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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-29
CITY BONDS WILL Be
FOUND LEGAL, IS WORD


Attorneys for the Harris Trust and
Savings Bank OF Chicago win approve
the legality Of the city Of Pendleton
sewer bonds authorized for the pur-
pose of constructing the septic tank,
according to information received by
telegram this morning by City At
torney II, J. Warner from the Chicago
institution,
Receipt Of this news assures the
securing of the money on the bonds,
and the fact that the legality OF the
issue Is beyond question will enable
construction work to start within y
comparatively short time. The letting
Of the contract laRt "Wednesday night
to tho Inland Construction co. was
contingent on the legality of the bonds
being approved by the banking house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-29
WHEAT PRICES SHOW
CONSIDERABLE DROP

Wheat prices show q considerable
decline today May grain closing at
s11S "a at s1,1S SIS and September
at si16 ga. saturday the quotations
were May si.24 1-2. July f$l.22 Ia
and September sl.lS 7-S.
Following are the quotations receiv-
ed BY Overlook s. Cooke, local brok-
ers;s
Wheat.
Open High Low Close
May s1.25 $129 s1.1s% si.isxR
July 1,22% t23% 1.1sh 1.1s&
Sept. 11sh l.is% 1,1sM 1.isx
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-29

2-z.is-a ilias ) aaA2'sies = sIessila=
hocSs arr seriously over asCd. but II
Is believed that il will take a very at
tFactive market to draw any great per
eentage OF them 20 the shambles be
cause Of the apparent acuteness OF the
shortage in young stock 10 replace
them. Young ewes are in strong de-
mand all over the West= and lids OF
sS-sls per head have not disiodge6
many. Moreover. il seems certain
that very few Young western eEes wiz.
reach market centers during the COM
ing season.
Wool trade in the West has been
mildly excited of late. with many
fleeces selling on the sleeps backs
at SSe-SSc. and some clips, in addition
to the wen-advertised Jericho pool
clip. selling up TO 40c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-29

Tiae collision IS believed due 20 the
heavy pan OF smoke which MAS blown
over the rVer hy the east wind
The Weleh Prince was Out bound
and heavily headed with lumbtr Ter
the orient and the IOWan was inbound
10 Portland from Seattle. Altoona IS
about ten miles east OF Astoria.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-29
THREE HOME RUNS
Continued from page 1.)

NContihued from page ID
second. Cary walked, Olson hit to
short, who threw wild to first, scoring
Peterson. Best recovered and threw
to Griggs, who dropped the ball, let
ting Cary in.
This ended the Buckaroos' run
making for the day. The visitors
scored two in the Sth after two were
down with singles by Bridgewater and
Pickett, and errors by Doty and Bet
ties. In the final canto they made
three more for good measure. Cum
minis was safe on fielder's choice
and Clark crashed his second homer
over the center field fence. Not to be
outdone, Rridgewater hit the frs.
ball pitched to him almost to the river
for circuit drive. Thus ended the
ball game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-29

Yesterdays Results.
At Portland 1912. Salt Lake ,
, se.S. =
At I.ps Angeles. 81. San Fran ,
cisco AZ. =
At Srattle Sc. Sacramento :
= SIS. =
, At Oakland 7-6. Vernon s-Is. =
Hnw the Series Ended. =
At Portland S games. Salt =
= Lake came. at Los Angeles =
= games san Francisco 3 games =
: at oal land games. Vernon =
= games, at Seattle . games. Sac Z
& ramen' games. =
: whcr the Teams Play This =
= Week. =
Saer nento at Portland, Salt =
= lake - Seattle. Oakland at San ,
= Francisco, Vernon at Los An Z
geles. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-29

disputes. signed as manager with
side agreement under which he was
to be Internationally released il he
failed to come to terms at any later
time with the Seattle club as man.
, 1922-05-16

aiency- When tho career OF such an
one Is ended the event Is mourned As
a public calamity. All feel the shock
all hasten TO bestow the tribute Of
their orrow
Therefore. IN the death OF Brother
Kemp. be 1t hereby
Resolved. by Casper Lodge No. 1853.
Benevolent M Protective Order of
Eks. that we extend to his bereaved
wife and relatives our deep sympathy
in this their great sorrow and sfflic-
ton: that this Memorial and these
Resolutions be made a part of the
Lodge Record. afcopy presented to
the widow as a mark Of our affection
for our departed brother@and that this
testimonial may in time impress upon
the minds OF tho fatheriess. now with
out understanding. the fun realization
and knowledge CO n father Who gave
his best for all mankind.
Resolved, that this Memorial and
these Resolutions be printed in the
public press and the EIk's Bulletin.
And DO II further
Resolved. that the charter OF our
lodge 10 draped In mourning for a
period OF one month
w. W. SLACK.
A E.. SrIRRErT,
JOHN BRYNE, Committee
Dated April 7. 1922.
, 1922-05-16
AND RESOLUTIONS
On THE DEATH OF
ROBERT T.. KEMP.

Again another LIFE Of love, OF service
to mankind. is now but a sweet and
blessed memory. he. who, with great
est Tenderness. with true fidelity. dis
charging the duties OF life so well. has
reached his journeys end. here on
earth.
spirit never passed from this life to
enrich the realm OF a future state
Robert T. Kemp departed this life
with smiling courage. with creates.
fortitude Sunday. April twenty-third.
nineteen hundred twenty-five. His life
gentle. his death sublime. upon his
brow has been set the seal OF everiast-
ing peace Cut down in tho prime OF
life. tho vigor Of manhood. in the be-
ginning OF world successes. a business
career OF bright promise, and life of
human service, which tho fond anti
~cipations OF his friends mad confidently
predicted. his loss is lamentable.
Robert 7. Kemp's life was spent in
service TO man. His was a high order
of talent. Ind he possessed those noble
qualities which so exalt and dignity
the human character-moral courage
and integrity.
There are none WHO did not admire
his greatness of soul. his qualities OF
mind and heart, and Casper Lodge No,
1853, Benevolent and Protective Order
OF E1ks. cherishes a feeling of pride in
beholding in brother an independ,
ent spirit which did not bend to circurr,
stances, and the uncompromisinr in
tegrity h n would not yield to expe
, 1922-05-16
INDIVIDUAL MARKET stalls MADE AVAILABLE HERE
LAUNDRY LOCATION WILL WILL Be REMODHED

A market place where the wares
or different dealers win be displayed
and sold in individual stalls Is to be
the innovation of o. I. Thompson.
owner OF the building In which was
formerly situated the Casper Steam
laundry at Sixth and Woicott- Over
10000 feet Of floor space Is made
available by tho fact hat the Casper
Steam laundry in consolidating with
the Troy laundry moved its ma
chinery from the building.
Booths VIII be rented. according
to Mr.. Thompson. about $500 cheap
er than the same size OF floor space
would 5 in the hezrt of town.
Thess booths VII. be obtainable only
by responsible persons. many OF
whom have already achieved success
In tho line they represent at some
other site. Barbershop. meat mar
ket. confectionery. Grocery. vege-
table stand. fruit stand, hardware
department baby shop. h~aberdash-
, 1922-05-16

~. and toy department are a few
examples OF what are usually found
in such market places
Many applications have como into
the management for space. but most
Of thase are held up until definite
knowledge OF the applicants bust
ness czn be obtained II Is not dc
sired to get moro than n or two
stands issuing the same kind Of
are
Work on the inside OF the building
Is going on al n rapid rite The
entire interior is being repainted and
tho booths have beon marked Off
with comfortable aisles between
them There Will be three entrances
on sth street and one on Railroad
Homo products will DO the spec
iaity of all the enterprises conccrned
, 1922-05-16
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap Of Happiness 1t Would
Bring to Casper Homes

What n Heap Of Happiness 1t Would
Bring to Casper Homes
Hard to do housework with an ach'
ing back
Brings you hours of misery at
leisure or at work.
If women only knew he cause =
that
Backache pains often como from
yea kidneys.
"Twould save much needless woe
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys. Ask our neighbor-
Read what a Casper citizen says:
Mrs. Thomas Clarey. 707 South Wal
nut street, says, Since I last recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills a few
years ago, telling of the good they
ha6 done another of the family. I have
had occasion to take them myself.
Doan's have always cured. any attack
of kidney trouble L have had n ]
have a great deal of faith in them. ]
gladly recommend Doan's to anyone
troubled with n weak and aching back
or n other trouble caused by dis
ordered Kidneys"
Price COO, AZ all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Deans Kidney Pills - the came that
Ms. Clarey had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Mrs. Buffalo. N. ADV.
, 1922-05-16
Goodbye BoiIs!
Rid Y 90 Of Boils. PzmpsA.
Blackhe.ds and SKIN Eruptio.&

A bon IL q volcAno--yuur blood %
90 chuck fun Of poisons that th>ss
-bofr' out into = boil They'll keep
boiling ~ until you destroy them
the most powerful bl~ood-clezns.rs
known 20 sciencA s. s g. has %
the test of time. ms power OF iz
Ingredients Is Acknowledged by auth
orinea- Its m dictnal Ingredients are
to be purely vegetable
Right off. IL clears the skin of ptm-
piles. boIls. biotchex blackheads. acne.
rash and other skin srupctons
and hoes Il thoroughly. II drives out
tho blood impurities which cause
makes the blood rich and
pure builds up lost feah- IL helps to
manufacture new blood cenzr-th2tn
one OF It's secrets S 5. & Is DID At
drug stores In two 7tzea The hr-
ger size Is the more economical
, 1922-05-16
CityBriefs

M. D.. Barnett. Of Denver. who owns
n branch house in Casper, was among
the visitors at the chamber of com
merce luncheon today.
Fred B.. Simpson, fire insurance
agent from Denver. is in the city.
Henry Ricks Is visitor from Den
yer. Mr.. Kicks is in the harware bust
ness in the Colorado capital.
, 1922-05-16

insurance man. returned yesterday
morning from Denver where she
spent the past week attending to AZ.
fairs incident to closing up the estate
OF the deceased
W. D. Weathers. president of the
Fargo oil company a returned from
a short business trip to Denver.
T. r. Algeo of the Sinclair-wyoming
on company has returned here after
having spent the past week in Denver
on company business.
Mr- c. r. Hagens LEFT yesterday for
s,wera1 weeks visiting with friends
AID relatives She VIII return by way
81 Chicago and St Louis. During
her stay in St Louis Mrs Hagens
VIII attend the closing exercises Mt
Principal college and viii be accom-
panied to Casper by her son William
who is a student at the institution
r. w. Grsuiich- Marmon represen.
tative Is in Casper for a few days
Charles shoblon. local contractor.
is put OF town on a business trip to
S~cottsbiuff and other points in Ne
braska- He will return this evening.
Joe Mansfield went to Denver last
night Mr.. Mansfield has the agency
for no Packard and Overland cars
II. w. Hugo. TEENS OF man. rs in
Casper fer n few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dudley who have
lived IN Casper for nor than n year,
went to Denver Sunday to establish
residence.
Mrs. Harry Hone has Joined her
husband at Newcastle, wyo. Mr.. Hone
is In the printing business there.
Lorraine Frankie who is In the Of.
fees of tho Producers and Refiners'
corporation. will leave for California
Sunday. Miss FRANKIE will visit for
several months in the popular coast
state She has many frieads there
W. c. Blu, who is with the Leo C.
Moore company win be back from
Tulsa. Okla. tomorrow where he has
been for several days on business for
tho company.
NJ T. Rathvon. general superinten.
cent OF Western States OIL and Land
company. returned Sunday from Salt
Creek Mr.. Rathvon was there for
several days looking after oil inter,
esta
W. n. Leavitt returned from Den.
yer yesterday. Mr.. Leavitt spent sew.
ersl days there IN business connected
with the Wyoming Refining company.
A s. RoSch. state law enforcement
commissioner is in Casper today or
business connected with the interests
OF his department.
H L. Seidel and Frank Lee, oper
atives of the sheriffs office have re.
turned from Cheyenne where they
were called Sunday to assist In the
prosecution of drug and other cases
in federal court.
, 1922-05-16
DEFENDANTS
ARRIVE At CAPITAL

CHEYENNE. wyo.. May 1s-Niae-
teen drug addlcts brought hero from
Casper to answer charges In the Unit
ed States court, have been quiet since
their arrival under administration by
the county Jail physician OF drugs in
judicious quantities to those OF the
u~nforunates most in need Of such
treatment All of the prisoners are
charged with violation of tho Harri-
son drug act
, 1922-05-16
Three Rescued
By Boy Scouts

CHICAGO. May 1s.1Three men at
the point Of death In Lake Michigan
after their small rowboat had capsized.
were rescued yesterday by o boy
scouts When the third man had been
landed. n OF the rescue victims Of
fered the scouts leader n dollar bin
for n reward" II was not accepted.
The men refused to give their names.
, 1922-05-16
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER
PLACED UNDER ARREST

Charged with retailing liquor. r. F.
Hampton OF $40 North Ash street was
arrested this morning by Messrs.
Wade. Jones and Alms.cad. operatives
of the state law enforcement depart
ment Hampton is said to have en-.
gagged in a lucrative rad and o nave
retailed contraband liquor in quanti-
ties.
, 1922-05-16
AIaccabees Meet
Al I. O. o. r. Hall
Personals

D. A. Curtis and w. B. Look are
here from jamestown. N. Y
H. d. Curtis of Thermopors is in
Casper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz went
to Denver Sunday.
r. NJ. Bartholomew is back from
Denver, where he was for several days
on business
Mrs. r. t. Kemp. widow of the
late r. T. Kemp. prominent Casper
, 1922-05-16
GIVE A BABY SYRUP PEPSIN
Constipation. biliousness and
like annoying ills will
quickly disappear

A MOTHER is always anxious
n to give the safest and best
medicine to n coustipated baby,
but is puzzled which to select.
Lether decide by the ingredi-
ents on the package.
Every bottle Of Dr. Caidwell's
Syrup Pepsin has the formula
printed plainly on the outside
of the carton under the portrait
of DR.. Caldwell, who wrote the
prescription in 1892. You will
find that it is q combination of
Egyptian SIENNA and other
simple laxative herbs with pep
sin. It will not grippe the baby,
and it is free from narcotics.
A bottle sufficient to last a
family several months can be
had at any drug store, and the
cost is only abouta cent n dose.
While no one, young or old,
need take a drastic purgative
like salts or calomel, be espe-
cially careful what you give a
, 1922-05-16
Dorothy Seaman
celehnies Birthday.

Dorothy Seaman
c-elehrates Birthday.
- r5,.Ie Dorothy Seaman celebrated
s.venth birthday today by enter
airing tho first grade Of East Casper
-esooi- Games were ri~yed and re-
.-..huents consisting OF ice cream-
-,ax and Individual cakes decorated
-+,h candles and pink icing wer
served. Mrs Seaman was assisted by
NJ. Foster. tho teacher. and Mrs
c. A. Sanford
syuurgas 30 Mef
with Mrs Piummer.
The regular meeting OF the synur-
- Of St Marks church win take
-,aoe this evening at s O'Clock at the
home Of Mrs. c.. p. Pfummer in the
-Bfackmore apartments
Mrs. johnson 10
Give Bridge Luncheon
A delightful bridge luncheon. with
"a guests present. VIII be given to
noTow ut 1 p. m. At tho home of
Ms J. w. johnson. 1114 South
nayid street Decorations decided on
are yellow and white
n.Iphian Society to
[Mcet win Mrs. Hanway.
The regular meeting of the Del
phlan society VIII be held at h home
n Mrs. ]. e. Hanway tomorrow aft
ernoon at $50 O'Clock.
Last Meeting Of
Tuesday Tea Club.
MIS-. Arthur Schultz. 1of. East
s~,ond. is entertaining tho Tuesday
Tea club today. This is the last meet
ing of the I for the season.
Tuesday Bridge Club
Meeting Today.
Mrs. Andrew Morrison Is entertain-
ing tho Tuesday Bridge club today.
BAPTIST Ladies to Meet
Mrs. Thomas Garrett
Tho ladies of the Baptist church
are invited to the home of Mrs. C. D.
Polling, S54 South Grant. VI tl--sday
afternoon at ESQ to r-tt Mrs
THOMAS Garrett OF Denver. SECRETARY
Of tho White Gross society.
Rsbelahs 10
Meet Wednesday.
The Natrona Rebekah lodge No. -
win meet in the I. o. o. f. hall s
D. m. Wednesday. There win be
Nelection of officers snd comforting of
~initiatory degrees.
Dcrve~ Mafrgn Visiting
Daughters IN Casper.
Mrs w. W. Kemp. prominent Den
ven matrcu. is visiting IN Casper as
tho house guest of her daughters Mrs.
Glenn Ldttlefield, 1877 South Park
street and Mrs. p N. Chaplin. 4S1
South Lincoln street. The visitor VIII
be the incentive for many social gath
erings during her stay of q month in
Casper.
Y. W. o. A. Dinner Rally
Scheduled Thursday.
The dinner and rally which
weather man prevented last week VIII
be held on Thursday evening at h
Christian church tabernacle Mt $50
o'clock. The postponement has noi
effected either h crowd or the pro
gram and the affair VIII
be a great success. -.
Every membership rally that is held
is thrown open to all n zach one IN
yariably brings many new members TO
Fthe association. This meeting VIII
probably be no exception
The chief topic OF h evening VIII
be a discussion of the hoped for girls
camp.
Maccabces Meet
At L. O. O. F. Hall
The women's Benefit association OF
the Maccabees met last night at h
I. o. O.. F. hail. A new mi In the
person OF Mrs Burkett WINS initiated
into the order. Election OF two OH
GERS took place. Mrs. Margaret Grow
Their became commander and Mrs Z.
F. Faussett'was elected to the post OF
lieutenant commander.
After the business session refresh
r-z,4. x-oro carUad
, 1922-05-16

Ladies', for appointment call Betty's
Beartv ParIor. phone 4s7J. 5-15-st.
, 1922-05-16

NOTICE
Oouns wfere dancing Is divine.
Opening DrsamA-f Foot Garden
Dancing Pavilion. wednesday MAY
IL. Corner II sDd Harrison streets.
North Casper 5-Is-It.
, 1922-05-16

= rattIe Dorothy Seaman celebrated
~ seventh birthday today by enter
aiming tho first grade of East Casper
srbooL. Games were Pssyed and re-
,,cahnents consisting OF ice cream
-,dv and individual cakes decorated
-i,h candles and pink icing were
.,rved. Mrs- Seaman was assisted by
Nf-. Foster. the teacher. and Mrs.
G A. Sanford
, 1922-05-16

NJ T. Rathvon. general ~supertnten-
OF Western States OIL and Land
returned Sunday from Salt
Creek Mr.. Rathvon was there for
several days looking after oil inter
ests.
, 1922-05-16

child. Some contain minerals, coal
tar and other drugs that might
prove dangerous by over stimu-
lating the intestines or depressing
the heart. The ingredients OF
DR.. Caldwen's Syrup Pepsin are
recommended by the U. S.
Pharmacopoeia-
Half Ounce Bottle Free
Frv e5rrpe~ ecnnipar5oa, 90 exn 1 you do not
rrqrdre a lnafise at this morenf lt me send
you a Hdt-Otnoe Trial Borie Of my Syrap
Pspsin FREE OF CHARGE 80 thar you ual
have IL handy uhen NEEDED. Simply send yosu
nasne and aadrrss 60 d.. W. B. Caldwell, ,r<
Washington ST. hoanoelo. III. Wrir me today.
, 1922-05-16

w. c. Hin. who is with the Leo c
Moore company win be back IRON
Tulsa Okla tomorrow where he ha,
been for several days on business fol
tho company.
, 1922-05-16
DdphIan Society to
'Mcet with Mrs HEuwRy.

The regular meeting Of h Del
milan society VIII be held at the home
Of Mrs. J.. f. Hnnway tomorrow aft
r-noon at $50 O'Clock.
, 1922-05-16
Mrs. johnson to
Give Bridge Luncheon

A delightful bridge luncheon. with
q guests present. wfn be given to-
morrow Mt 1 p. m. ut tho homo of
Mrs J. w. johnson. 1114 South
navid street. Decorations decided on
are yellow and white
, 1922-05-16
sruurgae 30 Meet
with Mrs Pfummer.

The regular meeting OF the synur.
- Of St Marks church will take
-iaoe this evening at s O'Clock ut the
home of MIS-. c. p. Piummer in the
Blackmore apartments
, 1922-05-16

h L. Seidel and Frank Lee. oper-
atives of the sheriffs office have re-
turned from Cheyenne where they
were called Sunday to assist IN the
prosecution of drug and other cases
in federal court.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

Rev. Joseph Selden Of Norwich preach
"a 81 the Taffvilis Congre gstiVnai church
SUNDAY morning.
Many cases Of ivy poisoning are re-
ported IN the village.
william g. Kendall and daughter. Mrs.
Theodore Goodrum % Norwich avenue
and SIR and Airs. George J. Meyer and
son George Meyer, Jr.. OF Lisbon. were
SUNDAY visitors with friends in New
Etaford. Mass. making the trip in Mr..
kendsirs motor.
Hiss Iindezarde Grove OF South
street spent the week end Al XIII Care"
CoitsEs al ocean Beach which her par
srf. SIR and iirs. Thomas Grove have
taken Tor the reason.
-fir- Anna e. Besrdow Of Providence
street has opened her summer home
Pine kncil- ~ Pine Grove. Mantle,
Pr ftr season.
Mes Ro-s Murphy Of The whitman tic
State Normal school spent the week at
fns home 81 her parents. Mr and Mrs
Dennis Murphy n South a street
Eirht members Of Ponemah Council
So. "a. \. u G.. ATTENDED the degree
rurk Of ne Mystic Council in Mystic
Friday evening. making the trip by auto
George J. HercuN has resigned his po-
Eirion with the j. r. Martin company.
Ir. David Sussler Of North street
BE- spending few days, with relatives in
Scw York
Harry Mills has resigned his position
rifh the q B. Martin company and has
entered the employ Of the Norwich state
hospital where he will also play on the
baseball team.
HANK Dresser. the noted shortstop
~ The i.i Taftville baseball team spent
ihe wsek end with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Frrtmader 81 Dion street
ar and Mrs. Edmund Hindle and Ed
mend Hindls, Dr.. o. North Slater avenue
ere the guests Of friends in Providence.
r
SIR and Mrs Joseph Laramie of Plain
teid spent SUNDAY with Mr. Laramie
hrothfr-iu-iaW and sister. AR and Mrs
Wnfred smith Of North p street
Sir and Mrs- Alexander F. Reeves oi
Portland. Ne are the guests Of Mr.
Reeves parents. AR and Mrs John
Reeves m Providence street. making the
irir in their auto.
AZ and Mrs. George n. Young ri
North Slater avenue are spending a few
GAYS on cane Cod.
Esward BerEeron n Bristol. Conn.
s1-nf The week end with his brother and
sist-v-in-lsw, Mr. and Mrs Adam Der
r-rc.- ~ BiiSsville road
The carnival operated BY the K. Of c
IN Baltic drew a large crowd from the
village Saturday evening.
~ and Mrs Earle NJ Wood ~ NorfI
slater avenue and William IT, Whitehead
~ South Fourth Avenue were guests Of
friends % BROOKLYN Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Boyle Of Prov
la-nos street spent the week end will
friends in Worcester Mass
Mr. and Mr. Clifford Leon Norman
have returned from their wedding tril
and are a. their home on Pratte avenue
M and Mrs. George Muddeman o
south Front street spent the week en-,
u Worcester. Mass. making the trip il
their auto.