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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1921.
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EXPERT
Spring Hats Will Be Small and Bright
BERLIN', ' Fob. ft. (A. P.) Dr.
Emmanuel Lasker, th i bwu uiuster,
wa granted permission by the state
capartntent tyestorday to make the
""voyage by way of New York to Culm
whore he U to play Jose Cnpiiblnnra
for the -world's championship. The
advices reached Dr. Lasker too luto to
enable him to change hla route, ur
tunned when It wax stated that ho
would not be permitted to enter the
United mates. , '
Dr. Lanker will leave Herlln Satur
day for Amsterdam, from which port
lie will will direct for Havana.
8TANFIKMJ t.'XIVEItSlTY. Cal.,
Feb. . (A. P.) Alva W. Jilchnrds,
1912 Olympic games winner and hiKh
point man at the American Expedi
tionary Force guinea, ha registered at
HI nn ford University lint will not be
eligible to wear the Curdlnal against
the 1'nlverally of California at this
year' dual Hack meet. Hlchurds Ik
registered In the pre-modlial depart
ment. At the A. E. F. game" nichnrd won
first place In the standing broad Jump
and running hiKh Jump.
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Here are three of the prettiest and most practical of the new spring hats. All colors re
bright, more brilliant, yven, than during preceding springs. Jade green, copper sft.lnbe new "sun
et. ftow" are among the most popular shades. The first hat, a flowered turt.,;i, is elaborate enough
for wear with afternoon frocks as well as sr.'4. It Is made of shaded geranium blossoms, with a row
or tw of the straw braid of which the bat vs mide showing next tue face. The next two hats are
dwljni along utrlctly ntllfty lines. The one with with the brim is mads of taffeta, the under side be
ing a self-colored brr.ld. A perky little bow of the silk at the bad; adds much to this hat's smartness
while the wreath' of tiny bright red cherries and their leaves softens tho line about tile (ace. T!
4rp4 atraw-cluU toque Is rollevod with unattached gn.;cj and loaves of velvet
to
Tirovc's
i3the Only
Genuine
Laxsiivo
Bromo
Quinine
X; tableia
The first and original Csld and
Grip tablet, the merit of which
is recognized by all civilized
nations.
Be sure' you get
IT
I-OS A.VOEt.F.fl, fat., Feb. 9. (A.
P. Six nearby town. W'hlttler, I.ul
lerton, Anaheim, Kl Monte 'l'ueiitc
anod Itlvera have formed a neighbor.
hood club and constructed a golf
courne three miles from Whittlor. ;
The club has been named tho Ha.
clenda Golf Club. Alfonso Hell, once
a well known Is Angeles tennis play
er. Is one of the leaders.
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IUX WASHINGTON" ItlltTMOW
ASHTOX, Idaho, Feb. .XA . V.
Ashton's annual doir race will be
held this year on WnHhington's Plrth
day. It was derided recently. Beveral
local teams already are practicing for
the race.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9. (A. P.) Hal
C. Cutblll of the Iloston A. A., won the
feature track event, tho lindmnn Wan
r.maker invitation acratch run, at 1
miles nt the nnnttal Indoor gamee of
the Millrove A. A. last nlt:ht. Jole Kay
of the Illinois A. C, Chicago, who
had won this event each year aince
1917 and holds the record for it of
6:46 3-fi, finished second.
Cutblll who won the Hunter mile nt
Ho8Ii.ii lust Saturday night, led tho last
three laps. ltcglnnlng the rinnl lap
Itay attempted to cut limlde of Cut
bill on tho turn and lout several yards
when he was shut off. Cutblll won
handily In 6:55 3-5.
Karl Eby, I'nlverslty of Pennsyl
vania, won tho Mlllrose 6'I0 yard-run
by three yards from Thomas Campbell
of Yale.
Karl Thomson of Dartmouth the
Olympic champion hurdled, sklmmrii
over the obstacles In his trial hent or
tho to yard high hurdles race In 9 1-s
M-comls and won tho final In nine r,eo
onds flat." Frank Loomls, Jr., of the
Chicago A. A. was second.
Over the low hurdles at the same
distance Thomson also won and eouall-
od his own world s Indoor rcconj or
8 1-fi soronds.
John Murphy of Notre Dame uni
versity after winning the running hlh
Jump with six feet three lnche, had
the bar plai (d at six five inches, In a
try for a wot Id's record indoors, but
failed
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U S AXC.EI.KKS. Cal., Feb. 9. (A
I.) Oscar Manage, veteran major
leapt. e catcher, who comes to I.os An
geles this year. Is expected to put
plenty of "pep" into the Weal Pacific
Coast 1'aseball I.eagtie club. His ex
perience will be useful in helping
young pitchers and In giving them
confidence.
Manage was wi'h Detroit last year.
In 7'l games he hit for a percentage
of 2X1. Ills fricudg in I.os Anele"
say they believe he will bat nrouml
2TTi in the coast circuit.
CI.EVrXAND, O., Feh. ft. (A. P.)
A new American record for class A
competition was established by Charles
lleddon ft Dowagiac, Mich., when lie
made a ran of 13:1 points in a match
in -which he defeated Dr. A. I. Hrown
of Cleveland. 300 to Ta. in the na
tional amateur 1.2 balklinc billiard
championship tournament last night.
The former champion made his re
n.arkable run in tho sixteenth trinlns.
His average, 16 11-19 is the highest
ol the tournament.
The previous h!c.h run record of 135
also was held by Heddon.
The genuine bears this signature
Price 30c.
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MTIIKFKV IN TWO liot MS
IIOJ-TON. Feb. 9 (A. I'.) Fred
Fnlion of Hudson, llinn., last niiiht
knocked tut liattling McCreery of
Cambridge, n the second round of
their scheduled 10-rotind bout. Hoth
men are heavy eighta.
Men's Overalls
or
Jumpers
The Garment
95c
THE HUB
32 Stores
745 Main St.
hciTin:i: idaiio may pit
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T'.VIN FAI.US, Idaho. Feb. 9. (A.
P.f -ranization of a new baseball
lcainie in southern Idaho is being con-yiiien-il.
The towns mentioned for
places in Ihe organization are Hoise,
Nampa, Caldwell, Twin Falls. Kurley.
I'oeatello and Idaho Falls. The new
le.-i . it is beiloil. v,-iuld make an
effort to enter organized baseball.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. (A P-
Representations have been made to the I
state department by the Hl.ingarian i
Igovernmerit through the Swedish min-
inter, concerning the manner of depor
i tation of undesirable aliens from thoi
United i?tates. Hungary, alleged that i
u ported aliens had been given such j
liberty aboard vessels as to permit !
them to organize propaganda against!
the governments of Europe which ha !
produced "certain undesirable re-1
suits" in Hungary. The state depart
ment was asked to ' have deported
aliens segregated abo.-.rd vessels.
QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
For a Dinner Course
That Is Very Much Different
We offer you something that is not
only a little "different," but a whole lot
nicer.
FILET OF BEEF
PRIME BEEF LOIN
PRIME VEAL LOIN
LAMB CHOPS
Pendleton Trading Co. '
Phone 455
"If It's on the Market We Have It"
OTTAWA. Opt., Feb. 9. A. P.)
Lawyer Hwift, a black pacer ownej
and driven by Harry Cray of Toledo,
made what is claimed to be a new
woild's record here yesterday when he
won the five mile dash, the feature
event of the ice races, in 12:15's. He
eat ltomaln, owned and driven - by
James Stewart of Los Angeles, In a
neck to neck finish. Five horses were
entered.
; EXPLOSION IN SCHOOL
I KILLS TEACHER AND 7
PUFILS; T. N. T. CAUSE
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' LAWltKXCKVII.LE, 111., Ft b, S.
(A. P. ) Kiuht persons are dord mul
Another prtjl'aMy fatally injured as th
result of th. explosion of a can of
nitro-plycerin, at the Ornpa lioac'.s
school, two miles west of here shortly
after noon today.
The dead are:
Km met t TSunyan, 30 years old, the
teacher, and the following pupils:
tayinond flnnes, 9: Howard Lett,
ThoniaH Lett, J; Charles Weltoh,
1 5; Ko'iert MeCausIand, 1 2; Aimer
tllet, 10, and Itichard Peters, 7. Les
ter t'J roves, 11, is expected to die.
Several other children received
minor injuries in the explosion which
occurred when one of the hoys at
tempted to cut the top from the can
with nn, nxe.
Htmyan and five of the hoys were
and the other two
USED
FORDS FORDS
FORDS
One 1918 Touring ........ I : $325.00
One 1919 Touring $350.00
One 1918 Roadster ......... $225.00
One 1918 Roadster ......... 250.00
We have a few more good buys
Priced from $125.00 up.
Simpson Auto' Co.
Phone 408 Water and Johnson Sts.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.
Lincoln had had so much to lead nfi
people have today it -would have de
tracted from his greatness. Itev. E. 'killed instantly
H. Searlnif, editor of a church organ, ; died later.
declared before a meeting of Metho- j -
dlst preachers today. XOTKH NOltWlXilAX IKAI)
Lincoln had only three books. It' WASHINGTON". Feb. 8. (A. P.),
would bo well for modern boys and Announcement was made here last
Klrls to be Hhut up In a room with tins' niliht of the death yesterday
bible and one or two great books," he
LONDON". Feb. ,9. (A. P.) TThe ;
Sunday Telegram, owned by H. W.
Uottomly, editor of John Hull, today '
asserts the existence of a third party
In Ireland, "concerning itself with ex
ecuting justice, according to its own
views, on any persons who committ
alleged crime and escape punishment. '
Teh newspaper says the party is
styled "The Middle party." Its head
quarters is in N'orthwall, where there
are conferences with military officers.
Names of either Sinn Feinners or
government forces charged with mur-
! der are Judged. If the persons are
found gilty, sentence is pronounced
and the victims are soon found dead.'
declared.
WELL KNOWN EASTERN
WASHINGTON WOMAN DEAD
of O. F.
Hagerup. Norway's minister to Swed
en. He was for a long period leader
of tho conservative party and twice
premier.
RAIDING 1
Pleasing You
That's the main object with us; we are always
ready to do our part to see that you are perfect
ly satisfied as to style, price and quality.
We save you money on shoes by doing busi
ness at a very small expense and buying new
merchandise at the lowest market price.
See our shoes before buying.
The Bootery
Pendleton's Popular Priced Shoe Store.
733 Main St.
SI'tlKAXK, Feb. . (A. '.) Mrs.
Helen G. Sutton, wife of State Senator
V. J. S itton of Cheney, died at a hos
pital here today after an illness of ten
weeks. Mrs. Sutton was widely known
in eastern Washington club and school
circles.
For several years she was princip.
of the training school at Cheney.
Funeral services will be held Ihu-
dny nt. Cheney.
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Are 'You Suspicious i
f Your Health?
" One may not be actually tick, yet
feel to tired and languid, low-spirited
and smbitionlcss, that he can not
truthfully sny he it in (!ood health.
The kidneyt work all. the time, night
snd day, and it it no wonder that
they become weak, tore or diseased.
Nearly everybody tuffeni from kid
ney trouble or bladder ailments.
Nature givei warning signals by back
ache, lameness, ititT joints, tore
murctro, rheumatic paint, puffin ess
under the eyet and blurred vision.
' RrJJEVED H:S BACKACHE
"If fiv.s m. frrtl plpflsur. torerdnim?nd
Foley Kirfnry Pills m ID my cas. they re
lieved me of sever, backache IWt had
bothered m. for severs) months. A few
bottles fixed me up in e.xid shape." Joa.
C. Wolf, 731 S. Jackson St.. Gi een Bay. Wis.
Foley Kidney Pills
live Quick and prrininent relief from kidney
or blnrffier troublct I hut have not rcarhtd a
chronic or bad Tbry slop b Udder
irrfu.irili?s, ilrrntlt bn th kidneyt and
tone up 1ho llvr. VrVhfn Ihe kidny ar
prnperly (unchonintf, they ft tier and cisl out
from lha Mood tho impurities that causa
achci nd paini and in tht fnd may Wad to
criout iilria. If you hav any mum to
uspect that your kidnays nard help, you
Will maka M miataka lu taking Foley Kidoay
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BISMARK, -X. D.. Feb. 9. (A. r.)
The North Dakota senate today
passed a concurrent resolution mem
orlalteinK congress to prevent com
mercialization of water in Yellowstone
park.
1KTFXTIF. SHOT
SALT UKE C1TV, Feb. 9. (A. IM
Iutcctive Hamby was shot dead at
a hotel by Tom Burns, who was shot !
by tho chief of police during a raid
in Horn's rooms. lUirns died within
an hour. !
KRYPTOKaQi
Without Lines
W tAR
Lens
Don't bother with two
pairs of glasses. Wea
Kryptoks, they do away
with the extra pair.
They must, be fitted
right.
SEE
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American Xat'l lianli Ittiililiiif;
KOEPPEN'S
PRES.CRIPTION
DRUG STORE
A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
The Drug Store That Serves)
Yon Best.
This pliotopranh taken durlns
the latest raid by British troops in
Dublin. Ireland, shows how lha
doors are forced where Ihe troops
tire locked out by residents A
'pistol bullet is liied agninM Iho
bolt, breaking It of. Kaids In
search of seditious docutueuts me
frequent in Ireland.
A Judicious Inquiry
A well known traveling man who
visits the druij trade, says be h:is of it n
beard drutiKists ask a cushuiht. who;
wished to buy a couph medicine, '
whether it was for a child or an adult
and if for a child, they almost inv.tr
ibly recommended Chamberlain's
Coush Ki meiiy. The reason for this is
that they know there is no danger
I rum it and that it always cures. There
is not the hast danger in jrivim; it and
for colds, croup and whooping cough
it unsurpassed.
('liainlH'rlaiu's Couth Ili-intily Aids
' Nature
Medicines that aid nature are always
most cffit'tunl, chamberlain's Coush
lien-.idy acts on this plan. It allays
'he cooh, relieves the limps, aids ex
pectoration, opens the secretions and
aids nature in restorinc the system to
In healthy condition. Thousands have
It'.slifi.d to its pood finalities. Try it
wh. n ou have a couh or cold.
I Chamberlain's Tablets
I l or liidiirostion and Constipation,
j '"The nicest anil pleasnntcst meiiieine
I I have used for indigestion and eonsti
jpation is Chamberlain's Tablets,"
writes Melard F. Craig. Middle drove,
X. Y. They work like a charm and
i ,1a not ijripe or leave nny unpleasant
effect.
They Apieal to Our Sympathies
The bilious and dyspeetic are con
stant sufferers and appeal to our synv- 1
l atbies. Many such, however, have
been completely restored to health by
the ti.e of Chamberlain's Tablets.
These tablets strengthen the stomach,'
invigorate the liver and improve the
digestion. They also cause a jrentle
movement of the bowels. When you
have any trouble with your stomach,
give them a trial. j
Dr. Lynn K. BJakeslee
Chronic and Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Women. X-ltay Electric
Therapeutics.
Temple Bids. Room 13
Phon 416
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DR. C. II. DAY
l'hjsji-i&ii and Surgeon
Osteoatti
Kooms 23 and 25 Smlth-Crawfort
Building.
Tolephon 714
Re. 749-R
CONROY'S
CASH GROCERY
Where It Pays to Trade
Eest Creamery Butter, pound , 50c
Federal Milk, 2 cans 25c
California White Navy Beans, pound 7c
Rice, pound 7c
HILLS RED COFFEE, 1 lb., 48c; 5 lb., $2.35
HILLS ELUE COFFEE, 1 lb., 35c; 3 lb., 95c
Lard 75c, $1.25 and $2.25
Karo Syrup, blue No 5, 50c; No. 10, 95c
Kara Syrup, Red No. 5, 55c; No. 10, $95c
Tea Garden Syrup 1-2 gal., 85c; 1 gal., $1.65
Wesson's Oil 35c and 65c
Aunt Jemima Buckwheat, each 15c
Sea Foam Washing Powder, large package 25c
Eeot Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25c
Quaker Corn Flakes, 2 for 25c
Puff Wheat, .each .....15c