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DAILY EASf ' OREGONTAN, PE3toLET6?CofcaOH ' TUESDAY EVENING, rjECEMisER 21,' 1920, W1LVS PAGES CONFESSION PRODUCES BODY OF VALE TAILOR VAl.r., Ore., Dec.' 21. A. Pi The Imuy of Ceoige IL Sweeney, Vale tailor, mining ntnce, September 14, was unearthed Sunday ut Watson, following admsNion bx iieor.se Howard that he had buried the body . ftcr !raciant: It from the Owyhee Kiver, In which ho had mink It In a trunk, ac cording to Sheriff Xn today. Firm In the belief that Howard, who ac cording to the sheriff, confessed gome time fteo to killinar Sweeney, had re. moved the body, from the rUer where he said he had put it, the Rherlff said hy persistent qucntlonlnt he and Act Ins District, Attorney I-ytlo obtained, from Howard 1 exact diagram show ing where the body was hurled. Dep uties diiK for nn hour in frocn ground yesterday before finding it. The alleged confession said Howard WH-ney to get possession of an automobile, lie hid the body tinder a i li robe all day and then put it In a trunk and put It in the river, ljile in September he decided to leave Watson and fearing the body would come to the surface, he drassed it out and bur ied It. He worked all night. An lntueit ig being held today. ToCureaCold in One Day T.W n Grove Laxative Brotno hej Quinine tablets Be sure its Bromo Tat genuine bean this signature SOc Linil FOLK ARE TO BE INVISIBLE GUESTS Some of Kurope's little folk will be invisible guilts at the Christmas din ners of Pendleton people, for local men- and women are opening their hearts and their purses in response to the appeal for J 10 -to save the life of a child In tho war-devastated for eign lands until next harvest comes. Headed hy H. K. Inlow and Oeorge Hartman, managers of the city cam paign for $4000 or 400 lives, L. L. I'ogera, Willard Bond, U C. Scharpt, Jim Kstes, Si Recti, J. V. Moloney, Rey. G. L. Clark, James Johns, Jr., and Frank Griggs, are soliciting funds today. The quota outside Tendlcton Is I4.0Q0 and community chairmen are also at work today. Sunday Judge 'C. H. Marsh, James Sturgis and R. ,E. Chloupek motored to the west end of the county and conferred with chair- men, and Monday Mr. Sturgis and Air. Chloupek are on a similar mission in the east end. J. V. Tallman is county chairman and has enlisted the aid of men all over the county. The state's quota is 25,00 lives and the drive closes Christmas Day. .4Kerpl!Qi0tb or riowera "oood Vf i kind I . FLOWERS FOR SENTIMENT Particularly at holiday time Joes the giving 6T flowers carry with them greater sentiment, greater contentment and greater loy. Truly they have a language of their own. Walla Walla Floral Co. 16 East Slain, Walla. Walla. IN ATHENS ON RETURN 1 ATHENS, Dec. 21. Constainthie of Greece, removed from the throne by action of the allied powers in 1917. and called back by the recent plebiscite to resume his former status, arrived in i Athens Sunday. He came into the icity by train and was received at the Palace de la Concorde. ; Those who greeted the returning monarch included Queen Mother Olga. the regent, and Princess Anastasiu, wife of Prince. Christopher. T II rri r: t W i ! JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Dec. 21. (U p) police today are investigat ing the kidnaping of John D. Blscoff, a real estate operator, who was dump ed from a closed automobile at one of Jacksonville's busiest corners last .night, dressed in a suit of underwear and a coat of tar and feathers. Sev eral days ago. Biscoff sent a letter to the publisher of the Jacksonville Me tropolis, objecting to the use of the word "Hun" in news dispatches print- in in the paper, stating that among other things, such dispatches were det rimental to a friendly interest wiin Germanv. Police believe that citizens, objecting to Biscoff's attitude toward the publication of the dispatch, took this means of showing their displeas ure. ' " ' N ,S. A tvDewriter is the most appropriate Christmas gift, especially a Woodstock. Or der one now from A. F. Jak sha, St. George Hotel. Im mediate delivery can be made. . WASHINGTON', Dec. 21. (A. P.) A resolution under which congress would 'pledge itself to make an appro nrhiiion for the establishment and maintenance of a diplomatic and con sular service In Ireland was introduc ed Saturday hy 'Representative Mason, remibliean. Illinois. The measure con demns as "savage warfare" British ruin iii Ireland and states "that th wholesale destruction of lives and property is conclusive evidence that Great Britain has lost control of the government there." .y... "' mmmmmmMM INCOME TAX Holding Your Wheat What should the farmer do about his Incomo Tax re turn If he is holding his wheat until next year? By all means open up books on the inventory basis and make the return .bowing wheat on hand . income th i year Do not let it go until next year and have a double shot of Income., We will open up these books and keep them for you. This will save you money on your Income Tax It will give you a permanent business record. It will take the grief out of your Income Tax. Permission for making your return on the inventory ba ris must be secured from the Commissioner before i'ebru- ury 15th, 1821. Cimuc In and k-t iw Vlhiiu Uii in detail. Cosper Accounting Co. ST.WGIKH lUIDDIXO tit, ' ;,! ' ' ' V- i AT- ' rr X '0 3X? J US) JiL. f '"IM'TIV V- , I, ,M Sweetsjoi 's. 'Popular Sweet Varieties Renown, De Luxe, Tuts and Fruits it Creme, Lady Claire, All-Chewing, Fads and Fancies, and others. r"' te Is there a name not yet checked off your Christmas gift lista friend you have neglected to remember? Well, there's still time to send a box of Sweet's Chocolates and a more acceptable gift you could never secure, no matter how much time you gave to its purchase. . For Sweet's are super'chocolates delicatelyfla'" ' vored, pure cream centers smooth, tempting caramels ( extra-heavy coatings of mellow chocolate, light and, dark, . " Here's a real suggestion: While you are buying that gift box, "make it two." Make your own Christmas "sweeter" by taking the second box home. eff better dealers here sold I ) from Alaska to Australia. hi The New FUUJ Candy in the Handy Tin A n! here t a new Sweet tpecnlry you ill ure1 wwit t try: lij ciout crcam-fiHfd, oap coateu glou candiesept frcth in individual air tight tins a dozen dain tr AaTort ideal for table, home, motoring or any other use. Ask your Dealer. 'iw 11 SALT LAKE "" w i SALT Ll 1 Brilliant Clow 1 filled Cai:die J O Chicago, Dec. 21. (A. P.) Re version to war methods in fighting high food prices Was adopted today. The fair price committee announced that "fair price" quotations for meals will be issued daily A charge was made that retail meat dealers ars making greater profits than at any time during the war. EARTHQUAKE BELIEVED IN OCEAN OR DESERT TOKIO, Dec. 21. (A. P.) The most violent earthquake that has oc curred since ficismographlc observa Hons commenced In Japan took place Thursday evening at 9:11 o'clock. The vibrations lasted two hours and 'were so severe that the instruments were unable to give perfect record. It i." believed the convulsion took place under the Pacific ocean, or in the Gl desert, central Asia. 1XMK).V U.AXK IX)S-.S tiOXDOX, Dec. 21. (V. P.) The I first indication of rumored financial failure came yesterday with an jnouncement that the Farrows bank ha liMisoenaea iayniem auu tiuwru aoors. CIXITIIIKHH TT WAfili NEW TOftK. Dec. 21 (A. P The Clothing; .Mnnufai tnrers A.woeia tion haa-announced a 20 percen NO EXPERIMENT Cable Cabinet i HAVANA CIGAR ome Smoke 2 FOR 23c AND UP Trade Supplinl by GILLAMUJtS & IIIIIHOIGHS THE RRST HATIOH of Pendleton fTrrDEnAL Ri:sEHVfTj Tr i " " Offers an unexcelled banking sei'vice to in dividuals and corporations; transacts a general banking business and maintains special departments with facilities of the highest character. PENDLETON, OREGON wage reduction,