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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1918)
i EteHT- PAGES PACK THREE DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1918. NEWS MOTES OF PENDLETON .V-soilnlcd ('liiirlilci Mii-IIiik. A meeting of llii' Associated riiiiil- tjc IlllH liCCtl Clll(Ml for 7;; tilth cvfiiliiK In tin- council room of the lly hall. limn is lto-l:i- tcl. 1 Jilln Ijuik, local moccr. wiim re elected third vice president of the Oregon llclnll Urorers' Association Jit tint annual convention In I'oiltninl. Tim ussocliUlon ttim broadened to In oluUii ull retail merchants' of the Htnte. tllehl. llfiH been receiving all Kind-; of I n 1 1 1' 1 1 1'S ulioiit the otatoeH ever since the' inililleni Ion of his experi ment. Ills latest Mler l.s from John f.'loerseh of ClileilKn who of fers to liny a whole carload of pota toes at $l..,ti a t-uvU or a. carload of luldiits. the Pendleton committee are reipiest ed to be prcHent. Word ha been re celvod from nearly ull of the com nilinilles of the county to the that delegate will be here to In forming the oryuni.ut Ion. efrect ussii.l Sim-. It ay t Aiiwrti,,.. Marry y. lliu tholonieu , Stanfleld sheepman who recently announced that ho wad feeding Ms Idg crop of WUtfttoes to' lila sheep because he, vjould flnj,no profitable market for Still, IW-uitiiI .ri-li . The new Stntz "IJeareat. rei dercd by !, v. Myers for 'litis" liyei'M. arrived thlH and cNchcd much adiolratli auto faiiH. Mis. fm in llo-pllnl. .Mm t'laude (.'low is taking ment at St. Anthony'H hospital. t- mt-inr iniin - IOC30C iocao Social and Personal 30E30Z aosaoc 301 'ently or hl.s hoii. moi'iiim; oi from 'lliv I, lens Foreclosed. l.'matMla county has taken ment in fom cloMiire of iiuiiv jndg-infiii- ber or lax liens held against property In the county. When Itching Stops There is one safe, dependable trentmenf that relieve itching torture and skin in i tation almost instantly and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle of semo and apply it as directed. Soon you will find that irritations, pimples, blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm . and similar skin troubles will disappear. 1 A little zemo, the penetrating, satiety lug liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions and makes the skin Milt, smooth and healthy. r TheE.W. Ru: CO.. Cleveland. O. New Drill- oininillit- to Mt-el. The meeting for oraa iiI.Iiik a coun ty win relief committee along the t llncH upon which an ort;aiii.;itlou for I'eiidleloii was formed Tuesday will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp tal the fommercial As sociation rooms and all members of' - ; , . i ILeg Sore A huse tnnrfrv deep fu! of fl di, charee. Agony nli tl.iv; noreit at ni!it Th I?V. .? . Vlon""f Uie centte, rool.iii liqui.L p. I). I. Irritation nnd potn rrone. Sweet. tit frtHun sleep nt BiFbt. In due time.c-oioplct? lure. o owirantce U.TAi, TpxinJn. TAI.I.M.W J;, (o. it III H The iisk f May J i:lrnsion of Tlmr. Wjjitcii Construction "o. will r an extension of thnti until Iu .cvinj'ltrti: trie Wllsuii tsirutrl ct nl raft. W ill luiw I Yon t. Itciith-y fc Cruhuiii. well Uih-wii iu Hiiiiinre romj'ijiiy, Ik ir(.-arinK' t' ma No xtciiM ; alt era t iunw lo Hi' rn.nl and Interior f. th'-lr ori'Ucn oil Main st rt't l at a rast j ?:i'f'J. ! Aaoihi-r laat nufcoxs: u I mediax ti tin,- K;iwl ani Wt-sL Couri Hi met' Idilt-j HiiK cIuIjm wn hvUl y--ii rd;iy in tin: ; : c 'nh roani ol' tin; iilrur A ttWal of i KV(-at(.-rn aiul nix jr i f of K'lfk! wiii' inrnotl In, an intfi"-i iatr ft-ittur" ijoiiitf the facL that tl:io- sweaters wcr- aiii'lo hy inon. Mr . I;. .nd:r liaiiiirC roil) !IH '(! his ,it uriin'iit. v.hll.' Mr. .1. JJ. .:aull iias finislxjU his first. A violin lnel y Mis ' hl-11 Cahl vln and -Miss I'atuina liowamn: a vi olin solo iy Miss l'.owinaii ..if-iiiiian-i-(i ) Miss Ratherinc Vil-i:x ami a ifadini; by Miss l-'ailin- Minima avi ixiMc.h j'l'-asnre lo tin aft' i ii'M-n. five, tail i'-H wilt' In al I ciui;i im Sci-oml Itilllnrit Table. The run of billiards ha.s taken Mich :i sj.miL of hxU' at Ihe "ohi nioiclul art Maiatioii tliat a. yi-vimd titbit iH n; lii overhauled and put Into shape. A vrcittid set of balls ban already arrived.. Mr. and Mrs. i';nl W li. i-b-r are leaving today f'r I'ori l;,i.d In re sponse to a. telegram lellin- ..f the .se rious illnehs of Mrs. I.eM :- M. Ilnnvn. foi'nierly a well i t 'mat ilia eounty, frleials here. Kno'.M: i nl of inati The Dean Tatom Co. j : Grocery Dept. Phone GS8 X Meat Dept. Phone 8(5 Corn Flakes 10c, 3 lor 23c t Honey from Echo, (jt. Economy jars. . . 75c Apex Coffee, its a good 45c grade for. .'J."k Pimento Cheese, 2 for 25c Noodles, Macaroni, Spaghetti, package 10c Eggs, Strictly Fresh, dozen 50c Our Meal Department is Second to None. Phone !Sti. Big Eaters Get Kid ney TroutL Take Salts at first sign of BlaJJer irritation or Backacnc Tlu American men and wniiicn must Kiiartl eonsiantly n gainst Kidney trouble, because we eal to., imirli ami ull our fnod s rich, uur bb.od is fill--U Witt) urir at-ld which the l.idnc.Y fttrUn In filter mit, thev weaken I 'nun overwork, beei-mr wltmi;lsh; the t lun- 1 11.11 fve t Is.saes eb'K llld the restlll i; ktilney trubh-. bladder weakness and ii general tbrliae In healih. When your UdncyM feel like lump of lead: your hack hurts r the urine U cloudy, fall of t-ed line tit or .mi aje rddlKt-d t seek relief tvi or threi tlliiPM durhit; the iiiuht; il" u suffer Wit h iek headache or dizzy, nervous Helln. acid doinaeh, or you ha rbcaniatism when tin- weather is bail.. e( friun ! miiecs of spoonful in bieakfasl f in idiai liia kblia motis at Ids i a blioble .lad Jure. Iilli in-' e t ry oia ke U ijlne d a hi ke a 1" water da flu .lad Salt . a wlas r a fe s will then a sails K made 1 rnin I I and Union juice, lithia. and has been a 1 H'ns In tltish and d k id ne s; In in ul r; in Ihe njine s it no cc of irritation. Lhn r disorders. Sails is iliex pelisix e; i nakes a delightful el tvater be vera i:'. ami I home. because llol a lotaUe by ha viiut I lush hur an I ime. Toil ..i. le nd : Yhi nmmI ..i 1 inililnti (hi l.-iiKi-r I : ; cniliiif: i-l..i' nily n-iil : In c;i n llllllllllllll'lllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIL1 S Dddoe Brothers I I MOTDR. CAR 1 A jood car hand value. is known lv its second It is seldom oik? finds a second hand Dodge Brothers car advertised, but when offered for sale their value is far greater than the ordinary car. Trice of Touring Car $SS." (F. 0. IJ. Detroit) I'loslohmy t la's Will study rats The das in physiology at the hio'h school, tauhi by M iss liailey, will have praeihal lalioraloiy work in the fulure, as four cats were chloroform ed this morning and will be us;td for dissect Ilia purposes. -Ui.tjicl No. Uti ten ia i s of l 'endleton. v. il Washington": birthday La eniiif; w il !i an enl erla mm school house on Soul h ' The school children w il -r F-'nuii iippioiiate for in and t hf parents wil la 1st- Hanks rioM Toniorrow. Tomorrow beiiiK Wash iiiKl oil's Ihrthday, the banks of the city and some, of the public offices will close lor ihe entire day. J'racticidly t lie only other observance of tin; holiday will be the programs in the various .ichoms. lunch. ed I uriii 1 he . 1 rhm will be lies Iioi l ll ii -at the .1 Spring. a ' pro occasion l liaskct : a fret for th( in Moose hall which netted the sum of $;iii. The afternoon was tiiiusually delightful, a lai'Ke auniber of friends an d visitors bcintf present and after iJie sale was disposed of knitting, needlework und cards were enjoyed The day marked the end of the years membership contest also and as a re sult Captains ' nc and Two were ob liged to serve Captain Three and her associates. Adding pleasure to the oc casion was- the announcement that the ii pportionmcnt of the local iodgo toward the Iegree of Honor Calen dar which Is to provide a. rest room for Ued Cross nurses back of the fir ing line Ijad been fully met. Alcl'herson 'ircie. No. :;:!. readies of the I. A. K. will hold thefr regular social ss.dn in Moose Ilalll Friday afternoon at 2 : "U o'clock', bers arf cordially invited. 1 I he old comrades. The ' following program op interest will he presented at t he Uiieoln school on the occasion of the parent- Teachers' meet Ing Friday afternoon a I : :;u o clock ; Inst i tiiiienl a 1 solo Jack IJoyiiton; vocal solo. Mrs. j. 1;. MeCoik; violin soh. Miss K'essi; vo cal solo, Mrs. James Hill: a talk on; t he Junior lied Cross. Kev. Alfred I-ockwood. Matters of importance ami interest art to be dlt-cusscd and a full attendance is ured. AH meiii .articu lar- Vesterday bi lnt- t lie l siiicotihg of ihe I e ree ch'V rly j i la n ncd llnxun v efit of the convention f' emdar social of Honor, a for the bou nd was held llui-ohl smith lo Fnlit. Harold Smith, one of the best known of Pendleton's auto mechanics, left last night for Portland with the Intent ion of enlisting in some branch o,' the aMation service He is above (he draft but expects t be ;je- cc.ed if he meets the. other rwiulre- llients. tiie 1 he ton. Idas (M'i'cr lo llepair Truck. I-ire Chief" i;lnguld ha. an of i"er from t he Scagra Puny, from v. hich t he fire !niiig ht. offering to semi a to overhaul the truck for c received es C'Uii truek was man here Ufa re and n'iiiun of unskilletl ens tod ia n service at it c regon. posioffice. s 1 u per cent increae yt'nv ending June :;a, i:ls. will lie adnniled to,-thfs e. A ppliea tion blanks anil ma lion may Ie obtained ft Mangold. Koc .il SeeT clai y. i U Sei' ice Fxaminers. Pendleton. 'reg'oi. or K lex cut h Civi I Servlee I i I ostofi ice Uialiling. "cati i i n :i t o u . iafM.jvr in ,e Peudle alary S;')0. fur fiscal Men only amlnutioii. full infor-o-a Tot c Hoard o! i 'ostoff ice. cretary. M Hooper of Salem is registered a, t he 1 'end let on. K. I-:. Zerhy of Athena, spent last uii-'ht in IN mileton. Heroian Hosejiberg of Pilot I luck is in from his ranch. (1. Y. Potkin of Hermiston is up from the project town. Kvalyn Skinner was uji from her home at Kcho yesterday. Cora Irani of pilot Pool; was in from her home yesterday. Jennie 'ha in berlain of I kin h is a guest of the St George. Xtil McFaden of Adams was a i 'end leion visitor yesterday. llcnry i. Cast eel. well known Pi lot Hock resident, ia hi the city, today. i-x penses. The fire c council has Itoen gi' msnitiee i powtu- of the to act. iv-lcd. meet- been tailed to disiuss the labor situation and ma ke arrangements for a farm -urvey. All hut otic of the delegates appointed a ttcinh d and a splendid meeting was held. Mr. Shrock is at tending similar meetings at Athena and Milton today. ev Shop 1 mplove. tis Adams of Salem, win here recently, is now cinph.yi shops of the independent ',. arrived d in the rage. WHOO-O-O! IN THIS 'TIS A GHOST MYSTERY BOX I IcrmiMon Farmers Arc IiUci M. S. hrock. county agent, day went to Hermiston where n hig of west end farmers had To .fudge lefMc. Will M. J'etcis.ai. U.cal alioniey, will go lo Walla Walla this exening to act as one of the judgec of a Whitman college delate. M rs Hcrrni-ton i'hihl in Jlosnital. The little daughter of Mr. and Frank Waughaman of Hermiston un derueaf an operation at the hospital last nv-ht for a ppend ieit is. Itai-r Money I'm .lunlor t'miss. Soinetiniv during the early part oi next week, the high school will put on a piciuie show in the auditorium. f the purpos-e of raising thirty-four Charles H. : dollars, which is the school's dues for -e; Charb ail mission to t he Ju nior 1 led 'ross. There will be a musical program in connection with the picture, which is going to lie one of high class cnter lainmenl. The management' Is try luu to seen l e one of the Paramount lilue. Tiiere will le an adtnissjon of ten cents charged. Hi More 4'lasil1etl. The ftd lowing cla si I leal ion has been given Pi more I "mat ilia county n gistrants: Sheldon f . Talor :-; C.eorge .1. Slangier l-e; W. Perry 4-c: nih Henry Plehn 1. Ni Isou Mux H. 1 Hat I L'-c; William Hoy Thorn pson 4-c; KUsworth F. Woods 2-c; Albert i'. Heiss -; N orris X. W et l-e; liny ti-ig-l. s hi I i ote W illiam Hrigby brnuy iit : i it against irig-1- . fop a dix o Suit. this eiiv toda his wile, Fannie ce. They were it. Attehury J James S, Mato man 1 -e, l.co cher l-e; Flm K. .McSherry 1 J-e: Kennel 11 A. Porter ::-.i; M icheiier 1' -d ; Uny Hale l-e: Alvin F. Fix ;:-.i; Han C. 1-avis ;-j; nrgi X. Wt P. M Xick At el alio r i in Uel Hean V J-e; stru-FrafiL F How s ; Jessie lleadhs Man. Hones. Chilli's Cry. Spectral Fight Seen and Heard: Police .Inst liligh. HAHIUSPFIK;, Pa., Feb. L'U. f-e-spite the declaration of I 'olice Desk Sergeant Charles Fleck that he buried a box in the cellar of the house at No. S." (j Yerbeke street in .1 1 . and used it as a refrigerator. P. F. Corby, who now occupies the house. sas that doesn't explain how bonis re sembling those of human beings came to be in the box nor tints it explain the headless spectre frequently seen in the. house. Corby is laughed at bv the police, and the police arc derided by Corby. For weeks the house has been 'haunted'' sa.x s Corby, Thcr has been the plaintive whine of an infant, for one t hin.g; a headless man ai peared to Corby and Mrs. II. H. Pct j ers, a neighbor; a stj'ange blue light shone in the cellar, and a stove, every night, at the same time. cracked loudly three times. When Corbt found the box in l he cellar last night he say? the rapping grew so continuous and loud that not F. UTicil ii. Hi n unf; ha I ht man a He;!. ithl'iil hi in ig 1. led in iuM II- and ha : that hi tnd for l aoeiat In:: Mrs. Crig.-1' plicated in 1 It C Kolhroei. damage suit uhroeK by (Ji nn chil li.nl lime w il i some : w il h iin- was Ihe sea mla I bl and x hich ring filed No ,uormu ; o t oimcil Electing. W hen eii y ' uisiness interferes w it h vo'ir personal pleasures, eit our Ih" buvji,ess. A m:i ioi ii of 1 he con uc il MeCunnell -l-c; liroi iJcorge A. Forth :c; grcn l-e; ialwiud C. Haworlli -e; Willia x ard ( '. F- I loohtl le cr.s I -e; lle P. Hod Fxline i -f: Patrick W illiam P. Marlow Pager l-f: Clark M. liter P.. Meishiief 1 -f . J-c; Wiliiatu Mitehe! CamplnH 1 -l ; Flo d oidros l-f: ls;iac a. roomer Tn the boarding house slept a wink. In the mysterious box which Corby toiind in the cellar, in which the blue light always appeared, were several bushels of slacked lime and large bones which fell into dust w hen ex posed to the air. Tin police have accepted Scrgl . Fieek's explanation of the box. but Corbx sax S t hex have m! ( x plained the child's r , the rappings or the headless man who conies and goes. Tonight half a dozen neighbors and a spiritualist, medium arc staging up 1 1 il Peeavet 4- nan l-c; Carl ge W. Pa son --' Hubert H. IMntn Wallan :;-j; John m Peiek l-e; IM --e; llox C. :o geit l-e; Iai, P. 1 ia ud ran -e : l-e; Carlton M. Primllr Kl ( M'laml Anspaaeh I :.-: Walker M T. CofCmiin 4-.k evident Ix loruni i .the poi ig May 1 u rphx . w lip et ing. e X.;. ctcfl upon I hal pi inci pic l; for t here x asn't a i-ent despite I he effort -e to round ,'i sufficient I ran sad. business. Act - :ii.'in and Couiiciluten and KM wei e the nt. .and after waiting a not her mem her to r ai Phelp pre-. n for am . they dei X'otlllllg pending ided to of any bob! it Im 'ori IHSt not her Mill AgajnM Mill-. Another suit w:i filed a Spokane Flour Mills of I p. dax for the allejed sale -eed wheat, the plaintiffs b Malcolm and Pel, a. Cochr a I teg. t ! pu rehased what was rep risenteil as p. d Chas xheat for siniiiL; seedim; and Ih.-.I in re;ilit the wheat was a iniMure of which most f II wa (all w heal. A- a resitll iil i le crop was secured, it is alleged. - A. 1. 1 v asked "11 ..ml i r the pi for ! 1 1 . C; lintlffs 1 blllliige ire attor- Piiiiik im It! John Uoge pot ye-t--rd 'Inni U a mi p. court after a laid a bottle v hen anvste In cou rl i h i 8 1 When There's Not 1 Is - urivslcl :t ;i clliiriu- f l l" flm- In pi this- iiinrniiiir. hi ii Hi;, I Mi lly t'illt tl w it li I'iit I. A! I : irhnriN'on Ii. iMiililini: im 111.. I.u.. Ik- PENDLETON CADILLAC AUTO CO. 1 Cor. Cottonwood and Water Streets FnillllllllllllllllllMIIIMIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll?.!1 ' '" I'1 im" niiiu e is from the .1,-ee that the pa Ihe building I Ik ami that h tola! mg suspends W.I.- rs a n charge of e Temple tis cxplan h.ul not 1 1 vre en did u..t udlnauce. . t il ' Tin NIT ic I ' . S r I 'mihi. .xil .e Ill tt an pen.!!-!.- X ice riimnnsM.ir 'amination w ill . 'regiui to fill When There's Not Jt Minute To Lose Instant Postum is a friend indeed. Made in the cup instantly, and mighty de licious and nourishing. "There's a Reason" These Snappy Cold Days JfJAMAW It COATS' Will help to keep you more comfortable. We are still selling them at the 1917 prices which is about 50 per cent less than their present value. Mackinaw Coats, sizes 6 to 46 priced $8.50 to $17.50. ' ).. - i ALEXANDERS Jerry hi.iut' ii. i: ut ' liorland was Echo. Iewis. prominent up from hisjer. ia making Pendleton a visit to- day. Kclio im-r- ! Jlrs. Aixee Kosenbcrp, formerly Mis chant, was up from his home yester day. Kil Hrehm of t'ama.s i'rairie is liown from the southern part of the county today. J. U Merdlth of Cleveland. Ohio, is a Kue-t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Cib.sou oil C'o.sbie street. A. tleiihart. ;t I'ortland aUomey and deputy sfate eorporatlon e.nm mission- Mildred Guyll of this city, left this af ternoon for her home in Seattle after , visiting her mother here. .Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wheeler left on No. 17 for Portland In response to a , message telling of the serious illness of Mrs. Lester M. Brown, formerly of this city. "While iif Portland Mrs. Wheeler will take medical treat- '. ment. PHONE 334 For Staple and Fancy Groceries Lynde Bros. 309 W. Webb uils for Sale. X'o are (ilftiiiis about .".." head of pood registered SHORTHORN and HERFORD Bulls suitable for farm and rane purposes. These Hulls are acclimated and conditioned especially fur raiitre purposes. Each will be sold, backed bj our guarantee. FEMALES We are also offering a few good SHORT HORN FEMALES. Write or wire us for particulars. Tell tis your needs. PENDLETON MEAT COMPANY . , Pendleton, Oregon WANTED! Live Beef, Veal and Mutton Call up 187 or 188 DOWNEY'S MARKET Pendleton, Oregon
