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Pepsodent produce cinco resultados favorables.
Destruye los nayores enemigos de los dientes,
como ningtln otro metodo anterior
Uno de los componeutes es la pepsina. Otro, au-
nenta el digestante del amid6n en- la saliva, para
digerir los depositos amilaceos que Sc adheren Al
mismo tempo, aumenta la alcalindad de la saliva.
Esto, para neutralizar los acidos que producer la
carries de la dentadura.
Dos elementos atacan directamente la pelicula.
Uno de ellos conserva los dientes perfectamente
pulidos, que la pelicua puede adherirse clos.
Cada aplicacon repite estos msmos resultados
Envfe el cup6n recibira un tubito para 10 dias.
Note 10 pios que Sc sie1ten los dentes, despues de
usarlo Fjese en- la desaparicion de la pelicula OBJ
serve como emblanQuecen los dentes, medida que
desaparece la pelicula.
Lo que I'd. yea sienta sera una revelation el
folleto que le enviareos lie dira como todos cstos
resultados son naturales necesarios. Es impor-
tante que I'd. 10 sepa. Recorte el cup6n ahora.
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No Podra Librarse
de las Intermediates dentales 81 deja La pelicula

medic de pruebas cuidadosas. En- la actualdad los
emplean millones de personas. Los dentistas mas
distinguidos los aconsejan en- todas parties.
Estos metodos Sc han combinado en- el dentifrico
Pepsodent para que todos conozcan 10 que sig
mica, enviara tubto para dez dias todo aquel
que 10 solicite.
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La pelicula es la destructora de los dientes. La
pelcua viscosa Sc adhere los dentes, penetra los
intersticios ALI fila. La pasta para dientes ord-
larse, dejan la mayor parte ntacta. uy pocas per-
han ibrado de las enfermedades que produce
Es la pelicula la que mancha, los dientes. La
pecua es el origen del sarro Retene las partfculas
de alimento que Sc fermentan forman acido. Man
tene el acdo en- contacto con los dentessy produce
la carries
En- ella sc desarrollan miones de microbes. Estos,
con ell sarro son fundamental de la porrea,
enfermedad que ahora Sc ha hecho alarmantemente
conilr. Ass
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aNE NORMA.

La tercera jornada en- seis actos de
la gran novela francesa "Judex''.
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| M|;;|e|lh(,|4lll,g||'|6;, !; |. I, d !, !
CINE TIRES BANDERAs"
Hstreno de la bonita cinta por la in
t6rprete de t'Caprichos de un Millona-
rio's dividida en- siete actcs la eual
lleva pOr titulO sAmistades Peligrosas'
gtNE LUNA.
EI colossal drama Ell Principe Ga
lam y ell ultimo episode de la serie
Los Milagros de la Selva".
.RIALTo":
Canway Tearle en- Ell poderoso dra-
ma en- cinco actos titulado "El Vence-
DOR una comedia en- dos actos.
TEATRo AMERICA:
Estreno de la cinta especial On siete
actos por Pima Mennichell ''Felipe Der
bIay''.
JINE LAS ANTILLAs.
Harry Carey en- los episodios 1S, 10
y 20 de la serie "soborno" una CO.
media.
rEATRo LIBERTY:
La graciosa Carmen Myers en- el bo-
nito drama Amor Burlado" y una
comedia.
;INE NORMA.
La tercera jornada en- seis actos de
la gran novela francesa "Judex".
vTNE sPUERTo RICO"
FL verdadero dia para las damas, con
una extraordinaria cinta titulada "Lo
que Nunca Olvidaremos'' Y bonitos nt-
meros de variedades por los "Yara".
rEATRo STRAND.
La serie francesa por jOrnadas titu-
lada "Judex''
"BEL1oGRAPH", (catano).
La sexta jornada de la gran serie tt
tulada .'Judex''.
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.'BEL1oGRAPH", (catanO).
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TEATRo AL

Estreno de la cinta especial On siete
actos por Pima Mennichelli Felipe Der
bIay''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14

La serie francesa por jornadas titu-
lada "Judex''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-14

Canway Tearle en- Ell poderoso dra.
ma en- cinco actos titulado "El Vence
DOR una comedia en- dos actos.
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yTNE "PUERTo RICO

FL verdadero dIa para las damas, con
una extraordinaria cinta titulada "Lo
que Nunca Olvidaremos" v bonitos nt-
meros de variedades por los ''Yara".
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Una era dental nueva

La cencia dental ha halado ahora nuevos metodos
nara atacar Ia pelfcula. Estos metodos han COM
probado satisfactoramente durante muchos AMOS por
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stNE LUNA.

Ell colossal drama ''El Principe Ga
Ian y ell ultimo episode de la serie
s'LOs Milagros de la selva'.
ssRTALTo":
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s.RIALTo'';
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rEATRo "sTRAND".
The state herald., 1921-02-15
A MASQUERADE CARNIVAL

a masquerade carnival In the base.
ment of the S. NJ, Benjamin home,
gave fifty OF the young married poo.
pie OF the NJ. H. Church a hilarious
evening.
The clowns. the trnmps. the naughty
boys, the old women. the little girls.
the Jew and many others, even the
good minister. enjoyed the ground
hog. the wild man, the shot at the
nigger-and the Ladies' Aid served
hamburger sandwiches with onions.
Booths had been decorated In patri.
otic and Valentine colors. where kew
pies. Valentines. confetti. cracker
Jack. apple cider and apples were
bought with blaek.eyed beans given at
the door.
Tho king and queen commanded the
clown TO turn sommorsaults, the
little girls 10 sing songs, etc. but the
main feature OF the evening was the
confetti--two big boxes full being
swept mp afterwards and some car
rlod home unwlllingly
The state herald., 1921-02-15
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-t
HILLTOP ITEMS

O-O-O-O-O--O-O-O-O-O-O
We are again having nice weather
after the storm.
! Rev. Wilson and family are hold.
ing meetings ut the Cement school
house.
Earl Hamilton spent Saturday and
Sunday with G. L. Shore
Quite few from Hilltop are at.
tending the meetings at the Cement
school house.
G. l.. Shore and mother were Sat.
urday shoppers In Holyoke.
]. r. Eckwall and Malon Shappell
vieited with w. II. Mahan. Saturday
afternoon
Mrs. W. II. Mahan called on Mrs.
Sam chesnut Friday afternoon
William Clark spent Friday night
and Saturday with friends at Amherst.
C. A. Kelsey has been hauling corn
for willard Nelson. lie says the
roads are very bad.
We have had some interesting Ribie
stories at Hilltop Sabbath school by
George Glover and Mrs. T. s. VIII.
ford. Charles Worley and August
Khunke are next chosen.
Mrs. Frank wnlford returned from
Denver last Thursday
Miss Iva Goldsberry returned home
Sunday after nm extended yisit with
her friend, Miss Edith Smith,
MIR. aud Mrs lawson spent Sunday
with their daughter and family, Mrs,
Dave Mnstir.
The Rev Mr. and Mrs. Nilsson and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs Rudder
spent Sunday with J. Il Eclwalls
Mrs. Mamie ilIbbs spent Sunday
with her niece, Mrs. e. A. Kelsey.
The sox party ut Mr. George Gif.
ford's. Saturiuy night WAS well at.
tended. II being Mr. Girords natal
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Boycc attended the
purity NJ hTs ~ - tauUi'b v, putuf
day night
Mrs. George Glover and new baby
attended Sabbath school February ~,
We are clad TO have Mrr. Glover
with us again.
e. A. Kelsey has sold his property
In Mexico, which he has owned for
some time.
Members OF the y, U. OF c. local
No. 10 remember our next meeting
February 80. Let's all get together
once again.
Wa understand Robert Taze found
the roads very bad ON hin return
home Saturday the 18th. We think
II would be good idea for tho farm.
crs and road commissioners 10 get
busy and drag tho roads and MI up
some mud holes. "
The state herald., 1921-02-15
HOSPITAL NOTES

Miss Ina Huffman had her tonsils
removed Saturday morning.
Mrs. Jay Worley OF Madrid was
operated on Saturday afternoon She
Is doing very nicely at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs, S. F, Fred are re.
ioicing over the arrival OF ten
pound boy on Thursday OF last week.
Mrs. Schneider of Amherst is as
sistlng at the hospital this week. com
ing down from Amherst.
w NJ shoymyer was quite badly
bitten on the knee by an angry hog
The wound was dressed at the hos.
pitnl.
Kenneth Colyer had his finger quite
badly chewed In lathe at the high
school. Friday. which required the
services OF u physician. n
Young Holmes had the misfortune
to run u pltchfork Into his foot. caus
Ing considerable discomfort. He also
hurt his knee In the accident. DR.
crawley dressed the wounds.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
OF Interest to Readers

Louise McEwen spent the week
end with relatives at Sterling.
Miss Katie Warwick was a passen.
ger for Haxtun to visit over Sunday.
a. NJ. Axelson of Haxtun was trans
acting business In Holyoke, Monday.
Harry Beavers was business pas
senger for Loveland. Monday, where
he will spend a few days.
Mrs. John VOCAL OF Paoli was hav-
ing dental work done In Holyoke. Sat.
urday.
Miss Alice Winter went to Paoli,
Friday to spend the week end with
her parents.
Jay Worley returned to Madrid. on
Monday, having spent over Sunday
with relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gather and little
daughter left Monday for Red Cloud,
Nebraska to visit relatives.
Mr.. Charles Sears returned Friday
from few days at Denver, attend
ing to business matters connected
with the new hotel
The Misses Benson and Fuller, Hax-
tun school teachers, spent the day
shopping in Holyoke, Saturday, and
were the guests of Miss Marjorie
Coleman, who came hnme>>with them.
Mrs. Coyle Summers and baby and
sister, Miss Pheoba Sehluter, came
home Saturday from visit with
their brothers and families at Casper,
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Sichley and son,
C. f. of Beatrice, Nebraska, who were
called here by the illness of another
son, returned to their home Monday.
rhe son. r. S. Sichley, has recovered
from his illness.
Mr., and Mrs. C. NJ. Merriam left
Monday morning for their home at
Smith Center. Kansas after spending
a short time visiting Mrs. Morriam's
brother, C. A. Bates. and family OF
Wages.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
THE WASTED DAY

Here I am beset by work,
And promises still unfulfilled-
have no right today to shirk,
There is column | should build,
And yet into the room you came
And begged to be allowed to stay,
Oh, boy OF mine. with many game
We've frittered half the day away.
Upon my desk the letters lie
Unanswered, and its afternoon;
For copy that | should supply,
The printers will be calling soon;
And yet, l bade you to begone,
| ordered you to run and play,
But you somehow have fingered on
And | have killed another day.
Wasted the day, the rich would say;
Lost, would the hungry after game
Declare these hours I've spent in play
Misers would point to them with
shame
No single dollar have | made.
No bit Of useful service done;
For ali the time that we have played
Gravely the clock kept ticking on.
But yen and have closer grown
Than we have ever been before.
We've lived this day of life alone
And it is ours for evermore:
Nor shall mourn DER tasks undone,
Nor sigh for wealth | failed to
claim,
For this glad day shall live one
Which brought me more han gold
or fame.
Edgar a. Guest.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
RICHARD BARNES uNDERGoES
OPERATION AT HOSPITAL

Richard, the sixteen year old son
of l.. p. Barnes OF Venango, was
brought to Holyoke, Friday evening
for examination and found to be suf-
fering from a very bad case OF ap-
pendicitis. He was Immediately pre-
pared for an operation. which was
performed that night.
The young man was taken III at
school and his parents became alarm
ed at his condition and sought medi.
cal advice here.
The patient is resting well and is
expected to make rapid recovery.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
STRUCK OIL

The Mldhelds Oil Company last
Wednesday. while operating in their
well No. 2, fourteen miles south of
Wray on the Black Wolf in Yuma
county. struck gas which is flowing
over one million feet per day, equal
to about twenty-five gallons of oil
This gas was released near the 1000
foot level in what is known as the
Dakota Sand" and a genuine gusher
is hourly expected.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
FoLlcE COURT NEWS

Certain residents Of the county
Sc "rranged before Police Magis-
trate petor, yesterday for creating a
disturbance, duo 1t Is said. to the
effects OF white mule"
Their cases were continued for one
day and the trial set for Tuesday at
1880 p. m. The attorney for the
defendants was so unlucky as to
arouse the ire of the court, aud was
promptly fined $500 for contempt. and
failing to be promptly impressed. the
fine was doubled.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
NEW CLERK AT STANDARD

Mr. W. A. Theyson arrived last
week from Salt Lake, Utah and has
accepted position at the Standard
drug store.
Mrs. Theyson and little niece,
Pearl Dusky, came in on the Friday
morning train to make their home
here. They are having difficulty in
getting suitable place to keep
house.
The state herald., 1921-02-15

Louise McEwen spent the W
end with relatives at Sterling.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
How'S This?

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE viii
DO what we claim for it-cure Cntarrh or
Deafness caused by Catarrh. We do not
claim to cure any other disease.
. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is q
liquid, taken internally. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces OF
the system. thus reducing the inflamma.
ton and restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
+. ]. Cheney q CO., Toledo. Ohio.
The state herald., 1921-02-15

Amos SCHNEIDER went to Venango.
Monday on business.
shopping In the county seat Monday.
Mr.. John Nelson of Haxtun spent
Monday In Holyoke on business.
Mrs. Franz Sandy of Denver came
to. Holyoke, Friday for few days
visit and to transast some business.
Little Dan Davis and Ruth Fleming
went to Haxtun, Friday to visit their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming.
a. Scheunemann left Monday for
the eastern markets Kansas City and
St Joe, where he will purchase his
supply of spring goods.
Mr.. Cy Spells of Shelton, Nebraska
arrived in Holyoke, Monday ON bust
ness which will take two or three
days to transact
Miss Tillie Drunken of Venango
came to Holyoke, Saturday, where
she will be employed at the A. Scheu.
nemann home.
Mrs. Eager came down from Ven
ango, Saturday to visit her son John
and family. She is pretty badly
crippled up with rheumatism.
Mrs. Robert McDorman left Satur-
day for Kansas City. Kansas to visit
her daughter. Her small son and
daughter remained here.
+. A. Gamble left Saturday for
Shenandoah, Iowa, where he viii
spend ten days visiting his parents
and attending to business matters.
Mr.. D. D.Finch and niece. Miss Eva
Shank, came down from Haxtun, Sat
urday to spend over Sunday with rel
atiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Jackson of Ster-
ling, who have been visiting their
son aud family. who live five miles
In the country. left Saturday for their
home.
Mrs. Fred Bellamy OF Haxtun was
In Holyoke, Friday shopping and visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Webster Nit
chell, who came in from the ranch to
see her mother.
Mr.. Caruthers of Sterling. connect
ed with the Logan County Credit AS
sociation, was In Holyoke. Friday on
business with the Farmers Co-opera-
tive Elevator Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Clayton left Sat
urday for a visit with Mr. Clayton's
parents at Wymore, Nebraska. This
was the former home OF Mr.. Clayton
and family.
Mr.. Helleson Of Meade, Colorado,
was transacting business between
trains In Holyoke, Saturday. Mr.. Hell
Lesson was formerly In business In
Holyoke. having. sold out to j. O.
Thomas last spring
Mrs. Nate Williams is spending the
week In Holyoke In the interests of
Mrs. Jordan. who is selling art and
needle patterns. Mrs. Jordan is III
and Mrs. Williams is helping her in
the contest.
Mrs. Il. Newton and two children
and Mr. and Mrs Minnick and daugh.
ter left Friday for Grant. where they
viii visit at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
G. F. Bnrnum, Mesdames Minnick
and Barnum are daughters of Mrs. =
Newton. From Grant Mr. and Mrs.
Minnick will return to their hom,
IN Nebraska.
Mrs Duskin and daughter and AIRS.
Blnnck Kirk OF Poplar, Montana
were in Holyoke, Saturday looking
for location, bu, were unable to find
II suitable house, 80 left on the after
noon train for Denver They were
mother and sister Of Mrs, Theyson,
wife of the new clerk at the Standard
drug store
The state herald., 1921-02-15
The proyocatlon.

II bcnr they muzzlcd the speaker
NJ that meeting"
"But not before there had beer
some biting remnrks."
The state herald., 1921-02-15
NOTICE

4 cordial invitation is extended TO
the ladies' to meet with the Baptist
Missionary society at the home Of
Mrs Griffith on Thursday afternoon.
The state herald., 1921-02-15
zozoE
Condition Of
Grain, Livestock
and Poultry
MARKETS
-d"A-.

These prices are quoted by the Hol-
yoke Farmers Cooperative Elevator
Company:
The state herald., 1921-02-15
Hidden,

whats TINT you snyf'
II don't like for my wife TO see inr
smoking"
II suppose that's why you nre
throwing out n smoke screen"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03
GOT KNOCKED
OUT IN JUST ONE ROUND

ATLANTA CITY. n. j., June IA,
P.1--Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight champion, was Knocked out In
one round yesterday
Dempsey took the count on the base
ball diamond back of his training
camp when he essayed to pitched for
"A mixed team of sparring partners and
newspapermen against team compos-
ed of theatrical stars. The actors
pounded Dempseys offerings. getting
nine runs In the first inning. The
newspapermen and sparring partners,
however. finally won 3s to II, in eight
innings after Dempsey was knocked
out of the box.
When Manager Kearns returned
from New York and found Dempsey
tearing around the bases he quickly
called the champion out OF the game
because OF the danger of an injury.
Playing baseball was the only exercise
the champion undertook yesterday.
After another day OF rest Dempsey will
resume his training Saturday. AS a
result of his lay off the champion has
tuilt himself up TO around 200 pounds.
and Is eager for another session with
the gloves.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03
HELIX WARNS BUCKS
THAT BEATING WILL
Be THEIRS SUNDAY
Runners-up in League Set for
Stiff Battle When Locals In
wade Their Hunting Ground.

There's very likely TO be something
doing Of lively nature when the
Pendleton Bucks go to Helix sunday
TO play ball The Helix gang even ad-
nit it. They have sent out warning
to Sid Williams to be ready to take TO
the bench because they declare they
are going to slafm him over the lot.
Whether they Go this aforesaid
stunt remains to be seen. Sidney has
been the most effective twirler in the
league for the season, and when 1t
comes to allowing hits he is the per-
sonification of stinginess.
Next to the Bucks the Helix outfit
is the strongest stick aggregation in
the whole league, and II they get lined
out right they may cut loose with
some real fireworks. The Bucks will
be ready for any emerency.
The lineup will be as usual. Hanley
will be playing shortstop for his last
appearance OF the year. ii is thought
The battery win be Williams and Pc
terson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03
.PENDLETON MATRON
VISITS IN STANF|ELD
lEast Oregonian special.l }

STANFIELD, June 3.-Commence-
mont exercises were held Friday even.
ing in the high school auditorium.
Those completing the high school
course are Truman Yates, Mabel Mil
Ter, Virginia Cole. Margaret Bayan,
Ruth Faucette and Dora Reeves. The
diplomas were presented by Frank
Sloan, chairman Of the school board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richards and
granddaughter Lucille motored to Con-
don Saturday and will he the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Richards.
Mrs. F.. f. Schmidt of Pendleton was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Bara-
ger the latter part of the week.
Mrs. NJ. Websho who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Stuart for
the past month left Saturday for her
home in Fargo. n. D.
The Stanfield Study Club was rep
resented Wednesday at the state fed
Grafton of womens clubs in Pendle-
ton by the following members. Mrs.
Jesse Richards. Mrs. L. NJ. Hills, Mrs.
James F. Lane, Mrs. Frank Sloan, Mrs.
IF. b. Stuart. Mrs. G. L. Dunning. Mrs.
w. r. Reeves. Mrs. c. A. Hazen, Mrs.
Charles Hoggard and Mrs. +. S. Sew
erance.
r. A. Hote and f. S, Severance was
attending to business at the county
seat Friday.
Charles +. Cleveland has taken his
thoroughbred sheep to the mountains
for the summer.
Mrs r. f. Everett is confined to her
home by sabled foot, having the
misfortune of breaking some of the
bones in her foot.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Connor and
daughter Ann, who spent the week end
with Mr.. Connors parents, MIR. and
Mrs. C. W. Connor. returned to their
home in Portland Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03
FIGHT PROMOTING
METHODS CHANGE
SINCE EARLY DAYS
Rickard Used to Have Office
in His Hat, But Now He is
Captain of Big Industry.

NEW YORK, June 3.-tA. P)--
, From pugilistic promoter to n captain
OF industry. such Is the route Tex Rick
ard has travelled. Gone is the glamor
OF the early bouts he promoted. The
picturesque color scenes which SUR
rounded arrangements at the staging
of the Gans-N Nelson battle at Goldfleld,
the Johnson Jefferies combat at Reno
and even the Dempsey willard match
at Toledo.
In those days Rickard had his office
In his hat. Every move of the promot-
er was made under the watchful eyes
OF hundreds OF fight fans and report
ers.
RIckard was the last man to go to
his room that night and the first to ap-
pear In the hotel corridor In the morn.
ing.
Today all Is changed. The Dempsey
Carpenter bout is a modern business
proposition. BUSINESS is not done in
front Of a Reno hotel, with the distant
mountains forming background.
Ricknrd IL reached in private office,
II one has important matters to dis
cuss, only after n gauntlet of secrt-
taries and other office dignitarles are
passed.
Mails and kilograms flow into the
executive department Of Madison
Square Garden in an endless stream.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03
MOTHERS FRIEND
For Expectant Mothers
UsED By THREE GENERATIONS
sRuS BookLEr MOTHERHOOD AID rHs sAsY FsEs
BaABuELp REsuLAIoR Co., DEPT, SD. ATLAHIA. sA

Mr. and Mrs. Chester NJ. Barney are
being congratulated on the arrival of
fine boy baby last Thursday, this
young man will he called Chester Jr.
Mrs. c. W. ConBor is spending the
week in Portland with her son Frank
and family.
Mrs. Maidie of Milton is spending a
few DAYS at the home of her son c. NJ.
Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. stuart were in
Pendleton Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Richards entertained the
Pollyannas at her home on Butter
Creek Wednesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03
FRENCH CHAMBERS BAR BILL.

PARIS. June 3.-lJ. PD-The
French chamber of deputies has it
over" the American house of repre-
sentatives in at least one respect. 1t
has bar. And during 1920 the $40
members of the chamber spent over
the aforesaid zinc the neat little sum
Of 949,147 francs and 90 centimes.
Which is the record TO date. Even
during the hectic year of 1914 the
deputies only drank to the amount OF
$4,000 francs and II centimes. And
back in 1876, the year the chamber
first began to function. the Chambers
bar bill was only 1864 francs.
The reason? They blame it on the
exchange
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03
KING CEORGEI Is Sc

LONDON, June 3.-(U. P.D-King
George celebrates his 56th birthday
and in honor of the event flags We're
flown on all government buildings and
salutes fired by artillery al London,
Windsor Aldershot. and other military
centers.
The Official birthday celebrations
will be held in England tomorrow.
when King George will review the
Guards in St. James Park, the pic
turesque ceremony known as Troop
ing the Color" being arranged for the
first time since 1914 in pre-war glory
of scarlet and gold pageantry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03

F. T. BAKER, Dealer
p. o. Box PSI PendIeton Oregon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-03
SEATTLE WINS ONE.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. June IA.
PD-Pitcher Shea blew up in the
ninth yesterday and Seattle scored
seven runs. giving them the game. I
to 4. Home runs were hit by Murphy
and Middleton in this inning.