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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1921.
! ATLANTIS CAFE IN VIENNA IS
I RENDEZVOUS OF SPORTS, TRADERS,
; THIEVES AND REVOLUTIONISTS
(D-
Comnne Pftff Uai,p i rnAM'hl. rarrylng syphons, filling liquor
(i u.uuuo wvncc nuuoc 19 vcmci Kl(.se8, pouring Turkish coffee thick
of Bartering, Smuggling and
Crime in 'City That Was.'
By DOnOTHT THOMPSON
International News Service Htuff
Correspondent
VIENNA, July 8. Do you want to
sell a handful of Jewe-s or n wagon
load of grain and no questions
asked? There is a nuirkel In Vienna
where It can he done.
If you are a Philistine you have
probably wandered In and out of I he over Home small package wrapped In
place half a dozen times during a 'tissue paper, and over and over again
short Hojourn In the city Without real- 'you will catch one word, repeated in
IstJnK that you were. In the most fa-(all languages. "Combien?" "Quanto?"
m'ous "'aclileber" exchange in all Cen- i "Hknlko?'' "Wie V I e 1 ?" "How
Iral Europe and the Near Kant.
ly out of little copper mugs. The ur-
chesun, graded by a temperamental
conductor, sighs nut the strains of n
heavy, honey-sweet Viennese valsn.
Altogether a typical Vienna cafe.
Hut If, Instead of burying your nose
in the Neue Frie Presse or e Arhel
ter Zeltung, both of which are handily
at your elbow, supported on framed
fitted with handles, you look about
you kr.enly, you will hear strange
whlHperinga and nee hands reaching
out to each other under cover of the
table and now and then you will see'i
something gleam In tranalt. Or you
will Hee eager heads bent 'together
the Atlantis cafe beam no visible sign
to distinguish It from any other oof
tee house along the rtingstrasse. Only
the dealers In Illegal traffic have put
their cross over its door, nnd If you
belong to the famous International of
The I'nln fluted Barred
If you want to do business in the
Atlantis you must know the ropes.
Tills is no pluce where you come In,
put down your money nnd ask for
what you want. You would be thrown
the profiteers, beside which the Third lout if you did, with Indignant protests
of Moscow Js harmless as a dove, he
you Itullan.'or Serbian, or Hungarian,
or Oerman, the Atlantis is the Mecca
of your Journeys.
It stands on the busiest Vienna
street, across from the great Imperial
hotel. Ilehlnd its plaie glass winlow
candidly open to every passerby, Is a
large room, upholstered In red leather,
with comfortably padded benches
that thin Is no shop, but a cafe. No.
you must know exactly to which table
to go In order to dispose of grain,
Jewels, money, women.
Yes, even women are bought and
sold, so they say, In tho Atlantis cafe.
Pretty Viennese, with their shoes run
down at the heel nnd their stockings
in holes,' are offered positions ns act
resses In Rio Janeiro or Buenos Aires
along tho walls and around the posts,and are contracted for and shipped
which support the ceiling. Arm 'away. What becomes of them after
chairs are fitted Into cozy nooks, and ward no one knows, hut many hazard
efficient waiters trot from table to a guess.
When you have seated yourself at
what you Judge to be the right luble,
the conversation begins In cryptic
phrase. Recently n man .said to an
other iacnneally: "I have a wagon."
The other (equally laconically);
"How mnrh '!"
The first man nnnied his price.
The second: Very (tear. White or
spotted?"
The f rst. snorting. "White or spot
ted! Are you crazy?" And he g-ics
away In a huff. He had been trying
to sell vhent at the bean table:
Around the different tnbies differ
ent nationalities gather. It is mostly
Jews who slip watches and cignrett
casci and chains of pearls from hand
to hand at the jewelry table. Dnrl:-
eyed and excitable Italians gesticulate
in another corner over objects -d'art:
nnd Austria's pictures ceramics and
gobelins change hands around glasses
of coffee. The Italians are the noisi
est and, so ti habitue of the cafe as
sured me, ipend morn money than all
the rest put together. Always at the
Italian table are one er two ltali: i
soldiers who will be useful in gettbv
g')ds over lh border.
Passport) Minus lied Tape
Pcihs, t'l m in i ns Czech- -S i va'l
nns nrg.jt ate chiefly in foodstuffs.
From them comes the wheat to make.
the little white rolls which you eat
with such pleasure in the famous res
taurants, while the rest of Vienna
lives nil I mer black bread.
Put more underground ihan ilie
traffic In food is the traffic in pass
ports. The "m hlel-er" knows no
frontiers. Vrr live to ten thonsnd
kronen, if you are a 'wise one," you
can get a Rumanian, or a Serbian, or
a zecho-siovak passport that w ill
t?k? ou vhere Bulgarian, Hungarian
or Austrian papers are useless. nd
vises needless to staru! In queues he.
Pore the consulates If you have friends
at the Atlantis. Any vise in an hour
hi the unadvertised prombe of the
gentlemen who haunt u particular
corner of the cafe.
Proud Boy!
QUALITY
SERVICE
SANITATION
Saturday Specials
Beef Stew.. 5c
Boiling Beef . 5c
Pot Roast . , 12 l-2c
Cross Rib Roast 18c
Chuck Steak ...20c
Spring Lamb Stew, 3 lbs. . 25c
Spring Lamb Roast 20c
Leg of Spring Lamb 25c
Shoulder of Veal 25c
Pork Steak 20c
Veal Stew .10c
Round Steak . . . . . r 25c
Sirloin Steak 28c
T-Bone Steak ..28c
Porterhouse Steak 28c
Rib Steak 28c
Shoulder Lamb Chops . . 20c
Rib Lamb Chops 25c
Loin Lamb Chops 25c
Loin of Veal 30c
Pork Chops .....30c
Spring Fries, Roasting and Baking Chickens, Salmon, Halibut, Salmon
Trout, Crabs.
New potaties, Ripe Tomatoes, Radishes, Green Onions, Dry Onions, Cab
bage, Head Lettuce, Peaches, Apricots, Raspberries, Loganberries, Plums,
Cherries, Canteloupes, Watermellons.
PENDLETON
TRADING CO.
If it's on the market we have it
0
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Herbert Young, mascot of the
Washington American Leaguo club,
came away from the White House
wiht a souvenir that is calculated to
maue "the tang" pop-eyed. It's a
baseball that not only carries the
autographs ot all prominent Ameri
can League officials and players, tout 1
the name of the president of the
United Stales, written by hi own
hand.
The Atlantis has its personalities.
There is a little spectacled woman in
a red hat. with the manners and bus
tle of an American stenographer, who
has been reading the success stories
in the American magazines and means
to rise. Mark her well. She is the
liaison officer between visitors to the
cafe anil all the Italian profiteers.
She walks, jauntily from table to table
finding here a man who wants to sell
leather goods and there another who
wants to buy. Now sue is offering
an exceptional bargain in a lot of gold
lorgnettes. No one can estimate how
great a volume of business she does
in a single day.
Nor need you confine your interests
to business in the Atlantis: fiver
there is the Jable where volunteers
were collected for an .army to bring
down the Social Democratic regime in
Austria. Itet'ugee communists from
Hungary gather at that table and
presumably, plot. The revolution ta
ble is in a secluded corner, and its
habitues are usually very well be
naed. Revolutions are iiuiet in Cen
tral Europe just now. much quieter
than grain transactions.
National Iximnc Standings
W. L.
Pittsburg 60 2Ti
New York . . 4 :'S
Boston 39 32
St. Louis 3!) 35
Brooklyn 39 3d
Chicago 32 37
Cincinnati .....27 46
I'hiladeluphl.i ...20 SI
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Pet
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PJ
PUHJC
America ii l-asue Standings
W. L.
Cleveland 4S 27
New York .46 2S
Washington 43 37
Detroit 40 38
Roston 33 4 0
. Louis 32 4 4
Chicago 30 44
Philadelphia : 30 44
.5 20
.464
.370
2S2
Pet.
.04 0
.622
.53S
.513
.4 52
.4 21
.40
lion the Scries Stand
At Sacramento 1 game, Portland no
game; at Salt Lake no game, S-attle I
game; at Los Angeles 1 game. Vernon
2 games; At San Francisco 1 game,
Oakland 3 games.
W here the Tennis Play Next Week'
Portland versus Vernon at Los An
geles, Seattle versus Oakland at San
Francisco. Los Angeles at Salt Lake,
San Francisco at Sacramento,
Koiitlicrn Association lirsults
IHrminghnm 3. Memphis 5.
Little ock 5, Atlanta 4.
Chattanooga 1, New Orleans 17.
Nashville 7, Mobile 9.
. Western League Results
Ft. Josephs 14, Sioux City 3.
Oklahoma City 6, Wichita 5.
Omaha 10, De Moines 4.
Tulsa 1, Joplin 6.
The following prices go into effect at our shop July 1:
LABOR $1.00 PER HOUR
GAS : ... 32c PER GALLON
OILS (Monogram, No. 7, Waverly)
$1.20 PER GALLON
This reduction in price will in no way effect the high
4or ! quality of our repair work.
With our equipment and long experience, we have al
ways given the very best and will continue to do so at the
above prices.
If you have car trouble on the road and need help
JUST PHONE 780 DAY OR NIGHT
For our Service Car that is built for Service.
Newsome & Gumming
For the Best Automobile Repairing
701 W. ALTA ST.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
MBOUFP.
31!
FORD
The Universal Car
WHETHER COTTER PIN OR COMPLETE
OVERHAUL
Tou ran get It In our Sales and Service Station. We are au
thorised Ford dealers. In our stockroom we carry every purt
that goes Into a Ford car or Ford truck. They're genuine Ford
parts too each made of the same tough, durable Vumidium
steel ns Its counterpart In the Ford car. Our special Ford re
pair shop-Is thoroughly equipped with serially designed tools
and up-to-the-minute machinery so that repairs, adjustments or
complete overhnuls for Ford curs can be handled promptly and
efficiently.
Our mechanics who will do the work on your Ford car or
truck, understand the Ford mechansin and know the right way
to tune It up. And for the work you will pay only the reason
able Ford prices.
We ore a part of the Tllg Ford Family nnd not only repair
Fords but sell them us well. We have more thun a passing In
terest In the service we give you. Drive to our Oarage when
your Ford needs repairing.
For Safetys Sake Have the Authorized Ford
pealer Do It.
We Can Rebore and Polish Your Cylinders Too.
JACK CHILDS, Foreman
Simpson Auto Co.
rhone 408 Water & Johnson St
Service
Phone 2IO-W p. o. lox 35
DR. C. H. DAY
Physician and .surgeon
(sieoiatli
Honmi 13 and 25, Snilth-Crawford
Building.
IVfeptfNM lOi new. 74H.H
KOEPPEN'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE
A. C. Koeppcn & Bros.
Tlie OniK Store That Scrtee
WESTON MT, July 8. John Eng
lish returned to California Tuesdav
after a months vacation visiting rela
tives and attending the K. I, picnic at
Cold SprinES. Shad Price. Otis Crould
and Jim Kirkpatrirk -will work with
I Mr. Knglish In the government survey
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery of t'ltia-
pine are visiting Mrs. Montgomerys
I brother and wife Mr. nnd Mrs. Doc
Hasp.
Jim Rowers is helping Rimer Fergu
son build his house on his homestead
near Bingham Springs.
Miss Kay Wilbur and Miss I'la Os
borne of Duncan visited their uncle.
Ernest Bryson and attended the picnic
at Cold Springs. They also visited Mr.
Bryson's mother and sister Mr. and
Mrs. (Iraves and children of Pendle
ton.
' Miss Dorothy Bowers Is assisting
! Mrs. Wilsey through the busy season
I A surprise parly was given Mrs.
MiirUotild Wednesday afternoon. Aft
I er a very pleasant afternoon spent in
I visiting dainty refreshments were
I st rved.
I .Mi and Mrs. Boliert Hopkins and
jsiytrr Miss Cook went to the Cold
Springs camp ground for the day.
W. 1.. Hayborn and family will leave
! fo;- n two weeks camping trip at
l:int:h;iiH springs next week.
Among the people at the K. P.
Fourth of July celebration -were Jake
English and family. John" Neal and
family of Pendleton, Seth Hyatt nnd
(lauuhters. Mrs. llolph Thompson and
family of Oibbon, all former residents
ot Weston M,t.
Miss Florence Armsworthy of Was
co, Ore., is expected this week to visit
her sister Mrs. Bobert Tweedy.
HOOD P.IVEB, Or.. July R. (V. P.'
The young gentleman who. in Long
fellow's poem, betrayed his desire for
the more altitudinotis heights by con
t'nually shouting "Excelsior" as he
wanderes upward, for cold, cool, anl
undaunted climbing enthusiasm had
nothing of Oregon's contemporary
climber Mark Weygandt.
Weygandt has been to the top of
Mount Hood 489 times and this sea
son intends to reach the five cent-iry
mark. And from the number of people
intending to scnWle to the cone-like
crest of Oregon's famous mountain,
he'll probably do it. For Mark is in
great demand as a guide.
Only slightly behind Mark is Oeorge
Miller, official guide at Cloud Cap Inn
Miller has been climbing Mt. Hood for
the past IS years, but thinks he's losi
count of the exact number of times hp
has planted his alpinstock on the crest
To him Is accorded the silver-tipped
calk wrench for successive trips up
the hill. One recent season he hatted
an even thousand, getting every mem
ber of "his party to the top on 17 suc
cessive days.
Thousands will go
There Is a deaf and dumb corps in
the Salvation Army
The first census
taken on March 10,
in England
18(11.
was
MODERN RIP VAN WI.NKLE!
AWAKES FROM NAP LASTING
FOR OVER THREE YEARS!
FOFIT SMITH. Ark., July S
(V. V.) Jim Kschliner, who
has just awakened from a three
year nap, is unable ti believe the
stories nf the fcrent war, the
Iempse -CarpentU-r fiht . and
that Harding is president.
'Hlinime a chew of tobacco, '
he interspersed hts mnnosyUabii
comments. His physicians or
dered no prohibition talk, as it
mipht prove fatal.
Yon Heat,
Freckle Face
ack East
this summer because of the
t
Low
Round-Trip
Fares
offered by the big cross-continent railroad
Union Pacific System
Serving the transportation needs of the
Great Pacific Northwest ,
and giving through service via the popular direct routes to Salt
Lake City. Denver. Omaha. Kansas City. St. Taul, Minneapolis and
Chicago on these two Hrictly first class trains
'Oregon-Washington Limited'
Limited"
and "Continental
TICKETS ON SALE DAILY
I'ntil and including August 15th
Uet urn limit fn days, but not later tron October 31st
Cliieaao SlOd.so Memphis ...Slll.iw Tin-blo ..
,m,-i "7.40 .MiiiiieaMilis . KT.liO St. I'aul .
Kansas City K7.lilt Omaha 87.110 St. Louis
8 Ter Cent War Tax to He Added
. .0 77.40
. . 87.HO
. . I0I.4O
riopoitiona'e iviliHtions to many points East. Stopovers at
pleasure. Side trips may be arranged lor Yellowstone, .ion
ami Uoeky Mountain National Turks.
For complete o-tails as to routings, train schedules, side trips,
sleeping car rates and reservations, and other travel Information
desired, call on or telephone
T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent, Pendleton, Ore.
Win. McMiirrny. tiencral Passenger .Vgcnt Portland, Oregon
Sun nnd Wind IJitng Out Vfily Spots. ,
How to llrmme Kasily
Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that it
will not cost you a penny unless it
removes the freckles: while if it does
give you a clear complexion the ex
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of Othine
I double streneth from anv druusist
County Agricultural Agent l.ewts ot nn(, a few applications should show
Dayton reported to the Weston Mt. vou hmv en!(V is ,0 rill yourself of
Community Club and Farm Unreal! h1Piv freckles and get a beauti
that the Weston Mt. potatoes planted ! fll, r,ml)icxion. Uarely is more than
the same day as four other different mip 0nre neP1ed for the worst case,
varieties of early potatoes were far j n mrr to ,lsk tl)e ,irKBjst for the
ahead of their home Grown seed. I ,i,Ui,p strength Othine as this
I K very seed growing and all vigorous j st,enBtri s sni,l under guarantee of
j plants. Some planted by two parties I ,nnpy liaok jf t fjis to remove
I live days after the other seed was frprk jPS
planted are in advance of their home
raised seed. All spoke very highly of i -the
Weston Mt. potatoes and were jm
: wttll pleased and expect to buy In large
1 quantities net spring.
I Mrs. Mark Henderson nnd daughter.
; lorothy returned from Oayton Wash,
i Saturday after two weeks absence
1 where Mrs. Henderson was taking
medical treatment and Is very much
, Improved In health.
Tbe lied Cross may not le used as a !
trademark.
The first geolocicul map of England
rhone
507
Hours
9 a. m. to S p. nu
DR. OHMART
Modem Dentistry
In All llranches.
CONROY'S
CASH GROCERY
White Soap, 22 bars $1-00
Sugar, Saturday only, 13 lbs $1-00
Schilling's Coffee, 1 lb 40c
Schilling's Coffee, 2'-.. lbs $1.00
Schilling's Coffee, 5 lbs $2.00
Tomatoes, large cans, 2 for 25c
LIEERTY BELL SYRUP
Saturday only, 't gallon 75c; gallon $1.45
1
was issued in IS 15. .