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IfVHEAT MARKET SLIDES
TO !2,0MH GHiCAGOi
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. ' 8. K. race, deputy MKrnhiili, In
llV Pendleton to nink arrangement tut
transporting u tftevennun car and u
l'mmlur to Portland fur aula unilur th
auspices of the federal government
which netted ths cam under the pro.
hlbltlon aot. It I charged by tho gov.
emmet '. that the machines ware lined
lor the transportation of Intoxicat
ing liquor. . i .' "
' U.'llx ha two Inches of mow and It
wait Knowing hard at Pulton thin morn
ing, says W. 8. Fitf, Pasco train mauler
who In hero toaay. tie states that art
' There la no sympathy folt In Ha
lm for Kinmctt Hmicroft, alias Nell
Hurt Who us tho slayer of Til Taylor
will hang tomorrow, according to
Will H. liennett, state bank examiner
who l here today. Mr. Dennett says
that Ralem people thing that the
murderer deserve the punliihment,
and that they did not favor clemency.
Mr. Dennett, Is In Pendleton on lu.
ness and will return to Ralem tonight.
NEWS OF THE COUNfV
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
CORPORATION) MIW AX8WF.ll
LITTLE HOCK. Ark.., Nov. 4. U.
P.) U. 8. District Judge Jucob Trie-
reaching the Oregon lino he noticed bcr today instructed the federal grand
a heavy snowfall.
" . B, U Smith rerturned to Pendleton
today after a visit to his farm In the
Hell region.
Jury to bring indictments against all
corporations In the district found to
have contributed to political campaign
funds. Kuch contributions, he declar
ed, constituted violation of federal
statutes.
Kur to KiYm-cr Loan
David H. Penny today filed suit
agulnst J. C. Clemens to collect $4K
wnich he alleges he loaned the latter
Peterson, Klxhop & Clark are Mr.
Penny's attorneys.
rx:einhcr whe.-it eloKtil Ms-12.01 to
day after opening at $2. 08. March
wljeat rinsed nt I1.K4 7-8 after open-
lng at J1.K7. Following are the quo
tation from Overbeck & Cooke Co.:
Wheat.
2.06 ft 2.0014
1.H7
t.'i'ni;
.Hi
Dec.
March
2,06
J.K7
2.01
l.3 1.84'i
a nm nmm
ITkimil UllillllEll
Iflmlr Illll Allowed Unpaid
J. C. Knight today brought action
agiilnHt Ward A. Hoaglund to recover
1231.45 which is due and unpa'd on
auto repair work done for the defen
dant, the complaint alleges. ; Peterson.
DlKhnp &' Clark represent tho plain
tiff. . -.. ,- J-.
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Suit Drou-iit for $823.31.
The Pendleton Motor Rales Co., to
day field x'Ht against William Dorran
to recover 823,3l ulleged due for auto
I arts, labor, etc. Italey, Haley &
wFnl..,.. .. A i r It . U
S II ' HlMl II. ill 1VMIIIUI idiiickiii
Protect your own lif a well at others by the use
of Tire Chains this wet weather. ' All sixes.
Accessories of all kinds.
Fisk Tires, Tubes, Patches.
WALLACE BROS
Studebaker Dealers
Elks Building
Phone 74
UMMUIUMIUIUIIlllUIHIIllllUilllllllllUlllllllllUilMIIJIiall
Rl Aixwiints I"ooll
Rlx accounts alleged flue and unpaid
against W. A. Ashinhurst were pooled
In one salt brought today by Rappers,
Inc., of flermiston. In circuit court.
The accounts are us follows: for goods
by Kupnars, t20.46: note to Sappers,
lir; note to Thomas Campbell,
159.06; labor by C. J. Flynn. $16;
goods by Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co.,
15.50, and goods, by F. A. Chezlk,
$12.25. W. J. Warner represents the
plaintiff. '
Dec.
May,
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May
Dec.
May
Dec. .
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PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE
1 ' - '
The Economy Groc ery
, ' 113 W. Webb
Our Friends Don't Trade
' 7::.3With Us "
because they are our friends, it's because they get
better values for less money.
SPECIAL TOMORROW ONLY
Fresh, crisp, large Dill Pickles, 30c per dozen
JUST RECEIVED, A LOAD OF GENUINE WESTON
, MOUNTAIN SPUDS
IVu.' Rrwnt Hooilcgtrfrur
Aniia T. Hcott. of Pilot Rock, re
soma her husband's occupation of
bootlegger and on .the grounds that
he has consistently violated the law,
been twice arrested and Is now in Jail
serving out a suspended sentence for
liquor law violations, ahe has brought
suit against him for divorce. The de
fendant Is Sylvester Scott, better
known as Buster Scott. They married
80 years ago, Mrs. Scott avers In her
complaint, and as long as liquor was
obtainable he drank, she alleges. Aft
er prohibition came into being, Syl
vester appropriated the family coal oil
stove and set up a still. In 1918. Since
that time he not only has kept himself
M'pplled with liquor but has peddled
it so openly that twice he has been ar
rested and sentenced In the past year.
Mrs. Scott says that by prior marriage
her name waa Harvey and she asks
that it be restored . her. She also asks
that title- to property owned by her in
Pilot Rock be vested solely In her
name. I. M. fichannep Is her attorney.
1N3NJLV3UI Sn03JLHnOD MOJ 3NIN-O-H0OJ 3MOHd
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
.209 E. Court Phone 880 or 881
--
We are offering you from 10 to 25 per cent Ravings on
your groceries and ask for your order under this guaran
tee. We deliver to any place in the city free.
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
COFFEE
We offer you
a fine grade of
, bulk coffee guar
anteed to please
your taste for a-
food coffee. -peciaL
3 lbs 90c
Pan Cake Flour
We offer you
, the large ' size
0 1 y m p 1 a Pan
Cake Flour
.Special 3 for 85c
BROOMS
We offer you
a: broom, value
at $1.50.
Special price $1
Picnic Hams, Swifts,
: per pound ..:.L..,v30c
Breakfast Bacon, per
; pound ...........i.'.. .. 50c
Tru Blu Crackers, per
box 40c .
Walnuts, new crop,
3 pounds .......... .;...$1.10
Sago, per pound ..........10c
tapioca, per pound 10c
Uma Beans, per pound 15c
Hills Bros. Tea, pound 75c
Preferred Stock Tomatoes
2 for l.; 45c
Preferred Stock Pineapple
2 1-2 size, per can.. 45c
Weber Valley Peas
2 for 45c
One Gallon Tea Garden
Syrup $1.90
One gallon Golden
' Marshmellow $1.65
One gallon Dark
Karo $1.05
One gallon Light
, Karo $1.15
One gallon Molasses $1.00
1 1-2 pound Crisco i 55c
3 pounds Crisco $1.00
6 pounds Crisco. $1.90
Hills Blue Coffee
' 1 pound 40c
3 pounds , $1.15
LAlUiKR RIFIiE CONTF.nIiATED.
TOKIp. Nov. 4. (A. P.) The Ja
panese army Is contemplating adopt
ing a rifle of larger calibre. The rifle
now In use In the Infantry Is of a S.S
millimetre caliber. ' The rifles used
by the French have a calibre of 8
millimetres; those of Germany, a cali
bre of 7. millimetres; while those of
Oreat Britain and the United States
are respectively) 7.7 and 7.S milli
metres. ,
It Is also proposed to enlarge the
calibre of Ihe machine guns In ' the
Japanese army and to shorten the
gun barrel.
ForoUm Rxrlinnun. '
London, 43, 84H4. . -.
Berlin, .0127. . '' , ' -
..Paris, 6.19. ." ,' .
. (From Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-WhctfHh6ired
foeblo resistance to selling pressure
and dragged slowly downward with
the close around the bottom prices of
the day. The feature was the relative
weakness of the December delivery.
reflecting an improved outlook for In
creased stocks between now and the
ilrst of the year. All points reported
the export demand at a standntill,
tending to iilKlltiiin the theory that
foreign buying has about run Its
course for the time being as least.
Country offerings were reported Quite
liberal even after the decline of the
past two days, while the arrival here
of a cargo of Canadian wheat report
ed lale yeterday had a further de
pressing influence. The sale of 10,000
bushels to go to store today was con
sidered Indicative of a slackened do
i. estlc milling demand. Cash .wheat
In Chicago was 2 to 3 cents loner and
outside markets showed from a to" 6
Cents decline. .The decline in wheat
prices has by no means been commen
surate .with .the general relation. In
oiner commodities ana witn abatement
in foreign buying and Canadian wheat
becoming more burdensome. It is logi
cal to Assume that a further downward
readjustment of values Is about to take ,
place. '"
BUYS MINE FOR $200
SELLS IT FOR $75,000
ALICE. B. C. Nov. 4 (A. P.)
To buy a allver mine at a sheriff's sale
for $200, the property being sold to
pay wanes due tbe purchaser, and
then to sell the mine a few years af
terward for $75,000 has been the good
fortune of Pedro Hallna, of this city,
who Just disposed of the Esperanza
mine to a group of Vancouver men.
1IARDIXC. rs sntE
(Con'lnu.ea from page 1.)
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Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
UESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
2U9 E. Coyrt :: . Phone 880 or 881
IN YE OLDEN TIME
Hoop
skirts were
worn by
those who
first asked
the druegist
for, and in
sisted on
having, the
genuine
Golden
Medi c a 1
Discovery
rut ud bv
vr. i-ierce over any years
ago. Dress has changed very
much since then! But Dr. Tierce's
medicines contain the same de
pendable ingredients. They are
standard today just as they were
fifty years ago.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for the stomach and
blood cannot be surpassed by any
remedy today. ,
Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescrip
tion for weak"wprnen has never
been equalled for the distressing
complaints incident to woman
hood. What others say:
Lob Angeles, Cal. "I suffered
from nervous prostration for several
years, trying various remedies fur
nUhed ty the docto-. At last 1 tried
Doctor Pierce's Fs"orite Prescription,
together with Doctor Pieice's Goldea
Medical Discovery, at tbe advice of
a friend who had used It and had bera
cured, and my recovery was prompt
and permanent." Boss Faulkner,
232 South Gran1 Avenue.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
: xot!-.
Pendleton Aerie No. 28, F. O. K
will give a benefit dance In Eagle.
Woodman hall Friday evening Nov.
5th. Get busy Eagles and sell those
tickets. General public Invited
everybody go.
COMMITTER.
FOR HUNT 2 roomed furnished apt.
no children Phone c;g-M.
Tennessee Breaks South -
NASHVIU-li Nov. 4. (IT. P.) A
republican victory In Tennessee that
broke the "solid south'', continues to
day to grow. Harding's lead Is now
about 10,000.
. ,i
Oklahoma Joins Xallon '
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 4. (U. P.)
Oklahoma Joined the nation In the
republican landslide, for the first time
deserting the "solid south," latest re
turns show that Harding Is leading
Cox by 8513. Completion of the vote
If expected to give Harding a plurality
of 1,000.
J..W. iDarreld, republican, has a lead
of 17.537 over Scott Ferris, democrat,
for United States senator. Ferris is
sued a statement conceding Harreld's
election, with the following acknowled
Cement: "Oklahoma joined the nation
In Its republican landslide. I go down
wltlMhe Sest." , , .
: lEnllre West Republican.
RAN FRANCISCO Nov. 4. (IT. P.)
Kviry state west, of the Rockies is
safely In the republican column. Arl
sona and Nevada, the last two strag
glers which were counted as democrat
ic by most observers before election.
turned In majorities for Harding and
for the republican state and congres
sional tickets during tbe night. !
, . : ' ' ; .
Florida City Turni O. O. P.
. ST. - PETERf8Cn.fl. Fla.,- NoV. 4.
(IT. P.i For the first time In the his
tory tf any Florida town, this . city
Vent republlcanfby a majority pf 278
votes. . -'J-. $
. More Suites Added.
' NEW YORK., Nov. 4 (A. F.)
Nevada and Arizona were added to
day to ' the republican column.
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The Christmas Spirit
The pleasure of Chrstmas Giving comes In la large measure from having made the
right selections. Shopping now offers every advantage. Our stocks are at their1
best and time may be taken to select wisely and well. Choose your gifts now
and have, them reserved for later delivery If you wiph. j
GIFTS FOR LADIES GIFTS FOR MEN
Diamond Kings lx-ather Itags Gold WutrlKw Wablemar C'luUna t ,
Wrist Watches hot-Kings Iriansmd KJng Soft Shirt Unks .
Kauloir ljorkevt Itar I'ins Cigarette ( m il Knives
Vanity Case C'liim Brooches , Mutrli llobli-rs , lloilihiii Jewelry
I'earl Nec:klaees Miuilnre Sets Smoking Sets Tt.let Ss i
Toilet Sets Photo I'rames Safety Razor lu-lt rinekles
WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS PREDOMINATES
This is essentially a Gift Store. .Every effort has been made to gather together
ihe finest stock of Christmas merchandise ever submitted for your approval.
Out of town customers will be given especial attention as their time Is often
limited. Come In early and get the choicest things ot tbe season's showing.
SAWTELLE'S
Jeweler
The Largest Diamond Dealer in Eastern Oregon
E
MAY QUIT IRELAND
ORLANDO, Fm., Nov. 4. (A. P.1
The casifalty list at Ocoee, 12 miles
from here, where two whites were shot
to death and one negro lynched yester
day In an election riot and several
other negroes perished when buildings
In which they sought shelter were
burned, had not reached .here last
night. Armed whites were reported
patrolling the region and closing in on
negroes "who fled to the woods.
More than 20 buildings in the negro
stttlement were burned. Reports from
Ocoee tonight said that explosion of
considerable amounts of ammunition
occurred as the flames : swept the
buildings and that numerous firearms
were found In the ruins. Some re
ports said five negroes died in the
flames. . One negro woman was
among these, it waa said.
The battle waa precipitated by the
attempt of Julian Perry, a negro, to
vote after he had been refused the
privilege by election judges on the
ground that he had not paid his poll
tax. He returned later aarmed with
a shot gun but it was taken from him
and he was driven away. After dark
Tuesday night, according to reports.
Perry again approached the polls ac
companied by a. number of other
negroes: The white citizens at once
formed a posse and dispersed the ne
groes who fled to the negro settlement.
The posse followed and witnesses said
the negroeg- opened fire- from the
hulldfirgs: Anembel6trteIisse waj
wounded but reinforcements arrived.
- - r
The. -attackers centered on Perry's'
house intent on his arrest. Two of i
tbe whites, Leo Borgard and Elmer ;
McDahiels, both former soldiers, were :
killed In the back yard of the house. A
negro woman said seven or eight arm-!
ed negroes were in the Perry house '
which ultimately was set on fire to dls- i
lodge them, the flames spreading to
other buildings.
Perry himself apparently was cap
tured and later taken by a mob and
rH EST COLDS
Apply over throat and thctl
cover with hot fla-md cloth.
a sa R.
S3
V apo Rub
Ova 17 Miltknjan Used Veanj
lynched. It was sale he was taken
from an automobile In which he waa
riding and later lynched.
TORKTGX EXOHAXGE i
We art I Foreign Kxeiiaiute on all parts
of the World.
The Farmers and
Merchants Bank
Walla Walla Wash. " ' ji
9100 Reward, $100
Catarrh is a local disease greatly influ
enced by conttlluUonal conditions It
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
is taksn internally and acts though the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys
tem. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation of the disease,
gives the patleot strength by improving
the general health and astiits nature In
doing ita work. 81C0.W for any case of
Catarrh that HALL'S CAfARRH
MEDICINE falls to cure.
Druggtrts 76c Testimonials free.
F. 1. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio.
ANSOUNCEKEKT '
Open for business about
Nov. 1 in the Penland
Bldg. Same old stand,
with late styles and new
ideas. ' ; ' "
WARD STUDIO.
- . SAY "M.V.MOXD DYES" '
v t
Don't streak or ruin your material
In a poor dye. Ins'st on "'Diamond
Dyes." Easy directions ill every pack-
age. j
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH; WHITEN
MAN ANT WIFE without children i .
"want work on ranch Phono 343-R. i
FOR RENT S room apt.,
dren 80S & Court
no chll-
x LONDON R , Is understood
that Lord French will resign
shortly as lord lieutenant for 1m- '
land. IU-bealtlt Is given as the
rean.
Make Lemon Lotion to Double
" Beauty of Your Skin
Squeese the lulce of two terhons into '
a botUe containing three ounces oi
Orchard White which can be had at;
anw drug store, shake well and you ;
have a quarter pint of harmless and
delightful lemon bleach for few cents, j
Masiare this sweetly fragrant lotion j
into the fac,"neok, arms and hands
each day, then shortly not the beauty '
of your skin. . ' j
. ''"amons rtnge beauties use lemon '
Juloe to bleach and bring that soft.!
clear rosy-white complexion, l-emons
rave always been iiwd as a freckle
sunburn and tun remoter. Make this
up and try It,
Scientific Gushioning
Overcomes the Causes of Motor Truck Troubles '
Over ten years ago Service Motor Truck
engineers began the battle to overcome the)
ruinous effects of those fundamental
shocks and strains which are the underly
ing cause of all motor truck troubles.
The result of their work is Service Scien
tific Cushioning, one of the greatest im
provements -ever made in motor truck
engineering.- . r T
As a result Service Motor Trucks show, -remarkable
dependability. They operate
with great efficiency under allfltanner of -punishment.
, Remarkable records in daily
tonnage, hours of consistent running, up
keep coat. etc.. are made possible.
Ask us for complete information.
The Pyramid
of Service '
T hi. nrw symbol will
kjteeforth ditinBoih
sll Service Moto,
1 tuck,, lok for it oe
the rmdistor. '
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It 5ldWr Far 4 i
moto truck.
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rraorerl tKoufl.r sno
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