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TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, J&NE 2, 1922. PAGE FIVE People Here and There h i 1 ' i- 1 1 Oiner Stephens, merchant tf Athe Jjlu, v as in Fe.ndleUm this morning. 8. B. Sanderson, publisher of the Freewater Times, was in Pendleton today. , . ' . O. Si. Ilwdi-r ta president ot ihe Athena State bank.'-; He also 'has big land holdings which he farms. He .was here today. F A. Clark, representing Hullowell. Jones' and Donald, Boston wool firm. Is here looking after shipments of wool for his firm. . , - unable to take"" care of cases as rap idly as they come up for trial. J. M. Crawford Is prldent of the Tum-A-Lium Lumber Co. " He was here today from , his home- .'ln Walla Walla taking care of Business for his company; -'. . ; Chief of Police W. R. Taylor lias re turned from Portland wehre he went on court business in a narcotic case. The case was continued for one week due to the fa'ct that the courts are student, .considered a dullard; enriched by perfected invention CINCINNATI, O., June 2. George Sperti, twenty three year old student at the University of Cincinnati and regarded as a "hopeless dullard" by his professors In the electrical engi neering department, quietly sold all rights to a newjj type' of electric moter, his Invention, for $50,000. ' Harvest Bread Fresh From 'the Oven. LARGE LOAFn. . Vt ; . .V.V i .'. '.I ' .10c SPLIT LOAF, 2 FOR . . 25c , New Canteloupes and Plenty of Home ; Grown Strawberries. Order 'your Vegetables here w Sardaj '"'Give us J , ) . - ' " on'e tri,- a'i V.. I: :k' A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH ' VEGETABLES AND FRUIT, We Carry Perfection Dairy Milk and Cream. Fresh .' V V - Ottage Che; O,O01 "Y The Green 1 Grocer y V Propi. W. W. Green F. V. (Happy) Graham. ' , "Dependable Market Products" , Ph'S5d7-4 - 117 East Court Street - ' Dean Hermann Schneider, of the College of Engineering, has announc ed this fact, declaring that Sperti, who is working his way through school, perfected il.o im-nntinn ,.,i sold It without confiding in any one. Schneider received a letter from the ; company which purchased the nivenuon congratulating him on turn ing out UUDilS Of tho nnlilmr n Mnr. old Sperti. He did not know Sperti and investigated. Wli professor in the electrical engineer ing , department who Harold Sperti as, tne, proressor replied: "A hopeless dullard who is flunk ing out in practically everything." Dean Schneider wrote the company asking officials their reasons for thn leuer or congratulation to him. i neir reply revealed tor the first time . mat tSDerti tinn invpntwi nn entirely new type of electrical meter and sold U to thorn for $50,000. . $250,000 Gift - Paints HAVE BEEN THE BEST FOR 70 YEARS When we tell a customer that a gallon of paiut is right, it is, ;. We have distributed Fuller's Products in Eastern Oregon for thirty-iwo years and we know that the pro ducts are good. We carry Phoenix Pure Paint in twenty four shades, in gallons and quarts. We know paint so ask us your paint questions. Loot Cat lor Paint ; lot .. '" L s s 1 Murphy Paint Co. Plioiie 318 . IN JULY WHEAT PRICE July whet closed at 11.18 i-4 to day, us contrasted with yesterday's closing pf J1.19. September wheat's closing was $1.17 3-8 and December's fl.iO 1-4. The closing prioes for September and December were 11.17 5-8 and 11.20 3-4 yesterday. Following are the Quotations re ceived toy Overbeck & Cooke, local brokers: ., . Wheat. Open High Low Close July $1.1H 1.19 Il.lgW' il.lgu Sept., 1.17 1.18 1.17H 1.17 Dec. 1.20 1-21 Vi 1.20 1.20 14 Wheat The market was irregular all day, displaying strength at times on damage reports from various sec tions of the winter wheat belt, but finished weak with onor. or less li quidation Induced by reports from the seaboard of offers by foreigners to. resell wheat bought a month ago, the Importance of the latter was min imized by the fact that a fair sized export business was being done today. Primary receipts were again smaller. Chicago received only 30 cars. .Cosji market ruled firm and premiums locally were about one to two conts advanced for contract grades. The Irado showed a disposition to belittle reports of rust damage from Texas, Kansas, and Missouri, as Well as from southern Illinois, Indiana nnd Ohio, but if continued will probably yill not be very comfortable to shorts. We believe the turn of strength jn the cash demand combined with the prospects of crop deterioration a 'bull ish attitude. - Cash Markets. Seattle. Portland I1 ! I i i 'wHn'S" i M STOP ITCHING SKIN ! Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treats ment that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and" soothes the-skin. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $ 1 bottle of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon you will find that irritations. Pimples. Blackheads. Eczema. Blotches, Ring worm and similar skin troubles will dis appear. Zemo, the penetrating satisfying ,tquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft. inoth nd, healthy. WORLD FLIGHT HUB . - BY ENGINE TROUBLE IAR.l3tl.I.ES, France, Jut-.e 2. (IT. V.) Major lilnke, British air. m:n. who dpscenuea here on nis world flight because of engine trouble today was enraged with his mechan ics in an effort to get tho machine in , rrvnrllihm for a new start. The neit Jump wifl be tp either , Turin or Home. . , . , Wrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont, presi dent ot the National Woman's Party, presenting 'the $250,000 . Washington home sh bought for' the organization. HORSE IS MELANCHOLY OVER DEATH OF MATE MIDDLEPOllT, .Ohio, Juno Ed, aged thirtjone, Is grieving. Polly, thirty, is ifcad Ed and Polly constituted the team of . horses used by . a local grocery firm twentty-fivo years. ; In recent years the horses were driven sepa rately, oho in tl.u morning and tho other in tho afternoon. No one knew I them apart except thcTr owner. IUVOUl TODAY Xo character in modern fiction came to public attention under more peculiar and fascinating circumstances than Kane Halllday, the hero of "The Leather Pushers," by H. C. W'itwer, which in motion picture form will start at the Rivoll Theatre today. Wltwer's character, a famous college athlete, seeks fortune as "Kid" , Rob. erts. heavj-welght pugilist. Halliday Is the son of a wealthy A tin " ' 1 - ' A FINE WATCH FOR THE GRADUATE Perhaps you havo felt that a fine watch Is a luxury, and beyond your means. Have you realized that for the price you pay for a suit of clothes you can have a really fine watch, a masterpiece of modern watch construction 1 Our Gruen Guild Wutches for men and women- ure pro ducts of the finest watchmaking skill known today. The most distinctive of all timepieces, they are exquisitely designed and fashioned. The Gruen Precision movement ijr'unsurpassed for accuracy and dependability. ' . ' You will find in our very complete showing of Gruon Watches, one you can carry with real pride. And our prices are extremely moderate. , . . 7 k p rWlieton The liiirgcst Diamond Dealers In Fasten! Oregon Wall Street "power" who loses his en tire fortune. The son Immediately takes up the thing for which he is best qulllfled, and by which he can make, big money quickly. Under th'i wing of Joe Murphy, manager, ho her ins a campaign which ultimately re sults In hiB winnins the world's cham. liionshlp. KIVOM TODAY This is the season of and for great picture.. .The greatest satisfaction follows an inspection of the wares of he producers, and money looms on the horizon. In our return to big business we are gratified by such pro ductions as "A Man's Home," which Sclznlck cuused to be specially pro duced from the dramatic structure bullded by Anna SteeHe Richardson and Edmund Breese. It 1s about to be realeased to the theatres, and the event is noteworthy even in this era of bigger, better and finer screen at tractions. Plus its fine cast, which Includes Grace Valentine, Kathlyn Williams and Falre Binney, together ; with Harry T. Morey, Matt Moore and Roland Bottomley. '-. r Hard white . Soft white White club Hard winter Northern Spring.. Red Walla ...... ..$1.21 .. 1.21 .. 1.21 ..',1.22. .. 1.21 ,. 1.18 $1.23 . JJ! Jl.2 1.21 1.17 BIG REWARD POSTED BY PRINEVILLE MAYOR PRINEVILLEi June 2. (A. P.) reward of a thousand dollars is posted by Mayor Wurzmeller today for the arrest of persons responsible for starting the fire in the old school building which caused yesterday's dis astrous conflagration. Authorities be lieve an Incendiary is responsible be cause the building has been unoccu pied for some time. Local investiga tions are being carried on pending (he arrival of chief deputy Fire Marshal omeroy, on route from Salem. Mer chants were raking through the ruins today. ; , FLORIDA CITIES ARE RIVALS IN INDUSTRY TAMPA, Pin..,. Junc'2.--Vhile Tam pa holds the world's record for the largest output of cigars manufactured wholly from Havana tobacco, Brooks vllle, near Tampa, has just announced that-100,000 baseball bats were manu factured in that city ,durlng the last year at a furniture factory and that this output will be increased 00 per cent next year. The forests surround ing Brooksville furnish a variety of hard woods for furniture. TO BEAUTIFY THE ' ' INTERIOR The dull and gloomy appearance that your rooms may now have can be made to look bright and cheerful. Nothing' will brighten the interior of a home so much as pleasing wall" paper. An occasional change in wall ' paper will give a renewed appearance to the home that will be a source of pleasure to the eyes. Let us help you to select the wall paper most fitting to your home and furnishings. A phone call will bring results. ' ' - '.-' L. J.' McATEE CONTRACTOR AND JOB WORK - I 513 Main Street . ANNOUNCEMENT Troxel's Dairy Announces New Prices at Their Dairy Store. QUART 10c PINT 6c Route Prices remain the same as in the past. Phone 542 127 W. Alta St. L.E. TO SALEM, June 2. (A. P.) Gover nor Olcott today appointed L. 'R Bean, Eugene, speaker of the house during the last legislature, and un successful candidate for the republi can nomination for governor, to suc ceed Bert Anderson of Medford, as a member of tho state tune commission. NEBRASKA ASSOCIATION WINS BULL FOR PRIZE WASHINGTON, Juno 2. The prize bull offered near Lincoln, Nebraska, to the first co-operative bull associa tion to be organized in Nebraska has been won by Saunders county, where an association has Just been formed, according to the department of agri culture. When the Saunders County Bull As sociation incorirorates, or is ready for business, It will be glveit the prize bull. . ' 'MEN WANTED' SIGNS . APPEAR IN CHICAGO . CHICAGO, June 2. (L- X. 8.)- Signs of the times are seen here In the changing of the cry for "Jobs" to the outbreuk of signs for "men." Requests to the Illinois State Free employment offices Jumped from 5, 568 in March to 6.669 for the first 20 days In May. "Within thirty days I feel sure that any man who will work will be able to get a Job," Charles J. Boyd, secre tary of the employment service de clared. Huge Increases In building activi ties presage even large demands for men this summer, Boyd stated. Needs for labor from basic industries is also on the upturn. Summer Dresses for Girls 1 Children's shop (how tnuvll CirU drceaes la chambny, fclack satlne, dotted Swlza or (;ndie, dimitr and checked gingham. They're rtmnl In dc'ga and easily lauadercd. Despain Gasli Grocery Phone 880 , . - " 209 E. Court St. Carnation Milk 10 cans for ...... $1.00 Cream Oil Soap 15 bars for ...... $1.00 Olympic Pan Cake Flour 4 packages ........ 95c - Carnation Coffee 5 pounds for' .... $1.50 Ghirardellis Chocolate 3 pounds 83c Swifts jX.ard 10 pounds net ... $1.85 Salmon 4 large cans .... . $1,00 Spoun- SOc 10 Pounds d.. $1.00 Brooms " : FREE! ,iv : Regular price $1.25, With your order of $1 special . . . ; . 75c 0r over one Parlor Fly ' Swatter. Preferred Stock FREE! Shrimps 5 cans for, ....... $1.00 ' 11 Wesson Oil Olive Oil 1 gallon $1.75 1 quart for- $1.00 1-2 gallon : : . : . . . . . 95c Libbvs Pork & Beans . 8 medium cans.. $1.00 White Figs . 25 lb. box, each. . $3.75 Picnic Shoulders Toilet Paper Boneless 17 rolls for $1.00 Per pound 25c Eagle Brand Milk 4 cans for ........ 95c White Wonder Soap 20 bars for ..... : $1.00 Dutch Cleanser 5 cans for ........ 45c Marmalade 4 pint jars ..... $1.00 :, .... Flour ' 'l7':' Special brand, " ' 49 lb. sack.,.. $1.80 ' Bread Large loaf, each . . . 10c i , .i ' Corn Richland brand, 9 cans for $1.00 ' Coffee ' Golden West or MJ.B.,' 3 pound can... $1.20 Bacon Fine breakfast bacon, per pound ...... 25c Corn Flakes 8 packages for, . . $1.00 Tomatoes 6 cans for ...... $1.00 RIVOLI TODAY CHILDREN 10c BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM ; ADULTS 35c ARAtPH INCE PRODUCHOM From the Play byAnna btwcKichardfon 6 Edmund Biceca CC MA HO T tPwJrkWTMn I hc (jroaiest Vomostic "Drama Ever Screened Creating a Furore Everywhere -"feu Ought, to Sqq it! Special Added Feature ROUND ONE 1 m. ?ASKP; ' n a JM UTHE LEATHER PUSHERS' Kane Halliday, alias "Kid" Roberts, in the flesh is what you will see in this series of unique stories of the prize ring. Millions of you read the stories in Collier's, and all of you want to sec Witmcr's fam ous character actually in action. Movie Chata Sport Roicw a: 4' 1