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wiMMmK 'said j W t i j . . . , , . . . . .... - . . TEN PAGES ; SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PACES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1921. PARACHUTE LEAP OF . . 22,000 FEET MADE .r 1 Here is What You Want and at a BY U. S. SERGEANT HH8W- IN Speed of 108 Miles an Houa is ' Reached on Fresno, Califor nia Track; 15 Mile Record .Time Lowered. FRESNO, Calif., Feb. 23 (A. P.) Four new world' speed record on a mile track were established here yes- . terday by Otto Walker of Oakland, In the motorcycle race meet held at the Fresno speedway. On an official time trial. Walker ' circled the track In 13 i-S second, or at the rate of 108 mile per hour. Thl la a new world' record for a mile track. . In the ten mile race he cut 31 i- seconds from the prevlou record cov ering the distance In. B:4, or at the 1 rate of 10 J 4 mile per hour. The previous record waa :1 2-5. In the IS mile race Walker cut more than three minute from the prevloua record, hla time being 8:37 2-5. or lit the rate of 10S mile per hour. Th prevloua record wa 11 minute, 43 1-1 second. More than three minute wns cut from the prevlou record for 60 mile, nude at Bheepshend Buy, when Walk er circled the track In 29:34 3-6 sec ond, or at the rate of 101 1-2 mile per hour. In the 10-mlle race Walker turned one mile In :IJ 1-5, according to the timer. FOKT MIX, Okla., Feb. 23. (A. P.)AVhat I believed by aerial', officer here to be a world' altitude record for a pnrnchuto Jump wa established yesterday when Hergeant Knsol Chamber, 135th aero squadron, Jumiied from an olr shin piloted by IJeulenanl Wagner ut a height fif '22.000 feet during an .aerial circus at Pom field. The previous record Is mild to be 20,- BOO feet. Chamber landed six mile from his take-off. E FROM W. S. C. 54 TO 21 PRATTLE. Wash., Feb. 13. (A. P.) The University of Waashlngton out clawed Washington State college ut basketball, winning the first of the two -gnmo conference scries by a score of 64 to 21 here last night. Washing ton Hi nte made only four baskets In the contest. 1 lie teums play again tonight. SALT LAKE BALL TEAM Paddy Siglin of Portland is Scheduled as Third Base man; Team Will Start Train ing at Boyes Springs. XOTI ItOOM TIIUOWS AVDEItKOX MMCHKI.U H. D.. Feb. 23. (A. P.) Carl Noteboom, Sioux Fulls, threw Henry Anderson of Clarion, la.. In straight falls here last night In a heavyweight wrestling bout. Note boom won the first fall In 30 minute .in n vriHtlnrlf And the second in 10 ' mlnnte with a cross-hosy hold. MjMlllipniillllilllliiliHIIlAiiyilllili QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION When Prices and Quality Are Both Right Some places you get things cheap in price, they turn out to be cheap in quality. Some . places the quality is poor and the price high. - Here you are assured of the very highest quality at the least possible price. Pendleton Trading Co. Phone'455 , At the Sign of a Service "If lV on the Market We Have It" Mm SALT LAKE CITY", I'tuh, Feb. 23. (A. I'.) John P. Cook, business man ager of the Suit Luke club of the Pa cific coast league, upon his return here toduy from the coast, announced that the following player had oither signed or accepted terms with two ex ceptions, and that they hud all noti fied the management that they would be at Boyes Springs for training: Catchers, C. A. Hyler. Joe Jenkins Hyrd Lynn (Chicago Americans) : pitcher. Halph Stroud, Jack Bromley, Klmer Keiger, Mollis Thurston, , Al Gould, Walter Leverenx, Pat. Jacobs (Rait Lake semi-professional I, Harry Klloholder, Anaheim. First baseman. Ted Jo urdn n (Chicago Americans): second baseman, Paddy Siglin (I'ort lund); third base. Heinle Sands. Vn aasigned infielders, Al Martin (Petn luma); Joe Cohen, (Oakland): Mal donudo (IllKbee. Ariz.). Outfielders, Oavvy Cravuth, Art Hanger, Kd Van asdn.ll (Los Angeles semi-pro); Joe Jackson and D. E. Nickel, (El Centre). : 1, ' : "WHITE ROCK PORTLAND You couldn't make them better if you made them yourself. YOU couldn't buy better materials, blend them any more carefully or put them together with any better workman- hip, even had you been a lifetime on the job. For HOOD" in the new White Rock Portland has met ail your needs with the experience of a generation. Best grade wool uppers, all fleece linings, strong insoles, and the 4-ply tough sole of tire-tread stock ail driven together for miles of wear by the Hood Pressure Process. Ask at your shoe dealer to see the White Rock Portland. If he hasn't them, write us. Remember, -HOOD" is your guarantee. ef4 any dealer or -write ut. ; HOOD RUBBER PRODUCTS COMPANY , INC. Price You Want to Pay Men's Heavy Blue Overalls,' with bib or without $1.19 Men's Whip Cord or Khaki 'Riding Pants . t . . . $3.43 Men's Heavy Khaki Pants $2.43 . Men's Heavy Wool Pants $ -50 Men's Dress Pants . . ... . ... . .. $2.43, $3.43 and $4.50 Men's All Wool Tailor Made Pants. . $6.50 and $7.50 Men's All Wool Army Shirts $450 Men's Army Blankets . ... . .'. $3 50 THEHUB 40 Stores 743 Main St WATERTOWN OTON, IDAHO, RACE ARHTOX, Idano. Fell ii. (A. P.) Henry Kent, winner of the 1917 and 1819 Ashton dog race, won the fifth annual event yesterday driving seven dogs, two. abreast, with the exception of the leader. The winners are all bird dogs with the exception of one which is a thoroughbred Relgtan police dog. His time was two hours one minute and 4 8 seconds, beating the former time by 32 minutes. MASSACHUSETTS "I never knew how good rubbers could be," White Rock warm ttll us. That will be your experience, too, peoauae not single pair leaves the W8( plantwithout full inspection. Sturdy, gray, tire-tread soles joined to heavy black uppers by the Hood Process. Made in all sizes for all , kinds of hard servke.They are leaders. WHITE ROC. WAVERIEY Do you remember the old black pure gum boots which were still good after years and years of keeping? -WOO Red Boots are the onlyred boots which will act the same way. And this clearly shows the value of the patented Mood Pressure Proc ess. Red Boots wear long and look long ai well RED BOOT Hit l.KVIXSKY IS HOME XEW TOHIC. Feb. 23. (A. P.) Rattling Lsvinsky, who "was unable to fight Pambardler Wells abroad be cause of broken -hone in his elbow, suffered while training for the bout, returned from England yesterday. The fracture h.m healed. PB?iw Sambh Eiich package of "Diamond Dyes" contains simple directions to dye old, faded, shabby materials whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, any r.ew, rich, fadeless color. iluy no other dye. PA.V DlEfiO, Pal., Feb. 23.-(A. P.) At the end of yesterday's program Ihe l.fA-er California Jockey club's track at Tijuana. Mexico, closed indef initely, according to announcement of Ills ulfu-ei.s, pending' appeal from the I action of the Mexican consul here In demanding vise charges for passports from all visiting the track. It was tho seventy-ninth day of a meeting sched uled to last 125-. Jockey club officials epresned the hope t:iat Uit-c would be and favorable action on the appeal. DANDERINE Stops Hair. Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies. ; Hp! 8W1FT Swert-rute-Ckan SWIFT fTR SWlitS - tj Z REFRioERAToa " 1 Suite Premium - refrigerator F j premium Z UmW Meat' ; 1 ; men ana now THE mt peddler of the old dyt, ho killed hi own live stock and then sold the meat from the tail of a cart, is on from our larger town and citie. H wi a pioneer and did good service bat he couldn't keep up with hi job. Crude methods had to giv way to n( idea in sanita tion and distribution. Concentration of population dro the peddUr and hi wagon out nd broupht the modern pack ing Industry and th neighborhood retailer in bit place. And th modern packing buiinea mean this: That near th farm and ranch, th center of live stock production, are packing plant that assemble and manufacture th meat product yea That swift and sanitary refrigerator cars carry your meat from the packing plants to every part of the country. Dealers in towns and villages are supplied directly and regularly from these refrigerator car. And In cities he refrigerator car 1 unloaded into branch houses, chilled and sanitary, from which deliveries are mad to your meat shop. And all th time th meat la kept o chilled that deterioration ia prevented. Swift A Company's plant and branch are 'co-ordinated, interchanging supply and support ing each other, when necessary, o that no section . of th country may ever lack its daily meat. . Swift & Company, U. S. A. 11' I ED i Public Sale Saturday, Feb. 26, 1921 s ONEPe.JM..':: . , ' AtO. K. Feed Yard, Pendleton, Eighteen Head Mules 4 Head Large Work; Horses v The Mules are all 4 years old, heavy boned and broke to work. A few cents hnvs "Danderine ' Aftcs a few applications you cannot find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besidea J every hair shows new life, -vigor, i r'chtness. more color and abundance. I (Mist Oregnnian Special.) WESTO.V, Feb. 23. Saturday After noon CUih members who entered tho crganization In the fall of 1920, enter- la ned tne remaining; members the afternoon of Feb. 19, at the home of . Jit tv imams, following tnc, clous two course lunch, carrying out ' " ..... u. .,,.,r Ku!iiia; cun- me uiuds colors, pink and white, was iesi. prepared by Mrs. Mark A. Phln-Jrved by Mjsfes Esther Williams and ney, occasioned much merriment, tho I vim Mnrrin Tho mmittoo priso heing awarded to Mrs. Joseph A. I charero of tho affair was eomnosed f Wurzcr. The ladies were thou seated 1 Moh-i rvt u TAT limcrisn lies Winn 1(1 J I : i. - TERMS Approved notes to Oct. 1, 1921, at 8 per cent interest and 3 per cent discount for cash- . . - v CARTER AND HARRER, Owners. Col. W. F. Yohnka, Auct. E. L. Smith, Qerk al tables centered with ilnk carnations and pink candles in silver and cut a, lit ax holders. Ilandnainted place cards, the product of "Mrs. M. W. I'oderscn Hkill, received much attention, A deli- IN ELINOR GLYN MOVIE M. AV. Pedersen, Emory Sl.igifs and Mark A. Phlnney. ' An elaborate Valentine party was given by the club last week at the hospitable country home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E Fiske, the husbands of club j memlers being the honor guests. Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian I'rinting Department. Elinor CSlvn's "Her Hreat Moment" 'a being produced with tiloria Swanaon i In the lead. j KHnor 5lyn wrote "Three Weeks at a time when girls locked ;them-, n in their boudoirs to rvad it I rather than to flaunt its prtKi-a in the trolleys as they do nowadays. ; Hut "Her :re:it Moment" can be expected tiC'1Peat to that horde or pho 'oplay fans who yearn for a bit of i sex stuff, not too indelicate. How To Iircak Vp a Cold It may bo surprising to many to learn that a cold may be completely broken up, in most instances, in one or two day's time. To do this; prompt action is necessary. The first symp torn of a cold are: a dry, loud cough and a profuse watery discharge from tho nose. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every hour as soon as ithose symptoms appear and It will conternct the effects of the cold and soon restore the system to a healthy condition. When the cold Is unusually sevtre, you should also go to bed and stay in be" until all symptoms of the cold, have disappeared. One or two days in bed. now, is better than two or three week later on. This applies particularly to persons n middle-age or older. This May Interest You If you have Coughs or colds you will certuinly be 'Interested in the eperi- ! encc of Thomas O'Hrien, Marysville, Mo., which he relates as follows. "I have taken Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy off and on for several years and it has always cured these complaints promptly. It gives me better satisfac tion than any other cough medicine I I have used." As Advertised , Ton will find Chamberlain' Tablets Hist a advertised. Easy to take and mild and gentle in effect. For consti pation they are excellent. Something You Should Know An agreeable movement of the bow els without any unpleasant effect is produced by Chamberlain's Tablets They should be taken immediately after supper. CONROY'S CASH GROCERY The Store That Saves You Money BUTTER, BEST ON THE MARKET, LB.. . . 60c SPECIAL THIS WEEK 20 Bars Crystal White Soal, . ' regular value , 5 Bars Cream Oil Soap, regular value ,1 Package Sea Foam Washing Powder. regular value . 35 $1.4tf .50 Special Deal Price . Extra Fancy Apples, box $2.25 $1.80 $2.25 Folgers Ensign Coffee, white package, each. . 30c Olive Oil (REIMBARTO) :.pint SOc, quart $1.50