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TWELVE PAGES i i Special News of Umatilla Co. OUTIiUIiSTS OF EVERETT TRUE I 0! TIi-Iiii:i ru!l. k, l.aVcll.- Wanner, v r- Saturday in I'cndlctor.. i ! I .. i i, Velum lt"i r, Zilla John- m last Saturday niKlit when tlx M"ii. Ijllian Iranirr, Danhiie Snath, I ! ak-t bull players were returning I Neva Itnliri. IiyrUlu Ho. len. I.ila home from the name at Ailnm. th. I-.etcher, I. Judys Kiel, her and Mildred Siu.lebaKcr car, driven t.y John- Hen iit-r. (East Oi-egouian Sinvlal.) I'lI.oT ItOCK, Inc. 19. A. T. Alex ander nf Walla Walla was in l'ilot Hock Monday in tho interest of The V'o-To-The-Tinics magazine", a Walla Walla puMioition. J' Kopp was transacting business here Monday. On Friday evenins of last wi ck The Girl') kescrves entertained their moth ers at a party in the high school audi torium. Souks, Karnes anil refresh ments mode up the evenlnps enter tainment. Those present were Mrs. i. Kerrlo, Mrs. Anna I'ernness, Mrs. Marlon Smith, Mrs. Walter Souther- land, Mrs. l'earl Fletcher, Mrs. Fred Fletcher, Mrs. Fva Johnston, Mrs. 1". E. Hutchinson, Mrs. Win. Hutchinson, Mrs. Thomas Jacques, Mis. Klmer W"RKncr, Mrs. Sanford SI Wist, Mrs. John Itojer and the Misses 'ora Grunt, Inez Haston, Katherinc Sickles, I!oy Ali xan.l.-r was lure Moiola: from l'ciidleton. rva J Huston and fun ilwrp were transacting business in I't ndli ton -Mop, lay. A ten pound daughter was born Sunday I ce. 11 to Mr. and .Mrs. Frarii; Done at the home of Mrs. II. 1!. M... Iteynolds. She has been named Marva Clarice. On Saturday of last week little Maurice liyrd, small son of Mr. an I Mrs. Frank liyrd fell from a horse he was riding and suffered a broken loir. Joe I'edro was a business visitor here Monday. -Miss Hell I'ambiirn, teacher in Uie liyrd school district visite, nlntivi s at Athena over the week end. Albert Hoyb-n inotured to Athena the last of the week and returned Home .Monday with his family vvli-. spent Hie week there visiiing Mrs. lioylen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mal colm Mi Intyre. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frick spem fs-r THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley fUrM lTjI 1 fecial houoay SALfi VT! I yZ- : HAND PA rw BkOoms ' rmC&Z : ZI, 1,-1-- TiWNOiTCNS NMHBonfB VWURGLER WHO DELIVERS WASMIN&S FDR HIS WMFR TODAY fUCHASE.DA NEW WASH BOARD FOR ME CMRlSTw5 p!r.sr-NTj A FHE CllSIiS Mil Christ iiMiH-Tlmu is a wonderful (jn,, for (.ei-,) where) Msdc slriw tojimkc olln-i-s luiiiy and (, nill'ill (ho drcnnis and desires of children. Ami hh or Mm hap piest tlioiijilils that conn- to iiKiny Is, lo make kHi.s vliloh arc useful ami consii-iieiiv,, ami which -i-n. ttially inulicffur Im-H-t nvinliuo't mil womanhood. Tills Is ivliat a KtivinK...riiuiii in (lie strong hank bhiiRs about, Ik-uuim- It tnu-:u-s Tlirilt anil I Economy. Oiu Dollar, 'TTiis-e IKillni s r .iUy Amount ;s all Uuit Is uxsary for sm-li u Rift. Hie American Naiional Bank rcndlcion, Oregon. 'Strongest Sank in Cast cm Oregon" -1 j Moii collided wjth a Ford car on ih. I "dot Kuck I'enilleton highway near thn Carl Hemphill ranch. Tin- front of the Johnsion car was considerably wrecked. Jnn Poanu o; M. Kay. driver of the Ford was aricsicd on a charge of drunkenness and reel-less driving and taken to I'tudleton. Mis. l)oane was slightly injure,. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagner motor ed to II- rmiston Sumlav. Mis. lil.irk, Mrs. Charles Ithorin.-m and Miss Alma i'.horman of l'endli ton visited hen- Sunday with Mrs. I:lack-i daughier. Mrs. Oscar Cutler, who is ill with rheumatism. Miss I'ortia Kid .veil and llerscliell Kid well. Cnivcrsity of Oregon stmler's are exjieclcd homo before long to spenu in,. Lhristmas vacation wnii their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kid well. Mr. and Mrs. I.on Knolts moved in to their new home ast Friday. Walton Itoork is emplove, on tin new garage building. Mr. and Mrs. Koork moved lu re recently from La Grande. -Mrs. Charles Wilson was shopping in l'i udlelon Saturday. James Uhittaker and I.on Ktter left for Echo the first of Hie week on a hunting trip. Mrs. I.on Case and infant daughter I li.vc relumed to their home, at Dale. I Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jennings and sou Hubert attended church services here Sunday morning. On Friday afternoon December 23 a Christmas program will be presented at the hiqli school auditorium by the pupils of the high school itnd grade school. On Christmas eve at S o'clock a program will be given at the com munity church by pupils of the Sun due schools. Mr. and Mrs. Ilurton Hutchison and Mrs. Jean Kirkpntrlck were dinner ffuests at the Gilliam ranch Sunday. A number of I'endlelon visitors wore present at the local Odd Fellows meet lug here Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gilliam were hosts at a dinner rit their country home Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Hruco Gilbert who is hero from Hums Ore gnu visiting relatives. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Schlegle, Miss Allen Imory, Mvs. lmory, Mrs. Arnold Hunting, Mrs. I'at Cassidy. Grandma McHruom, Mrs. X. J. Gil Ham, Mr. ami Mrs. llui-lon Hutchin son and the honor guests, Mrs. liruee Gilbert. Another local car owner to be In an accident Is Carl Hemphill who collided with a bbr truck in I'cndleton Satur day evening near the Hawthorne School. The Hemphill car was slight tv damaged and Miss TVrlha Hemphill received a few cuts nlid hru'sca nboul the face. The truck was running without lights. Emil EKRii'lh's Franklin rar was badly damaged Monday afternoon when it up set on the highway ns lie was coming to Pilot Hock from I'cn dleton. Mr, Eggerth escaped unin jured. .Mrs. Ilessle Humphrey was a visitor to rendlcton Saturday. Mrs. James Whltlaker was shopping In I'endlelon Friday. Mrs. 11. II. Hlndcrtnan Is able to be out again after a few weeks Illness. The Flint Hock buKkot ball team won the game played nt Adams last Saturday nivslit against the Adams team, the score being 13 to 2.".. The home team also won the game pin veil here Friday evening with the Adams boys. The score was Hi to in. Mrs. W. C. Stanley was shopping in I'endleton Saturday. T A ( OtS (Jmf at tup- ' T3oX once HRc TOrJiGM-r ! COULD I AZK YOU To Ger Me A CO0PC6 rue 1 tRr.rwr nra nr'iimirvii 04 . rr- bTORK ORGAAIZATION IX THE OHLD r7 4 ! m m :MA 1 IajH, 'es, Yoo cam - Z I JMvM ' HONOLULU MAYOR HAS BIGGEST IMf liONOI.Cl.r, T. II N. S.) Mayor John Honolulu, lias the ing chief executive Dec. 1 .(!. . Wilson, of distinction of bc of the most ex- OFFICE CAT mm a Minr a b B B B H K a B H B I,f)M0.. A fox closely pursued In a Khonddu Valley hunt took re fuge under a soft in the drawing room of a coal mine manager. En thusiastic bounds followed through an open door, wrecked the room and killed lb,, fx. The occupant of the house was presented with the brush. tensive municipality In the I'nltcd Stales, or, as far as is known, in any other country. Mr. Wilson's full official title i-t: Mayor of the City and County of Honolulu (embracing the entire Is land of Oahu, on which Honolulu is situated), Palmyra Islands, Hird Is land and Midway Island. Mayor Wilson's authority therefore extends approximately I.Odo miles to (he southward (o Palmyra, and about 1.- im miles to the northwest to Mid way. The Palmyra 1.-lands are not regularly inhabited, but Midway, an Important cable station, lias a popu lation ol about filtee'.i cable opera tors. Alayor Wilson is of part Hawaiian blood and is a graduate of l.eland Stanford I'lilversity. 7 BY JUNIUS "Constant Header" has asked the Offlscat to promote a bout between Everett True and Mr. Duff. We think C. It. is one of those fellows who bet on Dcmpsey and Carpentk-r. If every woman could do what she wants to do, who would wash the dishes? This marks the grave of Ezra Mains, Who said he had no use for chains. An icy road a fearful skid The earth of one more boob was rid. Civilization Is responsible steady degeneration in our tee for a ST. I.OI'IS, Inc. in.- (1. N. S.i The wrinkle in the socks of Alfred Cupasso, proprietor of a "soft drink bar," Iris caused a new Interpretation of the search-warrant clause of the prohibition law. When Federal officers raided Ca passo's place tliey found ten small biittl-s of "mule'- secreted In hi" socks. No booze was found behind his liar. Special Assistant Attorney Gen eral John P.U'tt ruled that Cnpasso con Id not be prosecuted, because Hi.1 search warrant did not provide au thority for officers to search his socks. He was released. A ft ei Ing to Day. . Christmas there -will He nnth look forward to except Arbor The young lady next door says she can't understand why It's ho short a time bwwepn Christmas and New Year's and sn long between New Year's and Christmas. One of those dear girls In a Good Housekeeping story remarks thus: "1 used to hang up mv stocking; I've missed it." Alas and alack; with a cold winter coming on too. The majority of Chinese cannot read or write. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom Goes Window Shopping. 1 BY ALLMAN B B t Ml I Full Still Going 8! GUESS ID BETTER GET COME I PEA OF WHAT A FUR COAT COSTS BEFORE I TELLHELEH SHE CAM MAVt. CVJE r , ,,, mm )UWC. r- rr- L(y-l'M 7 WWW ISWIM,,-? i..y. $1200 .f: w r; n VI: ..I 1 ft r"rr"ri ) '' ' V' H 'Mftiv''J iw "'it U-Xl -PI' f. r -j TJ-rrm ii "ii : r-l ' II,. Ii- ff -Ab a ; w l(. i 1 ""ll'l:1! 1 lit Cold Weather Apparel for Men WARM CLOTHING AT LOW PENNEY PRICES The man who needs warm clothing will appreciate the saving offered by 312 stores in 26 states. The per son in search of practical gifts will find here gifts of real service at worth while savings. MEN'S WOOL MACKINAWS $1.98, $0.50, $7.50 A fine assortment of hfeh grade corts in solid colors and indistinct plaids, plain or belted styles, large storm collars $6.50, $8.9C, $9.90 BOYS' MACKINAWS 4.J)S,$G.50.7..0 Special attention has been given to providing warm vtility coats for the boys, belted back, patch pockets, storm collars, $4.98, $6.50, $7.50 LEATHER VES I i Moleskin shell, leather sleeves and leather lined, knit wrists and collar, each $6.90 CORDUROY LEATHER VESTS 7.90 Good quality corduroy shell, 5hep-kin sleeves and lining, knit wrists and collar, each $7.90 SHEEP LINED VESTS $7.1)0 Moleskin shell, fine wool lining, sheepskin sleeves bound pockets, knit wrists and collar, each $7.90 ALL LEATHER VESTS $14.75 Here's a gift that any out door man will take pride and pleasure in owning. Very best weight, fine, soft leather, either black or van, each $14.75 All Kinds Rubber Footwear for men, Women and Children See How Much We Save You. mi ihiYji jits 312 DEPARTMENT lORES PENDLETON, OREGON of Instructors where Biich nctirvitlea In terfere with the welfare of tho child.'1 WICHITA, Kan., Dec. 19. I. X. K.) "Teachers cannot dance, all night and teach with efficiency the follow ing tnornliiK," declared Superintendent It. M. Crum, head of the educational committee of .Scdwlclt County. This will be a chief topic for discus sion when tho county superintendents of education in Kansas convene for their annual council here in January. Superintendent Crum has announced his intention of Introducing a "code of ethics" for the school instructors to al'ido ly. "Don't ouote mo as ojiirstionlnn dances as a pastime," added rnperin tendent Crum. "That isn't the point. A teacher's Indulgence In aniiiscnienl does not seriously cnin-ern the s'lper Intendent until In affects tho efficiency "f the school. Owing to the fact that th public has placed a eonsidorahle .0.11 of child training upon the school. It hehovi-s directors of educa tion to restrict certain social activities KI-ritMlT DEFIES SIIEIUIT MONTICELLO, Hi., Dee. 19. (I. N". S.) Despite efforts to the sheriff ana citizens in the vicinity of Mohomct, near here, Harry Davis, thirty-five, a hermit living In a dugout of his owil making on land belonging to Edward Swiggert, of this city, continues living close to nature. Davis Is suspected of committing many petty thieveries re ported by storekeeper!) and othern near Mahomet. Sheriff Gale, with a posse of depu ties, went to the dugout and ordered Davis to surrender. The young hermit stuck a rifle through a corner of Ills dugout and threatened lo shoot tho first man who tried to take him allvo. Deciding that discretion was the bet ter part of vnlor. tho sheriff, beat 'a strategic retreat with his posse. The hermit has been noticed by women of the neighborhood for sev eral months, although he was not brought to official notice until re cently. Citizens threaten to take sum mary vengences unless tho man Is ar rested Immediately, as complaints have been received that ho frightens women and children. M V '(.'It) Blast Cruikshank & Hampton 124-28 E. Webb "Quality Count" Phono 543 Vonr Old Furniture Taken in F.xoJiitngo as l'art I'nyinent on Xew Inclusive Agruis til rendlcton for Mi-Poii-nll KH, iieu I iiluncii B B B Is ; ' px f I've seen CNowiH j ;: 0tk ., 'V' . '.' ; i for a man with am j :hll , p Q J V EMPT, STOMACH- , 3 H1' A f GUESS I'LL -.0 To K ' MAl'-i f t Wrestling Match Under auspices of FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, ARIE No. 28 Ray McCarrol vs. Bozanta Singh BUDDY STEVENS 1 Rounds Boxing vs. "Unknown." AND A BATTLE ROYAL Thursday, Dec. 22 Alta Theatre poc a Pkone call for hek: to comil VvJM AMD SELECT 5i.'MTrii.'G a. a 1