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tACE TWO DAILY EAST ORSQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1921. TEN PAGES vo Golf Champs to Me I Our ttargain Basement MUST UNDERSELL Otherwise it is Not .1 Bargain Basement. N DO VO KNOW lliat c l Ho ono complete l .ar;- Jiiiiil oetiilieIv ( llojv Wear? luu'tl lo ell to '.. tv n NM4i.Tjiji uRevtot nuARiti:M stmt SALE OF CHILDREN'S HATS 7 jpfiQPeoples Warehouse, . .?lflr.-jywwrpc II I' WS" TO TWnr Ll'ltiy STKVW U.T Sl'IXIAI, Tin- .Mi'ii's Di j aiinu'in is rfci'tng a lllliiill Of 25 I'OIVCnt CHI Nlroiv Jl;:s. fc3 . Here's a sale that will bring out every woman in the whole neighbor hood who has a .little kiddie that will appreci ate a Real Quality Hat. We are placing on sale Saturday morning at 9 o'clock: - One big lot of Madge Evans Hats in velvets, velours, felt, beaver, pique, fancy straws and colored Milans former ly selling at the high price of $16.50, will now be "pat on sale - t , A ' , ' , AT 23c ON THE DOLLAR -; Think of this price then see the elaborate display in the Ready-to-Wear window. - x Nqne.sold before 9 a. m. Saturday. No refunds, no returns, no exchanges, none reserved. SERVICEABLE DRESS GINGHAMS Those offered are mostly stripes in blues, pinks and grays, and to appreciate the value there is in them we suggest that you visit the dry goods section where they are on display in the center aisle. Special Price 23c the Yard. . ANNOUNCEMENT We take this opportunity to announce to all par ticular workmen who demand the very best there is in work shoes that we have stocked the complete line of Original Chippewa Shoes which signifies that The Peoples Warohouse will serve you with the very best shoes possible to purchase with your money. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE EATING ; OF A- SHOE IN THE WEARING. ' Shoes of "Quality" always prove that it is much better to figure your shoe bill by the year, rather than by the pair. ' ' The "Modease" Oxford is typical of the "J. & T. Cousins" line of carefully constructed "Quality" footwear. Brown "Modease" Oxford, perfectly combining comfort and beauty, medium heel, the pair. . . $13.50 Same in black, the pair $12.50 Bring your foot troubles to our Shoe. Department for relief. 36 INCH BEACH SUITING A very pretty material for your summer frocks is now being offered at a reduction from the original COc price. , Now on sale for," the yard 4(Jc , Dry Goods Side, main floor. 81.75 WORK SHIRTS S1.00 An excellent saving in a very good work shirt. We have only a limited number of these shirts to of fer so we suggest an early selection. Now all sizes. Men's Dept., main floor. Diverse as Flowers in .the Garden are our Styles in Light some S u m m e r Frocks Correctly portraying the newest fashions in dresses, our present dis plays afford an excel ent opportunity foi" kvomen to select their new summer frocks. There is such variation in the styles, too, that each individual desire can be full satisfied and prices are excep- tionally moderate. Visit our Ready-to-Wear De partment, Snri floor. ' fllll j. mm i . pi m WW '' 1 - 3 0 .'A J W.'' i. . .a 1 1 - ts . vs; ,.v, v. t " . -fih ... l: -'1 v i t r 1 , . v t -I - ' v ' i V . : Te T.Ay (ift't) Is En.Tlish holder of the American crn rolf evom llon:ihl!. Jock HutchinHun (rlfrlit) U thu Amor't an hoMi-r of tuo KnsUah open cliinipionfhlp. linih will play at trie Columbia Country Club, Clicvj fviac, .Mf'.. Ju!y 19, '.', 21. for the Aiutrican open i:hn-p!bnshli). THE FINEST VOILES We' are continuing the good offer of our most ex cellent Voiles that originally- sold as high as $2.00 now at a most pleasing sacrifice. ' " -Most of-you are well acquainted with our high standard q quality of Voiles, so.therefore all adjec tives'of description are unnecessary." -'Suffice It To Say 98c the Yard. . Dry Goods Dept., main floor. CLOSE OUT OF NECKWEAR We I'uir .stzcl lot uf very M'ulty nei'kwcar pii'Ci. ;it the extra luw prfrt; of 1-3 the regular Kellin. prico. Sec the Oi.wplay iu trout wlmlow. 1 V (.AUTiatS ) HM.K We are offering a special on some wry pretty farters that originally .sold for St.'JS. Frhlay und ..! only ' SI. -I! Visit the Bargain Basement where you will find many excellent savings in a great variety of good goods. THE GROCERY SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK still continues strong. We're sure cleaning up our stock rooms and we find that price and advertising has helped us to "turn the trick." There are still "loads" too much on hand. The opportunity is yours, as is also the saving. The loss is ours. Reduce Your Living Costs Today. ' UNCLE SAM TAKES LIEN ON PROPERTY OF 1IKI.KXA, .Mont. July jf. (A. 1 Ver ly, the niys of u woman tire lnu'd r.o explain.' At Iea.it that is tile ob servation of It, S. Alenti uni, Htate fir f marslial, who telln the nfory of tl, ohl lady of UvhiKston, whose obHtlii ley wan the worry of the' c'tV eoiinoil :lie .flit' eli'ef, her nelKhhorn anil even -Mr. .Mt'nlfinii. ' , ': . 'I'll s old lady owned a most un slKluly. Im rn In the ocn'tei-' of a new reshlenee fifllon that pVl'ded llsrlf 01. heln' lather hxi Iiih ve n ml upon tin irrhileclid'al he;ioty of ltn biinnalow, and KKiu'iPH. Also' the old lady refu d lo sell her property; she refuted t' move the burn un 1 it Is said, tolil tw if the neij;hl)orliood eouimlUces thu die would stand "P:it" "anions olhej Ithinm, o the rea dencf ' bdditlon foil eallod mi the lire elili f tu'comlvnin I !ou a nuisance -mill a fire trap. I Tlie file Ch ef did h!n bit, but Iho ol lady eari-led tho battle to the clt eouuc-il and ilethn'ffl she would fight t liKhl through, tg the Buprenie court. The state fire marshal wan called and mratu the struiture wan ordered con demned. The ohl lady kept her prom Ise. mid f led an anion In court which noted as'a temporary sliiy on tho order( of destruction. Then sounds of hammeriiij: and miyi' In - were heard by the. nelKhbors lssti' I'm? from within the liarn. Naturally "they thought that It wim lieinn repair-, leil to pass muster its a sale siruciuie the day of the trial, however, th I uas di.' inis'd on the old lady fi luotlcn. luinieiliately tho fire li thoritieR prepared to finish the mriut- I tare before a new' levrnl move wu; started. hen they gained uccess to till , h.u n they found there a tiny, but whol Jly eliurmluB buKKUlow. All that ' re' "imuined to be done wim to tear awaj tho old waJlK. It was done and ire surprised neiRhbors were hnppy wltli ; officials were very much relieved.!' fraiiipEwisiLfiomllraT l'l!OIS, If your l"n cominjr he 1 n jr. His tux laws are like tho laws of nature you can't eioapo them. llootlessors thounlit they were r.lip piujT one over on the old gentleman and "Kettini? away with II." but they have discovered that though they sold liiiuor ilieKally the sovernmenf is ro ins to collect its pound of flesh in the way- of revenue taxes. ('or months there has been a pow erful lot of hootlOKKint,' in this part of J'a., July (I. N. S.) iviotcd. le Sainael doe ,n't t-t you They are perfeotli' pood liens, too is certain to tifet you ;o- Iron clad and KUaraulecd not breaka ble. Hotter Mill, tliey have rl;ht of way ovr all other claim:! nk'utnst the! properties. I'ncle yam will collect hi.- t hill first Iii(( cents on the dollar and I ! Inn'rcst anil what is left, the other! iordiiiMy idaimaiits if there are liny.; may have. ' s j I'. S, an Kxpcrt Accountant. i ll's simple. The action is taki u un dis Section "1S of the Kevlncd Sla- i jtutes of the I'niti'd states, which sets 'forth thnt if the taxes are not paid at j the proper time tin y become a lien j attain :t the property of the person ! owln;;- sm h taxes. Not only tho tax' itMelf. but tlr& interest and all costs are. bunched in thai lien, and the lom,--; or you dodH those tuxes th hitrfter j the bill tho Kovermmiit will oolleot in I the dill. ... ... -; . t Non-:-of the lllfi it Ihiuor sellers paid any tuxes for the li iuor they peddled I '.. ,. , ., ' . ,, - author ties ure lirouiai, su inc) ouiitiKi ine ich'iiiii- laws, and tho lions ere the next step. I:ootb:or tax dodders are all treat, ed alike, whither thev do a bis busi ness or a little business no irraduat- u .. many eu si aie toe i neto. i The rlteril't will collect tho Kovern ini'Tit's bill-. I!ii'itlevi:ie.iT is not all profit. the stale. acoordinK: to rum lit re ports. Some vn.Tii caught rid bunded and went s far as to plead K'.iilty to save the expenses of del'endiiisj a suit in court. In the meantime Internal Revenue. Collector Llewellyn, of l'ltlsburKh. toolc notice. He rent a special exam iner up h- re In Clearfield country. The examiner went over the criminal court docket in Prothonotary (County Clerk) Kalston's office. He made a list of all those convicted of Honor law violations. This li.-t was sent to headquarters in PiitshurKli. In thu lust few days tax liens against. " many of these violators have been received at. the prothonutary's of tice and are beins chalked up against the properly of each violator con- ! UNCANNY KNOWLEDGE OF ANATOMY I DISPLAYED BY SIX YEAR OLD ST. j LOUIS YOUTH STARTLES MEDICOS Hy IIKNItY W. K1NXKV. il'nitel Press Staff Corresld'ndonl j Ti.'lvl'i. July 21. After the re iron of strikes and other labor difil iciilllos which culminated duiiu? t ' war years of urosperlty. when the an I I olv of labor was so far short of Hie if 'm.ind that the workmen wore able I enforce almost tho demunilH they ifii to make, tha-nerlod following t islumu which benran In Murrh of ) I year. Was l ernarkably free , tn I strikes. l'nemiloyment beeunio j common atricn, and the movements ihe workmen are marked by a Brovf luir desire for what they call "dlril a' tlon." S'hllo thm't'rm, as used hcl Is,. ind, m-xUibtec UB.misht be bellcv; It is evident, that the , worker ni 'showiilj; a tejidoncy. towaidii oppolti to constituted uuthority. anil me potio woffled Considerabll therebv. ' ' . ' '' "' f Socialisli Kiflhovt(is are constant'! belnir roken up. dlthounh they lipped! !in Im no more .il.Hiirerou than nil such movements wnicn are i lowed to pass nnchnllenfferl elsowhe and socialists, rind labor loaders ofb find themselves under watch by.deti , tivos and freiiiiently hauled to poll l-iiations for exnlamitions. In Osull jthn electric light station workers ( cently went on strike, leaving the CI cuko of Japan in darkness, and sen al clashes occurred between thpusan of strikers and their sympathixe with the police. In the course of whh Told His School Teacher He Would Rather Discuss Hy- i Qiene Than Recite Rhymes. her. V. Y. Clark returned Friday from a few days' business trip to I'ortland, Mrs. Jack Kosn of IIc'lx spent the week end at the home of her parents. .Mr. and Ills. H. J ICimlish. Walter (rsne hail a painful r.ecid'nt Saturday. While standing in a swln(t his Icet slipped off tho hoard and he fell. As tlio Hiving i-iinie hack over him the hoard struck him on the head Inflictliig (ii:to an UKly wound. Ho many were Injured, i no reu nair j often displayed and tho old-tlmCfei dal respect for the police is rapid, disappearing. Tho unrest and jriowlnc disreEu: for frovernnient Buthority ls ulao slim ling up conspicuously iimonu tho st dents of various institutions Di 'strikes on the part of student bod I' 'have been freipient. i . I While nil these niovemenlH. both iStndents and laboreiO, 'are not as d.insterous In theiiusetvos, they lndioH' ;plaiply n sleadily swellinB tide of nil Imt while thT authorities are on' i -DYN4MO" DAWES, "CUSSLV BRIGADIER" FROM THE WEST, STARTS ECONOMY STAMPEDE on that sort of waste by comptllini; every responsible, official immediate ly to return to tho general supply committee all equipment not now be ins used elficiently. Instead of Jet-' ued that to permit bureau heads to no ahead and draw from uoxe funds the government would be the usual loser. .So he directed that not a dollar must be spent from current ..I.,,: ...... , ,,,,..,.,., ., Uipi,e.i tn, uill.'l i no I). K. has I, eon l..,. budfjet bureau. It puts everv Unholy Disregard for Red Tape : Enables Fiery Foe to Drive I Home Healthy Ideas of Thrift tirnates, to be sent later to consress. coveriiiK K"vorninent money needs for another fiscal year ending June 30. 11(3. a savini; of not less than r.OU, 01(0,111(11 In jfoverninent expenses will be nhowu. Officials who are more op timisLc predict that before Genera Uav.es finishes his Job a cut in Kener al (fovernment outlays of $l.(i0,'i),- duo a oar will be possible. eventually into junk ,'rom ilisuse H'j the Jjawes way to turn it into ca.-h This w,ll he done as si, on as the aoc ernmeiU inventory is completed. Congress allotted government do. puitnients sums in many cases far be yond tlieir actual needs. awes real- halves Jin-t .li t oitist. ' Hell and Maria'1 Dawes, putting the government on a prai:tlcal biisi- Uy W. H. ATK IN.'! Uljiternutivnal News Kervlce Staff Correspondent.) "WAMIINUTON, July SI. Wild di H.iiiis of bureau chiefs for expansion aid heavier citriidlnic of public funds ness basis. Is doing thiiiKH that nevei luve bi'iui sudly Khatteied. These aanieiwenj done before, and in a new way i.a.- i,ir. i. i..v f:illiii over There are no frills about the Dawei . m h .uher in u slamiM de for economy, i methods. Ills direct action gets ti i- I,. ...,i,ii,. v i.i iiii-.-k :ire tu sulti- He has hurdled over mor "red i ital, Kor nice in the history of tape" in the brief time since be tool the lioioi iime.it the win liir habit is be- tho helm than would have neemcd I UK Inculcated unnms those who dls- ; plo su-ully pos-liile for any other man buoi' the trviuiirv funds. And they But that's Dawes. by the t bureau. It puts everv resmm. . sile official dealiNs With government ! fLsi'ul 'natters on trial. Oeneral Dawes, I as-the trial jude. holds officials in,.' , del' suspicion of reckless m,imt.! ; id tnoy fully and unequivocally Justify 'ihe.r spi-nding programs. A Reminder KT. l-OI'IS, Mo.. July -dly Kent Watson, 1. X. S. Staff Corrcsiondenl.) When he told his school teacher inai neu rumor laili on nygicne ano ; -i --v ,.,(.s. .Sanialation" than recite "a .slllylas aoie io oeinor.inc i-.ast I'legon- ,. ...,. the means n rhyme." (leno P.ablwin Warkloff, six J"" Riturday cvcniiuc as usual. (which they lake to stem It liave KO fa year old soli, of Clly Health Con, mis-j The farmers around Uieth are very i frn utterly lneffccHuil. . , sionei" .Max C. Ktarkloff attracted at- ; hiir-y In the fields now harvest lug their i . B , ,- tentlon. inrain. I TO Slilfi lll'sTOKH' TIMKIMFfj! In .St. I.ouls now lie is considered a( K. M. Woods relurned Friday from i I'OSTON' Julv 21. (I. N". H,1 V (prodigy. Ho possesses a very phono- u short business trip in Idaho. massive Kohl which.' nonly three Inclie" nienal brain,' physicians declare, anil j .Montin Fletcher him b-on havlnc in dlnmeter, curried by i'laiilel Wobstei idestiny has so shaped it that ho nil! finite, a serious time, fur the past four! when he represented Massachusetts h become one of America s foremost ' wj eks from blood iiolsonlng in her Uift surgeons or physicians. I arm. caused by a cat scratch. The boy, in l.alin terms, is able to j Mis. John Heath was vlsitlng give technical defiifitions of all part; : frk mW in Kieth Monday when s'u of the human anatomy. Further, !i ; slopped here on her way home In is able to describe the functions of ( pleasa nt Vallev, from The Dalles. ure gcltlii the haliil in a rush. They had to under the Isdil economy strokes inioW by Ihe dyiiiiinic liudjiet Director. Cluirb " J. ImiM. In every ;oi oriimeiii buri iiu In the t Vi a'y t r uioio eneouilve and Inde pciujeiit t'.-tubllshmeiits budget officers IH i rmiu'US di n the'r es'linie I- another year. They are aleo wading tutu c'"f o"v-lMid plans for expend. ' i.iificials soon found that either th were to swing in behind General Daw es to achieve the aims of the pies idem' Pi i 2i'am. or tbut they were to Is? classified as not altogether inilis pi usable to tin; working out of a prob lem thai means so much for the pros perity of the people and tile nation. Uoiierul liaivea didn't wait to ask bureau clvefs about the advisability uf tures tills flM'Bl year to effect larse an inventory of government stocks of wxhig. llefore August 1, when tin tiiiflpet bureau enneois to ooinnlete e- Hauling Phono tera's Transfer la hxt 378 1 mater bis. imu h of It suriilus war wtocks. iliat must be converted into -imp ns one way to cut down the tax burden. ' He h'U out an order that the thing had to be dune and put a limit on the ti..... i, iv Inch th Job must be accom plished. .M uitlcr of iiste. Dawes wiw extravagance ramiiant in all Fovorninent depart inents and guv erniniiit funds wasted on imaginary niedK for eupplles. Jle put crimp t Vyf, rfBy,fr''0?yw'vv-.- -' ' ... I t i si : r V r ' i r , 1: lh bndy's organs. The best physici ans here have been unable, to rattle him witii puzzling questions. In Iris father's office the youth pours over books on medical ncieiice. His hours at home, when not given to anions play, are spent in studying a chart of the human body. "That story about dork bringing newcomers is all bunk," declares the youth, who has reasoned to his own satisfaction Jlhat humans enter "the world much "after the fashion of new born chickens or other ba.by animals. "The hoy's knowledge of anatoinv would shame the average well-educated doctor," one of the leading ' piiy Mcians here declares. "lie is a marvel." Air. and Mrs. While and children '"lurned from the'r vacation. Congress was offered for sale tn thai State by niho Wicker, of Cambridge. 't was given to Webster by a California olmirer and contains and complimen tary Inscription: "Advocate of the I'nion and defender of lt lutitutlom'. The watch with t he chain woilihs nine- leen ounces. t V ii ""AC V ' ''tii-ii. The,, tii-roiaijs U ai h by th? UerinauH. giau jmasants reiiih rf d honif less and ornhaiuvl hu ihD a,e allowed to live rent-free in "duir-mit" luiilt fi-i-.i Thttir nresence is ;t irrim A,ln,lAw iA t.rf ntitkri hoajOJ ovcx Jatroi-e Xc Um it aed.rf rawjai- Belgium-- ' HCIII7IN01FSM HOSPITAL IN THE DALLES tl.'ast uregonian Fpeeial.) ItlKTIf, lire. July SI. The news of little Sum Winchester's death was tele graphed here Kuuday. Ho parsed away !in the hospital at The Dalles early j.'Vniday mi rnlng after an iliiieis of 4.'i days. .Mr. Wini hosier :s blacksmith jut the rouii I house and he w ith his lit J tie son have I wen living In the home hu purchased last February from H. j Ij. Tompkins. Mis. P. W. Clark .'((id chilili f n' left ;S;iiiilay for Heai.ii'e where fluy will en- Joy their summer vacation. Mrs. Iewis McN'eal wan called to l.aj Grande Sunday by the death of a little Pcixllet oil's Most Sanitary, Cleanest,' Coolest and Flvless Grocery: Announces A Big Reduced Price of Tru Blue Cookies, Crackers Hi: ( 'AKTONS. I 'on 1 "(' Anlnml Cool,lc lilue Hibboii Smlas, JOm press Sodas, 'It iiiuirsiiniH, l,oinon Snaps, Oyster Crackers. I.lo CAIf ONS A.--uniod takes, Arrowji ". Illue Hihhuii Soilas. Ilrauclas, lluttcr 'I'liins. ChecM' Walcis, Chocolate IVInirs, Cracker .Meal, Fig: liars. Five O'clock Tolls,' jiy;tr lvrl.-w, (iliiKer Siuis, ( rahaai CracHrs, Honey Hoy CiSiklos, llouxdiold , htaliM, In'imn Wafers. M.'ii'shninllow Dainties, Shell Ojslor Crackois. Tru III" Salted Wafers, I'm lilii Sueur Wafers, Ti ll lllu Tea r,lM iilt. VanHa W'afcm' 2;)c CAIlTONSi l,ms lliancli Salted Wafers. Sot- AI!T!)NS Tru Itlu Sugar Wafers ( anila, l.onicii or Clnxyliito). ;i5c ( AKTONS P.I u ltlbhiiii Soda Wafers, family size; Household So. ila.-i, lllvoisiilo (linger Snaps, 'I'm lilii f.ialiain-., .family !; Tru Dill Salted Mufcrs, family size. ; "." CAItTONS llotisi'liokl Sislas, big sipiarc size. '' ' ' !."lc CAKTO.NS lilue KlblKUi Sislas in oriil Tins. Kctiicnihci- the Dig; tiiixt-ry StiM'U Jiiiliiolloii Sale. Wc lire soiling many Items below the wholesale, price. THE PURE FOOD SHOP i