" " ' '' ' ' ''V"'V '" . . , TEN PAGE3 DAILY EAST ORrGOSflAIT, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBETJAP.Y 1, 1921. TAGS FIVE 11 I :.IT.T. People Here and There "AMERICANIZER" I , mi l "' wiwiimn, rju i,u vuy luuiiy. . mir nulla Al l (III. UL'ril r hrhl v..,,.- uu nor orcupntlon Ih scllliiir Kut OreKoiilmis. Mlm Aulett. since besin nlnir work a week bko, has held the dully record for Helling papers, thus iM'iitliig a wore of mulo - competitors. hon ""kfd in to her methods, she ex plained that most of her eutnm,.. lire men, adding with un eiiKagliiu " it makes tho boys Bore because I sell no many," A covote. fu.,.1 .r.......i A....ti. ... luu thut one fore paw wu gone, wu Killed thin morning by Chill-lea Bower Hen ho ran over the animal with a me ton truck two miles this ldo of rtdams. The animal run abend of the wucit ror half a. rull, but finally fell tinder one of tho wheel. Kxamlimtlon f tho crippled leg showed thut the iniMina; foot hud evidently been gons lor Homo time and It In thought that the coyote lout tho member In un fs tape from trap. . Eng Boon, young Chinese boy who i employed In a local restaurant, has Joined the KiuillHh' class which Cap tain Jennie Conrad, of the Salvation iieaenin-. Kng Chung and Mow who came to the United Slates a . xhnrt time ago, comprise the begln mg member of the class.- How Is now reading In the first reader, Soon in the second, while Chung la learn ing to aay the names of various ob- OucKia at tho Ht. ceorgc today from 'arby towns Included I.ars (iunder, on and John Mrljermott of Pilot Itock ftd Mm. Mario Davis of Walla Walla. J. M. Clalvln of 1m Orundo was In Pendleton today a guest ut tho Mow inuit Hotel. ' l'eputy (Sheriff Dave Ijivander wi.nl to Athena today on Ivll suit business. W. H. HueurH. dpiilltv uhnrlff whr. has been to Milton for tho past two days on official business, returned to Pendleton this morning. Fred Bouillon. ooun.tr nifent. left in. day for a business visit In Btanfl'old. Norborne Iterltuluv.- returned i.i morning after a trainees vi4t to Port land. ! f i . , - L.. MARCH WHEAT STRIKES 55 ON BOARD TODAY Tho price of wheat rcarhed n lour ebb today wiien ilarch wheut closed at $l.6& and May at SI.43 8-4. Following are the quotations, re ceived from Overbeck & Cooke, local brokers: im, ,01 z; Vlunna, .0022 ; Itomc Aibb: N, y, money, 7 per cent, (From Overbeck & Cooke Co.) Wheat started weak ami lows i.n.i although declined to ft tli'W Ir.w I..10I did not breu out, the anticipated li quidation. nr(i - ..--,... II If 1.1 ij nuwnwttiu and cloMrd ut tho boltom ariy advicew from the khmiA aoroud told of an almost compute ab sence of export Interest and claimed uuigium nuylng wheat In the Argen tine ut 12c under American. Khortly before the close tltc seaboard news bureau confirmed 600,000 taken here which wan quite a surprise to the trade. Country offerlnirs to arrive exceedingly small in all iicrtlmiu n. cal millers reported a much letter nour demand from ut! direction for prompt shipment while rennrtu from other milling centers were of tlm mimei aenerai ine. The domestic outlook i Very encouraging. i I I I ' .V '.' ; f t Sheriff Zoell, Ho.,.,cr went to Ciiia lllla today to attend business In'cou liectlon with Ids offlc?. , Ian J. Clart. livestock man f "r,l"n''' In Pendleton to.lav of Chicago ;ruln Market. WlMt , ftpen- High Ixiw Close Mar. l.fc0 1.65 $1.0:,- .May 1.47 1.474 J.43V4 1.42?4 Corn ' May .64 Vt MYt ..644 July .66 .66 Oats May 1.34 1.38 1.29 1.30 July 1.14. 1.12H 1.09 1.11 llarley May .89'4. .69 .59 IVili'ltil I.xchiuiire. ! tendon. S.R2H-: Paris. .0702: Iter- TACOMA LAD KIDNAPED AND FORCED TO WRITE ' TO FATHER FOR RANSOM TACOMA. Feh 1 Ik r 1Mb... Uust, 20. son of W. n. Hust, wealthy' laeoman, was kidnapped today by a lone man nn1 fnrnoH n -i.it - ...... to his fathe for 25,O00 ransom. AN.M Kl'lllciiL. m Miss ion Sprague has been ap pointeo uead of the International Institute of the Y W C. A., which, aids in the Americanization and protection of glr) who come here from foreign lantin. She i now organizing this work la De ii:hs i-li:asi:i. I PHONE FOUR)-NINE FOR BETTER QUALITY J S We Are Right in Line lt Those Quick-to-Get-Rcady Meals. Full line of Purity Cross Cooked Meats. Creamed Chicken a la King, lobster a la New . berg and Welsh Rarebit, also deviled meats and chicken in glasses. Fish Flakes, Barracuda, Tuna Fish. We have Dairy Maid Kofh Kernels in rich cream milk, 2 cans 25c Washing Powder, large" package 23c The Economy Grocery 113 W. Webb. Reliable Service Phone 309 JACK MCKIXJHI) CAN'T lllllt l KACrtAMENTO, I-eb. 1. (f. p.) Jack Plckford, movie star, cun't drive an unto for a year, as tho result of . a showing that he was ' convicted of speeding three times In ljo in Hoilthcrn California, the sn.t. vehlcle depart imnt refused to Issue mm a 1921 license. tjCTS M KUW.Mt.M GltKKTIM; Copenhagen. Feb. 1. (A. P tonld Kra.-Hlit, eoviet represent:! tiye ho carried on negotiation in Lmi don for the Anglo-Russian commercial agreement, received only a lukewarm welcome in Moscow when he returned recently .with a draft of the proposed treaty, the National Tidnnde says it haa learned. itolh s.nik n.i lit jviiioff of the soviet rotnmlntariat con siuer me terms of the treaty unaccep tuhlc, tho newspaper declares. ATLANTA, a.. Feb. . ,, Lugeno V. Debs. In the federal prison oxprmscd pleasure Monday on receiv ing news i.f the decision of the Hinted States supreme court In the case of Victor u lierger und four other soci- a11.11 leaders. i,ut declined to make any comment on president Wilson's rcfufiil to commute his sentence Itars Arrive. spi;i;ik with ikh.-si,i:i.s AN'CHOftACK, Alaska, Feb. 1. (U. P.t Dr. llrcsuii, who, with dog sleds is racing for Iditarod to the' bedside of Calude liitio r, reported seriously lit was reported to have reached Fort Mc tUlioon, tho half way point, Friday I The party lias covered more than 400 miles of tne journey, through bltaaro and low temperatures traveling night nd day. 1 XKVV TOT? If, Feb. 1. (A. P.) Oold bars valued at 4.r,0,fi00 arrived yesterday oh the Auultanla it was an nounced today. Of this amount J2 -400 000 was consigned to Ktihn. Leb who have imnorted no,. 1, I100.00n.ooo worth of bullion in re cent months. T..tfti-,1j,f.i,iii,M i.i.ii,-iiwft i J fj RHEUMATISM -tj ANTI-URIC - If someone who had suffered with rheumatism for years came to you and said "Anti-Uric cured me after many remedies. baths and doctors had failed" would you give it a chance to cure your rheumatism? Thousands of users of Anti-Uric will tell you just that. We . . publish in the daily papers letters from people who have used Anti-Uric for their rheumatism with the very best results. These people will gladly answer any inquiries. ' 1 ..V&f.fc.-1 3 DAINTY DEVICES FOR MILADY'S EOUDOIR. mean so cologno bot- A Jewelry store of histe standard offers so many siUKestiona of K)ft for milady boudoir. Thou little beautiful thlntts that math to a lady, such as mirrors, ties, puff Jam, jewel cases.' IN SILVER IVOKY CUT QUASH Tax Collections Fall Off. - WA8H1.VOTO.V, Feb. 1. (A. P.) Income, and exes profits taxes col lected by the uovernment In reeember fell off by more than f 24,0ri0.o(io as compared with Dcemlier, 1319 and ror tne first half of the fiscal year col lections declined by mure than $410, 000,000, as against the correspond! n'ft period of the previous year, according 10 figures made public hist night b the bureau of internal revenue. PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE . 1 Tfttllllulltl MIMMit DANCE TONIGHT REGULAR WEDNESDAY NIGHT Dance February 2, 1921 LIBERTY HALL Sawyer's Orchestra COME .AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS ill r it . i . .j . v. I Ik Jl I 1 FIRST flATiDNAL BANK of Pendleton MEMBEiT' FKDERM. BE8EVK .SYSTEM Offers an unexcelled banking service to in dividuals and corporations; transacts a general banking business and maintains special departments with facilities of the highest character. PENDLETON, OREGON Mrs. SELCHERT'S DAUGHTER - ' i - Was Restored to Health by Lydia E-Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ITnrlenn Wia " Mv vnimrr rtnn4ttM had been troubled for several monthe with backache and a J.'lii(icy-Kcarns Trial AdJiurucd UATAVrX. X. Y.. Veil. Vi-Trinl r the iiuv.OOi) damage suit against Jack ijempsey and J;ick Kearns. which was to have utarted In supreme court here icKterday a aljmirnd to next Alon- day, to permit Dempsey and Ktarng to cuintfeasL bad feelin&r in her' stomach. When she cot to the table to eat she did not want anything, while be fore she was so hnn- ftrjr she could hardly wait for her dinner. The doctors pave her meHirin hut it rA S'Sjnct help her. Qne ; ? 1 a i i:. . which was lefc on hit norch and it ia minded me that when I was a voune irl I took several bottles of Lydia E. 'inkhnm'a Vnirofahln f'Amivninil Ca she went to the drug store and got a hnttlnnnrt aftc. tha rA nnn eac and has not had backache since. In all she took six bottles of it. She goes to school and on Saturdays holps with the hntiuiurM.lr Sha ia n nnrmnl linnllltn girl now and we recommend your medi cine. Yon hm0 mv nprmissiinn tn nnhliaH this letter as a testimonial for the Vejre- tahlo Compound. Mrs, Brank Skl chert, 150 Larabee St., Horicon, Wis, Mothers all over the country . have found Lvdi K. Pinkham's Veffetnlila Compound to be a most reliable remedy for Eiicb conditions. HIGH SCHOOL K Anti-Uric was originally manufact ured for doctors to prescribe, its success was so creat the manufacturers de cided to put it on the market for the pub lic " It has made thousands of friends whoare glad to recommend it to other rheumatic sufferers. If you have rheuma tism try Anti-Uric. If you are not satis fied with the results your money will be returned! Anti-Uric is for sale bv the Pendleton Drug Co. and , Thompson Bros. frrv cJeijelet Fendleldn Ure. The Largest Diamond Dealers in Eastern Oregon. - -i. if3 T- - ' ' ' ' Pay Cash ' Receive More Pay Less Despain&Lee Gash Grocery 209 E. Court ' Phone 880 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FfltMSHED APAKTMEXT for rent -rjimie ti2". ih . IVkcta hi Siih Tickets are on sule atjhe school today for the Baker- Pendleton games which are to be play-! ed here Friday and Saturday. Vernon Kowter nd. Byron Warner ore in charge of the ticket sale. These heing the first Barnes played here this year a large crowd Is expected both-nights. This will be the first chance to see the local championship team In ac lion as this is the first game that the locals have played on the home floor. The local team expects to give Baker a worse trouncine than thev received there on the first night. Baker will play both nichts for a return to Pen dleton's visit in that city for two nishta.. Pendleton will have the ad vantage of playing on their own floor and will try hard to keep the visitors from tyinu tho chance or taking home tho bacon. Saturday' game will be called at o'clock so that the came will lw over In time for the American Legion bout. Local snorismen will h.iv chance of seeing two real cards on the name evening. - - Pows'bility or Girls' fiame IY.'la- There is a possibility that the Athena Kirls" team will play the local Kirls on the high school floor Friday. If o ar raheed Ihe Fridnv dime will ho a double header for the boys will meet Baker for the first return game. Thi. will be the first game played' on the local floor this season. SYRUP Light : GALLON 95 Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less Despain&Lee Cash Grocery 209 E. Court - : phone 8S0 ' i .i i. .a Auction Sale. Pictures Taken for Annual Pic tures of several of the activities of the school were taken this morning during- tho first period. Photographers from the Aune Studio wore at the school and photographed the classes in. advanced and 'elementary dramat ics. . Tomorrow the class basketball tpAiliH find lm It. nl.w. .. til i taken. Several pictures will he taken i earn aay so that they may be sent to the engravers who will finish ihe iio. ture for the Annual. , FOR l!i:XT board If desired or TLM Cosbie St. Modern fro I llio nt one room U70-W .MfX WAXTKI for detectlvo.work xporlence iinneccssarj'. 'Write .1 anor, former lr. S, government delec ve, St. Louis, Mo. LOST ladles black nurse. Iu.tuaa Weslern fnion and Peonies house. Cotallla bunk hnnk ..ht Finder plensa cull S2U-J or 19S-u'. DON'T PAY l your Income Tax until you have seen W. D. Chamberlain Income Tax Expert 117 East Court Strct. (SNOW & DAYTON) -Phone 1072, Pendleton Be sure you are rijrht. You may save money., 5 U If "I f n Mildrpd Harris Chan;' nrw jnrenor sex' ' f I will sell at my place at IMission (Agency) the following Vb scribed property aii(J stock oh de- Saturday, February Bill 10 Fresnoesr 4 Heavy Road Plows 22 Sets Lead Bars -1 Anvil and Blower 1 Set Blacksmith Tools 1 Set Taps and Dyes 30 Picks and Shovels 2 Wagons 1 Wheat Rack 1 Water Tank 1 Grindstone 2 Gas Drums 2 Log Chains , 8 Tents 12x14 1 24 Iron Cots and Springs 24 Matresses i 117 Quilts ; 5 ' 40 Pair Double Blankets 2 Cooking Ranges v Large Amount of Cooking Utensils and Dishes. 1 14-inch two-bottom Gang Plow. 1 14-inch Blade. 1 12 Year Old Brood Mare, 1400 lbs. 1 9 Year Old Mare, 1200 lbs. 1 7 Year Old Horse, 1300 lbs. 2 4 Year Old Mules (broke) 2300 lbs. 2 4 Year Old Mules (unbroke) 2200 lbs. - - - Sale , Starts at 1 P. M. All sums under 850.00 cash; over 850.00 banbkable paying 8 per cent interest. notes Fred R. Young, Owner COL. W. V. YOHNKA, Auct. " I i k '.