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DAILY fiAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OEEOON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1021.
People Mere and There
Fred Aloes, o( Helix; lit a visitor In
Pendleton luciuj .
Roy M. Taylor Is reitlstered In Pen
dleton from Holtkhti city.
E. Ilohrmiinn, of l'ortland, w
Rmung the, I'endleton urrlvals thin
mornlnit. i ,
C. E. Wullcs returned this mnrnlnn
tan No. J from a business, visit to Mil
ton und Freewater,
Mm. O. H. Warner, from lloardman
Is among the urrlvulu In Hondleton to
day. She In at the Bt. Oeorge.
M. U Rarnes, of Wiggins' Co. of
l'ortland, wan a uusiiKws vlsitorye
dlvlHfon, wan an overnlKht visitor In
l'endlt'ton la hi nli;ht. '
, I'. F. llobcrts, from La Grande, la In
Pendleton today on business.
J. O. Hales, Adams wheat farmer,
hitH left Ixmi? Beach, Col,, In Vila auto,
lo drive home. Mr. Hales and family
have lieen upending .the winter in
nmthern. California.
NEVS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
terday.
orle. .
The firm deula in auto ucces-
.Ilmmy Cnrdcn returned this morn
ing on the N..P. train from Belllng
ham, Washington, where he hua been
on a visit.
Ward Manker, formerly of thla city
but now employed by the I). W. R. 4
N. Co., at Portland, la spending a
veek's vacation vIxJtfnK with friend
In I'endleton,
Enrl T. Croxtile, of Wnlbt Walla. Is
a business visitor In Pendleton today
and la a guest at the Pendleton Hotel,
fie la In Jhe office furniture and supply
bUHliiFHa to Walla Walin.
' Fred Kchllke. traveling engineer
for the O. W. K. ft N. on the peraind
A suit for damages aftalnst the City
of Walla Walla, In which Col. J.t II.
Haley and Fred Welwer of thla city
were attorneya for the plaintiff, was
ended yesterday afternoon and they
motored home to I'endleton last even
ing. - , .
Oeorse F. Oil more, formerly engag
ed In Ilia newpaper business in I'en
dleton and of late telegraph editor o."
the Twin Falls, Ida., Tlmea, arm,.,,
In Tendleton thla noon on No. 17 for
a short visit. Mr. (lltmnre is on hia
way to Southern Oregon and will pro
ceed there tomorrow.
Milton Hunk Kmtt nil Note. . ' ,
Judgment for $500, alleged due on
two promissory notes, Is Bought by the
First National Hunk of Milton, in
suit fired In circuit, court today against
I... O. Ktilinbaugh and wife. 8. T,
i'eterson is attorney for the plaintiffs.
Desertion la DIkhi-c (irouml.
Alice Qainea Wooldrldge todaj-
brougiit suit for divorce from Frank
Wooilrldge, in a complaint in circuit
court charging him with desertion.
1 lie couple married in Junuary, 1917.
1 1 hey have uo children. K. (!. Presf
bye, of Athena, la attorney for th
plainliff.
TWO KNT IMKC1C I AVOKKI)
WAHUINUTON, Jan. 19. (A. P.)
A Itooaevelt two cent piece Is favored
by the house coinage committee,
v.vhich today reported favorably a ann
ate bill authorizing the coin. The com
mittee's report said there was "genu
ine need" for a two cent piece and
rolhago of one would be "a fitting
manner Iri whb-h to honor the memnrj
of s grout American." -
PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER QUALITY
Better Order Early
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FINE CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP,
Full 1-2 GaL Can, 35c. ST
' WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP, o
2()BarsforS1.00.
Watch tomorrows ail for a wonderful uVsl on Aluniiiiiirn ware.
A fliaiH-c to oUnlu a of Aluminum waro Uist will last life. M
Hum'. If yon are In a hurry Just csll us up about it, JO
2 The Economy Grocery g
... Phone 409 6
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113 West TOb St.
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Xpw Itoadmastrr Appointed.
U J. Ehunnon was appointed county
rondnuistcr Tuesday afternoon at the
meeting of the commissioners. He
will succeed H. E. 1'helps, resigned.
Mr. Shannon la a registered engineer
and has been at work as an engineer
on the county highways for several
months, being thoroughly familiar
with tho county's road program.
Million Dollar Co.
. Will Market Tanlac
Throughout World
Business IIa3 Grown From Small Beginning Six Years
Ago Until Now It Is One of the Largest in the
World Witih Big Foreign Demand.
By HARRISON VAUGHN.
Poor (jet Judgments
Judgments were given to four
Plaintiffs In cases which went by de
fault In circuit court Monday after
noon. Maud K. Wlmer was elven
Judgment for 0 from Ira DcW'ltt.
H. I.. Power waa given Judgments f.ir
1207.50 and $75- from Charley Shnp
lish. Fred R, Young was given Judg
ment for 1165.68 from Aaron and Ida
Minthorn.
j'.'iui'ily Jail Thinned Out.
j The county Jail Is being thinned
l down to a workable population, with
i the shipment to tho state penitentiary
of six men under sentence. There are
(r.nv 10 prisoners in the Jail and they
are wi'-A to be of a lose troublesome
i type than some who have been sh!pr
l id oU. Jack Walton and J. V. Don-lol-.ue,
taken to Salem yesterday by
Pheriff Houser and former Iteputy
IMheriff Joe. Makely, were said to be
j among tho most' hardened criminals
jln thu county Jnil since the Hait
I Owens-Halhio trio.
PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE
Indian Woman Keck Damage.
Fifteen hundred dollars in damages
are sought by Petince. an Indian wo
man, of Fred I. Young, reservation
I meat market operator, for injuries
j which she allege he caused her In
"November. Young, the complaint
sets forth, grabbed the halter of PeV
Ince's horae while she was riding al
ong the road, frightened the animal
and caused it to rear. The saddle
horn or horse's head was thrown
against her. causing Injuries necessi
tating a physician, the complaint
avers. 8. A. l.oweil represents the
plaintiff.
ATLANTA, Oa., January 19. An
nounccment has Just been made here
of the organization of the interna
tional Proprietaries, Inc., to take over
the business heretofore conducted by
0. F. Willis, International Dletribu
tor of Tanlac. and the Wlllis'.-Hcuut
fie Company, Eastern Distributors, of
this city.
The new Company has a paid-in
capital of OiMf Million IKdlars and Is
oik of the arg4, proprietary iihiii-
Hiio .tiiioros In tlie worm, 'ine
Ui,ui,um of Hip cunxirstloit will PC
coiiiluctcd by tlic pn-ss'fit iiianag'.
incut, whSi h owns Mm enure caimai
sltx-k. H Is iiiirterHtmal unit no pun
of tho stjsk will h offwU to the
public. ' '
Theofficera of the company are C
F. Wills, President; r. .-muinne,
Vice President-. M. A. Crumley, Trea
surer; J. C. Goodson, Secretary.
Mr. Willis is a prominent Atlanta
business man and IS a well-known
figure in the drug and advertising field
(I. both the United Statea and Canada.
Under the direction of Mr. Willis, the
founder of the business, it has attain
ed Ita present position in the very
front rank of the country's proprietary
medicine Industries. i
Mr. SfcDuffle, -who has been a big.
fiictor with Mr. Willis In nuiiaing up
the business In the past five years, Is a
leading Atlanta citizen and business
man and is widely known to the drug
trade throughout the country.
The. new Company, which is the
logicul outcome 'Of the rapid growth
and expansion of the business, will
market a number of internationally
advertised and internationally sold
proprietary and pharmaceutal prod;
ucts. Including Tonics, Aspirin Tablets,
Cold Specifics. Laxative Tablets, etc.
i Snl l iiproerdcntcd .
, Tanlac, thefr principal product, Isj
probably the most extensively adver
.i. ,i tho most largely sold- pro
prietary medicine 'of Its kind In h floor
world, approximately zu.,'.
ilea having been sold since Its intro
duction six years ago.
An instance of the rapid growth
and development of the business with
Atlanta ca principal headuuarters is
the statement that ita products are
now advertised In more than seven
thousand newspapers In the t'nlteq
Statea and Canada, and that the ad
vertising appropriation for this year
will be in excess of One Million Dol
lars. . ,
The success and permanency of the
business is assured from the fact that
it has shown a rapid and substantial
increase each year slnd- Its organiza
tion, and the further fact that the
business for the year Just past shows
an Increase of approximately So per
cent over the preceding year.
Itig Foreign IM-maiid ,
To supply the demand for Tanlac
It has been necessary to erect two
great modern Laboratories -one at
Dayton, Ohio, and the other at Walk-
ervllle, Canada. These Laboratories
le'present the last word in modern
construction and laboratory equip
ment. The two plant have a com
bined floor space of approximately
7n .00(1 soiiare feet, with a combined
daily capacity of 60,000 bottles. Tan
Ac. which is a medicine of recog
nized therapputlo value and unques
tioned merit. Is now sold in practi
cally every city, town and hamlet
throughout the United .Statea and
Canada. In fact, it is a household
world throughout America. .
The new- Company will not only un
dertake' the further expansion of the
business in foreign countries, where
there is a stendily increasing demand,
but contemplates asquiring t an early
date additional manufacturing facil
Itiea in this country and Canada. The
Company is doing an annual business
of rom ' 5.00,0oo to J6,0(o,0(i0 with
an annual pay-roll of approximately
$250,000. The evecutiveg and sales
offices occupy ni'ro than an entire
of the Fourth National Hans
hot-' liuilding in this city.
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There i? a distinct appeal in the
brilliancy of cut glass. Whether
you are looking for a gift or for a
piece suitable for your own table
you are sure to find it in our cut
class case.
Hawkes Cut Glass
Libbyand Pairpemt '
aw
-cjetueier
Pendleton
Ore.
The Largest Diamond Dealers in
Eastern Oregon.
Xgrue N WATCH E
Let Us Help You Solve
the Shoej Question
Our slock of men's, women's and children's .
shoes offer you an assortment that is up-to-date
both in style, quality and price.
Men! .
If you are hard to fit and please, we have a
very good combination last in tan and black
that is what you want and will cure most foot
troubles.
Come in and try on a pair.
The Bootery
Pendleton'if Topular Priced Shoe Store.
735 Main St.
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Man Ordered Ib'h-asnl.
Fred ft. Clair, held in the county
Jail on request. of Walla Walla author
ities, today was released when a tele
gram came from the Washington au
thorities. They said that they could
not asscriible sufficient evidence upon
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
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It Is criminal to takp a' chance on
any substitute for "Haytr Tablets of
! Aspirin." Unless you see the name
j "Hayerl' on package or on tablets you
jare not getting genuine Aspirin pre
scribed by physicians for tyenty-one
' years and proved safe by millions.
W'ake Aspirin only as told in the Uaycr
! package for Colds, headache, Neural
igia, Rheumatism, Barache, Todthache.
Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes of twelve tablets cost few ceme.
Druggists also sell large packages.
Aspirin is the- trade mark of HnyeH
Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldester of
Snllcyllcacld.
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GRISC0 GRISGO CRISCO
20c Per Pound
1 1-2 POUNDS CRISCO . .... . . . .'. . 30c
3 POUNDS CRISCO 60c
6 POUNDS CRISCO 1 $1.20,
. . 9 POUNDS CRISCO S1.80
1 We ask you to order early onthis special as we only have
about a 1000 pounds on hand. This special is for Thursday
and Friday only.
Despain & Lee Grocery C9.
Phone 445 ' 209 E: Court St.
which to convist him of the charge
placed against him.
INAUGURAL ADDRESS TO
BE WRITTEN !M FLORIDA
MIAMI, Jan. 19. (A. P.) Hard
ing is to write his inaugural address
here, said Republican National Treas
urer Cpham. He added Harding
would name a Kentucky and a Tenn
esee man in his cabnet' wiping out the
imaginary north and south political
lines.
MAKTEXS S.I1 SATITIDAY.
WASHINGTON'. Jan. 19. (A. P.)
Russian Soviet Agent Martens, re
cently ordered deported, will sail Sat
urday, accompanied by 51 other Rus
sians.
JAPAN MUST SATISFY
U.S. PROTEST AGIST
HUNG OF LANG1
By Sentry's Confession Nippo
nese Government is Placed
, . in Close Position, Other Am
erican Officers Hajted.
Wheat continued its decline today,
March wheat closing-at $1.72 5-S. as
contrasted with yesterday's closing of
t (.75 while May wheat closed at f LSI I
a-S, a decrease over yesterday s closing
of f 1.6 ..
Follcwinav are th quotations receiv-
eo by lvernecK wo v.,
brokers:
Wheat
Open High Uw Close
Mar. 1.74 1.74 1.71 14 1.72
May 1.66 l. 163 l.4
Com
May .6 .'4
July .70 . .70 . .)
Mav .45-H 84 -45
Jul'v .15 .45 .44 .44 V
llye
May 1.49V-. i.r -H
Harlcy
May '
Ir-lgti Exclmnge
London, 3.76 !i. .
Paris, .0657. "
Periin, .0153. N
Rome, .01153.
Canada, 14 per cent discount.
N. Y. money., 6 per cent. t
(From Overbcck & Cooke C.)
Wheat iMcnl sentiment was decid
edly beurlsh and in the absence of ado.
quate outside buying power, lower
prices were made despite a iy oon
i.h . hnrtuet. New York reported
export sales of 1.500,000 bushels, while
all other points reportea a goon
and and It Is expected that sales ior
the day will aggregate over .',.
Some of the'selling today was inspired
by advices to the effect cancellations
bad been made with the Italian gov-
hut this renort was oenie"
shortlv before the close. Anything of
this sort would have to reach huge
proportions to be a jiiarket tacior, a
the amount now sold ahead to. b(
mnvrd out Is very likely to make serf
, Inrnn.ls nil the SUPPW 111 this COIUI-
i - .l, I. Ih.
try. Cash prices were ioi-i
hut wore well maimaineo
ti, Arunniine Cirtigress Is scheduled
to meet tomorrow ior action on the
tax question and their decision will n"
rtm.ht have much to do with shaping
I the Immediate course of prices.
Seattle Tortland
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. (V. P.)
The Japanese government has been
placed in a position where it must
make every effort to satisfy the Am
erican protest against the killing of
Lieut. Ingdon by a Japanese sentry
at Vladivostok according to authori
tive opinion here. Reports that other
American officers have been halted
in Vladivostok by Japanese sentries
added a new angle to the shooting of
Langdon.
The latest official dispatches here
are regarded as confirming the Am
erican view that the killing of lang
don was unjustified. The sentry is
reported as having testified before the
Jananese court of inquiry ethat h
halted Langdon and shot the officer
while he was searching in his pockets
for his flashlight. After that Lang
don fired several shots at the sentry.
Previously, the sentry
I-angdon shot first.
maintained
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CHARGED WITH MURDER
SKATTLK, Jan. 19. Creighton
Dodge, Ward Daniels. C. A. Hrown
and Louis Madsen, alleged bandits,
were charger "i first degree mur
der for the kll of Patrolman V. L.
Stevens in a gtii , battle at Pallard last
Friday, In Information filed today by
Deputy Prosecutor John 1. Carmody,
Dodge, who was seriously wounded
and may die, was charged with the
actual shooting and the other three
were charged with being accomplices,
tho prosecutor stated.
HEAVY CLAIM AGAIXST V. S.
VAiSHiNOloN, Jan. 19. The fir-t
action to recover damaees from the i
A Few Reasons Why
We Sell for Less
We buy for cash
We sell for cash 1
We are cut of the high rent district
We carry a rrnall stock
We bought cn Ibz low price level
California White Beans, 15 lbs. $1.00
C lbs. Eastern Corn Meal 48c
1 lb. Sun Maid Seeded Raisins .28c
Jim Beard's Cash Store
Phone 432
government arising out of endeavors
to produce the liberty motor was tried j
before the United States court of j
claims today on the claim of the Iu- j
esenberg Motor corporation of New !
York, to recover tl, 291. 851 on con-i
tracts for the manufacture of liberty
motors. I
WESTERN?
Pound In His Car.
"Every day I find something .lew
about my car."
"So do I. This morning i found
three hairpins and a powder puff."
Florida Tlmes-l'nion.
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee 5
Chronic and Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Women. X-Iiay Electric
Therapeutics.
Temple Bldg. Koom J
Phone 41
1 red winter
1 hart! white
1 aoft white
1 white cluh
1 hard winter
1 north aprlng
1 Bed Walla
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A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole.
And Musterole won't blister like
the old-fashioned mustard plaster.
Just-Spread it on with your fingers.
It penetrates to the sora spot with a
gentle tingle, loosens the congestion
and draws'out the soreness and pain.
Musterols is a clean, white oint
ment mack with oil ot mustard. It
is fine for Quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiS
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum
bago, pains and aches of the back or
Joints, sprains, soremuscles,bruises.chil
blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chik
dren, Keep it handy for instant use.
itoc and 65c jars; tiospuai sue w
BLANKETS
THE COLD WEATHER IS NOT OYER.
5 lb. Double Blankets, all wool.... 9.50
10 lb. Double Blankets, all wool $19.00
4 lb. Reg. Army Blankets, new .......... $7.00
4 lb. Reg. Army. Blankets, reel $5.00
4 lb. Gray Army Blankets, new $6.00
4 lb. Hudson Bay Blanket . $12.50
0. D. Army Shirts, new $5.50 and $5.73
0. D. Army Shirts, reel $4.55
Solid Pack Peaches, can 29c
Solid Pack Apricots, can '27c
Alaska Salmon, 1 lb. can 13c
m & Nffl SALES CO.
516 Main St. ... Phone 861
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY NIGHT
DANCE
January 19th.
LIBERTY HALL
Sawyer's Orchestra
COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
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