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Rev. Gorrick Confessed to
. Cashing Coupons on Bonds
Stolen in Mail Robbery.
CHICAOO, May 13. (U. P.) Hcv.
Anthony Clorrlck conlHH(l to crmhlnK
coupons on bonds Htolon In the million
flollur Toledo mull robhery to puy Iho
debts of IiIh lit I If parish. Ills eon
fi'HHlon Implicated Wanda NurluitU.
Tlio tjlrl wiih immediately arrffctcil.
Sends Ati'iil to lUuikx.
CHICAGO, May 13.--U'. 1'.) H"V.
Anthony (iorrlcli, a priest of New Ohl
cniro, Jnil., near tinry. was urreHtcit
chanted with huvinic In- hid possession
1150,000 worth of Liberty bonds Htolen
In Toledo's million dollar mull rob
bery. Captnln l'ortcr, a postal Inspec
lur, bfilil the bonds were secreted In
Itev. (iorrlok'H coal shed, l'ortcr wild
(iorrlck wiih suspected when. It vvs
learned he hnd sent an iiKent to Chi
cago und Hury to cash the bond cou
pon. 1
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Don't Let Opportunity
Knock You Down
before jou nttempt to embrace It. Your money should he worth
no much to yourself as It Is to others. Therefore when you havo
on opportunity to Kot more for it nt this store you should take
ndvnnuse of the privilege. The Hce Hive l'rlres are usually nl.
way a trifle lower than elsewhere and ninny times the savlnsa
to be had here lire decidedly surprising The Ic Hivo cus
tomer are satisfied customers because they get their momVs
worth always. The same opportunity Is yours.
Ladies Hose at 32c pair.
Children's Hose, 29c pair.
SPECIALS
Terfectionette Hair
ncis, fully guaranteed,
at 10c each; ;$1.00 the
dozen.
PENDLETON
German-U. S.
, i
KLLIS J. DRESEL,
Following the Scnitfe's adoption of the Knox resolution of peace with
Germany, the name of Kills J. Dreset of Boston, now American commis
doner at Uerlin, Is mentioned as the next U. S. amlmnsador to Germany.
Philip Ilelnekcn, manaKlng- director o tha North German Lloyd, may be
Ormuny'a envoy to this country.
Tim prlenl Ih lo be iirruiKnod before
I'nltod Slates 'nniuiissloiier .Mason.
I lev. Clorrlck told the federal he lmd
been duped Into accepting the bonds,
I'orter wild. Klfly persons huve been
arrested lo dale for iillefed connection
with the mall theft, which occurred In
February.
WASHINGTON, May
Federal I'rohlbltlon
is. nr. p.)-
C'omniiHKioner
YOU don't have to use as
much of Calumet as you
do of most other Baking Powders.
Because it has more than the or
dinary leavening strength. You
save about half on its use.
You don't have to pay a big
price for Calumet It's soldat a mod
erate price. It always has been.
And that represents anothersaving.
You don't have to feel uncer
tain as to results. Bakings never fail
because Call o' never falls below
the proven standard of "Best by Test"
It possesses the highest quality
rver put into a Baking Powder. Con
. tains only such ingredients as have
been officially endorsed by United
States Food Authorities.,
For weeks, for months it keeps as
fresh and lull of strength as the day it
left the Calumet Factories, the World's
Largest, most Sanitary and Modern
Baking Powder plants.
Every spoonful of every can is the
same pure and dependable. Try it
A pound can of Calumet contains full
16 02. Some baking powders come in
12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be
sure you get a pound when you want it.
lllt.n TIIKY I. AST
Hocl Stationery, white and colored,
best ouulity linen. a box.
MANY A BMv Al tX)l NT
bns been stinted wiih the savings made
tradliiR at The Hco Hive. This Is real
,hnft-Sl,KXlIXn MONEY WHKIJK IT
nrvs TiiK m.t.
THE BEE HIVE
"MORE FOR LESS"
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN,
Envoys?
nilLIP HEINEKEM-
John Kramer Haid he Im Invextlgutlng 1
the reports that many of the big
American owned uHoenger nhliH hud
been operating burs outside the three
mile limit.
MS ONSIN JI.WK IS lt(Itlli:i
srU.lVAN. VViB., May 13. ff. P.)
Handits robbed the Htate llnnk of
Sullivan of from 1 311,000 to 140.000.
Calumet Cold Call
Reap
Yolks of 8 eggs, IX
cups oi granulated
sugar, 3 cup at
water, fjcup of but
ter, 2'4 cups pastry
flour. 3 level tea
spoons Calumet
of vanilla.
Then mix in regular
way.
PROFITS SLASHED
ON THESE
Tumblers, good qual
ity, clear glass, best
shapes, at 7c each.
Thin blown tumblers,
and sherbits, clear, best
of quality, at 29c each.
I'. ' -f
Flesh colored Braissierea, front and
back fasten, strong, durable and very
neat, at 39c each.
SPECIALS
Our Summer under
wear is selling at just
one-half price. Your
saving is immense.
OREGON
PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1021.
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Freedom of Trade is to be Al
lowed Only in Districts
Which Have Paid Taxes.
RIOA, Miy 1 ?.. (A. I'.) A decree
iHHUed by the Soviet government to
put Into effect the decision of the UhI
Soviet ConKrcHH jiermitH trade In mir
plUN foodKtuffH under certain rcmilc
tlotw, Kiiy a report here from Mon
ro w.
It provided that 144,000.000 biiHh
iu ..f thn ia aan aaa bnshelx of sraln
necenHarv for 'the feeding of the towns
and cities shall ho taken from the
farmers by levy; the remainder to he
purchased from them by Klvin them
in exchntiRe machinery, cloth, Iron and
other articles.
Freedom of trade Is to bo permitted
only In district which have paid their
taxes.
It will be necessary, it Is ail. to ob
tain the machinery for the farmers
from abroad, but the other commo
dities could be produced at home ex
cept for the breakdown of production
due to the lack of fuel and raw mater
ial. For the present the only produce
for exchange with the peasants is salt
and oil. Here attain, It Is pointed out,
thero Is a difficulty in the matter of
transportation although both wilt and
oil themselves are abundant.
All control and restrictions affecting
the transport of HUpplie are abolish
ed. Punishment Is provided, however,
for sellln? K"'iln without snvinic seed. .
The decree is regarded by the news,
paper 1'ravdn as a sorrowful necessity.
The Kovernme.it, It says, w;m compell
ed to Issue the order to Induce the
peasant to labor on their land. The
Russian farmer had threatened to
leave much of their holdinus uncul
tivated so there would be nothing to
confiscate.
N'EW YOUK. May 13. (Harold P.
Jacobs. I. P. Staff Correspondent.)
"Prohibition ha removed the Ameri
can safety valve, and the country will
blow up- within three years." Andre
Trldon. psychoanalyst, declared today.
Thi "explosion," Tridon explained,
would be signalized by the rush of
hundred of thousands of persons to
insane asylum and sanitariums.
"The greatest cause of insanity is
repression," Tridon said. "Every per
son Is endowed with the craving for
self-expression. This may take the
form of music, art, oratory or what
not. The American people, particular
ly the Anglo-Saxon elemwnt, have been
taught to repress these natural desires.
A drink or two enabled him to slougli
off their nutural reserve, and they
sans, or orated, or did what they most
longed for.
"People who did not seek an outlet
for these things through the temperate
use of alcohol, or the intemperate use
of drug, often became Insane and
their Insanity took the form of doing
to an extreme the thing they had re
pressed. "Now we have prohibition. Its strict
enforcement will buttle up these emo
tions and those who lack the strongest
of will power will he a prey to nervous
diseases, ertdlng in the saniterium or
the asylum.
"This country is like a huge boiler.
Kxcess steam escaped through the
safety valve of temperate drinking.
Xow the valve has been tied down.
Uke any other boiler, the result will
be an explosion."
Tridon emphasized that he is oppos
ed to excessive use of alcohol.
ESCAPED MAIL ROBBER
IS BEING SURROUNDED
IN CANYON BY POSSE
NAPA, Calif.. May 13. (A. P.)
Hoy Gardner, the mall robber, who
escaped from a train at INnrtland,
Oregon, on June seven, 1920, while
being taken to McNeils prison for a 25
years term, is surrounded by a posse
in a thickly wooded canyon near here.
Following his escape Gardner went to
Australia and recently returned here,
offering to give himself tip. The
sheriff refusued In a telephone con-
versation to grant any concessions and
Gardner disappeared with the posse
in pursuit.
In England
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America is depending on these three to bring bark the amateur golf
title fwm England They are Bobbv Jones lleftt. Chick Kvans (richtl and
Ftuik-is Ouiniei unseti They ar now uj iugUud ruiulj U Uks pK In
;Uit Uuuuiioutiip luatcbcs.
Lasting Love
i
is
Lois Wilson Is leading woman In
"The Lost Romance," Edward
Knoblock's play which proves love
needs change aai excitement to en
IICANIf
MANILA. May 13. Fifty American
teachers for the bureau of education
of the Philippine Island are needed for
the coming school year which begin
the first of next June and the depart
ment of public instruction has noti
fied Dr. W. W. Manpjurdt, superin
tendent of S'ilip'no pensionados those
who are at school in the United
Stales, to obtain the services of that
number as soon a possible.
Ur. Allegandro Albert, acting sec
retary of public instruction, said that
in order to attract American teachers
to the Philippines, the entrance salar
ies had been fixed at 2800 pesos a year
(approximately U400), 3000 pesos
(1500) and 3,400 pesos ($1700). This
li an iiiciease of approximately $300
a year over the salaries heretofore
paid American teachers.
The entrance salary of 2SO0 (ap
proximately JHi'U) is offered to those
who have had no experience in teach
ing; the 3000 pesos to tthose who have
a limned experience, and 34"0 pesos
salary will be paid those who have de
voted several years to educational
work.
"These figures should be sufficient
to attract Americans to the Philip
pines and even if these amounts arc
considered insufficient, the chance
that is given adventurous Americans
to come to the Philippine Islands and
the Far East, should be sufficient to
make teachers accept the offers." said
Dr. Allien. l"pon accepting the of
fers a contract for two years is to be
signed, and this period may be extend
ed, if so desired. Most of the teach
ers will be scattered over the islands
and will be asked to teach English."
FREIGHT ON PERISHABLE
FOOD STUFF FROM
COAST MAY BE REDUCED
YAKIMA, May 1 3. I". P.) Hopes
for the reduction of freight rates on
perishable fruits and vegetables from
the Pacific coast brightened with the
statement of 11. M. Adams, vice pres
ident of the Cnion Pacific, that "rail
roads fully appreciate the situation."
Adams testified before Henry J. Ford,
representative of the interstate com
inefce commission, admitting the
country couldn't prosper under the ad
vanced rates, but said the roads were
unable to meet operating costs. If la
bor Is reduced the roads will volun
tarily adjust the rates, he said.
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WOODLAND, Calif., May 13 (U.
P.) In a quarrel over what they
should have for a meal, Edna Green
house, the 1 H-year-ohl girl bride of
j John Oreenbouusc, 2.i years of age.
(accidentally shot and killed her hus-
'band.
for Golf Title
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KAI.T LM KCITV. May 1?. (A.
P.) I'lah s desire to advertise to tho
U'nrlft Ihi) Riieeil ntwl strength of her
' I
athlete led to the recent reorganiza
tion here of the l;itermouniin As.'o- j
elation of the Amateur Athletic I'nlon.
which has eharue of all amateur ath
letics In the state.
fireater athletic performances by
Utah men and boys are to be encour
aged by the association. All colb-Kes,
universities and club in tins section
are to be asked to Join.
As the Intermountaln association
also has Jurisdiction in Montana and
Idaho, athletes of these two su- are
to be encouraged in their --..rk, so
that the association meets will be, in
reality, f r the tri-stnte championships.
YOUNG GIRLS NEED CARE
Mothers! Watch Your Daughters' Health
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Tickets on sale on show day at Thompson. Dru Stora
At same price charged on .how ground,
PAGE NINE
"AIMMI KSJ MH.V OlT.Nf l
l.oXixiX. May n-(A. 1M What
Is described as an "Adainles Kden" I
nhoul to be opened here In the form of
a small park where Umdon working
Clrls may rest and mediate undisturb
ed by yomi nien.
The plan originated with the Metro
politan Public Garden AwMlatla
which I iweklnir to oblnln for the pur
pose four aren of wnste land near
Hyde Park.
XKATTI.i: TAKKH TWO
PHATTI.K, May IS. (A. P.) Seat
tle wen a doulileheader from Oakland
here yesterday taking the first Kama
by a score of r, to 1 and the second. If
t.i 9. The second was a hlttlr.K con
test with the p.alniets tftlin I hit
off of four Oakland pitcher while
the visitor got 1 1 safet'es. ,
The post office department I sup
plying Its employe with sawed-nff
shotKun similar to those used by Am
erican troops In beatlni; back Oerman
trench raiders In France and which
brought a protest from Perlln. Ths
war itepartment ha shipped then
gun as well a . caliber revolver to
nil post office handling valuable mall.
Happiness
ort I From the
time firi
reaches the age of twelve
until womanhood is estab
lished she needs all the care
the thoughtful mother can
jrive. '
The condition that the
girl is then passing through
is so critical and may have
such far-reaching effect
upon her future happiness
and health that it if almost
criminal for a mother or
guardian to withhold coun
sel or advice.
Many a woman has suf
fered years of prolonged
pain and misery through
having been the victim of
thoughtlessness or igno
rance on the part of those
w bo should have guided her
through the dangers and
difficulties that beset this
period.
Mothers should teach their
girls what danger comet
from standing around with
cold or wet feet, from lifting
heavy articles, and from
overworking. Do not let
her overstudy. If she com
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