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-.1 1822. . " ' AG2 TITS .DAILY CS23C3TA2?, TTXZtttOX GSLCOJ, SATtJSDAT TOO, MASC3 4, TTTELVX PACIS 13 .75 .25 J People Here and There Henry Lniinki of Ukiah was a vis or In Pendleton today. fio,ri. . I imi-h. re;J c-tate man of IMii11kU.ii visnur r; K. Crano wiH Iev fa renins: for I'or land whore he ke care vt uUsmesa matters. this will iCol. J. H. Raley lert on train o. j . . .11 v. . v& t today Ior roriiuuu ui" try a case - In the circuit court fere em Monday. -.-'";. Henry uelaney.a stock man of Maner. Wash, was here yesterday t Jii way back home. He spent iveral days in- the Echo district OKIIIS UCr BIUIK IIIVIC. , ir. Fred A.- IJeuallen Portland Monday. wilt go to E. K Cooper, prominent era In nian ot Portland was a visitor hi Pendle ton yesterday. T. S. TUtsoit baa daughter who is a student in St. Joseph's academy. It was to visit his daughter as well as to transact business that he was here today from his home In I'matil la. He is a railroad man and wp accompanied te Pendleton by a fel low craftsman A. B. Stephens. '' thermometer registered two degrees below aero Thursday . morning at Twin Falls, according to Mrs. Ba ker. NEWS NOTES -OF PENDLETON Kd Stoker IU.V - Ed Stoker Is critically ill at St. An thony's hospital. He- has- been - suf fering from a severe - attack of la grippe for the past three days. Plans to be Made Plans' for the Northwest Shoot to be held in Pendleton May II. II and 14 will be made at a meeting of the Pendleton Hod and Gun Club on Monday evening at Jlmes H. Estes office, at t a clock. The meeting is of double importance, as officers for the ensuing year will be chosen. The matter of the alleged duek poison ing, and controversy regarding angl ing for steelhead. will be discussed. The club wilt hold the last or the series of telegraphic shoots tomorrow at Coltins Park. Af.er tomorrow, the shoots will be local ones, as practice ones preceding the tournament. " A." C. Hampton used to be princi pal ot the Pendleton high school. He is now superintendent; of the Ia Grande schools and he -also has the distinction of beulg a brother-in-law of James Bowler. He' arrived in Pendleton today on No. 17 to be' a TVe have fceen reeding our cattle i suest of his wotner-in-iaw as weii ow for Just lit days, and r am oer las to visit attne- norae oiu. oj. klnlr Bfttlng tired of it." is what Al-i Rice. ert Gilliam, East Birch creek stock- man said yesterday during his visit to Pendleton Mr. Gilliam reports that plV of the- hay grown by Birch creek riuichers ha sbeen fed and that they fre Having to ship In hay now. Snow : "My, it certainly is warm and pleasant here in Eastern Oregon." That was the statement ' made by Mrs. Charles Baker of!. Twin Falls, Idaho, who was a guest of Mrs. Joe New Equipment Installed. Two new cots, sheets, quilts and clean blankets were put in place la the women's department of the city jail today as a result of purchases made by the police committee The action was recommended to the city Wednes day night at a council meeting in a communication from the W. C. T. U. Kalsomining has ' also been ' recom mended. v ( as still on the hills yesterday when-: Harvey for a few-hours Fridays Mr, e left home, he said, but a Chinook I Baker was en route to Walla Walla as getting rid or it rapidly. for a visit with her daughter. The &y Wood ' BODY FIR ; Off For Training Cart "Junk" .Walters left last nlgK for a baseball training camp in Texas where he will join the Omaha team for the spring workout-,. He has been the guest here for several day's of hi mother, Mrs. Tillle Walters. Junk will play the initial saek for the Omaha aggregation. ' He had several flatter ing offers after the break-up of the Moose Jaw team last,8ummer. ' Inspected State Line Rood. An inspection by the members of the county court of a section ot the State Line road in the northeast part of .the county was made yesterday. The. road bus been demanded by residents In that district tor a long time, and the inspection trip yester day, was made" In order to get first band Information about the condition of the road.' the county court mem bers declared. 'A special country din- mr with several different kinds ot salads, desserts, caxes and ire cream was served. Commlsloncr G. U Pun ning who is th senior member of the court when it cbmes- to gastronomic feats . has been dwelling enthusiasti cally on the skill of housewives in that section of the county. ; Judge Schannep- also expressed a Whole- USE SLOAITS TO EASE LAME BACKS YOU can": do your best when your back and ever muada aches with fatiyoe. ' Apply Sloan's liniment freely. at rnhbinf, and enjoy a penetrative" jtaw of wrmth and comfort. - Good far rheumatism, neuralgia. Sprain and strains, ache and pains, sciatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and ths after -ejects o weather exposure. For fcrtyirearsjjaln's enemy. Ask your neighbor. Kttp Shan't Handy, Ai eU dnjsxitfs 35c, 70c, 11,40. Liniment foals tenemd gis 'as a result of a de il last nlRht whereby be was relieved of ownership of his Cadillac car for a short time. The machine had been parked In front of the Elks building where the Sturgls family was In attendance at the dance. It was noted that it had been taken from Its place, and a search was Insti tuted. The police were being notified when a , telephono message was re reived. A resident of Tnstin street I oliserved some young men leave a car hearted appreciation for the qualities J after they had got stuck In a mutlhole. of the meal. Sftirgls Haw Car stolen - Sometimes It Is- a decided advantage-to have muddy clt streets.: That FIR, SLAB YELLOW PINE : SPRUCE,, When we. say DRY WeMeanlt! to v f Quality , Quantity Service, Legion Meeting Postponed ' The regular monthly meeting of Pendleton Post' No. 23, American Le gion, which ordinarily would be held Monday night has been ' postponed. Tr. F. A. Lleutillen, post commander, Will be out of the city, and Dr. C. W. Iseni vlcV post commender, is 111 with la grippe. ' Many members are ill, and- a decision has .been made to postpdne the meeting for one week, focording to a statement given out at noon by Cyril Proebstcl, adjutant. dnirch Servtces OonsoUdated. , . On account of the illnessjf the Rev. J' H. Secor, pastor of the Methodfst Episcopal church, the congregations of the M. KX church and the Presbyte rian church will combine tomorrow for their' church services. The Sunday schools will be separate as usual, but at 11 o'clock, both congregations will worship at the Methodist church, and 'in-, the evening the ' Presbyterian church will be the place' of worship. The Rev. G. X. Clark will preach both morning altd evening. He looked the machine over, found a letter In a side' pocket addressed' to Mr.. Sturgis and called him up. Jim said he was able to drive the machine out of the mudhole without any dlffl- The Gruen watch has the requisites of the ideal watch of the day so, by all means see the beautiful Grnens we have to offer. It performs its duty of keeping accurate time. It has the best apeparance of any watch we know. It Is quality in movement, , case and dial. , ' . .t i . xieujeletr rendlatsn . Ori-V The) Largest DUtooad PesJen ta East bib OrefOsv v is conclusion reached by Jim Stiir- culty, " ' M' J) V- , CHILDREN 5c Sunday and ; ; ; Monday " V A0ULfS25c OpposS Monro DemonNtratur. . Opposition to the work being done by the home demonstration agent In L'mutllla county was expressed this morning when a delectation of three Pendleton ' millinery dealers visited the county court.' A part of the work being done by. the1 'agent lu Umatilla county IS to assist classes to make women's Bats. The members of the county court said that the court was not requested to do' uhythlrtg specifi cally by the" milliners, but the latter expressed their, .opposition to the "work being done by the home dem onstration agent.-- i i. I r The satisfaction in a ton of Castle Gate Coal 1 can be measured by the ever in creasihg demand. A real Coal that meets your re quirements. : r .7 . B.L. Burroughs, Inc. F6mFjy,eFt9inel Dorr Eat AVilli Cottlo. ' J. F .Thompson owns and operates a stock ranch up between Gibbon and Bingham Springs,' He was here yes terday and reports that there Is about two and one-half feet of snow on the 'ground there yet. ; He runs cattle and is teeaing inem now on a long gravel n bar in the river bottom near bis house, R TlaeAntlv vrhilA wntnhlttip -tha' enttlA ' si cat he noticed that he had some vls-j J tors and a check -disclosed that there A were 21 head of deer enjoying the hay , Z IMVOI4 Sl'XDAY AXD MOXMY SKEX.V OWEX IS SPLENDID IX "BACK PAY" ,. Seona OWeh, whose performance in "The Woman, God Changed' has beer described as one Of the finest examples of dramatic acting ever seen In mo tion picture's, again has the leading role in "Back Pay", a new Paramount picture created by Cosmopolitan Pro ductions coming to the Rivoll theatre beginning Sunday. The story was written by Fannie Hurst. In "The Woman God Changed" Miss Owen depicted a woman who from tin start was bad nu.d who, graluallv comes, through hard experience, to see the light of righteousness and clean living. : In "liac,k Pay"V she has once more a role Itf which she hi first seen as an unsophisticated country girl who is later plunged into the vortex of New York's" wildest life. As Hester Bevins, Miss Owen under goes a moral breaking down, but shin ing through the mask of her gayety Is a faint lonotlng for the upright simple life she had led in her small town home. ' Playing opposlte.MifB pwen Is Matt Moore, well remembered for his parts In "Straight Is the Way" and "Tho Passionate Pilgrim." Mr. Moore, In the character of Jerry Xem-combe is tho plain, straightforward country boy Who loves Hester In spltg of her re Jectioif of him; ttv fcpite'or her-leaving the town where they live and In spite of the life she subsequently leads. It Is Jerry's undying love for Hester that la the keynote ot the dramatic story ot "Back Pay." . . . ArtCADtt Sl'XDAY AXD MOXDAY "TOO Ml'OIKXVIKE" IS JOYOl'S ' COMEDY.. OF MAUItlAtiE Wanda Hawley and T. Roy Barnes as a young married couple offer a I treat at the Arcade Theatre Bunday and Monday In "Too Much Wife," a Itealart comedy-drama and one of the best things of its kind ever Been on the I screen. , ,i . ' j It's a long'story "when you try to write It, but it reels along nj the limit of speed, t with a laugh to murk off every couple of revolutions. t Miss Hawley, as a fond little bride, eager to insurei the marital happiness of horself and her bridegroom, takes ad vice frcra her "masterful" mother, but also, : privately,- from vher hen pecked father., llt-r etrorts to recon cile, and act on both conflicting court sulH.ms.Kcs the. story nne you'll like. Lprna Mrton had an Imagination, you'll admit, to'conecive of the start ling results that grow out of the sim ple situation with which she started, 'yet there is nothing forced or too Tm probable about the development. Miss Moon adds to her laurels already gain ed as the. author of "Don' Tell Every, thing." a recent all-star picture. Tercy Heath did a fine Job of 'the scenario;. and Klmer Harris supervised the pro, auction.. .' '.s'; . 1 i UUU u cu4 v ;v:v.jyionatay CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 35c tOGES 50c 1 along with their domestio brethren. W . T' l - . . M ........ n -1 ovw uw vei jr jiwrf lie rpvi iq, aiiu the heavy snows have made it very diffloult tor them to secure feed.' "Gensel" in concert Sunday afternoon at 2:30, " nlavino- nur liinnt Wnrlif7ir. ! ir.. Roads Ara Bottomless. ' Dirt roads In. Umatilla county are bottomless now, according; to tome re ports that are being' received.' Yester day Enoch Frledly started with a truck load of household goods to the Manuel Frledly; ranch beyond Cold Springs. He went by way of -Helix and' expected to get through' without any difficulty. .''After spending six hours in going & mile and one quarter he was compelled to. unload his goods at the Frank King ranch. ... The ' North Cold Springs contained more water yesterday than at any time this win ter, he reports. The country near He lix Is stOt covered with several inches of snow and the run-off caused by the melting of this snow is responsible for' the high waars. ..' frmc-iu Plaieer -tadtrCorp. - freienti 1 Mil M till M '') It I ! ' Pay Cash- 209 E. Court Receive More Fay Less Phone 880 1 LET YOUR GROCERYJSAVINGS PAY THE FUEL BILL. V arid ft can easily be doe with the right kind ; of buying. From 10 to 2o percent saving is of .ten enough to buy "many :otherJittle luxuries or necessities. Cash selling does' away with; so many overhead expenses 'that we can make this saving to you. Manage' To. Icct ' ' "he ne'Iy "elected board of. man agers1 Of the" Pendleton Commercial Association will hold forth in' theii first official' meeting Monday after-, noon at four o'clock at the offices of the association. , Routine business In the main will occupy the attention ol the board. The chairman of the vari ous committees will name their com mittee members. The -proposed, visit of -President Harding to the Inland Empire will,, probably be brought be fore the board ana if is likely that Pendleton will leftd 'its Influence to make" the visit of the chief executive a reality. The tentative schedule as arranged by Senator Miles foindextcr of Washington calls for an inspection trip over the "Umatilla project and a speech in Pendleton. 'Receive More Pay Less Pay Cash . " . OESPyH&LEEGASHQSQOERYv . 209 E. Court ' . ' - Phone 880 Motorists Careful, JuGge Rays. ' That motorists in Pendleton are much more thoughtful and are taking greater" pains to ascertain what the traffic laws and regulations-are now than ever' before in the history' vof the city la a statement made today by Judge Thossas Fits Gerald. The cause ot the change for the better in the motorists the city recorder does not attempt to explain, unless it is the result of continued educational work In the traffic department, but that the ; change has taken- place is an undeni able truth, he says. Motorists; come I to the office of .the recorder every day. he reports, and ask for informa- tion as to wehther -this or that thing ! is permlseable:ln driving cars., R. E. Turner, traffic officer, reports tnat car owners in Pendleton and Umatilla county have -secured- their 122 li censes In all cases. A big majority . were so equipped in January, and now cars with 1821 license plates are not g; :..;';-.,'vr:'''''- " r iSA v ill jm -'V.. " ':'-v-' r . . i . '. -'..'v I ' ' ' 1 ' ) WANDA HAWLEY The Girl With the Million Dollar Smile w:i :i;-:-jafcf, TOO MUCH WIFE She gave her husband perfect freedombut insist eq upon enjoying it with him. -, . i . . - Views Weekly Rolin Comedy V.ii i I in m if niJiajJLa ML-Jii4" ,ijaHI-iJ j j Children 10c ! AdulU3Sc ; . fe-fr If) Tn Nmv; York's midmirht whirl of pleasure, she sought the thrills she had missed in her little home town. : i --' - ' '.' ' .:.;..-:"f'p And when . her 'back pay" was collected what then? An intimate tale of both, sides of- life s wa ledger. , . , ; ' 7-yi iPPp From the Noted Story by Fannie Hurst. a V Seena OWen an( Matt Moore. A ZPVriAT. FEATURES . 5 TITCT 4PV mnwsT AESOP'S FABLES ? COMEDY "EDGAE, THE DETECTIVE." jj ; s 5 I 1 it Ta epience -- . WITH Richard Barthelmess , 'Youtti' ' rho lurJ of Ufo a" lw cr-l.ig . The wy of Uu? wrUl one who has turned To ihTto Hand of love Ufl.i.g a broken Joul W hlph.fS II 'W w Itl.rU.du.K. ' ; througli swenes of tlugllns rwillHin. -.'.- v, " ' - ".':; ; .''-ye ....... A GEORGE FITZMAURIC PRODUCTION I tu be. seen, ; -; ' : ' "r . . . IEC.ON NEWS WEEKLY , V's