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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1921)
'" ' ' ' f u T t ' " .! i( V- T J H ii'ffiVi fi'TTTt TVTTVTTT! fi'jffff h ?7; ' 1 -7 t if 1 11 -' tnvrr'.v,-, ;ti (-" TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1021. TAGS FIVE People Here and There Robert Simpson1, councilman and Ford dottier, left last night on a biwl nem trip la Portlund. tin will take In th auto show In the metropolis and investigate the sower cleaning ma chine In use by Portlund for a report to (ho city. Before he cama to Pwidloton H years ago, door A. llnrimun wan a rmlilf JU of Weston, Mr. Hartiimn mill retain on Interval In tha llttla city of pioneer and went there today to at tend the annual moot I nit of tho gtock- hulders of tho Farmer Bunk of Weij ton. ' U-C, Bcharpf, caHhier of the Am orlcan Xutlonul Hunk, went to l'llot Rock todiiy to attend the annuul meeting here of tho stockholders of the American -National Hank. F. H. Judd, one of the dlractora who also resides In J'orllnnd now, will leave to night, business here having retained him over today. J. C. Mallonger,. a Boardman resi dent, In a business v I nil or in I'endlelon today and Pendleton. Is reBiHtered at the Hotel C. H. Ferris, of Wnllula, came jver to I'endlelon today lo transact busl PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER QUALITY I Money Savers for Friday P Dry Onions, sweet, well cured, 10 lbs. for. . 30c w Fine, Firm Rome Beauty Apples, per box $2.00 O Matches, per box 5c, limit 10 boxes ' to each H customer. 5 D O u o u. ui z z 6 1 OS D o u. u z o X 5 White Kara Syrup, 10 lb. size $1.00 2 onee, 6 Jos. lor 85c Special on Royal Club Coffee 1 lb. 45c; 3 lbs. $1.30; 5 lbs $2.15 You save money trading hfcre by the day or month. Remember we extend credit to respon sible people by the week or month. It's an ac commodation, a service, which costs you little or nothing. The Economy Grocery 113 West Webb Cll 409 ' We Have Reliable Service PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE C. E. Belch, roadimislcr for the Northern Pacific line between Pnse ana here, cama over today on one of his weekly visits. Chief of Police Hullivan, of Pasco, known to residents of the Wellington town as "Knlly" wan in Pendleton to day on official business. Dr. Thomas VaiiKhan, who left his j dentistry practice In Portland to fol low me? plow on a ranch near Helix, is in tne city today. Dr. Vaughun Is I a new addition to the ranks of wheat j raiser In Umatilla county. J Manuel Podro, of Echo, veteran sheep and wool raiser, is ulso a bank 'director. Me came to PendlPton this morning to attend the annual meet ing of the stockholder of the nland Empire Bank, O. H. Reeder, one of Athena' best known farmer, was here on business today. He attended the meeting or stockholder of the Inland Empire Bank. Dan C. Bowman, proprietor of the Mission Trading Store, was a busi ness visitor in the city today. He hold a bit of bank stock and came in to hear hoow It i paying dlvld ends. NERVOUS, IRRITABLE, 1 AILIN flTOMEN Mrs. Britten Tells How She Was Restored To Health After Suffering for More Then A Year. Another Trlmiijih for Lydia E. Piublium'H Testable Compound 4 in H. C. "Mud" Jones.a flmlllar figure In the insurance world hereabouts, is here from 7ortland today adjusting a loss mi an auto belonging to George Powers, which was recently burned ife represents the Northern Insurance Co., as adjtistor. J A .Be ware of meats that arc sold to you today at ridicu lously low prices. Beef that is killed in BARN YARD SHEDS is apt to carry DISEASE BREEDING GERMS, which are readily trans m it ted to the human body through the eating; of the meats. The law provides a protection for the public against such handling of beef through its inspection laws, which are very rigid. Our meats are killed in a SANITARY IN SPECTED ABBATOIR, approved by stale in spectors for your protection. OUR MEATS COME TO YOU ABSOLUTELY CLEAN, FRESH AND WHOLESOME. Your health is your largest asset Protect it EAT CLEAN MEAT CITY MEAT MARKET 109 W. WEBB PHONE 703 NEWS OF 1 COUNTY Korli'jr Plea Is Tomorrow. I The pie, of jne JOrley, i charged ! with embeslement of $650(1, will be heard in circuit court tomorrow tnnrn I log. This is a state case, on which Ion Indictment was returned Thurs I day. Two Will Have Trtnl Eridur. i The trial of George McElroy, and C. J. Brown, on a charge of larceny by balllle. Is scheduled to he held be fore Circuit Judge G. V. Phelps to morrow morning. The two, prisoners in the county jail for having taken part In a holdup at tound-l"p time. ! were to Pilot Hock with an order to get 1100 belonging to J. F. Parker. .fellow prisoner, but after getting the money they started flight for Walla Walla. They were traced In Froewat er and arrested at Walla Walla. Per ry If. Collier hs been appointed by the court to defend them. Dimondale. Mich. "I had inflammation and a displace ment apd weakness, and it had been neglected so long mat it causal great pain, and this affected my mind and nerve bo that I waa very irritable. I had severe pains every month, so that I was often obliged to lie in bed for two days at a time. I suf fered for more than a year before my friends said, ' Why don't you try Lydia K Pink ham's Vegetable Compound?' So 1 purchased one bottle after another until I bad taken ten bottles, then Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash. I received so much benefit from this treatment that I am now able to do my own work." Mrs. WD. Britten, R. No. 2, Dimondale, Mich. Inathrr Sirliijran Woman says: " 1 was bothered for a long time with female troubles and was so nervous 1 felt almost Syq P-in in my right side and was certainly in a bad way. . Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has relieved me of these nervous feelings and pains and I am much better in every way. I don't know just how many bottles I have token, but I took it for nearly a year and it has done me a world of good." Mrs. JESSIE Granger; R. No. 8, Box 51, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Good health is a woman's greatest asset With it she may be the inspira tion of her husband, a happy mother, and the life of the home. Without it she suffers agonies herself, household duties are a burden, and her family is made miserable by her condition. Is it any wonder that these women were nervous and irritable after suffer ing to long from such deranged conditions? Such ailments act directly upon the nerves, and it ha been said that a large percentage of nervous prostra tion, nervous despondency, "the blues, "and nervous irritabilty of women arise from some derangement of the female organism. If women who are in this condition would only profit by the experience of others and take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at once, much suf fering and unhapniness would be averted, as everyone knows a nervous, irri table, ailing mother makes the home unhappy and her condition irritates both husband and children. Lydia E. Pinkliam'g Private Text-Book upon "Ailments Pecu liar to Women" Trill be sent to you free upon request. Write to The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts. This hook contains valuable information. r ' 'UtfJ ' if l A There is only one price at Saw telle's. That price is marked plain figures. GIFTS THAT LAST cWt(2Al2& Jeweler? Pendleton Ore. The Largest Diamond Dealers in Eastern Oregon. 'MjsuJ RUEfl WATCHES) Plaint irfs liiilhli Titlmony. Taking of testimony for tlie case or the plaintiffs was completed this noon In the trial of the case of Joe Kedley vs. David B. Hill. The plaintiff is seek ing recovery of money alleged In volved in a building loan. Testimony for the plalntlTfK was taken Wednes day aftlernoon and today from Ker ley, V. E. Hanscom and C. A. Lans tiowne, tho last named having; been employed a portion of the time to erect Dr. IHII'g building. This after noon witnesses for the defense were called. J. It. Riley, before whom the defense alleges a settlement was made Mis Hayden, bookkeeper for Ker. ley. Miss Alma Young, office assistant for Dr. Hill and the defendant him self, went on the stand. It was con sidered possible that the case would be completed in time to go to the Jury before adjournment this evening. 0 PayCash Receive More Pay Less Despain&Lee Cash Grocery 209 E. Court Phone 880 I Are you getting the best brands of grocer ies at the least possible price? If not, you are no customer of ours, for we offer you a sav . inj: of from 10 to 25 percent on your every purchase. Pay Cash ' Receive More , Pay Less Despain&Lee Cash Grocery 209 E. Court Phone 880 , On the day following a popular masked ball at Soleure Jn May 190C, the body of a young Swiss s,irl was found in the waiting room of the railroad slation where she had been strangled to death. Hhe had been seen the previous evening in the com pany of a young man dressed as a peasant woman. The description or her companion tallied with a costume worn by Hirsehlirunner and he wan tiled and sentenced lo life Imprison ment, entirely on circumstaneial evidence. the charter and of revising the 1100 or more city ordinances Into a grout, of ordinances by sections, according JUDGE PRONOUNCES DEATH DECREE, MAN SMILES 'THANK YOU1 nniDGEPOnT, ronn.. Jan. 13 (lT. P.) Klwood Wade is sentenced to be hanged for the murder of George Watt. When the judge pronounced the death sentence, Wade smiled at him pind said: "Thank you." MAYOR OlTMXrS WOIIK (ConMnued from page 1.) 10 me general class they artect, were ordered obtained. The finance com mittee, was also asked to ascertain at what Cost an audit of the city's ac counts mUrht be made, it will re. port at the next meeting. The recorder wan ordered to draw a warrant for n in favor of the rhok the clerk of the circuit court jlo lie placed with him for distribu tion as the court decrees when the hearings on the distribution of the Til Taylor reward are held. The city re cently filed suit citing nil claimants for tho reward money to present their cii.so In that court. Simpson Must Step, Out Councilman Robert Simpson cannot remain as plumbing inspector and be "consistent and compatible" with the ordinances and charter of the city. Mr. Warner said in an informal opin ion. The resignation of Mr. S)mpson was laid on the table Ht the last meet ing and was not acted upon last night. There is no building under way at present and therefore no need to hurrv aoout appointing a successor, council decided. Teel Irrigation District bond No. 386, for $11)00, wa received today by Miss Grace A. Gilliam from W. C. Meyer, prosecuting attorney for Spo kane county, for identification as gen uine or forged. Miss Gilliam declared her belief that the boirti Is a forgery. Tho bond, one of several alleged to have been forged by Mllliolland & Hough, Spokane investment ' brokers, was In the collection of $425,000 in worthless securities given to James 1 Callahan, millionaire mining man, of Wallace, Ida. It contained . forged signatures of Miss Gilliam, of J. I-Yank Spinning, secretary of the dis trict, und O. 1. Teel, president. Samples of Mr: Spinning's hand writing in Miss Gilliam's office show ed that the forgery was palpable. The letter N was poorly made and there was an unsteadiness in the signing of the name Frank which is not appar ent In the original. Ill forging Miss Gilliam's signature a pen of more bluntness tlmn she uses had been i used. The capital letters In her sig nature were not iib fully rounded as she makes them, she said. The bond will be returned to Mr. Meyer, together with samples of Miss Gilliam's, Mr. Tcel'a and Mr. Spin ning's signatures. An impression of tho district's seal which was ulso forged, will be Included. the city charter now extant in Pend leton, and which is In hi care, he found no limitation upon the inter est bonds might draw but believed that there is a time limit on their maturity. As soon as the box of papers con taining charter amendments can be ferreted out, the city attorney ex pects to find somo authority on which to accept or reject the recent issue. The state of the charter leaves him much at sea, he said. Would Publish Charter Because of the uncertainty regard ing the legal aspects of the case, the attorney recommended that steps be undertaken to republish the chnrter end moke sufficient copies that the city would be protected. "If fire con sumed that paper box tonight, the city would be without its fundamental laws," Mr. Warner said. Estimates of the cost of reprintin PRICES THAT YOU MAY JUDGE FOR YOURSELF WHO IS PUTTING THEM DOWN TO THE LOWEST LEVEL. 6 pound Crisco 1...". $1.39 1 pound sugar 10c Brooms 49c 9 pound sack Rolled Oats .'. 60c Best Creamery Butter v ...55c 1 pound fine grzdz Coffee , 25c Tomato Catsup, large bottle 29c Bacon, fine quality 42c Potatoes, per pound ....... 2. l-2c Rice, fine quality, pound . 10c Jim Beard's Cash Store Phone 432 of Tutuilla creek again came up for j discussion. The low bridge at the west end of Webb street and the low ' dyke along the creek's course were declared jointly responsible for the annual floods. Councilman "Simpson 1 Kiid hat he would investigate, while i in Portland, back water traps for sewers with a view to recommending ' one to the city fir the sewer which fills with back water when Tutuilla gets high. Annual reports of tho fire chiet , the and of cit- health officer, filed several oays ago, were reaa Detore tne coun- High iwnter caused by the overflow cil last nisht and accepted. DUTCH HENRY FEED BARN x IMi:it NI.W MANAGKMENT. SAUDI. K AM1 WORK HOIWI.S FOK If IRK. STALL. HOOM KOK RKNT. 'TK.SII-:NT STOCK TI1K BEST OF CAKE. TK STRIVE TO SERVE THE PI IU.10. iIVE I S A TRIAL. QUICK BROTHERS, Props. nilllNininiiinnirirfiimnfirniTrrrniriniryiiHniiifHiiiHiiiHfifHMiiiiwinnfHniTiiuHTtiHfitfiriiMiTifiMTiiHTriiiiiiiifiinnffii' imimmiMiiiiiiimilllllllllllliilllllllluiUlllllllllllllllillllillUIN What Is Your Telephone Service Worth? J GRN'KVA. - Jen. 13. 13. (A. P.) After serving more thiw 15 years of a Ufa sentence for a murder of which ho has always claimed to he innocent, a voiimr man named i Hirsehlirunner is trf he released, tho real culpnt, having confessed. 1 1 ; MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company has built up a telephone sys tem in Oregon from 7027 stations in 1900 to 94,528 stations in 1920. This devel opment was secured for the most part during a period when cost of labor and materials was normal. During these 20 years the Telephone Company has car ried out its part in the building of Oregon. Its operating expensess have in creased faster than its revenue for the last five years it has been operating at an increasing deficit. This condition cannot permane"tly continue. New capital cannot be obtained by public utilities at all except when rates are such as will afford reasonable assurance, with efficient management, of earnings sufficient to care for legitimate fixed charges and establish for them a basis of credit This does not mean that rates should be such as in themselves will supply new capital, but that they be such as to justify capital investments in competition with other business ventures. The proposed rates represent a very small increase to the individual user from 21j to 11 cents per day. In the aggregate they represent a revenue to the Telephone Company sufficient to enable it to continue to serve the public, meet its payroll obligations and show p. reasonable return upon a legitimate investment Adequate service is dependent upon adequate rates. 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