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TEN PACES DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY -23, 1021. MP. 3 FIVE People Here and There T. I'. ltruce ha been here : today from Gibbon. Cnrl Enndiihl, Hell businessman nnd farmer, la here today. Ilolph lM.net of I'omi'roy, Wash., In peiflstered at a local hotel, Mr, and Mr. J. W. Fenley of Ad rian, WaHh., are In the city today. Mux JUrer, local clothlnic merchant, returned this morning from u vixlt to Portland. There In five feot of iinow at Ka mela and at Mcachnm the enow In four feet deep according to William Chelf, Meacham blacksmith who la In l'en dleton toduy, I ,; Several years ago no bucking con test wo considered a success with out the presence of one or more of the lluckner boys. Charley wuii one of the star performers, lie la in the city today from hi ranch" In the foot if 1 1 1 of the Illue Mountain!. Charley and Wlllard Ilond are not tho only members of that family. An other brother, iob, taken rare of the Jlond Intereata outside of the olty. He divides hi time between the ranch at I'klah and the one at Nolln but is-ln Pendleton today for a conference with his merchant brother. ' i '' ) , ' , V. M. Ptereon left nt noon today for Portland where ho will appear In the federal court tomorrow us at ton ney In the defense of TluKCom Doun who la under Indictment for nmklnjr liquor on the I'matilla reM-vntion. Inan wu arrested taut October by Sheriff Jinks Taylor. A brother. Trafton foun, wax ablo arrested at the time but the federal grand Jury did not Indict him. The cuae of Uacom Toan will be heard at 10 o'clock to morrow by JiicUe.Ilean. . Tih(a Butler, la a senlal inn of Old Erin who formerly lived In l'endleton und wb ha scores of friend here. In thorn day he made It possible for lh 0. V. H. & X. to handle Ha pae senrer service satisfactorily. Later bo U-led living In Hcattle but he now re sides In i,4Irandde and he came over yesterday to call on ome of hi friends notably District Attorney Keator. 'Mr. and Mr. J. T. I.leuullen and children returned home last evening fro at California where they had been tor aeveral month. During their stay Houth they visited varlou part of southern California and enjoyed the sojourn. When the town of I A. Ornnde la mentioned, many people Inatlnctlvely thlnk of Jack 1'eare. He haa a large Jewelry atore there tout he devotes the greater part of hi time to thintr fur t. hlch he receive no remuneration. That la why he I so well known. Mr. Fear was la 'endleton yesterday. R. T. Klrkpatrlc, l a member of the X-du4 .by reason of hi having been a member of the city council. He fully Intended tn attend last night' banquet but waa culled to rortland yesterday noon on business.; OFFICES AND OFFICERS Two JHTMItlCH III ,, Kherlff Houser la bemoaning the fact Mint two of his deputiea are 111. iJnvt Lavender ha been confined to hi home by a nevere cold nnd today Illdgeway was aufferlng from a very severe attack of tonsolltla. Gould llrouglit Rack ' Alvln Gould, who ha been wanted In this county for mime time, .era brought hack from Pasco this tnern Ing by Deputy Sheriff Hldgeway. Gould Is the young; man charged With a statutory offense alleged to have been committed near Freewuter, hi former home. , ; llii i 1 t ..... r . Well Known Florist Tried Eighteen Year to Get Relief Tanlac Overcame Trouble Threa Years Ago Still En- joy Fine Health. ' SEATTLE i'l !e : 1 . . I Halt., ...A, unl U.... it J. II. Crawford, Eastern Washing-, ton lumber dealer, wa here yesterday from Walla Walla. Mr. Crawford 1h vice (resident of the I'matilla Rapids Power Kite association and la handling the work In Eastern Washington. C. O. Klnehsrt was among the Pen- dletoniana ho found (t profitable to visit the west end of the county yes terday. He went down on the morning local. Money (Viiiilng I" Several taxpayers called at the of fice of the sheriff this morning to pay their 1920 tuxes. The clerk were kept busy for some time and tha money tak en In exceeds the amount received rtur. lug anyone day so far this year. Sher iff Houser was delighted at the pros pect of early payments as It naves much confuals'ii and hard work later. CHNTION OF IMPORTANT!? (Continued from page 1.) When Ken Tronibly was at the Ti juana raco track In Ixwer California several day ago he could scarcely be lieve' hi eyea when he saw Charley Irwin oil the track cavorting much as C hanges) between !. doe on nie track here during the Itound-I'p. Iloth the Irwin string and the Panama string Were In the Ti juana races and were taking the big money. Mr. and Mr. Trombley who were In California for several months. motored to the Mexican city while taking tn various portions of the southland. They reached Pendleton yesterday morning. Rob Simpson, prominent local auto mobile man, returned th' morning from Portland where he haa been on a short business tri4. Mr. Simpson believe it probable that the one-cent gasoline tax bill, which . passed the house In the legislature yesterday will pass (he senatn also. Tho bill pro vide an additional tax of one cent per gallon on gasoline and a hulf cent on distillate, sold In the state, such tax to go Into the fund for road Cnnstruc tlop and maintenance. ' Exemption from the tax la made for gasoline used for tractor,, stationary engines "and boats. . ' follows: The pissajse by congress of the Knox resolution or a similar mea sure, declaring peace and Informal ex- the I tilted Kates and the allies and the United Mates and (iermany and of the adjustment of financial matters and other ques tions relating to peace. A dispatch of an American minister (a Berlin and the acceptance of a Ger man minister to Washington, with re establishment of consular service In both countries. The negotiation will be conducted by Secretary of Btute Hughes. United Press dispatches from London said Europe wa virtually marking time, watting for Harding' administration to go' into power before going ahead with the settlement of reparations and other questions. No Advance Announcement. fit. Augustine. Feb. 21. Any ad vance announcement of what the Harding administration Intends to do for the guidance of the allies would be Improper now, so It Is expected there that practically nothing can be done toward winding up the war'a affair until after Harding enter the white house. W ould Collect Oil Xoto Hay W. Ayres today filed a suit agnlnst Hoy I Davidson. It Is alleg ed In the complaint that Davidson slgnod a demand noto In favor of Joe Kiirtey for ft Oil. Kmicy assigned the noto to Ayres and the complaint al leges that demand has been made upon Davidson for tho money but without result. 1 "Tanlac proved lo bo Just what my wife and I both needed, and wo have been prolsing It for nearly three years." said W. A. Mohr, well-known wholesale florist residing at 230 Holly HJ., Seattle. , "In the year nineteen hundred I be gnn having trouble With my stomach, and fully fifteen years ago it got so bad I was in misery aull the time. My food seemed to collect in a lump right In tho pit of my stomach, I had such terrible palna (nearly all the time T would rather miss a meal than en-j dure the suffering afterwards. I grad ually went down hill. Many day it took all my will power to keep from going to bed, and finally I began hav ing pains all through my body and my back often hurt so bad I could hard ly stoop over. J had rheumatism In my shoulders ami knee so' bad 1 couldn't sleep well. "When Tanlae was first Introduced in Seattle so many people began prais ing It that I fell In line and It wasn't long 'hefore I was completely relieved of all my trouble. 1 still keep the several pounds In weight I gained by taking Tunlac and my appetite Is sim ply splendid. In fact I am In perfect health In every way. My wife also took the medicine and it did hera world of good, and I don't think anybody praises Tanlac any more than we do." Tanlac I old In Pendleton by Thompson Bros. The Value Name of a Cliarges uel Treatment Elizabeth Idgerwood versu Dnvld H. lelKirwood, Is the title of a divorce suit filed In circuit court this morning. J. I). Zurcherof wanfleld Is the attor ney. Mrs. Iedgerwfl3, In her com plaint. ,ayB they were mnrrled In Pen. dlelnn Oct. , 119 and that the cruel and Inhuman treatment started soen after the marriage ceremony was per formed. PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER QUALITY 30 Steps West' off Main We have purchased the stock of Jim Beard , Cash Store which we are going to close out ft 6 prices you have been waiting for Everything goes. . V COME EARLY! ORDER EARLY! 5 A FEW OF THE BARGAINS. 5 Imperial Quaker Oats. . . 5c lb., 24 lbs. for $1.00 w Vermicelli,. 3 packages j, 25c Corn Flakes, package ......'. 10c Puffed Rice, 8 packages $L00 Come Early and Get What You Want $ The Economy Grocery Thone 409 113 W. Webb Phone 409 PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE (iainp licenses to Kalcm Deputy Clerk Proebstel today bundled up the supply of fishing; and hunting licenses on band, together with the stulis of the licenses already Issued and shipped tluuu to tho office of the game commission In .Portland. This was in accordance with a telegram from the state game 'Warden, saying "the legislature had raised the license fees and that the present licenses 01 not to be sold. The license fees hsve been raised from H.Rfl each for hunt ing and fishing to $3.00 each, or 5.00 for the combination. PliAYIXG POXIES (Continued from page 1.) Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less Despain&Lee Cash Grocery 209 E. Court Phone 880 v - 22 Bars of White Laundry Soap and 1 it nf W.i 1i J ntr Pnwrlpr fnr . $1.20 Pay Cash v . Receive More - Pay Less Despain &Lee Cash Grocery 209 E. Court Phone 880 ate, 28 to 10. The privilege 1 option nl as women may refuse to serve If they choose. The Mil had previously passed the house. flaying the ponies at the Oregon state fair will not be legitimate sport. The senate indefinitely postponed the bill the -house ha4 passed creating a state racing commission and legaliz ing betting on norse rncing. Hill In Oowrnor's Hands. Tho Norblad bill putting the purse seiner out of business In one year and trailers in two years is now In th gov ernor's hand. These: are designed to protect Columbia liver fishermen from deep sea fishers. The senate passed tho house motor code bill. A bill creating a state bond commission to handle the Investment of state funds was finally enacted. 1 Governor's Salary Raised. SALKM, Feb. 2J. (I. 1'.) The house passed a bill raising the salary of the governor from J5O0O to I76UO a year ona votef 36 to 15. ' House to Adjonm Tiiday. SALKM, Feb. 28.- (I'. I'.) The house was ready for its final adjourn ment at eleven thirty, but recessed un til 2 because the senate was still busy The session will probably end late this afternoon or early this evening. The senate passed the Koosevelt highway bill with only eight voteB against It. The bill cairles no appro priation and merely designates the road part of the hishway system. Tina; house killed a bill " practically abolishing the direct primary system only 10 affirmative votes being cast. The senate adopted a bill uuthorii lag the issuance of seven millions In highway bonds. The house killed tho measure in creasing t lie salary of the. stute prln ter from 2,tO0 to 13,000. . .Not Oppose,! to Bill. The Roosevelt highway bill sets out routs along which tho highway commission is to construct a road and leaves the matter of construction to the highway commission In the same manner as In other parts of the ays tern. The bill make re change In the status existing in Koosevelt highway- act the people passed, which carries an appropriation of 2,fi00,000 contin gent upon the federal government putting up an eo.ual amount. High way Commissioner Ilooth, wiio Is in the senate chamber, stated he was not opposed to the bill as drawn. Com missioner Yeon who was also present, declared he thought tt unwise to qhange the highway map. Tavn Must lie I'ald. Salem, Feb. 23. (I. I.) Governor Olcott signed the "double election board bill" nnd then presented his pen to Colonel Mercer, the veteran chap lain of the senate, who drafted the measure. The senate adopted a bill requiring delinquent taxes on tlmliered lande to be paid up before the timber can be removed. ' Clock Stopped at Noon. ' SALKM, Feb. 2.1. (A. IM Both houses stopped the clocks at noon to duy and continued to wind up their business. It isxpected to have a fi nal adjournment this afternoon. NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON i I- I. Marshall Convalescing. ! E. P. UarVhall, who on Monday suf fered a fainting spell while In his ma chine is convalescing at his home oi. North main street. He will probably be out within the next few days. those who plan to attend are 8. K. Thompson, secretary of the club; Dr. Frank Boyden, Fred Lampkln and It. V. Collinss. Other may attend also. Yesterday was Washington's birthday and the reflection came to u that wo could well learn from him the VALUE OF A GOOD NAME ' A man whose word was so undisputed, that it was as good as a bond but then no firm can hold respect that does not live up to its word and its promises. dm M ould BtO'Chy's Bonds. An offer to take the bonds author ized by the city for the purchase of new fire equipment has been made by one of the companies submitting bids on a fire truck which bids will be opened this evening. It 1 understood the offer made Is more favorable than another offer recently made for the! bonds. However, the company's bid for the bonds is contingent on the sale of their fire truck to the city. At the council meeting tonight a report on I The city's financial status will be made by Funk & Mclean, who hav been auditing the books of the city. It Is possible the complete auditing report will not be avaltablle but if so a ten tative report will be submitted. eujelet Pendleton Ore. . The Largest Diamond Dealers in Eastern Oregon, 5 . - ; ' V. . fGRUEM VMTCHEsVifcJSfv:t v' iZSzdhf- Will CouitM- Work by July 13. , Construction operations on tho five and a half mile unfinished hbrhwav letween Weston and the Dry Creek hill have started. Tbe Warren Con-' struction Co. is nriw getting out rock 'or tho work, the quarry being on the 'orey-Sim place, a halt mile west of Hlue Mountain stnt:nn. Thn rtwr im. ' being taken to the company mixing plant and it is planned to begin laying noi siurr ny tne frst of April. The raving company will use a double shift during the laying of the hard surface on the road and it is the estimate of I'at Ixmergan that the road will be ompletcd by July 15. With the com pletion of this stretch of -road there will be a complete hard surface high way between Pendleton and Walla Walla. I jist Knd Itcsiibius Caught At least three residents of the Free water section have been arrested for driving automobiles at night without sufficient lights Thearresu were made by State Inspector KalUman and war rWants were Issued from the local of fice of the district attorney. Mrs. lly Very 111. Sirs. H. Ashley Ely. formerly Miss Gwendoline Smith of this city. Is very- Ill in Tortland and there is but little hope for her recovery, according to word received here today. Mrs. Kly. who haa a host of fiends here, ho been III since the birth of a son two weeks ago. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C i. Smith, formerly of Ten dleton, now of Tortland. 1 What Your Kidneys- i Should Do For You ' Tbe kidneys are really filter!, finely organized for their work oi cleans ing and purifying the blood, elect ing tad throwing out waste products which would act poison if per mitted to remain in the system. When your kidney are out of order, the impurities are not removed and remain to poison the system, cam ing backache, swollen or Miff jottti, rheumatic paint, puffiness under the eyes, floating ipecks, biliousness, weakness and pale, waxy, dry skin. WAS MISERABLE AND ALL TIRED OUT I suffered with kidney trouMs and Sits tsfca many kinds ( racaidns wirhsut ittin ralitf. I uaed lo hsvs svis pains BcrM my bark and tall miserable and all tired out. but alter lakisl Foley Kidney Filial I am oell. In fact 1 have not been bothered with kidney trouble etneo taking the pills." Mrs. C. J. Ellis. 506 tin An.. Steux Fails. S. D. ' Foley Kidney Pius are made from the purest tad finest medicines, accepted as the most help ful for kidney trouble and blsdder sil meats. They cost far more to mke than the verage kidney pills, for the high atandard of their m'king is never deviated from, na matter now the eoat of Ingredients advance. Going to Adams Tonight Having visited Hercules Lodge Knights of Pythias at Milton last even ing 5rande Chancellor Clarko and Walter Gleeson. grand keeper or rec- crds and seal, will pay an official visit to the lodge at Adams tonight. The two men are here today and will be accompanied to Adams by a large local delegation. Among those In the Pen dleton party going to Milton last even tr.g were S. F. Johnson, J. M. Williams, R. R. Hammersley, Pilllam Purchase, A. FTsnkum. Frank Taulsen nnd J. H Gwinn Jlslny Is Shown. An exeellent renresentation of the plenty in tbe United States, as com pared with the want in China and Ar menla is shown In a big display today at Wallace Brothers. In the Elks Building. An attractive table, bearing all evidences of prosperity, is shown as America's portion," while empty plates are shown ns the sign of the times in China and Armenia. Fla- enrda bear the following captions: 'Shall we let them die while we live in nlontv?" "A table twenty-four miles long and every plate empty.' "Compare your table with theirs.1 "Ten thousand die a horrible death In Europe every hour.' , ill m "Pape's Cold Compound" is ' Quickest Relief Known . Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every two hour un til three doses are taken usually break ny cold right up. The very first dose open clogged nostrils and the air passages of the luad, stops nose running, relieves the headache, dullness, feverishness. "Pape's Cold Compound" costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistane. tastes nice, contain no quinine Insist upon rape's! Semnttonal Case In Court. The case of Herbert versus Beebe is being tried in the circuit court today. This Is tho Hermlston case in which Clyde IX Hebert Is charging James Beebe, Earl Beebe and Ida II. Beebe of forcefully compelling him to give them a deed to his land. The defend ants claim the deed was given to sat isfy a debt which he owed. Evidence brought out today indicated that He bert sought to leave Hermiston. That he departed on the local train and that James and Earl Beebe followed on a faster train. It seems that Ear!, son of James Beebe, left the fast train at Arlington and Caught the train on which Hebert was riding. When this train arrived in Portland, the elder Beebe Was waiting for them at the de pot gate. James Sturgis Itewigii", James Sturgis president of the Pen dleton Rotary Cluh, resigned at to day's meeting jof the cluh, giving as his reason the pressure of business du ties and his duties as president of the Commercial Association. Carl Cooley. vice preident, will assume the duties as chief executivo of the club, which I will be without a vice president until the annual elqction In April. Today's luncheon meeting was attended by about 30 member The Kotary con vention to be held In Senttle March TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Golden Oak Buffet1 and table Phone S62, Apt. D. -- FOR- REXT Sleeping and house keeping rooms 608 Willow St. WANTED 'Work as stenographer, slso experienced typist Phone 277. WANTED TO BUT One young grade bull. Durham or White face. J. R rroxel. Pes 705 Pendleton, Oregon, Phone 3F11. EST RAY ED Came to my place on Wild Horse Creek, one white faced bull, branded horse track on rUis, t-plit in left ear J. R. Troxel, Rox T05, Pen dleton, Oregon, Phone 3P11. Notice to Public Wednesday morning nt 9 o'clock wc will sell a lot of furniture that we have in storage, this includes ranges, dining room furniture, mattresses, beds, sew ing machines, etc. Goods have been priced and must be sold at once. CalJ at Penland Bros, office and we will take you to the warehouse. PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER. J. C. Penney Co.. A Nationwide Institution " e s e 0 Every Days Brings New Merchandise at Lower Prices Beautiful new voiles, will make charming frocks and blouses, pleasing floral and con ventional patterns, good quality, about 39 inches wide, yard 49c, 98c New All Silk Crepe De Chine, 40 inches wide, in beautiful ncv; shades including tomato, . honey dew, rattan, and porcelain? yard $1.69 High Grade Pongees, 33 inches wide, the yard 59c, 98c, $1.98 New Spring Patterns Braeloch Ginghams, ex cellent quality, 32 inches wide, yard. ... 39c New Devonshire patterns, the ideal fabric for youngsters tub frocks, 32 inches wide, the yard ,.. 35c 36- inch Percales, good patterns and quality, small conventional patterns and pleasing stripes, yard ., . 15c, 25c Cotton Crepe Shirting, 36 inches wide, silk stripe pattern, yard 49c Silk Stripe Shirtings, wonderfully effective patterns for coatless days, 36 inches wide, yard 69c, 89c 36 inch Curtain Marquisettes, plain or board ered edges, yard - . 35c Double faced Terry Cloth in striking new de signs and coloring, for draperies, pillows, etc., yard ' 98c Bring your foot troubles to Dr. Scholl's Foot Specialist Free examination and con sultation. , TCP J. C. Penney Co., A Nation-Wide institution p; Si 3 to ! i I to ; e 51 3 IS POI XI) Th following described animals liavp 'been taken tip by the marshal of the City of l'endleton, to-wit: One dark brown mare, star in fore head, white spot on nose, cut on left nostril, weight 800 pounds', age three years old. - One bay mare, white spot in fore head, has bell on, weight 1000 pounds, 10 or li years old. One bay mare white strip in face, left kind foot white, brand on riKht hip icvisablo. - lne bay, two years old, left hind foot white, brand on right hip invis- nble. One llirht sorrel mare, white strip In face, both hind feet white. One gray horse mule, broke to work, i wemlit loon pounds, no marks or "rands. It said animals are not claimed by the owners or those entitled to their possession, costs and expenses paid and taken away within ten days from he data hereof, then at 2 o'clock f n.. on the Sth. day of March 1921, ho said animals 'will tie sold to the highest bidder, at public auction, for CJi)i, at the City Pound, in said City of Pendleton, the proceeds of such sale to lie applied to the payment ol siu-h costs and exienses of making sale. lated this 23rd. day cf February. 1921. 2 FOREVER FREE i f ASTHMA Hundreds of people are as-toni-Jicil and delighted with the quick iukI FKK.MANKNT relief llicy have received from the nse if our wonderful new discovery. Asthma-Sera. Asthma and Hay-Tcver, with all their tortures, mav now be ItAXISHKD lXIRKVKR. Tear out this announcement and seiul at once to It. M. B. IiAnORATOUIKS 816 Alaska Illdg., Seattk, Wn. ; DR.CH.DAY Physician ami Surgeon Osteopath Rooms 21 and ZS Smith-Crawfori Building. Telephone 704 Rem. T4I-R Dr. David Bennett HOI DENTISTRY s; Johns Bldg. Pendleton, Oregon TONIGHT DANCING PARTY AT Liberty Hall Best of Music. Come and Bring Your Friends. You'll Have a Good Time. All ROBERTS, City Marshal, r H and 13, wa discussed. Among