bAlLY EAST OREGONIAN, iPENDLETON, OltEGOlf, FBIDAY EVENING, iVLt 26, 19S2.
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WHAT COl'-XTB
"This Is my humble house," he said
"and It's not what I wish it
were. .... - , .
But It rings with the liiujrhtor Of boy
und ifirl M"d 1h bright wllh the
Mnllo of her. . .
We are workers here on this narrow
street, and It's little we have to
, spend,
But always I'm 'given" a welcome) hurc
when the Hay's 'hard duties end.
"The boards need paint und the lawn
needs seed, und the wulls need
' paper, too,
But the Lord be thanked, my children
don't need niore than I've
streniith to do:
And the wife Is nil Hint a Wife eould
be, and so long iis'sho keeps her
sm Ho , .. , ,
1 reckon the boards and (he walls and
the Inwn can wait for a , Utile
"We haven't much furniture to boast,
" and the carpets now ure worn.
But the hearts of tho mother and
, youngsters here thank good-
ncss.they're not torn.
There's a- sorry phiee In the dining
room which shows where the
old roof leaks,
But jltist you wait till the kids come In
i und look at their rosy chocks:
.
"We haven't a picture on the walls
that 'was done by an artist fine,
There are mother's folks In that sim
ple frame, and, hero are a few
while.
But after till. nnd he smiled at me,
"It's not what the stuff is
.(' worth,
It's tho wlfo und children who really
ji count, und mine are the best on
earth."
(Copyright, 1921, by Edgar A. Guest.)
ON THE ttt GRADE
T
BY
Early fruit trees need the most watching..
Enterprise will do a lot more In building up a
town than piety.
Somehow or other, you can't depend upon imen who are
always, in a hurry. '
Wisdom Is something you, are apt to get after the chance
to make money on It is gone.
o
Some men are so set on lying that they will even twist tho
truth to make a point.
Now and then you find men iwho feel1 their salaries are all
they should be, but there are not enough of them to make a
committee of three. ' "
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Hez Heck Says:
IJome is not such big fools as they look,
while others Is bigger."
At Cheyenne Ben Johnson roped and tied a steer in 20 and
four fifths seconds; that is one way 10 ." ;'";v
cattle business and at present it secnis to be about the only way.
t tout f aoffiino- the rail and coal strikes the president's
"T.r,nra pA hpintr thoroughly tested but present pros-
pects are such it looks like he may make the grade.
There is one thing about the chautauqua that should be borne
in mind; it is necessary to sell the ticKeis; me Kuariii,ui0
like to be sold. . , . t
It would simplify matters much if the hew street numbers on
he north side could be put into use at the same time a new tele-
.1 is A stributed. Wltn tne oia uirecuny own iu u
confusion will, Jesuit from changingthe numbers.
THE READY-TO-WEAR DEPT.
ANNOUNCES THE FINAL CLEAN-
1 ' up on all
WASH DRESSES
They wiU be placed in thiee'lots as follows:
LOT NO. 1 Gingham Dresses in a line of sizes,
values up to $6.39r how $3.00
LOT NO 2 Including: ginghams .and .voiles,
values'up to $14.75, now $6.50
LOT NO. 3 White Organdies of excellent
quality, values up to $18.00, now $9.75
Gome in and be convinced of our lower prices.
CHILDREN'S KOVERALLS of
blue denim in sizes from 2 to 10 yrs.,
the pair,. . .. . .. .;. . .',. ... ...... 98c
ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR FOR
WOMEN A high grade garment
approved by old and young. Made
of dainty plainand shadow -nainsook.
Price the suit.. $1.19 to $3.25
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A SUMMARY of business and agricultural conditions in the
twelfth reserve district, released for publication yester-
; aav, contains so much news of hopeful character that the
repgri is .nere given m lull :
Indications of increasing business activity in this district.
which first appeared during April ;and May, have multiplied
ciunng June. Prices of the principal products of the district
nave either remained firm or advanced slightly, reflecting sim
ilar tendencies in national prices. The United States Bureau of
Labor's wholesale price index which increased 3 1-2 per cent
during May, advanced 1.35 per cent during June and is now
8.7 per cent above the low point of January, 1922. Charges to
individual accounts of depositors in banks of the twenty princi
pal cities were 5.6 per cent greater in amount than in June,
1921. Sales of thirty-two representative department stores for
the second consecutive month were greater in dollar value than
they were in the same month of 1921, the increase of June,
1922, over June, 1921 being 3 per cent. As average retail prices
have changed but little during this period the physical volume
of merchandise now moving at retail is evidently increasing.
At wholesale, also, the same condition prevails. Of the ten re
porting lines of trade, nine advise that the dollar values of their
snles for J;ine, 1922, exceeded those of June, 1921. Employment
has increase! throughout the district so generally that involun
tary unemployment has practically disappeared, A wage in
crease in the lumber industry of approximately 10 per cent oc
curred during the month. It is the first increase since the busi
ness recession began in 1920. With the exception of Stin Fran
cisco the principal manufacturing cities of the district report
steady increases in the number of men employed each month,
and a substantial increase of manufacturing activity as com
pared with June, 1921. An unfavorable aspect of the business
situation is the increasing number of business failures reported.
Productive activity also continues to increase. Lumber and
log production during June exceeded the figures of the previous
months of the year, and were 50 per cent and 20 per cent re
spectively in excess of output in June, 1921. Of the seventeen
copper mines of the district, eight are now oneratinK. comnared
With two a year ago, and their May, 1922, output of 23,613,000
pounds of copper was nearly 1,000,000 pounds larger than the
April, 1922 .output. Petroleum production during June was
less than 1 per cent smaller than the recorJ output of the pre
ceding month, and stocks of crude oil continued to increase to
43.500,000 barrels, being on June 30, 46 per cent in excess of
stocks held a year ago. On July 15 a reduction of approximate
ly 25 cents per barrel in crude oil prices was announced the
f rrst change since the reduction of 25 cents per barrel in August,
1921. Gasoline stocks on May 31, 1922, had declined 14.3 per
cent during the month and were 18.7 per cent les sthan they
were a year ago, on May 31, 1921. Building activity during
June was exceeded only during April.
The grain crops of the district have suffered on account of
unusually dry weather during June and the total wheat yield
is now estimated at 103,211,000 bushels compared with a final
yield of 122,000000 bushels during 1921. The hot weather has
been unfavorable also to the growth of forage crops and pas
tures In the livestock areas of the district, but the condition of
the stock in most sections Is still reported to be good. Warm
weather, which damaged the grain crops and pastures of the
district, was beneficial for crops of ripening fruit. The y:e!ds of
peaches and pears generally, and of the other comr'.ert fruits
in California, will be almost without exception larger t m;i they
were last year. Shipments of green fruiLs to eastern iiiarkct
ure proceeding normally. Fruit canners in California are plan
ning a 1922 pack which will be about 15 to 20 per cent larger
than the pack of 8,600,000 cases in 191 with opening prices,
announced early in July, slightly higher than the prices quoted
for that pack.
Notwithstanding the increasing activity of production and
business, bank credit generally continues to be abundant and
cheaper. Prevailing interest rates charged by banks in the
larger centers are 6 1-2 to 6 per cent, and in the agricultural re
gions decreased slightly during June. Effective July 8th, the
i t, r . i i . . i , . . .
rediscount mie ui mis uan was reaueea irom 4 l-z to 4 per
tent for all classes of paper. A temporary increase in borrow
ing by the city banks from the reserve bank attending the clos
ing of the fiscal year on June SOth was almost cancelled bv Julv
12th, total rediscounts of this bank on that date being $42,000.
000 compared with a total of $40,000,000 on June 14th. Despite
the increase in agricultural activity at this season throughout
the district, repayments by country banks of their rediscounts
with the reserve bank in general continued to exceed their new
borrowings.
Jiirt. released from the penitentiary, William Herder tried to
break into a safe in Portland; he did not get into the sale dui
he will get into the penitentiaryagain.
i. 1.1. Unn4- if tnav no H if fir nit to eret enoueh coal this winter,
therefore the advisability of securing some of that abundant
urnnri snnnlV. . f - '
28 YEARS AGO
M. F. C. GINGHAMS in 27 and
32" inch, manufactured from the best
cotton obtainable and only fast color
dyes are used, the yard. . 23c to 35c
DAISY PILLOW CASES, 42x36
in., an excellent ease for hotel or
rooming house, each 35c
BED SHEETS, large size, 81x90,
seamless. A' remarkable value that
should appeal to anyone, in search of
quality at the lowest price, each $1.45 ,
RED FLANNEL to make regula-,
tion shirts for the. deer hunting .sea
son. We have already sold 'a' num
ber of shirts of this quality, yd. $1.00
CRASH .TOWELING, mixed Iin-1
en and cotton. Will stand the hard
est wear, the yard .... . . 20c
SUIT CASES AND BAGS at 1-3
to 1-2 off. Now is the time to buy '
and save. : i "
' CHILDREN'S SOX in cotton and
lisle, Will not sag around the ankle,
price the pair 29c to 69c
Pictorial Review
Patterns
' 0c to 35c
p 1L : -A
Jantzen Bathing
Suits are Known as
the best.
Normalcy la back, but look how nhJ
has changed.
Man reaps what he bows unless the
chickens get it.
There ore erown puoilo in Ireland
who don't know how quiet sounua.
Thin American trying to swim the
BnitliHh channel may be some touimi
coining home broke.
ThliiBs could be worse. Suppose
Ford wore mulling airplanes.
We know the henpecked husband
who lost Mb voice and didn t tlnd It
out until three days later.
In China, Dr. Sun sets alone.
If the conl miners slay out, there
will bo a slate shingle unorem.
Some sny hls'her education doesnH
-Irrn.til ,111
pay; nut lug icimue cim
80 eolli-Bo players thin year.
Money frocs further now, but it sel
dom reaches next pay day.
Looks lis If Clcrmsny hud (riven up
the goose-step lor mo siue-wi'.
(From the Daily East Oregonian,
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July 28, 1894.
Miss Inez Hill of Helix la In Pen
dleton as tho Bustit of several school
mates.
Miss Frances Meud has' gone to
lioise to accept a position in the mil
linery store of Miss Marie lnnian.
' W. 1. Hansford has recovered from
his recent Illness.
We sec where a man caught a fish
ii H big as he whs. Wonder now nig
a fish the man was?
Had thing about bring a New
Yorker Is you have to llvo there.
Two princesses nro advertising for
liuslMinils real princesses, uocaauso
they sny there arc broke.
A man ran live at tho North
Pole- sjos Aiiiumlm-n. 1C mis is true,
thal's our new address.
Sometimes we think being an ultl
mle consumer is a bad habit.
GIRL KEEPS MARRIAGE
CEREMONY PROMISE TO
MINISTER IN ALBANY
Al.V.AXV. July 2'- Fifteen years
ago Miss Kulh Weston, school toaener.
bimrdi-d at the home of the Rev. J. u.
CMerhoiit. then pastor of cnuren at
Valley Fulls und now located here.
"I suppose you will be getting mar
ried one of these days." the ltev.
Oalcrhoiit said to her.
"W hen l do I will have you per
form the ceremony." she replied.
Shortly afterward Miss Weston lo
cated in Iowa. She took op the study
of medicine and became leading
woman doctor. Then she met the
rtsht man. and she reinemtK-red her
promise to her old friend. They were
:narru-d here by the Kv. Oslerhont.
J. M. Uoutgcn a brother of Hex.
Father P. J. Boutgcn, came over
from La Grunde, Friday evening.
Itobcit Hoal'ord Is homo from The
Dalles.
J, A. Weed ha Bono to The Dalles
on business.
Oliver and Son complain that sev
eral boys from Pendleton are In the
habit of coming to their fruit rancn
below town and knocking off their
winter apples. Tho names of the
boys ure known and will save them
selves trouble by desMing in the fu
turo from the reprohensible conduct.
Any person who is hungry win rum
the Oliver's liberal with their fruit
and boys who have amusca iiiem
sclvcs by batting apples with a long
stick should use their surplus ener
gy playing baseball. (Tlie aooc
mentioned Oliver ranch Is now the
site of the Eastern Oregon btu-ic
hospital.)
Merchants of Pendleton are feel
ing better today unu ore sou's
feel better from mis time on
freight has begun to arrive nt Pen
dleton and other points on me nut
of tho O. K. X. which bns been so
long delayed. While the O. K. &: r.
inav not be entirely open unui u-
giift first it will bo soon ufter n
the flood damage to tho track la
n-ar all repaired.
A Stage Gulch farmer. Who thought
that his harvest crew snoinu -"-.
from 4:S0 In the morning to s.aw in
the evening at il.&n per na ou-.
was disappointed. Today his men
quit as they did not like the ar
rangement. - Stars vs. Scouring Mill employes in
baseball Sunday afternoon on the
depot grounds. The scouring mill
team'Xill be as follows: Charley
Bond, p; George Hartman, c; Wick
Frazier, lb: lteilly, 2b; Josllnf 3b;
Tom Nye,, ss.; Jack Yceete, cf.;
George Haigh, rf; Earnest Hartman,
If.
RUMANIAN WOMEN PLACE
TABOO ON POWDER PUFFS
ALIMONY CLUB FORMED
BY COVINGTON CITIZENS
CINCINNATI, July 28. Corsets,
lipsticks and powder putts are rap
idly becoming taboo among the wo
men of Humania as the resuu oi
their adoption and universal use
among the army officers, according
to letters reeelvea trom imchoius
Klein, Cincinnati attorney, now in
Bucharest. Mr. Klein left here sev
eral months ago for a protracted
tour of Europe.
Ho writes that the streets of Bu
charest ure thronged with officers In
dress uniform, who show ' no ihesl
tancy about taking out Jeweled dor
lncs and powdering their noses In
tho most public places. He says that
militarism Is Btrongly intrenched,
while the peasants are overburdened
with taxes.
Primary
Kecvlpt.
CHICAGO, July 58. Primary re
ceipts: Wheut. 2,481,000 bushels ver
sus S.OJTi.OOO bushels; corn, 873,000
builds Versus l.li52.000 bushels.
Shipments: Wheat, 1,358,000 bush
els; corn, 1.S7 1.000 bushels versus
507.000 bushels, oats, 706,000 bushels
versus 561,000 bushels.
CINCINNATI, July 28. Covington,
Ky., has organized an Alimony Club,
with eleven charter members, and
each year, when the memory of Na
tional Independence Day is fresh in
their minds they will gather to cele
brate their domestic Freedom. New
members are to be admitted from
time to time, but a requisite of admis
sion is that none shall be taken In
who at any time during his family
troubles failed to conduct himself as
a gentlemun.
Each initiation night Is to be a
jubilee occasiou, with much feasting.
Before being tuken in the candidates
are required to recount os humorously
FOR THE RELIEF OF
Pain in the Stomach and
Bowels. Intestinal Cramp
Colic, Diarrhgea
- SOLD EVERYWHERE -
as possible the details of their mar
tial difficulties. The motto of the club
Is, "We have found freedom from the
matrimonial seav" . , .,.,-'
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An yos Sap to (he Berk" In blood Im.
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blood-purifiers known. Try ft.
S. S. S. Will Rid You of Boil, Pimple.
Blackheads and Skin Eruption. '
A boll Is a volcano. your blood Is
so chuck full of poisons that these
"boll" out into a boil. They'll keep
"boiling up" until you destroy them
completely by the use of 8. S. S.,.onf
of the most powerful blood-cleansers
known to science. S. S. S. has stood
the test of time. Tho power of-113
liiftrndients Is acknowledged by auth
orities, lt.i medicinal ingredients ara
guaranteed to hs purely v Kg e ta b I c.
Right off. It clears the skin oi pirn
pies,, boils, -blotches, blaekheadv acno,
eczema, rush, ail.l other sktn ernntlnnit.
nd does it thoroughly. It drives out
f the Mood impurities which eausj
rheumatism, makes th Mood rl'-h and
purebuihis un lost fle-Ji. It helps i
manufacture new blood veils, that's
on3 of U3 secrets. S. N. S. is sold at
all drur; stores, ii two sir.es. Tua lty '
er size ia Uie lutu o ecviiuDUcal.
Reports of wheat yields are very encouraging as far as old
Umatilla county is concerned.
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A headline says that Billy Sunday will preach at Hood River;
it would le more accurate to say he will perform.
drain San
lYanviwxv
SAX" FKAWISOV July Wheat
Milling. flt:itl.i: feed, -
l.0.
Harle Feed. $117 1-11. t.
shipping. $1:1 I SS.
Iiata-Kerf, fc-d I.1.T.
Cttrn white, K-(tptian. nominal,
red mllo. Ilvl?5: yellow. t i-a
Hay--WhVat. tsm;: fair. Jll
IS: t.me oat. 1KB II: wild ml. II"
a!t.,H.v I : U IS; M.-rk. Pf II
IFtraw, ticnnna
Hot Weather
' Saps Vitality
Irenized Yeast Will
Restore it Quickly
Do tou feel a'l "drscsrd out" ? Cant
sleep? Appetite poor? Does ordinary
mental or physical exertion leave yon
exhausted? Do you wake u teelind
"all in"? These are dangerous symp
toms. For they indicate that the heat
is ternping your energy, strength and
resistance, and leaving you easy prey
for all torts of sickness.
The thins to do. if you want to over
come faiiRue, and build enenry at ne
tt t0 taie two lroniied Yeast tablets
with each meal Then -tch the results.
Before vou know it that exhausted teei
ing wili have completely disappeared.
You will be able to tackle ail kinds of
fcard work and actually r"t it ou
ill be amared at the a-ondert id change
H will bring. Get it today. To try
Ironuei Yeas, entirely iree -mp.y
mad postcard for Famous 3 Day Test.
Address Irwuxed Yea Co, Dept. SH,
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Mem "Wanted
Tlie Northern l'wirM! Hallway Company will employ men at rales
prescribed by the Vuited Males Ijibor llourd as follows:
Maclilnists 70 cents per hour
lllacksmitlis ... "0 cents per hour
blieet metal workers "O cents per hour
Ucctricians 70 cents per hour,
I t Stationary JJnjrlneers various rates
, Statiormry Hmnrai .. arlous rates
llollcr makers - 70 to 70 i cents per liour
- rasMMiger tr Men 70 cents Irr hour f
, tYri&it Car len 3 cents per liour
Helpers, all tiay-cs . 47c Per hour
Machinists and Helpers are allowed time and one half for time,
trucked in excoa of 8 boors per day.
Yoast men who desire to leant Uicse trades will be eini4vrcd and
given aa opportunity to do so. y
"A strike now edsts on the Xortliern Pat-if ic Kailway'
Apply W any mand ln or shops or Super'o'cndTOt.
Northern Pacific Railway
at Pasco, Wash.
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