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PAH.Y EAST OBECONIAW. rEWDTJSTOW, 0!tfiCON. MONDAY EVENTS, SSCT.nni 131920.
paos ran
(irniiil .fury In Session.
The lieeember grand Jury look tip
lis work uwith a lung list of cases to be
investigated, it will Include 1:0111
over the transcript of testimony It. ( the
Taylor murder trials. An ull wieli
session Is In prospect.
People Here and There
Curl Emiduhl canto In thU morning
(rum Helix to look after buliieB mut
ters in l'rii(Hoton.
Glen If. fleer," who durlnf the war
lurvcd an a lieutenant In the tint Dlvl
idon, Ih nuw with the federal bourd of
voculloiiHl ruldunce. lie u hero to
day on I)UIiuh. Mr. Tlcvr'a tomic In
In Portlund ana Mm, Ticer wllPbe re
membered here n Mlw Aniiauella
Crawford.
Tumble weeds were piled no hlKh In
the road by lunt nltrht'n utorm that it
vu. iiecesmiry to burn them In order
to nmke traveling poMlbls, gayi Frank
Krasirr, who Ih In Pendleton today
from HillHlde Home. Tho weeds form
ed a tangled mum and proved an Im
pawutblo burrler to a machine, Frailer
tay. '
Emery llumiell, who for the pant
nevural month ban been atudylng clil
TOPractice at the Pacific Chlropructlce
College In Portland, arrcved here Inst
evening- from Yuklinu where he haa
been for the pant several duy. Mr.
Haskell will attend to IiunIim-hh matters
hero for A day or two before ret urn Ink
to his studies. Mrs. llnssell Is vlaltlnit
lier parents at I'llot Rock while they
are on a short vnention from Portland.
,Cuttlo In (he Uklah region uro' In
fine shupe, hus'b Juuies Mowile. There
hu been but little snow at Uklah, he
Mutes. Mr. Mnmdo, who Is a Pendleton
visitor today, Is a ' prominent cutile
niun of thmls county.' . -
Chhrley Myers, nlglit police officer,
li'ft for Portlund lust nltilit to uppeur
today as a witness In the case of tho
United Ktnles vs. Dock Hudd, charged
with Riving llciuor to Indians.
' Sylvan 1.' Cohn,! local wholesale
dealer in men's furnishing, returned
yesterday after a business trip to Beat
tie, Ucnd and Portland.
It. E. Phelps, coun.- rondirmstnr,
was U homecomlmr passenger this
morning on No. 24 from a week end
trip to Portland. ,
Mayor John Vuughan drove to Wes
ton to attend to business Jtt the War
ren Construction Co., plant on Dry
Creek.
Hheldon Taylor, who farms north of
Pendleton. Is In the city from his
ranch today on business.
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n, II. llixhop, Krcewutcr attorney, Is
business visitor In Pendleton today.
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Why Pay More?
At the present time the movement is toward
buying with greater discretion. Everyone
wants a hundred cents worth for a Dolar.
Staple Groceries are more in demand. Buy
by the case and save. : 5
Standard Corn, per case of 21 $1.15
Tomatoes, per case of 24 $4.00
Milk Co-operative, per case . . . : $6.75
We guarantee this as good as any.
Potatoes, Weston Mountain, per sack.... $1.90
These are giving good satisfaction.
Special Cash Price on Flour during the cam
paignAsk for it.
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The Economy Grocery
It looked like a flock of Kheep com
ing to water when the juckrubbltti bc
Kun moving toward the river below
'(.'illusion, yesterday, according to
'-ox Clinton, who, with J. K. Allen,
spent part of tho day shooting the
pes! near the government reservoir,
l-'rom the numbers of rabbits Righted
In the brush 'along tho river, Mr. Pin
son Judged thut another poisoning
campaign this full will be timely.
Home of the rabbits killed by the two
weighed nearly o pounds. Mrs. Pin-
son and Mrs. Allen accompanied their
nusuamis on the trip.
J. H. Kherinan, traveling salesman
for the Wentern Orygoods Co., of Ke-
atlle, for this dlntrict, left hist night
for Baker and points cast on business.
Me makes his hcadnhirters here.
liny ami I'ustiirc; HIIU I'mnild
T. c. Parks today brought suit in
corcuit court uguinst C, C. Mason, al
leging that 17 tons of hay sold tho de
fendant for $i!fi5, and pasture for his
hogs at fit) cents a d:i for J 10 days,
have not been paid for." The pluintilT
asks Judgment against the defendant
tor 255 and for $riS on the two causes
of action, lie is represented by V.
J. Warner, of Ilermiston.
O. L. Dunning, county commissi
oner, and Frank Kloan, sheepman and
nuiie representative-elect, ' both . of
Mtanrtcld, ate business visitors In Pen
dleton today,
Ole Aurchus, special agent for the
O-W. H. & N. Co.. stationed at Uma
tilla., is in Pendleton today on busi
ness.
J. 1. Sturdier, attorney from Stan.
field, was In the city today on legal
business.
NEWS OF HE GOUNIY
Budget Hearing is Tomorrow
'Ihe public hearing of complaints,
remonstrances or suggested changes ih
tho I'matilla county budget for 121
is to be held In the county court room
at the court house tomorrow morning
at 1U o'clock. All persons who have
any remarks to make on the budget
are requested by law to make them at
that time. '
Tiieu Couples Iici'iiM-d
A marriage licence was issued lute
Kalurday to Wilson J. lu-xhcimer, and
Miss Erna J. Oeinger, of Pendleton.
This morning a license was Issued to
Joe Candelorio, of Pendleton, and Mrs.
Maggie Gootou, of Adams. Tins aft
ernoon a license was Issued to William
P. Hurst, of Freewaler, and His
Ardelle Zeske, of Milton. The date t"t
the marrUige of the last named couple
is Tuesday.
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Itecdeir Estate AdniltU-d
Tlie estate of the late Claude A.
j Keeder has been admitted to probate
:ami o. H. Jtecder appointed adminis
Itrator. C. L. Woodward, Hugh I.leu
I alleri artd Joseph X. icott have been
named to appraise the estate. '
Ippralsuls llled With Clerk
Appraisals In the following estate
have been filed with tho county clerk:
I Elizabeth Smith, J6200, by ' Frame
Martin, John Ilradbum and W. W.
1 Hoothby; Jlary Elizabeth Ferree.
11195, by Elmer Cleaver, Thomas
3wearlngen and Ray Ayres; Wrennie
D. Green, $6!i98.55. by Hen Slmonton.
G. A. Ilartman and J. T. Lamblrth.
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I Practical Gifts !
This Is a year of practical gifts for Christmas. We havq that
S kind of merchandise.
.Vote fur fXMHt Imolvetl
Frankie F. Cox has brought suit In
circuit court against Klbra 8. Harris
and 8. C. Kllgore to collect J'iSOi) and
Interests on a nolo alleged post duo.
Tho note was signed Jointly by the de
fendants and given to J. V. Summer
who transferred the note to the plain
tiff. Collier & Collier, of Portland,
and 8. A. Eowcll represent the plain
tiff. -
VOU M lI K OK MOTIU31
flenulne Hudson liay all wool Whita Ulankct ...
Five pound all wool Urown Ulonket
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Ulue Bergo Veomnnette Middy t S.50
Illue Flannel Gold llrald Goody Middy
Ked Flannel Jtlack Braid Goody Middy I2.R0
lllack or red Silk Middy Tic $ 1.00
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Hunting Knife with Sheath 4 4.50
Army AJte, small 1.00
Officers' Dress Hhoe, Corovan color t ."
Hunting Flag. 4x8 feet .'.... 5.00
Aluminum Mess Pan " $ 1.00
von pad
Wag Nhlrt for Hunting or Camping . $ .00
Mackinaw, O. D. or Grey :.'. .
leather Vest .'. $10.00
Officers Dress Shoe, Cordovan color .. .00
Hog of ( Cashmere Sox, assorted shades ...v...,.....r ,..T,.,...S-t.OO
Horse Hide Hutteei' Cordovan color ....'..,.. ..'..;.!...:.. f .50
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Ifc-CToe Slgni-d in Itosa sc
A decree has been signed In the
friendly suit of the Hoss Lund Sheep
Co., vs. Issiibelln, Marion and Dorothy
Hos, minors, giving the plaintiff title
to 15-21 of the estate and each of 11
defendants 2-21. The decree orders
a partition of the estate according to
quality and names L. C. Scharpf, K.
O. Warner and F. E. Chapman u
referees to the partition.
jlioy Held for Thefts
uecausft ne wanted to give a young
lady friend a nice present for Christ
mas and did not -think about paying
for It, Hoy Key, of Weston, Is in the
county Jail today. He faces a charge
of larceny. Key, is alleged to have
broken the lock and made entrance to
McFadden's pharmacy in Athena a
few nights ago and to have taken three
wrist watches and a man's watch from
the stock. Khcriff Taylor went t'J
Key's place near -Weston this morning
and when h accused the young man
of having the stolen goods in his pos
session the young man went to the
house and turned them over to the
offlcer. He was then brought here to
lull. Young Key Is alleged to have
taken other small articles around Wcs--
ton and is reputed to have klepto
maniac tendencies.
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ONE DAY ONLY
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14Tf I
BIG CHRISTMAS SPECIAL -
Lamps $15.00
These are not cheap lamps, but beautiful bronze
and verden table lamps easily worth $20.00 to $25.00.
But we wish to give a big help to you in your Christ
mas buying
$15.00
Reserve one for Christmas.
SAWTELLE'S
Inc.
JEWELERS
THE LARGEST DIAMOND DEALERS IN EASTERN OREGON
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hose was cut, tendering useless the
efforts of the firemen. '
Walls llloun Out by.Iioiiibs.
Two acres soon became a furnace.
The front walls of houses were blown
out with hornUs. Several blocks of
buildings in the liesirt of the hiislnesK
iftstilct of Cork were destroyed, con-!
Mtituting the costliest (bslruc'ion of
property since the reprisals be-all In i
Ireland. j
A group of public buildings on Al-i
liert (may. including tho oily ball, the
ilMNiHT STEPS IN
lOPKiieysifiysss
fornia. Esther Miller has left my tied and
Uist year several young men got board w ithout cause or provocation
credentials by wirt from various land against my will and wUhea, and in
lapers that had no local representa- J not now living with me; and all per-
streng: of the cre-lsons are hereby warned and notified
some V ' ''e feats 'rot to extend to tn; said Esther Miller
iny credit upon my account as I will
. MEXICO CITY, Dec. 13. (A. I'.)
With approximately one-third of the
republic's 3,r,oii Kilvcr and copper
mines closed because of the low mar
ket prices of those metaN, the gov
ernment tltis week will take emergency
niejisurvs to prevent complete paralysis
of the in-iusti y, according to a tnas-ir
dejiarlnient statement. Morfe than
."". oho laborers would be made idle
if ail the mines closed.
Water Kent ItrlmJ Stilts '
F. B. Swaytte and W. II. Simpson,
receivers for the defunct Western Land
It Irrigation Co., have brought suit In
circuit court against C. H. Hice and
against George F. Jordan and Bffle
Vandl Jordan, seeking to collect for
water rent alleged paRt due. They
ask Judgment for JfiO and costs against
Mr. Rice and for HH0 against Mr.
and Mrs. Jordan. Levens Drowley are
attorneys for the receivership.
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Just the paint for floors
; 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
I, owe JJrothers Habd
DiiYixr. Yifxva. Paint
mafic especially ' for
iadocr floors.
It is particularly
Ak to tee the colon
adapted to the finishing
of kitchenand bedroom
floors.
Avariety of attractive
colors to choose from
colors thatwillharmo'
nize with your rooms.
H a an Drying Floor
Paint is an economical
and lasting floor finish.
Easy to use dries hard
and firm.
L. J. McATEE
Thonc 158
513 Main St.
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Circuit Judge Ieiarts
Circuit Judge O. W. rhcliw left this
noon for The Dalles w-here he will pre
side In the trial of a "case beginning
tomorrow. It concerns the destruction
of a hotel by fire and Inasmuch as the
lease for the hotel was drawn by Judge
Fred S. Wilson before he went on the
bench, he asked tn be excused from
presiding. Judge Phelps expects the
case to be completed In time for him to
return to Pcndlolon pn Friday morn
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BORAX SOAP CHIPS
Work Pcrectt
in rra.
Carnegie library and a portion of tlic -j-lie nrtion is expected to take Ih?
corn exrhange. ulso were burned, a f.rn) nf a prcsidentL:! decree reducing
well ns private residence in , various j freivht rates and federal taxes and an-
parts of the city. nulling laws restricting tho importa-
The destroyed city liall in ovk was tif,n (lf lnjjI1B materials, powder.
only excelled in point ot size in ire- hirlds, etc
land by Belfast's great civic.'buibling. Darin,' the past week President Ob
Th!s was the third time it had been!Ie,gl)n n;ia c(,fer,-ed with the govern
set on fire, the firemen being driven r3 (,f Guanajuato. Zaeatccns and Du-
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Machine?.
Guaranteed
two previous occasions the west winir.
devoted to the public health depart
ment, was burned. This time the
hall wo set afire in many places.
The great hall, seating 3. "0( and hav
ing a fine organ, shared the fate of
the municipal premises.
300 l ire. Set
CORK, Dec. 13. More than 3U0
buildingj were destrlyed In fires yes
terday. Host of the fires have been
extinguished.
I'nlml Ambushed,
CORK, Dec. 13 (A.'p.) A military
patrol Was ambushed nt Cloyne, seven
miles east of Quecnstown. yesterday.
The attackers threw bombs from two
houses, but were defeated. Houses
from which the bombs were thrown
were later burned.
statesvf Hidalgo, Chihuahua and
Si. noma, all of whom declared ' the
situation us grave with the possibility
that mine owners would be forced to
close down all their properties.
WELL KNOWN PRESS BOX
WILL BE OCCUPIED BY
SELECT OF COMMITTEE
LOS AXttEL.ES. Cal., Dec. 13. (A.
P.) Persons whose sole claim to con
sideration is that they once knew a
reporter will not be permitted in the
Press stand at the annual Tournament
of Roses football game at Pasadena
Xew Year's Day between Ohio State
University and the University of Cali-
Yuletide Seals For Wilj
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cr'.wiSed conditit.n.
"We have got to be shown this year"
is the attitude of the football com-mitce.
:oi be responsible for any bills here
after contracted for by her.
Dated December 2nd, 1920.
GOTTLIEB MILLER.
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NEW VORK, Dec. 13. (A. P.) , Xotli-e r Payment of City of lVmllc
Pope Ih-nedict sent Chrimsmas greet- ton fii'neral Iiidcbtitlncss Bonds
lues to the entire membership of the I Notice is hereby given that City of
Knights or Columbus and to all, Ro- j Pendleton Ceneral Indebtedness Bonds ,
man Catholics and other citizens of ' Nos 11 to 20 inclusive will be paid upon
the tr. S., blessing them for their works ! preaentatlon thereof at the banking
of charity, in a mes?age received laxt house of Komitzc Bros.. 14 1 Broad-way,
night by the supreme officers of the : Xew York City after January 1, 1921.,
Knights of Columbus. j Interest on the above Bonds ceases
'January 1, 1921.
! Dated Decemlwr I, 1920.
J LEE MOORIIOUSB.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I Treasurer, City of Pendleton, by II.
I hereby give notice that my wife' W. Dickson. Deputy.
NOTICES
Pav Cash Receive More Pay Less
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
209 E. Court - Phone 880
ONE OF THE SHORTEST WAYS TO ECONOMY
IS TO BUY A
i
Barrel of Flour
AND WHILE YOU ARE BUYING IT, PAY CASH
AND SAVE A LITTLE MORE
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
209 E. Court .. , Phone 880
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CLERKS,1 (men, 'women) over 17, for
1-oM.Ht Md ttervloe. S5 luontll.
Eperlenoip ' uniieceesnry. For freo
particulars. , of Kamtuatinn. write J.
Leonard, .(former Clvtt service V.x
amlmr) 9C i:.iiital'lo Pblir, Wash
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WASHINGTON Pretty Uttlo Miss Adrian Mayer, white-robed
tnRet of mercy of the Anti-Tuberculosis League, dropped in at the
White Houm tie other day and delivered to Secretary TnKinlt.T lha
Chriftmat aeala President Wilson will use on Ms Ci.ti;:W4 mni!.
jB Adrtett U-ft) anj w-urjr TutuuHy (rtgat).
One More Week of the
Big Shoe Sale
No odds and ends but good clean cerchaudise be
ing sold at pre-w ar prices. Now is your chance to buy
good shoes at a price that tits your pocketbook.
Do your Christmas shopping here.
Men's and women's felt slippers from $1.50 to $2.45
Ladies' Black Kid Lace Shoes, $10 value $7.39
Wen's Black and Brown Blucher Shoes, round toe.
$10 value at $6.95
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73o Main St.
Jack Winer, Mgr.
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