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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1921.
People Here" and There
J. C. KllllllS, I'lll'll llhl fl.ri'St super
visor, spent tlii'. wuck-oiid In Wullu
VViilla.
H. I). Pelcrsnn, M i 1 1 (iii iillorncy,
spent thi! ilay hero looking after legal
business.
I'lillo Hounds rpcnt Huniliiy u tho
Ijucst nf friends at Walla Walla.
W. 1. Me.Niuy, Hupelutendont of the
Kasteru Oregon Statu Hospital, 1h u
I 'ni I In ml vlHitui' registering I' io 1 1 1 Pen-I'lcton.-TOiegon
Journal.
A nice string of fish huh raiiKlit lit
KorreMt linker anil Charley Daniels mi
iv trip up McKay Crook. 'J'lio water
In vory low, they report.
Mr. anil ,M rs. H. 1 Ulrlch ami Miss
Alice Finell wore among the Pendlo
lon pooplo who enjoyed an outing yes
terday at Lehman Springs.
(5. M. MnpoB. who wan hero for sev
eral iIhvn wont tn Walla Walla Satur
day afternoon. Ilo will take a trip
through Iilalin anil Muntnna lii'Toi re.
turning to lii" Inline In Portland,
W. It. Wyrlck, rancher, wheat
grower anil "Itounil-l'p" booster of
Pendleton Ik at the Jlcnson. Ilo ituys
thai, tlio wheat crop 1h going to he a
'bumper uml thut the "rtoiinil-l'p" will
exceed ovon the expectations of its
strongest supporters. Oregonlan.
rilot ltoek will iittontl Uu I'klah
Fourth of July celebration in inas.se,
wiys Jean Kirkpatrlck, odilor of the
1'ilot Hook Hcoord who Ih bom toilay.
Mr. KlrkpiitricU says that I'llot Hock
will .loin with tho neighboring town
for the glorious ilaya from lul t to tlm-rliiuc I f'l'nsos
S Licenses to woil hnvo boon Issuon
i to llonry Ia u Campbell, 11 stock man of
Hakcr anil I'earl Wall, a tcuclic.', o.
I'onilloion; and to Oenrec C. Loody,
.n aeher of Froowiitor anil Ilcntrioc
, Iia'dwln of Milton.
W (i. Ijrnwloy of Vancouver, Wash
ington, allornoy for (he Woslliind Ir
rigation Co., Ih In I'onillolou today tak
ing cure of legal affairs.
Kale ShiHlior returncil this morning
from I'orllanil. Mrs. Slushor and Ut
ile son, I ule Jr., will remain In Port
land for the Hummer.
In I SS7 K. P. Uodd wuh employed In
I ho Pendleton Pi.Htofflce under Post
luaHler K'loplun. loiter ho wuh employ
ed on (ho Kant (irogoninii. Mr. ltedd,
i.ow makes hlM homo In Franklin conn
ty Washington ' and Ik In charge of
eight or nine wurehmiHOH. Ho loft lo
ony for IiIh home ufler a viwit here with
IiIh mint, MIhh Ida Boyd.
To Siviire OI, Judgment '
An old Judgment Hoenroil in thf
eoiirtH of Kuiilh lalola is the bnsb
of a Hiilt that hiiM iiocn filed In (he
circuit court by fienrgo Kirohnor wh"
HeekH to recover J17S.2,', from Henry
Smith. Albert J. Keith and Peterson.
Hishop and Clark Hie tho plaintiff?
Ottorm:.s.
i!
P.lt Off Vnr, Alleged
Damages to tho oxlent of $H),iuiti
are sought by Itoliert K'nelalr in a Hull
that wan fll"(l falnribiy efleruoon in
' lleiiit eoiirl. Tho defendant Is W. G
ICstos, and In tho eomidalnl 't In iillef
ed thai Sinclair Buffered the loss of
the lobe of one of hiH ears as res-ih
of an encounter 'with Ks'es. The de
fendant Is accused' of having Idl'en of.
11 Hurt of the ciir. Tho cotritihihii 1m Io
the effect that the defendant ic worth
between $35,0110 and $10, (KM). Kent' I
ard fiandall and Fee and Foe arc the
plaintiff's attorneys.
Everything Good
When yoif buy from the Table
Supply you ean buy with the
assurance that things will be
the very best always.
"THE TABLE SUPPLY
Phone 187
739 Main Street Pendleton
CHA5. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietors
Wants Sisinid Divorce
Her second marriage to her hus
band, Nelson Taylor, failed to turn out
nny belter than her first one with him
according to the complaint of Florence
Taylor who Is see kins a legal separa
tion from tho defendant nnd custody
of a three-year-old son, besides ali
mony of SO a month. Tho complaint
l.i to the. effect that the pair married
tho first time in 1917 and that Hip
plaintiff secured, a divorce In 1S2.
The pair remarried, and now Ihe plain
tiff declares that her husband has
failed to provide for her and the boy
fsho Is represented by Fee and Fee.
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
Weather Cooler.
The weather Is cooler today, the
maximum being SJ. Tho minimum last
night was .VI. The barometer, says
Major 1oe Mnorhousc. registers 2S.6r.
Itclurll from College.
Miss .Minnie Patewa, Miss Louise
Martin and Miss Uertha Martin, I'ma
tillu Indian g rls who have been at
tending college In Kansas, returned to
Pendleton today. Thoy will spend the
Hummer here.
(,ooi to Hot Ijikc
Joe II. Parks, justice of the peace,
went to Hut ljikc Saturday nigh!
whore he will remain for several flays.
He Is taking treatment for rhcuinmisni
which has been bothering. him during
the past week.
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
i Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 ft. Court Phone 880
Will SM-uk ut Meeting.
Miss Parker, of Portland, superin
tendent of the State Sunday School
Association, and ltcv. Uagon, new Pi
lot Hock minister, will be among the
speakers at the Tutulllu camp meet
ing which opens June 30 and which
will continue until July 7.
The Success of Our
Business
is due to your patronage. Your patronage
is the result of our extremely low cash pri
ces. One cannot, work without the other.
A trial order w ill readily convince you that
the cash way is the only way.
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
ZUU JU. Uourt Phone 880
Happy ( nnyon Meeting Tonight
The stockholders of Happy Canyon
will hold a vory Important meeting in
the rooms of the Commercial Associa
tion at 8 o'clock thiH evening. In addi
tion to acting upon the resignation of
Hoy Haley as director and manager of
the show it will devolve upon the
H'.ockhnlders to fill five other vacancies
on the board of directors. These va
cancies have been caused by death or
by removal from tho city.
i'jijoy .Motor Trip.
A telegram received by Willard
ISond this morning from Charles Ilond
gives the information that Mr. and
Mrs. Pond and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ha
ley, who left here Thursday on a mo
tor trip Io California, spent Sunda)
at Klamath Falls. Saturday they wore
Ihe guests of the family of Charles
Berkeley at Ilay Creek. They expect
to lie gone uhout three weeks. Ac
cording to the message, all the mem
bers of the party are enjoying the trip.
llollll IH lllll.
Tratf c between Pendlolun nnd Iji
liranilo will nut open until tomorrow
afternoon, according to word received
today by Ernest Crockatt. secretary of
the Eastern Oregon Auto Club, from
H. f. Unblock, division engineer. It
will he possible to get through tomor
row ami travelers from Pendleton who
leave here al noon will find tho road
open, says Mr. Crockatt. Ho has no
tified all garages and service stations
ho that motorists will be apprised of
the. closing.
OREGON Theater
STARTING
MONDAY
June 27
NIGHTS
MON.-TUES.-WED.
BELIEVE
ME
YOU'LL
LIKE
THIS ONE
AND
DON'T
FORGET
THE
DANCE
.. AFTER
THE
SHOW
Fred Siegel
Stock Co.
PRESENTS
BELIEVE I
"Xantippe"
YOU'LL LAUGH, BELIEVE
ME
Would You
Bet $20,000
That You
Could
Commit
a Crime
and Avoid
Arrest for
One Year?
See How
Xantippe
Doe It .
Car Harks IX m il SI root.
Hacking down North Main street
after being parked for half an hour al
tho Hire rcsidunce, a car owned ly (J.
M. Hice crashed into a hydrant at Ihe
corner of Main and Washington street
lust night at 7 o'clock and sent a
stream of water rushing from the hy
drant. The car came to a slop w hen it
struck a telephone pole near the 10. I'.
Marshall residence. One hind wheel
was broken and the fonder of the car
was bent by the accident. Mr. Hire
had parked the car at the curb, and
the machine resisted the brakes and
was carried down the bill by lis own
weight a halt' an hour later.
VH.l Maintain (iri'icc.
A division otf.ee of the Internal rev
enuo department will be kept open
permanently In Pendleton .t) future
acroidiug to H. u. Payne, who is in
charge of the division. The office is
in tile federal building on the seennil
floor. Bes dew Mr. Payne. C. M. Wil
liams and It. P. Kuencke are employed
In tliis division.' and Miss KliKitheth
Woodruff Is clerk. She will be in
charge of the off.ee while the ciillee-
I loin are absent on trips Io various
parts of Kastern Oregon. Pesides the
i division of fee. branch offices are
lila ntalneil at Paker and Tho Hallos.
!
TOO LATET0O.ASSIFY
TW(t WOMB.N want work as ranch or
1 camp cooks. Hoom Pendleton
Hotel.
FOR KKN'T Down stairs room with
hath privilege, also garage with
July
Sept.
Wlicut.
(pell. High.
J l. an',, t.v
l.ili
1.20
Corn.
1-2
Close
JI.2H.
July
.Sept.
,:i
.HI 1
buying '
He Was Considered Logical
Political Successor to D'An
drca, Slain Political Chicfta'n
CHlCAliO, Juno 27. (P. p.t Tin
identily of the assassins of Joseph
Ijispisa, the latest feuil victim of the
"Plooily Nineteenth" wurd is still a
niVHteiy to the police, I.aspisu, a
close friend of Tony D'Andrea, Ihe po
l'Ccal chieftain in" "Little Italy." was
shot dead yesterday in an automobile
by two men hidden .'n the tonenau.
I.asplsa is the fifth victim asiassinal -ml
In "Mttle Italy" during the last
i'ew months. He was considered the
logical political successor to D'Andrea.
IN TODAY'S mm
A weakness in the Chicago wbe.it
r. i
Wheat- Started 'steady but
power was again lacking and the mar
ket developed considerable weakness
on scattered selling of a general char
acter. About the only item of news
conducive to easiness In the futures
was a decline of one cent in local spot
pi ''Illinois, Crop news anil statistics
were ipilte bullish, while for the first
time tiiiH season Canada complained
of the cropH making poor progress in
cerla n sections due to dry weather.
H'.iilhern III nois ami Indiana, as well
us Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri.
'reported harvesting of wheat delayed
and considerable damage being done
by excessive rains. The decrease of
I 1. 22U.O0I) bushels In the visible supply
was somew hat of a surprise consider
ing the lilierable movement. Minne
apolis and Kansas City iiioled choice
mill n wheat strong and from .0 to 10
i coins higher wilh a good demand. The
I prevailing trade h-thargy which is ro
Ispiins lile for the weakness in the mar
ket cannot be expected to pormnncnt-
ly overshadow stronger bull sh influ-
i' en co.
Portland CiHi Market.
1 hard while, Jl.2.1; I soft white,
il.21; 1 white club, J1.20;'l hard win
ter, 1.17; 1 northern spring, Jl.li; 1
Iter Walla- Walla, ll.lTi.
81 TKACIIKItS
(Continued from page 1.1
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BEAD S
Our window displays a striking showing of
this season's
NEW SUMMER BEADS
TV
$1.00
to
$4.50
Popular Beads at Popular Prices
Just the touch of color milady desires
to complete her - summer costume and
priced so. reasonably that it i3 a pleasure to
buy. 1 '
-ueujeleiy
Ore.
The Largest DlainoiM i.oalorg In lstcru ftnn
in-iff is mitiarenl in lodav n ma rsei.
July wheat closing at $1.28 and Sop- the opening. They are as follows: H
tembcr wheat at $1.23 3-4. On Sat-1 K. Jniow, city school superintendent
urdav. July wheat closed at 11.30 1-2 I rector ano insii ucioi in ..
and September at 11.23 1-2. lagemcnt; K. I.
Following are toe (imitations recoil
ed by Ovcrbeek & Cooke, local brok
ers:
Kee.ef, of the Whit
man facullv. psychology and school
measurements; W. W. Green, county
school superintendent, rural ohool
problems; Miss Klynora liagon, Ore- seventh and eighth grade . methods;
gon Normal School, art; Miss Eugenia ! Miss Kate Houx, Oregon Normal
..lc.Vaugluen, .McMmnville College, : School, intermediate metlods. Miss
music; Mis Virginia Hales Oregon I Clara Pratt, supervisor of Uie tench
Normal School, physical training; Miss ers' training department of Crook
Delia Hush, pr'neipal Lincoln school, .countv high school, primary methods.
.wash rack 115 Lewis, Phone 251-J1.
100,000 Men Find J. C. Penney Company's
"Gentry" Clothing the Biggest Value
at Lowest Prices
$27.50 $34.75
$32.50 $39.50
I
THE difference between buy
ing a Suit at this store and
elsewhere is the difference be
tween paying for Quality, Style
and Lasting Satisfaction in good
tailoring, dependable fabrics and
durability, and paying for a Suit.
plus deliveries, plus middlemen's
profits and plus questionable
credit accounts.
The whole problem of buying
boils itself down to Price, ar.d
Quality. That is why one hun
dred thousand men are already
sold on J. C. Pennky Com
pany clothing. They know
every garment is the best; fine
tailoring, all wool fabrics and
correct styles! Materials are the
best the looms turn out ; fine
worsteds, flannels, cheviots,
tweeds, mixtures, berringbones,
and pencil stripes.
Styles are up-to-the-minute, both
conservative and semi-conservative.
Coats in three and two
button style. Navy, gray and
brown as well as mixtures pre
vail in the assortment.
BUYING
MOST
WE
BUY
FOR
LESS
Ever? Customer Benefits by the tre
mendous buying porver of the J. C.
Penney Company, for it commands
the great markets ichen selection is
fullest, qualities up to the standard
and prices a the lowest level.
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A n U M fcTw WW 1 T.
mm la Ml 'OtVif v i
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312 DEPARTMENT STORES
SELLING
MOST
WE
SELL
FOR
LESS
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