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DAILY EAST OHEGONIAN, rEJlDLETO!?, 0RE50N, SATURDAY EVtmC, AP?.IL 2, 1021.
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People Here and There
. Sergeant K. n. Ilerryman, who In
here us ono of the representnilvcs of
Iho Murine Corps pt tho Sheldon 111
rich funeral, served Willi the hlxih
ainriue In Kin nee unci wax tlirouKh
many of the engagements In which the
Pendleton man took part. Sergeant
Hcrrymnii whs wounded but recovered
uiul reentered tho service. Ho Is now
stationed In Portland. He lost a
brut bur In France.
Hev. Jolm Kecor. pastor of the
Methodist church', returned this morn
ing lifter a vlHlt to l'ortlund. j
KOFMCOUil
OFFICMFFICli
Klven testimony liefnro ftefereo J. H
Heekwlth In the case of the Western
IjiihI & Irrigation Coiiihany 'iiKaltud
O. 1J. Tcel. The company Im suing for
tho collection of water furnished the
defendant Dime 1912. This is alleged
to amount to $2,60(1. Mr. Teel sets
up a counter claim of damages to tlie
amount of $20,000, TIiIh he alleges l
due to the failure .of the company to
furnish him with water as per agreo-nient.
Irr irntlmi lWsliuto In Court. -
Approximately fifty witnesses have'
PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER QUALITY
t Monday Bargains
1 bl. Cans Good Grade Fink Salmon . . . . .'. . 10c
Rolled Oats in bulk, per lb. '.. ... $c
Bacon, fine lean, sliced to your order, lb.. . . . 40e
Ture Fruit Jam, 13 oz. tins 15c per can, doz. $1.65
Order a dozen of these, at this rate, 10 lbs. jam
costs only $1.70.
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PHONfr FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE
Ulgliu ay Commissioners Here.
Chairman Uooth and Commissioner
Barrett of the state highway commis
sion, are In Pendleton today. They
arrived thin morning by auto, having
come from Arlington by way of Hcpp
ner and Pilot Hock over the Oregon &
WaHhlngton highway. They are
upending the afternoon In going over
the various proposed routes of the
Pendleton-Cold Hprlngs highway and
'will endeavor to settle on a route.
They leave tonight for Joseph. Oregon.
Woman Alleged Insane. . -
Mr. Mntlri Revs nf 191 ThnmoHftn
street, ii being examined a to her
eanlty before County Judge Sehanncp
this afternoon.
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Vk'ith Stockmen I'uy Taxes.
Henry litzinka and Ivjwell Gangier.
tho two well-known Camas prairie
stockmen were callers at the tax col
lection window of the sheriff's office
Immediately after lunch today. M"
Lazlnka lives in Pendleton but has
been at the ranch near Uklah for sev
eral days.
Ever at
Your Servipe
The Table Supply is ever at your service. Our
every effort is to give our many customers the verv
best at all times. To our many farm patrons, we wish -to
inform you that if you have any veal or chickens
to turn off, call us and we will call at your farm and
get them, thus saving you the inconvenience of hav
ing to bring them in.
"THE TABLE SUPPLY
Phone 187 and 188 739 Main Street
' U. S. INSPECTED MEATS
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietor-
Serves Ix-gal PajM'rs. ' .
Heputy Sheriff iJave Lavender re
turned from Kteewater at noon Unlay.
He had been In the east end of the
county serving legal papers. .
Marriage licenses were Issued today
to Win. llcAfee Wilson (nnd Delia
Phllllpl of I'mapinc: divert K. Holt
and Virginia Todd of Pendleton;
Charles Taylor and I-ois Newport of
Ilermlaton. ' , " '
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Uss
Despain&Lec Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone
Best Groceries ,
Less Money
Just because we sell for less money doesn't
mean our goods are cheap in fact we handle
the very highest grade brands on the market. T
Our goods are all spld to you on a money back
guarantee. . . '
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Pay Cash ' Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone 880
WILL PLEAD 'GUILTY'
JUDGE WOULD ROT IN '
JAIL RATHER THAN
. BETRAY CONFIDENCE
MEDPOim. April 2. (A. I
H. Johnson, former head, of the Jack
sonville bank, was Indicted following
the wreck of thut institution ana win
plead guilty as soon as he rccovers
from an attack of influenza, his attor
ney announced todhy; He said John
xim had rrown weary of strife. John
son has been the slate's chJef witness
in the banK case.
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Mrs. John Anderson, one of the
teachers in the Helix'publ.'o school
shopping In Pendleton today.
MAN CIUS TO BE
PRESIDENT'S COUSIN
' CHJCAfrO, April 2. (V. ,1.) A
man who said lie was Kverelt Hardlns
and cousin, of tho president, was ar-
jglraigned oelore reoerai t.uiiiinm'i"ii'i
Mason on a charge of ooiaining money
MR a. KICK RETURNS.
Mrs. Ina Itice of the I'eoples Ware
house, has returned from Portland,
wli pro she has been visiting for the
past few days.
JIWIOR ritOM ESJOYED.
Scores of dancers enjoyed the an
nual Junior Prom given last night by
the Junior Class of the Pendleton
hiuH school at the Klks club. John
Simpson, president of the senior class.
and .Miss Kilna Murphy, led the grand
nmrrh. The class colors, white and
purple, were cleverly used In the fea
ture dance when caps for the boys
and boxes of candy for tho girls were
presented to the. dancers.
while Impersonating a government of
ficer. . -
Is Xcrt IJeliitlve of lreident
WASHINGTON. April . (U.,P.)
Everett Harding Is not a relative of
thei president and his errest follows a
series of incidents which annoyed
and embarrassed the president, tho
white house said.
PEN'VKK, April 2. "I do not care
to make my statement before I appear
ill court," Juvenile Judge IStn H.
not know what tho court will decide
in my case, nor do J know just what
action I will take." Lindsay is to
appear today for a final arrangement
for contempt of court. When Frank
Writlit wa-f shot and killed at his
home here, five years ago, Mrs.
Wright was tried for murder and. ac
quitted, l.iiidyay, in the rapacity of
Juienile Judge, gained the confi
dence of the son, .Veal Wright, aged
16. When Judge Lindsay refused to
tell wlwit the boy told him', he wa
held in contempt of court, and order
ed io uav a. fine or 1500 or serve a
'year In jail. The case went to the
j Culled States supreme - court, wlyt h
lyheid the lower courts. Lindsay de
clared he would rather rot in jail
than betray the confidences of a
child." The lawyers in Denver ind
newsboys throughout the country of
fered to pay the fine, but the jjdge
refused to accept the offers.
I'.VIMKKS .t OX STIilRi:.
LOS ANGKI.KS. April 2. (!'. P.)
Two hundied house paJnters are on
strike for S for 8 hours for a five day
week and time and a halt for over
time. ......
LIQl Olt SKLLIXti IL.. AlKPTKO
VICTORIA, April 2. (A. P.) The
provincial government plans to make
effective May 1st a system of Belling
liquor under permits to government
stores throughout the province. The
legislature yesterday passed an act au
thorizing the operation. '
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PORTLAND, April 2. (A. P.)
Cattle are steady. Hogs are 25c
lower, prime light il 1.75 u 1 2.00.
Sheep, eggs and! butter are steady.
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U. S. HAS N0TILIED
GERMANY SHE MUST
PAY REPARATIONS
WASHINGTON, April 2. (I. P.)
The German government has teen
rotified of the 1'nited States position
that Oermany must accept the full
moral responslhllity hnd pay her re
parations for the world war.
A Service Ttiat
Is a Service
Why We "Do More-Do It Better"
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INCREASED MILEAGE IS BUILT INTO FEDERAL
N TIRES '
BUY FEDERALS THEY COST NO MORE AND
GO 'FARTHER
There is no word so much
abused as this word "ser
vice."
It's a great word to con
jure with and make prom
ises on.
It either means much,'
little or nothing.
What you expect of it and
what you get from it are
too often very ditterent.
it is humanly possible to
build it It is free from,
complications and numer
ous parts. It is the most
accessible plant made. Yet
if there is ever any minor
adjustments to be made, if
we can be of help to you in
its operation 01 care, if we
can assist you in any way
and thereby enable you to
get the most from your
. ' ' i : t ' ''.''' '
, ' . , uei uie must huiu yuui
So when we say service i -iipt iVhf miinn fmh.
that is a service we mean possibl Iave some ,
just what we say .wiring problem that we may
As the Lalley Light and help you solve; perhaps
Home Electnc Power Plant .there is something in the
serves you as it has so f nature 0f electrical equip
faithfully served thousands, ment wjn you and
during the past ten, years ,s famiiy many hours of
so we aim to serve you.. Here again we ask
And that means 'a lot. that you call onus. for we
As the Lalley Light "Does 1 are headquarters for high
More and Does It Better" I quality, reliable electrical
so we propose to do by you j equipment for farm or home.
. do more and do it better. . ye are here to serve you
Themanufacturersof this to serve the Lalley Light
wonoenui plant navesparea ana me manuiacturers.
no pams, no time, and no
expense in. producing the
best the market airoras.
It is our clean-cut duty
and our policy, to go all the
way with them in backing
them up, in backing up,the
plant and in backing up our
own reputation, by giving
you the service and the co
operation that you expect
and have a right to expect
The Lalley Light and
Home Electric Power Plant
is as nearly trouble-proof as
We are here to keep old
customers happy; to keep
new customers informed
and satisfied; to keep pros
pective customers posted
on the many advantages of
the Lalley Light and Home"
Electric Power Plant, and
why it "Does More Does
It Better."
We welcome you all to
our salesroom; -come often
bring the family and your,
friends; know why and how,
"we do more do it better.1!!
Be Sure See the LALLEY. first
STURGIS & STORIE
THE DIAIIOND
April's Birthtone
I remembering friends whoso l,MMjr
April-be sure your friendship token embodies the
"'ZT'trenred of all gemots lustre will ht
through the years to remind them of your g.rt and
the lovq thut prompted It.
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Pbnaleton
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The largest Diamond Defers in Eastern Orccon.
16. c
Premier Hugheg. of Australia, the year. He was unpopular with th
solemnly predicts that the next war students.
will break out in the Pacitic.
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KVP.ACrPE, April 2. (A. P.I J.
lr..n -nprt'np. n(,fln f relleA
of business administration of the Syra
cuse University, was shot and killed
uy rim men HecKWilh. profet'or of fi
nancial and insurance nubjects, in the
college today. Peck-Aith then turned
"" gun "n himself n- ' '"mmitted sui
cide. Chancellor Day -lit'l.-v-d that
W hart'.n d.-d trying to jwcv--.it P.eck
with fn-m committing suicide, as
Beckwilh left a note indicatinit h:s in
tention to end his life. Beckwith haH
been ordered dismissed at the end of
30 WORKMEN BUILD'
' 5 ROOM BUNGALOW
WITHIN TEN HOURS
CHICAGO, April 2. A. P
. x ..!., ,.f H,o rnnidilv with
Jll 1TAJ1U1..C '
which the housing shor'ase may
be overcome was given today
bv the Lumbermen's Association
of Cliioieo, when ZO workmen
employed by the association
erected a five room bungalow
within HI hours. The workmen
started work on a foundation in
readiness at 1 a. m.. and enm
j.leted the house at 5 p. m. The,
task included installation of
electrical and plumbing fixtures
and decoration of the Interior
of the house.
g . J. C. Penney Co.. A Nation-Wide Institution
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HtmJqnartm for Elttrkal Equipment for In farm mi Rmral Hm
New Market Prices
Faithfully Reflected
When you buy at this store you have the as
surance that the price you pay is the lowest to be
had in keeping with the quality offered and our
ability to buy at rock bottom quotations. .
Clark's 150 yard spools sewing cotton --5e.
r- l,4- r'nttnn hall OC
Coats Silk Finish Crochet Cotton, spool
Genuine Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, A. . C,
inches wide, yard - -- -- -- V
Braelock Gingham, S2 inches wide yard ...... 39c
New Madras Shirting, pleasing silk stripe patterns,
var(l - 49c, 69c
36" inch Cotton Poplins, all the .wanted summer
shades, yard -- vv"";r
New printed Voiles, 39-40 niches wide, the
36ch C'oiored Sateens, good quality, yard....33c
36 inch printed sateens "-5f
Stevens all linen crash bleached or unbleached, lo
inches wide, yard --- 5c
17 inch part linen bleached crash, yard ., Zc
16 inch cotton huck crash, yard
16 inch all linen crash, heavy quality "ff
16 inch unbleached crash, yard ---ec,
0 inch Red Star diaper cloth, 10 yd. piece.. $1.49
22 inch Red Star diaper cloth, 10 inch piece..$1.69
24 inch Red Star diaper cloth, 10 yd. P!e..$1.89
27 inch Red Star diaper cloth, 10 yd. piece-$1.9S
30 inch Kimona Crepes, gay new colors, in pleasing
designs, vard .........3Zc
New Crepe"De Chines, delightful new shades 40
inches wide -
Devonshire Cloth, 32 inches wide, yard 35c
Good Quality Percales, 36 inches wide, the
yard 15c 19c 25c
Outing Flannels, good quality, yard 19c
Pequot Pillow Cases, 42x36, each , ...33c
Pequot Sheets, 72x90, each ,. f J -49
Pequot Sheets, 81x90, each l-69
Berkeley Cambric No. 60, yard 9c
Berkelev Cambric No. 100, yard : " 7LC
40 inch Batiste, fine sheer quaUty 39c, 49c, 59c
36 inch tinted shadow stripe nainsook 49c
36 inch tinted shadow stripe nainsook.. 49c
36 inch English long cloth, yard 19c, 23c, 29c
40 inch English long cloth -----c
Good Quality House Lining, yard 9 l-2c
36 inch unbleached Muslin, yard 14c
Hope Muslin. 36 inches wide, yard 13c
Lonsdale Muslin, 36 inches wide, yard 19c
Good Quality Unbleached Muslin, yad 12c
"72 inch Pepperell Bleached Sheeting 45c
81 inch Fepperell Bfeaehed Sheeting 55c
90 inch Pepperell Bleached Sheeting 59c
72 inch Pequot Bleached Sheeting 49c
81 inch Pequot Bleached Sheeting 59c
90 inch Pequot Bleached Sheeting 69c
Table Oilcloth, Meritas and Sanitas brands, yd 33c
42 inch Pillow Tubing, yard 39c
36 inch Tillow Tubing, yard 33c
36 inch White Hospital Gauze, yard 10c
' 36 inch Rubber Sheeting, yard . 79c
54 inch Rubber Sheeting, yard j' ?-2?
45 inch Rubber Sheeting, double faced, yard $1.23
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