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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1921.
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of this Great Sale.
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and share in the wonderful savings
we are offering.
We are offering our Men's Over
coats of all kinds at One-Half Price.
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ROYALTY TAKES FLING
WITH DAME FORTUNE AT
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INDONPRJZE COUNTER
Four Queens, a Pair of Kings
and Duo of Princesses Fall
in Lino for Free Gift of Ad
vertising Samples.
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trn Marsh, ion of , Peggy
Marsh, London actress, and llie
lata Henry Field IH. has arrived
la America to loin hla wr.
Bi"i uora to conneetloa with the
atttt now pending tor a ahara of
(n FlelA w Uilo na on behalf of tb
PTitDLfSONS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
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COMMISSIONERS
rr REPORT
Statement ol claims allowed at the
January, 1921 term of the county
. court, except certain claims allowed
hy statute.
IV. W. Hoyt. Sec.-Treaa-, aa
sistant of County Judges
; and Commissioners, dues. . . $ 25.00
n. Jnarsa, leuw lut ana
' ' cabinet in Judge's office . . . 21.00
Pendleton Tribune, publishing
. monthly expenses and bud-
r tat 24.95
Pendleton ' Tribune, supplies
- superintendant 8. to
& P. Hutchinson, grand Jury
; - bailiff 21.00
c&. Z. Randall, Deputy District
(- Attorney 60.00
Julia Hararman. ex Dense Dis-
triet Attorney 5.00
W. w. eardener, auto service 2.00
Glass A Prudhomme C.. sup-
P plitw. District Attorney 65.70
Ohuis & Prudhqaime Oo sup-
-" piles, superintendent 2S.90
Virgil F. Moore et al, expenses
. of State vs. Roder, tried
Z here on change of veaue,
- ' reund by Grant Co.) 2303.rs
Thompson Drag Co., supplies
f for clerk 4.7S
"Thomnson Dru Co.. supplies
, for District Attorney 1.75
.W. J. Taylor, Sheriff, .ex
, pensea Stale va McKlroy
f Brown 8.11
W. R. Taylor. Sheriff, es-
. Pensea State vs. Earl Allen 31.9a
W. R. Tavior. Sheriff, ex-
" t. pensea. State vs. Thomas Sl
Cope land
W.; R. Taylor, Sheriff, ex-
peiuies. State vs. B. H. Pratt 5.00
.Parker Taxt Co., Sheriff ex-
pensea i 1.45
JWestern Union TeL Co., do . . 19.12
rFrankel Carbon & Ribbon Co..
J do Sheriff 10.00
Crawford Furniture Co.. stool
I. Sheriff 12. 5
'V. G. Frazier. supplies 28.80
;TV. I. Gadvra, supplies ' for
, v: Sheriff and Assessor 57.00
K: W. Ireland, do. Sheriff.
Clerk and Superintendent.. 22.50
pacific TeL A Tel. Co., all of-
, floes 72.17
I jerge D. Bernard Co., do,
is;Clerk 24.07
Jt. T. Drown, postage, all of-
i. flcen 140.09
4in- Franklin Press, printing,
? ; Rntorder 5-50
'tiL S. Burroughs, expreos .... 1.35
Vlrsp A. Gilliam, offjee as-
'..'Intant 45.00
jfscent Ribbon & Carbon,
t'o.j supplies. Treasurer . . . 2.84
W. . Hawks, Deputy Assessor 135.0
jK, o. Ifawks. overtime on
"i rolto tor- mUton .'. M
:i: V. Vauithan, supplies . . 21.40
W. J. Clarke, do, Superinten-
f dent
i'vlu B. Green, Supt., Exami-
i jiatinns . 9-00
lserl E. Broxson, Mother's
I'enslnn 10.l
do
Ida K. Ptewart, do .
Katie Wight, do
Winnie Fox, do . . .
Letha J. King, do . .
Alice Kearney, do . .
Mrs. Jacob Klnnard
Mary E. Wilson, do
Lerotta Edwards, do
Mrs. James Bannon, do
Elsa Cambridge, do
Mary Edna, Wehtje, do
Winifred Marlow, do
Carrie Goyen, do
Minnie E. Frost, do
Flora Walker, do
Fenland Bros., freight and
drayage on wood ... '. . 127.86
Dunham. Brownlow & Payne
cabinet for vault
Independent City Scavenger. .
G. F. Atrops, carload wood ... .
C. P. Miller, plumbing
Guy Cook, Janitor supplies . .
Pendleton Water Works, wa
ter Pacific Power h Light Co.,
light, court house
Pacific Power AS Light Co.,
do, county hospital
Beards Cash Grocery, supplies,
do
W. W. Green, assistant for
December
W. W. Green, traveling ex.
penses
Jacob Kraua, Oregonian for
county hospital
John Hailey Jr., wood advanc
ed for poor
Walters Flour Mills, supplies
county hospital -
Murphy Brothers, do
Umatilla Flour & Grain Co. do
Glen Long, do
Van Petten Lumber Co.. do ..
Georpe C. Baer &Co., do ... .
Mrs. W. H. Musselman, care of
Mrs. Halverson
Mrs. Jack Case, care of Ben
Walden
George & Miller Co., supplies
Mrs. Vaughn, poor
Fruitland Grocery Co., sup
plies, Mrs. Clark, poor ....
Ukiah Mercantile Co., do Mrs.
Walker, poor
John Hailey Jr., two cows for
county hospital 100.00
A. C. Koeppen & Bros., drugs,
poor
A, C. Koeppen & Bros., drugs.
Jail ,
St. Anthony's Hospital, care
and treatment poor 333.00
W. R. Taylor, board of prison
ers Peoples Warehouse, supplies
prisoners
Tavlor Hardware Co., do Jail
C. P. Miller, do
J. T. Brown, inquest and burial
of Karl Shafer
E. F. Gratton, expenses do . . .
J. L. Vaughan, supplies Wa-
termaster
Smith's Pharmacy, election
(hall rent)
L. 8. Scea, election drayage ..
Cheshire Hardware Co
Farmers Brokerage Co., elec
tion G. Q. Pearson & Son, election
dravAgw
32.50
10.00
25.00
25.00
10.00
17.50
.40.00
10.00
40.00
25.00
20.00
10.00
25.00
10.00
10.0
113.29
1.00
128.50
3.15
2.50
15.10
40.00
13.35
44.12
75.00
85.54
.9;
8.50
58.00
6.60
109.93
1.75
12.10
6.50
35.00
20.00
5.05
15.00
42.70
52.90
9.23
294.15
"33.75
6.35
2.50
56.40
,4.20
2.30
5.00
2.00
.30
6.00
1.50
Kill That Cold. With
42$
CoIJi, Ceatnt
1
CASCARA QUININE
AND
La Grippe
Neglected Colds are Dangerous
Tk so chances. Keep this ttandaid remedy handy for the first sneeze.
Breaks cp a cold In 24 hours Relieves
Grippe fci 3 days Excellent for Htiathe
Quinine In this form dors not affect the head-Oacra ie iwet Tonic
Lxuve No Opiate in Hills,
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
Far From the Toil and Strife
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y - ' s.awnrfe
Helix
Pendleton Drus Co., do . . .-. ..
W. J. Clurxo, auppllea
Taylor Hardware Co., supplies
U J. Shannon, rxpemtes
Commercial Hotel, board ut
Helix
Mrs. Zimmerman, burn rent
Helix :
Walter M. Runson, expenses.
Pendleton Moat Co., meat ...
F. H. Hllnn. barrel
C. W. Lnsscn, veterinarian . . .
Alexanders, supplies
Pendleton Trading Co.. gro
ceries
Vernon V. Krrley, supplies . .
HermlHton Aulo Co.. do
luhn Temple, hauling feed . .
Tum-A-Lum Lumber l-o., lum
ber
H. W. Collins, hay
standard t'll Co., gas
Umatilla Flour & Grain Co.,
oats & hay
Ptale Industrial Accodent
Commission insurance ....
Th Charles Co
C. J. Carlson, contract, Havana
Heilx -
Hotel Stanfielrl, room and
board
Jone-'f-.'-'cott Co., gravel
Albert V. Hencdirt, building
fence
J. It. Luck, contract Pendleton
Pilot Rock
E. Kenny, et al. engineer, Ha(-
vana-ttellx
E. Keniiy, et al, eiiRinerr, I'on-dleton-Cold
SpritiEs
I. I'adilla, et al. Pendleton
Union M. Dwyer. et at, do
.1. H. Uriiliiig, et al
130.45
1.30
1S.7I
271.55
B.80
30. 9S
LONDON, Jan. 25. (A, P.) Two
king.,, four queens and two princess
es lined up (he olher day JuhI like or.
idinary citizens lit the counter whero
the prizes (rom a "lucky dip," a pop- .
ulnr feiil lire of the AVhile City 'Adver
tising Exhibition, were handed, out.
Klnjj U.wge of England, amid much
laughter, drew n sponge und a packet
of cigarettes. Ho promptly offered
the sponge to his niiest, King Chris
tian of Denmark, who hud drawn a
blank. Queen Alexandria of Denmark
captured a box of crackers, and Queen
Mary of Kmtland received a bar of
soup and a box of fane cream. An
other bar .of soap went to the Queen
Mother Alexandra, of England, and a
box of peppermint creams to Queen
Maud of Norway. Princess Mary's
prize was a boy scout's diary and
Princess Victoria's a box Of tooth
powder.
All the royalties enloyed the fun of
tlifi fair In a thoroughly democratic
fashion and Inughiimlv stuffed their
prlaes Into their pockets.
An improved stylo of typewriter at
tracted the king of Denmark. "I wish
you would use one." he said teasingly
to his wife, who types all her corre
spondence on an ordinary machine.
When King George was told that
Brl'aln'H .annual expenditure on ad
vertising was close upon 100,000 00ft
pounds, he said In amazement: "Tills
Is really one of our big Industries. I
dldn,'t know It before."
11 j REALTY TRANSFERS
61.99
107.66
3.90
10.25
it.3:
256.3..
6.1.80
116.61
90.71
16.82
552.15
40.00
43.75
23.25
3S72.55
ao7.it
.152.73
619.59
648.40
1451.40
. 1 4. '
28 TO AGO
i
East Oregonian,
25. 1893.)
(From the
January
J B. Purdy Is hero from Athena.
v a Hull of the Milton Eagle, is in
the city today.
Several of Pendleton's city council
men have seriously in mind the prop
ositlon to build a city hall, there be
lntr many reasons why such a step is
advisable.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cherry of Uma
tilla, are at the Golden Rule.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Cleaver and Mr.
Mrs. E. Clenvcr have arrived hero and
the two Mr. Cleavers will open a boot
and shoe shop.
George Carmlvhael Is here from
Weston. i
Hudson Bay Hall Association
election hall, two elections 12.00
J. A. Stephens, election 3.00
D. J. McFaul, smallpox cases, 12.U0
John Hailey Jr. Juvenile and
Truant Officer 38.50
August F. Beisse, Hermlston '
library, walls and curb ..... 489.99
Chas. B. Oral, sealer 23.10
W. H. Lyday. speed cop 62.50
Bushong & Co., dog license . . 8.90
L. E. Sullivan, condemned cow 17.50
Joseph Ell, bond of surveyor 9.00
Alexanders, supplies for man
hunt 33.UO
V,'. R. Taylor, do 20.00
J. C. King, do 32.00
Union Library Association,
county libraryf books) 475.87
J. K. Gill Co., do - 18.00
W. F. Quarrie & Co., do ..... 217.50
Pioneer Library Bindery, re-
blnda Il""
Gaylord Bros., supplies library 9.75
West Disinfectant Co., do ... . 6.00
Pacific Tel & Tel. Co., do 6.75
Pacific Power & Light Co. do 3'- iCharles Ely
S. L. Nastin, salury, do 166.66 j f;Q 4 ...
S. L. Nason, freight, etc., do . . 26.69 ,Harry Huston,
Kreda Glover, salary, do 100. on 28
Helen Clark, do hmj.uu j K Kimball.
50.00
24.lv
26.30
road . :
Williams' & Olinger Lbr. Co.,
lumber Dist. No. 2 ........
Pritchett & Sons, supplies,
Dist. No. 2 1
Tum-A-Lum Co., supplies,
Dist. No. 2
O. F. Wilson, et al, labor, Dis
trict No.' 3
C. W. Avery, et al, labor, Dis
trict No. 5
J. F. Snider, blacksmithlng
Dist. No. 5
Jones Jones, supplies Dis
tricts No. 5 and 7
David Shafer, labor. District
No. 15
James Nelson, et al, labor,
Dist. No. 21 122.00
Thomas Jaques, do, District
No. 22
M. E. Hascall, dn, Dist, No. 22
L. E..Roy, blacksmlthlns, Dis
trict No. 22
A. D. .HUleman, et "al, labor.
District No. 24
lumber, District
6.05
34.55
68.00
302.00
2.60
17.94
42.00
71.00
67.52
23.95
33.00
Kobt. Tuttle, expenses at Helix 19.75
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co 33.20
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
Power 111.45
Mrs. Geo. W. Geyer, board at
Helix 87.00
11.49!
18. 1 i
42.501
K. W. Hooker, do Janitor . . .
Western Union TeL Co., sher
iff East Oregonian Pub. Co.,
monthly expenses
East Oregonian Pub. Co., sup
piles, Sheriff and Supt. . . .
,s2. Lw 1.1 .Gs ..s
A. C. Funk, salary Deputy
Deputy Sheriff, month and
two davs
A. Bushee, do 138,40
A. Blakeley, do . 138. 5
ir Prnehstel. DeDiity Clerk 13U.0"
Pertha Ward, stenographer . .
U. H. Burroughs, deputy hire
Dr. D. J. McFaul, health of
ficer Guy Cook, court house Janitor
J. A. Horn and -wife, poor larm
Road Account
Ed Hoon, supervisor, et al
C. A. Moll. - Pendleton-Kcljo
labor, Dist. No.
et al, labor, DIs-
80.64
4.00
trlct No. 31 102.00
Van Petten Lumber Co., lum
ber 2.85
Bert Jones, labor 44.00
Leo Wittock, rent 45.00
Aubrey E. Perry, surveying
and viewing roads 13.70
R. E. Phelph. Roadmasler ... 249.60
K. C. Amaniti bookkeeper rod
I office T99.70
159.65 I Robert Hamilton, etl al, Helix
I road 212.49
;A. E. Gullickson, etl al River-
! side rond 15,157.29
Price David, et al, Walla Wal-
I la river road 1912.63
Lobt. Ttrltleet al, warehouse 677.47
E. Kenny, et al, engineering 231.31
Walter M. Ranson, expenses.. .30.65
J. A. Hopkins, do 45.00
Kilham Stationery & Print Co.,
supplies road office U 98
SturglH Stprie, supplies . . , , 106.61
105.00
135.00
24.50
100.00
200.00
7.2
Pendleton Drug Co., supplies
Jenkins & Son, blacksmlthing
Stundard OH Co., gas ........
W. J. Clarke, supplies
Pendleton Iron Works, repairs
Pacific Power & Li-Jht Co.,
light ,
Alta Radiator Works, repuirs
L. S. Bentley & Co., do
Burns Machine Works, do . . .
Collins Flour Mills, supplies . ,
Kreewater Elecetric Supply
House
Fleucken Auto Spring Works,
spring
Jones-Scott Co., sand
Milton City, supplies
Frederick Post Co., supplies
road office
A. Richardson, potatoes
It. M. Tannler, repairs
Domestic I-aundry, washing
blankets
Russell Grader Mfg. Co., repairs
Cheshire Hardware Co., sup
plies
Leslie Demaris, mllK
K. C. Amann, freight . ., . .
Western Union Tel Co
John F. Temple, hauling gra
vel
Oregon Motor Gnrage, supplies
Wm. Gardner, auto service . . .
Penland Bros,, rent
Mrs. Mary Campbell, do
Allen-Knight Co,, supplies . . .
State Industrial Association
Com. Insurance
Bond Fund
Moore & Myers, contract Ha-
vnnsMlelix , ;
Moore & Myers, do
Root & Joslin, contract, Pen-
dleton-Pllot Rock .......
Lester D. wllsey
Oregon Lumber Yard, posts . ,
Helix Chop Mill, oats, Havana
1.80
9.00
48.5!
21.37
7.50
4.80
12.15
96.79
5.23
'31.11
1.15
3.50
40.00
9.75
. 9.88
2.00
5.40
20.00
6.29
49.12
3.20
, 1.35
2.35
75.25
23.45
18.00
7.60
10.00
2.60
108.58
HELD 72ND BIRTHDAY
628. 94
555.24
1731.41
600.00
4.00
(By Chlrst Ixiukas)
On Wednesday evening, January
19,, Pacific University celebrated Its
seventy second birthday with appro
phlat ceremonies. The present char
ter of the institution, which was
granted by the territorial government
In 1854, suppluntlng r the previous
charter of 1849, was read by Dean
Bites, who for twenty-seven years
has served the Institution. The ad
dress of the evening was given h
Dr. Frank Dyer, of Tacoma, Washing
Ion, who has beon active In this coasi
for the past seven years In social re
form and education, as well as con
spicuous as a popular and forceful
preacher. Dr. Dyer spoke eloquently
of the Influence of the Frlgrims is
establishing the principals of demo
cracy, education: and idealism in
America.,
" At the close of the program pre
sident Clark yielded the floor to the
president of the Btudent body, Mr.
Arthur Jones, who brought an lm
mence birthday rake nearly hidden by
n perfect forqpt of candles. The cas
was cut to the entire audience, while
the students Joined In a rousing round
of college songs.
DIIKDS.
E. Gillette to O. H. King $1,00. Lot
10, block 219, Reservation Addition
Pendleton.
K. G. Warner to Ross Land & Sheep
Co., J1. 8 1-2 NB 1-4, Sec. 24, Tp.
1, S. It. 29. - ! !;'!.
K. G, Warner to Ross Land & Sheep
Co., $1. N 1-2 NW 1-4, SE 1-4 NB
1-4. SB 1-4 SE 1-4. NW 1-4 SE 1-4.
Sec. 22, Tp. 1, S. R. JOmdSSB 1-4 SE3
1-4. Sec. T6, same Tp nnrt rnnge.
Ida B. H. Dell to E. K. Zerba $1,-
000. l.t 4 In bjoek i Kirk a Addition
Athena. 1 '
Ross Land and Sheep Cn. to JC.
Warner 1. W 1-2 Soc. 23. Tp. 1, a.
IV 30.
8. Hall to J. I ft M. I Mottle, 150.
Lot 5 blooc "E" Lklam
M. A. Ellis to A. J. Sample, 1-2 In
terest in, lot l, block 178, 'Reservation
Addition, Pendleton.. . .
G. Brownlow to Wl Adams, J100.. A
strip of land 8 feet Wldo and 60 feet
Jong off north side of W 1-2 lot H.
block 13, IJvermore'a Addition Pen
dleton. G. W. Staggs to E. B. BtngRs $10.
8 1-2 8V 1-4 nnd BW 1-4 SE 1-4 Sec.
2, JJ 1-2 SE 1-4 and SB 1-4 BE 1-4,
Sec. 3Tp. 4, N. R. 35
C. Taylor to C. Rebmnn 14.400. Lota
6. 7, 8, and 9 block 42 Reservation
Addition Pendleton. ' ' i' ,
8. A. Edwards to W. W. Cryder $2.
000. im 12 block 3, Llvermorp'a Ad
dition Pendleton.
F. E. Mitchell to M. J, In gulls $600.
1-2 Interest in SE 1-4 SB 1-4 Sec. 6,
Tp-1 N R 34.
J. Flerchinger to S. McDonald $1.
N 1-2 SW 1-4 and SW 1-4 Sec. 15, Tp.
1 ff. It. 33.
J. B. Baker to I. M. Dawning $11,
350. Mete nnd bound tract In E 1-2
SW 1-4, Sec. 23, Tp. '. N. R. 35.
F. A. "Phelps to City of Hermlston,
$2.85. Lot 25, block 2, iref'mlston.
Furnish Investment Co. o. G. W.
Phelps $3,685. Mote and bound tract
In SW 1-4 Sec. 34 nnd liete and boUnd
tract In HE 1-4 Sec. 33. Tp. 4, N. R.
29.
WORKING HOURS CUT
- TO KEEP MEN BUSY
Spokane, Wash., Jan. 25. The
Great Northern shops at HIHvard will
cut working hours from eight to seven
hours a dnyaccordlng to information
obtained from tho office of the super
Intendent of shops. Tills Includes 75
men fn the roundhouses and approxi
mately 1000 men employed In the oth
er shops. George Rose, chief clerk in
the superintending office, stated that
no Information could he given as to
the reason for the cut in hours, except
that It would savo, another reduction
in the force. '
WANTED TO
KENT
Good, modern cottage
or bungalow, close in,
good tenant. "
Apply to the Manage
ment Of . '..y 'V '
THE PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
Where It Pays to Trade
STANFORD TO MEET AGGIES
, IV FIRST BASKET CONTESTS
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.,
Jan. 25. -Varsity basketball players
of Stanford University engage In their
first Pacific Coast Conference game
when they meet the Oregon Agricul
tural College here tomorrow and
Thursday. Stanford's team this year,
ail its early games, and expects to
be n strong contender for the confer-
nCQ tlllo, ; . ..
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronic and Nervous '..Diseases and
Diseases of Women. X-Hay Electrlo
Temple Bldg.
TherapoiitVcf iir '
t. " ItOOl
Phone 416
oom 12
DR. C. II. DAY
l'liyskinn and Surgeon .
Osteopath .
Rooms 2S and 25 Smlth-Crawfori
Building. -
Telephone 704, t Re",