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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17

IL on suits. The wool trade is waiting
for the opening of goods for the next
heavyweight season.
Secured casis: Oregon-Eastern
No. ! staple. So S8c; nne and fine
mediam combing, 75a zoe; eastern
clni,,ins, 65Q7O; valley No. /, 100
10 reus.
Territory fine staple. choice $50
zoe: h~alf-blood combins, 77@SOc;
thr"c-ciShths-blood combing. So 60c;
quar.er-rlood combing, Asa soc; fine
and fine medium clothing, 65m70c;
fine and medium French combing, 70
q 1Sc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17
Angel Face

You can't Judge n chorus girls voice
by the length Of her skirts.
A gentleman who attended the
church bazaar at the George Baer
hardware store today became confused
while buying u Christmas gift for his
wife and went home with a casserole
instead Of a camisolc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17

|, TIRE LARGEST CHAH DEPARTMENTS
sTORE ORGANIZATION IN THE RORLD-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17
UNITED STATES MAY Be
ASKED TO Be MEDIATOR

LIMA, Jcru, Dec. l7.-(C, PD-
The United States may be asked to
mediate in the Peruvian and Chilean
territorial dispute over Ta~cna-Arica'
President Lcguia Of Peru minated
TO the United Press. lie said this
country was the only one that would
be acceptable as mediator.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17

unI ITICCS
Continue Strong
BOSTON, Dee. 1.-THE CONNER
cial Bulletin today says.
There has been a fair demand for
wool during TIE week, which has come
to a .air extent from the mills, Prices
are slightly hlehcr again this week,
both or fine anG medium woods. The
government win offer S,0Q0,0 0Q
pounds or wool, January Is.
Amcug the mills there is little
change, consumption dropping of
considerably, The retail clothicrs are
lcginning to cut prices, more especial
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17

CARRYING the furniture of the eX-
Kaiser to Holland called for fifty three
railway vans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17

We met several prominent delegates
to the oregon Irrigation Congress last
evening and all were searching for
members of the official irrigation
committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-17

My Dear Junius;
The lifted chin and the grin oil
thing,
Are n very progressive step,
But Il good old squeeze that Will max
her snccze,
Shows pep, my boy, shows pep.
OSWALD.
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05
HAS GREECE uoLLLPsEn Z

The swift shlft a the from TuIko-tirecion
mont, from comprehensive retreat the Greeks aud
NlhdictNe pursuit by the Turks desperate stand
aud crushing defect fer the pursuers may be par
TALLY explained nferentally by later from far
behind the lines.
Paris reports vague discussions in onical quar-
ters in anticipation OF the contemplated the
capital Of Premier Gounaris search money 70
keep the war going The Greek prime minister is re-
ported as approaching Paris ami London for cash with
Which military campaigns be fought. and the
Turk driven into a safe corral The French govern
ment Is prepared to be informed that If neither
ol England The necessity defestns the
Turks through the medium Greek arms Premier
Gounsris is prepared to bring operations TO stop
France also is prepared to learn that neither the
French or British governments is willing to
give Greece the financial support desired In fact
influential judgment in Paris that Premier Briand
viii waste no time IN telling Gounaris that France
has thrown all the cash into Balkan struggle she
can aford-perhaps more, and possiby more than the
expected but disappointing results are worth
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05
SPECIFY TYPING

1t is net only airplanes, automobiles express
trains and race horses that speedy. The human
fingers and the human brain have some claim
for consideration, demonstrated at d typewrit-
ing contest held in New York few days ago at the
opneing of the business show Hearken o this YOU
VINO use the machine according to the hunt and
peck system George l. Hossfed of Paterson n J. ,
successfully defended his title of premier speed artist
against eight competitors He averaged 1876 words a
minute in the contest, which lasted one hour This
was seven words short of the worlds record last
One hundred and thirty-sx words a minute is
something more than a second and it seems
conservative TO estimate the average length the
KEYS at least eight times space bar twice one
could not of course, come anywhere spelling
words that fast vCcally. A stenographer who can
take on the average of hundred words of dctation
minute is considered by most employers a competent
worker.
Psychologists will explain this feat of typing bv
pointing out that the brain habituated by being
repeatedly called upon do the same thing fnaIly
come to perform their function without being prodded
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05

There is not less need of limitation extend
ng individuals than nations
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05

is revealed that there are some volunteers in
army of the unemployed.
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05

THE ANTI-TOBACCO societies may be to blame
or cabbage leaves in the cheaper grades.
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05
ANsYERS TO YESTERDAY7S
nTTFc-TCNE

What author wrote under the
name Of Jonathan Oldstyle and Geof-
trey Crasona Ans. Washington Irving.
when was the FIRST round trip
fight made between two cities in an
airplanee Ans June 13. 1910
What is the worids trotting rec
ora for one mile and what horse made
it? Ans. 1t IS l.5s. 1t VAS made by
thlan.
What does consort mean? Ans. To
associate.
5-What il the mate Of q merchant
ship? Ans An officer ranking below
the captain
6-what is a nebnla2 Ans. lum-
iuous cloud like object in the sky
What IS an opera bouIe? Ans
4 far1al comic opera.
s-wrere ~ Orange free State? Ans.
In South Africa
9-Nhat IS a ueriwinkle? Ans. \
periwiukie is a small sea snail.
lo--Nhaf is n qoerist2 Ans. one
uho inquiries or questians.
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05
ANSWERS 10 yesterdays
nTT-x --sT-r1zrc


When is the best time to trim
soft maple trees? Ans. Late in the
faA.
When did Marie Corelii die? Ans
She dropped dead at her own birthday
party last April at her home III Eng
land.
3-What is the atmospheric pressure
at the level or the sea? Ans. 14.7
pounds TO the square inch.
4-What well known expression did
Horace Greeley make? Ans. young
man go west"
5-If a football player is taken from
the game is it possible to re-substi-
tute him? Ans. lie can go IN again
at the beginning Of subsequent quar-
ter
e-What Is black damp? Ans. 1t is
deadly gas found in wells. eisterns
and mires.
7-What is narwhal? Ans 1t is
a dolphin-hke animal found i'll Arctic
waters
S-By what name was Johann Strauss
familiarly known? Ans. The Waltz
King"
s-where is Avlona2 Ans. It is a
city in Albania directly opposite the
heel Of Itsiv's boot.
f0-What was the only land battle of
consequence won by the american for
ces during the war Of 1St2? Ans. Tho
battle Of New Orleans.
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05
1-M-hat IS an xehec?

2-What is a yard on a vessel2
3-What are the signs of the Zodiac
under Autumn?
4-What is zweiback?
5-What fabulous serpent was said
to be able to kin By its glance?
6-What is the ornamental screen be-
hind an altar called?
What is shillalah?
s-What is the keeper and driver Of
an elephant called?
9-Hov many spinal nerves are there2
lO-If hot object IS touched and
the hand jerkee away does The brain
know about it before the hand is re-
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05

lsut the explanation be resolved simpler terms.
The performance was made possible by practice Trlte
md hackneyed though be- the old aph ism is sti
worthy Of being remembered: Practice makes per-
iecG
The Lake County times., 1921-11-05
WORLD IS ALWAYS WRONG

Lots Of people today grpbliag about the
trend II times and forever haiking back The
good old days of cur ancestors" says the Gas Club
News cf Chicago To be there IS nlaeh in this
modern that might prohtabis be altered and vet
the Ola lite 4 bed OF either 50 take
vOur choice betw
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
lore FUNDS FOR
FLOOD RELIEF COMES

D0ur hundred dollars additional has
~ reached Pueblo from the Colorado
ssociation of Southern California, to
used for flood relief here.
Already there had been received from
at society the total sum of 81 900; this
axes a total contribution of 81, 400
ON that source.
Headquarters of the Colorado asso-
alton of Southern California is at
os Angeles. The officers of the as
sciation are c. Robert Weber. FORM
-ly of Pueblo. president, and Ger
'ude NJ. Hubbard. the secretary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
ankfuI He Was Not a Woman

late Lawson Tait. of England.
great woman's doctor. said he
went to bed at night without
<ing heaven he was not born a
an. No doctor ever knew better
he what women have to suffer
me times of their lives. 1t WAS an
-ican woman, long since passed to
eward. who introduced a combina-
Of roots and herbs called Lydia Il.
1am's Vegetable Compaund. that
proved wonderfully successful In
ating suffering and relieving dis
of women. 1t has brought relief
ousands of women who suffered
female ills-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
ann WILL TALK
{ TO MANUFACTURERS

The Good Roads Bond issue and the
sulting benefit for Pueblo and vicin-
y will be discussed by G. l.. l.. Gam,
airman of the Good Roads committee
the Commerce club at tho Manu-
cturers' meeting at the Congress to-
y noon. A message of interest is OK
,cted from Mr.. Gam on the plan of
sposIng of tho allotment OF this
unity from the $2,000,000 Issue which
~ recently boon subscribed for by IL
rye banking firm of Denver.
n report is to be made of the state
anufacturers convention held Fri
~ and Saturday in Canon City by G..
!. Orr, president of the local associa-
on. The meet, which was considered
especial Importance because of the
,dustrial condition of the country,
I'll undoubtedly attract a large mem
1Dhip at tho lunch today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
china. India. Persia and uebrew.

Tho East Side Social club will meet
with Mrs. NJ. u. lIoaglnnd. liOa East
Fifth street, this afternoon when cleo
ton of officers viii be conducted.
The Now-A-Day club will meet at
the homo of Mira. j. NJ. DAILY this after
noon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
1ODAYS EVENTS

Annual observance OF Columbus day.
McGill University, Montreal. today
gins a celebration of its centennial.
Fifty years ago today President
rant issued a proclamation against
o Ku Klux klan.
The golden anniversary OF the Cath
&c diocese OF Scranton and the cpisco-
Al silver jubilee OF Bishop Hoban are
, be celebrated today,
4 notable celebration is to begin in
ldrid today in honor of tho 4opth
,niversary OF tho Spanish conquest of
exico.
Many clerical and lay leaders OF tho
iscopal denomination Will gather at
,rfolk, Va, today for the annual con-
ntion of tho Brotherhood OF st. An
,w.
Tho first annual convention of the
tional Council of Catholic Women.
ich is to begin its sessions today in
.shington. u. c., promises to bo the
at notable gathering of Catholic
non ever held in the United States.
aa,ington. oct. 1t.-Altcrnativc
= for wide extension of the exist
federal quarantine against the
ad of the European corn borcr
\ discussed today before tho federal
lcultural board at n hearing at
cd by agricultural officials of New
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

There is not one who really under
stands,
Not one TO enter into all | fcer';
Such is the cry of each of us in turn.
We wonder in a SOLITARY Way"
No matter what or whcro our lot may
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

The Wednesday Morning club will
meet with Mrs. Allen J. Beaumont at
10 O'Clock this morning when Mrs. c.
w. Tingley will be the leader and will
be assisted by Mrs. Alva b. Adams and
Mrs. platt Rogers. The subject for
discussion will be Ancient aud Pre-
Christian Education. Countrics-Egypt,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
CENTRAL NOTES

Tho Owl program was very interest
ig and novel at yesterdays meeting,
consisted OF a play entitled. Miss
,llows: Miss Squcers. Gladys Briggs.
amy. Faye Underwood; John, Alice
arie Croll; Nickclby. Dorothy Shrew-
ury: Life OF Dickens. Harriet Chap
ian.
The Alethcorian program was COM
r1sed of speeches concerning various
fountain localities. The speeches
ere as follows;
Valley OF Thousand Smokes. -.
Francis Spane
San Isabel National Forest. .....
........... Margaret Hedges
Scenic Attractions in and around
Pueblo ........ olive Grossen
Monarch Pass
Esther Faith
California Redwoods .........
Doris Marsh
Miss White gave a talk OF Mesas
erde and her vacation in the Red
pods.
The debate on the proposition, Re-
Ivcd: That Pueblo should adopt
10 City Manager Plan OF Govern
cnt." was enjoyed by the MEM
RS of tho Clionean debating society.
,e affirmative was upheld by Mary
aeks and Georgettc Reuklc. tho nga-
~ by Lois Swopc and Helen Bruner.
lie dcision was awarded to the mega
e. Speeches were delivered on
,ases of debating and preparation by
lble Wiley and Jesse Seffens.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
Our Downstairs Dry Good. Store Offers This Column Of Values
For Wednesday Shoppers

HUCK TOWELS
Small huck towel, good quality,
sixe ISx2i for each .......... .lOc
BLANKETS
-64x76 plaid blankets, in tan and
white, blue and white and grey and
white plaids, for pair ..... $3.50
-72xS4 plain grey blanket with pink
or blue border, extra large. extra
heavy, fine for sheets, just think OF
it, only, for pair ..........S2.SS
PART WOOL BLANKETS
Part wool grey blankets, 66xso,
pink or blue border, extra heavy,
for, pair .................S 0O
Single bed cotton blankets, plain
grey with pink or blue border, for,
pair ir.....................$1.59
COMFORTS
Largo size comfort in floral pat
terms, pink, blue green aud tan
grounds, bargain for .....S3.5O
COMFORT CHALIIE
-36-inch chaliie in pretty floral de-
signs, dark and hight, just the thing
you have been looking for, for yard.
only ................. lOc
TABLE DAMASK
-5s-inch table damask in beautiful
patterns, good quality. just the
thing for every day use, for yd 59c
SHEETING
A good quality of 12-inch bleached
shceting for saturday. Special 39c
SHEETS
-72x9O scanned sheets made from
medium grade muslin for each S9c
-slx99 sheets extra large, excellent
quality, n bargain for each ST 80
PILLOW CASES
-i2SS6 pillow eases, medium gradc,
fine for night slips for each ..25C
TURKISH TOWELS
A large size turkish bath towel,
good heavy quality, just the thing
you have been looking for. For
Downstairs store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

England and Mid Western states and
of commercial ana
farming organiza atoms.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

MIR. and Mrs. Harry A. Deuel.. re-
Gently arrived in Denver from Atlanta,
Ga, will come TO Pueblo tomorrow and
be the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. j. c.
Brooking.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

MIR. and Mrs. John o. Cannon an
nounce the birth of a son, John Bruce
at Chanute. Kansas, September IS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Clucas who have
been enjoying a trip to Vancouver and
Washington state. and a visit with
relatives and friends in San Diego,
CAL. Will rcturn TO Pueblo SaturdaN.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Mexico, having attended the San Gcon-
imo festival of the indians OF the
southwestern reservations.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Anderson hnvc
returned from motor trip thru New
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. u. c. Dean. Mr.. Edwin
Dean, on route from Salida to Harris
burg. Pa, arrived yesterday morning
to visit few days with MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Marvin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Tho entertainment committee of Min
ncuua Country club has announced
that there viii be an informal dancing
party at the club next Friday evening.
Dancing will begin at o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
: PERSONS AND events
.~~~~~
UTTER LoNL1NESS

UTTER LONL1NESS
There is a mystery in human hearts,
And though we be encircled by host
OF those who love us well, and are be-
loved.
To every one of us. from time to time.
There comes sense Of utter lonlincss.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
he.

Each heart. mysterious even to Itself,
Must live its inner life in solitude.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Mrs. II. r. Saunders and Miss Ger
trlide Saunders, of New York. guests
of Mr. aud Mrs. Wardner Williams.
spent yesterday in Boulder with Miss
Helen Williams. They left last night
for Spokane, Washington, planning to
go later to California.
Miss Alice McHarg is visiting with
relatives and friends in Denver for Il
few days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. $. @. Hotel announce
the coming OF u daughrcr, Lois Adele.
on October s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12

BATH ROBE FLANNEL
-2s-inch bath robe flannel in dark
and light colors, beautiful patterns;
very specially priced; for yard 39c
DRESS GINGHAMs
A case of beautiful plaid dress
cinchams: fine for school and house
wear: % inches wide, fast colors and
very reasonably priced; for yd 25c
PERCALE
-36-inch pcrcale in dark and light;
fine assortment of patterns; polka
dots, checks, stripes, etc, for yard,
only ......... ......'....... AOc
APRON GINGHAM
-27-inch apron gingham: standard
grade; nice quality; special, for
yard ................. ...... .l2bsC
CALICO
-24-inch calico in dark and light
colors: for yard 80. lOc
CRASH ToWELING
Part linen crash toweling, is
inches wide, unbleachcd; for
.
TWILL TowELING
-17-inch toilet twill toweling for
yard ................ ........ lOC
CHEVIOT
-2s-inch cheviot shirting, fine for
work shirts, for yard ........ .15c
FLANNELETTES
-27-inch flannelcttes in dark colors,
pretty patterns, fine for kimonas,
dressing sacques, etc, for, yard,
OUTING
-27-inch outing in good heavy
quality, both dark and light, good
buy for ................. .19c
OUTING FLANNEL
-27-inch outing flannel in dark
light colors, comes in stripes. and
plaids, medium quality for, yard,
only .lS1.C
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
Corsets "A Group Of Re
markable Corset Values

Tho prices quoted below should be suffi'
particular offerings of our downstairs store.
The Kaufman Special
Corset, $1.00
A iopless model of pink Brocadc, with
four hose supporters
The Basement Special
Sl.25
Another toplcss model of pink Coutil,
elastic under busts; four hose supporters.
Crews-Beggs' Special
Corset, S1.75
Fancy pink satin striped Coutil; all
elastic top.
The Popular Special,
$1.95
This Corset last year sold for $3.50. A
short stayed, strongly made corset of bro
cadcd Coutil.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
Our Downstairs
Men S Store

is growing daily. New lines
are being added. New values
appear and are quickly taken
up, for men like to save as well
as women, and our downstairs
Mems Store is a money-saving
store.
Mems good quality Work Trousers
that will stand the knocks, at Sl.50 up.
Mems 900 weight blue Denim bib
Ovcralls, special ..............S1 20
-Springtcx "spring needle Union
Suits, ccru color, per suit ST .65
-Spriugtex "spring needle" Shirts and
Drawers, per garment .......... soc
Good quality Outing Flannel Night
Gowns for men .............Sl .lO
Mems Canvas Gloves, leather palms,
gauntlet or knit wrist ...S5c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
Both Wool and Silk
Dresses Represented

Serges New lines new sleeves new hems new treatments
Of trimming forming lines in their clever designing
Lovely Dresses every one, all their fine variety Of
styling. You'll like them undoubtedly.
They are truly remarkable values.
In the downstairs store
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
Get Your Corset the Cor
setiere Way

"A dozen daily Corsetere demonstrates thu
true comfort obanabe without having ones Corset made
der She will be glad pick suitable Corset for you and
adapt your figure. Deity she takes here and lets
there until you assured of lines which will enhance your
pearance greatly.
the really The tn
Gssard fontlacg
the the
ettab
New Britain herald., 1921-02-26

cannot be paid with only a 81 mill
rate.
The budget adopted at the town
meeting held last October calls for
$4,000. or this amount the state
will provide $4,000 for the schools.
s3.sOO on Investments and the town
will receive $50 for the sale of
water as well as $500 on back
taxes. There is also some cash on
hand amounting TO $2.765. There is
about $4,000 to be raised by taxa
ton. " % mill rate would give the
town about $4,000.
The town has outstanding bonds Of
$4,000 but after the first of August
will be reduced to $4,000 as 2
bonds. each amounting to 1000 are
paid off by the town each year. The
interest on temporary loans will
probably amount to $1,000 which
will be paid out of this budget. The
New Britain banks have pecn paid
S734 in advance for interest on
bonds although some money Is still
owed the Berlin Savings bank. The
bond interest however is gradually
being lowered each year through the
payments on the bonds.
II II not expected that anything
else OF vital interest will he taken up
at tho adjourned meeting i'm addition
to the tax rate although the town
will again be asked to borrow more
money as only $4,000 was granted
the selectmen at the last meeting
and more than this will he needed
before the taxes are due. The meet
ing has been called for o'clock.
Hearing on Water Bill.
Many representatives from Berlin
and kensington were present at the
hearing before the committee on cities
and boroughs at the state capital in
Hartford yesterday. The people pres
ent represented their fire districts in
regards to obtaining water from the
CITY of New Britain. Those who APP
peared for the KensinEton fire dis
trict were: r. l.. Norton. J. J. Fitz-
simmons Bernard NJ. Moore. II. III.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-26
Tax Rate Is Present Day Question
Of Vital Interest
LITTLE OPPOSITION HEARD
On the Water Bnl-Sundny school
p Teachers Entertain Scholars-
Church Notices For Sundny-Bcr-
lin Bats Of Interest.

The time Ia growing near to tho
night OF the adjourned town meet
ing which viii DO held In the town
hall next "Wednesday evening. II is
Thought that the hall will be filled
30 capacity with the taxpayers who
WIN thrash out tho question OF taxes
ut this time. Much has been said
In reGa rds to taxes FOR the town or
Berlin and large number OF suc-
gostlons in regards TO what the mill
rate will he have been offered. Judg-
hing from the remarks made 10y
prominent men In town affairs there
viii possibly be %. 80. 20 or even
r. Is mill rate for the town. Few
have said II would be less than 20.
prhe present rate for the town Is 20
mills, but II Is we'll known fact that
pthe expenses for the coming year
New Britain herald., 1921-02-26

at the Methodist church tomorrow
evening.
The Methodist church choir is
planning for a cantata to be held
about Easter time. meeting of
all those interested will be held in
the church on Thursday evening of
next week. I
Philip Nase has Naccepted a posi-
ton with the Connecticut State hos
pital in Middletown.
Julia McGillicuddy was operated on
for appendicitis at the New Britain
General hospital Thursday. She is
reported as getting along nicely.
The postponed meeting of the
Mothers Sewing club will be held on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Edison Maine.
superintendent Fl. F. Rich of the
NJ r. church has the gold medal
which will be awarded the person
having the biggest score at the Rife
club.
Miss Hazel Rich is improved and
able to be about in a wheel chair.
There was q good attendance Mt