East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 02, 1921, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

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". ,' ' DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2,1921. ,
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TOLEDO, Ohio. Feb. 2. (A. P.)
Tommy Ulubon of Ht. J'uul unl Tony
Moloholr of CJiIouko, will m;ot In a
2-round boxing bunt hora on tliu
nlBht of Ffbruury lu, It u announc
ed today. Jt wu8 wild ulo (hut (llb
l)on and Churli'y Wi'lm-rt yould bei-t
here Fcbrui(i-y 17.
NKW TOHK, Feb. 2. Duto for
the five Kectlonul or none HhoothiK
champlonHhlim of the American
Bhoollng AHHoclutlon were tuinountod
today an followi:
Southern, at Atlunln, June 1-4;
EaMern, at New Huven, July 2U-23;
Great Lnkea, at Mlnneupolla, July
2; Prulrla. at Huron, 8. l).t AuriihI
7-10; Pacific Count, at Tacomu, Wanli.,
August 7-10,
U. OF a RETAINS SHY
KtTGENE, Ore., Fb. 2 Hy a unanl
moua volo the athletic council of the
University of Ore (ton thin afternoon
decided to retain "Shy" Huntington a
football coach for 1 u J 1. This aetlun
was taken .after the council hud an
nounced that an effort had been
made to secure the ctvice of (ill
Ifcibie. former coach ut University of
Washington, now In charge of the
tuad at Cornell, , but was unable to
reach an agreement with him on the
amount of salary. . .
"Nibs" ITIce, assistant coach at the
University of California, was also
considered by the cauifcll. .
CHICAGO, Feb. 2. Hubert K.
Crowe, sine's attorney, toddy conduct
ed a grand Jury Investigation Into
reports that tho Indictments voted
;igiiltist eight Chicago American
league baseball playurs and others for
alleged complicity in the throwing of
the ins world sines games, were to
be pigeon-holed and tho men nevi
brought to trial. Mr. Crowe reiterated
statements that the case would be
brought to trial as (illicitly us possibl
All White tkix players have furnish
ed bonds except "Chick" 'lumlil
Claude Williams and Joe Jackson
These men itir. Crowe said, would be
treated "ax fugitives from Justice'
they did not appear for trial.
QIEBKC, Fob. 2 (A. P.l Possi
bility of the Demnsey-Carpent c!
championship fight being staged In
Quebec province was discussed before
the provincial legislature today. Jt
developed that no application has beer.
made for permission to Tiold It.
Prigadbr-tiencral Smart of Mon
treal, asked Premier Tascherean If the
government Intended to prohibit the
fight In the event no such application
made and the promoters proceed
without permission.
"The eovernmeiit will examine this
Point If It conies up," he replied.
The Pennsylvania railroad
hasn't a watchman moro efficient
or careful than its "watchwo
inan," Miss Isabel llarchltclle.
Khe guards the dangerous grade
rosslng al East Pittsburg. Pa.
IS e has been there a year and the
crossing hasn't had an accident.
Hhe Is shown loading a schoolgirl
h toix I lie track.
OKIE HIGHWAY FROM
GREAT LAKES TO END
OF FLORIDA ASSURED
XGW YORK. Feb. 2. Te Jtlckard
sporting promoter, lust night Issued
challenge to Ed Strnnglcr Lewis,
world's wrestling champion, on behalf
of Marin liestloa, who, he asserts, has
been barred from ,' participation for
"championship honors" and offers I"
permit Lewis to use his favorite head
hold In a fsnlsh contest.
Itl'FFALO, N. Y., Feb. , llill
I.renunn knocked our Pumlsman Dick
HIc of Knglund In the second room
lost night, liice was knocked down
twice In the opening round and a ham
right to tho Jaw finished him in the
first minute of tho second. Tho men
sre henv weights.
J.VSPKK. Tenn.. Feb. 2. Comple
tion of the Dixie highway which will
provide a hard road from the Cirea!
Lakes to tho extreme north end of
Florida, Is ansored by the recent vote
to Issue J i' 5 0,(100 In bonds by Marion
county, and the headway on projects
alc,ng the. highway planned by tlx
iSenrgla highway department.
The Marion county portion I'as been
t'le line between the mirth and the
nuth which prevented tourists from
travel tnirrn-rOTrrfoTt- nvnr -ttie -nre
'hnrnughfare. Tennessee and the fed
eral government will watch the nm
Mint of Marlon county with 7510,000
I making a total "f ll.oon.nofl to be used
on tne nignway in top couniy mo
"ear. The section Is across the Cum
Borland mountains through a sparsely
ettled country.
Here's genuine chewing
calisfaction for you, hook
ed up with real economy.
A small chew of this c!as3
of tobacco lasts much long .
cr than a big chew of the
ordinary kind that's be
cause the! full, rich, real
tobacco taste lasts so long.
Any man who uses the
Ileal Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styUs
"W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacca
'Sees Daddy for' First Time
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. Unheard of Yalues
to you but every day occurances to us. If you
will only compare the quality and price of our goods
with the other fellows, we will have you for a life
customer.
Men's fine ribbed cotton Union Suits, vaL $3.25, $1.95
Men's fine ribbed fleece Union Suits, val. $3.50. S-J
Men's light weight wool Union, val. $a.00. . . . i.J-
Men's heavy weight wool Unions, val. ?8.o0. . . $ i.-u
Men's all wool Union Suits, vaL $10.00 $.-
PANTS MEN'S PANTS PANTS
Men's Dress Pants, value $8 to $12.. . $4.9; to $70
Men's Work Pants, all wool heavy, val. $8.o0. . $4.50
Men's Work Pants, val. $1.5C ' '
Men's extra heavy Khaki Pants, val. u.o0... ao
the.hu
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32 Stores
745 Main St.
HAVE C0L0RiN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking Tske
Olivj Tablets
To have a rax, pirJt skin, bright
eyes, no pimples, a losing of buoyaiary
like childhood days, you must keep
vour ldy free from poi-onous wa:tes.
j. Edwards' Olive labiets (a vege
table compound mixed with olive oii)
cct on the liver and towels like calomel
yet have no dangerous after elTecc
Take one nightly and note results.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. That's why millions of
boxes are sold annually, 15r ar.d 3ar
FRA.CESCA BL&A
i j .Frj,nce,ca Bda is nine years old and she has Jn?.t Een hrr
hddy for the first time in her life It was a happy meeting h?a
Francesca arrlTsd at New York from Italy, and was greoa d by ber
'ather. a New Tcrker He left Italy before she was bom and came
to America where be prospered. Now the rennited family is settlinc
, Sows nere to 4ive. . - . - - - .
QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
Prime Cuts of Beef
Beef from choice, carefully fed stock any cut
that you want and in any quantity.
Every store has their pride and hobby ours is
our beef. A trial order will convince you that it is
unsurpassed elsewrfere.
Pendleton Trading Co.
. ' Phone 455 .
MIf It's on the Market We Have It"
Wll li TKillT ANTI-STI'.IKIX
WASHINGTON", Kch. 1. William
"irccn. secretory of tho I'nitcd Mint
Workers of America, niipcarinp lola
icfore the fenatc- committee consirtor
nic'the Oaliter cool r"Btilatlon hill.
sxpresKcd no opinion as to the nu-r-ts
of the measure hut Intimated that
orKanted labor would flulit Inclusion
if any untl-stiike provisions He will
continue tomorrow, when Sumiia'
'lompers has hcen nuked to appear.
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TACM.MA, Feh. .(. P.) Judge
v. .1. Hiukett. of the loenl police court
las announced that. In tho future he
will sentence every person convicted
f manufacturing or selllnK whiskey ti
maximum terms in Jail. This action
saw tiiken on the eve of a pulillc mass
rm-ettnir called for Monday niRht to
protest aealnst lax enforcement of the
prohlhltlon laws !Uid to demand thut
whiskey selliiiR he stopped. "Fines
have enriched tho city treasury,"
Judxe Ilaeket said, "lint they have not
stopped bootlcKRlnK. 1 believe thin
'all sentences will help clean up the
whlskev traffic.
SPRING SHOES FOR FAIR
ONES ARE RIOTS OF COLOR
JEWELS, RIBBONS, METALS
SiniiMM
Electric
Heaters
INSTANT WARMTH
Bathroom, bedroom, every
room". Attach any where
to light circuit
J. L. yAUGIIAN
Plione ISt
E. Court
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KOEITEN'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE
A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
l'ho Drutr Sloi-e That Serves
Von Host.
Muokrole Worhs Without tho
Blister Easier, Quicker
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There s no renso in mixinj a rr.ess
cf mustard, to End Viter when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or still
tics", w iih a little clean, white Mustcrolc.
Wustcrole is rv.cde cf pure oil of
mustard and other helpful hreuento,
combined in tho form of the resent
white ointment It tokes the place ol
rauctard plasiers, and will not blister.
l.Iusteroie usuil! elves prompt relict
fro:n caro throct, bronchi Js, tensi'.itis,
croj, z'.il r.cc'x, crthnn, rcuralpia,
headache conjcs'.ion, r'ev.. "y.rhrirma
t!sm, lu.T.bao, pa-aa nd nehes of tho
barlt or j.ilrts, cpn-.ins, tiro rnuscbs,
bruises, chilblains, frosted fct.colils cf
the chest ft often prevents pneumonia
35c and 65c jarr; l.ocpital sire $3.f)
HY "MAKJOIIIE"
(W ritten fop The I'nited l'ress.)
N'KW YH:k, Feb. i. Spring shoes
are moro elaborate and gorgeous than
ever before, although such a pedal
state seems almost impossible In view
of the coiifectiohs of footgear ' that
nave tripped about this past season.
Shoe makers say that since, after
loiiir years in the atempt, they have
convinced womankind that shoes jnusi
be as frafrilcly beautiful as gown or
hat, they do not intend any sluing in;
iieir propaant.u. 'lh.is. sjirlng toot-
veur showinns in manufacturer dis- J
,ilay ruoms'are a riot of colored kid!
.md faliric, metal, jewels, ribbons and
composition.
Itray seems to be the bis choice in j
color, us shoes follow suit and coot,
nod blue and sray is the bin color fea-;
tore in outer raiment for spnns;.
There are many copper and red
browns, however, a few blacks .and
midnight bines, and the usual novelty
combinations.
Trimming run rampant. A swirl
of patterned pcrf'trations with an u-
ileriav of contrasting color ana laoric
is the bis irimmiiics feature; For in
stance, a pair of bronze kid Colonial
pumps have an inch-wide band of oval
periitiations about the entire shoe.
White kid is used as the underlay aim
white velvet bows flank the straps
upon tho tonRuo.
The revere effect is another now
i.ote in footwear. Tirs style is shewn
in bli'" Kid pumps, pipetl in white kid.
with white straps that disappear un
:ier the tum-l aCk n vers.
tlray suide peifoiatcd with a wide
ranire of patterns and underlaid Willi
MARION HOPS TO IT
liMli
1 As
1'laok I'alent leather is a style much
In -the .foreground, and Muck patent
leather, trimmed viih gay scarlet pip
ings of velvet, sunn, or kid, is another
K" "tng" novelty.
Gay coloring and elaboration fs
piven by patterned stitching that runs
ovr strap, lonsti, tue, and bhtte top.
Such a unirpte model is shown lnhick
phtent leather with an intricate de
sien in Kcarlet andtwhite stitching. A
wide tongue fringed at both top and
bottom completes the bizarreness ot
the model.
(tne-sidod effects given by mteiflaced
straps or slashing are also very nobby.
Floral patterns outlined in narrow
leathers of gay color are a new sea
son's hobby aiso.
tveninir pumps adhere lo tin and
Read This If Youi
r Kidneys Need Help
M"n and women past JU yesn ol
se, and even younger, who work
at confining, indoor occupationi sre
usceptible to weakened, inactive or
iluish kidney: that fail to properly
cleanse and purify the blood. Symp
toms of diseased kidneys are puffi
ness under the eyes, sallow skin,
floating specks, dry mouth, bilious-
! 1 ness. nervousnc-s. backsch;. rheu
matic pains, swollen or stiff joints,
sore muscles. Many bed ridden
sufferers owe their condition to their
failure to take heed of the tint warn
ing of kidney trouble.
. WANTS PEOPLE TO KNOW
"I cannot praise your kidney pills pnfMih
.'T the wonderful benefit I bay derived
from thir use tor such a sVort while. Please
publish this staletnent cs I w-nt the people
of Rocfcy Mount and everywhere I- anovr of
Mey Kidr-y Fills." Mra. A. G. Wtlli,
R. r'. 0. S. Box 'A Rocky Mount. N. C.
Foley Kidney Pills
invigorate, rtren;hcn snd heal in
active, weak end diseased kidneys
and bladder. They help :j kidmys
in their work of purifying the blood
stream and crstinl, out poisonous
waste. Clean blood makes possible
St,nd rirculction. Wealthy Derres, atronf
baek, clear bead, active b-ain. sound heart,
satulactory digestion sod parfect health.
cloth of itold or silver, although
combination of sitin and metallic
ib sf Is verv popular. Very narrow
strips of the contrastim? material al
ternate. A huge composition cr velvet
flower takes the place of the old-tinis
ih'nestone buckle.
The vamp of the new shoes is med
ii.m. The toe is somewhat rounded :
and either the milttnrj- or Louis. hel
is used.-' There seems to he a com
promise between the American and
French cut. '
BURNS
Cover with wet hairing; soda
ciierward apply gently
4m
Two of the most homelike hotels
n Portland located In the heart of
the shopping and theater district
All Oretron Elecric trains stop at
the SKWAKI) HOTKL the House of
Cheer. , Excellent dining- room in
connection. THE HOTEL. CXR
N KLIl'S. the I loose of W clctiie. la
only two short blocks from the Se
ward. Our brown busses meet all
tre.lns. Ilates 11.50 and op.
W .C. CIXBEHTSOX, Prop.
J jk. a r- RUS
Oew 1 7 Million Jan LW Veo.-fr
Overbeck & Cooke
Co.
Pendleton, Walla Wslla, Portlsusd
Metnlvr or Chloatm IVistrd of
Trade.
Private Wires to all Exchastrsss
Stocks Eonds Grain
Room Juilil Itldg. Phone tfW
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USED
FORDS FORDS
FORDS
.$325.00
One 1919 Touring .......... $350.00
One 1918 Tourinjr .
One 1918 Roadster
One 1918 Roadster
$225.00
$250.00
We have a few more good buys
Priced from $125.00 up.
Simpson Auto Co.
Phone 40S 'Water and Johnson Sts.
..SeJOIXV M IMIO MPS ItvmaOa
. Marlon. Ohio, is out to cash In
in the fame the election of Hard
,ng brosjstht to the little city. Re
produced' here is a "sticker"
which tho business men. and citi
lens are using on their letters n
advertise Marion. The lelttrs aud
border are in led.
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CONROY'S
CASH GROCERY
You fan Do a Little Better at Conroys.
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb.. 50c
SUGAR, SACK $9.65
Hills Blue Coffee, 1 lb. 33c; 3 lbs. $1.00
Gallon Blackberries, tin $1.20
Aunt Jemima' Buckwheat, pkg 15c
Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 for 23c
Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 tinst5 for 95c
Quaker Oats, large package 40c
Quaker Puff Wheat, each . . . 13c
Peas, extra good quality, each 20c
Sea Foam Washing Powder, large pkg. ,'0c
Hills Bed and M. J. B. Coffee, 1 lb. 30c, 5 lbs. $2.40-
Large Cans Tineapple, each 40c
Pineapple, No. 2 tins, each 33c
Van Camps Catsup, botHe ; . 30c