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Catarrh Is sn exfHnive r -lion,
Compunied with chronic inflammation,
from the mucous membrane. Hood's
RHrsrfparilla acts on the mucous mem
brans through the blood, reduces in
flammation, 'eftlnhllHhes healthy action
and radically cures all cases of catarrh.
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Ned Cornwull returned thla morn(uK I visit. They arrived
om a week end trip to Portland. , noun.
on No. 17 thin
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John Ogle, Who rulsea wheuf nenr
Ail Minn, wiih In Pendleton today on
IiiihIiiohk, having driven down early
thlM morning by auto.
Fred W. Htehver, attorney, of Itnley,
'ItHley & Hlelwer, left Biimlay on No.
17 for Portland on a short btmlnetM
trip. He will return on Tuesday.
F. W. Falconer, owner of the Cun
nltiKhum Hlieep Co., urrlved here thin
morning on train No. 24 from 'Port,
hind and will look after business In this
section for tli next few days. . ;.
Dr. O. E. Jtolt returned today from
Idaho where he visited IiIh . parent,
Mr. and Mm, William Holt. They ra
tilde at J'uyetle. .
Mrs. Jessie M. I lessor, of Hernilston,
spent the day In Pendleton todiy on
business. Mrs. 1 lesser taught In the
Htiinfleld schools last year.
Royal M. Kawtelle and I'hllo Rounds
of Buwtelle'a Jewelry more, returned
thin mornlnir from Walla Walla where
j they npent the week-end. They at
tended the-opening of K. Falkenberg'a
Jewelry more while In the Washington
city.
James Johns arrived home hint night
from a business trip to the towns of
Suathern Idaho. He says that thuse
who sold their crop are feeling good
bout It and thoHe who held for higher
price are not 'feeling no good, wlch
condition In nlmllar to that of Uma
tilla county. . .
The Oregon-O. A. C. game Saturday
waa a great spectacle, says Bred Hen
nlon. who v,u one of the JJ.OW) pen
pie who saw the football classic. Mr.
Reunion says that the men on ee
side played with great precaution and
that the content was more like a game
, of chews than a game of football be
rauae of the precision and strategy
shown. Mr' Ilnnnlon returned hint
night after seeing the game and at
tcndlng the Pacific International Live
stock exposition.
Major !,ce .Mooi huuse', , maker of
-.-'mulligans, has In his culinary inves
tigations discovered an entirely new
way of cooking lima. or buttor beans.
., The major has long sought fhe most
satisfactory way of cooking th succu
. lent vegetable nnd In his opinion the
J" new way is best. Ho pours bojllntf wa
' ter on the beans and then leta them
,' stand over night in cold water. In the
,-, morning it is a almpln matter to re
move the hulls and the beans can then
. be cooked In half an hour.
Ira Boott, former Umatilla county
wheat rancher now growing wheat at
1m. Crosse, Wash., wont to Helix today
for a visit with-retatlves after spend
ing a few dayH In Pendleton. '
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Circuit Judge Gilbert W. Phelps Is
enjoying home lire again after having
spent two weeks In Heppner presiding
at the Morrow county term of circuit
court.- A has been the case in this
county, business Was brisk at Hepp
ner and the Judge did not get buck
until Huturday, evening from his two
weeks' work. .
Alex Montgomery, formerly of King
Hill, Idaho, who has been In the city
for several duya visiting his brother
John E. Montgomery, left on the
Northern Pacific train this afternoon
for his old stamping ground, Helix.
Mr. Montgomery will purtuke of the
toothsome turkey Thursday with
friends. In the farming co"untryner
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the gun on the colored men's amuse
ment club that was held up on the
lust night of the Kound-l'p and escap
ed with much of the money. Three of
his pals in the affair, named Button,
lirown and McElroy, have been In the
county Jail here since. McOee is also
alleged to huve broken Into the Peo
ples Warehouse ond lQlen a targe
amount of wearing apparel. The trial
of Mcliee has been a hot one for two
months, officers having trucked him
through Oregon and Washington al
most constantly but being unable to
catch him until be was arrested at
Tukitna. Deputy" Sheriff Joe Wake
ly left this afternoon orv the North
ern Pacific train to bring the prisoner
Here for hearing before the grand Jury.
it did the hearts of O. A. C, grads
good tor see their old honor on the
gridiron upheld on Buturduy In the
game against the I'nlverslty of Ore
gon. The Aggies came mighty close
to putting over the score that would
have best their rivals and had the
rooting of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mcln
tyre of Helix been all that was neces
sary, the hall would have rested on
the fur side of tho chalk line instead
of u foot short as it did. "Mr. and
Mclnlyre, both graduates of the t'or-
vullll Institution, returneil from Port
land this morning after having wit
nessed the game at Corvullls on Sat
urday and, spent Hnnday In Portland.
One of tho pioneer business men of
" the Ijiiwer Columbia district is F. A. i
Fisher, of Astoria, who, with Mrs.
FVher, stopped over In Pendleton for
a few hours this afternoon. He and
his brother founded Fisher Hros. Co.,
which has operated a hardware and
grocery business In the Oregon sea
port city for threp decades. Mr. and
Mrs. Fisher have been at Hot I.ake for
Mrs. Fisher's health nnd they are
leaving tonight for Walla Walla for a
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Kcliool Data Compiled
Thirteen percent of all school pupil
In this county are being educated this
ycur in one-room rural schools, ac
cording to a survey of the county's
schools, now belpg completed by coun
ty Kuperlntondent W. W. Green. Nine
and threeMenths percent attend rwn
room schools. Three-room rural
schools are handling 2.4 percent of the
total enrollment, the report says.
Three-fourths of all pupils are receiv
ing the advantage of town and city
school education, the exact percentage
being 76.3. Buch schools Include all
within the organized communities of
the county.
I'upalri Votes fUmlH of Suits.
K. W. Ayers today filed suit against
B. U Van Orsdall and O. C. Van
Orsdall to'recovef 19.90 and interest
on a note which was given to Nate
Italnes and assigned to the plaintiff.
He is also owner of an account for"
$31.65 assigned by Taylor Hardware
Co., and owed by O. C. Van Orsdall, on
which he also asks Judgment, ft. W.
Cane also filed suit against the same
two" defondants to collect on a prom
issory note for $200. and Interest. This
note was assigned by Paul Roberts. J.
B. 1'erry" represents the plaintiffs in
both actions.
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nrama Club Pluy Financial Succpta.
The Associated Student Body of the
high school realized about ir,0 as a
result of the succesa of the Drama
Club play presented Friday evening.
All money has not been collected but
It is estimated that at least $lf,o will
be cleared. This money will go Into
tho student body treasury to pay off
the deficit on the first football games
of the season.
Keillor nay Progression.- The first
set of the senior play has been com
pleted ond the second act begun. The
cast Is working well and Miss Laura
lioss, coach, Is expecting to make th"
play surpass all otherB given. The
Play is of a more serious nature than
most which" havo been given In the
last two years. It consists of twelve
characters and the plot Is laid In Eng
land, giving the play a foreign ele
ment. John Himpson handles tho only
comedy part. The play will be given
some time before the Christmas holi
days. The cast of the first act gave h
sketch of that part of the play Frida
evening.
FRUIT
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Show bright colored fruits to best advantage. All
iollvifitritpd tn vifw otir beautiful exhibit
whiVh includes lnanv choice selections
ware by The Gorham Company 1
quality possible to obtain at prices
reasonaoie tney wm surprise yvu.
SAWTELLE'S, INC.
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teacher
Long Dcatfrcd Crook Caught
Hilly McUee. wanted by the sheriff
hire since rtound-Cp, was arrested at
Yakima Saturday night upon descrip
tion furnished by the lociU officers and
sent broadcast throughout the north
west. He Is charged wflh having held
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Fiver? Kclusd Has Toaclnw.
Hvery school In l'nmtllla
which has made application
school superintendent for a
now is supplied. A few schools de
cided after being unsuccessful In get
ting a teacher, to close down for the
year but all others have been accom
modated. Among recent additions to
staffs is that of J. A. Yeager to teach
the seventh and eighth grades at Ad
ams where he was principal last year.
Crunlty tliargntl by Wife.
Iris Hart today filed suit in circuit
court for a divorce from W. H. Hart,
charging him with cruelty. He ruis
threatened to kill her on numerous oc
casions, she avers, and otherwise hap
maltreated her. The couple was mar
ried at Walla Walla in January, 1AI8.
and there are no children. J. B. Per
ry represents the plaintiff.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 22. (!'. P.)
The supreme court today agreed to ad
vance to January I the arguments on
the oppeal of Henatnr Truman New
iierry from his conviction by the Mich
gan federal court, on a charge of vio
isting the federal corrupt practices
uiirlng his seuutoria) campaign.
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District VotcH $4000 Bonds
School district No. 77, east of Pilot
Itock, on Baturduy voted a $4000 bond
issue for the erection of a new school
building. Work on the plans and con
struction will be begun as soon as the
bonds can be issued, certified and sold.
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jand Tans, raided Corke Park where a
rrj football game was in progress, and at
ajileast 10 persons were killed
Auto Firm Kites on Note.
McLean & Suavely today filed suit
4n circuit court ugainst Joseph Craig
to recover the sum of 149-60 alleged
past due on a promissory note of 10
days' duration. Peterson, Bishop &
Clark represent the plaintiffs.
Prm-bsU'l Will Filed.
The will and proof of will, of the
late ('. II. Proebstel was filed today
with the clerk of the probate court.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. (A. P.)
The Western Union today applied to
the District of Columbia supreme court
for an Injunction to restrain Secretary
Daniels from interfering with the lay
ing of a cable between Miami and
Miami Beach, Florida.
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M'ni.iv nrxoMKS arm" camp
DUBLIN, Nov. sr. (U. P.) One
policeman was killed In ambush near
Glnndore, 34 miles southwest of Cork
today. Another Black and Tan troop
er was seriously wounded.
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Do you own one of
those comfortable old
homes with good solid
floors that have always
been painted?
If so, repaint the
floors this time with
Lowe Brothers Hard
Drying Flooh Paint
made especially for
indoor floors.
It is particularly
Ak to th colon
adapted to the finishing
of kitchen and bedroom
floors.
A variety of attractive
colors to choose from
colors that will harmo
nize with your rooms.
Hard Drying Flooh
Paint is an economical
and lasting floor finish.
Easy to use dries hard
and firm.
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From a Woman Whose Serious Ill
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Carnett; Kas. "I first took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a
complete n e r v o u i
breakdown follow
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oldist child. I got
up too , soon which
caused serious fe
male trouble. I was
to Weak that I was
not able to be on my
feet but very little
and could not do niT
housework at all. I
bad a bad pain in my
left side and it
would pain terribly if I stepped oil a
curb stone. One day oae of your book
lets was thrown in the yard and I read
every word in it. There were so many
who had been helped by your medicim
that I wanted to try it and my husband
went to town and got me a bottle. It
seemed as though I felt relief after the
second dose, so I kept on until I had
taken live bottles and by that time I
was as well a I could wish. About
year later I pave birth to a ten pound
boy, and have had two more children
since and my health lias been fine. H
I ever have trouble of any kind I am
poinjr to take your medicine for I give
it all the praise for my good hcaltn.
I always recommend your medicine
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CHICAGO", Nov. 22. (U. P.) Due
to general business depression. Judge
Alscnuler, arbiter in the wage contro
versy between the packers and their
employes today agreed to reopen the
hearing Into wage conditions. The
Judge said he would not permit any
prolonged hearing and his decision is
expected In about two weeks.
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BOLOGNA, Italy, Nov. 22. (A. P.)
Seven persons were killed and 30
wounded in a conflict between social
ists and anti-socialists at the first
meeting of the new municipal council
today. .
JOIN TO FIGHT LOSSES
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. (TJ. F.)
Four million farmers are now organ
ized to fight losses from falling prices
through cooperative societies, Secre
tary Lyman of the national board of
farm organizations, announced today.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VOW SALK OR TMADK on Ford, one
Dodge touring 'car 212 B. Bluff St
I!k1 and tlnn Club Meeting
There will be a meeting of the Pen
dleton Jtod and Gun club Tuesday
evening, November 23rd. In James H.
Estes' office at 8 o'clock. Business of
Importance. All members urged to be
PfCKPt.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. fT. P.)
Recommendations for reform In the
sale of 'surplus government supplies
today were made in the annual report
of Major General Chamberlain, in
spector general of the army. Cham
berlain said that in one ease cement
was sold by one department of the
government for $1 a ton and 250 tons
of it were Immediately resold to the
utilities department of the army sun
ply base for t f a ton.
PARIS, Nov. -22. (A. P.)The great
difficulty in finding lodgings In Paris
has been the cause of many unusual
incidents recently. . ,
iutvorced persons seeking separate
.partments are having such difficult
'n nnding tnem that, in one case at
least, they composed their tempermen-
tal differences in order to keep their
old apartment.
A painter and his wife who had beer,
divorced by mutual agreement were
both looking for apartments, fre
quently their paths crossed in ' their
search for quarters. The first time
they met they bowed gravely but po
litely. Their mutual smile gradually
broadened as the hunt for fiats nar
rowed down to a few hovels in tht
slum section.
"Let's kiss and make up and go back
to our flat," the wife finally said; and
they did.
President Millerand, who recently
tcok possession of the Elysee Palace,
received 41 application for his apart
ment on the Avenue de Villars.
Henry Landru, who has been in Le
?ante prison for the past 20 monthf
awa'iting trial on charges growing out
of the disappearance of 11 women,
recently was dispossed from the flat
that he had occupied on the Boulevan
Rocheohouart, a rather sordid section
of Paris. Requests came from ever)
quarter in Paris some even from aris
tocratic auteuil, asking that the flat be
reserved.
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209 E. Court I'hone 880
Thanksgiving Eats
Every thing to make
complete. 'ou furnish
we will 'furnish the food,
the dinner
the tahle
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aving to you.
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have .oniy temporary relief from
the terrifying itching and burning
of fiery, flaming skin diseases, then
you are satisfied to remain ft slave
to ointments, lotions and other lo
cal remedies applied to the surface
of the skin. ,
Eeal genuine relief from eczema,
tetter, scaly eruptions or any other
form of skin irritations cannot be
expected until you free your blood
of the germs which cause these
disorders. And for this purpose
there is no remedy that gives more
satisfactory results than b-S.S., tha
fine old blood remedy that goes
down to the source of every blood
disorder And routs out the germs
which cause the trouble.
S.S.S. is sold by all druggists.'
Begin taking it today, and if you
will write a complete history of
your case, eur medical director will
give you expert advice without
charge. Address Chief Medical Ad
viser, 153 Swifulboratory, Atlan
ta, Ga,
A vagrant just finishing 30 days in
t-a Sante prison told his cell-mate un
let sentence of five years for swindl
ing, that he dreaded to return Into
uold, drearv Paris. He was homeless.
him. The prisoners- exchanged cloth
ing and cards of identity and when the
warder called for the vagrant to send
him out into fhe cold world, the swin
dler responded. The fraud was dis-
rrospects of spending the winter nights covered only when the swindfer's law
'nOr Paris hridees did not appeal to er called at the jail.
EASTERN' PTAK TO ENTERTAIN.
Jhe Eastern Star Is anticipating a
sial meeting scheduled for tomorrow
evening when Mis. Anna Stoile will
be chairman of the entertaining com
mittee. Mem bets are asked for 7:30
o'clock.
HEK-MISTON FOU VISIT.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. leathers and
Mr. and Mrs. Fritts of Hermiston were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ococko Hunter yesterday.
AT'TO PARTY RETURNS.
Mr. and Mrs. John . Adams and
Mrs. George Hartman returned last
night from Portland. They nude tne
trip by motor.
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