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People Here and There
Kdward Nelll,' u prominent sheep
man of Kcho, wait u Pendleton visitor
today.
i Mia. Maud Klchmond has returned
I snimncrcdcin Wfi 5
I comfjrtafe iSJ r
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
(b ALII , frm A,
lo Pendleton after several months
spent In Kpokune. Hliu has accepted
her uld position at the Domestic luun
dry.
Mm. J. K. KUIns In expected to re
turn (-liner thin evening or In the
mornlnt,' from Neattle where she bus
been vlsitlnt? ilurintf the past fort
nlrtit. ,
John Henderson, who graduated
from tho Pendleton High Hchool, thin
Juno In spending u few ilayH at Pulrn
ir Junction. Mr. Henderson la now
loeuted ut La Grande.
Fred V. Falconer lind l. K. liildcr
sleeve will leave tliiM evening for un
l irio where they will tnk cure of the
final business of the deal whereby
liildcrslcevo Pros, tuko over the P;iy
elte Ijind and livestock Co.
Pendleton overnight on on liiHpectlon
trip. Jie went east thin morning on
Iho supply train.
IC. I. Ifodd, formerly representative
from I'lniilllht county, wan here from
HermlHton today looking after business
afl'uiis.
Hushies brouitht T, O. (Joodmaii
prominent Pmartlne man to Pendleton
today. )e reports thut at the recent
school election It. A. Hean win re
elected u director of the board of edu
cation, and Kd Hoon was re-elected at
dark.
One of the iiilctext and nicest little
towim in Washington Ih Ferndule.
The lilKWHt Industry In It in the milk
lactoiy, whore a certain ' well-knowi
lirund of canned milk In prepured and
put Into tin overcoatH. Mr. and Mrs
If. S. .Mitchell of Ferndule are anionf
iho arrivalK at the Ilenson. Oregon
Inn.
" " '"" '"" J 11 1 f I W. Itollonx, superintendent of thin
dlvlHlon on the u. W. u. , w.,
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' ''"'i'Vr''m'm' 'm' ,J"''"' y'' ''.' '.' H'lin 'I .11 mini .in in mn mini
V ' " ' Th. . - ' ..M a. . - n,-.:.m.. y . , J- , , , ,. . j (
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Nov Selling at illie ; Lowest
Price Level in Tire History
I J
30x3Ji
32x4
34x4
?24.50
46.30
54.90
(And Other Sizes in Proportion)
Tire repair men, who judge values best, clacs these tire as
having the sturdiest carccss made. Forty-seven high
rraae car manufacturers uae them as standard equipment
I hry are tho quality choice of cord users. , .
Tliii new low price is mr.da possible by ctrictest economies
n4 tpeciatized production; :; ;:. . t
Hant No. 2 was erected for tha cole purpose of making
30x3-inch Non-Skid fabric tirca. With a da.ly capacity
cf 1 6.000 tire and 20,000 tubec. Uiia plant permit refined
production on a quantity basis. , , .,
All materials Used arc the beat obtainable. The quality is
uniform, it is the bei fabric tin- sver offered to the car
owner tt anv nrice.
SIMPSON-STURGIS CO.
223 E. Court Phone '
ALTA
WEDNTSDAY, 22
u 5- , A toA
V5 " V
NORMA TALMA DGE
As the Spanish beauty, for who:c smile men fought, in Jacinto Eernanenle's vivid
play. '
.The Passion Flower.
1 A "dKy WITH JACK DEMPSEY ,
Showing the world's champion in action for liiu comiiiff firht
Adults, 3Cc
' Mm. Hilda MolHtr'im, clerk of Hchool
iJlHtrlct No. 68, near Myrlck. utathi.
wim here today on official bncincKH. .
HarveHt in the Helix reiilon will be
i'.n about July 10. miy Karl Dudley
who In In l'omlleton today., Mr, Dud
ley Bay thut crop prunpectti die excel
lent allhouKh the Jim Hill miiHtard Ih
lomewhat prevalent thin year,
Hubert I. ' Teiniiiinck, manager of
the International Mortgage Hank of
Kpokane, in a bunlneHii vixltor In Pen
dleton. Mr. Teinminck vlnlted the
Hounrl-T'p three years agro and shjb
he liked It no much that he In coming
'3'k thlH fall, fie i a. brother-in-law
f W. HchwartKenberg-, formerly! of
Pendleton, now of Hpokane, Mm. Tein
minck being Mr. He hwurtnenberjf
nlHter. . :-
IS.
It Took All the
Grit Mason Had
To Stick It Out
! TAD'S TID BITS
! (By I. X. S.)
Ht'RM.VOHAM. June 22 (I. N. S.)
Ann-rlctt'ii polo team lifted the fam
'iiin international cup, defeatlnir the
F'rltlah team, to 6. in the wcond
match of the wrien, which was for the
ext two in three. Captain Milburn
rnd hia dnnhlnic players won the right
o carry the cup back to America In
he presence of tho greatest crowd
ver wItneBBed at a pWo match In the
Rrltlnh Iides. The Prince of Wale
wan a apectator and nobility wan out
In full force.
WOMEN'S PARTY WANTS
ALL DISCRIMINATORY
LEGISLATION REVOKED
WASHINGTON, June 22. (A. P.)
An announcement wan made at the
'Irat meeting of the reorganised worn--n'
national party that a resolution
vlil Bonn " be Introduced In congress
mbodying an amendment to the con
.tltution designed to do away with "all
egal discrimination ftgalnxt women."
dentical bills (if the same purport will
'e feimultanenusly put before the legls
aturea of all states, the women an
mil need.
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Child.cs, 10c
Oh, ThiHWIii-oiitifiil Ix-KH.
Dear Tad It seems to me that ar
ists and writers spend most of their
'.ime moaning over the beautiful legs
if that beautiful Georges Carpentier. I
ian't for the life of me see what the
beautiful legs have to do with the
Frenchman's ability to fight. There
liave been any number of pugs with
beautiful legs, eyes, teeth, ears and
hair. What he needs is a beautiful
sock. .
A pair of beautiful "Frankle Bail
eys" never yet made a champ.
Yours for the THREE MILE LIMIT
(for reformers),
. NIGHT AND DAY JUKE.
Dempsey's Weight.
Two years go this week Jack
Dempsey stepped on a scales on the
porch of h.'s training quarters at Mau
mee Bay, Toledo, and tipped the beam
at 201 pounds. Jack Kearns, In order
to test the scales had three or four
newspaper men hop on first and they
admitted that theands pointed to the
correct figures. A moment later
Dempsey, dressed In a ' bathing suit,
stepped on and tipped 201 pounds.
On the day of the Willard fight. Jack
hit tho same scales at 187. You can
figure from thnt Jack's weight for this
fight. He will be lighter, no doubt, ai
he Intends working harder. At Toledo
he had u bad cut over his eye and al
most stopped work entirely. It's a
good bet that the champ will be well
under 1H0 pounds on July 2. He
weighs just 196 pounds today.
Another Soiop for Geo. Tritt. "
The Margate City Free Lance had
another scoop yesterday. Geo. Tritt,
tbe "on his toes" reporter, visited Car
pentler's barracks and learned that the
French beauty had engaged a number
of new sparring partners.
Mr. Tritt was very Inquisitive and
kept boring.Gus Wilson for news. Gus
finally became a bit peeved, and in or
der to shake Mr. Tritt informed him of
the thrilling news.
'We will have two' new sets of part
ners soon," piped Gus. "Len and Per-
rlns will be here next Monday and on
Tuesday we expect Rogers Peet."
Mr. Tritt smiled, hurried away to the
Great Neck telegraph office and senl
the following wire to his sheet:
"Carpentier will have two new
sparring partners next week, Leon
Perrins and ltodger Peet. Th:s Is ex
clusive.1'' Camilla Col's Choorfvl Cliirps.
"Demptey in Good Trim," says Cor
bctt. That's encouraging. It's better to be
in good trim now than get a good trim
ming after entering the ring.
The gold miner may accumulate a
fortune, yet his work Is all in vein.
Extract from a popular novel: "Do
lores udored him in her way." If she
didn't adore him In her way, of course
she'd kick him out of it.
The nutfbnal budget now lias to get
ulimn without the revenue that used
to come from the national "budge."
"See that bank of clouds up there?"
"Yes, I suppose it is in such banks
that one finds the silver linings."
1'enn founded Philadelphia, but Pen
silvania was named for him.
The last straw that broke the cam
el's back was not of the variety one'
uses to s.'p a cocktail.
"Every time I go out on a run now,
I feel thankful to Tanlac for I'm con
lnced It kept' me on trie Job," said
William W. Mason, 1924 MeClellan
St., Philadelphia, for the past nine
years a motorman for the Rapid Tran
sit Co.
"I had stomach trouble In a bad
form for three years and -was goin$
dewn hill fast. Nothing I ate agreed
with me and after every meul I was
sure to have heartburn, dizziness and
sometimes pwful cramps. I got In
such a nevnus condition my head
shook like a man with the palsy and
at nights my sleep was broken and
restless. In the mornings I felt so
miserable I used to read the time to
come for me to take out my car, and
it toi k every nmice of eTii I could
tr.nuer to stick until quitting time.
Firnlly I got so weak and was so dis
counted I was ready to give up.
'This was my condition when I
started taking Tanlac and I owe all
my present' good health to this won
derful medicine and to nothing else.
The first thing It did for me was to
whet my appetite and, I soon found 1
could eat anything without fear of
had after-effects. It's a fact, four
bottles made a new man out of me.
My nerves are quiet, I sleep like a
log and wake up in the morning feel
ing fine. Then I eat a big breakfast
and go to work whistling like I used
to long ago. If people knew Tanlac
like I do the clerks 'in the drug stores
couldn't wrap it up fast enough to
supply the demand. It's great."
; put
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Mr
I'll1
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The Hostess
WE GUARANTEE WITHOUT TIME
, LIMIT .
Here' is a nevr 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 et $3.25 .
tleujeiery
l i The I.arm-ct Diamond tn-ahn In Eastern (m-ffon.
- ' If
the World War that he suffered a col
lapse and became a raving maniac
lor a period. Staten was a member
of the crew of the Vermont and was
ir the engine room of the vessel when
It was torpedoed. Fifty-eight men
were killed by the resultant explo
sions. Stnten was en route from the
East to tho home of an aunt at Ash
land, Ky.
U. S. Inspected Meat
When you want good, wholesome, clean meat
ask for U. S. Inspected Meats. " The' extreme
care demanded by the government in the slau-
jf ghter, the cooling and ageing of U. S. Inspected
assures you always of the very best ' The Table
Supply has U. S. Inspected Meats for ' you al
ways. - '.. . '
I "THE TABLE SUPPLY
HIlPHone 1S71) -
1 739 Maip Street ... pJPendleton
I CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
! . Proprietor
STOIIM UEVIVKS TOI!l'in0 SCKSK
S1STKHSV1I.1.K, W. Va., June 22.
1 1. X. S. ) A severe electrical storm at
Friendly, this county, so vividly re
minded Willlutn Staten of the time
when the steamship Vermont was tor
pedoed by a tieimun submurlne during
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
POI ND Two keys and chain on ring
Owner may have same by. calling at
this office and paying for ad.
Did You See
Mary With Her Milk
Goats at the Me
These l'ttle goats have
each produced 6 lbs. of milk
a day since Easter., rfioat
miik is positively the best
food for infants and sick peo
ple absolutely guaranteed
free from all bacteria. This
milk can be had at the
OREGON BAKERY
t Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court V t ,V .Phone 880
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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
Adult 20c
Children 5c
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
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t 209 E. Court
Phone 880
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Warehouse.
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after show wUh
rach lNiiil admis
sion nl WtKiman
FjikIo Hall
lhuii'e only, oon
plcs SOc; ladles 5c
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