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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER
21, 1022. " PAGE THREE
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News Notes of Pendleton
Held On Check Charge
G. M. Strumbuugh is held in the
county jail on a bad check charge. He
was arrested recently in the east end
of the county.
Helix Wins Game
Helix defeated the Pendleton Tost
of the American Lesion in a basket
ball game last , night at Helix, The
score was 26 to 20.
Will Attend Convention
Austin Landreth, principal of the
Pendleton high school and David Fa
vlllo, one of the members of the fac
ulty, will be among those who will at
tend the meetings of the State Teach
ers Association in Portland.
Turkeys Presented
The Pendleton Woolen Mills has
presented to each family represented
at the mill a Christmas turkey, in,hon
or of the approaching1 holiday season.
The families number 54. The cus
tom of the presentation is an annual
one.
Christmas Hush Apparent
The annual Christmas rush, caused
toy tho usual number of delayed shop
pers, is now apparent. Stores are
crowded and the postoffice is hard at
work from opening: to closing time
meeting the demands of those who are Mann states.
mailing parcels. Jewelry storea have
during the week been open in the
evening as well as in the day time and
tonight, tomorrow and Saturday night
other stores will remain open. Their
closing hour will be S.30 P. m.
(iot ."Marriage License
James M. llurnett, signal man, and
Hazel Newton, both of Echd, have so
cured a license to wed at tho office of
the county clerk.
Maximum Is 4'2.
The maximum temperature today
is 4 2, says Major Lee Moorhouse.
The minimum last night was 26 and
the barometer registers 30.20.
Wanted Men Arrested
Two requests from the office of the
sheriff for men wanted here have re
sulted in arrests being made, Deputy
Sheriff Jake Marin- says. Fred Lyons
is in custody at MeMinnvillo on a is Operated Upon.
charge of forgery. T. W. Converse, James Rice is a patient in St. An
charged with larceny by bailee is un-lthony's hospital where he was ope-nt-der
arrest and Is being detained at ' ed upon this morning for the removal
Vancouver, w ash. Deputy bnerm , 0f his tonsils. He is the
Dave 1-avendar left today on No. 17 to ana jirs, (j, j,f. Rice.
get the two men and bring them back.
Fund Is liaised
The endowment fund of $1,250,000
which the students and alumni of Wil
lamette university have been working
to secure for several weeks was rais
ed and $4,000 above the amount need
ed has been pledged, according to a
telegram received here today by L. L.
Mann from President Carl G. Doney of
the university. The time limit expired
last night at midnight. Mr. Mann
was a member of the general commit
tee. The taking of pledges from
alumni here was carried on during
the early days of tho campaign, Mr.
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Christmas Trees
100
More Nice Bushy Trees Receiv
ed Late Last Night
EGGS
FOR THE HOLIDAY BAKING.
Every Egg in Our Market is Guaranteed
to be Fresh Laid
45c, 55c, 65c per doz.
The difference in price is a difference in
size.
SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR
The Ideal Pastry Flour.
FRESH DRESSED FAT HENS
AND FRIERS. .
We have an exceptionally nice bunch of
dressed chickens, grain fed and fattened
in our own fattening pens.
TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE
All Our Poultry is Fresh
Dressed.
"Waste Less-Buy the Best"
Penclleton Cash
Marie
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ENCORPOHATED.
GROCKR1E8 AND MEAT!
301 E. Court St
3 Phones 301. Private exchange connects
you with both depts,
101 10T TOT 10 '0T IOT I01T0T T0I T
Diamonds
Have you bought your Xmas diamond? See Hanscom's
magnificent collection now. Hanscom's prices are guar
anteed to be the lowest in Pendleton. Hanscom under
buys on diamonds. Why? Because he pays cash.
Any diamond you select now will be held until the day
you want it. Exclusive mountings, beautiful designs. ,
Of all the "gifts that last" you can give nothing more
enduring than the diamond. Whether bought for your
adornment or as a gift, a diamond is a good investment,
stable as gold or bonds, enduring as the earth from which
it was mined.
See Hanscom's diamonds and make your test, a compar
ison of quality and price. See them, if only to feast your
eyes upon them.
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
Borne of Gifts That Imst ,
PEXTLTOX OREGON
son of Mr.
Adanvs Willi Game,
Adams high school defeated Athena
high school in a fast game of basket
ball last night at Adams, the score be.
Ing 28 to 27. The game was play,e.d
in the city hall and a large crowd, rep
resenting Adams and Athena, was
present. Professor Blakeley, of Whit
man college, Is the coach of the Ad
ams team.
Claims Ilnsbuul Heat Her.
To be unable to turn over in bed on
account of bruises said to hnvo been
suffered at the hands of her husband
was an experience today of Mrs. Hugh
C. Rlggs. The Riggs couple live on
Tutuilla street just outside of the cits
limits on the west side of the city.
Medical attention for Mrs. Riggs was
summoned this morning. She was un
able to turn over in bed, on account of
her condition. Bruises on her body,
said to have been caused by the blows
from her husband's fist and feet were
the extent of her injury. Rlggs was
still at liberty shortly after noon today.
IS
Closing- prices in the Chicago grain
market today were as follows: De
cember $1.25 3-4; May, $1.26 1-2 and
July $1.14 1-2. The closings yes
terday were $1.27 1-4, $1.24 und
$1.13 5-8.
Folowing arc the quotations receiv
ed by Overbeck & Cooke, local brokers:
Open High Low
Dec. $1.27i,& $1.27 $1.26
May
July
1.24
1.13
1.25
1.14
1.23
1.13
Close
$1.27
1.25
1.14
SHOP
EARLY
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SA'Vl-il
Pendleton's Leading Store
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SHOP
EARLY
There can be no more appropriate Xmas gift than a pair of Slippers. They
are always acceptable by all members of the family, old or young. They com
bine comfort and service with daintiness. If you are in doubt as to what "HE'
wants, or what "SHE" would like you can't go wrong on a pair of slippers.
We have a large stock for you to select from, in all manner of, styles, sizes and
colors. BUY THEM EARLY before y our size is sold out.
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Ladies' Comfy Slippers
heavy weight felt, thickly pad
ded soft soles, many styles of
trimming. Colors are brown,
smoke, American beauty, old
rose, ecru and fawn. Priced
$1.85, $1.75 and $1.45.
i Ladies' Leather Soled Slippers
juliet or cavelier style. Low
heels, some with fur trimming.
Colors brown, grey and old
rose. Priced. . . $2.95 and $1.95
Men's Comfy Slippers with
thick padded soles and spring
heels. Made from heavy 26 oz.
felt, dark green with plain check
collar. Priced at $2.50
Heavy Felt Slipper, Hylo pat
tern, leather sole and heel, with
top that buttons up around the'
ankle if needed or lays down,
and forms a neat collar. Dark
brown, with fawn collar at $3.50
MARROUGE, La., Dec. 21. (A.
P.) The detachment of the national
guard that late yesterday dragged
part of Lake La Fourche in an ef
fort to locate the bodies of two men
reported murdered by a hooded band
last August after kidnapping five
prominent Merrougc citizens, were
unsuccessful and a second detach
ment was despatched to the lake.
i ne soldiers were ordered to pre
vent any attempts of outsiders to
interfere with the diving operations.
Reports were circulated that the
enemies of the movement would in
terfere. A chart prepared by spe
cial investigators shows where the
bodies, probably weighted down with
wagon wheels, were thrown.
POLICE GET LAYOUT
' OF
NEW YORK, Dec. 31. (I. N. S.)
Drug raiders, following the "poppy
path" invaded the heart of Green
wich village, arresting five men after
desperate battle in a dark room
Alleged opium den was within the
shadow of the Judson Memorial
church. The smashing of glass win
dows drew hundreds to the scene
from neary-by tea rooms and dancing
Places frequently In Greenwich vil
lage. Two complete layouts of opt
um and two kits of burglar tool:
were seized. Many actresses are said
to have visited the establishment,
Quilted Sateen Com
fy Slippers, soft pad
ded soles, come in black
lavender, old rose, heli
o t r o p e, Copenhagen,
Priced ......... $1.95
Oxford Grey Comfy
Hylo pattern soft pad
ded sole, and collar of
light grey. Made to
button up around ankle
Priced $2.50
Child's Slippers in many styles, comfy soles with
fancy stenciled tops. Colors peacock blue, old
rose, American beauty, blue and red. Sizes 5 to 8.
Price $1.25
Misses' Slippers, sizes 11 to 2 in
many styles. Some with leather
soles, Everett style, or high top
bootees, colors old rose, brown, blue,
grey and peacock blue. Priced $1.25
The man's favorite slipper, Cave
Her pattern, leather sole and heel, g
with fancy insert of light grey and sS
finished with grey cord trimming, m
High tops protect the ankles in the v $f
cuiuest weamer. rricea at. . $i$.5U
Soft Brown Kid Slipper, real turned sole and leather heel. Opera style,
trimmed with patent leather insert. An all-the-year-round slipper. Pr. $3.50
One special lot of Xmas Slippers in odd styles and sizes. All good
slippers, but only one or two pairs of each style. Satins, felt and some in
kid ladies' and children's sizes. Special 89c
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
KER
CHOO!
At the first sneeze
take a sip of BINZ
Bronchi-Lyptus or
slip a Eucalyptus
Cough Drop in your
mouth these pleas-ant-to-take,
quick-action
Eucalyptus nro
ducts are protection
against everywinter
throat iU.
"NIP IT
IN THE BUD
WITH BINZ
PRODUCTS"
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TRY TOU DRUGGIST FIRST
I death of his sister, Mrs. Coffee.
Fayette Mettle now brings the mail
to L'kiah In a bob sled.
Florence Ness visited with friends
in Uklah Thursday afternoon.
Klmer Hintnn returned home Mon-
27
I Emll Muller of Grant county, passed I day night from Btanfleld after assist
(East Oregonian Special.)
l.'KIAH, Dec. 21. A cold spell ve
iled Uklah causing many people i
get in extra wood of nights and keep
., i. m their fires. The thermom
eter registered 28 and 27 defines be
low on the nights of December 12, 1J
and 14. . .
Arnes Rlckert visited witn inenus
and relatives in Uklah Tuesday.
Albert Peterson has been nauiin
hay from the J. W. Sturdivant rancn
ast week.
Georare Caldwell. Irl Terry ana
Fmil Rolin went to Five Mile Wednes
day after their horses that were in Mr.
Chamberlain' pasture. The winter
snows have covered up the grass.
Lrt el'teraon had her snoumcr
maahed Friday while pulling a aled up
the achool house mil. Anoiner iuj
ran into her .knocking her down and
hurting her shoulder, but no bon-e
were broken.
Blanche Kippey was a visitor in
Uklah Thursday.
The dance given at A I bee December
. was well attended. Fourteen Ukiati
People enjoyed a nice el-igh ride up j
there and returned In the we hours of j
the morning, reporting 'hat Xh-y had
enjoyed the dance and basket supper
givf-n at midnight very much. Thow
attending from l'kiah were aa follow-:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson. Mr. and j
Mrs. George Caldwell. Mr. and Vrr '
Ionard Kmrson. Km l Polin. Kdna
-ne. Arrhle M-f"mi.bII. Oni
H vision. 0-orge Hinton, Irl T-rry and
Mr. Loden.
Mr. ana wr. A- noTTemir n-mfi i
home KturdT from Andernon. ah- i
fornla, after ifidm two weeks hrJ
Mr. Kottemi r was called there by the
throuKh Uklah Sunday with seven
hundred head of cattle taking them
to the Thompson ranch on Hutter
creek, where ho has purchased hay
for them The whoops und yells or
his cowboys were herd from afar a3
cattle driving In a 'union 1'raiiie bliz
zard Is no easy Job.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kirk of Ukian,
left Tuesday for 1'endletun on business.
Wesley Slaughter and Frank Cham
berlain hauled hay from Albee for
their horses this week.
On account of the early and deep
snow the stockmen with a few head of
stock are rustling hay In every direc
tion and it seems to be a very scarce
article.
Clark Martin of Uklah assisted
Kmil Muller in the driving of hjs cat
tle to Hutter creek for their winter
feed.
lug Mossle Hros. In the driving of
their cattle to their ranch there for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Martin left
Wednesday for Pendleton on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huston moved
to Uklah Friday to remain until
achool closes.
The schools will be closed Friday for
a two weeks vacation during the holi
days and Kdna Cone, primary teacher.
will go to Portland to visit with her
parents.
Walker Kills visited with friends in
Uklah Tuesday evening.
A prouram given by the school chil
dren will tie held In the church In
Uklah on the evening of December 23
and will tie followed by a Christmas
tree loaded with sweet meats which
will lie distributed among the children.
Mr. and Mrs. James Moss e left Sat
urday morning for Henmlston In re-
Death From Warrino: Elements
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BREAKS OP A COLD I
Mite
'Tape's Cold Compound"
Acts Quick, Costs Little,
and Never Sickens!
Every druggist here guarantees each
package of "Papo'a Cold Compound"
to break up any cold and end grippe
misery In a few hours or money re
turned. Stuffiness, pain, headache,
feverlshness. Inflamed or contorted
nose and head relieved with first doe.
These safe, pleasant tablets cost only
a few cents and millions now take
them Instead of sickening quinine.
Adv.
Uphearals of r and land spread destruction la ths wake of the
Chilean disaster. The tidal wave which Inundated ths &strict ef VsXeur
losasd ttit lucomoUve and traia chin.
sponse to a message etlllng of the seri
ous illness of Mr. Mossle's mother.
Mrs. Henry Mosaic.
A Chrltmas tree was given at the
school house Friday afternoon and
each pupil received a nice present.
Pine Dick will leave Sunday for the
Archie M'arner ranch near Pilot Rock
in charge of I.uclle Fisher's cattle
which will be wintered on the Warner
ranch. 4 -
Mrs. J. D. Kirk called on friends in
llah Friday afternoon.
Climatic conditions
November:
for Ukiah for
Averajre maximum. 41. 7; average
mtnimiam. 50 1: average temperature.
SI. warmest day. (4 on Ith. coldest
day. 4 on Ith: precipitation, 1 T
Inches: snowfall, S Inches: II clear-
avs, t partly cloudy, II cloudy,
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