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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1921.
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f People Here and There
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F. a. Kins In Portland on a bus
iness mission,
Fred W. jFulconor il In Portland on
a business feilsslon. , .
;-Robert w. AHborn, reprcsenttlng the
Oregon Htitte Hoard of Health and the
Oregon Tuberculosis Association, la a
l'endleton iMjslni'SS visitor today. Uma
, tlllu county Tins a Bood record vAth the
association, says Mr, Osborn, and ouch
year la close to the top In the totul
umount of Sales of the little Christmas
".Health SwiIh." front which the as
sociation derives some-of Its funds to
tarry on tuWrdilosIs relief work.
Wood for Sale
i IV CAIt IOTN
Yellow I'lne, rir and Tumnrae
KARL, tilljLAMUCKS, IVndU toii
Senator Bob Stanfleld Is expected
to be In Portland tomorrow on a shovt
visit. (He will not be able to stop off
!n Fendlcton on his way to thi coast.
It In thought.
E. N. Blronff, assistant manager of
Oregon Life, hiiH been a Pendleton
vlHllor today, being here in eonsulta
tlon with . N. Hnyder, Oropon Life
representative In this territory
I?ob Sinclair had returned from
Portland where he spent several days.
Ted Charier, who farms tho 'Keen
ranch near Helix, In here today on
business,
Interests in Pendleton call W. J.
Furnish, of Portland, a former resi
dent, to l'endleton today,
p , . ..
Relatives he has not seen for 49
years will be met by Fred Clncer, of
this city, when he reaches Parker,
."ew York. Mr. Oelnger will leave to-
nlKht and will visit George W. Youclls
and other relatives. Besides visiting
New York ho will spend some time in
other eastern states and in the mld
dlo west.
When Things Go Wrong
u be quick to kick
' . if things go wrong,
u but kick to us
and make it strong
i to make things right
gives us delight,
! if we are wrong
:and you are right.
M TABLE SUPPLY
Phone 187
739 Main Street
Pendleton
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietors
ION Ti
"WASHINGTON, Aug. 27. (U. P.)
Budget Director Dawes, taking the
first drastio action against the alleged
waste of millions of dollars o govern
ment money In shipping bourd oper
ations, has ordered purchases of all
supplies for shipping board vessels
now costing $65,000,000 annually, and
the sale of board supplies, totalling
$200,000,000 to be taken from the
board and placed under control of the
budget director. Under a recent
Harding order all supplies will be
bought for the board's ships through
a general purchasing board and all
surplus supplies will be liquidated
through a genoal liquidation board.
Dawes believes this means cutting the
expenditures in half and will obtain
cash for surplus materials more
quickly.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
fuse Ordered Dismtied.
The case of Fannie May Holdman
against Ora K. Holdman has been dis
missed in circuit court without preju
dice in an order mado yesterday by
Judge O. V.' Phelps.
Apixiintcd Administrator.
G. H. Fredericks has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Jes
sie Estella Fredericks. The estate is
valued at about $1,800. The admin
istrator was the husband of the deceased.
Docket Called Momluy.
The calendar of cases on the dock
et for the September term of the cir
cuit court session will be called Mon
day afternoon. Cases are espi-i ted to
bo set for trial after the t:;:.sf.s un
called.
Let'erHt
News From Crawford's
Furniture Store
Broken sets at bro
ken prices. '
Fine Furniture
Fine Homes.
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Sues on Note.
A suit in which judgment to the
amount of JM50 Is sought has been
filed in circuit cocrt by Will M. Peter
son against J. J. Kasarl. The attor
neys for the plaintiff ure Peterson,
Bishop and Clark.
ZR-2
ST,
HOWDEN. England, Aug. 27 (V.
p.)The British air service 'inquiry
Into the ZR-2 disaster opened today
in secret session. Vice Air Admiral
Sulhiond presided. Lieutenant Dyer
represented the United States.
MIXISTKll IS STIU, MISSIXfi
PORTLAND. Aug. 27. (U. P.)
Reverend Jesse T. Anderson, the miss
ing Marshfield minister, has not been
located after several days' search.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED School girl to help take
care of small child. Phone 2S0-J or
write bos: 68, city.
BOY WANTED over 16 years of age
Newsome ft Cum mine,.
Has Great Future Possibilities
' With Oil Production
now almost assured, by the recent developments at the Columbia Basin well,
how can even the most conservative thinkers, and careful investors overlook
the opportunities now being offered to share in the coming prosperity of this
most promising district that is now attracting such wide attention every
where in Hotel Lobbies, Pullman Cars, Private Homes and on the streets of
our Coast and Inland Cities.
$11
WILL BUY AN INDIVIDUAL
DRILLING SITE
OF YOUR OWN.
In the CITY LIMITS of Attalia, with a GUARANTEE that $71.50 of each
$100.00 goes into a special Drilling Fund to be used exclusively in drilling for
oil as soon as 140 lots are sold for $100.00 each. AH of these lots are located in
the Original Townsite of Attalia, most of which are 50 by 120 feet, fronting on
GO to 80 foot streets, with 15 foot alleys in rear.
Definite arrangements for conducting the drilling operations, above men
tioned, have been made with the ATTALIA OIL COMPANY, from whom. I
have purchased a large block of stock, and during the sale of these lots I
will give each purchaser a certificate of .
7,150 Shares of Stock
With Each $100.00 Lot
No lots are reserved in this special offer. There are ONLY 140 to be sold
on these terms and this offer is made subject to withdrawal or increase in
price without further notice in event of an oil strike being made at Attalia be
fore this sale is completed. . ,
' If a $100.00 Investment will break yon don't romp in on tills. KI T if you -nn nare $100.00
even by pinching a little bit don't pa P this vliaiicc to (tot a IOl"HLK 1NTKKKST in the Attalia Oil
l'leld liow Ix-fore oil Is stnu'k for $100.00 wont go far when it will take A THOI SAN1) DOI.LAKS then
to equal DM; DOU.AIt in 'buying power NOW.
GEO. II. CLARK (Owner) 740 Main St., Pendleton
Address All Orders and Communications to
W. R. CRAWFORD, Sales Agent
Box 342 KENNEWICK, WASH.
To ltmnw Vtttl Hill. .
A suit to recover the sum of $1,-
857.60, alleged due for pasturing a
number of horses and one mulo has
been filed in circuit court by Sam
Bamuclson against Loren Seward. The
plaintiffs attorney is J. V. Zurcher.
Itrunii Is ncleascd.
Jesse Brunn, who was held in Jail
for several days for the shooting of
Louis Ragalns, was given his freedom
Friday afternoon by Sheriff Zoeth
Houser. Beyond thanking the au
thorities for the good treatment ac
corded him, Brunn had little to say.
t Many FHi.
Cyril Proebstel, deputy county clerk,
Is back at his office after a vacation
of two weeks spent at Cold Springs
on Weston Mountain. He spent the
time fishing, and he reports some fine
catches of trout. The water was so
;old that it was impossible for him to
remain in it, he declares.
Wi-athcrford Given Hearing.
Charles A. Weatherford who on
Thursday evening, August Jl, fired ut
his wife and then turned the gun on
himself in an effort at suicide, was
given a preliminary hearing this af
ternoon before County Judge I. M.
Schannep. He was in the hospital
following the shooting, which is said
to have followed after his efforts to
effect a reconciliation with his wife
proved futile but has been in jail
since his recovery.
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PORTION OF LOOT IS
Goods that suit, pri
ces that please, .
Good news of. good
goods.
Hints to the House
wife.
Wedding Rings '
A THOUGHT WORTH WHILE
As the wedding ring is expressive of the
highest sentiment in our lives, so should it
be worthy of truly expressing it.
We are exclusive agents for the genuine
orange blossom ring the best ring yet
made.
Our prices are most moderate, hand en
graved rings from $7.50 to $15.00.
W i inc. -
-cJeujeleir
The Largf Diamond Ixwiers In Es.t On-f.u
What is home with
out music:
It's hard to earn but
easy to save here.
Great values here
indeed.
AT LIBERTY HALL j
( TONIGHT
f McELROY ORCHESTRA g
Get what you want
when you want it.
FAIRMONT. W. Va., Aug. 27. (C.
P.) One was killed And two were se
riously wounded in the hills by the
posse following a daring holdup here
when bandits robbed mine officials of
a (125,000 payroll and escaped. A por
tion of the sum taken was recovered
from the bandit who was slain. Mine
workers formed Into a posse and were
hnro on the heels of the bandits short
ly after the holdup was reported. One
bandit escaped entirely unwounded.
AMERICAN RELIEF SHIPS
SI FOR RUSSIAN PORIS
LONDON', Aug. 27. (lT. P.) Am
erican relief ships sailed for Russia,
carrying 8000. tons of foodstuffs. One
ship has gone to Iteval and another to
Petroerad. Ten thousand more tons
aro being bought in America through
lue lew orn Headquarters ami will
bo shipped immediately, according to
Walter Lyman Brown, heading the
relief work.
ioirrr.-.xi wheat market.
PORTLAND, Aug. 27. (A. P.)
Wheal is $1.08 to $1.13.
Uncle Sam
fez'
m-
Here's J. B. Staxk, Cornell, win
ning the high Jump at the meet be
tween Oxford-Cambridge and Con
nell-Prlnceton t Travers Island. Hs
cleared the bar at 5 feet S S-4 Inches.
The meet resulted tn a' tie score,
each team winning Ave eymts.
Look and Learn, lux
ury lightens labor.
Learn how to save
buy here.
Callahan makes the
prices.
Have you met Mr.
Cox?
Do you know Mr.
Crawford?
" Shake hands with
Callahan.
A funeral of high
costs.
Cash is King; vote
for us.
You need this Fur
niture we will make
no profit.
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CONTAINS.
The College of Literature.
Science and the Arts.
The School of Architecture
end Allied Arts.
The School of Business ' !
Administration.
The School of Education.
The Extension Division.
The Graduate School.
The School of Journalism.
The School of taw.
The School of Medicine.
The School of Music.
The School of Physical
Education.
The School of Sociology.
Fall Term Opens September 26
A high standard of cultural and professional scholarship hat becom
one of the outstanding marks of the State University. For catalogue,
folders on the various schools, or ior any information, write
THE REGISTRAR. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eugene. Or
Some Coals Achieve
Distinction
Others Are Just Coal.
You can bank on
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Gives Enormous Heat
Gives Little Ash
Has No Soot.
Order Your Winter's Supply Now
Phone 178
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Quality
Quantity
Service
Tell your friends;
come back every day.
Thank you call
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less ,
Despain& Lee Cash Grocery f
209 E. Court Phone 880
HOW FAR WILL YOUR DOLLARS
GO TODAY?
again.
Right in front as
usual.
We want your friendship.
What you get for a dollar determines its value
and the secret of economical buying is informa
tion. The man or woman who is best informed
is the one who buys to best advantage.
A careful following of our ads will keep you
well posted on our low cash prices; look over to
morrow's ad for convincement.
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone 880
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