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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1020
News of Pendleton
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MIhh Mori Antoinette Ulndruux left
thin fnurnltiK for Ii Crarnle, when; Hhe
will itttnd a Christian Hclence lecture
tjiiM evening.
JCqiilpineiit to He llouKht.
W, Una HturiffiH and Mra. Chariot
JI Marsh left hint night for Portland
where they will make arranppinenta
for Hie pure ha Me of the new equipment
fur the kitchen of the Church of the
Jtedeemor.
oniiimmP-i io II. .hi t'oiirlnvr.
Pendleton ('omnia ndery No. 7, will
hold a large conclave tomorrow aft
ernoon and evenliiK to confer the
Knight of the Red cross upon a clami
df II candidatex. Beveral visiting
knights are expected to lie present
iiuil a hamjuet mipper at G ISO l m.,
Is a part of the eeremonlen.
l.muo i'immI Nearly Attained.
More than two mlllionH of the fund
With which the Chamber of Com
merce of the United HtateH plans to
hulld u magnificent building of com
merce In Washington, D. C. has hern
iuhserihed, according to a letter re
cefved by the Pendleton Commercial
Association today. The structure will
t oHt $S,?ftO,000 and the ehamher hopes
io have the entire amount underwrit
ten by lU annual meeting thl summer.
Benefit DftnOO Tomorrow Night,
ThV first annual benefit dance of
the lOagle 'n lodge of Pendleton will be
given tomorrow nijfht at Ka;le-Woodman
hull. The dance Ih for the bene
fit of the cemetery fund of the lodge
and the money will be UMed for the
up-keep of the. cemetery plot and for
the hcadstonee. Mutuo or the dunce
tomorrow nlfht will be by Fletcher'M
Jazz, orchestra.
IVarMtii Will MaU. Addition.
Bnoctn I'eai'Nou whh iHHiu'd u permit
this ultc.noon to niiikc an add (ion
IdH dwelling at 1310 Kuhi Court street jfl
at u cost of $800.
Church Ix'iitfiie Not Vet Organ iw-d.
Four teaniK are assured the Inter
mediate Hcctlon of the clty'H church
league but the MfltOr division Ih not
yet organized. according to Cash
Wood, V. 11, c. A . Hecretnry for lina
ttllg county. All save the Christian
church have Joined the IntermcdlatCH
Kfforts nre being made to got ut least
four teamH in both league ho that
games can be scheduled and played
at once.
IHcK.ns Sell Home.
Pendleton frlendM of Mr. and Mrs
John Uohh I HckHon, of Portland) fi
merly of Pendleton, have received
uewM that they have Hold their homr
in Irvlngton and will In future reoldl
tt the Mullory hotel.
Millinery SHiools BoUcdtlled.
Miss DOOllttlO, millinery expert from
O. A. C, will be In Pendleton April
'11 to open a millinery nchool, with the
UHslHtance of MImh Ella May Harmon,
county demonHtratlon agent. She wilt
hold the school here April 27. 2 1 and
BO, and May 1, and will hold a elm Mar
school in Pilot Hock April 28 and 3a.
For the benefit of those who cannot
attend the school here in the day
time. It will be kept open at night alno.
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Fresh
Tillamook
Cheese
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
If you like a rich, mild cheese, PHONE
"101" for a pound of Tillamook at 45c.
Our quick turn-over makes it possible for
us to have a fresh stock at all times.
"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
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lUtlnfall In .15.
Kainfull last nlghL totaled .15 ln h
e, according to the report, of Major
l-ee Moorhonse, weather observer
The maximum temperature today I'
58, while the minimum Ih 34. Tin
barometer registers 2110, and ;ih it fi
still low it indicates continued storm.
fVi-manciH-r of Office Assured.
'Die Tmatilla National Forest head
quarters will remain In Pendleton,
according to a letter from QeorgC H.
Cecil, district forester, to C. K. Cn
Htan, secretary of the Pendleton Com-1
men ial Association. The association I
heard a rumor that the office was to
be removed from Pendleton, but a-
surrnnre is elven that Pendleton will
continue to be headquarters for the
forest service.
Walla Walla Wheiit book Well.
Wheat In the Walla Walla valley
further advanced than In this county
and looks very well, Henry Collins, lo-
onl grain dealer, said today. Nearly
all the fields Mr. Collins saw on his.
jtrip to Walla Walla yesterday showed
the train to ho In Rood condition. In I
'the Athena-Weston country there have
! been heavy rains and except for a few
nlacen where farmers are reseedmR.
conditions appear excellent. Not
'such heavy April rains In years have
fallen as durinR this month.
I Wcton Youths to Hike.
Vrttiths nf WphIoii will be taken Sat-
nrday on a Y. hike similar to that held
here two weeks ago. with Cash Wood.
rmintv Y M C. A. secretary.
,.h.irL'p other towns of the county
viuitnrl neh Saturday that!
,.'Adihr nArmitN of a hike. After Mr.
Wood has taken pToupa from most of
the towns, he will prepare ror oer-
niRht hikes with croups ironi
irm-na nnii Intpr tilan for a sum-
mer camp in the mountains to which
hnvs from all over the county will
come.
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j Hell Women Meet,
I TfliT women met yesterday for
i itiiAntMiHnn nf n nrcstire eonker
, k.. fiuu i.n-, Mn v Harmon
Miimtv rirmonstratlon aent. The r
oookor, loanad throuRh the courtesy of j
the TaylOr Hardware company, cookeo
0 rhicken in 30 minutes, while onions
M t nnl:o,l In 1 It 11)111-
i utes. Toe i iienx mmmi "
! irAA the demonstration brought
InnrhM ttnd the affair was in the
Mure of a picnic. Miss Harmon saw
instruction also in the making
dress forms.
"See Me Before
The Fire"
T. K B SUB GAMBIA) OUT OF TAKMIN'G
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company Is g;ct
titiR out a new policy that will guarantee the farmer
that he will not lose any money on his grain crop.
This la thu finest protection ever offered to any bus
iness man. The banks all over the country ara en
dorsing the policy and recommending- It. Let us show
you the protection offered.
JOE KERLEY
Victor? Medals Mov,- Slowly.
Veterans of the world war who
ire
entitled to victory medals as members
of Oregon's fiirhtinir forces are slow
in cnll fur their medal according te
Perry U Idleman. who is dlatrlboUnc
the medals at the American N'ationa
lt..-.k. Most of the veterans in Pen
dleton and Immediate vicinity resided
in Oreiion at the time "f their enlist
ment and. if Bach, are entitled to the
medal. Former service men must
have the award of the medal recorded
n their discharge.
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Insn ranre, Loans, ' j
Seal Estate, Grain
721 Main . ..., tll Pendleton
Sheriff Hot Itronze .Iiilallfoii.
Sheriff Til Taylor today received
from the V. S. mint a bronze medal
lion hearing the portrait of Wood row
; Wilson on the obverse and a statue of
I Victory and Peace on the reverse. The
medal was cast at one of the govern
! ment mints after an assay test. Sher
iff Taylor was atmointcd on a com-
I iiiissii.ii to to Wa mi rt lit (luulil tsts ill
j February but was unable to go to
Philadelphia to serve. His name is
j engraved on the edge of t he medai
lion.
1920
Building will surpass the highest building rec
ord this country has ever known. If you plan
on building a home or any other building, come
in and see us. Let us show you our plans and
explain how by the use of forethought and taste,
in design, combined materials selected, you can
procure something worth while. Free service
to our customers in assisting them to solve their
building problems. Remember we always have
plenty of good Rock Springs Coal on hand.
OREGONyBER
(WATCH THIS SPACE)
Woman' Sentence. Sumk'iuImI.
Out in Combs' Canyon therp are no
traffic rules about driving an auto
over a fire hose, keeping away from
white lines, etc. For that reason the
sentence of a $5 fine for driving over
city fire hose, imposed against Mrs.
D. H. Warner, was suspended by Po
lice Judge Thomas Pita Gerald today.
Mrs. Warner promised not to make
the same mistake again. John Doe ;
charged with having' the muffler on
Ills machine cut out, was fined $," and
D. 'C (urdane. of Heppner, charged
with speeding on the city streets, paid
a fine of $5.
TWO ACU10S FOR CAMP t.HOl M
(Continued from page 1.)
With coal prices due for an advance,
the council decided to advertise fofc
bids DOW for the winter's supply or
I fnpl Tim rnnmlrr will ml vnrt for
(bids at once and there will be about
two carloads purchased.
Survey for llay i. round
Another piece of city-owned prop- j
arty In the east end, near the propeo
ed antO camp ground, waa recommend
ad for improvement a a children i
play ground. City Knglneer Ha es j
was asked to survey off lwth the play i
ground and auto camp sites. He sug- !
nested that he make t he dimension j
' and countour surveys and turn over
the plans to a landscape gardner to
ptft.ii a sightly park and camp site. I
Thtri WM taken under advisement by
the council.
New street grades In three paving
districts on the north wide were pre
sented by Mr. Hayes and adopted by j
the council. They include lllalne
street from Wilson to Martin, Oarfleld j
from Jackson to Martin. Mark from ,
l sc the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 520
Other Dcpts. 78
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
siivicK Other Depts. tS
di.i ;to.n-s i.i aiii.n. stout
-ANY ONE CAN SELL GOODS. . WE SELL SERVICE AS WELL.. A FINE COMBINATION.
mSHIOH PARR
STAMERER
THE STANEREK FEATURE
IS RECOGNIZED AS A STAND
ARD METHOD OF TREAT
MENT EMPLOYED BY, THE
FASHION PARK DESIGN
ING ROOMS IN GIVING
AN ERECT APPEARANCE
TO THE JACKET OF
THE BU S INESSISUIT)
IT ASSISTS IN THE BALZ
ANCE AND GIVESTHE
ERECT, SUBSTANTIAL EF
FECT CONSIDERED SO FA
VORABLY this spring:
' CUSTOM SERVICE H-lTltOUT
THE ANNOYANCE OF A TKY-O.V
READY- TO-PVT-ON
TAILORED AT FASHION FARK
Tlit Man. m Man'i Book ok Drill, iircoi
$40.00 to $35.00
Other Makes $25.00 to $60.00
SHOES!
SHOES!
Fashion decrees that Pumps and Oxfords with jaunty ribbon ties will be worn by women who "know."
This store has an enviable reputation for showing the latest style novelty as well as the best in fashionable
footwear. Note these reasonably priced for Spring footwear in our newest models.
Black Kid Pump, leather Lou
is heel, medium high instep,
good fitting pump. dJO CA
Price PO.UV
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Black Kid one eye ribbon tie,
leather Louie heel, jQ AA
conservative dressv last'"'
Black Kid Oxford, military
heel, flexible sole. JO QQ
3 - Specials - 3
Black Kid one eye ribbon tie,
leather Babv Louie heel, conser
vative last, the low JRO
Patent Colonial Pump, Louis
heel, hand turn sole. (J QQ
Price
Bronze Kid low instep pump,
covered Louis heel, tfJO 7C
hand turn sole 1
Black Kid tongue pump, light
welt sole, military Q QQ
Matlock to Bush, rerkins from the more to have the council define the
Harkea I'm m Uliwhl iaM
LAXAT1VK BROMO Ql'lNCNK Tblft
rllvtt ihe Headache by ciirine the
Told. A tonic laxative and aerm d-
Mrnvfr. bonk for aianalurt R. W
QROVfl ou bo. JOc.
Mill Race to Haley, ami Logan from
Mark te Raley.
win Grade Olieel
A petition from Interested property
owners to establish jrrade on Jef
ferson street from WeehtnfftOfl to Wil
son ntreet wan frrantecl. The owners
lo not con teni plate tm proving; the
streei as it would be too steep for traf
fie but tleHire that the grade !.,. fixed
to conform fwlth the streets It Inter
sects. Owing- to the extra work which the
flu epidemic placed upon him. flty
Physician H- .1 Kavanangh was Rrant
ed epttra pny of l."n. (mplalnt wa.
made by City Attorney .Limes A. Fee
thnt reeerde of the oltjr :re not filel
in the vault hi any order so that they I-o . W
can he peached easily. The house : Mark
eemewtttee ea instmcte! ie work
limtta of Washington street caUIIIOI ne
granted, the city attorney said, be
muee that function is one of the courts
and not of the council.
REALTY TRANSFERS
DEEDS.
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Ki. VayM Fruit Co. t
Blctorn, i XK 1-4 x l-
sw r.. Ti. 4. n. It :s.
.1 t, Korinek to Earl l4awyer. $1.
rk 1. MM4VI Atld. Pend.
. sturtpvaot to John R
Rauvaa. i sk 1-4 sv t-4. set-, is.
with th. .-ttv recorder on a svstf in of:Ti I, f. K. .-.
fllitijr. Aut:it!.t t:;iH.r to Alfred Samln. $1.-
The petition of Mrs. Bllen Uvcr-!CP. run of XK 1-4 NV 1-4 Sr.-. II
T. 4. V. It sr..
ft M. Sawtelle to Oordon A. Smart.
99tHV Lot 9. Block "A" South Pend.
Frank K. Fouler Admr.. to 3. C.
Cter.ivnK, jm.;no. fts ". s & s.
1-MtH I: in. oriKinal town of Pendleton.
ivter tlunls to Geo. Oeanakopulas.
tl 0t-. S SK 1-4 and SE 1-4 SV
1-4. See. 12. Tp. 2. K. R. 31: mete and
bound traet See. IS, Tp. 2. X. U. 31,
B 3-1 SV 1-4 and XK 1-4 SV 1-4. Sec.
T. Tp. 2.X". R. S2.
X. Hie Hull to C. A. Smith. $1.00.
m ot I and 4. block 32, I'mutilla.
14. W. t'ollins to K. A. Keilke. $10.
VI' 1-4 SK 1-4. SV t-4 NK 1-4. W
1-2 SK 14 and SE 1-4 SV 1-4. Se. i:,.
Tp. 2. X. R. 34.
J. 0. Bean to J. E ftuMWOft, $1.
Portion of SK 1-4 SK 1-4. Sc. 22. Tp.
3. N. R. S.
lxe W K.bert to Oeo. E. Rohei ta.
Ijilld In Ixt I. Sec. ft, Tp. 4. N". R 37.
Geo. Ed. Roberts to Jesse Doner.
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j$10. Same description us ul'ove
Ft. Wayne Fruit Co. to Clara
BtOOOl, $t. VV 1-2 NW l-t NK
NK 1-4 See. 5. Tp. 4. X. R. I.
H. l. Hughes to ;. R Mluear. lots
.1 to 12. inclusive, block a atul all of
Block 6. Xiehols Add. Milton. BtacU
l. of Nichols 2nd Add. Mil'on.
I J. I. Birdsell. trustees. t. lellert
jStantord. $1100. Mete and DOWMl
'tract in Block 2. Riverside Add. Mil
i ton.
S. A. Munninu to B. Strfoiji
l$24oo. k l-' NK 1-4 SE 1-4, Sec :..
Tp. :., X. R. 2K.
Minnie CtOtfi to Marv I. Ieper.
!$r,o. Lot 7. Block I; Kirks 3rd Add
! Athena.
M. A. Suirtevant to J. J. Spare.
$110 Lots t. IT. II and in. Block 2.
south add. Pilot Rock.
V V Wade to J. W. Perkins. 11.4
(ftoo. Mete and bound tract in Ire-
and's Add. Milton.