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DAILY EAST OSECONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, ,FIDAY EVENING, .OCTOBER 29, 1920
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PORTLAND, Oct, 29, (U. P.) -An
Indict mom alleging . profiteering In
sugar, wo returned by the federal
court here aytiinat Mason, Ehrman and
Company, wholesale grocers of Port
land, and Parrott and company, San
Francisco broken; It was charged
that the nrms engaged In unfair, dis
criminatory, and doceptlve practice by
reselling sugar In the same trade. ..
Maaoo, Ehrman and Company
bought sugar, It lsllngcd from a Ban
Francisco refinery, ostensibly to be
wod In their Porllund territory, but.
Instead, resold It to, Parrott and Com
pany. Later the sugar In said, to have
been disposed of to tlx wholesalers In
Chicago, Omaha, Kloux City, and Min
neapolis, The Indictment asserted that
one shipment of sugar was purchased
In San rrancisco for $30.60 per nun
PICKETING HIGHWAYS
' CHICAGO, Oct, 28. (U. P.) Far
mer In Kansas are picketing roads
and urging other furmers to Join In
tfcelr "strike" against declining prices
In grains, according to reports receiv
ed by Chicago brokers today. Near
Wichita, Kansas, farmers who Insist
ed or taking grain to warehouses were
Jeered and booed, At Hutchinson
Kansas, advices said, elevators turned
away cars because they did not have
grain to load. ' ,
Umber Up With P.n.iratlng
. Hamlin's Wizard Oil ,
WILL IMiVK SPXJIAL STASUM
DIO DB JANEIRO. Oct. 9 fA
I. Speciul postage stamps for use in
Brazil only, will be Issued during the
visit of King Albert of the Belgians to
wis country. The stamps will be of
the 100 reis denominations. ana will
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rtreH and w. unht In .01 c '""" ' ng Aiueri ana
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Will Rheufttatism Again
Bind You Hand and Foot?
If you had Rheumatism last year I blood, that you thnMtrTTTZZ
and Uted only the pains pAh I ed7nat h J nVven" . SSl
disease by rubbing; with linfmenU
nd lotions, you can be aura that
soon again you will be in the shack
les oi inn relentless foe. You may
ret some slight temporary relief
from the pains of the. disease by
un vi uiese local remedies, but
Rheumatism is too real and relent
less t disease to be rubbed away.
So many eases of Rheumatism
ccma from a tiny germ in the
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satisfactory in these cases. S.S.sC,
I?6 J1ne.' blood remedy cleanses
" ,, UI " impurities, and re
moves all disease germs that may
creen into th d .i.i
S.S.S. today, and if you will writ a
compJete history of your case, our
ircuiuu director will give you ex
pert advice, wllbnnt A,., ' u
dress Chief Medical Adviser, 167
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Gs,
For Lame Back, Sideachc, Shoul
der Pain, Stiff Neck, etc., use Ham
lin's Wizard Oil, it penetrates
quickly, eases the pain and drives
out the soreness, Keep it in the
house. r ' j , .', .
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to h-ve in the medicine
chest for first.s'u when the doctor
may be, fai away. You have no
idea how tfsfcful it will be found in
cases of every day ailment or mis
hap, when there is need of an im
mediate healing, antiseptic applica
tion, as in cases of sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings. ...
Oensrous list bottls lla.
tf you sr. troubled wvh' constipation
or sick hndch trr Ukmllli't Wizard
l.lv.r Whips. Just pt.awat llttla pink
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MADRID, Oct., 29. (A. P.) Ex
tensive efforts are being made both
privately and officially in Spain to
"ring closer together the relations bo-
ween France and. this country. Large
numbers of Spanish French commit
tee have been formed principally in
the big cities with this object In vie.
A f urthjr step In this direction has lust
been taken by , the organization of 1
congress In San Sebastian, where all
the societies and committees in, Spain
and France working towards a better
Understanding meet this month to ex
change Ideas. Three hundred and fifty
delegates will attend, coming chiefly
from the cities of Madrid, Paris, Bar
Jeaux, Toulouse and San Sebastian.
The most practical method of bringing
about the exchange of ideas between
the two countries will be discussed. It I
is expected the delegates will lay the
foundation of an International Federa
tion of all the societies to strengthen
the bonds uniting the two countries.
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Promoting
1400,000 Kxpotiltlon
Buildings.
176.000 In Prem
, turns, i
1,500 Head of live
stock. Dairy prodcts Show
In connection.
Dally Auction Scales.
Nationally Known
Judges.
Student Judging
Contexts. ,
iorso Show Each
Night.
I and Perpetuating the
l ' Livestock Industry
r ' Not a farmer lives in the
West who hasn't a vital inter
est in the welfare and further
development of the livestock
i industry.
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The Pacific International
Livestock Exposition
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is a clearing house for bigger and
bettor livestock production, bringing
together breeders and feeders from all
parts of the country for exhibiting and
demonstrating the methods of raising
pure bred dairy and beef cattle, hogs,
sheep, guata and horses. '
, Portland, Oregon
November 13 to 20
ltMhitvd ItaUroad llatcs
MEDFORD. Oct. J9. (A. P.) II.
D. Hlnes, vice president of the bank
of Jacksonville, was indicted in con
nection with the recent failure of the
bank, charged with receiving money In
an insolvent bank and making raise
statemets. ' Miss Myrtle Blakeley,
county treasurer, was Indicted cfiarg
Ir.g malfeasance in office and aiding a
bank In makinr false statements. W.
HI Johnson, president of the bank, who
has been in Jail since the failure, was
indicted, charged with receiving money
ir. a bank known to toe Insolvent.
Hlnes, who Is the half brother of
Johnson, was arrested. Mrytle Wake
ley, who when arraigned, pleaded not
guilty, was released on her own recog
nizance. '
MONTANA MINISTER OFF
FOR IRELAND TO VISIT
BROTHERS WHO STRIKE
HELENA, Mont.,' Oct. 29 A. P.)
Bev.P. J. fcrowley of Helena, will
leave today for Ireland, having receiv
ed a message that three of his younger
brothers are on hunger strikes In Jails
where they have been confined by the
British authorities; for alleged Sinn
Fein activities.
Father Crowley says that his broth
er, Michael, aged r. Is in Wormwood
Scrubb bs prison In England and two
others, Peter and John, are In Jail at
Cork. Peter, who is 18, fa) at the point
of death because of his long fast, the
message stated. Three additional
brothers. Father Crowley says, are
hiding out In the mountains to cscajie
Imprisonment. Their father, aged K5,
Is also In Jail, It was stated,
one bootlegg in Jail every two weeks.
Select Canadian Issues
Yielding from Mo 9
Exempt from All Dominion Government Tax -
Province of
ONTARIO
per cent Jold IKmds
TO YIELD
7.25
Denomination $10M
lYlce 98.6S
Prot'!neo of . .
British Columbia
per cwit Gold Itundn
TO YIELD
7.30
Denomination $500 aul
$1000.
, CITY OF EDMONTON
. Province of Alberta
6 per cent ticncral Obligation Gold JJote
Dated September 1. 120. Due Soptember 1, 1823
PRICE 94.82TO YIELD 9
Denominations $100, $500 and $1000
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, Principal and semi-annual Interest payable In IT. S. ,
Oold Coin In New York City or at 'the offices of
' Morrla Brothers, Ino.
Telephone or Telegraph Order at Our Expense
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CANDIDATE FOR POLICE
CHIEF GOARANTEES TO
CLEAN UP BOOTLEGGERS
MARSHFIEIjD,' Or.. Oct. 29. (IT.
P.) Bill McCahey Is a candidate for
chief of police here. He has informed
the city officials that if they will give
b!m the .appointment he will put the
"bootleggers union oui oi uusuuesa
within two months or quit his Job.
McCah,ey promises to land at least
one bootlegger in Jail every two weeks.
Men's Suit and Overcoat Sale
underway in full swing. While many have been sold, there are slil) hundretls of
men's and young nien's suits and overcoats yet to he disposed of. TJiey have, all
been suhjeet to drastic cuts as the prices below will indicate.
BOND CLOTHES, all of which are included in this
sale, are rhade especially for us by Society Brand, Holtz of
Rochester, Hornthal, Fisk and Co., and A. B. Kirchbaunr
Company. -
27.50 $UITS AND OVERCOATS $22.2$
mOO SUITS AND OVERCOATS S24.25
335.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 823.25
f 10.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 332.25
; 345.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS v 836.25
850.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 10.25 U
$55.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 34425
860.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS $18.25
865.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 852.25
870.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 856.25
875.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 860.25
880.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 864.25
'835.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS , ..... .V 86825;
390.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS ............... 872.25
81 00.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS 8?0.25 .
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PENDLETON'S LEADING CLOTHIERS
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Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
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KILLING A
MYSTERY
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PHILADELPHIA The motives
and movement relative to the
death of Elmer C. Drewes. .lain
Dartmouth College eenior. remain
I, mystery.. Drewes was lound
tltting up ggainst a lamppost In
Oak l, suburb, with a bullet
i hole tnrough bis head. Money,
bonds and Jewelry valned at ev
.eral thousand dollar wera touad
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Announcement
TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
Beginning November First, The Simpson Auto
Co will sell for cash only. This step is necessary on
account of changing conditions, and we predict that
. it will benefit you as well as ourselves. .
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Our policy of real service will not be changed
and you can always depend that we will go the limit
for your Ford.
.We carry nothing but Genuine Ford Parts, and
our Genuine Ford Mechanics are here to keep up
and increase the efficiency of your already Efficient
Ford.
Please help us out andv give us your business
under this new schedule. We thank you.
Simpson Auto Co.
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