EIGHT PAGES
PACK SIX
FARMERS AT HELIX
RUSH SEEDING WORK
(Social and
personal
RAIXPAIJ, PITS ill'M IX
PUOPFK XllTIO TO i KT
HKST KKNl'I.TS.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENllLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 11U7.
n
oril niton (Ion yesterday f
I on l he tleUft infill reeeptioi,
i Riven lv the wome'i ol
iVndleion in honor .f ihe distinguish-
erf visitor. Mrs. Thomas II. Marshall.
J In the chili nm of the Library. rart
9t and political lins w-ro cast entirely
8trie nnd the aftair assumed the na-
ture of a thoroughly dc moerat ic ani
jj patriotic tribute to a charming' uom
M 11. the mlt of the vice-president oi
. the I'nited States. More than 4""
w omen railed during the lnnr fron:
tt tour to five, ih- prettily decorated
locin Items thronged with a represen-
ti.tive gathering". In the retrieving
line with Mrs. Marshall were Mrs. ;
1. Hie. Mrs. Una H. Sturgis. Mrs. F.
F. JinM. Mrs. Y. 1- Thompson. Mr
in F II. Aldrich and Mrs. J. Kaley.
The punch howl was in charge of
three memlers of the iirls' National
H'mcr Hoard. Miss l.ola 1 losers. Miss
t Sydney Sommerville and Miss Kvelyn
V fcnmmerville. They were assisted hy
mimher of the younger maid.-
.Quantities of gleam if cr white ehry
rtt-Mnthemums and American flag
! rmed the attractive decora t ion v.
Jnst jireced ing t he- recept ion M rs.
,. Marshal was taken for an anto ride
lnMt the city, being accompanied by
Mr. Jmej Johns Sr., Mrs. Mary
I-ane. Mrs. C. o Sturtris. Mrs. Koy
i Hishop, Mrs. K. 1.. Si nit h and Mrs.
Charles Marsh.
est p rod u oe rs. T h c cast w hi c h will
1 rod nee the play in this city has been
eareltiilv selected, and it is said the
mournm- of scenic, electrical effects
etc.. are absolntelv complete in ever
detail. They are playing t packed
houses everywhere and no doubt will
dti the same here.
Word has been re
ton of the marriage
Mays ami 1 rw in 1 el
was .-'olentnixed in T
rent
d in I'emue-
uf Miss lUancl:-'
s 1'arkins which
he 1 Utiles on No
vember -tin. Hoih oiin;i f
well known in ml let on
many friends here. They i
heme a t'ter No vein iter -'l h
Kivri .
i-ople
ind
art-
have
Mrs. C. t. l a IVw and Mrs. W C.
K. i'rintl will be the hostesses to the
Thursday Afternoon fluh tomorrow
afternoon in the club room of the
Library. There will be a short pro
gram on t "at riot ism and Patriotic
Music and afterwards the time will
be devoted to tied Cross work.
The home - f Mrs. .1.
1 24 Jackson v-treet. w ill
of a Fuel Social this
v hich the Parish Aid n
F. Robinson,
be the scene
evening for
f the Church
cf the lieu
interesting
cu and all niciiih
church are eonli
-emer will be hostesses. An
program has been pre pa r-
i.s and friends of th
liy invited to attend.
f.anizatlon, and articles cun he left
at the county libra ry.
The first formal dancing party oj
the season, the lied Cross benefit, for
v hich Pot tnlKhtly Club members will
I v hosts tomorrow evening in Kagle-
Vi(Kliiinn hull is arousing- a keen In
t rest and especially so since the an
nouncement that all contributions will
be used to buy C h r i st m tu pa c k a ge.
ft r our stdtliers and sailors. Not only
( he dance levins contingent but
large number of spectators are plan
ning: to attend, the appeal nf service
and pleasure combined being hard to
resist.
'hi account of the lied Cross bene
fit dance to be given tomorrow even
ing by the Fortnightly ltridge Club,
the meeting' of t he Parent -Teacher
mss eiat ion of the high school has
; been 'postponed until next Tuesday
t veiling.
Mrs. E. Knight,-914 W. Court
has received the following- card of ap
preciation from one of the soldiers at
Camp Licwis: "I cannot explain how
glad I am to receive the comfort hajr
and housewife and how to thank you
for your kindness to the boys of Cmu
tilla county. (SiRtied. Private John S.
Sheasley, Kattery A, 346 t A., Camp
l.l'W is."
! Ouljr Forty aw of Wheat Shipped
h.it JuHii4; vttTcr Owlnjc to
Vice-President and M rs. Marshall
vert rnitrtnlnr d ::i dh.Tier lav; night
tiMhc Hotel pendleiitn. the girsts In
Tluding' only the members of the
Joen h ami women's t .mimitif-i'K aside
from Judge and Mrs. J. W. Maloiiey.
find Mr. ("reel, a friend of tlu- Mar
fthallA from Indiana
Mis. J. IMwin Sharp has
lad it-.-, t.f f te "Mr.'M .a n '
tutu Mrs. Uen net i. state
j- iitl M i s. K ot tit. secretary
S". I!. M.. of Portland, at
ii- Ui r J'riVe. Thursday
Ntive mbei- y at o cha k.
d ilp-
l h
hilt
president,
of the C.
her home
a:ternoon.
t A pretty manifstation of hospital-
Ity was the decoration of Mrs. Mar
" hall's ni'tart merits fluting her visit
. The rooms were t in nsl .rmed
iiuo A bower of flowers ami every lit
"" Tl corut'ort t hai .old add to lier
Ideu-sure Ras provitled. Mrs. Marhuil
preJiiietl kin delight ut the cour
a. tesies extended her and is warm in
her praise of Pen diet tin's ho: pit a Hi y.
t ft hich she characterized as '"whol?
fouled.'
fn Thursday. November Mh, at the
Oreffon theater. - local theatergoers
ill have their first opjiort unity of
witnessing Owen Winter's famoti!
tt-ry. "The Virginian, produced in
l-'Uty form. The stae version was
made by M r. Wister and Kirke La
SJielle the latter befre his death be
ins considered one of America's reai-
I , ' - ..-l-LJ-l
Arrow
-4ive soidiers and sailors
a Merry Christmas'" is the appeal now
b. intf M-r.t tmt by the (led Cross and
ii is finding :t ready response. Fr
the firist time since the Civil War, the
nation, fares- th ludiday sea.;on as a
ft-uniry ut war. Never has thero been
a more wonderful opportunity for real
service. Never has there ben a time
when the true spirit of Christmas,
ton Id be more typien liy manifested.
It's a far try from bleak trenched to
home fireioes but the lied Cross
hopes by means of silts and comforts
to bring just a small share of Christ
mas cheer to the brave men who ar?
so uncomplainingly "doins their bit.''
Here in Pendleton an enormous
amount of enthusiasm is being mani
teated in the Christmas packages. A
special effort is being made to see
that every man h- remembered and
in order to facilitate the work the
l-'ed Cross urges Lhat the packages he
fniform. The ingestion is made that
money j the bwt -contribiuion and
each di tt:ttioi!, no matter liow small,
will ji really aid in bringing cr mfnr:(
to soim one!y boy. Hy purchasing
at wholes-ale. twenty-five cents can
be matte to do the work of Jin cents.
However, .if the donor prefers to buy
or make Ihe articles herself. fruit
cakf. smalt puzzles, playing cards .-did
home made xerap books coniaiiiins
t nf goud sh' it story ami a number
ot interesting anecdotes. not fiver
Txl''" inches are sugireted. From now
on all funds in the Tied Cross contri
bution boxes, will be used for Christ
mas supplies. Money may be sent IT
M rs, Jnhn Vert, secret nry tne
P. W. J.'trmar) of Kcho spent the
riyht in the city.
I 'it 1; Kti-ehof!" is rei.st ered at the
P wnutn I rum 1Mb it If.ick.
Charles lirown of Athena was nn
em if; hi visitor In the city.
. Ii. 1 1. Meengs. well known resident
oi C kiali. Is a Point let on visitor.
James A. Aaron or Kcho. came in
yesterday mid spent the night here.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sloan were here
eifi-day frim their home at Echo,
M r. and Mrs. 1 iarry F-.artholime
of Staniiebl are Pendleton visitors to
d:.y. Mr. ami Mrs. J. I. Wattam of ller
misttfn are up from the west end of
the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Oenrso Caldwell of
t'kiah are down from the south end
of the county.
W. o. iJennis of Echo was among
thf; many here from over the county
last evening.
Pr. Alexander Reid of Stanfield
was amt ns the visitors in the city
last evening.
U. E. Arne. representing the Hoys'
and Girls" Aid Society of Portland, Is
at the Pendleton.
A. Wilson. F. I. Rinehart and H.
IT. NV tt inpham of Enterprise are
i lusts of the Sn. tteorffe.
W, R. Howard was up from Stan
' field last evening to hear the vice
president's address.
Thr. rn a s Ca m i be 1 1 . j i r o m I n e n t H er-nilstf-n
Tiu-rchant, was here last even
in.!; to hear the vice-president speak,
t i. W. Vance, principal of th
schot !s at Nrdin. was amonff those in
last ni'-rht to hear the Marshall ad
dross. . 1 r. n v d "vl rs. J. W. St u rd i va n t
T"'i chamlieriain. OeorRe Warner
: nd Warven t'ibbs were among th.
1 'kiah people here last night for the
Marshall meeting.
figr?" . : -v
'ii Sli t1 - '
cdJwA. Custom ,j
WW that started
Wf' 22 years ago 1
iff and today is
)win fast it 1
lan" eve r Jj
stead of coffee M.
'here's a Reason'Vp;
-C ;v;!:v!
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t East Oregon tan Special.)
HELIX. Nov. Heeding Is helm
rushed since showers bewail, by those
net In favor of sow-inn In the dust.
The Northern Pacific paid the city
; M1 for water obtained during? Octo
her.
t hily 40 cars of wheat were ship
j ped out dtirhiK Octder, due to scar
city of curs.
Two new furnaces have been install
' ed at the school house, the old one
J beinn- insufficient to furnish heat- to
(the building. Cost around $ 1 100.
Mrs. Mary "Lancaster, state prest
! dent f the Rebekahs. will visit the
Evangeline lodge Thursday even in?,
i Nearly half of Helix attended
I Wayne Smith's funeral at Walla Wal
! la Saturday. Floral gifts from school.
Sunday school, Rebekahs and Kntahts
of Pythias lodges, relatives apd
friends covered the casket and mound.
' Uev. and Mrs. W R. Storms arc
1 spending the month visiting their
: dauKhter. Mrs. Kimbrell at Milton,
j Miss Eetha daugihter of M r. and
Mrs. W. H. Alhee. attendinn school at
I M or. mouth, was offered the position
j of teaching the fdh and rtth u'rades
in War rent on schools but was under
the ase limit. 17. The offer was the
I first made to a normal school student
this fall.
! . i Simmons of Spokane was u
week-end visitor at the Criswold
( home.
Rev. E. Irn nt 1 (a mm preached
.Sunday at M ill on. supplying Rev.
I Floyd I toss, eon duel I im moot IlisTs
. her.
1 Two mid il ions were gained at t he
i 'hrist tan church Sunday evening,
i Mrs. J. Adams of Mliton Is visitlnfi
! her f;i.'irers, Mrs. Alfofd Sondo and
Mrs. H. II- Hicks.
)eore TMper lias ret timed fi'Oni a
two weeks' trip lo ftevburt;. Idaho,
i Mrs. P.. J. Leslie Is in receipt of a
I letter from Mrs. J. C. Preiulergast
: stating their trip to Seattle by auto
' was made without accident.
Misses Vesta Morrison Violet Craw
and Eunice Smith, Helix teachers,
spent Saturday in Pendleton.
ChaH Stanton ret urned to Pendle
ton Monday.
Rev. J. S. McQonneM. wife and
mother are conducting successful
meetings in Wallula.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rai nes of Wes
ton, were over Sunday guests of Mrs.
: Minnie Walker, east of town,
i Mrs. Earl Tim merman has return
ed from a week's visit with her par
ents at Milton.
Tnii Hutcheson bought eight mules
i at Pendleton for his Lacrosse ranch.
Mrs. N. K. Rtdt of Lacrosse in vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 1.
Ifutcheson.
Charles Wilkes of Cold Spring has
, moved his family here for better
school facilities,
l John Walker and daughter. M is."
Margaret, were Athena visitors hero
; Saturday. ,
t Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Cook. Mr. and
Mrs. Geor&e McCranahan, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Mason and Mr. and Mrs.
V. V. Kerley attended the Relwknh
; cenvention at Athepa Saturday even-
1 ing
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Peterson of Ju
niper were Friday visitors,
i Mrs. Catherine Stanton is now able
to walk by the aid of crutches.
Mr. and' Mrs. Jue Allison of Weiser
are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy K. Smith will ac
company Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peter-
sen to liremmertun.
Wm. Tim merman Is home from
Prosser.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Tt. Richmond are
Walla Walla visitors here.
Mrs. F. K. King of Pendleton is
! visiting her son Everett. in Cold
Spring, whose small son has pneuino
ria. M iss Ma ry Wil kes pent her l.rot h
cr Raymond, attending school at
Corvallis. n cake honoring -his 2 Is;
bin hday uni versa ry, containing' 2 1 .
blue Vaw
no more
Mondays
for the sensible home-manager. No longer does she wear her
self out over a steaming wash tub or a sizzling hot ironing board.
She has shifted the unpleasantness of wash day to the
Troy Laundry
Turn your washday into a day of ease and comfort by letting
us do your work. We'll take the entire responsibility wash
and iron your clothes with the same infinite care that you your
self would exercise and call for and deliver them all at a trifl
ing cost.
Shall we have our wagon call? Telephone 179.
GIRLS! HAVE A MASS
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
sen, glossy, wavy
a swam, litnn.K ii-;stisoys
IIAXIIKCKK AM) IMM Hl.l-'.S
iti:i T- or vol it
ii mi:.
0 111 d uv
Within ten minutes after an ap
plication of Danderine you can not
find a single trace of dandruff or fall
ing hair and your scalp will not itch
but what will please .von most will he
after a few week's use. v. hen you see
new hair, fine and downy at first
yes hut really new hair growing all
over the scalp.
A little Pandcrine immediately dou
bles the beauty of your hair. No dif
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just molten a cloth wit h
Danderine and carefully draw it thru
your hair, taking one smalt strand at
a time. The effect is a mazing you r
hair will be light, ibffy and wavy,
ttml have nn appearance of abundance
a n Incom parable lustre, mh tness and
luxuriance.
ret a small bottle of Kno wit on' t
Pandcrine from any drug -store or toi
let counter for a few cents and prove
that your hair is as prny- and soft
as any that it has been neglected or
injured by careless treatment t hat's
all you surely can have beantiful
hair and lots dt it if you will Just 1 ry
ii little pnndcrine.
appfnred under any theatrical ban
ner. This excellent play wil! be th
attraction at the Oregon ther.tcr
Thursday November th.
Si
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Owiipi-h rf Ford -ars are udviscO to hi-wart f
"foiintcrf.'it pans." Jt' your cur m-eilH u(lJii.Hlm(.it
I.rhiK it hero whfiT you "i" rpllnhl- i-i-rvtcn
wtlh ttie complctf nu't-hniiical ntulinnpnt to Rivu thi
hiKhrKt (inalliy tit Konl Sfrvic. nl'InlnaWo. All thf
I'oril parts life, I tire !MiiM'li'l I'V '' Konl Mot.ir
ro,n.aiiy. You call not .-xi. cl yonr Konl car to Klvp
the Bcrlcp unci niluraiiTO you ilimand unli-tin you
have it carrd for by mpn r si'ifi lcnc il In Konl meth
ods. HiiimlmiltH 4 H4.H : T.mrini! 'ar t lll.s:. all
f. o. Ii. I'l iidli'ton, deliveries made in rotation of or-
SIMPSON AUTO COMPANY
SHIP CHRISTMAS
j PACKAGES EARLY
j A campaign for the early shipment
i of t'hrlslmns packages has been in- '
! an? n ra( cd by t he mrt h west conim ii-
tee u ear service trf i he railroads'
n ar hoard. ' 'on pi -rat ion is ur;d of
'V'th shippera and merchantf in aid-'-,
the work as a measure lo relieve
'I he lnix ear eipiipmetiis for hauling
1 the sovernmenf's war supplies.
! Kaeh milroad lo do everything
! 1 t sihle ! prom ,te ea rly sldpinents
of ( 'hrl::tm.-ii 1 ncknes, whether hy
'mail, exiuess or freitfhl. aceordirif? to
J. VV. I In inane. ncn't;iiy.
Amusements
What the press agents say
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
' i
lnhn)n and VV.ter St. Phone 4)8 1
Try It!
A medicine which has
given satisfaction to its
users lor over 40 years,
as Cardui has, must be a
good medicine. If you
suffer from female
troubles, and need a reli
able, strengthening tonic,
of real medicinal value,
as proven by the experi
ence of thousands of
women users,
TAKE
. o o i
"Tli Virginian.''
Drama or Invincil'le charm Ii "The
Virginian." ni.-ule famous by that
cicicr American actor. Mr. Dustin
Farrnim. Anew in ho Indellldv
tanu'ed iiimii tliiH let work of ()vy
n Wlwlor's that lt iihtIIh xeemto
have licet) heralded to every nooll
anil corner or American terrilory. TtK
Ihousands who have .'seen tt. have told
thousand who have not hcen ko for
tunate of it.H IrienlMtihle altrnctlvp
titi ami thti an endlcMi chuln of
th atei-oers await it advent wher
ever It koch. Kor "The VlrHlnlan"
111" N'i iv- York l-rodiic-lng ' -
nred a wrdendid company which I"
' said to l.e the last balanced that has
The Woman's Tonic
Mrs. C. S. Hudd, of
Covina, Calif., in wnlinp
of her experience with
Cardui, savs: "I took a
buttle at 13 yearsold, ami
it cured my headaches.
I have taken it since mar
ritqe, and received much
hcip from il. Ca'dut is
fie best medicine-1 ever
took ... It w?sthe only
medicine . . . that helped
my back... "Try Cardui.
' AS Druggists
E B 13
et9s
Go
Now
To the best wheat raising dist
rict in Morrow County and j in
vestigate the improved wheat
farms, which we listed before the
raise in price. SKE US NOW.
ESTES & FRIEDLY
614 Main Street. ' ' Phone 604
"Who Sell, Rent or Insure Anything"