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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1921)
fr-ip-vt 1 'N-'V V p "t i ' PAGE TEN DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1021. TWELVE PAGES j Into in.i'iis''loiini,M frnm fear. The j two i tlu r li hang. Sum Fcrrera mid .liW'Iih i:.it;iiii.i Mere taken to the I wnf'I'oM previous to Ounllnolll. ' Al- IIUUUI UjIIIU linnULUj ,,, Hlul matamcd their composure , imlil the tiap was sprung. ("ardlnelU vns hatu;cd'for the mur CHICA'.O, April 16. (V. P.) ! der of Andre- Powmnn, a crime for Three tuen were hangod. Sam Ciirdl-J which two members of Ills Kanir had nelll, "the brain of t'hlcnK's worst ' nil -eady been banned and for which (inns," according to police, was oar-! 1" o 01 hers are rervlnir life sentences, rled to the waff old unconscious. Ti e ' 1'irrcra anil Costamo were hnngod for Rang lender Inst his bravado n he wasl the murder of Antonio Varchetto, a being brought from bis cell nml lapsed baker In n holdup. FISHING SEASON NOW OPEN Why not start the season right and buy fishing tackle that will catch fish. , We have what you want. . Sol Baum SPORTING GOODS MAN . Call for the Blue Label Leader Hotel Pendleton Bid?. Phone 646 ALL TEACHERS FIRED with enthusiasm and LOADED UP . with vital messages will be waiting for you at the Christian Church Bible School Next Sunday Morning at 9:45. A class for every grade and a qualified teacher ' for every class. You will enjoy it if you come, but you won't . enjoy it if you don't come. Bit 9 S life- k tit'- N With a Wrench and a Screw Driver It is wonderful how a powerful electric plant like the LALLEY a plant that does so many things and does them so well can be so simple and so accessible. When you consider that the LALLEY LIGHT and Home Electric Power Plant has'only three moving parts; whenyqu con sider that thu great piece of machinery can be assembled and dissembled in a very few minutes, with only a screw driver and4a wrench to do the work, it is even more remarkable. The LALLEY is the most simple mechan ism of its kind made. This is why the LALLEY seldom gets out of order. Thii is why it is so inexpensive to maintain so easy to operate. The simplicity of the LALLEY is just one of its unusual features. It has so many good points there are so many things about its splendid construction, that you must see it in actual operation to know it, and better understand it. Come in and let us co over the plant from top to bottom - inside and out. If it's not convenient for you to do so just now, drop us a card asking for the LALLEY Book. It will give you many valuable pointers on the saving t of time, work and money. BE SURE-See the Lallcy FIRST . ' STURGIS & STORIE l'KMtl.l TOX WALLA WALLA Heaiavaarten for Electrical Equipment for the Farm and Rural Home ;,None Too Sick to Vote. r-., vwtc -i ; - s j. si I. ' ' . V 4 1 - - 4 1-i ouble Cable Base f f! - r f INCREASED MILEAGE IS . BUILT INTO FEDERAL TIRES BUY FEDERALS THEY COST NO MORE AND GO FARTHER Everybody, entitled to a vote, east it In the recent plebiscite In rich Upper Silesia, lu which the Germans defeated the Poles This picture shows a sick German being carried to the pollsw ' RUBBER COMPANY HEAD B. O. AVork, president of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., just recently re turned from his(ahnual Inspection of the company's interests abroad. Biim marizius his observations in France and Germany, said: "Industrially, Germany makes a better appearance than I noticed on my visit a year ago. Since then fac tory conditions have materially im proved. There appears sufficient food, though not an- abundance, and the spirit oS the people has changed for the better. The meat restriction was removed November 1, and that commodity seems plentifully now, al though prices are hlgrn. "itaror conditions are very pood. I not Kid one German concern offering for sale foal which had been deliv ered to France by Germany. Appar enti France is not in position to make ii mediate tse of the supply delivered. Coc tests the Germans ISO marks a ton premium. "From the social standpoint France has imprpved. but business is bad. Their motor industry- has been hard hit. With gasoline at SO cents a gal lon,, economy can naturally bo expect ed. During the last two months there have been distinctive signs for better conditions in France. J'arls appears ptimistic and bankers see decided stb'ns o improvement." Every automobile carries an excel lent steam vulcanizer, says the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. This may be surprising1 news to many motorists who thought that they were on very intimate terms with their machines but it is so, neverthe less. "The radiator when full of hot, ste.rming water is a very satisfactory vulcanizer for inner tubes, and has been used to splendid advantage by ingenious motorists miles away from anywhere with a tube needing patch lug". A little vulcanizing cement Is smeared on the rubber patch and around the hole in the tube and then the two are put together, placed patch downward on the radiator and held firmly with the pressure of the hand until the rubber Is cooked Into a solid mass. If no vulcanizing cement js at hand a little tube rubber dissolved in gaso line may be used as a substitute. jT 'IN HI apf ll sf1 HRFAK KVKX. LOS AXQELKS, April 1 i. (A. P.) I. os Angeles defeated Vernon yes terday 5 to 5. evening the series, each team having captured two games. Griggs made the winning run In the third tnnlnff. coming home from third on Crawford's sacrifice fly. Phone 607 Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. DR. OHMART Modern IHtitWry In AU Branches. DR.C. II. DAY Physician and Surgeon O.StCOHttll Rooms 21 and 25 8mItb-Crawfor4 Building. TelSDhona 704 Rea. 74S-B Kodak Finishing w STUDIO You take'em We mako'erh FARMKRS SHOULD ORGANIZE. SVAKHIXGTON'. Anril 15. if A. P.I tion, capable of presenting facts to congress on matters affecting agricul ture, Secretary Wallace declared today before the conference of the American farm federation bureau. He "deplored" the complaint that appropriations fur agriculture are in the nature of subsidizing a class, since they are for the benefit of the farmers. .Such appropriations ara actually more for the benefit of the consumers than for the farmers, he said. Chairman McFadden of the public banking and currency committee today announced that examination of the fi nancial support of farm organizations, began in the last session, would be con tinued. The executive committees of the Na tional Milk Producers' association and of the National Grange met today in preparation for the meeting tomor row of a number of farm organiza tions which will endeaver to agree on a legislative programme. The municipal council of Paris has decided to place a memorial stone at each and every place where a "Bi3 Bertha' 'bomb shell fell. , i, , f i:- , ' 1 A "FT Tf fTC TXTTTSTa I : ..... 1' s I ; x :Sk ' ' ' ' : i: - 1 Regular Price $3250.00 Our SALE PRICE ' $1650.00 r'L 1' '( Re8l Price .,-r Jt, , 1 . I t r x i $3250.00 Our SALE PRICE $1650.00 I We have only 4 new Common Sense tractors left. We are not in a position to handle tractors, therefore we are closing them out at a big sacrifice. Don't delay if interested. CALL OR WRITE . ' ' ; John S. Wllllsms (above), wealthy plantation OTner of Cov ington Oa., has oeen found guilty of tho murder of negro peons and sentenced to Ufa Imprisonment Mrs. Williams (belw) broke down at the trial and suited aloud i when the eidlct waj returned. I but William was uanssved 121 N. 3 St! G. N. SMITB . . . ....... .m , .,- . -1 . i Portland, Oregon 13 ' SS3 t z t: C'3 65 S3 i i II I -I II i i II f i i I immiiHiimi'iHii!1 !llll!ll!l!!ll!IH!HliniM!ll!!ll!!!llM'l!!! UllliilimUiilill.iiilliiiiiliiil IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIUillHIIIIIIMIIUIIIIIIIIIUIHIIilli