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DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, J 021.
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People Here and There
Portland Is tlie marcs, for ilsU'Bateu
to tho third Inter national nilnlng con
vention which opens today sml U said
to be tho blggost gathering of mining
ir.en I'ortlund ever welcomed Berkeley
tend the sessions, Xorborne Puikulcy
left laiit nliltu (or the city. Breaking
of mines, Mr, lirrknley returned yes
terday from tho (irunlte region where
he wulked 14 miles In the Know while
looking over the nilneH.
County Judge I. M. Bclmnnep Is In
Portland today fof tha, nurposo of t
tendli)tr the inimtlily werting oi the
date hlKhway commission. It Ih ie
lumed the subject of the Cold Spring
road will be uciud upon by -the commission,
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TiwS OF THE COUNTY 1
nrnnro Rim nrnnrnc
urriuto w mm
and C. W. Todd. The action came tip
for consideration In circuit court.
Foinirr Nnmo IUhtornl.
A decree of divorce from Sylvester
A. (llupsey ha been granted C'uthcrlne
Glapsey In circuit court. The plain
tiff's former name, I'utficrino Kcrdlck,
I restored, according to the decree.
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K, ". OIm-ii. local automobile dealer
hux returned from a vlnlt in Portland.
While in tho city Mr. Olson attended
a banquctr by the Bigniu N'u fraternity.
Will Kerguson of Athena arrived
lhlH morning from a visit ijt Hood
Jtlver. He says the -crop pronteotH
there urc favorable. . ' ; '
Oitb ml to 1'who.hI Will Work.
A former dot-roe entered by Judge
Ullbert W. Phelps In the circuit court
March 2 whs set aside today In un-
othcr decreed made In the case of the
I I'miitllla piulntigB J)lntrlrt. The latent
decree has to do with the legality of
the proceeding. "Tin a nciaun win
entered against tho hidden for want
of an answer and failure to make an
appearance. It Is further found by
the court that the plaiiH of reclama'
tlon are l':tal, and authorization .la
given the board of supervisors to pro
ceed with J he (on.tructlon Of im
provement:!. .
Kci AiliiiliilHlrnlor. ' . '
A petition aeeking the appointment
Miss Grace Ollllam, count treaa
, tirer, tins been summoned to HpoKgne
April 11 to nppenr In the case ngulnst
Jay K. Hough lr) which caao the al
leged forgerv of Niinie Teel Irrigation
bonds Ih Involved.
V W. A. Cillfnm in In Portend as a
delegate to the mining convention. He
la Interested mining In drain coun
ty.
of an administrator for the eitate of
Clarence ('henoweth ha been' filed
In circuit court. The petitioner lns . Uo,inU.,.
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
X-f tub to llaniiuct.
.lember of tho X-Clul) will ban
quet tonight at the Parish Hall, where
dinner will bo served by the ladles of
the Parish Aid. The banquet Ih ttie
second of a series given by the club.
pri'!"'1
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Itiiiirn fnmi I'uneral
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Johnson retrn
id yesterday from Elgin where they
attended the funeral of tha late 11 is.
Cecil Oulloway. jirs. Ualloway who
was Well known In Elgin, died recently
in Berkeley, California. '
Netu, farter, and the appointment ot
Attorney H. f). Newberry of .Milton la
asked.
DcfeililnnlM Di-faiiH.
Judgment by default has been en
tered ugalnst Peter Corbet and Utile
Kamxet. defendants in an action
(brought by 1 W. '' M. Coplliiger. The
Plaintiff is awarded J310.J5 In the
order that )iU been niailo tg Judge
N l'help.
wri i, t.o ox thiai, itm Mritii:ii I ' '
PK.VTTl.U, April B. lr. P.) Pho- iKivk Additionul lt-lUf.
hlliition enforcement Chief John Mont
gomery and Agent Williams West, will
go on trial In the I'nlled Hlfttes dis
trict court at Hpokane tomorrow,
charged with man.ilaughter, growing
out of the deuth of Krnest t'. Kmily,
on the Young ranch, ft year ago. Emily
wa shot near Keller, Krry county,
hen, according to agents, hn attompU
td to escape after In'lng stopped on a
usplclnn of bootlegging.
Itellef for an additional sum of $1.-
lU'.fif is sought In a supplementary
complaint that was filed today with
the county clerk by James A. Ken for
K. It. Horn against Arthur Gulllford
and others.
Plaintiff : JitlKunt.
. Judgment to the amount of t2S5.11
has ben awarded to Prank ltrother
ton In un ac tion ugainst J. V. Phillip
I liree federal officers am here to
day In charge of six undclrables who
are to be taken east tonight on a de
portation train. Of those' now held
here five ure men and one is a woman,
aoiio of the people are local residents.
H callii-r ( li It Mght.
The mercury dropped to 2 hist
night, six degrees below freezing. A
heavy snowfull is visible from Pen
dleton on the mountains and there Is
proHpert of continued cool weather.
The maximum today Is 5 while the
barometer registers 519.78 says' Major
l,ce Moorhous, weather observer.
New Photos Stillman Case
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485 Members tax-nrcd.:
A count of the new Commercial As
sociation members at noon today
showed 485 enrolled with a sufficient
more In sight to Insure panning the
Gu mark. Thus fur tho J.bnergan
team is In the lead with a total of
1S9 members, the Haley team Is sec
ond with ISO, the ltond team third
with ll and the Bturglj team is last
wifh 100 members. f ' "
Declares She Would Like to Put
Bottle of Tanlac in the Hand
of Every Sick Man, Woman
and Child in This Country
Never Saw Its Equal.
"I am sixty-seven years of age, bul
In all my ex)leiica I have never
known a medicine liko Tanluc. Think
of H i At my age to gain twenty-five
pounds In weight, kut that Is just
what I have done," said Mrs. Kmnia.
Itclfensteln, of No. 3J7 Webster avo
nue, Byraeusc, N. Y.
"If J had It In my power." she con
tinued, "I would put a .bottle of Tan
lec In the home of every sick man,
woman and child in this country, for
I know what this wonderful mfcdlclne
would do for them.' For almost two
years I was almost a nervous wreck.
I did not dure to leave the hnufce or
even go up town unless my husband
went with me. I was afraid to even
cross the street and had a feeling of
dread all of the time.
''My stomach was weak and easily,
upset. For days t a time I would go!
without solid food. I could not restj
at night to do any good and felt tired:
and worn out all of the time. Home
days I could hardly drag myself aerosi
the room and was so weak and miser
able I was rcAdy to give up.
"My health Is fine now iind I eat
anything I want and never have a
uuirn or imngesuon. l nave never :,, w01lld ai,. lUll through , hut
slept better than I 'a now. My recov. !now nhe , ,n ,IPlter h(;ii,htha j hav
ery Is the talk of our neighborhood, jcver n hfr and tne credlt llf due t0
as It was generally believed I could i'p!,nl:i. hnv Wn n,nrri,.ri fiftv.
not last but a few weeks longer. This ,.. vearH tu,i,.v and , a,.n.t i,ellev I
grand medicine has brought me health 'have ever seen her lookine anv better."
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and happiness and I Just can't say
enough In Its praise."
Mr. J. KeifeiLsteln. In commenting on
his wife's statement, said: "Yes, her
recovery has been a happy surprise to
us all. A few weeks ago I had no Idea
A P j to keep inseparatle 'ever
at your beclc and calL
That's the lind of n friend you
have jn Pol the Pencil.
Ready for any iob, bis or little,'
He's a Pal to be proud of; silver
finich, chased design, eraaei -ind
extri leads, for yor and each
n,Pi.iber of the family.
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: SMELLE'S, INC.
Get a Pal for
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Paint Khop 1'urclia.snl.
K. C. Le.sllo and It. R. Tettlt today
purchased the paint shop owned by
Clyde McKay. The shop Is to be
known in future as the "independent
Paint Hhop." lr. Leslie has been with
Mr. McKay for four years. Mr. Pet
it ha been with Ward Hooglond for
tho last two years, lioth are expert
car painters and are well known
here.
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Above Is the hurting cabin of Mrs. James A. Stlllman, on Laa
Dawson In the far Canadian woods. Below, a new photo of Mrs.
Stlllman, wbo is being sued Jor divorce, and Kred Beauvais, an Indian
guido fn the Canadian woods, whom SUllman names ta bis suit tor
divorce as the father of Mrs. Still-run's sou, Guy, StUlman Is presi
dent of the National City Ilauk. New York.
. PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER QUAIITY
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1 Phone 409
Tha will conneqt you with a very good, reliable,
3 established Grocery, which at your request will
Q deliver your groceries to your door, free and
rj quickly. . T ;
Try our 30 day credit plan and be one of our
0 customers and receive the benefits we offer.
u You will be surprised how much we can save
you, and you will be pleased with our quality
and service. '
g Attend to it now, ''if not sponer," thereby not
g missing anything. . ;
Just 40 steps west of Main St., at
2 .t 113 W.WEBB ST.
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i PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE
tt'. H Broc k Chosen.
W. B. Brock, deputy, potentate of
Al Kader temple of Shrlnerg, is the
president or the Pendleton Shrine
;lun which was recently organised.
Other officers chosen are J. W. Mo
loney, vice-president: Lyman. Rice,
secretary, and A. C. Funk, treasurer.
The club now has 40 members and!
flhriners froc all over tni e"3nty are
eligible. The general, can.mlttee for
the club will be chosen from among
tho members In the various towns.
Meetings ore to be held each month
In the Masonic hall .
: DO FACTS AT TIMES
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Such Was the vase Hegarding;
Statement Made by 1 6 Tear
Old Bank Bobber, Dalton.
lahuut the (ittawa ensc.' j
"U.lton 'Yes, 1 Jiavo read about!
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lover the long distance telephone the
'questions became mixed with tho an-1
swersi with the rtsult that Dalton was I
I made to say that he thought the Otta-!
j wu case fitted hi own. (
This incorrect report was in type,
Cor several hours before-investigation !
by Associated I'rees writers brought
Ueni.ilx from Mr. Dalton that he h.o:
made any such statement.
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J. C. Penney Co., A Nation-Wide Institati'on
JB I.I.P.KS IX JB POKITIOX
l'HIU)MATH, (lr.. April 5. (V. P.)
Southern Pcific clerks and Philo
math station seen to he incompatible.
In the last year it is said that 18 dif
ferent clerks have filled the position.
Kdvvard Misaen, the last assigned to
the Job, jilans to May.
CHICAGO, April 5. A. P.) Al
example ot how much faster Incorrect,
sensational report sometimes travel
than the facts was disclosed In the
Chicago bank, robbery in which Wil
liam Isilton, a sixteen year old clerk.
who stole 772,00O worth of bonde, was
credited with saying that -he was In
fluenced by the leniency of Judge
Kenesaw M, Landis, .'in postponing
sentence on an Ottawa, Illinois bank
teller.
Mr. Dalton denied the reports thnt'ls
he had said be was Influenced bvi Annual Jim or CTass Plav IVidav i
Judge Landis, when they were called in'l Saturday. t Tho annual i junior j
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
City to Tic Ik-antlflcl
The civic department of the Pen
dleton Woman's Club Is making
plans for beautifying Pendleton dur
ing tho Spring clean-up week. Mrs.
Chariea Ureulich is committee chair
man and stated today that the mem
bers hoped to improve the ' appear
ance of the river banks by cleaning
sway rubbish and planting trees and
riowers. this is planned also for a
triangular plot In west Pendleton. An
other project is the planting of tree
along the highway from Walters mill
to the State hospital. The co-operation
of the city of Pendleton is to be
asked by the local women.
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to his attention a few hours after his
capture at Hcyworth, Illinois, Febru
ary 25. The denial was bulletined, the
same as the first story of the capture,
but Judge Landis said he still receives
comments from all over the; country
from persons who have read only the.
incorrect report that Dalton had blam
ed him.
class play will he presented In the
high school auditorium on th even
ings of April S and 9, under the per
sonal direction and supervision "of
Miss Ada St. Peter. Reserved seats
are on sale at the Thompson Drug
company. . the curtain will ' rise" on
Friday evening at 8 o'clock but will be
hefd until 8:30 on Saturday evening
Double Service
Half the Cost
WASHINGTON, April- 6. (I-, r.
Martin. U. P. Staff Correspondent)
France concedes the right to the I'nl-
ted States to obtain peace with Oer-.
many through the Knox resolution,
but greatly desires the declartlon of
policy In that the resolution is so spe
cific that it, would amount to a con
tract as binding as a military alliance
with France upon which the senate
refused to pass. This is the Paris gov
ernment position us stated by Hene
Vivian! in conferences.
DAWES WILL MAKE
An investigation of the story at Its to enable the business people of the
lovn to witness the performance. The
play is a comedy in three acts by A. E.
W. Mason and is entitled "Green
Stockings," The play is full of
laughs and with the excellent cast the
performance should be excellent. Aunt
Ida. played by Miss Irva Dale, will be
a scream In her character part andiin
some of the scenes she is putting
across the laughs in professional style.
The cast Is as follows:
Celia Faraday . . . . . Miss Ruth Snow
Colonel Smith . Shirley Hevel
Phyllis Faraday . . Miss Edna Murphy
JnmeK Railcigh .Millard Kepncdy
Mrs. Rockingham.
Miss Marguerite Humphrey
Bobby Tarver..... Richard Lawrence
Aunt Ida .. Miss irva Dale
William Faraday Fred Rohrman
Lady Trenchard. .Miss Emily Dohnert.
Henry Steele Claude Snow
Ad mjral Grice -..Byron Warner
"'i" Charles Mciean
source, in Heyworth. trouKht affida
vits that Jfr, Dalton had jnadc no such
statements.
A newspaperman of Hcyworth, who
was probably the first news writer M
interview the boy after his capture
made this sworn affidavit:
"Our conversation, was about as fol
lows: ' ' j-
"Reporter 'Did you ever read about
tho Ottawa case which came before
Judge. Landis.?'
"Dalton 'No.' I
"Reporter The two cases resemble
each other, and In that case Landis
eld not sentence Carey, but let him go
cn his honor, to come back at any time
he would call him. The two cases re
semble each other and for that reason
I thought you had read of it.'
"Dalton 'The Ottama man got a
raise Just before Jie pulled off hi
stunt.'
"Reporter 'Then yon have read
WA8HINGTON.A.prll 5. C. P.)
Consolidation of all the soldier relief
government agencies under one head
directly 1-eHponsihlo to the president
without the cabinet Intermediary, will
be recommended to. congress. Is indi
cated. The plan Is proposed by
Charles O. Dnwes, chairman of a r.pe-
clal committee appointed by Harding
,t,o investigate the government's trcat
iment of the world war veterans.
Dawes declared at the first meeting of
tho committee today that he would
recommend the consolidation to the
president. It has been authoritatively
stated that Harding will probably in
clude in his message whatever Dawes
recommends.
WII.fi MA KB IX.XS MAY 1ST.
p't.t t vp CITY. April 5. (A. P.)
Tne xeaerai farm loan board expects
to rerunia making loans about May 1,
Governor Davis of Idaho, wired here
from Washington. ' ' .
Compare
Tfies6 Flakes
with any brand on
yourgrocerb shelve;
andyoiillfmd that
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BOYS ALL WOOL SUITS WITH
EXTRA TROUSERS 7.90
In the boys' clothing department we are of
fering another of those remarkable buying
opportunities that are only known within this
organization. Made possible by the liberal
support of friends wherever one of our 312
busy stores is located. ; .
All wool suitings made, up in the ever pop
ular Norfolk style, browns predominate, with
patterns emphasized by markings of green,
red or black. v
Pants are lined throughout with crotch
seams taped and stayed. Regulation knicker,
bocker style with belt loops. ,
Don't thing of buying a new suit for your
boy without inspecting these remarkable val
ues and seeing one on him.. -
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J. C. Penney Co., A Nation-Wide Institution
PostToasties
Are Superior Corn Flakes
In making Post Toasties only the
choice part of carefully selected
white corn is used, perfectly cook
ed, rolled and toasted to a crisp
appetizing brown.
Millions cat Post Toasties
Jbecause they like 'em!
Sold by Grocers
" Everywhere!
Jl3 by Postura Cereal CoJncJBattla Creek.Michig;
.an.
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court v Phone 8S0
Turnover is the life of business; quick selling
goods gives the merchant the ready cash he al
ways needs the cash tljat buys more merchan
dise, earns more profit. A steady stream of
nickles and dimes, a steady stream of happy
contented trade. The store is live and busy.
GOLD CREST BUTTER
GUARANTEED
1 Pound Roll 50c
' 2 Pound Roll 95c
Pay Cash . " Receive More Pay Less
DespAin & Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court ' Phone 880
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