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DAILY EAST OREaONlAS MNDLfeTOlJ, 6SEO0, THtESDAt EVZtflHO, SEPTEMBES 15, 1021.
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People Here ana There
I. J. Kenney, claim accent for the O. I Walt Wagner of Pilot Rock tran-
W. R. tt N,, whose headquarters are sacted bualneus here today.
in Portland, was a Pendleton visitor
yesterday.
Walter Bowman has returned from
' near IDood River where he spent the
summer at his home.- Uo will remain
here during the winter. ;
H. M. 1 "Mac" Cockburn, former
. county commlBHloner, and prominent
wheat man of the Milton district, was
a visitor in Pendleton today,
' Leonard Hill, resident of Twin
rails, Idaho, was here this morning"
en route to Moscow'where he will nra
trlculate In the University of Idaho.
, P. B. Peterson, cigarette salesman
of Portland, Was here dn ft regular
trip today, ! '' , ' '
"Cold In the Head"
ii i an aoute attacM of Nasal Catarrh
Those subject to frequent "colds in tht
head" will lind that the use of HALI.t
CATARilH MKD1U1NJS wltl buUd up tlx
fcyitem, cleanse the Wod and rmde:
thf m teas liable to colli. Repeated at
Ucks of Acute Catarrk tny lead t
Chronic Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEOICINK Ii
taken Internally, and acU through the
Blood on jthe Mucous Surfaces of the Sys
tem, thus reducing the inflammation anr
! restoring normal conditions.
Ail Dru;c;ists. Circulars free.
. F..J, Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. ,
Bid Baylor, well known resident of
Umatilla Is here today from the
"Umatilla county seaport!" Mr, Bay
lor Is an ardent enthusiast over the
Umatilla rnpids project.
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Rev. George L, Clark returned this
morning from La Grande where he
officiated last night at the wedding of
Miss Laurene Miller and Otis Palmer,
an overseas frelnd of Rev. Clark's. '
Fred Donert left last night for Al
bany, to Join Mrs. Donert who Is vis
iting her parents in that city.
Ivan Carr 'and Clell Brown left to
day In Brown's machine for Corvallis,
where they will attend O. A. C.
towell Stockman and Lloyd Mont
gomery, In Btockman's car, left for
Corvallis today also and will: attend
college.
Pasco will tomorrow vote on wheth
er or not that eity will adopt a com
mission form of government, says Ous
Bertholet, conductor on the Pendleton-Pasco
run. Mr. Bertholet says
that the commission form Is being fa
vored by the majority of the people.
Knud Knudson, Whitman college
athlete, was here yesterday from his
home In Portland. He was en route
to Walla Walla and visited Whitman
friends while he was here. He star
red In baseball and basketball last
year, and this year he will go out for
football. -
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
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Has INwharge RogMercd
Newton R. Martin, a soldier in the
world war, has presented his honorable
ulnoharge at the office of the county
clerk for recording. He entered the
service July 6, 1918, and saw foreign
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..... , a. v Three names were added to the roll
in me nrrmarjr room oi me graoe
'school 'Monday.' They were Oleta and
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Horn and fam
ily attended preaching services and
the big dinner here Bunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beck have rent
ed rooms from Mrs. Leota Warner and
are making their home there.
Get Marriage U(vtu
The pre-Round-Up rush for mar
rlage licenses has started, from all In
dlcatlons. Three have been issued with
In the past 24 hour. Those securing
licenses are Basil H. Collins, fireman,
and Rose Gfcraldine Hanlcn, both of
KamHa; Dvwey B. Barret, mechanic,
and Hazel L Cassidy of Stanfteld and
Edgar HarVey, Colfax, Wash., farmer,
and Flora B. Jackson of Pendletpn.
Nlcols Indicted
H. C. Nichols, indicted yesterday by
me grand jury on a charge or rape,
was given his arraignment this after
noon before Judge G. W. Phelps.
ENGIVE
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Give the Kids a
Treat- ,
Take a Carton or Brick of delicious Golden
'YVest Ice Cream home with you. There is noth
ing so smooth, velvety soft, so cooling, so abso
lutely pure, so healthful and so delightfully re
freshing as ; .,' j t
den West
The Cream of Creams.
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The Wholesome Butter
Indtan M fined '
' A fine of $5S was assessed against
Alex Jdmes, an Indian, In the court of
Justice Joe H. Parks yesterday. The
Tndlan was charged with assault of an
Indian woman. He pleaded guilty.
Seeks Divorce '
Desertion is claimed In the com
plaint which has been filed In circuit
court by Peterson, Bishop and Clark
In behalf of Alma Stone against Jesse
r. ft one. ' It Is claimed in the com
plaint that the couple married In Walla
Walla December 14, 1917.
Sue On Account
Don Prnltt, doing business under the
name of the Btanfleld Mercantile Co.
Is defendant In a suit that has been
brought by Mason Ehrman and Co. In
which Judgment to the amount of
?50.f! is sought. It is claimed to he
pt flue on an account. The plaintiff
Is represented by George W. Caldwell.
Stlrlman Is Arrested '
Horace D. "Bumps" Stlllman, Pen
dleton man, 2S years old, wag arrested
Wednesday by Deputy Sheriffs Rldg'
way and 8pears at his home luttl East'
Railroad street. He faces eharres bf
having stolen two gnns front the Pilot
Rock Hardware Co. about three
months ago. The authorities declare
that fHillman has confessed his guilt
to them. Hie will be questioned con
cemlng other robberies.- He is held
In jail.
That Tired Feeling
Loss of Appetite
Weakness
no common, at. this season are
promptly relieved at little expebaeJ
and with po inconvenience" by (
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Efficient and economical blood puri
fier and general tonic.
(Eart Oregonlan Special)
PILOT ROCK. Sept. 15. Mrs.
George Campbell of Llnd, Washington
visited over Sunday here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Etter.
Mrs. Julia Schock and daughter
Gretchen returned home Saturday
from a visit with relatives at Walla
Walla.' 1
Mrs. Mary Scharpf of Portland is
here visiting at the home of her broth
er C. G. Bracher.
The Pilot Rock Church was well
filled Sunday morning at the Church
servtca This was Rev. Ragana last
.may. he.e. fJinnei- was served In
the basement at the noon hour and at
least a hundred and twenty-five peO'
pie remained for that v ; '
Mr. Ragan left Sunday evening for
the east where he will continue his
education. Mr. Ragan was especially
well liked here and the community
feels suite a loss in giving him up.
An effort hi being made to secure
another minister for the winter. . ,
Rev. Oressman, pastor of the Chris
tian church In Pendleton will occupy
the Pulpit here Friday evening of this
week. ' ' "
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Snyder passed
through Pilot Rock Monday on theli
way" to Pendleton from Mountain
Home. Mr. Snyder states that quite a
bit of snow fell at Mountain Home
Saturday night.
Mrs. Charles Russell was a visitor
to Pendleton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boesch and
family attended church services and
the basket dinner here Sunday.
George Carnes had occasion to visit
the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Walter Smith , was ' in town
Monday. " .
The first social event of the Pilot
Rock high school for this 'year was the
reception given Friday evening by the
upper classmen honoring' the new' pu
pils and the faculty. Games Were
played and refreshments served. The
Ktddent body now numbers fifty-three.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hutchinson
and children were In town Saturday.
Little Miss Mary Truman celebrated
her seventh birthday Saturday .Sep
tember 10. She had as her gnests
Louise and Jack Miller and Artet Con
nor. Mr. and Mrs.. Kelson Shell and
Vlviari Nelson left last week for their
former home in Michigan.
Miss Neva Bolin who has been quite
ill at her, home here is able to be up
again. '
Carl Stuart was a business visitor
here Monday.
Irvln Horn and Gretchen Schock.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rngg were (n
towri Monday from Pendleton.
' Mr. and Mrs. Louis King and Mrs.
George Hunter were here Sunday from
Pendleton. ' " -M.
D. Orange, local druggist, wes a j
business visitor1 to Pendleton Tuesday,
According to Miss Mar Connet, her
friend Miss Elsie Miller has lust re.
covered from a seridus illnees which
almost cost her her lite. Mh Miller
has many friends here. She served as
primary teacher In the Pilot Rock
school following the resignation of
Mi Edith Wanke. . '
Mrs. M. G. Edwards -was shopping
in Pilot Rock Wednesday. '
Douglas Belts and C, W. Matthews
were out from Pendleton Wednesday
evening. - - ' ' " .
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shopehire made
a trip to Walla Walla the, last of the
week. " ,
Mr. and Mrs. Moran and children
of Eugene visited hurt, week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. D.. Connor.
Mr. Moran is a nephew of Mr, Connor.
Daphne Smith haa recovered, from a
slight .illness, -
Prof, and Mrs. I V. Macken and
children were Pendleton visitors Sat
urday. , '. '
Rob Boylen has accepted a position
at the locaf meat market.' '
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rugg of Butter
Creek were In town Friday.
Miss Grace Gilliam, county treasurer
vistted over Sunday with homefolks
and attended church services and the
community, dinner here. ;
Gerald Schmidt, representing the
Hexter Hardware Co. of Portland was
here the first of the, week visiting his
unele'Dr. Oscar DeVaul. ;' ' .,. , V
The Misses Helen and Bonnie De
Vaul and Rolllrt McBroom motored to
Pendleton Sunday afternoon. "
Mr. and Mrs. W. T: Kldwell and
daughter Portia were in Pendleton
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rlnehart of
Albee were Pilot Rock visitors Tues
day. -
Mrs. Pearl Russell was taken to
Pendleton the first of the week for
medical attention.
Miss Velda Roork was shopping In
Pilot . Rock Friday. Miss Roork ex-
peeled .to- leave Jfaturdaf for Helix
where shewill teach this year.
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Diamonds ,
The artistic value , of a. diamond r'mg
should consist of more than a pleasing ap
'pearance ; the stone itaelf should be of such ;
quality, as will inspire the wearerwith a v
constant feelingr of regard for its loveliness:
Sawtelle'tf'diamonds are the kind worn
with pleasure, in any company.. . ' v
Special value, $50.00, $75.00, $100.00 .
Tf Largess DtAmoiod Deeleni In Kasttra Orroi.
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GetThK
T. become tteoder
or reduce your
waght,unplvtke
those delightful
- little Koreia Tab
tiles as directed, No aeed to srtrve -outwJf
and no danger. The shadow
part of this picture shows tow fat makes .
some women look old end esly lt'f
dangerous to be uvtnreut, and so ewy
to get thin, you should get a box of
Korein Tabulcsand begin reducirignowl
Wrltfl for free book which explaiM the u and
'tmwf Korehl erMrm. ScM momotAi wjrh vnt .
Mthmuk AdaW Kama Ce, NM-ls,
StKioSxTNew Ywka N. Y. .
KOREIN tibules are dlsperisedi tKis
city by all good drugguo indudim
A. C. Koeppen & Bros.. Pharmacy
Pay Cash Receive Mors PsyLesa
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
200 E. Court
Phone 830
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Despain z Ilec Cash Grocery
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