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TEN PAGES People Here and Them 1. B Herr,-. cashier of the Athena brother, W. S. .Elliott, was employed Sial h bauli, was a Pendleton today. business, visitor ..In in Pendleton as & 1888. K I F. W. Falconer left lust night' for P. HniMcuml Is b-n.ulailon man- I Monlda Mont., and other points where a if it of tliw Portland Oi"goiiian. ho wm j,e on business for several With Aii-h. Houuuod he site nt the day jaya. , in ivnilleton checking on circulation I .. , matters. A second sister to George Washing ton, Abraham Lincoln and Harding Akimato arriver yesterday at St. An thony's hospital, . The little Japanese is the daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. Whortr Akimato, Tvho to show-- their loyalty to the country of their adop tion have named .their three sons after United States presidents. Another child, a daughter, has been named June. No name has been chosen for the new arrival. Akimato is proprie tor" of a pool hall on Alta street. ; :. v : 1 ' , ',-' A representative of a corporation is liua T.avnnno Slanfnn whn fa in TPtl- clloton today from' Portland. The corJ poration is the Boys' and Girls' Aid Koeiety; of Portland, and Miss Stanton is.the society's field agent, She yisits the various towns and cities of Oregon ki' the. interests of the children. Miss Btiinton fstates; that Umatilla county homes have a total. qf 10 children who are being supported here. Besides this number there ure scores of Aid Society children who have been legally adopt ed. Offers of desirable homes . are scarce at present, says Miss Stanton, and the society has 66 children in the home. This is an unusually large number as the summer4- average is usually about 35. Richard Rice will leave , this even ing for Portland. His mother, Mrs. G. M. Rice, Miss Pauline Rice land James Rice have been spending the summer in' Portland and young Bice will join them. ' K. of C. Has Assets Of 15 Millions Howard Elliott, editor of the Union Pacific Magazine, was a Pcndleijon vis itor yesterday, en route to Portland from Omaha, Nebraska. Mr. E(Hott was placed in charge of the magazine when it was founded in January of this'' year. He was formerly employ ed by the railroad but later left it for the practice of law in New iork. Thj magazine it is estimated, reach es J 50,00(1 people each ntonth and Is ' sent gratis to newspapers, libraries nhd railroad employes by the Union Pacific. (The August number will oon :t.nin picture's and aii artlcJe ( on the Pendleton Round-Up. Mi" Elliott's' me International convention at A tie City.shotfed that the K. of C. " ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. .4. U. P.) During what he described as one of the most arduous twelve-month per iods in American fraternal history, Supreme Secretary William J. McGin- ley iii .his Annual report to the Stipre- Atlan- from .June 30, 1921, to June 30, 1922, had added 83,904 to its membership rolls and $2,196',559.75 to its assets. The total assets of the organiza tion, the report stated approximate $15100.00. These states lead in total membership: New . York, 118,630; Illinois, .76,826; Massachusetts, 73,419; Pennsylvania, 51,867; Ohio, 41,233; Michigan, 30,130; and New Jersey, 28,306. Qubee leads the Canadian jurisdiction with 22,14t members. MOW MOTIl JilPiOliOAT LONDON, Aug. 4. (U. P.) A new motor lifeboat said to be the largest and most powerful craft of the kind afloat, has been launched for the Roy al National lifeboat Institution. It is caHed the Harnett Twin Screw. Practically unsinkable, the Barnett Twin Screw has us many -water-tight compartments as 'av modern battle cruiser. Her radius of action is any thing up to 150 miles. She carries a life-saving net, ,a line-throwing gun, and a sesirohlig'rTt. Her engines are two'of the new (x "cylinder 75 horse power motors and 4 Is. said they will continue, working: even when com pletely submerged. ' , DAIRY" DEPARTMENT- t ... . .rM-,: .',, 'i '- .'. : Ice Cream (Cali for Clover Leaf Brand) ' WHIPPING CREAM . TABLE CREAM - SWEET MILK . Cottage Cheese, Cream Cheese Watermelons and Canteloupes on Ice. MEAT DEPARTMENT All cuts in nice fresh steaks and roasts, fancy veal, and mutton. Plenty of nice f rys and roasting hens. Clover Leaf Dairy and Market Phone 55 521 Main St. Yours for better meat and dairy products. rv WHEAT SHOWED SMALL 1-8, Sept. Dec. May Open $1.06 $1.08 1.12 12 September grain closed at J1.0 .December at $1.09 and May at $1.1S 12 in the Chicago grain murket today. The closings yesterday were $1.05 3-S, $1.07 1-4 and $1.12 1-4, rc specively. Following are the quotations re ceived by Overbeck & Cooker local brokers: Wheut. High Low Close $1.08 4 $-.06 $1.08 1.09 1.08 1.09 1.14 1.12 K13 Wheat The market gave an excel lent account of itself and showed more strength than for some days. At the outside figures September be ing up around three cents over the close of the previous day, and went to less than one cent under the Decem ber, compared with two cents at the finish yesterday. The calling atten tion of the trade to the fact that the combined efforts of farmers to bring about orderly marketing combined with the railrWd coal strike have been forced to advance their buying basis compared with September and that No. 2 hard up two cents as com pared with a week ago, and pne of the largest of the local, houses, says it is now unable to do any more bus iness on account of sold up, and out ride markets are outbidding this mar ket In the interior. With some of the strong interests, in the trade over on the bull side, we can see .no rea son to change oirr belief hat wheat is a bunchase on the 'declines. ,, j ;'' The making of beer and moonshine within the limits of Pendleton prom? ises to become a less profitable bus iness than it is rumored to have been heretofore if the present pace of de puty sheriffs is maintained in a move to clean up" places where sales are made. Two raids have been made within the past 24 hours, and three offenders were caught. S. E. liolllnger and .1. Hoaglund were grabbed by Deputy Sheriff Jake Marin and a federal officer yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock. The ar rest of the two men followed a search of a house on the north side of the river. 'A still was found to gether with 150 gallons of mash and about 10 gallons of the finished product. ' This -morning before Jus tice Joe H. Parkes, Bollinger entered a plea of guilty. He was fined $300 and cost's. Hotiglund pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for Mon- Way afternoon at 2 o'clock. At 8 o'clock last night the same officers made a raid on the J. A. Johnson place on Jane street on the south hill. They found 36 bottles of beer' Johnson appeared before- Jus tice Parkes this' mornibs and paid a fine of $35 SniKettled the costs of the case,; A "pouring party" was held at the bourt house this afternoon in which the boer and .whiskey was emptied into-the gutter.. , -i .s- PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 4. The commanding officer of the t Ninth Corps Area at San Francisco has sent a communication to the Hill Military Academy of Portland in recognition of its military work to the effect that H, M. A. students will receive credit for drill In the colleges or unlversl- tics In the R. O. T. C. This action was taken following or ders from the war department, anc signed by Robert C. Davis, acting adjutant-general. Captain Earl C. Fle gel, U. S. A., hns been assigned by the war department to conduct the mili tary work of the ucademy as profes sor ,o"f military science and taotics. Students will resume their drill Immediately upon the opening of the Fall session, Septeiribes 18. ' - STANDINGS ' Pacific CoOHt l.eagilt" StumllnK. San - Francisco Vern'en Los Angeles . Salt 'Lake Oakland .... Seattle . ...... Portland . i . . , Sacramento . . i YBtfortlay's Kreults. ' At Portland 3, Oakland 6. At Los Angeles 3, Suit Lake 1. . At San Francisco 8, Sacra- mento 0. ;' ' At Seattle 1, Vernon 2. ,. 77 46 .626 70 50 .583 58 .532 61 60 .504 61 '62 .406 54 f7 .446 50' 72 .410 49 73 .401 r f' - KERR'S OATS ONEDAY '25c , Each': v THE GREEN GROCERY Offers you courteous service, low prices, merchandise of merit and QUALITY ALL OF THE TIME. We appreciate business coming to us and use every possible way of showing it. Come in and become one of our MANY PLEASED CUSTOMERS. 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The betting is six to four thut the Australian team Gerald I Potter son, James Outram Anderson and Pat rick O'Hfrra Wood will win' the Pm vis Cup. Australians have dommat.ed the great British tournament. Gerald Anderson won the Men's Singles against Randolph Lycett, whose ten nis was learned In Australia. Ander- ison iind Lycett beat Patterson nnd O'Hara AVood after the best rougni Men's Poublcs ever seen in England. O'Hara Wood and Mile Lenglen won the Mixed Doubles against Lycett and Miss Ryan. All discussion is now raging as to who Is the best of these throe Austral ians. Anderson begnn the tournament by playing such tennis as hns nevi r been seen in Britain, even .by men who played with the great Dohoilys, N'ornmn Brooks, Anthony Wlldlnrc, tjirned, Holcombc, WardV and Mc Loughlin. On his form against Brian Norton, the' South African star, h" played such tennis that probably no man in the world could have Imped ever to win a set from him. But In the next round O'JTar.i Wood, with his beautiful all-rbund s s s AH Prices Reduced- From 20 to 50 PerCent J r . inc. O Pendlaton Ore. s (Continued from page 1.) mer Thompson, Marl Brutchcr, W. A. McCorkle, Goorge Clogston, Iouis Jensen; Wild HorsV Mountain, Vieno KiokkalH, Alex MoCorkle, Walter Farr, J. M. Wii, Smock & Son; Res ervation Mountain, Dendeau Broth ers; Weston Mountain J; P. l.ieual len, E. E. Tuckur, Bradley & Fuller, Roy Hyatt, Cecil Hyatt, H. V. Comp ton, R. B. English, Clyde May, Roy May, Will Hull, C. L. May, W. L. Ray born, Henry Booher, Mark Hlenderson, Ralph Lansdale, E. E. Faust, Ferguson-Brothers, J. W. Bowers, C. W. Met. DnreeySam. A. C. Gould, Fred Henderson, . V, Smith, W. F. Gould. V. Mari'V George Lindeken, E. M. Jones; Bliskef Moountain, Floyd S. Fox. Two fields " on this mountain were not-.far e6ush advanced to teat. Amazing Triangle EH A NEWJBREAKF AST CEREAL . "BREAKFAST BROWNIES" It's a chocolate flavored granulated food, mostly wheat. With each package we will give one Nature Study Draw ingfor coloring. Kids go crazy over them. - PER PACKAGE 30c . j '' ' ...4 :. . - - . " ' 15 i - ' i T ? 4 " V 4 . '. Vv- A 4 f" il V?-;( I ' d ' '. - x J?'r"'-1 play ran him to five sets and nearly beat" him. And against Patter-wii, n one of his tcmpcrniincntal days, .al though the game went to live .lets no never really looked like winning. ' ' This year we have sesn a new Put terson. Tlio old servloe Is still ihere but very much faster and iho sec ond service is practically as fast as the fhst. But the weak backhand has been eliminated, and n dominating chop stroke has been introduced that makes the present British champion more than fifteen a gamn butter than he was . two years ago. Anderson was the popular figure of the meeting and the favorite of the crowd. 'AH his lapses from inrra were forgiven and the general imprtwi. sion was that If this man tsf not (ha world's champion he certainly will lie In the future.- But the crow.l : ' forgot its old: dislikes for PatteiMuu, although everything O'Jlara Wool .ll'l was loudly iterl'tttued. If Anderson urines his form 'n the Davis Cup, then, America, may be pro- , pared for a new revelation in lawn tennis. ThHe have been times at ih) i meeting when bis service, driving and powers of anticipation have been al most uncunny. But there have b en days, espeeially In doubles, when he has played lli.e a peglnne-. Despite this there Is unli(n:t"l ' British money to back Australia against the United States at the rajo of six to four. The WERK Everybody Likes 44 i ' "I Never Heard or It." 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