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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1920)
TWXLVS PAGEJ, DAILY EAST pEEGQjnAS, PETTOLETOIT, OREG0X- TUtltSDAY EVENEffl, DECXttSEli 23, 1920. . FAGS no People Here and There O. II. flrulmm, who I employed at r: Humphrey's barber iihop, plan to lcaV8 tomorrow lor Tortlnnd where he will spend Christmas visiting- with hto pneents. Wllllnm I Hirers, part owner of tho Willard Battery service station, loft thin afternoon on No. 17 for Portland where" he will Join Mrs. miners for the Christmns holidays. Sidney Baylor, pioneer resident of Vmntltla, was In Pendleton on business last nlKht and took the night train for Portlad on his way to Oregon 'lty to upend ChriHtmas with a daughter re. sltllna; there. i- red nilnn, pioneer merchant ' of Helix, Is a business visitor to Pendle ton today, having: come In this morn liiK by train. , Klhert Tate, of Helix, assistant cashier of tho Bank of Helix, eume to Pendleton on this morning's train to complete his Christmas shopping. nuncio Snow,' who Is studying art at on art school In Portland, arrived home this morning; on No. 24 to spend the holldn.vH with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Hnnw. He will readme his studies after (he holidays. The name of Otto Harbach, which appeared on the program as the play wright for "Up m Mabel's rtoom," which was presented at the Oregon theatre Isst night, Is familiar to many '"Pendleton people. In former years, lr. Harbach taught Knelish t Whit man college In Walla Walla and fre quently visited In Pendleton. He fraa NEWS OF THE COUNTY OFFICES AND OFFICERS JudKiiiont of 'om Suit ITntered A Judgment of non suit In the Case of th Htate Industrial Accident Com mission against, the Hurns Machine Works, Inc., was filed with the coun ty clerk by the circuit Judge today. " Ilnmley ft Co., Hrlnjc Suit Hamlcy ft Co., today brought suit ngaliiNt Mitchell Thompson to receive fill. HO, alleged due for gondii furnish ed the defendant and for which pay ment Is past due. George W, Coutis represents the plaintiff. Foreelliire Nntli'C tio (Xit Notices of the forfeiture of registra- . written the libretto for many comic , lion are being mailed by tho county operns. among them "Madam Flurry." lcrk to all registered voters In the Hostile his ability with .his pen, Mr. rounty who have fulled to vote In Ifitrhaoh Is i. talented muslelnn. their home precinct In any of the last PHONE FOUR O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE four elections. Tho period of time coy. eied Is two years and tho law decrees that when one fails to vote for that time his registration shall be cancelled. If a voter returns word within 10 days, however, that he Is still a resident of that precinct, hLs registration Is not cancelled. The clerk expects that more names will be purged from the registration books as a result of the i orking of this law than were added by swearing In at the recent general election. GIRLSBASKETBALL1S W.NT IH Till: WORK It's too much to try to work every day against a constant dull ba -kar he, or sudden darting pain In the small of the bark. Be lid of It. Try Ioan' Kidney pills. Your neighbors recom mend them. Ask your neighbor! Cha..Phlpps, 4 IS E. Railroad pt., Pendleton, says: "I strained by hack, doing; heavy lifting about a year ago and suffered from backaches. I hud an awful sore spot over each kidney and wasn't able to do any work for a time. My back was weak and my kid neys acted Irregularly. The secre- Mr. and "Mr. Richard Thompson :tionH w?r nl,fh,r colored, too. Ppecks (East Oregonlan Special.) ATHKNA, Dec. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Freeee and children Roy und lOdna were visitors at the home of their daughter Mrs. William Harder In Milton Sunday. Tutom Sues for fr52.43 Hie leun Tatom Co., today filed from Weston Monday. and daughters June and Margret were Pendleton visitors Tuesday. Miss Thelma Kretzer who la attend ing Eugene Bible University at Eu gene arrived In the city Saturday to spend Christmas vacation. Miss Ruby Hall was in the city suit In circuit court against Vn Samp son to recover rr2.43, alleged due for crocerlcs dellvcred the defendant be tween Jan. 1, 1919 and Nov. (, 120. J. li. Perry represents the plaintiff. One Files for I-'lirtil Papers. 1'red Walters, local mill owner, on Wednesday filed with the county clerk his application for final lT. 8. citizenship papers. Mr. Walters entered the I'nlted States on August ZD, 1879 and Is a native of Switzer land. . Three Officers Have Qualified. I. M. S'iiunnep, county Judge-elect; n. R. iiean, county commissioner-elect and Zoeth Houser, sheriff -fleet, have all tuken their oath of offices, before County Clerk R. T. Rrown and the last named has filed his bond. R. O. Hawks, assessor-elect, has neither filed his bond nor taken his oath of office ss yet. All the other county of flclals were reelected. We have those trillo which you will need to finish out Your Xmas Dinner We are prepared to deliver them to you in first class shape and quickly, too, . Large Head Lettuce, per head 15c Florida Grape Fruit 20c; 2 for 35c All other kinds of fresh vegetables. Oranges, Nut, Candy, Fig, Date Raiment, Crmberriet. Remember, Xnui Candy t 25c per pound Economy Grocery 'apcr Work Is Heavy. Paper work, which takes consider able of the time and attention of the sheriffs office, Is heavier now than In years, according to the officers. Notices of attachment, fcummonses to appear lerore tho circuit court or the grand jury und other civil xervlce are coming to the office in larper quan tities than usual.. Sheriff Taylor went to J.he .Milton-Iteewnter country to day to serve a huge number of pa pers und Deputy Joe lllakely went to the reservation ill.it rlct on a like mis sion. With the grand Jury railed for January and the January term of circuit court coming up the paper work Is expected to remain heavy dur ing the rest of the year. IE 1N3W1V3HJ. SnOBlMflOD MOJ 3NlN-0-HfKJ 3NOHf INCOME TAX Holding Your Wheat What should the farmer do about his Income Tax re turn It be Is holding his wheat until next year? By all means ripen up books on the Inventory basis and make the return showing whrat on hai d as Income this year. Do not let It go until next year and have a double shot of Income. Wo 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 tho grief oiH of your Income Tax. , Permission for making your return on the Inventory ba sis must be secured from the Commissioner before Febru ary 15th, 1921. Come lit mid let ns explain tlds In detail. t Cosper Accounting Go. STAXfili:U iM3MI2tq , i I SAX FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 23. (U. P.) Ed (Knockout) Kruvosky, prize fighter today began testimony an his own defense in his trial for an al leged awsuilt upon Jessie Montgomery. ll declared ho first met the girl on Thanksgiving day at a local cafe. He admitted he was Intoxicated at the time. His testimony cast Intimations against tho character of Miss Montgomery. NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON Warmer Weather (Exported. 1 Warmer weather is probable, thinks Major Lee Moorhouse. official weath er observer, who states that the fca rometer registers 29.47. The maxi mum today Is 38 and the minimum was 19. ' Farce Ts Fun Maker. "A frivolous farce ot feminine foi bles'' Is the correct description for "t'p In Mabol's Room" presented at tho Oregon theater last evening. The show is a laughable one from start to finish, the humor Is clean and the troupe well balanced. As Garry Ainsworth, model character who seeks the elusive garment' that Is the source of all his woe and makes the play go round, Sager Midgley fills the hill. So do the rest of the cast- Those pres ent last night had good laughs and saw beauteous lingerie galore. The Athena high school girls are practicing each evening for basket ball. Mips Verna Gross was a Pendleton visitor Tuesday. New electric gongs were Installed In the high school building Tuesday afternoon. ' F'oyd Bowers Is visiting relatives In Knscburg during the Christmas vaca tion. ' Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Zerba were Pen dleton visitors Wednesday. , The Christmas vacation begins In the Athena school Thursday afternoon. The teachers will spend their vacations in the following places: Professor and Mrs. Hudley at Turner, Oregon; Mrs. Josephine Pelt and daughter Emma at Walla Walla: Mr. Weaver to Pendle ton: MIhh Heideniich to Aimon; Air, Hennett to Portland; Miss Andrews to Echo: Miss Allen to the Dalles; and Miss Williams will spend her vacation at her home In Athena. .Misses Gladys and Annabel Mclod will arrive in the c4ty Friday morning from the t". of W. at Seattle to spend Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Goff of Kewberg are 'letting at the home of their daugh ter Mrs. Ralph McEwen. ' Austin Foes of rendletnn recently purchased the Andrew B. Orover prop, r.rty now occupied by W. B. Haynle. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Read and son Velton will leave Friday morning for Arlington wh-e they will speno Christmas at the home of Mr. Itead's slhter. came before my eyes and confused me. I read about Doan's Kidney Pills and two boxes cured me of the backache and put my kidneys In good condition, The dizintm left, too." price c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same thai Mr. Phlpps had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, ,V. T. RELAND PEACE DEAL IS NOT CALLED OFF DtrBUN". Dec. 13. (A. P.) There Is no truth In the ru mora that negotia tions for peace In Ireland have been broken off, The Associated Press Is au thoritatively informed. There has been only a hitch In the peace discus sions and the belief Is expressed that the negotiations soon will be resumed with good prospects of success. It Is reported that Archiblshop dune haa returned to London for further consultations with the premier. The archbishop on his previous trip to Lon don is said to have obtained from the premier an outline of the terms on which tne government- Is ready to ar range a truce with the republican army and some Idea of the conditions the government is prepared to grant the Sinn Fein for a settlement of thei question of independence. VON HOLLWEG'S DREAM OF SCHOOL COMES TRUE BERLIN. Dee. J J. (A. P.) A Ger man school of-political science, the dream of the former Chancellor, Dr. i Von Bethmann-Hollweg, long before the world war, at Inst has been estab-! lished In Berlin. The dedication of ; the new school was made the occasion for much congratulatory talk by high German officiate who expressed the opinion that a line of statesmen would be developed by the new institu tion to direct the progress of the Ger man republic toward Its former high place among the nations. Foreign Minister Simons in an ad dress declared German statecraft had always lacked trained leaders thor oughly schooled In political science and tor that reason the people had had small faith In their officials. He hoped that the new school would help establish such a faith. Plans are to operate the school along the lines of the Scole Libre de Sciences Politique of Paris f ufa fcrtci FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS MORNING Order tomorrow and hey will arrive Xmas morning. J. - I -'- u, -. . 4. 1 1 t 4 V f7 l ) j i ' '. -' - lis I . THE PALM And WISTARIA Xmas Candy Specials Xmas Mixed Candy, - pound, 40c j 2 pounds, 75 Ribbon Candy, pound, 45c; 2 pcmridi 80c We will have a complete assort ment of Candy Canes, priced from ...5c to $4.00 Wholesale prices to all church es and schools. Fancy boxes and basket filled with fresh chocolates ; and other candies make a very appropriate gift. Leave your orders with m now for Xmas candy. Our prices are the most reasonable in town. Walla Walla Floral Co. 1 East Main, Walla Walla. liiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Have More Heat I With Less Coal PHONE FIVE FOR FUEL ' U&e Utah Coal, which is satisfying more people 5 S every day. S B. L. BURROUGHS He Has It! i 2 uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiaiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiaiiiiiintiiiiiiiiiiiiill M - " , 1 ' s g TD llD "TREATED-LIKE DOG" PayCash Receive More Pay Less DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY 209 E. Court - " Phone 880 Hazel" Nuts - ;. EXTRA FANCY QUALIFY. ,1 . 5 pounds for $1.00 AND THE, REST OF OUR CHRISTMAS CANDIES AND NUTS ARE PRICED IN PROPORTION. PayCash Receive More Pay Less : DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY Phone 880 209 E. Court , Urn 1 opst thei Mom Product THERE IS NOTHING THAT WILL BE RECEIVED WITH SUCH PLEASURE AND SATISFAC TION AS A PENDLETON ROBE. SEND A ' v i i U u MRS. ELLEN A.O5RAPy Mm. Ellen A. O'Grady, lirta deputy police commissioner of the New York Police Department, iss resigned, explaining . that she "had been treated like a don" by Commissioner Enrlght. . She sererely critlrlzad her superiors. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY F1"N'I3 Moonstnniv brooch Owner may hav same ly laylng fur this an. To I. KT Office suite In Temple Pendleton Indian Robe 1 for Christmas $15.00 THIS SPECIAL PRICE WILL BE MADE BY ALL DEALERS HANDLING PENDLETON ROBES. PLEASE YOUR FRIENDS WITH SOMETHING THAT IS A PRODUCT OF YOUR HOME CITY AND ALSO HELP THE WOOL GROWERS OF THIS COUNTY. , Pendleton Woolen Mills n !! 3 3 Alpxandrra Itond llros. llamloy & Co, lVphs WarclKmso Sol Bnnni . 1E.I.KKS J. C Penney Oo. SaTVs Store WorUnstncn's Stora Max luicr V5 8 3 II nilff. Si cam heat, hot and cold w -. - 11 water.-, U 'Tenipli,,1 ; :