' ' r'' vr 7 '. ;. . i i tWELVE PA0E3 ."V DAILY M.EJ EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1020. pAos ma People Seattle Inuks'llko a very busy com munity these days, Norburno llerkok-y, llcal real estate man, said today fnl lowlng his return from a short bun ijies trip to Seattle ami I'xMIhikI He attended the Pneiric International Livestock Kxposltlon In I'oriiitnd ycs torday on the return trip mid declar ed it a great how. Mr. Berkeley ar wved home thla mornltiK on No", a. I Charles Z. Itandull, deputy dlHtrlnt attorney, returned to Pendleton Inst evening after an absence of two week In Portland. Uo cams hy way of Weppncr where he was called aa a witness In a case In the circuit court. Hl tiny daughter, whom ho took o Portland for professional treatment, fci gaining In 'weight and strength, Mr. Kandull wild today. Will M, Peterson, lncnl attorney, motored to WcHtun thin mirnliigto at tend to business In the pioneer city. GIRL AND BEAU SOUGHT FOR MURDER A?" -,. -. . 'J I ' ' ' ' W . r I 4 mi IHunter has been Indicted aa an accessory. Miss Moore was convicted. af the murder of Lerry Harth, bt secured a new trial and waa ) ariso releaaed tja bond. , BoUi PHONE FOUR-O-NINE Economize at the Economy 113 W.Webb Street EVERY DAY PRICES Corn flakes 8 for $1.00 Standard Toms .'. 2 for 35c Standard Corn 20c Small White Beans : 9c per lb Squash 3c per lb. Catsup 25c per bottle Swift's Pride Washing Powder large, 25c All brands milk per can 15c Honey, white pinta, 45c; qt. 85c; 1-2 gal. $1.65 Coffee at 30c, 40c and 45c per lb. Noodles, Macaroni, Spaghetti and Vermicilli, per package :......10c The Economy Grocery Phone 409 XN3W1V3HX snoaxanoD 34)4aaiMIIIMMtttltiMMt44tttt- I REGULAR WEDNESDAY NIGHT f lance Wednesday, Nov. 17. LIBERTY HALL , , SAWYER'S ORCHESTRA COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS. TWO TI'KKRYK CJIVKX AWAY THANKKtilVINiJ VXV, Kollowinn our yearly riiatom we will Rive, a tiirkry to the lady and one to the nmn hnldln; the lucky number. Prawlim- marts thin Wednesday pre. H a jjwMMUy Here and A. ft. Montgomery, formerly a fur t.ier of Helix and now of I,wlKion, Montana, l here for a business visit and Is the guest of hla brother, John V: Montgomery, of the Collins Grain Co. . ' . The hoys glco club of I'endlcton high school Ih under the direction of Axwitld Olson, of. Walla Walla, who HpendH one or two days a week hern Klvlng mimic lessons. He came over from the neighboring city today to lord hla pupils. I 3. II. Httirgls and Tt. B. Chloupck, of this city, arid P. H. Ijetirow, of Athena, departed on No. 21 IiihI night for Port land to attend the mock show for the remainder of thin. 'Week. Mr. Kturgls Ih Interested In beef and dairy cutttle an he has a (dock form at llarnhiirt on which are a number of blooded ani mals.. Mr. Chloupek Is Interested In the dlarvlns aids of the stock show. I being manager of the Golden West KNOXVICLE, -Tii. Detec- tivea throughout th United State' nd Canada , are searching for Maud Moots, 14. and her aweet. hrart, Martin Hunter, ahowit above. The girl Is under Indict ment for first degree murder and' wealthy Knorvllle business nan.1 releaaed on J10.000 bond.' Hunter have disappeared. , FOR BETTER SERVICE 113 W. Webb Street - moj 3NiN o anoj 3nohi I aJMMMK a vJ, aataa4MaVy a a a.a .. a a There dreamery here. Mr. Ixjiirow as a bunker, Is also Interested In livestock. The making of the national Amer ican, (ilsli, Ice cream, la being discuss ed ty tho members of the Pacific Ice Cr'n:,i Manufacturers' ussoclullon ut Its oonventlon In Portland and thither wi'i't ft. K. Chloupek and C. H. Hmlth of tho Golden West creamery latd nlgMt. JUr. Chloupck bi most Interested In l".i. aale of the frozen confection, while Mr. Hmlth Is the man who makes l(c cfum for the Golden West. Georgo Tonkin, ir. H. Game War dn, Is n Pendleton visitor. He has been In Portland on official business and In Arlington, where ttie geese hntlng season Is cUUmlng the attention of hundreds of sportsmen. ' O. P. Steele of this city has been notified of the serious Illness of his father at Jackson Missouri arid 1 leaving this evening for the bedside of his parent. Joseph, Cunha, Jr., of Kcho, one or the managers of the Kcho Flour Mills is In Pendleton today on business. IvcIk Couple Are J.lceiiH!. A marrlngo license was Issued to day to Roy C. Hale, of ticho, and MIshS Ulttdys womacK, or ivcno. .Miilford (feptuiv rrg'r. Harry Thomas, wanted hero for forging checks on the account ol Charlos Serrell, local farmer, has been arrested by the police at J1 Ml lord and is held for the sheriff here. Thomas passed the checks &:.oul .November 3 on the Charles Company and lit o Uu puis cigar stores. Viiiiiik laii WauttM S4'iaratini. Arthur 11. nrlch today broueht auit in circuit court for divorce from Ma bel 7.. 1'Irlch, charging her with cruel ty iuid ' lncorrlBibllity. He aska that tho court restore to her her maiden name of Mabel Zella Hwrdman. The couple was married In dctolier, 1919. George W. Coutts reliruscnla the plaintiff. 1. al-0 Takrn I i-inn Case. Kight waista, of filmy ailk and crepe dc chine, were Htolen from the ahowouaes of Hopf'a upHtaira clothing Ktoro laat ti ik lit. the sheriff's office waa notified this morning. The case are at tho Main street entrance to the Mtairway leading to the ahop and all tho artlcloa in thera were removed. The lock were picked and the cases opened without daiuafflng the win dows. Carl Hopf, owner of the goods. could not he reached today to give an I cbitinute on his loss. KM-nped Hoy Coptnrwl. (icorgo Kpiker, of Ia Grande, an escaped youth frota the atate reform school, wus arrested this noon atelhr O-W. H. &. N. depot -while awaiting the unival of No. 17. He hnd escap ed capture last night at Ia Grande by taking a west bound freight with a pat A deputy from the sheriff office stepped up to the lad and said "Howdy George." George replied with a "How-do. you-do." His Identity- es tablished, the lad was turned over to Superintendent Gilbert, of the school, who was returning to Salem on No. I". His pal, who did not know the lad was an escape, stood on the station platform with mouth ajar as hip friend was taken along with the offi- - I,PIW!U PRICK DROPS. TACOMA. Wash., Nov. 17.--(A. P.) The price of Douglas Fir lumber has decreased in price 40 per cent in the last six months, according to a bulle tin of the West Coast Lumbermen's Association. The association declares prices hnve reached their lowest level under present wages. and prices of sup plies, nnd notes that numerous mills have been forced to close down. They WORK while you sleep" A Dependable Physic when Bilious, Headachy, Constipated and Upset 10, 25, 5 (k drugstores. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR KENT Two furnished house keeping rooms, no children 711 Lllleth, NEWS OF THE COUNTY 1 OfflCES AND OFRCERS n What Your Kidneys-i r-Should Do For You The kidney are really filteri, finely organised for their work ol cleini ing and purifying th blood, elect inf and throwing out wnte produfli which would act at poitoni if per mitted to remain in the tyitem. When four kidney are out of order, the impuritiei are not removed and remain to poitoa the tyitem, cam Inf backache, swollen or iliff joioti, rheumatic peine, puffinen tinder the eyet, floalinU tpccki, biliouincM, weakneu and pale, waxy, dry tkin. WAS MISERABLE AND ALL TIRED OUT 1 fuffand with fcidiwr trotitvl md hv taknn mwy kind ol nudiMn wicbout MOintf relitf. 1 ud to have ver Biin icrl mT bHi and flt mirbl and all tirad out. hut atlsr takial Polar Kidney Cilia I am well. Is (act 1 heve not been bothered with itdnev trouble emce teeing the pilll." Mre. C. J. EUii. 506 tth At.. Sieux Fall. S. D. Foley Kidney Pills are made from the purert and finetl medicinn,acceptedathe moat help ful for kidney trouble and bladderail mend. They coat far more to make than the average kidney pill, for the bigb. atandard of their ' mating never deviated from, no matter bow the coat of Ingredient advance. NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON Utile Gill Itorn. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Oldfield are '.he i menls of a litle daughter born last n 1 1 1 . Heavy Miower Kails Huinfall last night and thla morn ing totaled .25 of an Inch say Major U'c Moorhotise, official weather ob rver. The maximum today ia 62 and the minimum 4 2. The barometer rcg iaters 2S.47. Will Killer I'liivcrslty Harry Benson, of Sfattle, who has resided here since graduating from Uroadway high school, Seatttle, left today for his former home. He plana to witer the I'nlverBity of Washington it Seattle in the freshman class. Mrs. (iixxlinan icoveriiir AVrd waw rTp'.'d tdM.' ' Gfr" H. Coutts that bis daughter, lira. but her Goldman, of Boise, is now on ;he road to recovery after having been II for a month with typhoid fever. Her fever is now entirely gone, the word caid, and she is gaining strength. Mrs. Coutts is still there and will ac company Mrs. Goldman here when the latter is able to. travel. nnnm-lns Provided For. Plana for financing the work of the Umatilla County Y. M. C. A. for the coming year were perfected last night at a meeting here of the local mem bers of the county executive commit tee and a few from out of ' the city. Raymond W. Hatch was re-elected president of the committee, J. O. Rus sel corresponding secretary and J. W. Maloney, treasurer. Joel Davis of Echo, a new member of the executive committee, was present and was In stalled. V. M. C. A. Kmloraod. The work of the Y. M. C. A. in this county was endorsed by the Rotary Club at Its weekly luncheon today at the Elks Club. The Rolarians pledged their support to the work of the coun ty Y. The elub also expressed Itself as being favorable to the proposed ce real grain show which would be held during the week of the 1921 Round Cp with exhibits from Oregon, Wash ington and Idaho. This show would he larger than the county show held last year. The altcndance a club meeting was cut down to 21 be cause so many members are In Port land for the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. Precincts Make Itcrunis. Mrs Rudolph Tannler turned In $113 from her precinct for the ned Cross for the Red Cross Roll Call and Mrs. H. E. Bickers turned in $180 to day, making two of the largest totals yet. realized from precincts. Mrs. Bickers and her assistants have not yet completed the drive. The response throughout the city has been ready, the workers state, and It is expected that Pendleton will be over tho top with Its $3200 quota before Thanksgiv ing Day, tho la.st day of the drive. All gift donations are for tho use of the Umatilla county chapter, and the $3200 is to be raised entirely through membership fees, which are of three kinds, annual, sustaining and lite. If the Invitation of the members of the western naturalists of Oregon Agricultural college is accepted, the meeting of the north western divl slnn will be held on the campus at Thanksgiving time. The scientists read papers on and discuss big bio logical subjects. O. A. C. has more members on the staff than any other institution on the coast. Plant Pa1 thology, O. A. C." WHY PRICES STAY UP J.&BACHE teW YORK The failure of prices to come down with defla tion tn full tore la asalgned by J. S. Bache, ot the banking firm of J. 8. Bache ft Co. of New York, to the desire ot the retailers to , ell without loss stock brught at 'Khvj- priors, ea.e..i I , s? f .CSS 1 fviRCINII li A GROWING GIFT The one who gives a gift in silver gives a growing A teaspoon is a start towards a J chest and addi- tional pieces can al ways be added. Tea services, sand wich trays, vegetable dishes, can be purchas ed to harmonlzo ani the household will soon possess silver that wilt last forever and grow dearer thru senti ment as the years go by. VM'ii;ii ff 11 n rn-.aat L Intcr-Oass Teams I'raeth'O. Prac tice has been begun by the classes for the inter-class basketball games r.hlch are to be held soon. The bos have been out several nights and the work is progressing nicely. They are learning the fundamentals of the game and there will be much rivalry between the classes. The substitutes for the first team will probably be chosen from these teams. No letter men will be allowed to play in the in t r-class meet. It Is planned that each class team will play six games and the class having the highest average will be declared the winner. Senior tlass Srlcrtlnff Pins. The senior class today in inspecting the samples of Mr. Dankworth who rep resents a concern of Rochester, N. y Mr. Dankwortht arrived this morning from Portland. In the line of sample ae has several hundred pins and rings The class. The class n tll also select soilable commencement invitations tiom his stock. The committee choos ing designs consists of Miss Man Clarke, Miss Etotella Mills. Gilbert Struve, John Henry Simpson and David Swanson. The order will be sent immediately bo that the Invita tions will arrive in due time at thr class will not experience the difficulty of last years graduating class. BELLINGHAM FORGER IS CAUGHT TRYING HOLD UP SEATTLE. Nov. 17. (A. P.) A man who was Identified at the police nation yesterday according to the po- He, as Frank E. Peters, is wanted at Bellingham on a charge of having isseud a worthless check for $1000. He was arrested in Seattle yesterday charged with attempting to hold up two women. MAI.COXTUXTS KOI XDF7II I P SKOl-L. Korea, Oct. 17. (A. P.! Thirty-two Korean malcontents, ae- curs of attempting to start armed j diKturhanccs throughout Korea's sim- ultaneously by instigating the mem bers of the Korean young men's as sociation In various places, have been arrested at South Pyungan-do. They have been sent to Seoul charged with political Intrigue. The Koreans have their headquarters at Lunghu. -Manchuria, and are said to have a large following. Eases Colds At once I Relief with 'Pape's Cold Compound" The first dose -eases your cnldl Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snirff liiisIA dose of "Pape's Cold Com pound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks VP a severe cold and ends all grippe misery. Relief awaits you! cipen your colg- ged-up nostrils and the air passages of your head: stop nose running: re lieve the headache, dullness, feverlsh- nesa, sneezing, sorenecs and stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" Is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance. Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. Insist on rape's) VIRGINIA CARVEL A beautiful clean cut Amer ican type sug gesting the ever appealing Colo nial spirit to nobly exempli fied in the well loved character of VIRGINIA CARVEL When choosing your table et vice visit our store and see this attractive sterling silver pattern. SILVER FOR THANKSGIVING Sawtelle's Inc., Jeweler Keep Your. Blood Pure Nature Did you know that ninety per cent of all human ailment depend upon the conditioa of your blood T Nature gives her warnings in va rious unmistakable ways, so that when the 'appetite fails, and you become weak and lUtless and a gen eral run-down condition seems to take possession of the whole body, it is an unfailing sign that impuri ties will steadily accumulate until your general health will be seri (East Oregonian Special.) RIETH. Nov. 1". A surprise party was given on Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Snyder, for their son Clar ence. Many of the young and older people were present, of whom were Mr. and Mrs. Snyder. FTed Hannan of Pendleton, Elmer E. Williams of Portland. Charlie English, Murphy Heath, Bert Tompkins, George Geanakoplis, Mr. and Mrs. Will Tompkins, Johnnie Herr, Carl Living ston. Mr. and Mrs. Duke, Freder ick Heath, Perry Woods, Mr. English, Mr. Docks, Lillian English, Jean Clark. Fay Clark. Bessie Heath. Ollle Heath, Carrie Hillman, Lillie Kennedy. Mrs. N'evers. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. H. L. Livingston, Laura Hillman, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rorick and Ruth Ellis . Re freshments of sandwiches cake and coffee were served. Mrs. R. J. English, who. has been ill at her home for some time, will be sent to Pendleton today where she can have proper care of th4 doctors. six'oxn wkkxtv victim nn-.s ALBUQLERQl'l, X. M., Nov. 17. Isaac Bear of Denver, Colo., said to be a wealthy stockman, died in a local hospital yesterday from injuries re ceived when a Santa Fe train hit his automobile at a grade crossinir near Domingo, N. M. fn3 wife died nfter the accident. Mrs. M. S. Maver. daughter, and Martin Bear, driver were injured. DESPA1N & LEE 209 E. Court CRISCO 1 1-2 pound 55c 3 pounds $i.oo S pounds $1.90 Cane Sugar, sack $12.35 Picnic Hams, Swift's, pound 30c Pint Wesson or Mazola Oil 4QC Quart Wesson or Mazola Oil 75,. 1-2 gallon Wesson or Mazola Oil $1.50 1 gallon Wesson or Mazola Oil $2.90. Pay Cash Receive More Pay Lcsi DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY 209 E. Court , , Phone 880 WE ARE A SILVER HOUSE Nothing could speak more convincingly for our standing aa a sliver bouse than the firtna whose silver we sell. Wn are Pendleton headquarter for ' " GORIlAM Tuvtlo ItKKI II.V1CTON W.MJ.ttK AI.VIX PAI .-POXT imI CO.H.irXITV MIAMI The a nove list In cludes the best makers of silver and whose guarantee is combined with ours is combined ver sale. Will Do the Rest ously affected. Ton hould reeofr nize the importance, therefore, of very promptly cleansing out the system, and keeping th blood sup ply pure and robust . - ' Get a bottle of S. S. S. at roar drugstore to day, and note now promptly it builds up the appetit and gives new strength and ti tality. Write for free literature and medical advice to Chief ateoV cal Adviser, 153 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. NO CORPORATION CAN ' ACCORD RECOGNITION TO MEXICO FOR U. S. WASHINGTON', Nov. 17. (A. P.) No corporation, no group of corpora tions and no group of individuals la going, "to deliver American recognl tion to Mexico" the state department stated today. The United States will not insist 'upon abrogation of Article 27 of the Mexican constitution, Hut if laws enacted under It are confiscatory or rettroactive the United States could not accord recognition. The United States is actuated solely by a desire to pr-iteet American interests. Sore Throat, 0oMs Quickly Clwckeal By Hamlln'e -. Wizard Oil Sore throat and chest colds should never be neglected. Few people realize how often they re sult seriously if not promptly checked. Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe, simple and effective treat ment. Used as a gargle for sore throat it bringstqtiick relief. Rubbed on the chest it will often loosen up a hard, deep seated cold in one night. Keep a bottle on the shelf. Wlaard Oil la a good dependable prep aration to have In the mMkrlne cheat for flret aid when tho doctor may be far away. How often apralna. bruieee. cut and burn occur la overe family. e well ae little trouble like oarache. teothach. cold aorea. canker eorea. eUf aeck. and tired aching loot. Soolktns, healing Wla rd Oil will alwaye bring Qultk relief. Generoua else bottle ibc. If you are troubled with conatlpattoa or alck headache try . Mamlln'a Wlsant Liver Vt'hlpe. Juat pleaaant little pink Nil ot druffial tot iuv. Uaaxatoteed. CASH GROCERY. Phone 880 f t : -i I I I e i