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People Here and There
The teachers' Institute, now In sea
don hire, In not Alone un affair for
women teachers, although In this day
nd aK the majority are women.
There are several men herefrom va
rious parU o,f the county, these men
in most Instances holding the title of
principal. Two of these prnrpnl
probably would Just as soon be having
the three day vacation for a duck or
dfcrhunt as for an Institute, for they
are often found pursuing game and
hrds when school does not Interfere,
The two Honour heads whom tholr
townsmen all swear by and even call
"reg'lnr fellows," are J. O. Runnel), pf
rilot Hock, and Howard Irew, of
Iho. Both are reporting a lot of
beacft from the assemblies and dls
ousslona In the principals' division.
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SPEEDSTER.
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WALLACE BROS.
t Studebaker Dealers
Elks Building
Phone 74
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No more will J. J. llumlcy doze
when he gels Into tho jilts which
hunters din for aeeso. It dikes loo
ninny i;lintH, Yesterday while on a
hunt In th west end of the county
Mr. Huniley whs awakened out of
half slumber by a sudden durk shadow
pasHlng ovorhend. Jfo looked up to
see that the sun was obscured by
larno b'rd or flock of birds. He
grabbed for his gun and let fire. Four
shots he fired and almost at his feet
dropped a huge China goose. When
the hunt was over and the 42 ducks
und tho goose hud been pluced In five
piles, Mr. Jlumlcy conducted a draw
lug of, lots. There wore five sticks
an the sportsman who had placed his
own trophy, Ihe lone goose of the
shoot, In one of tho pilos with ducks.
drew the short stick ami won back his
bird. The other hunters In the party
were Jim Kates, Fred lAmpkln, Hoi
Baurn and Klnls Klrkpatrick.
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KAYS NAT! UAL i.W HITS WHEAT
UI1H.AUI), UcJ. Zl. (A. I'.)
Trcsldent Gates of the Chicago board
of trade, testifying before the federal
trade commission inquiry Into opcr
aiions of the board of trade, said only
the law of supply and demand had In
fluenced prices. Ho presented tables
I of rices of the last three years.
I C! Ilia IN TO 14 DAY
DruKKintii refund money If 1A'A OINT
MKNT fails to cure Itching, lillnd
Hlci'dlns or I'rotrudlnir I'lli-s. In
stantly relieves Itching; Pile, und you
can Kt restful sliM.p after first sppii.
cut Ion. 0c.
MalthciiH fjlvi'ii lnilgnH-iit.
A. Mullheus today wits given a
Judgment of 9101.75 against Minnie
.Martin, by order of the circuit court.
t'lsk llotiinird to Ja l.
Fred Fink, awaiting sentence for
the theft of a diamond vulucd rtt left,
was returned to the county jail last
evening, his bondsmen having deliv
ered him to the sheriff.
Fed: J Hair hi
Easily Renewed
Every woman knows how Impor
tant It I to keep her hair attractive
and free from fray, faded streaks.
Proper ears of tbs hair la the very
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Ph-art Not Uullly
James W. Ioe and Martle Poe. In
dieted recently on charges of larceny
of furs and fur clothing, have both
entered pleas of not guilty. They will
be tried before a Jury ahortly.
Seek Title t Lot Cleared
v. R. Harden today brought suit
a (ill nut John C. Powers et al, to clear
title to the west half of lot 8, -block 5,
Athena. He Is represented by Watts
& Prestbye and Peterson, Bishop A
Clark.
Itncon HcJd for Non-Support.
George W. Bacon, wanted to answer
to a charge of non support, was
brought back from Hood River last
night by Deputy Sheriff Joe Jilakely
and is now In the county jail. A suit
for divorce has also been filed against
him by his wife.
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
209 E. Court Phone 880 or 881
We wish you to compare these prices with your gro
cery bill on a credit store. We sell for cash and sell for
less. '
COFFEE
M. J. B. Coffee, per
pound 55c
Hills Red Can ..........55c
5 pound cans $2.70
Hills Blue Can
per pound .....40c
Hills Blue, 3 lbs....S1.15
Regular 50c grade, v
bulk 40c
M. J. B. Tree Tea
per pound ..:.......50c
Hills Green Tea,
per pound 75c
Schilling Tea per lb 95c
Liptons Tea, per lb. 95c
Crescent Baking
Powder 25c
Diamond W.
Baking Powder 10c
GOLD CREST
CREAMERY BUTTER
1 pound roll : 65c
2 pound roll $1.30
CRISCO .
1 pound 55c
3 pound '."...$1.00
6 pound .'....$1.90
9 pound $2.85
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND
.!. SATURDAY.
3 large size Olympic Pan
Cake Flour $1.00
12 pounds Cali. Small '
White Beans .....$1.00
11 lbs. Cali. Pink Beans $1.00
8 pounds Jap Rice $1.00
"3 pounds of bur best
Bulk Coffee ...$1.00
4 cans 2 1-2 size Peaches $1.00
3 pounds Walnuts $1.00
10 cans Hebe Milk $1.00
5 cans Weber Valley Peas $1.00
12 lbs. Tapioco or Sago....$1.00
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Pat Doherty today brought suit
against William H. Gullifnrd and Claud
Hampton for $3X02.20 and Interest
from August, 1919. He alleges that
he delivered to the defendant 700
head of ewes on a contract for which
the defendants were to convey him
ttl to 380 acres of land and pay
$1038. C7. He has fulfilled his part of
the contract but the defendant have
not, Ihe complaint alleges. J. B. Perr
represents the plaintiff.
SYRUP
Tea Garden, gal $1.90
Tea Garden, 1-2
gallon $1.00
Karo Light, gallon $1.25
Karo Dark, gallon $1.20
Log Cabin, large
size $1.65
JAKE MARIN
Independent candidate for
Sheriff of. Umatilla Co.
(Paid Adv.)
We are giving, you the benefit on all drpps in prices
and only ask you to give us a trial order to convince you
that this is the way we do business. .
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
DESPAIN f& LEE CASH GROCERY
209 E. Court Phone 880 or 881
Vanity
"It makes 8M awful tort whe
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Palnlea Parker.
Girl are not the only ones
who love to be admired. Men
have the same failing. All of us
re more or less vain. Good
teelh are a wonderful aid to good
looks. We admire the glistening
ivories that show when the lips
part in a smile.
Good teeth are the result of
two things: Good care and good
dentistry. There are over a mil
lion people whose teeth have'
been cared for by dentists using
the E. R. Parker System. The
most folks go where they get the
most satisfaction.
When vou think of TEETH,
think of PARKER.
JtfferW DmtUtt Vtbif
E. R. PARKER
System
Dr. It. O, Vinson
Or. F. V. Gretf
J55 Mailt fitrcct.
Don't wait! If you
wait until the last min
ute you are liable to find
yourself with an empty
coal bin.
Strikes, under pro
duction and the short
age of coal cars plays
havoc at the most un
looked for moment
prepare for winter, buy
now,
B. L. Burroughs
Phone 5
Woman Cliargra Cruelty.
Catherln Bacon today filed suit for
divorce from George W. Bacon, charg
ing him with cruelty and non-support.
She alleges that he pinched and often
slappod her, threatened to throw her
out of a moving automobile, told her
he would knock her head ott and fre
quently cuffed about their two little
girls. She asks $50 a month support
money and alimony and the custody
of the little girls. The couple wa
married at Astoria in 1913. J. B
Perry represents the plaintiff.
Police Cxmrt Collortrs $40.
Three forfeitures and one fine of
$10 for drunkenness was the record
of the police court yesterday ' aft r
noon and this morning. John Doe.
Richard Hoe and Dick Moore each
forfeited $10 on drunk charges and
Bert Kichardson, fined earlier in the
day yesterday, paid his fine of 110
and was released from custody.
Surf vera C.ts li Birds.
George Selvers went hunting on the
river near Stanfield yesterday and
bagired J6 birds. Ducks are seen in
goodly numbers near that place, he
reported.
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December wheat dropped to $1.97
3-4 today after opening at $2.02 tt.
while March wheat closed at $1.90
after opening at $1.95. Following are
the quotations from Overbeck &
Cooke Co., local brokers:
Dec.
i March
Dec.
May
July
Dec. "
May
Dec.
May
Barley.
Dec. .90 .9 .89 H .89KA
May .93 .93 .90 91 A
Oct
Nov. 22.75
Jan. 25.25
Oct 20.45
Jan. 16.45
Oct
Jan. 14.50
Wheat.
2.02V4 2.04 H 1.95V4 1.97
1.95 1.97 1.87 1.90
Corn. '
.80 .81H .T .80
.86 14 .87 .85 .86
.87 .88 .87 .87
Oats
.53 .53 .52 .52
.68 .68 .67 .58
Ks.
1.64 1.64 1.61 .1.62
1.52 1.52 1.60 1.61
Barley.
.90 .90 .89 .89
.93 .93 .90 91
Pork.
22.75 22.50
25.25 25.00
Ird.
20.45 20.30
16.60 16.37
lUlw.
22.40
22.50
25.00
20.35
16.30
16.90
14.30
J. T. LIEUALLEN
(Democratic nominee)
Candidate for Representa
tive from Umatilla county.
Resident of Umatilla county
for 57 years. Favors effi
ciency in office and strict
economy in state and county
affairs.
.Vote X No. 58
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14.50 14.30
(From Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
Toronto message says Canadian
millers are offering flour for three to
s'.x months delivery equal to 20 cents
per bushel below the present price of
wheat.
Foreum Exchange.
(From Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
London,' 841.
larh 665.
Italy, 380.
Germany, 145.
AuBlrla 37.
Greece, 996.
(From Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
CHICAGO. Oct. 21. Wheat With
the exception of some temporary
strength at the outset, the market was
weak and as the decline gained mo
mentum, liquidation made Its appear
ance on a large scale. Buying power
was confined almos entirely to short
covering, although from time to time
there was some support credited to the
east against export sales. The most
Important development of the dhy was
the turn of weakness in the local cash
market where prices declined from 12
cents to 15 cents and premiums on
hard wheat were reduced to 4 cents
over December against 10 cents prem
ium yesterday. Advices from the
country were again suggestive of a
more liberal selling movement. The
report that British railways will be
strikebound Sunday was another item
adding to the pessimism regarding
world business conditions. The situa
tion Is a complex one with a strong
statistical position on the side of
those advocating higher prces and the
posshlty that the deflation period la
wltn' tl akalmii tha market. ' ''
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ture is bullded.
Do not despair because yott can
not afford the fees asked by beauty
Bpecialiats for tinting gray hair but
do it yourself at home with no other
aid than a bottle of Brownatone, the
same preparation used by the (ore
most hair dressers.
ttpeelal 'ree Trial Offer
Por convincing proof that with
prownatone you can regain and
preserve In your hair Its natural,
original co.or whether golden,
black or any shade of brown try
Brownatone yourself. Guaranteed
absolutely harmless. Send 11 cents
to pay bostacre. packlnar and war
tax, to The Kenton Ph arm seal Co,
MO Coppln Bide, Oovlngton. Ky..
for trial package. Or get a regular
package from your druggist. Two
colors: "Ught to Medium Brown
and "Dark Brown to Black." Price
Mc and $1.60. Tear this out.
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RESTRAINING ORDER
ASKED TO STOP COAL
PRICE INVESTIGATION
THIS IS A GOOD TIME
TO SELECT THAT
WATCH
One can not bn loo particular In the selection of
a timepiece. Correct timekeeping quality must have
f rst consideration. Flight now we are fortunate In
having a larKe collection of fine watches moderately
priced. Christmas will soon be here and If you wish
the watch adjusted and "engraved it can be done
elsurely anil carefully. In the holiday rush It Is
not pussilile to give the same deliberate service that
you can lie sine of now.
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Bandleton
Ore.
Tb Largest Diamond Tjealera in Eaatern
Oregon.
ZAXSAS IT y. Mo. no. 21. (A.;
1.1 A leiuporai y restarlnlns order j
10 st p iiiveMiv itK'ii of oal ,.'., In- I
stitmed ly Francis M. Wilson, I'nited I
Slates district ni'nrrey, wis esked '
yrsteuluv in a ri-iu.on filed in federal ;
co-ii- , 1 .. r.'dscn, I'.o'ney for:
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' YOU CANNOT ENJOY LIFE
Unless you are sure your family will be properly provided for when
you die. You can easily provide for your familie'i future needs by
taking a policy with the Leading Northwestern Company
NEW WORLD LIFE
Angels over $3,200,000.
EUGENE MOLITOK, Gen. Agent
PEXDLETOX, ORE. '
DKKDS
Keln Dnrr to Olive Lee $10.00 tots
. t, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, Block 171,
Res. Add. Pendleton.
Oleviva Baker to O. F. Steele f 1.00 I
Vats 10, 11, and 12, Block 15, Raley's
Add. and Lots 10. 11 and 12, Block j
15, Hoiisers Add. Pendleton. '
Virgil R Wlllaby to Dean T. Willaby
J1800.00 W 1-2 XE 1-4 Sec. 24, Tp. 4,
I X. R. 34.
Mary A. Pearson to Arthur Ashin
hust $10.00 Lots 15. 1, 18, 19, 20,
Block 14, Xewports Add. Hermiston.
A I, r irSon to Marv fl. Miller $750.
Lots 31 and. 32, Block 10, In sub-division
of Lot B, Hermiston.
Vera Fag.m to Robert Obuch, Lota
4 and 11, Block 217, Res. Add. Pen
dleton. J. H. Leezer to U B. Ashbaugh $125.
Tt 5. Block 2. Westlnwn.
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