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PACE mt TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLEtON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1821. I People Here and There . C. W. I'utiliis, I'llot ltock bunker, wan hero toduy on a IjuhIiichh mission. Hubert Smith, Lnwrencp Woodworth and Ned Ktruhorn have returned from the I'ni viTMlty of Oregon , and will upend the summer vacation ut their home. t.inuii lllce him gone to I'oi-uuml find Niilcin. Will It In the enpltul city ho will confer with tho members of the soldiers' iild commission of which ho hiiM been designated a member rep resenting the ex-scrvlce men. J. P. Walker, clerk of W. O. W., has returned from l'ortland where he in tended Koso Festival and the ellate Pi oneer Reunion. Ho motored down with Mr. and Mm. J. P. Drown of Wal ln Wulla hut returned on tho truln. He visited otfter Willamette valley points. During -his stay .'n l'ortland he wan a gueat ut tlin home of his nlcee, Mrs. Kugfne Me.Mullen of Hone City Park. He stopped i ft Krlduy lit The Dalles and Visited two or three days with his two ncphewH who farm out from The Dalle. NEWS OF THE COUNTY I OFFiCES AND OFFICERS To Itepalr Iliiildlng An application to make repairs on a hulldhiK on Willow street has been made at tho office of the city record er by Annla (1. Ireland. The estimated cost of the work la $160. nunnion. jj0 pain tno nn. He iron recently caught by members of th sheriff force In a rnld. Nun on Note. Judgment for It. 723.95 1m sought In a suit that has been Instituted In c r- eult court by the Pacific Grain Co. against H. CI. and It. L. Custeel. The lilalntlft claims that the amount Is due on a promissory note, 1'etcrson, Blsh- op and Clark are the attorneys for the plaintiff. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MAX with 4 yenr exporlenre wants work on caterpillar and wife wants work us rook. Phono I N 2. Milton. County Clerk Returns. II T. Uruwn, county clerk, and Mrs. Brown have returned from Portland where they have been or a week on a vacation. The weather la cooler at Portland than here, according to Mr. Ilrown. Vur-r ;(.,. ,lrn-. The following licenses to wed have been grunted at the office of the conn ty clerk: James Hlnkle Dunlap, con tractor, and Iva Ellen Johnson, both of Pendleton; James T. Iloblnson merchant of Hunnysldo, Wash., und Mary W. Robinson of Pendleton; to Hiram Khertnan Mitchell, u newspaper mini of Ferndalc, Wash., and Martha Claire Haley of Pendleton. Putins Is Completed The stretch of roud between Pendle ton and Walla Walla north of Weston which has been closed during the past ten weeks on account of paving con struction has been thrown open to traffic following competition of the work. The road was traversed for the first time Sunday. 8lx mile was In cluded In the stretch which has been finished. The entire roud between Pendleton and Wulla Walla Is now paved. I lni-d 2.10 Ity .Indue Hayden Alderman, a resident of the Athena district, was fined $2!0 this morning by Judge I. M. Kchannen when ho plended guilty to a charge o( having Intoxicating liouor In his pos. Cherries for Canning Royal Anns Bings . . 8 l-2c per lb. 17 l-2cperlb. "THE TABLE Phone SUPPLY 187 739 Main Street CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. Proprietor Pendleton W. GOODYEAR Hogrrt Case Continued The ease of William Ilogert and Jimmy Madden, the first charged with maintaining a place as a public nuis ance, and the later with possessing in toxicating liquor, were continued this morning ahen they were culled for trlul before Judge I. M. Schannep. Tha continuance was token to enable coun sel to secure copies of a recent decision covering such conditions made by the supreme court. Doth men are under bond of $250. TAD'STID BITS (By I. N. H.) 1 ARCADE TUESDAY, 21 WEDNESDAY, 22 ' IUnuf M AValB t -lirV r A HUGH .FORD m feu rh: t"a sr'-a ia cits aui a-' im -iw x. i H IB ARTHUR BOpRC;HErtt; i IxH-UHt Illll iruw IturiM , Another fire that was. confined to grass was extinguished last night by the- fire department of Locust hill. The blaze had Its origin by intent, resi dents deciding to burn off the hill. Danger to property Is likely to follow such practices. Chief Hlngold declares, end he says that no fires should be made, especially during the evening hours, fparks from the Male ran easily be carried to the roof of a house which Is likely to smoulder for hours before being discovered, according to the chief. Conl Thief P.licd. Charles Uifferiy. resident of Slan field, was found guilty of stealing coal from the O. W. It. X. in his trial this morning before Justice Joe H. Parke. and on account of the dependency of his family, he was shown leniency by the court. A fine of $2 was assessed to him. The coal wus stolen in April. The case was worked up by Thomas- F. Itosney of Stanfield and O. A. Bushee. special agents for the . railroad com pany. Lafferty served time last fall after running amuck In Stanfield . WASHIXUTO.V, June 21. (A. P.) Waller F. Dillingham, headln ; the delegation from the Hawaiian legisla ture, told the house 'immigration com mittee today that Industrial and polltl- al control of the Islands would soon pass to the Japanese unless the present agricultural labor shortage was reliev ed. The emergency demanded Imme diate action, he said, and urged the lifting of Immigration restrictions -on alien labor. CiOVlCUX MKXT (iKTS (Continued from page 1.) 1 local Is tHd Talc. The Cape Halteras ship mystery re calls the strange case of the Mary Ce leste. In 1870 two sailing vessels were discovered in mid-ocean, all sails set. : the captain's table set for dinner, cards j strewn on tho tables in the crews' Kiuarters. and tho captain's sons toys ! lay scattered about the cabin. What became of those on board has never been explained. S0?!yI Oh! You Sweet Thin gs Babies Galore . Comedy 'EAT A BITE OF PIE" Adultf , 35c Children, 10c FKIiKltAL FA KM WA.HlXi;TO. June 21. (I, X. 8.) A bill providing for a loan of 2fl, Ouh.OUU by the treasury to the federal farm loan board for loans to farmers has been Introduced in the senate by Hiirris. The bill directs that no fed eral bank shall loan at higher than 6 per cent, ' BRIDE IS HONORED. Mrs. Clarke Dunlap, a bride of the week, was honor Kuest at a linen show er on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Mary Marshall, Decorations of pink and white were used. Ill tho serving of refreshments tho hostess was as sisted by Mrs. James Pearson and Mrs. Raymond Hicks. M KETINO AT Tl'TrilJ,A. Members of the Presbyterian Mis. sionary Society will hold all all-day meeting tomorrow at Tutuillu Mission. Cur owners aro being asked to ho at the church at 10 a. m.. So that trans portation may bo provided. Tho part will leave the church at 10 o'clock. N. -F W. TO MKKT The neighbors of Woodcraft will meet this evening at 8 p. in. In KhrIc Woodman Hall. A report of tho meet in;; of tho district circle held recently in Condon will be given. LKA VI-; FOR IDAHO ' Mrs. F. Windsor and throe children returned to their home in Rexburg. Idaho, la-tt evening after spending the winter wilh Mrs. Windsor's parents Mr, and Mrs. purl Itownmn. IJTTl.i: SON HORN. Mr. and .Mrs. Lambert Konnucn are the parents of u nine pound lion horn lost night ut the home of Mrs, l.ulu Ci. Smith. I.F.AVPS FOR W.U.. WAI.I.A. Mir, Kdnu Sttirlivnt (.f today fol Walla vVallu. She will i.l urn li.in.u It doesn't seem so very long ago tha we sat by the ringside In the hot su at Reno to watch Jim Jeffries nn Jack Johnson fight It out for the bl honor, That was on 3uly 4, 1SU0. The grin rcupcr has taken a heavy toll from th world of sports ainco that time, how ever. That hot day ut Reno wo saw man a face that will be missing at Jerse; City on July 2. ' Among those who have passed awa are "Rig Tim" Hulllvan. the stakeliold cr: Hilly Jordan, the announcer; I!lll Dcloney. who was Johnson's chle handler; Nat Goodwin, Bob Vernon Frank cioteh. Tom Corbett, 'Eddii Smith, Mike Murphy, the great train er; four great writers, V. W. .Naugli ton, H. E. Keough (Hek), Jack Lon dor. and C. 10. Van Loan; three ex champions. John L Sullivan, Hob Fltz Simmons and Stanley Ketchel. Before the battle, the movie mei lined up a big bunch of sporting celeb ritlcB In the ring" for a pose. In tha line-up were men who were or ha been champions In their respeetlvi classes. Tommy Hums alone survive: the line-up. There will be another bumh o humps and ex-chumps In the ring a Jersey City, but we doubt if this bund will compare in iolnt of popularlt; with the posers who stood at Reno. It's Unc Tiling or Another. After Jess W'lllurd wus toppled a Toledo by Jack Dempsey. some wist sporting men said that Willard's lac! of road work was the real cause for liii flop. They declared that no fightet "could be right without the merry tripi along the dusty highway. At Reno, after Jeff was dropped, W( asked Bob Fitzsimmons what h thought was the trouble with Jeff. Hob leaned his big elbows ion the bai at the Golden Hotel and said. "Jeff left all his fight on the road. "He ran to The ability of the winner is rarel taken into consideration, much." Tlie Um Angrlra Ftelit Sim-fad. Spike Robinson, who Is secretary tr Doc Schwab, writes us and says that the Doc's special to the fight will be i lit. The throw-away card with the aC rcudi as follows; SPECIAL, FIGHT TRAIN. Round Trip Tickets, 4 10.00. Includes railroad fares, sleepers maals, five days- hotel lodgings in New York City and ringside seat. Train leaves Los Angeles via Santa Fe Sunday. June St. Back to Los An geles Saturday, July 9. The Inquiring KrWrtrp. George Tritt, the foreign corre spondent of the Margate City Free Lanco was a visitor at Carp's Joint yesterday. While in the dining room of the little cottage he piped a picture of Georges and Jim Corbett standing side by side. "I know this fellow with Carp." said Tritt, pointing to Corbett. He Is a ham actor." Some one said It was Jim Corbett. the fighter. "He was a fighter, eh?" said Tritt with surprise. "Is that so? " He was heavyweight champion of the world," said Willie Lewis. Is that so?" piped Tritt, with his gap wide open. Yes, he licked the great John L. Sullivan," added Lewis. "Is that so?" chirped Tritt again. Half an hour later he was at the telegraph station at Great Neck. Rush this to the Margate City Free Lance." said Tritt to Sam Mason, the operator, as he handed him the big story of the day. Eddie (ir.iney licks Dcmpsry. Eddie Graney. the Frisco black- Not a: Blemish mirt the ecrfcet apwisim f key complexion. Permanent and temporary Icis troubles arertfecttelr concealed. Reduces urmarm-al cator and corrects greasy skim. Hif My antbecSJc Smd lit. lor Trial Sim lITaP- T. HOPKINS SON. Hew York PASTIME TUESDAY, 21 WEDNESDAY, 22 THE LOST CITY of the African Jungle. The Great Wild Animal Picture RUTH ROLAND IN RUTH OF THE ROCKIES COMEDY THE COUNTY FAIR Adults 20c Children 5c PAINS in SIDE AND BACK Caused by Woman III and Cured by Lydia ELPinkham's Vegetable Compound ' Grafton, Pa." I wan troubled with Dflammatiot) and pain in my (idea and back. After doctor ing with different doctor and not get ting relief, I had al most given up hopes when my sister told ineof Lvdia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, and knowing that she had realty been helped or it, 1 purchased it. I was unable to do my work at that time. wt after taking several bottles of the Vegetable Compound I can now do any thing about the house or farm that woman should do. I have a four months Id baby that is the healthiest and big test baby for his age that I have ever leen. I am willing for my letter to be ised for a testimonial to tell other suf rering women how much your medicine as done lor me. as 1 ewe Lyaia Ka. '"lnkham's Vegetable Compound all tha iraise. "-Mrs. BlmbL. FlSHEB.R.D.1, lox 87,. Grafton, Pa Working early and laty lifting, arrying, and rhe heaviest of houshold tltws- - is it any wonder that it results in wckarhe end kindred ills. But every voman who anfrers as Mrs. risherdid I nniilji titvirif Kw Liu HwuflM mnn ' iv f,vHia K FinkharoV Vegetable omprmpr) a fair trial. J MX, 1 I i. !a r... j . -r jf" ' ' m it The Hostess WE GUARANTEE WITHOUT TIME LIMIT Here is a new pattern of the famous Wallace silver plated ware. Guaranteed against time, yet sold at prices that are most modest. Our window gives a representative show ing of this beautiful silver. Notice the soft platinum finish effect the dignity of its design the new bowls of its serving spoons and ladles. We will gladly tell you all about it and give you the complete price list. Teaspoons the set $3.25 - -cJeujelety The Largest Diamond Dealers In Kanera iminn r imlth, who has refereed any number f big fifrhtri, among them aome In hich Pempxey hlnmelf participated j hfnks that Jack will win with ease! vcr Carpentler. Eddie In a (rood Judge of boxers. Hen van a boxer himself in the older day. nd was the tryout man for the old ! "allfornla Athletic Club. I It was ICddle. who took botli Youngl Sriffo and Hob Fitzsimmons Into a rlvate room and cave them tcouU efore they were matched by that ex- lusive club. He has never forgotten hose tryouts. In the coming fight, Graney says, ack has every physical advantage iver Georges and should nose him out. idds that Carpeutier. who h.is been ightlng fifteen years, can't have Im- iroved much. . To soothe the Harvard undergrad- mte who Is nervous over the ap- roarhlng examinutions, music In ten- mlniite doses is to be provided each norning in the university chapel. The holrmaster has made the announce ment that a program of light classical "elections Is to be offered. PayCash Receive More Paj Lew Despain &Lee Cash Grocery 209 E. Court ; Phone 880 ItlJSTAlllAXT MAN COfLDXT KAT ! HLS OWX IWD I "It's pretty tough for a restaurant j man to have stomach trouble. aiy( customers were always telling me I ! ought to eat in a good restaurant. The I fact was I couldn t eat a thing that didn't bloat me up and no medicine or doctors helped me. I tried everything recommended and at last Mayr's Won derful Remedy, and I assure you 1 didn't have to look any farther. Since taking it I have been a well man." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays the Inflam mation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailment". Including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Drug gists everywhere. Eagle Brand Milk dstf Despain&Lee Cash Grocery 9 v. rvmrt Phone 880 n QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian Printing Department. A1LTA , TUESDAY, 21 WEDNTSDAY, 22 mm ft wiiVv. v rf i "ft ( r" It . , sS0 NORMA TALMADGE ' As the Spanish Lc.uty, for whose smile men fought, in Jacinto Bernanente1. vivid play. j The Passion Flower A DAY WITH JACK DEMPSEY Slmwin" the world's champion in action for his coming fight AdulU, 35c Children, 10c : vt all Irow,