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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, APT 17, S P. 1 Ml.
People Here arid There
C. H. J
from La i
ihnwm
lundc.
was here yisterduy
L. V. Beck of Pilot Itock transacted
business hero today.
II. .H. Wicker loft toUuy for Altalla
to louk over tho work In the oil fluid,
lie In a muck holder und director In
Dm Columbia Ilustn Oil I'd.
O. M. Ityiin ana F. it. Uyder were
her yesterday front linker.
James Ktiirshi returned yesterday
kfter a buHlninaVlMll In Spukune.
Wlllium A. Klc.ci.nr wnk here yes
terday from his home Ht l'llut Hock.
Mr. and Mm. II. F. Kelley, Prairie
City residents, were In Pendleton ye,
lerdny.
H. I. For. representing the V. St.
Manufactureres' Kali- Co. of 1'ortlund
' In I'i nillcliin toilnv.
II. C. Mean, formerly In the hotel
tiUBlno:i ut 1'nmtllln, who hus been In
I'endleton tuklng medical treatments,
returned thin morning to hlB honia ut
Vule.
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Wen Spears, deputy sheriff, left lust
night for Portland where he will ap
pear H a witness In suit In the fed
eral court. Ho will not return before
Monday.
merly wan president of the Vmatilla-
."uVurow Counties' poultry association.
Vr. and Mrs. flam Van Vactor were
hen lust night from their, homo In
I'i i piier lie win dittrlet attorney
lue a niiinssr jf yearn ago.
("leoi'fre Altken, a business man of
Ilepimer, huh a I'endleton visitor today.
FRIENDS SEE CHANGE
t?m mtvrx . nsi nun unnni
IlHIUPll
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Doug Ourdane ut Iteppner drove
over yesterday for a visit wllh bin
brother Tom flurdane. He Ik a mar
(hunt and poultry fancier. He for-
PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR DETTER QUALITY
Saturday Money
Savers I
Olive Oil Sardines, 2 for 25c
Syrup, Crimson Rambler Maple $1.25 o
Preferred Stock Hominy 15c C
Salmon, good grade, per fan .....10c 5P
A few more cans of Australian Jam 15c, $1.65 doz y
25 pound box fancy Prunes $2.45 SS
Freiib Supply of Tru Blu Cookies and Crackers at 2
reduced prices. W
Large size package Quaker Oats 30c ij
Puffed Rice 2 for 35c; 6 for $1.00 0
Peanut Butter, pound 15
Wool Soap, 100 per cent pure, cake 10c g
Everythingr else priced accordingly. 2.
Fresh supply of greens and vegetables. ' H
g The Economy Grocery
113 W.WEBB ST.
Phone 409
W. Hunter, of the firm of Hales
ti Hunter, one of tlio lurgent arulr.
deallnit firm In OtilciiK'i, 1.1 a I'endle
ton bunlpt'! visitor today.' with II.
W. CollinH, lo:al irruin man, Mr. Hun
ter vitdU'd I'matilla county wheal
fleldH tuduy and wan ImprexHed with
the. remarkable crop pronpect. The
future Kraln price are as much an
eiiiKma to Mr. Hunter ax they are to
the grain men of, thi ri g-ton.
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NEWS OF THE C0IIN1Y
OFF
A. G. Fuller Say Tanlac Has
Rectored His Health and He
Gained Thirty-Five Pounds
in Weight.
"My filendu all .seem aatonlwd at
thi wondt-rftil change that ha taken
place In my condition In o short a
time." Maid A. G. Fuller, an expert ac
countant of 20T1 62nd Axe., Oakland,
Cel.
"Followlns an attack f the 'flu' In
1919, I foind inyself In an awful run
down condition. My ntomach, which
had troubled me for three yearn, be
came very amen wurxe and for two
monttiR I nuffered frlshtfully. I rare
ly ate at all during that time and foil
off thirty pound In two week.
"I wan alxo i"f."erini from los of
energy and Renrul weaknen, and thlc.
en well u the Hlomacli trouble, became
much worne. Oa would form on my
Uoniach, cauBing awful pain arid a
fecllnif of suffocation. I was badly
Conmipated and In uch ml.xery that 1
would often roll and ten all niKht long
In my bed. I wax so weak and ner-
I voum thnt it wan only with great effort
that I could do my work.
"My mother per.iuaded me to try
Tanlac and my weiuht Increaso was
thirty-five pounds, a gain of five
pounds a'ove my usual weiirht, in
thirty days. I can eat anything- now
without a sign of indigestion, my ner
vea are back to old-time form and 1
am enjoying life and good health as I
have not before In years."
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Namotl AiliuliilKtratrix. -
MijrgTiret H. Maple ha been ap
pointed administratrix of the estate of
James It. Maple, Bond in the sum of
Il.uOO ha been furnished.
To WnU'iKV Jap Saturday
8. Bhlbata, the Jap who wa found
guilty Wednesday nlxht of murder In
tho second degree for the killing of a
Chinese will receive hi sen
tence Katurdny tiefore Judge Gilbert
W. 'helps. The Jury was prevented
from bringing In a verdict of , man
laughter by the court instruction,
and they made It second -degree mur
der and recommended leniency on tho
part of the court in imaging- sentence.
The law provide life Imprisonment us
the penalty. ' .
20 PER CENT SAVING!
Jewelry
And Dress
A great deal of attention id beins paid
these days to harmony between jewelry
and costume. i ,
You will find here jewelry designed
with special thought to the prevailing
modes, and you may be surprised at the
moderate price3 we ask for our diamond
jewelry, dainty filigree designs, and solid
gold pieces. . .
Let your jewelry be in keeping with
j-our dress. It gives just the correct note of
refinement.
f inc.
Pandleton
Ore.
The Largest Diamond Dealers In Karrn Or r
niKTAMO, April 39. (I . I".) A I lil-.lt.MIKTON', April 23. Cleve
20 per cent reduction In all operating i L lark, one of the U. 8. R. ij. ditch
ejpensoe. including wages, is neces-I rider, is suffering from an attack of
sary to put the American railroads "on blood poisoning in his hand. He had
it lanced .Monday and It is now Betting
along nicely.
SOME OF THE
ADVANTAGES
of up-to-date porcelain or enamelled
sanitary bathroom equipment, which
we shall be glad to demonstrate to
you: Absolute whiteness and clean
liness at all times; beauty of finish-!
an ornament to the finest home; new
patented faucet that do not drip or
leak; no drains or trap to fill up and
overflow, etc.
BENSON & ' WICKLAND
Marriage Lkniw. .
Licenses to wed have been issued to
Fred 8. Thompson of Pendleton and
I .aura McKarlund of Adams; to I.yle
Webb and Kuby Price, bofh of Wes
ton! and to John Correa Machado and
Kstafanna fillva of Kcho. Iloth of the
latter are native of Portugal.
Kcntpiior rcKtpotied.
John Adair and Karl Caldwell, Her
mlnton men recently found guilty of
larceny when they took household
goods from a Hermlston house, who
were to have been sentenced Thurs
day have had sentence postponed un
til Tuesday when Judge Phelps will
pronounce sentence. They are seek
ing a parole.
their feet," and make possible a sub
stantial Increase In freight and pas
senger rates, nmuel O. Dunn, editor
of the Hallway Age and advisor to the
association of railroad executives,
made thi statement to the - United
pies.
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RACIVR. Wis.. April 19. (A. P.)
Mrs. Amy Davis Winshlp. believed to
be the oldest college student In the
I'nlted States, yesterday celebrated her
0th birthday anniversary- '
MURDERER TRIED TO
SAX DIKflO, April 29. (lT. P.)
What Is believed to be a murder ofhe
most grneiiomc character, in which
the victim wa apparently lured to a
Two carloads of young r.Ik.i from
Hermiston drove to Xolin Sunday to
picnic.
-Miss Pertha McKeen has returned
home to tjH-nd the summer. She has
been teaching ut lone for the past
term.
A. C. Voelker, snper'n'.endent of tl-e
liormlston scnnols, has recentlv nur-
chased a Ford which wis reo-nt'v
owned by Mrs. C M. Jensen.
.Mrs. t laire p. Harti-r returned toi
her home in I;oardman, Monday, aft
er spending the week end with her
daughter. Mrs Neil ljleakney.
Mrs. Mary E. Howard of Corvallis. '
who spent a week visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. John Peavert, left
Tuesday for t-'tanfield to visit friends.
She will also visit her father. Mr.
Fraker, at Pendleton, for some time,
and then go on to Portland for a while
before returning to her home in Cor-
I vallis.
I -Mr. and Mrs. f! P. Ball of Af'iland,
Oregoh. are guests at the home of Dr.
land Mrs. F. P. Adaijis
1 A child conference will be held at
.the Hermiston Hotel. May 6-7, under
jthe direction of Mrs. Edith Van Dues
en. home demonstration agent. She
I will be assisted by Miss I-assie Ijine.
iXutrition srieciul tt from O. A. C. A
h0, CottouHixx!
ivsen you u-ik in ..mr..rt. so do stock- deserted house in b'pring alley, near number of able physicians have offer
ings, A package of Allen's Foot-Eae. here m the dead of night, shot toje.l their assistance Kach phvsician
iroe;n.'nTMn-,PTnlheao-bah': body buried in an at-j will have a separate room and one
lves you that "old shoe" comfort sad tempi to conceal me crime, i oeiog ; pnysiciah will do all tho examining of
tvv wear. Atn n nmi-t aie msses invest looted py tne coroner ana ine po- i one chilli. In this way the examina-
STn w'r .hi4 7- i .mn. Wi!! v,ct,m 8 a man about 3U. (tion will not be m tiresome on the
riumc 4S8 'hklnic iom Allen' Foot-tie in ( Tti body was saturated w.th oil aiui (child and any surg-estions piven the
cn Mioe in me nmrninir. ouiu cvci- iatwy rnaneu. Aiie nwin a uimhi- nioiner oy ine physician will oe Rtrict-
ly coniiuential. This conference is not
whre.
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Untlv well dressed. It is believed he
was killed by a shotgun. tine shot
i wa taken from the body.
1 SACK SPUDS, $1.501 SACK SUGAR, $9.501 SACK FLOUR, $2.00
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
Phone 880
209 E. Court St.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
COFFEE
1 pound Hills Red 40c
2 1-2 pounds $1-00
5 pounds .....$2.00
1 pound Hills Blue 30c
1 3 pounds 85c
5 pounds $1.40
SPECIAL
Eggs, strictly fresh, 1 dozen .20c
Flour, 49 lb. sack ......................$1.80
Sugar, pef sack $9.00
10 1-2 pounds for $1.00
14 pounds small White Beans $1.00
11 pounds Pink Beans ....$1.00
9 cans fine Pink Salmon $1.00
10 cans Hebe Milk ..$1.00
8 cans Canyon Milk .$1.00
7 cans Tomatoes ..!.......! $1.00
7 cans Corn $1.00
6 cans Peanut Butter $1.00
10 pounds Swift's Lard $2.25
5 pounds Swift's Lard $1.15
6 pounds Crisco $1.35
Karo Syrup, 1 gallon light i..95c
Karo Syrup, 1 gallon dark 90c
Liberty Bell, gallons $1.65
2 large loaves Bread 25c
3 small loaves Bread 25c
,5 small loaves Bread 25c
Com Meal, per sack 45c
Oats, per sack 55c
Graham Flout, per sack 50c
Farina, per ?;n k - 5Bc
Peaches, 2 large cans 45c
Apricots, 2 l'tige cans 45c
.1 bars Palmolive Soap -25c
A bars Cream Oil Soap 25c
10 bars Fela Naptha 95c
15 bars C. V.'. Soap - $1-00
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COLORADO GOVERNOR
SIGNS ANTI-JAP UW
j DKXVTCn April 29. (U. P.) A
bill aimed at excluding Orientals from
I holding real or personal property 4n
I Colorado, passed by the last general
asstribly, became a law today follow
ing the signature of (Governor Shoup.
Tim bill provides for the submission to
a vote of the people on a constitutional
nr..; nonient authorizing the legislature
t enact the taw prohibiting property
o r lug In Colorado by persons inelig
ible to citizenship.
la "baby show." Xo prizes will be of
fered and no scores will be published.
I .Mrs. Van Deusen and Miss Lane will
be prepared to answer questions and
J give suggestions on more careful
feeding of children.
I Born An eieht noonrl in
land Mrs, Xeil Bleakney of Butter
creek, at Hermiston.
Born Tuesday, April 26th. to Mr.
and Mrs. John Peavert of Irrigon, at
Hermiston, an eight pound boy.
All
AITE! REBEKAH LOOSE
(Hast Oregonian Special.)
ATHENA, April 29. The Athena
people who attended the institute at
Pendleton MonrUy of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Christian
church were Mrs. George lurking,
Mrs. W. K. Wall. Mrs. p. Scott Fisher,
Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Anne Taylor and
Rev. and Mrs. Kussell.
v Loll Hodgen was a Pendleton visitor
Monday.
Miss riossie Andrews spent the week
end In Echo at the home of her par
ents, Mrs. and Mrs. F. V. Andrews.
"Miss Mattie Coppock left Tuesdav
for Payette, Idaho, where she will visit
her Runt Mrs. Brandon.
Mrs. Bert Cartano and daughter
Edra were I'endleton visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. P.evella iJeuallen were
In the city from Adams Sunday.
Mrs. I.illa Kirk and Mrs. Fred Aross
Athena Itehekahs have been elected to
attend Grand Lodce. which is to be
beld at A!tanv in May.
Miss Marguerite Raymond is visiting
friends lit Pendteton.
Mr. and 'Mrs. . Kilgore are the
proud parents of a sou born Friday
April 22.
Miss Merle Hetdonrich spent the
week end in Milton.
Frank Rosrem was in the city from.
Pendleton Tuesday.
Rav Dudley of Pendleton spent the
week end In the city visiting relatives.
Paul and Francis I.lcunllen were in
the city from Adunis Sunday.
Miss T'elle Mclntyre was a Valla
Wnlla visitor Wednesday evening.
William Kice returned Monday from
Spntjapo.
D. C. McFadden made a business
trip to remffeicn Wednesdav. ;
"too late to classify
'VAXTKD Good cook nt Oregon
Cafe, Ilernilston, Apply at once.
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Assured Shoe
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KOEPPEN'S
PRESCRIPTIOxN
DRUG STORE
FOR SAI.K-0"
12x15, In good
47S-U.
Axniinlster rug
condition rhoue
A. C. Kocppen & Bros.
rtio Drag Store That Serves
Tou Host.
Style
Bevond
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Prices
Eni2)liasize
Economy
Brown Welt Oxfords, Cuban
Heel, 3.50
The illustration above does not do justice to
this attractive and serviceable oxford, fash
ioned from very fine satin kid of rich dark
brown color, Cuban heel, six eyelets makes
this a close fitting shoe round the ankle, sizes
2i2 to 9, AAA to C, pair $8.50
Brown Welt Oxfords, Louis
Heel, $3.50
Practically the same shoe as the one de
scribed above, but with high leather heel,
stitched imitation tip, sizes 3 to 8, AAA to C,
pair $8.50
Fine quality
black kid, very
similar to the il
lustration, suede
inlay . in throat,
one button strap,
high leather heel,
sizes '3 to
widths AAA to C,
pair $7.50
Satin Inlaid
Brown Pump
$6.90
The picture does not
show the cut out strap
nor the Siitin inlay In
this becoming shoe
very soft. fine dark
brown kid, two but
ton strap, turned sole,
high covered heel, sizes
3 1-2 to 7 1-2, widths
' - A A to O, pair. . . S0.9O
Oxfords for Growing; Girls, $3.49, $3.98
Here is a neat shoe for growing girls, com
bining good appearance and service with low
price, welt stitch extension sole, soft kid black
or brown, low leather heels, sizes 21 ' to 7, the
IIP
pair
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312 EETARTMEXT STQr.ES
$3.49, 53.98
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DR.C.U. DAY
Physician and Surgeon
Osteopath
Kooma II and 25 Smlth-Crawfori
Butldinc
Telaphona 0 Kea. ?4-B
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee !
Chronia and Nervous Dtease nt4
Disease of Women. X-Kay Klectrli
Therapeutics.
Temple Bids. Room 11
Pbons 41
Phone tlO-W P. O. Ho 851
Fhone
SOT
Hours
f a. m. to 5 p. m.
DR. OIBLVRT
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Modern Detitlstry
In All Branches.
MAGNETOS
GENERATORS
ELECTRIC STARTERS
Or sny part ot the electrle
system on your ear overhauled
and repaired. Satisfaction guar,
anteed.,
HAHRT H. GRAHAM,
Wlllard Berries Station.
Pendelton, Or.
Phone IS4. LETS CO!