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-V ty. r V ' ' f f v 11- e - pACf mt TEN PAGES , DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OUEGOlT, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1021. Safe 'WW- fcrQCITS&QALIDS if ASK FOR People Here and There Tlobert B. Taylor, of I.oiik Beach, Cullf., who Ih a recent unlverally grud tiute; Is hers oi Iho amest of Kov. (I. 1.. Clark. He apent hlii vacation her laHt auinmer, and Eaatorn Oregon muds audi a pleiiflinR Impreaalon on him that he , haa returned with the Idea of locating her permanently. , Jay Conleya prominent farmer of t'nion county, wan In rontlleton yea terday enroiite homo after a few duye bualtieaa trip to Walla, Wulla. C. 3. ForboH, for mahy yearn located In La Grande, but who recently mov. d iila family to The Uiillra, I a bual nesa vlltor In Pendleton toiluy. MaHter Hubert McCrary, who haa been vlaltlDK' with relatives In I'endlc- ton durliiK the piiat week, liua return ed to hla homo In 1a Grande. history It will be nlmoat an biff na In 1917," mild Thomaa Thompauti of l'en dleloii, who la reirtatered at the Import laL "Unleaa eomethjng happena, l( will be a rcat crop, nlthniiKh there i lmi't much hope of It bolng f 2 a bosh, el." Mr. Thompaoh la ail extenalve nneni grower ana ia in me oaniwng liualneaa aa well at Pendleton. Like wine he la mentioned u the prolaiole appointee for poatmaater In that town. Orcgonlah. ; Lloyd Miltiio arrived home lb In morning from Kugene where he hat been a atudent at the Unlverally of Oregon. Ho will apend the aunimi-r at the home of hla parenta, Mr. and Mm, Kenneth tft-Rae of 623 Garfield., Mr. Mcltne In a member of tlio Sigma .Nu TraternJty. Muni or Floyd Wll llama, of La Vern nullify arrived In thla morning from Kugene Pendleton where he Grande, la the guoat of hla . grand- haa been a atudent at the Lillvemlty of mother, Mia. llattlo McCrary. Oregon. He will apend tho aummer , with hla parenta, Mr. and Mra. E. A. The proHperta Indicate that we hall Dudley at Athena. Mr. Dudley la a nave the second largeat wheat crop In member of Sigma Xu fraternity llfnlor'K 1'MiiK- AppiiilMNl. According to the report of tlio ap praUera In the catato of John Vucher, aged ahcephcider, und native of Kranoe who recently died near 1'llot Itoek, the1 property left by the man la worth approximately $22.0(10. Tllorlick's 0" art i l ine ungual Atom! Imitation lad Sobrtitutea. Po,Inf,.nt..tn.l(1HaflJOrwtntCMlrMi l"0''! ManU-d for (n-SopHirt. i Deputy S heriff Wea Speara will leave thla evening for Cook county to get Jamea ('. Templetoh who la held there on a request from thla rounty. N'on-Htipport la the charge that haa been brought agalnat Templet on by hla wife, a resident of Kcho. Clean Cool Sanitary Always "If TABLE Phone SUPPLY 187 739 Main Street Pendleton CHAS. D. J)ESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR Proprietors Another Ktlll Kct'tiretf. Armed with a warrant iaaucd from the county court. Deputy Sheriffs K. 13. F. Kldgway und Wea Hpeara, and Kpccial Officer Dickson today made a raid of the Heydcn Alderman place at Illuc Mountain. A Ktlll with a com plete manufacturing outfit waa found at the place, together with about 50 gallons of mash. Alderman .waa ar raigned before Judge 1. M. Bchannep thla afternoon. Charged With rarrx-jljr. ' Curley Jordan la being held by the aherlff'a office on a charge of having atolen good on the reservation here. He will be turned over to federal of ficcra at I'ortland within a few days. The apeclflc charge ia that Jordan took about (300 worth of Indian blanketa from Julia KHz Qi-raM. Ar rest of the man waa made iast night by Deputy Sheriff Itldgwuy. Woman Keeks Divorce. Abandonment, failure to auppbrt her and ciuelty are some of the chargea made by Gladys McHution against William T. Mcllatton In her suit for a divorce filel today by Haley, Haley & fttelwer and H. J. Warner. The collide were married In April, 1919, at Portland, It Is said. The de fendant la now a resident of Pueblo, Colo. Tho woman asks restoration of her maiden name. Jl PayCash Receive More Pay Less Despain&Lee CashGrocery 209 E. Court Phone 880 1 i Save for the Future The cents of today will make the dollars of tomor row. - Particularly is this true right now. The dol lar doesn't buy the amount it used to, it has depreci ated in value considerably. So now of all times it behooves you to trade where your dollar has the most power. You will like our cash prices more and more with each purchase. Despain&Lee CashGrocery 209 E. Court , Phone 880 IN J) If Vou Can Live on $20 a Week, You Can on $17.50 , Save the $2.50 each wek and start paying for a share of our Preferred Stock. From the moment Jol begir. ?you Hccdmc FREE INDEPENDENT SELF-RELYING. True'' the saving of this small amount is not so im portant, BUT you will' have taken the first step to form the HABIT of economy. T If it once becomes fixed, YOU ARE BOUND TO SUC CEED. , ., Start today. If you1 wish more details, any of our em ployes will gladly tell you about ,our stock, how it give? you an income of 7 per cent and how you can buy a share for $10 down and $10 a month. ' Pacific Power & Light Co. . A IKISIIlCga Which of Nts!ty Is Permanent -'Fill This Out NOW; Malit TODAY PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY, Investment. Dept. Gaseb' Bidg., Portluhd; Oregon. Send nu- (1) 8-pagc 'illustrated booklet, "The Story of an Opportunity at Ho;no," (2) Information about your Preferred Stock, (3) Details of Easy Payment P..m, (4) How to Judge an Investment. Name Address The flislit upward trend In the wheat prlcea yesterday waa counter acted today when the Chicago Grain Market quoted the cloatnff price for July wheat at $1.28 1-2 and for Sep tember wheat Jl.JS 1-2. yesterday July wheat cloxed at 11.31 1-4 and September wheat at f l.?4 1-3. Following are the quotations reeclv. cd by Ovcrbeck &' Cooke, local bro kera: Wheat Open High Low Oloae July 1.33i 11.33 $1.27 11.28 Sept. 1.26V4 1.26 -T4' 1.23 1.24 Corn July .65 4 .65 .624 .63t, Sept. .66 .66 ',i .63 .64 Oats July .39 Vi .39 H .37 .38 V, Sept. .40 .41 .39 Vi .39- Hc July Sept, i 1.24 M 1.11 1.21 1.08 BOYSAND GIRLSOF Total is 347 From Eighth Grade With 186 Girls, 161 Boys; Teachers Better Trained. A tot nl (if 34" pupils of the elRhlli grade In Umatilla county have won the rlRht to diplomas for graduation from Ihe common achoola of the county, a Htudy of the fiffures that have been made by the superintendent of schools shows. Of this number 186 are g-is and 161 are boys, a difference of 25 In the girls' favor. Tho examinations were held In May and June, and the percentage of appli cants passing tho test has been higher this year than ever before The good .shmvlng made, by tho students is attri buted to the belter preparation of the teachers for their work, and to the. fart that the school sesslona In many cases have been 10 months long this year. Following is the list of pupils who have passed the examinations: Pilot Hock Kmily Stubhlctlcld. Milton Harold Stiller, llryan Moore. Freewuter Frank William, Ethel Warf. Echo" Mary Snyder, Irene Williams, Frances Hills, Haael Sloan, Clarence Hardin. Ituby Johnson, Gordon Staats, Violet Henderson. Umatilla Ada Urownell. Hoy Sut tun, Clydo Sutton, Joo Dobler, Clark I'ark. Walla Walla Pauline Xack. Westland Garold Shipley, Colum bus Itheu. Milton .iHmes Smith, Uosc McCon nell. Christina McKwen. F'reowatiT Cloll HleuUney, Muriel Voumf, Sadie McKlrath. Klton l'ar nnni, Clifford Goodman, Pansy Frank Hit. Uiwrence Halteaore, I.illlo Slebold, Kenneth McKlrath, Uoy Hetndon, Km- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKD Man lo help milk and do other work 'on milk ranch between Kcho and Stnnflcld. I'hnna 414. FOU PAI.K A No. I Cornet bargain Apply at Office, LunchHarry Jfi;Fa,rll)i4 lly Cumpbell, Marcella Rogera. Weston Marie Foster. Hi-nnlston Jamea Morrison, Keta Ijiuderinllk, Pauline Voelker, Fred Green, JCiirl Menael, Ruth Woughter, Edythe lteevea, Ralph Ixmghorn, Dun. uld Parsona. John Walaon, Fern WIN wm. Opal Spinner, Mabel Brown, Hel en Pehuuldcr, Kffle Goodwin, Jleleri Upham. , Hermlston Puul Sharpenburger, Ivon Relnlkka, Gwcndolin IUarrc, Ignore Iycr, Frank fcwayzc, Gertrude HeUse, Lee Christian, Clarence Hush man, Vernon Waterman, Donald Shot well.' Klslc Parker. Karl Carson, Bcu- lh Shutter, Cliarlea lJergman. Pendleton' Wilkes Wlrth, Karl Rinehart, Rew Shirley, Allen Hoyden, Kdltha Harthel, Jessie Bryson, Mar garet Uluhm, William Cruikshank, j Kdna Cook, Dorothea Dodge, Truman Gadwa, Joseph Holaday, Htlcn Hoshl no, Irene Hartsell, Charlea laaae, Rob- ert Johnson, Gordon Keane, Thomas Montgomerj', Xacy Mead, Albert lie- Cormmack, Lola McCook, Mary Mor. and, Alxora Nelson. ' Athena RInnche Gerklng. Weston Grant Key, Fred Haaa, lister Hodgson, P.ojiert Eagleton. Josephenc Cowen, Clara Engcmann. Milton Alleen Rude, Afton Mcln tyre. Freewater Fred Ulbright. Pendleton Arthur I.orenien. Pendleton Star J Route Michael McKern. , Xolln Eunice' Herr ; Joe Pupula, liarold T. Weltzln. Athena Walthle' Ilaynie, Eather Countnr, Loralne Srhitk, Velton Read, Fv Pamhurn, Rlanchd Johnson, Ion- aid Johnston, Reeve RettH, Kathcrinc Mdntvre, Ruth Hutt. Milton Diantha Cardell, , J-elch Prlce. Jesse Tobin, Mat Carneye, Cbes- tert Hennlngor, I hlia Williams. Rtella Torgenson, AVilliam Scifke, Wlllard Young. Edwin Troyer. Alice Arms. William Guy Rhlpp. Gladys Leibrand, lerett Wormington, Grace Norman. Frances Hodgen, Mhrgaret McCabe, Rex Wilson, Charlotte 8. Norman. Mildred Alllby. Jessie Putnam, Anna Marie Steward, Lcnnle Hollifield, Ma bel Harris. Martha Harris, Ena Irons, Madora McCutcheon, Falrlee McEwcn, Gertie Crossler. Freewater Vina Curl, Eva Louhe Porter, Geraldlne Hill, Augustine Hcl llma, Vertol Chasei; Maxwell New some, Norman Luckenblll. Ricth Clarence Snyder, Fay Clark, Laura Hlllman. Milton Elizabeth Huntley, Maudic Diggins, Thelma Diggins. Guilnrd 11. Lough., Pilot Rock Roy Baker, Ruth Mill chine. Weston Ellen I- Montgomery,, Dorothy Tweedy, Walter Baddcltey, Francis L. Wa Id en. Wayne Compton. Pendleton Mildred Mason. Helix Emmett Kerley, Mabel Davidson, George Zeuske, Cassie Mc Alavy, Zelma Flock. Stanfield Bruce Baker, Mansfield Smith Ruth Sever-, 'ee, Herniee Lund. Kldon Sloah. Ole'hii Gabble. K.'ssic Richards, Neva Wolverlon, Laurence Hanp.v. Vertna Marahall. Milton Mildred Huber, Elsie Gar red. Pilot Rock - Georgia Guderian, Henry Campbell. Freewater Darrel Hodgcn, Blory Alexander. Albee Dennie Howard, Fa)' Dick, Ralph Dern. Uklah Ruth Moore, Nellie Ander son. Umaplne Spencer Cpplen, Lucy R. Kirk, Edna Wehtje, Ernest Rombo. Pendleton Ester Aleene Johnson, Elna Vera Terney. Adams Myrtle Mar Corley, Lee' Crawford. Mcacham Leonard Ferguson, Ver non Barker. Milton Philip Giblmns, Pilot Rock Mllo Adklnsnn. Duncan Annio Mclaughlin, Mar giiret MiLatighlln. Gibbon Genevieve Ronifer. Milton Frank Williams, Lonnie Greer. Hcrmiston l.con Norquist. Wllnia Waug.inian, Lawrence Ileinl. Adams Lucy Rodin, Elsie Farrow. Pilot Rock Loraino Miller. Pendleton Minn English, Jon llerry, Guilford Wilson. Maxwell Man ning, Edna Enbusk, Mary Francis. l'liiapine Chrislcnn Towson. St. Jisephs Academy, Pendleton Edna llarbert. Iorrainc Brachcr, El len M. McGoriglc. Elma B. Whitted, Madellno Dillon, Oylene Fitspatrlek. Marie Butler, Ellen K. Dyer, George M. Hicklan. Mildred 1. Stickler. Grace C. Tillsom, Verona S. Uucsko, Suson E. Doherty, Lownn F. Hcndrlcksen, Vel Mit G. Hcndrlcksen. Pilot Rode Emily Stubbleflcld. Weston Bertha Slarmir, Murl May-nnrd. Pilot Rock Daphne smith. Ray mond Orange, Walter R Jones, AVil ber Jones, Thelma Wilson, Hmn Bus sel, Laura Ruguln, Lester Everett Done. Freewater Wesley Kllphnrdt. Bchi) Rollnnd Nelson, Gristave Gravclle, Joseph Jcrfcrson. Umatilla Barry Cutler Park, Earl S. cherry. .Milton Grace Sums. Froewutcr Morton Hanson. Carl Jones, Ruth Phillips, Truman Whar ton. ! Pendleton JcsSo Main. Hermlston Iver Relnlkka. Pendleton Wilma, Arteburn, Clay ton Bickerdlke, Floria Case, Edward Davis, Louis Frankum. Alice Glllaspy. Forest Hnrrah, Ijiwrence Harwood. Ray Mathcny. Ralph Mlnnls, Robert Peacock. Jack DHnd Shall, ElUsabeth Shiipson, tU villo Swanson, David Tem ple, Elmer Warnstrom, Loren Booth, Margaret Adams, Miles Arnold, Irene Boyd, Geneva Pay. Charlene Endlcott, Thelma Keone, Ruth Ixiltchftcld, Rap hael Raymond, Turlssa Thompson. Violet Tobln. Evelyn Snyder. Clifford Cbristensen, Marion Phyllis Graham, Frieda Pahl. John Kay, Anna Koesch, Florence Jlolstrom. Elmer Steel, Wen dell McMasters, Wilson McNary, Wll nia Wade, Agnes Dwyer Belvall. Hope lnlow, Marlon irolsington. Winifred j riiirk. r.llxa'inefh Ftrsriis. Thdoro V. I ! Kacscmeyer. Georgia Shlll Fruiul.) (.reiillck. Mildred Wyrl.k. j ' Pilot pork.- Plhl) Hascalli .' Milton Wealey Wllbcr. Freewater Vernon J. Simmons, Thomaa Manfleld, Anna Per1 Mark ham, Jack Dernory, Edna Kaser, Wal ter J. McOrew. Sophia Cowart, Goldie Barnes, ' Manford Brltton, Ivan Dun lap, Avle Davis, Harold Dakin. Pilot Rock Olive R. Spragiie. Rlcth--Matide Parka. Pilot Rock Everett J. Hawks. Stanfield Qucntln Rltehcy, Veld.i V, Coffman, Estclla Kennlson, Ahna Arnduff. Milton Evelyn Hopkins, Elsie Trl bou, Reta Evelyn Dixon. Pcndldton William Thomas Simon ton. Umaplne Christine Wisenor. Meacham Emery Ferguson, Wil liam Robs. Milton Howard Koon. Owen Nix on. line Grove Mildred Fletcher. Hermlston Bclbo Calahan, V. Le roy Bennett, Virginia E. Rodda. Pilot Rock Lloyd Allen, Mabel Chandler. ; Pendleton Agnea I Maarr, Ellen M. Oonlglc, Theresa E. Bergevin. Iff Jt'i,m' H. ilk . ! i 'Av rm HER CHEST OFSII VER ' t.iu-b article It cm'f.via la 'ft tr asuered gift, r.cii in uaefulneaa and aentlment, to be treaaured through the years to come, keeping fresh the memo rlea of her happy wedding time, HI I, V MI TRE tiltT THAT I.1HTS Our showing of correct silver la moat complete in sterling anil Shef field. A wider choice of pattern la offered than la usually shown, und at prlcea that merit the approval of the most discriminating. C If N 3) -deujelery Tlie Larxest Diamond Dcaleri In Eastern Ort-gnn ' Solving Ypiis Tire Problem- This will be an easy matter if you will let us help you. It really is simple too, if you select the right tire at the right price, j - The tire market may be a little up set just now, but you can make no mistake in buying ymmmmtHtUmmmm mini liiaiwtlrifa vgiajj TIRES With the recent liberal reduction in prices, and the splendid quality and EXTRA SERVICE of these tires, your tire problem is'jsolved in a most economic and satis fy ptory manner. Rugged, Cord and Traffik tx tads in all standard sizes. : Ask us about the new low prices'. OPEN SUNDAYS and EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P.M. GAS OILS ACCESSORIES. SERVICE CAR AT ALL HOURS , Our SeiTice Car is equipped with a crane for handling automo biles with broken wheels, Spindles, or in any other wrecked condition. We Specialize in Repairing Buick Hupmobile AND Steph ens AUTOMOBILES. Our long EXPERIENCE and EQUIPMENT enables us to give you a job that will be satisfactory in every way. Newsome & dimming For Good Automobile Repairing Day and Night Phone 7S0 Courtesy 701 W. ALTA ST. 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