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DAILY EAST OREGONtAN, PENBLETON, OMGON, ',..;.UE2:TrCA!T BVETWG, JUTS 23, 1021.
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People Here and There
Charles Schatz, manager of the Jn- mor normnf has 70 students enrolled
land Mercantile Co. of Adams, was a and the Htate Normal at Monmouth,
Pendleyin visitor yesterday. I BOB students. . On hundred four are
i. J enrolled hers.
xianey iticnarason haB returned toi i
his home In La Grande after spend
ing a few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T Richardson f this city.
J. H. Ackerman, president of the
One of the youngest editors In Ore
gon is Douglas Mularky, editor of the
Hedmond Spokesman. Mr. Mularky,
who was a Pendleton business visitor
yesterday, says that Redmond, aceord-
preKon State. Normal School, says Ing to the census, has 700 Inhabitants
.that with three summer normal but that to an optimistic editor the
schools on his hands he feels hh if he number equals 1000. His paper Is an
Were running a three-ring circus. Independent weekly. Mr. Mularky Is
President Ackerman, who Is In the a University of Oregon man and was
city today, says that the Ashland sum- once editor of tho Oregon Kmcrald,
dally paper. 'During his staj In Pen
dleton Mr. Mularky visited Roy Far
ley, a fraternity brother, both being
members of Sigma Chi.
t The "Iron Hlndenburg,"- a
wooden statue f the German
marshal, Is offered for sale as
wood. It was ereeUii with tin
great
field
fire-
i Idea
of covering It with a coating of nails.
A small charge was made for war
charities for the privilege of driving
each nail. - .
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DEIW TO DEFEAT
If French Fighter Wins There
Will be Lot of Empty Pock
ets ;'Dempsey Can't be Beat.
DUBLIN, June 29. (I. N. s.)
Ireland Is backing Dempsey to beat
Carpentler to the last penny. If tha
fighter, wins, there Is going to be a
lot of empty pockets in this country,
but the universal opinion Is "how can
a man with the name of DPrnpsey
lose." '
In agricultural districts some men
have even 'sold their farms and cattle
to raise money to wager ton the fight.
It is common gossip In -County Clare
that Dempsey contributed a million
dollars to the Irish cause. There nra
also 'stories about Dcnipsey's im
mense strength. One story is that
Dempsey placed 12 men in a''row?
struck the first, knocked all 12 men
down and It was half an hour befora
some of them recovered consciousness,
according to the teller of the tale.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
ED.
TO VERY MARROW,
Portland Man Couldn't Lift
Glats of Water to Mouth
Without Spilling It.
Charles Hawkins is made defendant
in a suit filed today in circuit court
oy the Oregon Motor Garage In which
the plaintiff seeks to recover .judg
ment to the amount of $1276. It is
charged that the defendant purchas
ed a truck on which he failed to pay
aut. , Haley, Haley & Ktelwer and H.
I. Warner represent the plaintiff.
"It was about three years ago I
found out what a great medicine Tan
lac Is, and it dd me so much good
have recommended It to hundreds of
others," said William D. Root, 1409
Powers St., Portland, Ore., wll-known
employee of the St. Johns Lumber Co.
for the past nine years:
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started taking Tanlac and knew I had
to get better right away or give up my
Job. I didn't know that It was to get
hungry and hardly ate enough to keep
going. I felt weak, sluggish and
drowsy, and was so tired out all the
time my bones seemed to ache to the
marrow. I was so shaky and trembly
at times I couldn't lift a glass of water
to my mouth without spilling It, and
my sleep was so restless I felt worse
mornlngf than when I went to bed.
Rheumatism got In my arms and made
my elbows so stiff I could hardly bend
them.
"Tanlac soon had me eating like a
wolf and enjoying every mouthful and
I wasn't long In putting on twelve
pounds In weight. The nervousness
soon left me, my sleep became sound
and refreshing, the rheumatism went
away completely and I have kept in
the best of condition ever since. I pin
my firith to Tanlac; It's the greatest
medicine ever heard of."
Tanlac is sold in Pendleton by
Thompson's Drug Store and leading
druggists.
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BEADS
Our window displays a' striking showing of
- . ' this season '
NEW SUMMER BEADS
$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 is a pleasure to
buy. ' .;
The Largest Diamond isvatera In Eastern tnigon.
Calls Docket.
The, docket of cases was called in
circuit court this afternoon by Judge
p. W. Phelps in the presence of many
of the attorneys who practice at the
bar. The calling of the docket was
done to clear up a number of cases
which have been hanging over for
some time.
Wants Divorce.' .
Charges of cruel and inhuman treat
ment are made in the complaint en
tered in circuit court yesterday after
noon by Delia Smith against George
Smith. The couple married in 1918,
the complaint indicates, and there are
no children by this marriage. A divis
ion of property which is valued at
$3,500 is sought. The plaintiffs at
torneys are Haley,. Haley Ac Stelwer
and ,H. J. .Warner.
Wrheat showed a better, tone in the
Chicago Grain Market today, July
wheat, closing at $1.24 1-4 and Sep
tember at $1.23. Yesterday's closing
prices were $1.13 1-2 for July wheat
and $1.17 1-2 for September wheat.
Following are the quotations re-
basis of July prices to half cent over
for shipment by July 29. Crop news
was mixed but all advices agreed that
the northwest situation Is critical, and
good rains are needed to save the
crop. Showers are predicted for the
three northwest states, but will have
to be general to be of any Importance.
One factor which has been overlook-,
ed to a larga extent is the European
crop outlook which ta iy no means fa
vorable, and suggests that the im
port -requirements next year will be
nearly as large as in the year Just
closing, this means a decidedly strong
situation in this country, ultimately,
and . although the marketing of the
new crop and the lack of buying pow
er may have a tendency to bring about
declines from time to time, the gen
eral tendency of prices Is very likely
to be upward.
Seattle cash 1 hard white, $l.lfi;
1 soft white, $1.16; 1 white club, $1.10
1 hard Winter, $1.15; 1 northern
spring,. $1.1 5; 1 red Walla Walla, $1.15
ISIgBend, $1.20. ,
Portland cash--1 hard white, $1.15;
1 soft white, $1.15; 1 wjiite club, $1.15!
I hard "winter, $1.10; .1 northern!
spring, $1.10; 1 red Walla Walla, j
$1.08. '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
To SELL OR TRADE for, or as pay
ment on resident lot, 5 passenger
Heo.' good condition. Phone 1057-W.
FOR SALE King Eight car in good
shape, cheap for cash Phone
1019-W.
PayCash Receive More Pay Lea
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone 880
"special
jmAzoloil
Pint cans, reg. price 35c; special. . . . . 25c
Quart cans, reg. price 65c, special .... 50c
1-2 gal. cans, reg. price $1.25, special $1.00
THIS SPECIAL IS FOR THURSDAY
. ONLY.
Buy your supply now and save money.
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone 880
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Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
East Oregonian Printing Department.
ceived by Overbeck &
brokers: '
Cooke, local
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
Open
$1.18
1.17
.58
.59 'i
Wheat.
High Low
$1.24 $1.18
1.23 V4
Corn
Close
$1.24 14
1.23
. .Iil
.62
market
Wheat The action in the
today was a surprise to the majority
of the trade, and demonstrated that
liquidation yesterday was very thor
ough. Nothing new in the way of
news was disclosed except that there
was some evidence of an improvement
in the export demand and cash mar
kets displayed a firmer tone. Sales
abroad were placed at 1.250,000 bush
els. Offerings from Illinois points
were said to be more liberal on the
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