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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22

PENDLETON RUBBER q SUPPLY
Co.-Barney oldfield, Goodrich Sill
vertown Cord ana Pennsylvania vseu-
UNI Cup-305 E Court.
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AUTO TOPS

GADwA'S AUTO TOPS, Plate Glass.
Backs. Side Curtains-2ol East
Court St.
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FOR SALT room plastered house
north sides--Phone 2s3-W
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CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

PARKER & BANFIELD. Designing.
Engineering, Constructing, 16 years
experience in concrete and brick con-
64 e. Third ST., North Port
Iand, Oregon.
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WE WILL BUY your automobile and
pay you cash for it.-Beck & Co.,
sf2 johnson St.
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WHEAT HAY AND BARLEY for sale
w. r. Roberts, Rleth, oregon.
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GERTSoN & AIARTY-Gates Super
Tread tires-639 Cottonwood. .--vul-
canizing and repairing.
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LET Us DO YOUR REPAIR WORK..
we buy and sell household goods
phone 522, Riley & Kemp, 52s Main
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49, S4lV ~ ~ =
TIME CARD =
Weston-PendIetOn Auto Stage =
= Leaves Weston for Pendleton at =
= 7;s0 a. m. and i2.45 p. m. y
Leaves Athena for PendIeton ct .
= 500 a. m. and 1900 p. no. q
= Leaves Adams for Pendieton at =
= $40 a. m. and 1870 p. m. =
= Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knignt
= Co. STOREY for Weston 1t 10:eo =
9. m. and p. m. rfa
= o. II. McPHERRIE, Prop. y
ANe1 - 444% A&e4
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= . . Ae@ 4% - 4e& .
= TTsIE CARD =
. Pilot Rock PendIeton Auto Stage =
= Leaves Pendleton Hotel and >
: French Restaurant 800 a. M; >
4 Leaves Pilot Rock Hotel a. m. =
& Leaves Pendleton Hotel and .
= French Restaurant 1900 a. m; =
. Leaves Pilot Rock Hotel II a. m. =
Leaves Pendleton Hotel and =
= French Restaurant 1880 p. M; =
= Leaves Pilot Rock Hotel / p. m. .
Z Leaves Pendleton Hotel and >
= French Restaurant 500 .. M; :
= Leaves Pilok Rock Hotel s:3O =
y p. m.
= We carry parcels and small .
= express. .
= FANcHo STUBBLEFIELD .
= . y 90 80 . . D o
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dayton bicycle in good
condition. 6i5.
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SECOND HAND DEALERS

". sTROBLE, dealer in new and sec
ond hand goods. Cash paid for
second hand goods. Cheapest place
to buy household goods.st0 =. Court
Phone 721--W.
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AUCTIONEER
AUTO PAINTING

7 MEN WITH YEARS OF experiences.
Motor Inn Garage, 7z2 Cottonwood
Ward A. Hoaeland. Prop.
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JUNK, Junk, JUNK

BRING your junk 70 the PendletoA
Hide & Junk Co. See us before you
seli. Il. ID. Cameron, Prop.
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Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found,
For Rent ETC., Classified for Easy Reference.

FOR sALIc---A s room modern bunga-
= low by owncr.-A-Phone 1867.
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DRAYMEN

CALL PENLAND BROS. TranafeF van
to move your household goods. We
also pack or store goods. We do soun-
try hauling. Telephone $50.
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OSTE0PATH
PLUMBING
POULTRY SUPPLIES

CHIC FOOD. Scratch food, toniea.
bone, shell. grit, corn. oats. rolled
barley. UmatiIla Flour q Grain Co.
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CLEANERS AND DYERS
PANTOREUNE
Phone 473
CLEANING AND PRESSING

MODEL TAILoRS & CLEANERS
Pressing and repairing. s04 W..
Webb St. Phone sal, PendIeton, Ore.
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RESTAURANT
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

.
THE QUELLE-A good place TO eat
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CHIROPRACTORS

DIR. r. C. ELLsWoRTH-Specializing
in nervous disease and diseases Of
women. 9 to IL a. m. / to $50 p. m.
Evenings to 8. PhOne zoe. Smith
Crawford Building.
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HEMSTITCHlNG

HEMsTITCHING At the Singer shoJt
Mail orders promptly attended ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-22

WALLACE BRos.-F1sk tires. cords
or fabric. We do our own adjust
ing.-S0S-12 johnson ST.
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r. 1. KEAToR, Attorney at Law
Room "a, Smith Crawford Building
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USED CAR EXCHANGE

FOR sALE-Buiek D-44 roadster
Phone g75.
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FOR RENT--A well furnished 8 room
house to responslblc paTty-sleep-
ing rooms pays two-thirAs rent
Phone .afS-M a4NA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
LOCAL PEOPLE LIKE
TABLETS BETTER
THAN YEAST
TABLETS CONTAIN PROPER DOSE;
EASY TO TAkE-RESULTS QUlCh:
DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND.
CHEMISTS CONCENTRATE
DOSE INTO TINY TABLET

MANY p-ople are wisely eating Spin
ach drinking milk and fruit Juices every
day 10 get the Nitamines SO vitai 70
health. Others are eating yeast-out
nov comes tiny tablet winch IS easy
to take. You get sixty or these tiny
tablets in bottle at any drug store.
Tne~e 'Phos-Pho Nitau1ine Tablets con-
tain a proper dose in highly concentrated
form Of both Water and Fat Soluble
Ni,xunines etc. lSee formula on bottle)-
Fer those not familiar with Nitanines
II can be sad that Niramines mean the
direrence between sickness and health
Nitamine is in many foods but most OF US
do moi get enough because VIC cannot
z-.r-st.ss<Sily ha ance our diet In the
Army and Navy boys grow fat. rosy,
c ear -kiuned and vigorous IN just feE
w.cks soon a. they left the army and its
sr.entificaiy la fDced Nitamine diet, and
started choosing their own foods. they
rrrv weak thin and pale. People m a
half SICK pale. thin. under-nourished con-
dftiou report that as soon as they had
taken these Phos-Pbo NItamine tablets
tnre-p or four weeks they gained weight
strength. color freedom from boiis
psrrpfes. carbuncses. ETC. and new
buoyAncy and vigor.
MAGAZINES medical journals. hospitals
doctors and chemists everywhere are
recommending more Nitamines. Here is a
powerful. easy TO take. economical tablet
which produces results quick,
Visit the nearest drug store and pro-
cure a bottle of Phoe-Pho Nitamine Tab
lets or write and inctose 81. plus &C war
tax 70 the Irving Laboratory. Wheeling.
". Va. for a bottle prepaid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

ties at the mouth OF the Christiana
river. and tho reconstruction OF the
south jetty an buikhcad: the widen-
Ing and deepening OF the channel to
meet the 35-foot depth OF the Della
ware river.
Last March, during n public hcar-
ing on the proposed port project, held
In the Public Building and presided
over by United States engineers from
washington. plans In full were placed
before the Washington board As a
result of a conference last week, IL
In expected that a favorable reply will
be received prior to the beginning OF
he work on the initial unit. This
conferences was participated In by two
members OF the Harbor Board.
the Della ware river bulkhead line, to
400 feet at the rnilroad bridge.
1t was also requested OF the govern
ment the christiana channel be fared
to a maximum width OF 2.ooe feet to
,fford a safer passing of vessels be-
tween the Delaware bull<head line and
the westerly edge of the 35-foot cham
mel. However. work on the port pro-
ect will not be delayed and immedi-
ateiy following the awarding OF the
contract by the Harhor Board. the
I.obdell tract will present a scene OF
continuous activity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

this manner. II is believed by those
who have studied the subject that
with Improved facilities and freedom
from the congestion. the ovcrcrowd-
ing and the uneconomic condition
prevalent generally in some other
ports on the Atlantic scaboard.
large amount OF both overseas and
coastwise business would be available
to Wilmington.
The Board Of Harhor Commission
ers is confident. from comparison
of the population statistics of the vari-
Gus states in the zone westward from
the Middle Atlantic region. that a
scientific study of the points of origin
of export freight and of points OF
ultimate delivery Of import freight,
will show that n very much greater
proportion OF foreign commerce
should be hereafter allotted to At
iantic coast ports south of New York
than they have heretofore received.
The principal Of these auxiliary ports
IRE now Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Delaware's Opportunity.
Delaware is the only state along the
Atlantic seaboard which has not a
single port through which its coast
wise and overseas commerce may di-
rectly pass. other states. much less
favorably situated as TO tributary ter
ritory and the varied physical attri-
butcs necessary in the formation OF a
successful port, have nationally as
sisted harbors through which their
coastwise and overseas commerce
may be handled.
Delaware annually pays into the
national treasury taxes far in excess
of those contributed by many much
larger states, but heretofore has not
been a supplicant for assistance from
the national exchequer except on a
modest scale.
There is now a practical unanimity
of sentiment in the community in
"a or of a progressive policy with re-
gard to the development TO the new
port project. The Harbor Commits
Sion. organized In 1917, under author
ity of the Legislature. has been in
vested with broad powers; il KS a
permanent body, it appreciates its
responsibilities to the community ac-
cording to members, and les now pre-
pared to proceed with a vigorous
construction program. Assurances
welcome the improvements contem-
plated by the board; the State High
! way Department is constructing a
modern roadway connecting the pro-
posed new terminal with the center
Of the city and with the excellent sys-
TEN OF roads extending to all por-
tions OF this state and adjacent COM
monwealths, and planks have been
inserted in political party platforms
promising their assistance to the pro-
/ iected port development.
City Makes Large Appropriation.
The city of Wilmington has evil
denced it's own belief in prosperous
| future for it's harbor in the most prsc-
teal manner possible. by appropriate
| ing. through City Council. a bond
issue Of s2,5o0.ooo as first Install
ment for the creation Of modern
port. The first expenditure under
this appropriation was for the pur-
chase by rhe Harhor Board Of the
tract of land on which Unit No. J.
Wilmington Marine Terminal, win be
built.
The United States government has
'een asked to remove the present let
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
The TeakettLe Is Certainly
An Essential

of the essentials It's bright highly polished exterior 1--WE
talking of the fine Wanamaker aluminium teakettles),
its slender, graceful wreath of steam, and its
CHEEKY sbilaons among the immemoral symbols OF
fireside contentment-
A tealettle without home is thinkable, but not q
home without teakettle
But s frequently the compensation of apartment
lfe your hotater flow is abundant and your family Is
limited to three persons why invest In the largest
sized teakettle when medium-szed Will serve nine
hundred and ninety-nne out thousand of your pur
poses?
Easier to lift full empty, and taking up less room
on your possibly tiny range, is the excellent sixquart
kettle with cool and corrugated bottom for better
distribution of surface heat which find here in
the best quality of cast aluminium.
Conserving range-space as well as range-heat is
very important when household quarters COM
pressed as they often nowadays when every inch OF
home-space is guratyely speaking claimed clamorez
for by somebody and when, especially In the
mansions In town and country alike ktchenetes being
clevery evolved nenclosets bits of halwaysone
might almost add from bandboxes!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
BUNGL|NG POLICEMEN
ARE HEAVILY FINED.
Two Officers Learn They Have
No Right to Smash Into a
House to Serve Subpoena.

TWO policemen charged with con-
dhict unhccoming an officer in break
Ing down door 10 serve a subpoena.
according to complaint made by
Mrs. Adelaide Corbin, so4 East
Eleventh street. were each fined the
equivalent OF five days pay by the
Directors OF the Department of Public
Safety yesterday afternoon. The
voman's husband was wanted on a
charge of falling to pay on non~sup-
pert order. When the officers on their
second visit on Tuesday. June 81. at
o'clock In the morning, found the
house locked they broke open both
the outer and inner door. it was said.
one Of the patrolmen went to Cor
bins home to take him into custody
on the proceeding Saturday but as
the door was locked the officer left
although he thought he saw the man
in the house. lie went back on Sun
day and Monday. but each time with
out success. Early on Tuesday MORN
ing in company with an officer from
another district. he visited the place
again. The officers forced open the
doors. Mrs. Corbin said, and searched
the place thoroughly. One of the
accused policeman said he thought he
had right 10 force open the inner
door IL the main entrance was opened.
Two other officers charged with
failing TO report on time pleaded
guilty. AS IL was the second ofense
Tor one he was fined 10 days pay while
the other was fined 5 days pay.
Seventy-four arrests of which IA
were for disorderly conduct, IL for
drunkenness and for non-support
were made during the past week.
Fines and costs collected totalled s2.-
lsi.eo for the week and dog tags for
the month of June, siss.
Remarks of praise and appreciation
were made of the good record of the
late Sergeant McDermott who served
Is years on the force without once
being accused of violating any of the
rules of the department, an unusual
record.
h. r. westherby. Leonard w. APP
person. J. +. Skeliey and Martin j.
Hall made application for positions on
the police force. Two men, Harvey J.
Rodman and a. j. kelleher were ap-
pointed TO the force for the proha-
tionary period of six months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
The Refrigerator Problem
In the Small Kitchen

is best solved by keeping the refrixerat of tn
kitchen
If the dining also Is tiny Try out ths possibilities
of nursery refrigerator, which has often been known to
perform wonders of service out Of Tia nursery, we'll
in it. -s-
lot Of housekeeping be done In one.
Not the least of it's recommendations Is that It s
inexpensye-here at any rate-ving returned to almost
pre-war prices.
three Sizes IT. % inches long. The largest h
of course the most to be recommended
All through the Housefurnishins Store. wherssosvw
YOU may pass or pause, you can't help but something
that perhaps causes you to exclarn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Some Mighty Good Meals
Are Being Served

daily from these adapted and adaptable little Kitchens
and they have the advantages Of saving steps and
of enforcing an acquaintance the part of their presiding
oenus with new devices and improvements which she
might otherwise never have dreamed of.
The Housefurnishing Department at Wanamakers
is headquarters for these things.
If the gasrange oflrange. and the kitchen cabinet
of suitably compact dimensions not already installed
features of the underze kitchen they be purchased
here
If the kitchen is diinutve to let in real cabinet
and real range, it's astonishing what results can be
obtained from little one-pate stove and neat mex
pensye but substantial of hardwood shelves which
be hung at a handy height on the wall.
We can supply these in oak, lighter colored hnish
o in snowy enamel nish and all told their three shelves
offer "a inches of for the containers cans
etc.. in daily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
"Ifs Wonderful H0JU You
Can Manage

when you have to- said one bright woman-possoly the
same woman who said Sometimes dine In our kitchen
and sometimes we kitch in dining ROOM"
1t certainly is wonderful, especially when Wana-
makers lends hand.
This whole advertisement is meant for those who
manage they have not they would If they could
raise Aaddinlke spacious perfectly appointed kitchen
supplemented by comodious laundry convenient buffers
pantry and roomy cellar beneath
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
INQUEST IN sHUsTER's DEATH.
Coroner Bullock Investigating Killing
of Small Boy struck by Auto.

An inquest by a coroner's jury will
be held Thursday night in the death
of Frank Shuster. years old, who
sas knocked down and killed in front
If hts home. 2o5 South Union street,
last week by an automobile driven
by Norris Giantz. 1908 Tatnall street.
In Municipal Court on Monday the
case was continued until after the
coroner's inquest. Glantz is charged
with manslaughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
You Can Haze a
Vacuum, Cleaner

Once again, don't get out Of proportion in sisa
and weight to your apartment.
We SELL and recommend heartily to ths mistrsss~&
any small house or apartment the 11-pomd in vacuum
cleaner which will answer all her needs.
Thoroughly efficient in action, durable In its e1mxun-
ton it is easy carry from to up ~
down stairs will take little tn that Of
the kitchen or some other where you hxve to
keep it
For every apartment, bungalow cottage doesn't
tain housemaids closet nowadaysI -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
BIDS OPENED TO-DAY
FOR FIRST UNIT OF
NEW PORT TERMINAL
Continued from page I.

Delaware and Christiana down to tho
aennsylvrnia Railroad bridge near
ne mouth OF the Brandywine. II is
asked that tho river be given uni
form depth of IS feet between these
points. The width will vary from
900 feet opposite the intersection OF
The specification and proposals for
the quay wall. cargo sheds and ap-
purtenant work in connection with
the initial unit, have been arranged
under the careful supervision of John
Meigs, consulting engineer.
The proposed terminal. for which
bids were opened today. and of which
the specifications are descriptive, is
to be constructed along the south
bank of the Christiana river, about
half mile from its junction with
the Delaware river and Immediately
Car Wheel Co, about two miles dis
tant from Market street.
The site OF the terminal is now in
meadow-land. there being no existing
improvements on the property, ex-
cept a few old buildings. The mean
range OF tidal movement here Is about
six feet and the maximum velocity
OF the normal current is about 2h
miles an hour.
What Unit No. Comprises
The work to be done, according to
the specifications, consists of the
preparation of the site for and the
construction of a pile, timber and re-
inforced concrete bcrthing bulkhead
or quay wall. about $50 feet long, and
pile and timber retaining bulkhead,
connected herewith, about 1.100 feet
long; constructing steel and brick
cargo shed. about 120 feet wide, by
wing thereto 12o feet wide by 500 feet
long; small brick pump and
transformer house adjacent to the
transient shed: a small booster pump
house and water tower: small frame
yardmaster's office. near the railroad
car holding yard. and steel and
brick transient shed so feet wide by
500 feet long.
The specifications also call for a
cafeteria and barracks. including all
the appartenant work in connection
lures, paving millwork, plumbing and
other incidentals.
1t is expected that approximately
5000 workers viii be engaged to rush
the work OF the initial unit.
Ocean Traffic PROM Pigeon Point
1t would be impossible and idle to
attempt 10 estimate the amount of
new port business which would re-
suit from the establishment of the
wharves and the contemplated chan
mel improvements for the accommoda-
ton OF sea-going vessels. At present
the only Wilmington wharf at which
overseas commerce is handled is the
heading railroad wharf. at Pigeon
Point which, however, has insuffic-
lent water alongside Of 1t TO permit
direct steamship loading, and all
goods handled thereat are therefore
required to be transferred by car
float or lighter.
Despite the handicap, considerable
foreign tonnage has been handled in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

An Enemy TO the King Those VINO
love. chiyalry. fighting and intrigue
VII find il. and of good quality, IN this
tnok." Exclusively in Every Evening
beslrring Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

The cookerettes in several sizes, includnG
table size which two surface plates food and pi1te
warmer and insulated which may be removed max
ing available an extra unit for boiling.
Think on this sixth day Of July, what an insulated
oven eans-a cool kitchen when you bake roasti
In the cookerette frying and boiling are done In An
enclosed compartment which heat that in other hnds
Of ranges is usually lost creating only comfortable
kitchen but low operating cosnot much above the cnst
of cooking with gas.
They also operate quickly 1ss ranges cooksr-
cite oven heats up in five minutes.
These efficient little electric ranges look neat md
beautiful enough for house-but they mean business
There's one handsome compact model, with an 1872
inch oven broer and four heating plates for boiling and
frying that will 1.-THE work Of large cabinet ranse
If you have electricty- = -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

An Enemy TO the kinS-'-Ihose who
love. chivalry, lighting and intrigue
wlI find il. and OF good quality, in this
book ~ Exclusively in Every Evening.
beginning Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

An Enemy 10 the King-telling OF
roma rrtic adventures on the field with
Henry ". will begin In Every Even
ing Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

Women and children will always
feel safe because there is perfect or
der at Rrandy~ine Springs Park
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

why take long, tirecome ride TO
get recreation. A short trip VIII take
YOU to Sheilpot Psrk.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
"Oh, Holc Cute" or
"HOu Tinyr


or that shows how the Store keeps hourly contset with
the conditions of modern living
Just as we the great hotel or big mansion,
we keep In mind the needs of the small establishment
Many households iron at home though they send
out the washing itself At all events, they do pressing
For them we have provided substantial ironing
stand which folds up FIVE inches thickness. board
to go with it is only four feet long.
Another suggestion: small ironing settee (threefoot
top) will serve both seat and table within the
foor-space, for have seen you have not, the
kitchen where even a chair couldn~ be squeezed ni
A bit smaller than the ordinary kitchen chair is the
folding sepadder chair strong and safe made of oak
unfolding steps, that you needn't stand your
pretty desk chair TO hang your curtains
Of course everybody who cooks small range and,
In fact everybody who values cool kitchen and low
fuel BILL uses fourcompartment steam cooker that
cook three things f1re-hoe.
small size In this most useful tin utens is obtain
able here diameter inches.
AS small a size is needed IN pretty nearly every
utensi Is herel
II your kitchen is little that it puzzles you how
to fit 1t up, bring your puzzle to u.s.
= phi1ade1nhia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Some Wanamaker Suggestions for
Furnishing the Small Apartment
1.-the Works" ofthe Home--TheK Kitchen

Never mind; Aladdin had lamp. but you have cleo
tricywe hope for with the aid of that wizard Of the
Twentieth Century things small and large and hard
become matters of-yes do let's the fashionable