkey ! tod, M. I'. C'liplalu of Kcattlo is hero on will make It yield to Hybrid 1118. uiixlnem. vv. M. Chaperon la here from I'ort- Zo Houscr, who UHed to be sheriff of Umatilla' county. Ih atruin a candi date for the off Ice and secured the re publican nomination at the May pri maries. He wan at one time United HtatcH inarHiiat. Mr. Houser was in tire city yesterday from Kchd. Ml.su Maliol Dubney, of Albany, Is a Pendleton vlHltor on her way East. Miss Imhucy Ih a prominent member of tho Mazunuui and hus climbed sov- two varieties'." professor HyHlop, wh" cnil weHtoni peaks. ONE OF UNCLE SAM'S GIRL WORKERS v i. ENJOYING HER OFF HOURS ON THE DIAMOND i ""W'"JI J - ' " ' ' ' '"' """ T IBBT Ml Will hi i I - nt . yOr j ; . - " l - c..'.;.-.' r--'- j 2 --Jwa , , .rv" I All tho baseball eU.rs - national or "' T''' hotoa;rai.h sh w how Wrirnhad letter watch out! "' f " workers have fun after Jncle Sm haa found out that the workln hours, hd.l c Uarrity, yet- Usat way to keep hi .n.plovea eiuiii. eraii catcher of the WMhlnton Club, Hed le to allow them to enjoy, them- ' coaching Miss Ruth I-rfist-,, t , - t---i--s"''''ir'' .nr-.wn3BBWW ""' 'TO . 1 A t.il I 1 I lit I I L 1 a h ill lUJr 1 .1.. W .'V W I I 9rt i r , k i . 1 Fill I F K ISl land H. Puest arrived hole from Portland foe tho day. Harry Thomas Is In the city. Ous Peterson of 8ldiane Is here for thf day. ' p. O. liruce and wife are hore from Seattle. COLUMBUS. July 22. (U. P. ) Chtoftalns of the Cox camp are at work today seeking to have Bryan promptly decline the prohibition party nomination. Brayan'a selection came like a bombshell among; the Cox-leaders. Politicians if they should desire, could be threatening to take the nomi nation, and brinir pressure to bear on Cox for a dry stand. Cox declined to comment on the situation. ISAILBICD W7IIB OVER CITY FAILS (Continued' from page 1.) Post Office Wrecked. BKLFAST, July 22. (A. P.) Riot ing was renewed in West Belfast dur ing the mill dinner hour today, the post office was wrecked and police fired on the rioters. A soldier and Bev. eral civilians were wounded during the melee. i n t r fl - - ; " . i ' - . VOGUE THE vogue of the decora ted wedding ring is with ui. Traub ring have firmly re-eMab-lished the prestige of the original decorated wedding ring, for in seeking greater beauty no jot of chastenest has been lost. In the new rings is recognized a suc cessful completion of the search for really symbolic wedding rings. They are all bands of purest metal, with the delight ful addition of a message, hand chased. Their delicate tracery i expressive of the century-old sentiment of marriage. To wear one of these rings marks one as appreciative of the dernier cri in wedding etiquette. Ask us to show you the Traub Decorated Wedding Rings. Their workmanship and design is so wonderful that no repto duction can do them justice. SAWTELLE'S, Inc. I'tti-ccMt Klumond lral-ra in I'mMktu Oregon. J FISH We have just received a 'supply of fish that will make you want a good old-fashioned fish dinner the moment yOU See It. t f uk.hiUAdU4mmmmmU- Better get your order in early if you can't get in yourself. We will make a selection for you if you wish. .. . . Empire Meat Market The Old Reliable" V .... . . V - Established 1890 r Kione 18 STARVING RUSSIAN REFUGEES CROWD ABOUT THIS CATHEDRAL AT REVEL IN HOPE WINDS WILL BLOW GOLDEN TILES FROM DOMES COMMONER, SILENT, WITHHOLDS REPLY LINCOLN. July 22. (A. P.) Bry an for the past 24 hours has success full.eluded the efforts trf press asso olii lions and individual newpapers and telegraph companies to reach him. He has been reported bs being at five dlf fcrent places. ' noiircntlon Is Wafting LINCOLN, July 22. ( A. P.) The prohibition party today rearranged lie convention schedule pending word from William J. Bryan saying wheth r or not he would accept the party's nomination. All plans are beinjr made on the assumption, the Bryan will ac cept. Put Sunshine in Your Home with PAINTS. VARNISHES, ENAMELS," Etc. Diniry rooms dampen many a housewife's intercut in the home. Keeping the woodwork, walls, floors and furniture looking; bright and new helps to make her home life well A few dollars iipent for FULLER Prod ucts will work wander. It will put "rays of sunshine" int the home. I W.P.Fuller&Co. I Nnrf't Hmam ( m( Up m MUUPIIY BROS. Local Dealers 121 East Court St. rhonc 318 JAPANESE CREWS LEAVE SHIPS IN U.S. PORTS TOKtO, July 25. (U. P.) Allega tions that high orficials have accepted !rl(es In consideration of winking at the Illegal departure of , immigrants for the United States has caused the Japanese government to start an in vestigation on the charges that Japa nese are being smuggled Into the Uni ted States. The foreign office today verified reports that such an investi gation was started, and declared every effort would be made to see that a "gentlemen's agreement" wllh Amer ica will be lived up to strictly. Thus far the investigation revealed that in recent months 200 Japanese shipping as sailors deserted in American ports. h '-:v' ''.t. l.c'l rk.z if i ' l' Mib? "R,ii til v, JKa' I " " '"nil mi j M Tho golden domes of this Russian calhelral, in 'llnrvei. Ksthotna, C'.t J40.000. The roof was ncgelcted dur ing the war and some of the golden tiles have worked loose. On windy days the grounds around the cathe dral are crowded Tvith refugees who hope, to profit by a veritable windfall. Thousands of KusHian exiles, starving within the city limine, are being aided by the American Central Committee for Russian Belief. Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian Printing Department. WHILE HOUSECLEANING Don't forget to hartf on htuxi a case of that wonder- fully sparkling and refreshing . 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 WLNE-0 at dinner, also, will soothe the irritability of father, wlicn ho comes home and finds the house topsy-turvy. Besides, it is good for the kiddies. Keep a case of Wine-0 in the house all the time. Bottler of All Kind Soda Water Hannfaotarera PENDliETO.Y, ORBGOff MIU.S are ;kaxti:i ih-nchise (Continued from page 1.) LS I . -' f DEERING AND McCORMICK Mowers, Hakes and Itlndors are unlvorsally uswl la this county and their owners like them because they are right. Wo carry both makes together with a good supply of parts for them. This is a very Important item to bo considered in buy lug any piece of farm inuchlnery. Come In Bnd fit lip for your harvesting. , ' ; .::...... . - ' ' ' at voin si:nvi k wn it ih:st oi- skiivicc. Clomons & Ebori Pendleton Ore. Phone 867 NEW YORK, July 22. (IT. P.) Now Hope pervaded the American yatchiiiK club while the crew of the Resolute were giving- America's de fender a "rundown in preparation for tomorrow's race that means de feat or another chance for victory. Yesterday's victory which waa na ture's penalty to Phamfock, for her superior size, made the soorq two and one. ' ' it EDULE : OF RHES PRESENTED WA8HIN0TON'. July 32. (IT. P- Railroads today presented to the inter state commerce commission a sched ule of rates aimed to raise the $629. OOe.000 additional revenue to meet the ware award granted worker. The railroads proponed increasing passen ger fares of 20 per cent, excess bag gage rates 20 per cent, and parlor and sleeping car privileges of 60 per cent. Increased rates for carrying milk wero a two proposed as well as addition al increases In freight switching rates heyond that asked In application filed prevent t weeks ago. The railroad offi i etuis say mail and transportation rates will remain practically where they were lefore the era of soaring prices and that the railrosds will lose mon ey on thnt bawls. Other means of rais ing additional revenue were under consideration when railroad execu tives met here today were 1-2 cent per mile Increase on paswenger fares, j additional Increase In freight rates, higher rates for transporting nrilk, ad ditional charges for Pullman car priv ileges, nn advance in price commuta tion multiple tickets, , nder tho street and if successful, will be permanently constructed. Improvements Ordoeod. The council accepted the plans for the Willow Htreet sewer and ordered advertisement for bids. Re-advertisement of hids for the Turner street sewer was authorized, as well aa ad vertisement for hids on a sewer clean ing machine. Mayor . I Vaughan rec ommended thrtt the machine be bought to protect the property in the lower end of the city. In addition to $100 already given from license money, the council voted to give $50 to the entertainment fund for the summer normal school. The fund will be from the license money of the carnival which comes to this city next week under the auspices of the Central Labor Council. lVmrits for Ilopalrs. Permits were granted to the I- O. O. F. lodge, Mrs. Mary O'Oara and E. J. Murphy, for making repairs to buildings within the fire limits. The terasuror's report was read ' and accepted. 'GRAVEYARD' SIGNBOARDS WHICH HAS CUT . DOWN ACCIDENTS IN LOUISVILLE STREETS .. .r . - L v x. - y ' t ir - V LJ - - - X -.-.' - . I . .. . 'i . ( v, A - V M . f ? A y-7 FATAL 4 . 4 i rt if t"nrelw pefh-Mtrsins mil . n irood Joltlna-, Poiilsvillc, Ky- authorities huve deritieil. - In a campaign to le.t t'en nrc'.'ients, particularly,, those in which automol.ilos nn concerned 'graveyttrd'' hcaiUiarU Udve te!i In-Sous pmashuos. trotlucc.1 in the husv downtown sec tion. One strtklnir slpn reads "A Fatal Accident tVctircd Jlero Last Year." During Hio first week of the rnmnaipn not one fatal n-ident oc onrrel ami thcrv were no really Bert- 1 , 209 E. Court Phone 443 DESPAIN c& LEE CASH GROCERY New Spuds 12 POUNDS FOR $1.00 PAY CASH AT A CASH STORE AND SAVE FROM 10 TO 25 PER CENT ON YOUR GROCERIES .. .; j . Pay Cash Rociv Mor Pay I DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY S09 Eut Court SI. 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 ft Simplex. It is fully guaranteed. You can buy them at Milne Electrical Company Pendleton, Ore. We Handle Wiring Contracts. 108 E. Alta Across From Alta Theatre