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DAILY EAST OflEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1922.
C'" 1 - -t j
faning
with ;
arrell
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vf.w vratK. Dee. 2'.'. d". I
With both New York ball clubs in I
their own parks next season there will
be tremendous rivalry for the putron-
use o the Mann.'iuun inns.
While nothing is vet known about
the schedules, it is taken as a fori-gin?
conclusion that both the Yanks and I
the Giants will have some conflicting I
dates at home. I
The desire for more Sunday dates j
caused the .Giants to terminate the ar- :
rangemcnt which gace the Yankees j
use of tiie Polo grounds for half the j
season and when the aiants want more j
Sunday games, the Fchrdnle makers j
most likely will grant them, as one
other club will profit also. i
The same Is true of the Yankees. ' ,'
In Eabo Itmh. the Yanks have the !
rrnntpst d r.i w i n ir card in baseball and I
If the bis fellow does what he prom-
tses to do this winter, he night to hit
them again next year.
In addition it would he no surprise
to seo Eddie Collins working around
second base. The greatest of all sec-
BOSS
QUALITY
OUR STOCK IS ALL FRESH DRESSED AND FREE FROM CULLS,
TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS
A large supply of Extra Fancy Xmas Beef that is grain fed and especi
ally selected for quality. See our sam pie display.
Beef Stew 5c Pot Roast ........ 12 l-2c
Chuck Steak
Sirloin Steak
It will do you a pleasure to see h ow well we have
dinner. Our departments are complete.
SPECIALS
XTRA FANCY IDAHO
FANCY SWEET SPUDS,
FANCY WELL COLORED ORANGES, dozen 50c
Cauliflower, Toamtoes, Head Lettuce, Hot House Lettuce, Brussel
Sprouts, Cabbage, Red Salad Cabbage, Green Peppers, Pomgranites, Grape
Fruit, Cocoanuts, Pineapples, Malaga Grapes, Tokay Grapes, Bananas Par
snips, Carrots, Turnips,, Squash, etc.
CANDIES, NUTS, ORANGES, APPLES, PEARS.
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8:30.
ALL YOU CAN TODAY.
PENDLETON
TRADING CO.
ff it's on the market we have it
THE UNIVERSAL
The Ford Sedan is the favorite family car,
seats five comfortably, While an enclosed car
with permanent top, it has largj windows, and
may in a minute be changed to a most delight
ful' open car with always a top protecting
rgainst the sun. In inclement weather it is a
closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof.
I-";,i.lv lirhoUtrred. Eruirwd with electric
Ill
starting and lighting system and demountable
I in I rims w :::i
J'l'-inc:! t;rvs
I I fjmilv nr. Won't vou come in and I'Xjk at it.
fjmilv nr. Won't vou come in and I'Xjk at it.
I I ' "The ddights cf the electric I
I! I-- car with the economy ot th I
'The
j l ytj, SIMPSON AUTO CO. I
I ! tsa It.. .lie U Walt r and Johnson P. M
Stork Brings Twins to Royalt
Ifore or? the first wlns bom In eight years to a member of the
English royal family. They are little Lady Kathcrln? rayat (left) and
her tiny brother, the Earl cf tjxbi-idge, the offspring of the MarcUioncuA
of Anglesey. This is the first ;."ctuie to bo taken of them and waa
snufinod whiU they were 'bavin,; tUeir mommy uiriiig In tno park.
onrt basemen would be
great gate
attraction, as he is very popular in
. New York and It would give the Yanks
a "minion-dollar" infield to compare
iwith the (Hants. Erin Ward isn't the
I worst second basenuui in the league
and considering that he has time to
come along while Collins is about
SERVICK
uality Poultry
15c
25c
Round Steak ........ 20c
Rolled Rib Roast .... 25c
CELERY, 3
for
5 pounds.
tront ana rear. s rrai
dtliehts cf the electric
CAR II
car withthe economy of tho
lord.
through, the deal would not -seem log
ical, were not for the fact that Miller
lluggins doesn't 1 ki
doesn't like to play
Ward and Ward
under him.
There is also a strong possibility
that the Yanks may have It 1 1 If Dicky
Kerr to pitch for I hem in another year.
SANITATION
planned for your
big
25c
25c
PLEASE ORDER
The SIjd of (-ri
TOR THE RELIEF OF
Fain in the Stomach and
Bowels. Intestinal Cramp
Colic, Diarrhcea
" - SOLD EVERYWHERE-
'TRY THE DRUG
STORE FIRST"
ami KOEPPEXS, the
drug store that serves
best, for Prescriptions.
1132 OREGON TOWNS
VMVKIiSlTY ul OKKOr-N, Ku-
iS'em', l.U't'. Ni'U-sp:tin'i's art pub
Jlishfd in l'A'l romrminitirs in Otvjjon.
jitccoriling' to a newspaper directory
prepared by the Oregon School of
i .I Hirn.'ilistii. The ro are 2S daily pa
Ipers in the state, six of which are
stK.rniiiK jiapers. Kijiht citii-s outside
! f iVji'tlan-.i liave two dail newspapers
j- ach. Kifht have two weekly newspa-
iters each.
.u 1 ewer than se en weekly news
papers have women tVr their editors.
Two of these ar1 full owners. One,
ihf I .on (."leek Ranker, eonducted by
! race i 'nrter. is a o.ie-w oinan pa per,
"or .Miss Purter does all the work lier
elf, ed ti rial, business and merhuni
eal. Another one of tliese paners, the
Uaupin Times, eonducted by Mrs. Jes
;iline lorrison, is an a'.l-tinan
j paper, with no man employed in any
1 :apaeity about the place.
j IVu "Cne-Hiiti" Shops.
The number of one man shops in
tli; state is deeronsinK, with fewer
I than a doxen propiietors now doinj?
j their own mechanical work in addition
I to the edit inf.; and business munaKint;.
i Warty fifty owners, however, or one
fourth of the entire nnmher, are com
bining the position of foreman of the
I cnmposiittf room with their newsath-
jorini? and advertis'iis duties.
Korty clianReH of ownerslilp out of
.3 ST daily and weekly publications in
(the state are listed, since the last com
, pilation of a newspaper directory,
j Oregon has between "ion and ."i
.publications, if the puhlicat ons o' less
! frequent issuance nre included with
'the daily and weekly publications.
UNDEVELOPED PEA! IS
BIG U. S. RESOURCE
WASHINOTOX, Ivr. L"J ronl o'."
hish rjuality is of such wilt'Kjnofid oc
c'.irroncft in this country, ami ko ac
cessililc tu must fin1! consumer:?, that
mention of the word "peat" means lit -
r.llo in the 'nited Slates other that.
menioiies of tin use in Europe. How
ever, jiceordint; to a publication of thn
1'nited States tieil"i a I Survey, peal
occurs 'widely In this country and n a
valuable commodity.
The 1'hited States, contains 12.000
square miles of unused peat land--,
the Survey declares, or an area more
i :ban ten times that of Uhode Island,
which is capable of yielding ti t billion
torts of fuel at ti cost of $1.50 to SiTi
per ton. These deposits are found on
the surface and lie in the New Kn.
land, Atlantic Coast and (".real hakes
States, mostly remote from coal mines.
A bulletin issued by 1 he fieoloical
Survey points out thousands of such
deposite, owned by farmers and other
land-owners.
Fifty million Ions of peat are used
annually in Kurope, it was said, hut it
is suitable also as a fertilizer and in
promoting Intensive growth of truck
crops, both in greenhouse ami in open
field. Manufacturers of commercial
fertilizers pay in much as $10 per ton
fW K'md eat, it was added. The pres
ent output is about Hio, nun tons an
nually. In some parts of the country
the yearly proceeds from the intensive
culture of peal and muck soil for let-
, i. (brif f divorce
London .'Munis rift
M "t J. bnon w h"
If from ;. i l.-i in
I. Johnson iid' p'd
of lliry Kiel"!
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Wltmr -MHio then, pRs
f ofaincBigar . pKlfi '
llwW "TT is the hour when El Sidelo's pfS
ly: -jF I rich Havana seems its best. ?!
PM For your (east or his there's iPli
rlRf nothing liner than a box of Chums, Ml
raa'Sjr or Mas Altos, packed in keeping kSXwS
' mS There are seven distinguished M PSS
I lililsSfl2 apes of El Sidelo each an am- Altos mMMM '
pMi 2jC bassador of rare enjoyment. rS
SttW EIShktoCli.rUmMl.br bSfe ',
i .' .V''
turt, ci'lii-v uiul onions
mure (Han $".00 nn ncra.
lliiwovcr, t( was oliiti'(l out hy ol'I'l
cinls nf hiitli the Snrvi'y and lllf 1 e
pnrt liH-nt or AKrk'iilUn-e, (h vulnp of
pi ai as a rorttlizi'i- hy Hsi-ir U not HIk'H,
tho pent l.n'iiHV iisi-il as a tiltor nr body
tor dip maniirncliiliMl or mixed ,fTtll-
Isscf.
to oiisi:i: r. TiutiiT vi:i:k
rmCACiO, Hoc. "2. A. -I'.) Koc
llif olisi-rviinro or National Tlll'll't
Wick, January 17 to an next, ln-Rln-nlns
on dip annlvci'saiy or lipnjamln
KianUlln's liiithday, (ho Anifrk-aii 1.1
Itmiv iiKsociatlon has compiled a list
of "i:oo-s mid Thrift." for special use
of libraries.
Al lh" moplinj,' of the association
in Detroit, a resolulion was adopted
"th:it this assnciatlon join in (He effort
of other orRanlz;:tions for a nation
wide recognition of Heiijnmln Frnnk
lin's birthday, January 17 of each your
'iltbo'inii no public Holiday is desir
able," nnd recommended (hat the two
hundredth annivcrsiiry or the heijin
nliiK of His can cr us a publisher he
itiven siiecial nlteiilion durinir 1!)23.
"Santa Glaus Was Good to Me" J
IS
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That is what any
a box of the right kind
When shoppong, ask
boxes:
imouius tiiniinrin m nnrninT
I DUKtAU lUrKtUlU
I irATiirn rnn ontno
ncAiriLii run oniro
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WASirrxoTox.
.'2. Special
weather bulletin Kervlco for the bene
llt ot shipping In the Caribbean Sna
hiut been arranficd for by the United
S'lntes Weal her ' Ilurenii (HroiiKh the
radio service of a commercial steam
ship company. The bulletin will bo
flushed twice daily from (He com
pany's station on Swan Island, In the
Western Caribbean.
The morning bullet in 'will be sent
out only during the Hurricane season
which lasls from June through No
vember, and will be In two parts. The
first part will contain weather obser
virflons from tot) selected stations
throughout the West Indies and near
by coasts. The second part will con
lain daily forecasts of wind and
wontHer for the (lulf of Mexico and
the Caribbean west or longitude 7.1' de
man will say
on Christmas
of cigars.
for any of the following,
5 fffi ffi Wd ?v55SS5iS2SS3feJS
Blue Point in Packages of 10 and 2.".
San Felice in Packages of 10 and 23
DEMAND
A rich wholesome product of our own make. Whether
in bulk or fancy boxes you will like them.
Sold by the leading cigar stores and groceries.:
Burton-Bybee
Wholesale Only.
grees nnd advices nnd winnings v'i
guiding the location nnd movements
of hurricanes in warm ,'wcathor und
"northern" in winter. f . , ' ("
The night bulletins Will be broad'-'
'cast dally throiii-'Hout llio year and
will contain forecasts, advlceit Blja
warnings similar i t hpfttsUmSluded ti
(ho second part of the1 morning bulle
tins. .: . . ' ' '7 'it-'-
VAN MOX AVAIIII3 PUZK
CHICAOO, Dec. 22. tA.. I'.) Tho
"Story or Mankind," by Hondrik Van
I.oon, has been voted the most Import
cut book published in lMt by thfl ;
Children's Librarians cection of the
American Library Association. Out of
212 votes received by the chairman o(
that section, Van Loon's book receive'
f4, with no' other book recHivliif? morb
than 22. . .' ,
In accordance with thY vote, iffj
Von l.oon was awarded' the John Neyi
bery medal, tho gift of ryoderlc t(
.Mclcher, by tho Children's tArarlaijS
si-otlon at Detroit. It is considered
prohable that thn piedal will .,
awarded annually In the future by ttiii
section. .
mornine wheh he receives ft
put up
in Christmas
CANDIES
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