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"DAILY EAST HiGONlAli. PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY MARCH 9. 1922.
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People Here and There
jamn King and Frank Greer are
timers near Weston. They were In,
Ctdleton today.
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his corncob pipe which is a pioneer oft Charles Stlch, roadmasier for the
Echo. j Northern 1 acific, is in the city loJuy
' from Pasct.
Hoy Ritner is expected back from ;
la,, rhristoDhar. a farmer In tne rortiana tomorrow wnere ne wascan-i -i-m YaiRran n.;s three sU?ht!v in-
dims district, was a business visitor ed yesterday on political business. j Jjml finders r.s a result of being
A in Pendleton. I i nuckea from a plajf.,1 hr.uk -s;,r-
I rroiu instant' ranrn r.e.ir iuru:ir.
P i:.ir? Kiho merchant, an-i, i rcmi nii uu.es me irura winter i"
:-p.
lph Stanfield. banner, were in i m
leton today to attend the meeting of
Umbers of board of education. Mr.
Wnfielo was preceded, as usual, by
s.rinv. At least the a.iow la heavy
enough at Gurdane to make one think
it winter. J. D. French says. He was
here today.
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Eskimo Pie
THE HIT OF THE CENTURY.
' Chocolate Coated Ice Cream
Confection in Bar Form.
, We Have the Patent Right to
Manufacture This
Dainty.
Original
BUY AND SPECIFY "ESKIMO PIE
; Look for the Sign
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day. Mr. Vatuhau, in tin- iliwi nt. Ml
on hut hand and ilie iniiiry rviiilli-d
He united ti.il.,y (rum IM: and b-
here on business.
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
!
: To Qu et Title.
A su.t to quiet title to rral estate
I has been filed in circuit court by At
torney S. D. Peterson in behalf of t
I H. Spencer against Charles S. Eoyei
i and others. '
I La Grande Couple Arrested.
j This thins of love without benefit
,of clergy may be interesting if one
merely reads about if as Rudyard
Kipling knows how to write of It.
but to put it into practice is likely
to lead one into many difficulties.
At least that is the belief of a La
Grande couple Held here in the city
jail. Joe Flatten. 23, and Ella lirill.
IS, were arrested yesterday by the
police and are being held. The girl
will be sent back home, but the man
will have to stand trial here. The
young people said they had the per
mission of the girl's mother to marry,
but they neglected to conform to the
usual rites before they started to live
together. That caused them grief.
SKITIC TASK PLAN'S
(Continued from page 1.)
ing on Thompson street. The city at
torney was Instructed to take the mat
ter up again with the railroad com
pany. H. J. Warner gave It as his opinion
that the city may bunch funds In the
various Improvement funds to pay off
bonds.
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LiTa Ur 1LHM LWI
ROADS VfilL BE'MADE
MOTHERS! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
SPCKAXE. March . (A. P.) All
Inland Empire roads ieaduiK ftvm
main highways to various points of in
terest will be marked this year ami
road logs prepared by the Inland Au
tomobile association, according to
aiinoim.etnen! if frank V. UuUbert.
wmjij n" ;sMcat on. Card
maps for h g'W:s between Spokane
and Tellows-one National rark also
wll be irfr rcd.
"We are planning to get our high
way service maps in order early as
possible, be : use the west is KiiC to
m its best y ar for tourist trad" dur
ing the com .ig summer." Mr. Uullbert
expla lied In telling of his plana. "A
heavy deman I for Information regard
ing the row Is to Yellowstone his
caused us t prepare cards for that
route.
"Since the state highway depart
ment and the counties murk the main
line highwav , we will mark only side
roads that It- id to points of Interest In
the Inland 1'mpire. These will be
well marked lliis summer."
ven a sick child loves the -fruity"
j tate of "California Ki Syrup. it t
j Hie '-lite Uiitfu is ttxittj. or u yor I
I child is listless, cross, feverjsh. fall tl j
I coid, or has colic, give a teaspoonfjl to
leans 'he liver and bowels, in a
TITi T. MOVES FAST
LONDON, March 9. tU. P y
the death of a baronet the title chang
es for the se -ond time since its crea
tion in 1918 believed to be a record.
The first "baronet, Sir Thomas Watson,
was killed by a motor-car last May.
His son. Sir Wilfred, has Just died of
the 'flu. The title passes to a brother,
Geoffrey. ,
few' hours you can see for yourself j
how thoroughly it works all the con-
-: i.t on po son, sour bile and wts:
out of the bowels, and you have a l.
playful uhild asam.
Millions of Mother keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea-,
spoonful today saves a sick iliild to-j
morrow. Ask your druggist for a,enu-1
ine "California Fig Syrup" which has
d rections for babies and children of;
all aces printed on bottle. llo'herlf
Vou must Siiy "California" or you may J
rer an ireitstnm file svnin t
I ill-
actual acti.wi as well as the
raphy waa difficult to get.
photo-;
Are You Thrifty?
: IF
YOU
SO
ARE
BUYING .
YOUR NEW SPRING HAT FRAMES
AND TRIMMINGS '
At
The BEE HIVE
Pendleton, Ore.
BUFFALO, March 9. (U. P.)
After setting the airbrakes on a New
York Central train as it entered the
yards at Forks, eight miles from here
bandits today robbed the cars and
train crew. Three men were later ar
rested by the New York Central po
lice. The loot was reported recovered,
MT. JEFFFJtSON ACTIVE
MADRAS, Ore., March 9. (A. P.J
A column of black smolto was re
ported Issuing from, the southwest
s'de of Mount Jefferson crater. It Is
reported the heat Is melting the snow
on that side of the Mountain.
RIVOM TODAY
Direct from its triumphs' at the
Manhnttan Opera House, New York,
and the Metropolitan Opera House,
Philadelphia, and Immediately endors
ed by a finicky and expectant public,
announcement Is made of the latest
sensational triumph, "Bringing L'p
"ather In Wall Street." This unusual
play, which Is, of course, based on the
ever-green cartoons mndn famous by
helr creator, Oeorgre MeM.mus, is in
two acts and five scenes and will be
the attraction at the lllvoll Theatre
tonight. Jiggs Mahoney, whose ex
ploits and adventures are known from
one end of the world to the other, this
time plunges into Wall Street. . There,
after various vicissitudes, trials and
tribulations, he becomes a millionaire
ind Maggie, his Irrepressible but dot
ing wife, plans once more to conquer
the unbidden field of high society. The
"omedy, which also boasts of a cham
pion beauty chorus, has been acclaim
ed a riot of screems, laughters, bliss
ml Joy from start to finiBh. Reserved
:ots now selling at box office.
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AKCARK TODAY
NF.W MAYO FILM
HAS MANY THIllI-USi
A huge liner burning to the water'-!
edge In mld-occan. and then swallow-1
ed by the waves: a tropic hurricane i
vhieh lashes a schooner and threatens
'ts destruction; a mutiny at sea: a
errifie fight between the master .of a
-hip und a score of fear-crazed Las
ers and Kanakas; a tiny babe tossed
on the waves supported by a bit of
wreckage: a leap from a high cliff
nto the shark infested waters of tho
Eolith Pacific these are but a few of
he outstanding features of "The
Shark Master," the romance of the
South Seas, In which Frank Mayo (s to
e seen nt the Arcade theatre today.
Frank Mayo has established n repu-
atlon for such speedy and vigorous
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The Gruen watch has the requisites of
the ideal watch of the day so, by all means
Bee the beautiful Gvuens 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.
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The Largest DUnKind Dealers In Eastern Oregon
Peels of him. "The Shark Master"
was written oy red I.eRoy Granville
and is based on a personal experience
during his sojourn In tho South Sea Is
lands. Granville, known us a globe
Irnm.i that Fniversal Is compelled to j trotter and director as well as author,
have stories written especially for this I personally prouueeu me pnoiouruma,
tnr stories that are worthy of his land the result, judging 'from the re
fill as nn actor and yet provided with views, Is an exceptional picture that
the thrilling Incidents the audience ex- no thcutre-goer can afford to miss.
The. blind, unreasoning love of a girl
of white parentage, reared as Thft
Hume Flower by the South 8ea na
tives, when she rescues from the sea
a man of her own color; a strong
man's terrific struggle between his
heart and his conscience and the re
nunciation of the world In the face of
duty are the high lights of this story
of the far places.
' WHEAT QUOTATIONS
. TORTL-AXD, March 9. Wheat$1.25
to $1.30.
PORTLAND MARKET
PORTLAND, March 9. (A. P.)
Livestock steady. Eggs weak, butter
steady.
Pay Cash
Receive More
Pay Less
It '
209 E. Court
DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY
Phone 880
How Many Eggs?
Guess how many eggs there are in our win
doy all guesses free. Contest closes Friday
night. To the first person guessing or coming
the closest we will give a .
Sack of Sugar
Drop in the store. Put your guess down.
Pav Cash Receive More ' Pay Less
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Phone 880
DEEDS.
Tearl Wilson to Mrs.' Jennie Drake,
J1.0O. 1-2 Interest In Lot 12, Block
181. Res. Add to Pendle'on.
L. P. Drake to Mrs. Jennie Drake,
$1. 1-2 Interest in same description
as above.
Grace Ingram to Mrs. Jennie Drake
$1.00. 1-2 interest in samo description
as above.
Fred H. Drake to Mrs. Jennie Drake
$1.00 1-2 interest in sarnie description
as above.
C. J. Desnaln to Maude L. Johnson
$50. Lots 1 and 2, block J. Uklan
Roland Oliver to Cordelia A. unver,
$1.00. Lots 6 and 6, block 6, Llver-
more's Add to Pendleton.
Inland Empire Irrigation Co., inc.
in Thomas O'Grady. 1B.UUU. ftri 1-1
NW 1-4 Sec. 26, Tp. 4, N. R. 29.
Chas. E. Carpenter to Jemima tu
Tucker, $10. East 40 feet of Block is,
South of the Northern Pacitic u. a. in
Res. Add. to Pendleton. I
Charles D. Semplc to Loren E. Hoo
ver $1.00, E 1-2 Lot 7 and S 1-2 Lot
6 in Block 183, Res. Add to Pcndloton.
ALTA TODAY
THE "CIRCLE OF DEATH"
There are several novel and unusual
ituatloiib In "While Oak,'' William S
Hart'i new Paramount picture' which
comes to the Alta theatre today. One
of the most thrilling and splendidly
portrayed scenes In the reproduction
of the famous "Circle of Death." An
enttre trlbo of Indians In full war re-
tralla attack the biggest and richest
wagon train out of Independence, Mo
in the year, 1S52. Tho train has been
botrayed to the Indians by four white
traitors who are with the emigrants.
A revengeful old chieftain swoops
down in ambush with his entire fight
ing strength. The bftttlo scenes nre
charged with danger and thrills; as
well as excitement. This is a marvel
ous reproduction of the historical Cir
cle of Death In al llts realism and tho
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ALTA Today I Arcade
Children 10c " AdulU 35c
NOTE On account of the road show "Bringing Up
Father" being at the Rivoli tonight we are showing
"White Oak" at the Alta.
No. 14,
COOKED FOOD SALE
Cakes and Home-Made Bread a
" Specialty.
SATURDAY, MARCH 11
ALEXANDER'S
Under auspices of
Purity Protective Patriotic
Assembly.
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Chief Justice Taft as ha left the
ttincheoff of the Washington Ks
Uonal Monument Society He
didn't have to watch bis bat while
he ate. He checked tt, as the tag,
Ko. it show
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Today
Children 5c
Adults 25c
Comedy RESTLESS 3EX
WILIIAM S.
HART
in
WHITE
OAK"
When hostile Indians
stalked the wagon trains,
and none but the iiulckest
trlgger man was wife
When the roaring gam
bling hall was the only
club that the life of tho -Frontier
knew .
fame While Oak Miller
riding over the plains!
Riding on a quest Jour
heart wilt thrill to sec!
A story that sums up
the whole Wild West and
pictures Its best and its
worst.
PATHE NEWS
III Written and Directed by Fred Le Roy Granville
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