People Here and There
! Brought vast distance.
' Ingredients for V'icks VapoRub are gathered in
wild, rtmoteand ofVn savage 1-ncs.
W. Schwartienberg is miiustT of
the Spokane Flour Mills. He was in
Pmdlcton today on a business mission.
Harry Hupple. division roadmaster.
and Charley Selch. assistant roadnias:
er on ke Northern Pacific, were here
todaj "rom Pasco.
Sterling F. Patterson, who has been
k-ng.tge.1 n nignway o.-k m Souther"
I'lcccn. is spending th holidays
lis inii.hcr, Mrs. Thorn is Ford.
Arthur Rudd. who has been spend -ng
the holidays with friends in Pen-
illeton. will return to Kugene this
venlng to resume his studies at the
L'niversity of Oregon.
Several years ago M.iriin Ve'
I was a star track man for the I"n.vcr
sity of Oregon. After he left the uni
versity he was in business with dual
Kamnton. local man. He is h
jjihysical director of Uio Astorin hi-h
kchool. He is spending the Christmas
holidays with Claude Hampton.
ASSVlUAX CHTT.TOtKX NTAKVK
NKW TORK, Pec. (I. X. S.)
Five hundred Assyrian children out-
fide the three hundred inside the Near
WOIXD YOr enjoy a World-wide Re
vival?
East Relief Orphanage at Hamadan,
Persia, are starving, the national head
quarters of the relief organization was
informed by a cable received from
representatives of the Persian city.
These workers also reported nine
hundred widows in dire want in the
same city, with no funds available to
care for them.
Four dollars a month will be requir
ed to keep each of the children alive
during the remaining winter months,
according to the cable.
NO LEGAL ACTION
YET TAKEN AS TO
EXPOSITION BILLS
IL'Jii
PEKING. A.1 The
American legation has protested for
mally to the Peklur povermnoM
against a return to the capital ot
General Chang CMng-Yao. tor .ier
military governor of the Hunan pro
vince, whose troops killed liev. V.
A. Reimert. an American mtssion
ary at Yo-Show, in June, - !;. ir
an attack on the reformed char, b
mission while they w-re retiring be
fore the pressure of .southern forces.
PORTLAND, Dec. 29 (A. P.)
Chairman Julius Meier an-
nouneed tcday that the exposi-
tion committee will take no legal
action to force President Ritner
or Speaker Bean to sign the fair
bills but a court action may later
be taken to test the measures.
He declared the exposition will
not be held without a portion of
the funds being raised outside of
Portland.
The GOLDEN WEST Label
Protects Your Table.
Always Buy and Specify
Golden West
utter
Standardized.
PHONE 178
in)
IS
A NeW Year's Resolution
Tin) Table Supply Is going to make nil Iron Clad
Resolution on New Year's that in the future our
business will be run on a strictly C'asli Ilosis.
livery article in the store will sustain a .sharp anil
cflWlive int. Our prhcs will be shaved to a strict,
ly cash' basis. We will close our books for credit
to all alike, both good and bad, and In the future
our every effort will bo to co-operate with the
conscientious housewife who knows Uio value of
the dollar, and convince her that there, is but oiio
Mine way to live and that is to pay as we go along,
making every dollar buy as near its true value In
njercluindi.se as we possibly can, and to prevent
spending tlieni where an apreciahle percentage of
their value will go to pay up the. bad debts of
others, tHe curse of a credit business.
THE TABLE SUPPLY
739 Main Street
Phone 187
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietor
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Lest
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court
Phone 880
Watch Our
AD
Tomorrow
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
no yov p.h.ii:vk this?
PKTROIT. Pec. 29. America
doesn't need prohibition. In a coun
try that has a climate as stimulating
is that of the Initial States stivhg
I'rink is never needed to keep up
flagging spirits, and the drv a,v is
unnecessary," declared Prof. Itol n
M. Weuley. of the Pnlversitv of Mi
chigan. "In Ireland. Scotland and
England people find themselves de
pending on the use of dri.-ks that
will h-dp them bear up und r the
depressing effects of the dim " he
said. "Ti-erefore thev hav: to ctt ii.k.
while Americans do int."
Far omers cf the c.n'.i sup
ply rireJieuts Ir Vicks Ya;v
Riib. the standby for a't cvhi
troubles i:i a million homes. Li
Vicks th.re is Camhor from
Forrrio; i, th l.in-.l of head hunt
ers ; Mc-'hol. ftvin i'.k'turesqtie
Japar.; Oil if Eucalyptus from
far Australia; Oil of juniper Tar
from Northern Africa: Oil of
Thyme front sunny Southern
'France; Oil of Nutmeg from the
Dutch East Indies and Oil of
Just nib it on and
breaiae in the vapors
Turpcntiro fm:n tho piac '
rvr.s of the S x:th.
Appiied externally, Yu
absorbed by th.e shin an !
the same time its volatile :
C'eJients, released as vapors i
the bo.lv heat, are brw-.th
right into the nose, threat ;.
!uni;s, allaying conation a
h:rla:nr.iation.
Virks is just 3? good '-?
eruptions, cuts, burns, l;ui
and dozens cf mi.ior ills.
V VAPOHUi
' MiSiMi Jan Usfd IV-
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ft MANTEL CLOCKS 1 ."
si U
Hi
WATSOX 1HSY A(i AIV.
WASHINGTON, Dee. :'. (l P.)
Senator Tom AVp.tson tcday received a
telegram charging that non-commis-sieved
officers killed -htee soldiers at
CaJnp Merritt, X. J., during the war.
VOVU (IT ARMY AMI XAVY
WASHI.NGTIKN. Dee. 5 9 d'
Influential representatives
forming a plan to slash the army and
navy appropriations some V.ree hun.
dred million in the net l'i.-i.vi, -veer
it was learned today.
ill
CITY WILL COMl'KI.L
(Continued from pa 1.1
to him that I hp IVamm r ,..uir,...t;..
Co. had not rolled the gravel in the
muid'e nf the street. When Pat Loner-
Ban expla ned that the company fur-
n'sneu a oonit lor upkeep of the street
for five years after construction is
finished and that the rolling could be
done to greater advantage in the
spring than at presold, Councilman
Lawrence signed.
OCR WORM) TODAY
What means the great masses of peo
ple, VI nations rrent and small
Wp.ring to los-e and t" win.
Mi. -nry and dMrcss to all?
TIIK YVAfJi: or TI1K MIfillTY SIN
"nered granduer of many years
Pcstrovcd In a twlnkll llfr nf nn bvn
Are the pictures of reality before usi
today
Today as we pass by.
What means the long bread lines In
our cities
Xo work for our men to do
Homes without food or fuel,
High cost of living forcing crime too.
What mnnna th itnrnvt nf n..r.wt-
Wandering over land and sea
MeeKing success in all countries
Where ever they happen to bo
Find the key to thy hearts and ono
language
So all may understand
And all may know the great commaiid
uod s will be done.
Join in mighty voices
Call Oh Brothers and Sisters have fear
Lend a helping hand to one another
And fill this world with cheer
Rebuild the stony hearts with good
deeds and kindness
For Why? The great reward
Our new world In the sweet bv and by.
MRS. W. J. Hl'RXH,
: I'crklns Romns, l'endleton. Ore.
Assemblii.g Plants Responsible
for Great Number Machines
Turned Out by Manufacturer
DETROIT, Dec. 29. (I. X. S.)
iVntrary to general belief, only a frac
tion of the Ford monthly output conies
in' the form of finished cars from De
troit plants. Ford's Detroit activity is
chiefly the making of pails, which
are shipped to thirty-six branches,
stratgically located over the country.
Twenty-two branches are normally as
sembling stations. Some five or six
more may be converted in rush time,
"thers are essentially parts depots.
The 11 shland Dark plant here as
sembles cars only for this Immediate
trade territory, having an output of
7,4000 in September, against 7,000 for
Kearney, 6.000 for Chicago and B,MI0
for St. Louis. Production In the High
land Park plant for September was
90;ooo cars; that is, parts for that
many automobiles were manufactured.
These parts were shipped out, assem
bled and the total output completed
I y ndd'ng the combined American as
semblings. In addition, the Highland
Park plant produces many parts for
the foreign branches and thuusards
of repair pieces. F,,-.;r or five
are a! ,o assembled weekly at the Itivei
Rouge pi,mt to test the accuracy ol
par:s made there.
It is only by such a rysiem t hi:
Ford is enabled to reach h s output of
nearly 5. ono cars daily. The assem
blirg branches also made possible tre
niendoiis savings on freight. Parts
packed tightly in fielght cars, ;
shipped over the country, but th.
prrchaser in Cambridge, for instance,
pays freight on the complete car from
Detroit, though it was actually asem
' led in li s own city.
For the grand total of Ford monthly
prod'iet'on the output of. Canadian
and overseas branches is added. The
American nfjombling stations turned
out approximately sr.,0no cars in ("to
ber. The Canadian plant rnanu:'ae
tured an additional 2,of0. About an
e.puil number was produced at Man
chester, England, largely from parts
"hipped by Highland Park. Huenos
A'res and Copenhagen assembled ",ioo
more for a total prod'i -tlon of !:,nO'l.
Pnnirtant assembling stat'ons nre
located In Kearney. Chicago. St. Louis
Kh'-sus Ciy. Chambrldge, Philadel
phia, Pes Moines, San Francisco.
OmahP, Pittsb,ir:;h, Memphis, 1 ltills
and other c't!es, Atlanta. Denver.
Charlotte and Washington assemble li
husv times, while Jacksonville, Scran
ton, "nrgo, Salt Ijike City and other.-,
nre p;ots branches.
The nssembpni" stat'ons pn'led the
Tord Indti'-tries through last AVin'er'
finne.e'al crisis. T arsre stocks of fin
ihed parts were on hand. The as
sembling plants were s'nrtcd, the parts
converted into cars and then shipped
out to dealers.
I
MANTEL CLOCKS
M int,! ci '.ks ivake a C'stiuct a ld tii.n to any home
n t only ir ilie r dstfidiuss but also tor their
btuuty. We ha.e just teeeived a new shipment of
tbe liower stle in li.'ks in a variety of shapes t'
l ;ir:neui.M with aey shape in.iui-l. Kibt iuov our
cloeU booth is p:irt cnlcrly wed stocked and our
ho:ng is complete, from the elaborate chime
cl-ks to the ery in pen-.'ve kit.-h. n mantel decks.
Prices range from $U.t0 to $100.00.
Seth Thomas
Is the name and guarantee on mi st of our clocks
fr five general .ons thai name has guaranteed ci.Kk
buyers.
n FenJUon
Oro.
TIh largest Diamon l IValcrs in liisteni Oregon
!nnvp vniimr KMn Ol r
DUIO, lU'JIVU HIVU ULU,
ENJOY ROAST DUCK AT
CHRISTMAS CHURCH FEED
An opportunity to rub shoulders
with their older brothels and to show
their ability in the art of eating was
itiorded a number ot the younger
oys of the liible school of the Chris
tian church last night when a group of
the young men of the church acted as
hosts. The "feed'' was unbue in that
.t was prepared by men and served by
men. P. consisted of roast duck, both
wild and tame, with plenty of mashed
potatoes and brown gravy and other
rood things that are la order at a real
dinner.
Following the bancuet Dan How
man who presided as toastmaster, In
troduced a number of speakers who
tallied on tile interests that affect the
lives of boys, both young and old.
Among the speakers, were Rev. W. A,
Ciiessman, Herman Dollar!, Harvey
McPhetson, Charios ilchrlng and oth-eir.
TtovrsTic rowi.s ixcrHsk
CALCAItY, Alta., Dec. 29. (i. X.
S.) Domestic fowls in Alberta have
increased from 2,000,000 to 425.000.!.
Ooil in the last ten years, according to
statistics of tho Department of Agri
culture. This Is almost 1,300 per cent
and testifies to tho rapid agricultural,
development of the province. k
Distress after eating is due to bad
digestion. Herbine helps the digestive
process, clears the system of impuri
ties and testores a feeling of vigor imJ
buoyancy of spirits. Price, 60o. Bold
by Tho Pendleton Drug Co.
A modern discovery for the rapid
healing of flesh wounds, cuts, burns,
bruises, sores and BCaldfl is Liquid
llorozone. It Is a clear, colorless liquid
possessing marvelous hcalln? power.
Price, 30e, 60c and 11.20. Hold by The
l'endleton Drug Co.
To relieve rheumatism, sprains,
lame back, lumbago or pleurisy, Bal
i.ud s Snow Liniment Is a remedy Of
proven merit. It Is very powerful ami
penetrating. Three sizes, 30c, 60c and
$1.20 tier bottle. Sold by The Peudles
Inn Drug Co. :
Pool Champ
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Ralph Oreenleai (above), national
lockct billiard cham.ilon, defeated
Arthur Woods, challenger In the
Brst two blocks of their match at
Hotel Astor. New York, 305 to 219.
NO PROFITEERING AT BOND BROS. WE HAVE CUT LOOSE FROM ALL
PROFITS IN OUR DESPERATE AND DETERMINED EFFORT, TO SELL AND
..J ..
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ALL FALL AND WINTER
mts an
ts
AT A MERE FRACTION OF THEIR ACTUAL WORTH.
YOUR CHOICE OF ENTIRE STOCK FOR
ittmm m mt up"! ij m 'llimmil. i.i.i nmji pi.j e f m' nn.. in p i miiiiiu linn mmiii mmmwymmmmmm
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8.95 $19.85
$25.95
$36.65
$49.80
wim iwuM m.ji.m mi . in. jip
Our Reimlar Prices From $27.50 to 875.00
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE!
Our entire stock of Suits and Overcoats, all that's new, included in this MONSTER SALE. This
b a genuine sale and not a sale of odd lots, old styles or small sizes only, and no Clothinjr is packed
away or sent to the basement until after the sale. ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING WE SELL
GOES.
UHil ta( J'Oi IjV ill
209 E. Court
Phone 880
Do yor PRAY for a World-wide
Revival'