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People Here mid There
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OFEIPES AND OFFICERS
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J. C Kuhiw, aupprvbtor of the I'mii
tllla Nutionul PoroMt; , has rvlumuii
from a Visit to Wullu Wulla.
George R. Corking of Athena Ik
among Uioho from thut iiroKicsMlvc
city pending- the day on , business
here. ,
J. R. IUiley Jiu returned from
I'ortland where ho huH been npondiir
mo pant low las transacting' iful
business.
Clittrlos E. Ilond 1h upending the
day in Wallu Walla, troiuwctlntr mat
ter of rmsl liens, lie expected tp re
turn today. ...
Jack Pendleton of the Inlvornal
Film nervine ami working out of I'ort-
luna Ih iters totlay tranwctlnic busi
newi with local movie men.
; Mr. and Mr. Cliarlea Ely of Gur
tlune are vlaltlnir with friends and rel
atives In Pendleton today. Mr. Ely
holds a number of official poalllon In
Gurdane Including that of poatmiw
ter and l prominently Identified with
the business activities of that place.
1 A. Q. lluholts of Pilot lioik and
president of the Pilot Hock Elerutor
company was in Pendlelon today in
the Intert-Ht of hiH company. At a
Meeting held; yesterday of the stock-1
holders of tho company It an decided
to go ahea'd with the re-bulldlng of a
warehouse th slse of which Is being
toft to the' directors.
A. ChrlHtophcr, Ad-
Soourc Jccnsc to Will
Charles 11. Records and JeHxie 1
Mock both of Prcewater were given
a license. to wed ut the courthouse thin
morning. ,.'
Asks for Appointment
A petition for the appointment of L.
D. L'riLke as executor of the estate of
James A. Drake has been filed with
the county court.. .
Will Assess at Miltoii.
10. E, Waldon of Milton, who was
recently appointed deputy hsxcBsor Is
In Pendleton getting supplies prepa
ratory to beginning his work as as
sessor at Milton and Freewater. In
addition to these cities Mr. Walden
will do the assessment work In the
Cottonwood und Walla Walla river
districts. , '
Grand Jury "allol.
The grand Jury for the spring term
of court has "been called by Judge CI.
W., Phelps 'to rtart work of April 4.
Those on the grand jury are: t'hus.
H. Downing, Athena; l'oter linker,
Pendleton: Chan. Mogmirit, Ktanflcld;
W. W. Hrldgewater, Kreewaterr Hugh
Mclntyre, Athena; Chaa. Itunyan, ri-
Will Investigate rirliign
The county court Is, spending this
afternoon ut Mission looking Ittlo the
situation at Mission bridge. The
abuttmeiit and other portions of the
bridge are being continually washed
away by the action of the waters It
is said and It may he necessary, tot
change tho channel of the stream be
fore any remedy In found. The court
will fdok Into this matter today.
Doesn't -t IjIhiiso
Daniel Ernest Davis of Mlltoh near
ly secured a license t wed yesterday
afternoon and even got so far as to
have hs name on the male side of the
application when It was discovered that
ho had only been o:vorced a short
time. The County cleric then refused
to go further in the deal and Davis
left without securing the license or
divulging the name of the other party
to tho contract.
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
Mrs. IJuwman Convalescing.
Mrs. D. C Howmnm. who was oper
ated on recently at St. Anthony's hos
pital, is convalescing nicely. v
PHONE FCFUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER QOALITY
To Large Buyers of Groceries
It is to the advantage of people who can use w
groceries in large quantities to buy them in 2
large quantities. g
We are always ready to figure
on large amounts and we can gen- 2
erally save you money.; When you " g
get ready to lay in your ' supplies
for summer just come in and talk O
the matter over. If we don'tmake 93
you a better price, you haven't lost ' "
anything, if we do you save just " d
that much. , H
The Economy Grocery I
113 W.Webb . Phone 409
PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE
fght I tain nil.
A light shower of rain fell this aft
ernoon and there Is prospect of more
precipitation. Tho ' maximum .'s hi
today and the minimum last night was
82. The barometer reglstws JS.80. .
All Mothers Will Find Use
For This Laxative
Cra Dr. Celdwt!l' Syrup Pepsin to a
constipated child and not its
quick recovery,
TN a ffiwincr family tile itubject of
thouyht with the paronU is how to
keep the children healthy und happy,
and what to do wflen they become ill.
Most illnessca of childhood are the
eymptoms of constipation guch as
headaches, coated tongues, fiatulcncc,
dizziness, loss of appaito and sleep,
biliousness, etc. ,
You can surely feel safe In doing what
tens of thousands of others do with good
results, so give, according to the are of
the child, a small quantity of Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin. Eight million
bottles were bought last year at drug
stores. It is America's favorite family
jcineuy lor consripauon, indigestion
and similar ills, and is especially suitable
for children, women and old foik3 as
it is so mild and gentle in action.
There is no secret about Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin. It is a combination
of Egyptian Senna and other simple
laxative herbs with pepsin and pleasant
tasting aromatics. DrugeiBts have sold it
for thirty years, and a sixty cent bottle
wilt last for months. . Experienced
mothers are never without it iu the
house.
TRY IT FREE
Send me your name and ad
dicts and I Hill sendyauafnt
truil bottle ofm j Syrup Pepsin.
Addresi me Dr. W. fl. Ca'd
well, 513 Wasfunpum Street.
AonticeUo, Illinois. Every
body now and trn need a
laxative, and it is well to know
(lie best. Wuie me today. t
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IE HAT
SmJiooI to lie Held.
A millinery school
I Thursday and Friday
evening in the library.
Van Deusen, homo
will bo held
afternoon and
Mrs. Edith G.
demonstration
aircnt, will be In charge.
Meeting at Ulirnry.
,The I'rndleton Community Service
council will meet tomorrow nljrht at
7:30 in the county library. James
Johns, Jr., chairman, will pres;de. rt.
E. Tucker, community service worker,
and others, will speak.
Will Speak mi Irish (juration.
Frank J. I-onerg-an of Portland.
Oregon, will deliver an address here
ion 8t. Patrick's day at tho Eaele-
Woodmail halt oa the Irish question.
Mr. Jonerjran is a brother of C. P. A.
lionergan of this city.
YOU
ARE
.Incited
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN TRUCK
EQUIPMENT, YOU WILL WANT
TO SEE THE
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PENDLETON, OREGON !
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16TH, 1921,
AT 8 P. M.
FREE
I"ev Tclcplioiiea Taken Ouu ., .
1i spite the .adverse comment re
Harding the 'increase In. telephone
rates, only a few telephones have bees
discontinued by subscribers, accord ins
to J. A. Murray, manager of the local
office of the Pacific Telephone and
TelegTaph Co. , There has been no In
crease in lonp distanc rates or in the
cost of installing . telephones, he
states. . ..
Mis Garrett Willi Hub, - :
"Hiero are three Pendleton fiirto on
the University of Oregon girls' glee
club which Is to sing here on March
tl Instead of two as announced form
erly. 1 ne two aircadyannounceu are
Vashti Hosklns and Margaret Phelps
and the third Is Florence Garrett. Miss
Garrett although . not making her
noma Here at present was born and
practically raised here and has a host
of friends In this city.
Colored Tiffcrs Orgiuiinyl.
: The colored ""rigors" one of the
fastest baseball playing organizations
in this County hat been reorganized
and are already practicing to be ready-
fur games as soon as better weather
bcIs in. The team, will ptay county
and outside teams and a number of
games are already scheduled. The
lineup Is as follows: "Pasco" Wright,
catcher; Ben Hickman, ss; He-man
Turner, lb; Kddle Phelps, 2b; Hurv.iy
Bost, 8b; Whitlow, rf; Webb. If(
Thomas, cf; and - Arthur Fisher,
pitcher. The team plans to give a
minstrel show In the near future In
order to provide funds to outfit the
beam. There will be 20 people In th'
cast and It is expected the show will
be put on about the first of April.
Kntticr File Objection
, Objections of Uale R. Scott and T.
W. Scott to- the petition of Elfleda
Scott KtanR-er and the petition of T. W.
Scott for appointment as guardian
were filed with the county clerk today.
The petitioners alleges that Gale ,11.
Scott receives 1128.75 per month from
the l.'iiUed Stales Vovcrument and that
Elfleda Scott Stanger In the sister of
Gale Scott and is dominated and un
dw the influence of one V. Avers. The
two have appropriated to their own
use $196 belonging' to fkdo Scott the
petition declares. The petition further
stales that T. V. Scott has expended
all his wages and earnings since' the
boy was released from the San Fran
cisco" hoHpltal and Is now working for
his hoard only in order that he may be
near und assist In the care of the
young man. The petition declares that
Avers has interested himself in the af
fairs of the lxy and has often cursed
and aroused him for' refusing to jdo
with his money s he( Avers wished.
Elfleda 6k-ott Stanger is declared to be
an unfit person to act aa guardian by
tho mention...
JEALTY TRANSFERS
i - nniTDS.
A. Green to M. A. Baker $1200. t
1-2 acres adjoining Adams.'
U T. Kenison to C. Daniel Conner.
I00. Mete and bound tract in NTS
t4 1-4, Fee. $1. Tp, 4 NT. It. 29. ,.
Firat.Nattonal Itank of Hermiston
to M. Reeder 1150. Lot 1, 2. 3. Block
SK and Lots t and 10, block P, first
addition Hermlstoh. .
It, C. Itoss to 11. W. Allen 1200. Mete
and bound tract in Evans addition to
Milton, " '
C. 1 Pushy to D. nM. .RuXsell. 1.
Lbt 3, block U, Orange and Coitboys
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. March 15.
"Ituinmaker" Charles M. Hstfleld.
who has a contract with the" I'nlted
Agricultural aBsoclatlon to produce
rain has come to this district from
Los Angeles, Calif., and according to
arrangements made by the agricul
tural association Is about to begin
work on his new project.
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Hatfield, according to the terms of
this contract, agrees to construct and
build a rain precipitation and at
traction plant at a favorable site to be
chosen by him for Its operations.
i In outlining plans to a meeting of
the United Agricultural association,
F. 8. Itatllff, secretary, announced
that the "rainmaker", has been offer
ed Inducements to visit the district of
Nobleford. In southern Alberta, and
Foremost, Saskatchewan. Farmers In
general, are highly enthusiastic over
tho prospects.
The main rain precipitation plant.
according to the plan announced, will
bo located at Chapip6 Lake, about 20
miles from this city. The mutter of
financing the project was referred to
the executive committee aa was also
the selection of locations for theiain
guages, which Hatfield is expected to
bring with him.. What methods the
rainmaker Intends to pursue In pro
ducing the rain has not , been . dis
closed. The contract between tiro I'nlted
Agricultural association and Hatfield
sat forth thut his "plant Is to bo kept
In constant operation from the first
day of May, mi, to the first day of
August, 1921, In the endeavor to
bring about the largest possible in
creased precipitation over and about
that portion of Alberta. Canada, aad
a section of territory at least one hun-
of
: Mystery
plays no part in the adjusting of our prices.
No guesswork no secret prices but
everything in plain figures. We know that
if you examine our store, investigate and
compare our prices even with city prices,
that you will become a regular customer
here. '
A risit is all we desire
Our Merchandise will convince.
Inc.
Pendleton
Ore.
dred miles radius with the city:
Medicine Hat, Alberta, as a center."
"And It' is hereby understood and
agreed," the contract read, "that of
all rain falling from the first day of
May, 1821, to the first day of August,
1Qt in Mitt BhAIT, .1..... -11.,1 ll...
said Hatfield, through the, efforts oft
his operations upon the atmosphere,
shall be given credit for one half of
the precipitation that falls at the uni
form rate of 14,000 per Inch up to
four Inches or fraction thereof. The
maximum consideration of the con
tract being f 8,000, for a four-Inch
rainfall.
"All rainfall in excess of four Inches
no extra charges whatsoever."
'Ue Largest IMamoiwl Dealers in Eastern Oregon. '
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SPRING DEBILITY
Loss of Appetite, That Tired Feel
ing and Somstines Eruptions.
Thousands take Hood's Sarsana
rilla as a spring medicine for that
tired feeling, nervous weakness.
Impure blood and say it makes
them feel better, eat and sleep bet
ter, and "mnkes food taste good."
Spring debility is a condition In
which it Is especially hard to com
bat disease germs, which Invade
the system, here, there and every,
where. The white blood corpuscles,
sometimes called "the little soldiers
In the blood," because it Is their
duty to fight disease germs, are too
weak to do good service.
Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens
the "little soldiers" and enables
them to repel germs of grin, Influ
enza, levers and other ailments;
relieves catarrh and rheumatism.
It has given satisfaction to three
generations. . Get it today, and for
I laxative take Hood's Pills.
STYLE without exaggera
tion; this McKibbin appeals
to the careful dresser who j I
doesn't wish ex- I
trcmes. AH the late I
shades. ; ''sjjP I
i At all ibt good dealers. I
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MAGNETOS
GENERATORS '
ELECTRIC STARTERS
Or any part of the electric
system on your car overhauled
and repaired. Satisfaction guar
anteed, HARRY H. GRAHAM, !
"Wlltard Service Station,
I'endelton, Ore.
Phone 684. LET'S GOI
Walla Walla Pendleton
Auto Freight Service
itnOil Tltllti IAII.V
Ieavcs Pendleton 2 p. in.
PMHllttmi rhono 225-W.
C. Penney Co., A Nation-Wide Institution c
j ., 1 "rm.Z
An EaSter Suit for
Your Boy Is Here
Recent additions to this department makes
it easy to find just the fabric you want for
your boy, made up in styles embodying all the
snap and individuality. tailored into suits for
his big brother or "Dad."
An outstanding characteristic of Penney
clothes for boys' is the way in which they hold
their shape and style even after a prolonged
test of strenuous going with their young
owner.
Our low cash prices help greatly to make se
lecting the young man's spring outfit a plea
sant task. -
. ; BOYS' SPRING SUITS
$6.90, $9.90, $11.90, $13.50 V
Hagerstowii Leather Puttees
' $190 '
Tlic well known audi popular stjle manufacturers hit
number 111. High (cnulo mahrpany leather; all
sizes
Men's heavy khaki canvas luce IcKShi '
Roys' hoary kliakiJeKRiiis. stayed scout style, the
pair 70c
m VL( LLvRCli '" M
'W 0e vfyitan fee our safe X
deposit system makes your ! '
A valuables safe , p .;
A - ' ' ' ' " ti '
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f 3 -"v UR vigilant system of guard- . J
I , 1 ifig our vaults is your guar- is
j - antee of the safety of. our x
1 If safe deposit system. .. k
J. C. Penney Co., A Nation-Wide Institution
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court t ; Phone 880
When the Best Costs Less
Buy for Less the Best
Only A-No.-l Groceries and fruits carried at this
Cash Grocery brands that you recognize at a glance
as being the nation's leaders.
Many of our best customers were a little skeptical
at first. They thought that cheap prices meant
cheap goods in quality. A trial order or two soon
convinced them that cash buying and selling enables
us to give our customers the saving.
A trial order will convince you also,
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Pay Cash Receive More Pay Lesa
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone 8S0
addition to Tilot Hock.
II. T. Hill to X. D. "Beard. $2S00. 1-J
interest In Sec. S2, X i-2 M Wl-4
NB 1-4 X 1-! PB 1-4 and ?B t4 8E
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