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FOURTEEN TAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17. 1021. PAGE FIVE .7... r. r:-. r. r. r t . s r, r.. ?jt v TT Ty T v 1 People Here and There WS i'fVAJn W-rp - (fi iflii MM Charles K. Cranston has gine to Portland on a businers trip. David Swanaon is home from the 1'nlversity of Cregon to spend the holidays with his parents. A delayed train prevented Roy V. Rimer of Pendleton from voicing his protest &italu:t the Wallula cutoff be fore the highwey commission yester day. When the Wallula cutoff was being discus-e4. Mr. Rtner was miles and miles away. His train was four hours hue. and as it was a local, it was shunted oo s de tracks whenever a faster train came alone Anxiety to make an argument against the cutoff caused him to leave the Irrigation congress at Pendleton eirlier than he wished Mr. Ititner will remain in Portland until Sunday, when he will BO to Salem to preside as president of the state senate during; the special ses sion. Oregonian. MARCOM RAYS ITS KASY. I LONIHXW Doc. 17. UV P.) Tele jphoning from the I'nited . States to Europe or Asia from ones office phoRe is a possibility contained in a predic tion made by Marconi. I "I see no reason why, in the imme 'diate future, our ordinary telephone exohan(-s should not be connected w.'th o, bis wireless stations," Mar coni said. I "Th subscriber would use his or dinary phnne in the usual way. His voice would be carried by wire to the wiieless station, would then go into spaeo to the wireless station of the country in which his fr.end lived, thence by wire to the telephone ex change and thus to the office or hmise 'of the man to whom he wished to speak.'" , IS PLACED ON PROBATION I MADERA. Oal.. Pec. IT. (T. P.) I liambina Maude Printout, the "avenger." in the Arlnn kle ease w ho jswore out "a warrant charging ,he ! comedian of connection with the death of Virgia Rarpe. was placed ton a year's probation today t'olliw lins her plea of guilty to a bigamy charge. "WIIITK SIAVKS" IXfltEASlNC. LONDON. Doc. IT (I. X. S. ) A decided Increase in the white slave traff'C was reported at a Hireling of the National Vigilance Associau.'i. The reason given for the Increased number of betrayed girls is the ex treme poverty now prevailing in East ern Europe. l.t SYNDICATE OKI "Ell TO SOVIETS LONDON. Pee. IT. It is renorird jfrotn Moscow that a syndicate 1ms of Ifered to organize a Persian-Dutch Icompany to work the Russian oil In jtlustry, guaranteeing that the work in jthe southeast areas will be on the I same levol as In 1S1G within three, years'. TADPOLE MILK. NAIROBI, Africa., Dec. IT. A na tive charged in the resident magis trate's court here with milk adultera tion strenuously denied the allega tion. In the temporary absence of experts he might have been acquitted, but his luck was dead out, for during 'the course of the trial a family of tadpoles hatched cut ;n the milk, He was sent to jail for a without the option. month WHERE Do Most Pendleton Folks Buy Their Coal? By reason of being exclusive agents for the Celebrated "PEACOCK" COAL we sell about 75 per cent of the Coal used in this vicinity. PHONE 178 Smythe-Lonergan Co. Qua,'ty ' " Quantity Service Pay Cash Receive Mone Fay Leu Despain & Lee Cash Grocery VAMPS ARE IN STYLE. LONDON. Dec. IT. (f. P.)-The mode for debutantes Is to be so!'., soothing, sneaky, allur'.ig, tiger'sli. London demoirelles will copy the American vamps, say the West End fashion experts. "Complexion, coiffur-r t.iid dr?-s will all combine to produce tigerisli cl :nl," said one. "Th-; walk. too. stiould be slow end poacss a ltlinc face and allurement." Kins must be large, eWoiii slant it g t'pwards like the ."h nese, ha!r dark .'lid sleek, dresse; dar an 1 cli'iu t.g with peihaps ? red 11 c Cheeks, instead of hei.14 .1 lel iciie refreshing rose, muu have a niarS'e palor. And the lips must be ..r- ml. pulaps some of th : spate licii!i:t 1" is ai d lip sticks left o"v Cv-m 111 V.i-nj ic Era in the SlVe-, will fi. l a imike' over here. SPLASH! Don't worry or become annoy;, d at a soiled frock. No ma" n' how delicate or perish; bk the fabric or color v. e will clear it for you like new. We sp u-ii'.l'.e in dainty summer frocks and you will bi- more than pleased wth o ir work. Model Cleaners and Dyers f.08 Main I China and Glassware for Christmas Our China department is ready for Cfiristmas shoppers 'with unusually large assortments of high grade China at very mod erate prices. s "I'RINCI-SS" EMIX.TI-S EVE DETROIT, Dec. IT. (1. N. 8.) "They have nothing 011 me," says the Princess I.a France," with every day name of Agnes Blackwell. And that's right, say the police, "she had nothing on." Agnes was arrested by Harry La Rue, detective, on an in decency charge. At a fifteen-foot range he saw what "came off" be fore 700 men In a smoker in Brick layers' hull. Agnes, he said, came out dressed in about 5000 spangles and a pair of pink silk stocking. After fifteen minutes all that remain ed of the costume were, the stock ings. Agnes is being held for trial in ? 1,000 bail. PIiANT LKMUMIO TREES HONOLULU, T. 11., Dec. 17 (I. N. S.) Over 1,100,000 trees have been set out in forest reserve areas on the Island of Maui since 1910, according to figures gien out by the Territorial Board of Agriculture and Forestry, which has charge of all forestatlnn work in Hawaii. The trees are being planted for the most part on the low er windward slopes of Haleukala on east Maul, the section of heavy preci pitation, with a view to Impending the surface runoff and providing a per manent and steady water suply for the plantations of Central Maul. was furnls'.ied by Prof. Oerrish. violin ist, and b'c'snor Giusscppi PaiMlupi. the. harpist. Several figures new in Pendleton f.ir q'ladrille dancing wore introduced by Mr. (lerrish as piomp ler, affording a welcome Improve ment. Among those present were: A. J. lioric and wife, J. A. Horle. and wife, It. Alexander ami wife, T. Tay lor and wife, M. Itaruh r.pd wile, II. K. Pickers and wife, Frank Wamsley and wile. f. S. Jackson unrt wife. K. H. Clarke and wife, E. P. Marshall and wife, O. A. Hartninn and wife, II. Schulthis, wifo anil daughters, Mrs. F. B. Clopton, Mrs. McMullen, Mrs. J. A. Weed, Mrs. J. It. Dickson, Misses Neva Lane, llinnle I'ohen, Hell Bish op, Julia Folsom, Edith Palling, draco Evans: Messrs E. Y. Judd, T. K. Fell, W. P. Lathrop, Ieon Cohen, R. T. Cox, II. L. Hexter, C. K. Roosevelt, Max Iluer, T. C. Nye. Jr. 209 E. Court Phone 880 Harvest Bread TWO LARGE LOAVES 25c 3 SMALL LOAVES ! 25c SAVE YOUR WRAPPERS THEY ARE WORTH MONEY f Despain & Lee Cash Grocery 209 E. Court Phone 880 PUT CUE SrEETIXCS (Continued from pag 1.) if BE QUICK TO KICK IF THINGS SEEM WRONG, BUT KICK TO US AND MAKE IT SRONG TO MAKE THINGS RIGHT CIVES US DELIGHT, IF WE ARE WRONG AND YOU ARE RIGHT. THE TABLE SUPPLY 739 Main Street Phone 187 CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR Proprietors USE SLOAN'S TO EASE LAME BACKS YOU can": do your best when your back and every muscla aches with fatigue. ' Apply Sloan's Liniment freely, with tut rubbing, and enjoy a pcnetraiiva glow of warmth and comfort. Good for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and strains, aches and pains, sciatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and the after effects ci weather exposure. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. Ketp Sloan's handy. , At all druggists 35c, 70c, J 1.40. ' (Most Liniment lenemvy s 8 BERRY SETS Hand painted China. 1 bowl and 6 individual dishes $7.50 to $10.00 the set. SALT AND PErPERS Individual gold encrust ed china salt and pep pers $2.00 the pair. CAKE SETS One large plate with six service plates in hand painted china $8.00 to $10.00 the set. BON BONS Serviceable small pieces in china, various decor ations and shapes $1.00 $1.50, $2.00. HAVILAND RANSOM PATTERN We have received some of the esentials in this famous white pattern of Havilands. A limit ed supply for those de siring to match this pattern. 40 PIECE LUNCH . SET In standard American ware. White "with a gold floral design. The set $13.75. BREAKFAST SET In Nippon china, dense blue decoration, cake plate, 6 plates, 6 cups, tea pot and sugar and creamer.' The set $8.50 WEDGWOOD GLASS Choice pieces in this beautiful etched glass nappies, bowls, jars, $1.00 the piece. H CPRPI T Set of six Nippon China cups and saucers, high g OlEVI-.JL grade white body with gold band $2.25 s i inc. w Jeujeler Pjndlaton "8 h Jewelry China Glassware Art Goods HOLLY, HOLLY WREATHS T'hnno 414 and have Foi'shnw. florist, make a holly wreath jiwl the Hize you want. East Oregonian Printing Department. , Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices- the subject of reclamation. He gave it as his opinion that this should not be done now. Some weaknesses may be inherent in the state laws on this subject, he said, but he does not favor any changes at this time. One thing he did express himself as being in accord with Is the control by the state in a larger measure of the sale of lands to see that exploita tion Is not worked on the public to the detriment of irrigation. The railroads should be compelled to bring about greater efficiency In operation and management of their lines, he said. He cited figures recent ly put forward by Henry Ford to show that a great deal of the burden farm ers now carry as a result of high freight charges could be done away with if the roads were operated on the same basis, or even approximately on tho same basis as Is followed by the auto manufacturer on the railroad which he recently bought.. ' To Kat Tonight This afternoon the session was de voted to organization work. Resolu tions were presented and adopted shortly after lunch. Election of offi cers and other matters of a like na ture will be the concluding matters to receive attention during the closing hours of the meeting. The delegates to the congress will be the guests of the I'endleton Com mercial association this evening at a banquet at tho Klks lodge room at 6:30 o'clock. 28 YEARS AGO 'From tho Daily East Oregonian, December 1", 1893.) The "hop" given Thursday night nt the commercial association rooms by the amusement committee was a de lightful event. Members and guests of the association assembled in its moms and dancing was enjoyed until the hour of midnight. Excellent music TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOll RENT Modern 1-room apart ment. -Rhone 627-J, 402 Tustin fit. WORKING M EX take notice Rooms with heat $10.00 per month. "The Perkins", near P. O., 621 Willow St. Of Interest to K-Scrvlce .Men We have formulated some plans that will Interest ex-servvlce men who are entitled to avail themselves of the Soldiers Rnnus Loan In acquiring a home in Pendleton. COX INVESTMENT COMPANY THE SWEETEST GIRLS IJkc tile daintiest things. They just rave over such seasonable g fts as ran be found at Korshaw's, florist. ...eal Merchandise Beginning Hay 1 A Pocket Knife or Broom to Each Customer ' Read Mondays paper for Further Particulars aw STI11 546 Main Street TUESDAY