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"TSai PAGES DAILY EAST 0EIQ0N1AH, PE5DLZTON, ORIGOH, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1922. PAGE NINE jf GLASSIFIE For Rent Etc. Classified for Easy Reference, Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found WANT ADS It. 9 I I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES. Set la S -point Counting tlx ordl- nary words to the lino. First insertion, per line $.11 0 Each additional cousecutiva Insertion, pr line .16 One month, every iasuo. each insertion, per line .OS Six months contract every is- sue. each Insertion, per line. .64 Twelve months' contract, ev- ery issue, each Insertion. per line Ads not run consecutively, a- each insertion, per line .11 a. No ada taken for less than 1 t lines. Minimum chare M Phone 52 haxAvAX transfer, lies. 378-R. WANTED Young girl to help with cooking and house work on ranch. Thone 16F!l. VJCTROf AS for sale We have sev- ; eral Bltghtly used Victrolas and Brunswlcks for sale at a bargain. Easy terms. Economy Drug-Co. Additional New Today On' Page 5. FRENCH NOW BELIEVE theory That He Used Alleged ' Women Victims as Spies 'Now Gains Credence, PARIS, Jan. 2. (I. X.. P.) Did "Bluebeard" Laridrii actually assassi nate and then bum the ten women und one boy who disappeared after making his acquaintance or was he only a German spy whose alleged vic tims were his accomplices and who are hiding away to escape French court martial. This question has been raised again since the conviction of Landru on all eleven counts and despite the fact that he lias been sentenced to the guillotine. It has gained wide cre dence since his attorney, the famous Moro-Glnfferl, in leaving Landru's cell, declared. "Landru has made astonishing rev elations to me. I cannot say what they were until the case comes up on will create a sensation throughout the world." The "spy" theory to account for the disappearance of ten of "Bluebeard's" fiancees was raised shortly after Lan- dru's arrest. His mysterious cominss -mil coin us nt the vill.i ut Ganibuis. where he is Ki.nnose.l to Have killer LANDRU WAS A CLEVER GERMAN SECRET AGENT most of his victims, had long led many The Girls' Friendly Society Has decid of the Gambais villagers to believe ed that the servant problem lies In tlio thut he was a German secret service wrong conception that it was a de agent. They evert went so fas as to grading occupation, de'clare that the smoke seen coming 1 Lady Cowan told the society that from Landru's chimney was a signal England should follow the example of to German aircraft. Denmark and Holland and have the "Henri Javal, a criminal expert now last year of every girl's school life asks the old question again and an- spent in domestic training, swers that, In his belief, Landru was "We ought to have a certificate of a spy and not an assassin. degree," said Lady Cowan, "carrying Javal reviews the history of "Blue- the same-social value as the degrees beard's" case and points out that the of our girls of the Newnham and Glr State produced scarcely a single iota ton finishing schools." of evidence to prove that he ever killed. ."His crime might be espionage. Suppose that Landru, during the course of the war, made it his busi ness to recruit spies for the German Secret Service., As agents he would prefer women, who would be more easy to dominate. He would cnoose artving several hundred. By prefer ence he would engage thosevho had neither families nor friends, so that thjeir absence would not prove aston ishing. "To receive them he had an isolated house, where he manufactured false oarers. He kept the genuine which mleht be useful to him. He kept an ejact resume of his operations, for he had to keep account of his services. When he was arrested he kept quiet and they kept quiet. "In this way the apparently unrea sonable things efface themselves. The theory that Landru caused the bodies MAW fcrCV DrV OF THE ' New vea ?flSS s tMu.o? WPM ess. - We wish you one and ' all a happy, Prosperous ( New Year and hope that during the course ) of the year you'll see fit to have us come up to the house and fit it up I with the proper plumb : inff fixtures. You'll ' find us busy but never too busy to attend to your wants. JONES KAY MING 'CO.' Plumbing, nesting and Sheet ' Metal Work. PTiOna 4M 5IS E. Court St, (fife! jl, Year jjj Mrs. Roosevelt Visitors to WashiiiKlon mav dYs. Theodore Roosevelt almost any jiir morning cantering along bridle oaths on her white mount. The) wife of the assistant secretary ofi .ho navy still usee the side saddle.' to disappear anil kept the papers Is not conceivable; a birth certificate Is easier to burn than a woman. "In tills way the Inexplicable diary of Landru explains itself. Thus, final ly, is explained' in this affair of 'as sassination' why no witness and no material evidence have revealed an explanation; therefore it is an affair of espionage." Relatives and friends of Landru'? missing fiancees vigorously combat thi asw-rtlons. They point out thut for the most part Landru's "victims' were women illy fitted , to become spies. II OF Li LONDON. Jan. 2. (I. X. S.) HARDING l.YNCKI.S KN'GAGE. JIKNTS. ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (I. N. S.) President Hurding is going to be a busy man during the next three months with the arms conference an,i the regular session of congress, cancelled all engagements .period. He has lor that WANTED WANTED Experienced Apply The Delta. waitress. WOJ1AN with baby wants job housekeeper. Phone 354-W. as WANTED Position as clerk any kind of business can handle type writer. Reliable references if neces sary. L. C. Ostrander, Box '321, Pen' dleton, Oregon. ""'''' INFORMATION WANTED of where abouts of Milton Adudell, occupa tion engineer. Brother of Harvey Adudell and Mrs. Anna F. Garrett. Write Nelson H. Tunnicliff, 51 Cham bers St., New York, N. Y. LOCAL electrical firm has opening In Its sales force for three aggressive salesmen. Previous sales experience not necessary but would be helpful. Call between 1 and t o'clock or $ and 6 o'clock. Milne Electric Co., 110 B. Alta St. v BRINGING UP FATHER IF A, C.T HAa NINE J Lives IO LIKE TO , 1T1 BOftftOw OimE or Jn . THEM MiNfc in't rU(U t - '. . FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE Kejl FOK tALfc uood wheat land at prices that are surprisingly low tennis Call or write V. H. Morrison,- 1540.00 DOWN, balance on easy term gives possession of a good home. Wheat, alfalfa and fruit farms to trade. Phone 601, Res. Phone ISO-J. For Kale House Id all parts of the city. Com and see our list. Wheat and alfalfa ranch. GEO. W. ELDER A SON 618 Main St. Phone 19 WANTED TO Bl'Y AND SELL We have several clients -wanting to buy good farm leases. Want to buy small acreage tract near Pendleton, Echo or Stanflcld suitable for raising poultry. Want to sell good three ton truck practically new, and will sell at big sacrifice. We sell Insurance as follows: Fire. Life. Accident. Health. Employers Liability. Workmens' Compensation, Public Liability. Elevator Risks. Plate Glass. Burglary. Fidelity and Surety. Do Not place yourself under obligations to your friends by asking them to sign Your Bond, Because you may be called upon to reciprocate by signing a Bond for Them. Don't sign, a bond for anyone, because you may thereby impair your credit and Involve your estate. Why Why should you be rlaced In either position when we issue Bonds on be half of persons In positions of trust. also Bonds on undertakings In Judicial Proceedings and various other miscel laneous Surety Bonds. Why Trade, Not Sell? ffecause its easier. Nearly every land owner wants to sell and few want to buy. Many are dissatisfied with conditions where they are and wish to change locations but can't sell and for want of ready cash can't buy, hence must trade or not change. If you want to trade for any thing see us. If you have any thing you want to trade, call us up. COX INVESTMENT COMPANY Phono 1030 Roome 10-11 - - - Stangier BIdg. USED CAR EXCHANGE FOR SALE ifBuick light, shape. 1'hone 617-1. six, -good FOR SALE Two ' Hudson touring cars, $350.00 takes both. Inquire Motor Inn Garage, 722 Cottonwood St NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. In the Matter of Emil Beck.v Bank rupt. To the Creditors of Kmil Beck' of Fendleton, Oregon in the County of Umatilla and District aforesaid Bank nipt. Notice is hPreby given that on the 27'h day of December A.' D. 1021 the said Emil Reck was duly adjudicated a Bankrupt and that the first meeting of his Creditors will be held at tne of' flee of the undersigned' Referee in Bankruptcy at Pendleton Umatilla County, Oregon on January the 12th A. D. 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, nt which time and place the Creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examine the Bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before the said meeting. Done and dated at Pendleton, Ore gon this 30th day of December A. D. 1921. THOS FITZ GERALD, Referee in Bankruptcy. FOR RENT APT 8. AND ROOMS ALTA APT8. ROOM ANO BOARD tor ma only 403 Webb. ill Cosbie FOR KENT Furnished Apt. Inquire SIS Thompson Street FOR KENT Two housekeeping rooms 711 Lilleth St. FOR RENT 8 room house on South Main. E. F. Stranghn. FOR RENT Sleeping and housekeep ing rooms, 60S Willow. FOR RENT Sleeping room ' board. 124 Jeff Davis St. with FOR RENT Sleeping room, furnace heat close in. Phone JS6-R. FOR RENT Nicely furnished house keeping room. Apply 801 Water. FOR RENT 4 room furnished apt. Bentley Hodges, 721 Main St. FOR RENT Modern 6 room house, 314 Lincoln St., Thone 37S-J or 407. FOR RENT Furnished apartment Inquire 216 Willow or 614 Cosble St. FOR RENT Office Rooms over Tall rnan Drug Store. See Penland Bros. FOR RENT Store room. Main street location, $35 a month. Phone 648 Hampton. FOR RENT Newly furnished apart ment, also room and board.' 777 Thompson Street. FOR RENT 3-room part furnished apartment, hot water, bath no children. G1S Post St. Foil RENT One 2-room furnished apartment, down stairs, front. 210 Stonewall Jackson or Phone 7S5-W. FOR RENT Apartments, Thone 554. FOR RENT Furnished or partly fur nic.hed apartment. Address "5" care this office. FOR SALE - i iti ri jhV V r1 i i i ii - -fVMWSSaM-SSBSr. FOR SALE Dressed hogs. Fred . Young, Mission. FOK BALM TWO Btt tlaSUrS Phon 14F11. MILK FOR SALE $4.00 per quart, per month. Phone 240-W. FOR SALE cheap Good young horses and mules. Sturgls tt Storl. FOR SALE Leather bed davenpdrt, slightly used No; 4 thW office. FOR SALE All kinds of Insurance. J. H. Estes,' 614 Mala St.; Phon 601. SKOVBOS GRANULATED HONEY 25c per box.- Sold by the leading grocers. ' FOR SALE 200 tons alfalfa hay. Gritman Ranch, 1 mile west of Pendleton. FOR SALE One car Al Jersey and Holsteln milch cows. Oilman Fol- aom Ranch, Tutuilla. FOR SALE One fine Martin choker; one Raccoon set furs reasonable 709 Garden St., Phone 843-R.1 FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn hens and millets, or will trade for cow. Dean Long, Wild Horse. LADIES A few nice hnts for sale from $1 to $2.50 each Every one a great bargain. Phone' G14, Apt. 1. FOR SALE Some good buys 'in resi dence property at reduced prices- terms. Call or write W. H. Morrlsdn. FOR SALE Barred Rock pullets,-ex tra heavy laying strain, wen carea for: Must sell. Delivered in Pendle ton. Mrs. Planting, Pilot Rock,- FOR SALE Barred Rock pullets, ex tra heavy laying strain, well cared for. Must sell. Also white China geese. Delivered in i-enuieion. Planting,, Pilot Rock. ONE HOLT 78 "Cat" with new track; drive chains and babbit tnrougnout, $2500 cash will take good horses or mules In part trade. Glenn B. Scott, Helix, Ore.' ' FOR SALE--ITdIt 45 Caterpillar trac tor with belt attachment and two three-bottom gang John Deere power1 lift plows. Outfit is one year old and hn plowed about 700 acres. Will sacrifice at $2S00." Address David I. Stoddard, Grande,- Oregon or in quire of J.' Jacobson at Pendleton Auto Company, Tendlcton, Oregon, : . MISCaLANEOUS RIETH TAXI at your scryice Phone 23F2 Max Livingston. PIANO LESSONS Mrs. Geo. W. Leaf 711 Aura St.. Phone 32S-R. THE SLOAN BONNET SHOP Is now located at 502 Main St. Koch BIdg. DONT FORGET Funk ft McLean in sure anything, 839 Malh St, Phone (3 FOR STEAM pleating, dress forms, beading, and braiding. Phon 1028-J. 120 Lee St. ' ' RetV V, THERE 60ETHE FROUT DOORL BELL NIE CHJT 0' I LL BET IT'S, A CO.O PfitKHCn ' FOR liEXT-iiarasf, Phone S14-M. J or. HIUDir BUSINESS This Directory t especially handy tor the out-of-town reader who nay sponsible businessmen who represent to tollowlnr lines. All arc reliable, rwponalbl btuloaaa eonosroa wlr stand ready to give you prompt AUCTIONEER OOL. W. F. TOHiNt- AttetlODeer, implement Call at 8turgls Stun . vo. r sale oaiea. AUTO TRANSFER C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand at Griff a Cigar Store. Phone JOTS. FOR QUICK SERVICE Call Hud. Cornfield, Phon it, Crascent Clgir Store. Residence, Phone 1061-R. ATTORNEYS GEORGE W. COUTTS. Attorae at Law, Room 17, Bond Bldf. I. M. SCHANNEP, Attorney at Law- Office In Court House, KEATOR A RANDALL, Attorn y at Law. Kcom a, tmuu-rewi'jru nuudi.ig. CARTER k SMYTH B, Attorws at Law. 221 E. Court St. FEE A FEE, Attorneys at Law. Of fices in Despaln Building. S. A. LOWELL, Attorney arid Counsel, lor at Law. Office In Despaln flldg S. A. NEWBERRY. Attorney at Lav Federal Building. FRED H. SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law. Room 14, Smith-Crawford BIdg. JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney at Law. Office over Taylor Harawars com. Pn. . x RALET, RALET ft 8TE1WER. Attor neys at Lair. Office In American National Bank Building j PETBRSON. Bishop sV Clark. At torneys' at Law: Rooms i ml i Smlth-Crswrord Bldf. " TTMSfOARft. Pilot Hook Stage : EVan Cameron, Prop.' " ' ' ' Leaves PUot Block JiKlO'A. M? Leaves Pendleton 11:00 A. MH " leaves 'Pilot Rock 1:00 P. M. ' Lefaves Pendleton 4:00 V: It' ' Leaves Hotel Pendleton and ' French Restaurant. ' ' TIME OARD Weston-Pendleton Auto State Leaves Weston for Pendleton at . 7:30 a. m, and 12:45 p. m. Leaves Athena for Pendleton at 8:00 a, m. and 1:00 p. m. , . Leaves Adams for Pendleton at 8:20 a. m. and 1:20 p. m. Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight , Co. Btorst for Wsston at 10:60 a, m. and 4 p. m. 0. H McPHERRIN, Prop. , . Tlrif COY Att6 STAGE" ' Pendleton' Walla Walla" 1 Fare $1.75 Including Tag0 ' Leaves Pendleton i A. M.-l Pi M.-4 P. M. " ' Leaves Walla Wall f A. P. M.-4 P. M. Sunday Schedule '' Leaves Pendleton 10 A. 11-4 P.M.- " Leaves WaUa Walla 10 A. M'.-4 'PiM'.' PendlstoH Phone 463, Coy ' Blllard Parlors, Walla Walla ' Phone 24. ' A. HORCH JR. Owner. 1 U eee,,..,,ee fendleton-Cmatllla Aato tag Leave' Pendletoa 6:00 11:06 4:00 6.-11 6:36 ill 6:11 4:06 4:10 4:46 6:00 1:11 Bcho :ll Etanfl'sld 6:36 Hermlston " 1:11 .Ar, Umatilla 10:11 , ' T -AaVYraa ' Umatilla' 8:00( 1:10 1:45 :00 11:06 11:30 13:46 1:00'. i Mi ' Hermlaton'1 'Btknfleld. Echo Ar. PSnd. 10:16 Sunday . ' ', LeaVes Pendleton 4:00 P. M. ' Leaves Umatilla 4:00 P. Ii. Office Motor 1m' GafaM ; Hi Cottonwood tt, 1 Phone 868 i - ' pelL DAweoir' .- ; Parcsi denVsrW te all' war points.1 ; . -, Patsne Dfflst ..'... 1 i ' . -rr- ---'--J j j ' . 1 1 ' ' I ii n i 1 ' i '' : i n' ' V well-no one i3 1 ihOhk "-rri the,.. , ! " . iNSl.. ' I" JJ A. ' 0I1 ME r i LAOX W THE UOVje ' ' V 1 BAO' ' X . 1 . I ' 1 11 1 ' . ',' iii f, DIRECTORY OF PENDLLTOll AND VICINITY' mi - tic. AUTO SPRINGS New ones In stock, all makes repair ed. Fleucken and Eckle Spring Works. Phone 491. 119 Water. AUTO TOPS UADWA 8 AUTO TOPS, Flat Qum. Backs, Bid Curtains Ml Court St. AUTO ELECTRIC WORKS . WE REPAIR anything electrical on an automobile. W, C Chaso Co, AUTO TIRES PEXDLETON CYCLE CO. Ajai and Revere tires Vulcanising. 328 B. Court St., Phone 144. L. a Bft.NT'-ET A CO. Ooodyear and Diamond Tlrss Tlr jrvlc. ells and accessories. Alia and Garden 6ti, GERTSON MARTY Gates Super--Tred tires 638 Cottonwood. Vul ctnlztng ano repairing. . PENDLETON RUBBER A SUPPLY CO. Barney Oldfteld. Goourlch Sll verlown Ccrd and Pennsylvania Vasu um Cup. 305 E. Court. CATERPILLAR WORK CATERPILLARS, harvesters, gas en g'jiea, automobiles and fsuartj blacksmlthlng. Round-Up Oarage, 1-arks Nebcrgall, IIS' West Webb. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS PARKER BANFIELD, Designing, Engineering, Constructing, 16 years experience "in concrete and brick eon structlott. 64 R Third St., North Port land, Oregon: CLEANERS AND DYERS PANTORIUm'' PHONE 473 CLEANING AND PRESSING MODEL TAILORS ft CLBANRRB Pressing and repairing1. 104 W Webb St. Phone J21, Pentnetr.a Ore. DRESSMAKING MRS. HELENA' BUCKLEY Dress- I making, tailoring and alteration.- 647 Muln St., ovef Tatlman's Drug store, i Ellle Dressmaklnl' downs mads ' t " order. Brwlnf town a specialty. , Hand smbroidary, braiding and, besdlnf. Phbne 110 Aura St. ! Pearl Emmogene Smith DRAYMEN WHO MOVES TOU Is Inst as Import ant as whsre you move. We also pack of stors goods, Ws do country heullrigi-Call t3t, Penlasd Bros. Transfer, 114 W. Alta. i a i a n 1 T )- Butternut Bread the best bread; milk; it's fresh every in white, Graham, aim vvnoie wneat. URGE ;WHITE The t)e.an - Meat Dept. 65 i Phone 3u -.r . B "I" S all H ' - "I 'RBnnmmwfMMew m- want the 'nam and addreat ef re US 41 FARM LOANS BNOW DAYTON1, lit B. 'Court Real Batata, Fir Insurant. Loans." 8 us about m loan. " - LAUNDRY, HYBRT Artlol' Launder! Perfectly,' There's an agent In oar tow; Troy Laundry, 608 Garden B. " -' DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 4t K. Ooari St, Phono 66. Ws maintain a ooase plet mending department. LIGHTING FLANTS DELCO Lighting Sjtrtem, Ackenaaa and Zurfluh, Golden Rul Hot' BIdg. : 4 HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING Mall ordars-rMrs,' Ralph Hassell. 417 Bi)ah, Phon Hi. New and Second Hand Dealers V. STROBLB. dealer In W and sec ond hand goods. CeSB paid ' for second hand foods,' OMapesk puiea to buy household foods, tie WL Ceejtt) Phone 171-W. ... 1 - i i Painting and Paper Han;!r3 FAINTS, Wall Papsr, Picture yreaav. int. L. J. MoAtee, tae Prastteml r-alnt Man, Low Bros., PSJats.' RADIATOR REPAIRIicaJ ALTA AITO BAbTATOR )IllV 701 East Alta atrestk AB makes et radiators repaired,1 Work-aarahtdMi C. Blaaberf , Prop, . - i RESTAURANT" THB QUELLE A food place U eaV SHOE REPAIRING i PBNDLETON fiHOB SHOP Naw method shos - repalrln. We if? build, not oobbl. The beet- wetk' the least money. 110 W. Court ll, Pendleton, Ore. i ' TAILORS (',aj tuns iKt COOATt1 t made to nieas'svi I4T afata tt, .') FboM 184M - 1 - wm v a II it's made with wliole morning; it's made Rye, Pullman, Twist " ' i LOAF;? FOR23C1' - Tatom - 1 Grocery Dept. COfc 18 If i I t 'r K