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DAILY EAST 0RZG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 10, 1922.
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People Here and There
Mrs. ll May of Boring, was in Pen- C. B. McCullough of Echo was in , her Incognito to recuperate from a
dleton Sunday. I Pendleton yesterday. j nervous break down as a result of
I exposure during the war.
J. & Mattoon of Hermiston was in, -
! Pendleton yesterday..
yR. E. English of Weston was In
jfcndleton Sunday.
Max Drake of Athena, waa In town
during the week end.
Joe Fisher, Kolln ; fnrmer, was a
business visitor here today.
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Martin of Athe
na were in town for the week end.
George Nela of Vktah waa a Pen
dleton visitor during the week end.
'DEAD OFFICER'S COMRADES
TO FIGHT FOR HIS HONOR
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 10. (I.
P.) I'nsutisfied with the coroner's
veidict late Saturday, officer com
rades of Colonel Paul Beck today
sought additional evidence to tend to
clear dead officer's name. He was
A. B. Thompson and wife of Condon shot by Judge Jean Day, after an al-
& O. Bloom of Echo was in Fea
uletjn Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunha of Echo
were in Pendleton Sunday. . ,
A Pilot Rock visitor In Pendleton
yesterday was Walker C. Eller.
1 I I'nilltmn nf I ,-matllln -a- an I
out of town visitor Saturday a'fternooivfcham wero ,n Tendleton yesterday.
8. S. Shields and wife were week
end visitors in Pendleton from Milton.
S. C. DSt Atley is city marshal at Ti
lot Rock. He was here this morning
on his way home after a visit in Wal
la Walla yesterday. . -
George Ness used to live on the res
ervation where he was a farmer. He
now lives in the Camas Frnlrie coun
try. He was a Pendleton visitor yes
terday. -, .-l
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8ehriff Kinney of Caldwell, Idaho,
left this morning with Gilbert Good
Tftn who was held here $y the sheriff.
(Rod win escaped from a road gang
where he was serving a sentence of
six months for moonshining. .
were in Pendleton over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Waters of Mea
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. vMoore were
among the week-end visitors in Pen
dleton from Echo.
"In the east end of the counly the
one big Issue -of the day M when wil
spring arrive?"- says N. J. Vanskike,
former publisher of the Milton Eagle,
who is here today. When he drove
through Weston this forenoon it was
snowing- In spite of the delayed sea
son, conditions in the east end are
good. The outlook for a good truU
crop is favorable at present - though
there were some winter damage to the
peaches.
KTXG AliRERT IX FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, France April 10.-'
(I. P.) King Albeit of Belgium;
A.
New Pack Minced
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22c
Can
LARGE CANS FANCY YELLOW PEACHES
v-; 30c CAN. . ' ;
1 POUND 4 OZ. STRAWBERRY JAM '
' ' : 40c v
LARGE CAN TOMATOES '
; . ; . 15c ;-;
SARDINES 10c "
LARGE CAN HOMINY 20c
The Green Grocery
Props. W. W. Green F. V. (Happy) Graham.
.v ' '' "Dependable Market Products'
Phone 550 t v 117 East Court Street
leged attempted attack on Mrs. Day
Further action may come despite the
peace and military authorities decla
ration that evidence is insufficient to
take action against Day. . '
Stock Ffcding Mcrt Off.
' Due to the unusually late farming
season and some other unforseed con
ditions the stock feeding, meeting at
the eastern Oregon branch experi
ment station advertised' for t'nion,
April 13 and 14, has been declared oft
NEWS NOTES ,
OF PENDLETON
Sue On Account '
A suit on account has been institute
ed in circuit court by the Dean Tatom
Co. against Ida Pond. The plaintiff is
represented by Carter and Smythe.
Hot urns to Pendleton. v
Gould Cressey,, formerly employed
at the Economy Drug store, has 're
turned to the employ of the store. He
has been iu Portland during his absence.
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Got Marriage IJcrnsc. - . '
Wesley M. MHms, a salesman, and
Gyadya Marie Flanagan, a nurse, bo'h
of Pendleton; were granted a license
to wed Saturday at the office of R. H.
Brown, .county clerk.
Has Septic More Throat. '
Mrs. Hazel Privett is 111 in Fortland
with Beptic sore throat; according to
word received here yesterday. Her
mother, Mrs. Wesley N. Matlock, left
last evening to be at the bedside of herl
daughter. . ' - ,
iMado It In 38. .
One of the accomplishments ' of
Russell Smith is to swing on little
white golf bails In iust the correct
manner to make them do what he
wants them to. He Is ex-champlon
of the Northwest and has been sev
eral times the champion of Oregon.
He was In Pendleton yesterday as the
guest of friends, and naturally, he
played the local course. . The first
time around he made it In 38. The
course Is 36 par. He left for Port
land last night. ' ...
The Bridge and the House
Have you ever thought as you crossed a bridge why
it was that good bridges are always well painted. And
do you know what would happen to a bridge that was
never painted? The friction caused by traffic would
open the pours in the wood and steel so the weather could
get in and cause the structure to deteriorate in a short
time. '
The same applies to your house. The night wind
moves the' house enough to open the pores in the wood so
the sun and rain of these spring days can work their dis
trustful way under the surface and rot the wood; Noth
ing but good paint can stop this wearing and for good
paint put on right you should see us. ',
Our business is fighting the elements with good paint
and we are expert because we have had thirty years ex
perience. We do the best work, in the least time, the best
way, for the least pay. - " '
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Phone 818
WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, PICTTRE FRAMES
. Contract and Job Work -- ' ' t
?H Co;otps Caught ' .
Twenty-three baby . coyotes were
caught Saturday by Baxter Hutchison
on the Cunningham Sheep Co. ranch.
Mr. Hutchinson is here todny to col
lect. $69 bounty money. The coyotes
were from three dens, one containing
three, another nine and a third eleven.
Took Money, left Him, Charge.
His wife, Idella McQulre, took $1,
500 and left him in January, 1921,
according to the complaint of Charles
McQulre who is seeking a divorce.
The couple married September 27,
1917 at Baker, the complaint sets
forth. The plaintiff is represented
by George W. Coutts. , (
Members File Bonds. ' : ;
L. A, Relnemann and George Root
have filed their bonds of 12,600 each
with the county court as members of
the county fair board., The bonds have
been approved by the' court. L. L.
Rogers is the third member of the
board. Ho has 'not yet filed his bond.
appointment of the former local mun
to the plat-3 as assistant prohibitum
enforcement officer at Seattle. Mr.
Means was graduated from the Pen
dleton high school and has many
friends here. Ho has recently been
living in Portland. He la the llilrd
brother-in-law of Oregon's junior
senator, Robert N. Stanfleld, to get
a good political Job.
Warehouse. Wins CJnnio.7
When The Peoples Warehouse nine
went loco in the seventh inning and
started running circles, around the
diamond yesterday , morning, at
Round-l'p park, Hamley's baseball
gang succumbed and yielded up the
ghost The flnul score waa about 25
to 16. The department store outfit
scored 14 runs during the final Bes?
sion and that was what saved the
team from defeat. This is the sec
ond victory for the Warehouse out
fit, a Victory over the Ellls-Schlller
nine having been scored last Sun
day.' v. f i ' '. .
State leader Here. v
. Mrs. Jessie D. McComb, state lead
er of county agents, is here today to
confer with Mrs. Edith Q. Van deu-
sen, home demonstration agent for
this, county. 'Mrs. McComb Will ac
company Mrs. Van Deusen to Btan-
flold tomorrow where Mrs. Van Deu-
aen will give Instruction, in millinery.
Tho school will continue Wednesday
niso. On Thursday and Friday Mrs.
Van Deusen will give Instruction In
Weston, and will be in. Holdman for
the same purpose on " Saturday,
April 16. , The Milton school will be
held April IS and 19.
Deputy Assessors Busy.
; In every section of the country new
field deputy assessors are busily en
gaged in securing assessments of pro
perty. County Assessor R, O. Hawks
declared that he will have need of
no more men unless It becomes ne
cessary to double up on some of the
districts In order to got the work
done within the prescribed time. Fol
lowing Is a list of the field deputies
and the districts which each is work
ing: .Milton, F. A. Oaloway; Uma
pine, A. A. Bixbyj Weston, T. P.
Harbour; Helix and Athena,. W. T.
McLeod; Pendleton, W. T. Rigby;
Pilot Rock, W. L. Mathews; Uklah,
Arthur McRoberts; Echo, Aleex Hud
non; Hermiston, W. Prlszner; Uma
tilla, Mark Griffin; and North Cold
Springs, J. T. Hoops. The amount
allowed by the county this year for
this work Is four dollars and travel-
ng expenses.
Petersbn, c. .
Hanley, ss. ,
Cary, lb.
Van Pelt, rf.
Kramer, If. .
Alfred, cf.
Williams, p S
Totals
i ' Summary
Two,, base hits, Stone, Hinkle, Hucy,
Peterson; Three base hits, Peterson;
home jfunB, Huey. First on balls, Wll
iamsl. King 2; Btruck out by Wil
liams , King 10; passed balls, by Al
brecht 1; wild pitches, by wllllams;
hit bv: pitcher, Sturdtvant nd Smith
by William Time of game 1 hour
S5 minutes, umpires Smith and Rob
erts,. ..;.. ,. ., .-, .
TSIIlton-Freewatr Won
The Walla Walla Bears were defeat
ed by the Mllton-Freewatcr team of
the, Blu mountain league at the Twin
City grounds by a score of 9 to 8. The
game was close throughout and was
well played. It was attended by a
good slipd crowd of locul fans as well
a many from Walla Walla. ,
Batteries Mllton-Freewatcr, Duff
nnl Clark; Walla Walla Boars, Pairls
an1 Paris, O'Rourke. ,
v Umpire, Jack-Allison.
Strlke-outs rarrls, 8; Duff. 8.
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Sacred Songs No. 2 .Victor Mixed Chorus
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Rains Cause High Water.
- Butter creek was at high water
stage early this morning, according to
word brought to Pendloton by Ralp)
Baylor. The aldcwalls on the dam
were carrying every drop of water they
would hold. The Umatilla Is also ris
ing slightly on account of the rains
wh'ch are aiding ; in increasing the
seasonal run-off.
BL'CKAROOS GET RKVEXGE
(Continued from page 1.)
Means Lands Job.
That It sometimes pays to have a
brother-in-law in the senate is the
inference that friends of Arthur O.
Means are drawing as a result of the
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third out.
Pilot 'Rock was unable to do any
better in the eighth than In the pro
Vlous inning. Van Pelt, who led off
for the Buckaroos singled to center
field. Alfred was safe on a fielder's
choice forcing van Pelt at second. "Al
fred stole second and Williams walk'
ed. Huey doubled to right field ncor
Ing Alfred. Wllllams scored on Ol
son's single to center field and Peter
(son was. put out at first ending the
Inning. . --
. Pilot' Rock made a big attempt at a
ninth inning rally but failed to get
more than one run. Royer .walkod
Hinkle Was safe on Alfred s error,
McNutt filed to Cary, who nearly
threw the game by tossing the ball to
first base, with no one there td get it.
Royer went to third on this play and
Hinkle was able to get back to first.
Bill- had a wonderful opportunity to
make a triple play ending the game.
Albright was put out at first and Roy
er scored.. Smith flied out to Hanley.
. Gunner Peterson, this morning de
nled that he was going (o farm BUI
Cary.out for the season. ' Lack of ma
ferial was given as the reason.. The
Buckaroos wlll play their first game
in the Blue Mountain league next
Sunday at Dayton. With a little more
strengthening In the outfield the team
should give a good account of Itself
at the end of the seasoih Lack of
practice due to rain leaven the team a
little ragged in places. This trouble
will probably be found In all the teams'
In the league because Jupe Pluvious
refuses to resign and spring is hav
ing a hard time forcing him to abdi
cate. ., The score;
Pilot Rock ,
y. ' A.B.R
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Sturdlvant, cf, .
Albrecht W.; cf.
Smith. If.
1 1 Kins,, p..
ounert id. ....
Stone, rf ,
Albrecht. c.
Royer, ss '.
Hinkle, Jb. , . ,1
McN'utf, 2b.
totals .......
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