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TEN PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1A1?, PEDTDtETODT, OltEGOIT,. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMEEB StT,182(). .-.tag?. ni i . . ; Peopk H . tlicro attending their show-. Dr. M. K. It'll, formerly a physician In li tlruiide, whs a I'endlclon vlHltor yesterday. tr. Hill, during the recent war, tan in the medical corps and served at Lettorman Ueneral Hospit- al. Now'thati the 'meeting of the state highway commission ,Ib over, County Judge C. 1J. Marsh can turn" his thoughts (ir a few days to the paying of Hound-Up bills. The Judge Ih sec retary of the llound-Up and as such Ih entrusted with the big Job of auditing and paying the bills.. ,Until next Wed nesday when the October term of the county court convenes, the ' seorotary will have time to flnJnh up account! on the 1920 allow, ho hopes, and he Is asking that everyone have in their ac counts early. . . : . i i- : ' f 1'retuderit: H- W. '' Collins, of the Hoy W. miner, stato senator, and ltound-Uu was unable to got away 1ft. iS. Chlo'uppfc, secretury of the re last evening to attend the aiolso I publican county, organization here, are llound-Up and is plannlrtg'to reave toi loaWiig to'nlwht for noise to attend the night, if possible, to spend to daya; Uouml-'fp'there and to look over the custom '. Oregon while enroute. political ' situation , James If. Bturgls, of Hturgls & Storle, left last night on No. 18 for lloiso where he will attend their llound-Up as the guest of friends. The Hound-lip Is over and Sharkey is still unrldrion by Jimmy Hicks, O. W. H. 9c N. traveling passenger agent. Mr. Hicks for weeks before the big show maintained that He could ride the bull but during the days of September 23, 24 and 25 be strangely silent. Ho Is in Pendleton today and feels safe in stating that he .really could have riddon the outlawv' v- i" : - 'r. .. THE NEW CENTKKOF POPULATION? m .'rt .4wmvv.. -. i.w.. a.-vO ST . . iivjwiv!'-m i :,r" i 1 7, ' : 74 1 '. TAe old center . k - V i- .17. itlJ : J . , 1 - cz vv . . f , '' ? f .S"-'t;Jr "itl? A , i l I y fx ' NEWS OF.THE COUNTV OFFICES AND OFFICERS A . . .. "The new cnter ol population T Sure, right on my farm. ay J. L. Skirrln, Monroe-co, Ind.. farmer, who la pointing at It. "There'e ..the mooument to 'er. and it ab' not in tee exaet spot. I'll more "er.r ' born woman ever to marry into tbe firitlsh royal farlly Iiihbiio Man Brought Here. A man giving the name of Rode Itokic was committed to the ICoMcrn Oregon Btate hospital yesterduy aft e moo n after having been brought to the county Jnll from Huron by Wil liam t'helf, simwIo deputy, aheriff at Meacbum. The msa - was shabbily dressed, wore a Khg, black beard and his huir was matted and . -tinke'mpt. Fon three days prior to being taken Into custody, the man stayed' in a car bin near Huron, refusing fond that was Offered him and eating nothing what ever. He is harmless and of the'tier mit type,: hs eyes having the peculiar glare and his face the fiendish 'grin of one insane, ile was examined and committed by Dr. 1, J. McFaul, coun ty physician. ' I'lduJi Mas Marrta. , ,:. -, John f. tjrena, f I'kiuh, .and Miss Ifcilly Oallington, were licensed yester day afternoon to wed. . The wedding took place later in the day In the of ficea of Justlco, Joe H. l arkes. , BILLY SUNDAY FINDS r MORAL IN IDOL'S FALL - HV BtLoT SUNDAY.' (Copyright by the United I'rcss.) UOANOKKt ' Va., ei)t. 30. The heart of the average American boy will cherish bitter enmity toward dastardly gambling Interests that cor rupted his baseball Idols. But no boy will say, he has lost faith In baseball. He is Just one more factor of the pub lic eager to repudiate the slightest suggestion of dishonesty and anxious to back up efforts to maintain for baseball tho reputation it had for years clean. on the square, whole some and distinctly' American. Dis loyalty and dishonesty did what ail sluggers of the American league could not do drive Eddie Clcotte from the box. Thus one of the Idols of American boyhood fall from its pedestlal of lame. To my mind this Consttutes one of the saddest features connected with the baseball scandal. Kven this, how- eves., will not rob the average boy of his Interest and love for baseball, Thousands of youthful players on city lots, members of country and town loams from coaHt to coawt, will see In the baseball scandal only proof, of things that they havot always bellnvedi "That you can't p"lay a crooked gamo ana w.n - . - ( That murder will out, and That you can not mix in bad com pany and get away with it. - . iii To "YcaHi-iV Gray, Sfreakod ISafr sk nnvliorlv ft dim ho you am, and notic how thir flmt cmnc is old directed at ppralMn your nair. To ha anfWflnr1 To nan't hn mnro than thirty; I can tll bv your liair," tnuivt Kv to any woman whi in really forty fir mure a etis of pride and atlfaction. lint to hecomo prmftturly rray at 20 or 40s to look tea yoars older T.f. AS STATION AGENT HERE iUMV'tstraUoit SHNlcU in. . .. KogiHtrat'on of voters at the county clerk's office was speeded, up consid erably today,' as the end approaches for registering. This morning there were IS names added to tbe lists, 16 of these being democrats and 12 re labllcan. The rush to register con tinued this afternoon. AVould tPfmn Citizen . Hugh Thomas FTaer, of Hermlston, on Wednesday filed his petition with the county clerk for final naturalisa tion papers and will be heard at the January term on January , 1921. MA TOW UMS TO 8W1CDKV VAN-COirV'ER. B. C... Pent. 81. To shin lumber in raft formation from this coast to Sweden is tbe ambitious project being Investigated here by prominent lumbermen of Sweden. The visitors have carefully Investigated 'waters of the Pacific, tides, currents and seasonal winds and say that on account of the huge slse of British Columbia timbers It will be possible to make and tow rafts eontaining from twenty to. twenty -.fiver million feet of timbers to Sweden. . . . T. F. O'Kricn. for the wast ten and a helf years Pendleton station agent for the O. W. H. A N., has resigned his po sition, according to announcement made by him this morning. F. It. Hall, station agent at Huntington since 1S0, arrived last night to succeed Mr. O'Brien. Mr. O'Brien has for mahy year been & railroad man. When he came to Pendleton the present depot building had not been built. . nor had the grounds been planted to grass and shrubs. These latter improvements went on Under Mr. O'Brien's direction. He is undecided about his plans but expects to take a rest before deciding as to his future. , . Mr. Hall's family Hill arrive here soon tq join him. ' '& ' 1 f for'-'' than you actually are that Is In deed a bittwr exseriunce. ,Howevei env woman can, with a bottl; of Brown atone, restore to gray, faded and streaked hair all Its maiden -beauty and - the Identical eoler it had in girlhood, whether light l old en, medium, 'dark brown or- Murk. Brownnlona is instant In result and absolutely hurinless. At all druKClsts: Cos and II. Si! two colors! "Llpht to ?fenlum Brown" and, "Dark Brown to Black., ' Special Free Trial Offer For a free trial package ef Prownatone. send to The Kenton .Pharmacal Co., ST Coppln Bldg., Covington. Ky., enclosing 11 cents to pay postage, packioic and war tax. Tear tills out. CWUXCIIiMEN (Continued from page 1.) paving, most of the Work so far pro jected being on the north 'side. Accept Printing Bids. Ulds for the city printing, called for two weeks ago, were recommended ac cepted by the finance committee and their action Was ratified by the coun cil. The East Oregonlas iwas en- ued as official city paper, while H. W. Ireland was gven the contract for Job work. A remonstrance against the paving of Matlock street from Raley to Jack son was presented by five property ownens out on recommendation of the r Studebakersf . v. t1 Reduced $125 to $200' TJo.v effective, all Sludebaker models are reduced as follows: ' STUDEBAKER BIG-I Reduced . . . ; $200.00 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL-SIX Reduced . ;. $125.00 STUDEBAKER 4-PASSENGER ROADSTER Reduced $125.00 STUDEBAKER 2-PASSENGER ROAjDSTER . Reduced . ......... A ... . . . . . ... . $125.00 ! i ; v r 'Enclosed Models in Proportion. ;; lt , STUDEBAKER was among the last to raise and the first to lower the price of their cars.. . : ' . STUDEBAKER has steadily increased the quality of materials and workmanship during the war regardless of high cost of ma'teriajs, freight and labor. ' . - , . STUDEBAKER now offers, without ,doubt,. the greatest value in motor vehicles on the American market today. . ' Don't buy a new car until you have learned in detail all that Stu debaker of fcrs you for your money.' r THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR. - WALLACE BROS. ELKS BLDG. STUDEBAKER DEALERS V ' PHONE 74 street committee Wasnot allowed. Mathew Duffy, who - helped Dave Bonifet capture Jack Rat hie near Gibbon on July 31, filed with the coun cil a claim for half the city' reward for his capture, 't H-'s bill was for $125. he eountll laid the claim on the ta ble until lifter, the caes are all dis posed of. ' ' ' Petition-: Are I-Vforred. Petition for the repair of tho cross ing- at West Bluff and ?obie street, filed with the recorder by property owners, was referred to .the street com- mlttpe. ,-. Tw men who paid for city licenses to operate cars during- the Round-Cp in this city asked return of their li cense fee Inasfuch as they did not op erate. The council ordered the return of the $50 fee to both of them-who gave their names as Peter Arroussea and Will.'am Richardson. Bills of the city were approved hy the committees and ordered paid by the council which adjourned until this evening when consideration ' will be given to the two special ensures to be placed! on the;ballot, ; ' PORTLAND, Sept. 30. (U. P.) The first drop in the price of food at local restaurants was announced- to day by a concern operating three eat ing- places. Standard dishes are re duced five cents, the reductions rang ing from 20 to 60 per cent Wheat 1-Vat ure Affected, CHICAGO, 6ept. 30. Wheat fu tures today dropped nine rents on the Chicago board of trade. Other grains also declined.. Heavy liquidations, due to continued declines in the prices of various commodities was the princi pal factor. Motor TriMrka Ixmer. LIXCOL.N, Neb., Sept. 30. The Pa triot Motor company today announc ed a reduction of from 200 to $395 in the price of its trucks. Potatoes Sell at 50 Cents. INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 30. (U. P.) Potatoes today hit the price tobog gan here. - The wholesale . price was quoted at 50 cents, a reduction of one dvllar, . ' . Mt FAMILIES ARE 50-50 IN THEIR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER SEATTLE. Waah., Sept. S0.WU. P.) Of 23 families in Seattle who have the hamo of Cox and who Were interviewed, 10 staled they are oppos ed to him, 11 were undecided us to whether they'd mark ballots for him and only two were sure they are for the democratic nominee for president. And the Harding families in Seat tle are by no means unanimous for the republican standard bearer; In fact, it's about 50-50. So Cox will be for Harding and Harding will vote for Cox at least in Seattle. 5EOIlGE II YItTMAX (Continued from page 1.) eral others were discussed as good tim ber from the fourth ward. A rumor had been heard that Mr. Gillanders might be a mayoralty candidate but this was not confirmed. IKCKLIlEn WHEAT (Continued from page 1.) served only to reduce the outstanding short interest, the vulnerable portion of which apparently covered on yes terday bulges. There is but one con structive argument, and that is that the extended decline has discounted a great many bearish conditions, but this will mean nothing until some thing of a concrete nature develops to stimulate confidence In values. Kven the producer seems to have no faith in higher prices as country offerings showjjo abatement despite the de cline. Oats This market was under pres sure with other grains and not only the futures but the cash as well, suf fered sharp reductions. Receipts were estimated at 100 cars, a small Increase and met an 'insufficient demand. This market Is In a weak position and the (act that prices have broken in two since early summer, is of no consequence. Rve Trade in fnttir .lull with 'the HecemWr relatively weaker A Plain Statement Ib-IOinl ctcrv Ihi-)iics there must be s definite policy to make that business auccmfiiL And In lhene days of uncertain values It is well for the buyer t turn to an Institution that has a clear conception of Its responsibilities to the buying public. . Our ltt-fws always welcome comparison. Each price Is marked In plain figures and that figure is the lowest compatible with reliable quality. MiHmaumttfiit or exaggeration h no place whore (liiallty Is of the highest and prices are low.. Wo shall endeavor to always maintain that iiolii-y. t (.: 1 ' BMsssV - Inc. -cJeujelet? Pendleton Ore. The Largest Diamond Stealer in Eastern ' - . Oregon. sold at September prices. The ab sence of export buying is the tignal for bearish endeavors. . (From Overbeck & Cooke Co.) TOI.KDO. Temporary closing of Wii.ys-Overland Auto plant was an nounced today whenemploycs were instructed to report next Wednesday when lt will be definitely known whether plant Is. to operate on three day a week basis or remain closed 'tin til conditions improve. - Herald Examiner Willys-Overland lays off 4,600 workers. Street Is now looking for reductions in tires since auto prices 'cut. Odds on Harding advance 4 to 1 to 5 to 1 with Cox supporters lifcn-unding 6 to 1. Foreign Exchange (From overoeck A Cooke Co.) London, 348; Paris, 669; Italy, 418; Belgium. 710; Germany, 10; Aus- ous year. ASK YOl'lt NKKiHIKMl - g,, many thousands of women have been restored to health, by Lydla & 'inkham'M Vegetable t Compound that there U hardly a neighbor in any city, town or hamlet in this country where in some woman has not found healtb in this remedy. If you are suffering from some womanly ill. why don't you try it? . tria, 46; Greece, 1025- lmerator due Sunday bringing $, 950.000 gold consigned to Federal re serve bank. ' Baltic brings 13,f 60.006 j;oldVcon signed to American banks. Steel trade organs predicts general readjustment of prices on lower plane except of few special products with trend of conditions toward easier market. "' American shipbuilding Co. in. year ended June 30th earned f 32.13 a share on common stock against $42.60 prevt- BUCKHECKLT Dress Shoes Buckhbcht fme Short X LL other styles were forgotten when we designed ouz ' "brogue" No. 440, but reputation wasn't. There is a' JL Jb. quality beneath the fancy stitching, the ornate per-' ' forating, the winged tips, the brass eyelets, the swagger -mahogany calf, that is worthy of our. whole sixty years -of ; font shoe-making. And our trade-marked solid sole supports, . the shoe's claim to ruggedness. . , . Tell us vhen your dealer Jotsn't show them and iue -will endeavor to have you supplied. f HANUVACnmBRS BUCKINGHAM & HECHT Siacxthtnijffim S. Sold in Pendleton by Bond Brothers K DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY, 209 E. Court , Phone 880 or 881 SPUDS 100 lbs. $2.50 Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY , 209 E. Court Phone 880 or 8S1 than the expiring pionth, Cash rye t