East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 07, 1918, SEMI-WEEKLY, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSEMt-W f EKLY EAST OEEGONTAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918. PAGE EIGHT TVrv. n r r t v From Tuesday's Daily Xavt tor ItlK ' Robert StanriwNI left Pendleton fca. t this wnrnlnt for lAakm v-olnu her ha has (hi(i Interests. bar rmm IVMtaw. I n IX mvtne mafw liow to day IMn JV.rH.nnil una Seattle, where k ha Ik mtelliimr T Mlret matter fur ike days. VW1 Wl tw rwtiMt. ' K. M. Xwuimor Tsd danrhtcrs. Mix Olive and M!s Rvetyn. left to 4.y for IVrtte-A. where they will On tt MaMt w Mmwr, tr. a Wj Frt A Mclr.aid left twty t.c vvr rv,- iafc uher te : nwl the mminser. rws-re rv.iI!tn i e?. leave t r Tha to --- j Mrw. Jk IV V ,-x k Iraves Ihb even- , t?jf f.-c r:aer ! where she fce wter rd relative for ', a ws er tw m.nt hs. Mrs. Mc- ( C4. m i'-trvi. and I.ols. kmiru) her. axd they S br way j r 14 t t Walla Walla. air. and Mrs, E- A- Snyder, their laughter. Mr. Herbert W. Chalfee. ad their eastern guests, Mr. and lira. IX A. l Fever, are visiting In Walla Walla today, havinsr driven then this scorning- They will return tonight. . Hera from North Dakota. a W.-Wneeloa la here from New Rock. North Dakota, for a visit and business miction. Will BvJld a Garage. . - D. C- Brown has been granted a permit for the construction of a ga rage at 410 perk ins avenue. The work will be done between now and July 1- Uaa New Mane Track. The Smythe-Lonergan Co. has a new Master 1-ton truck purchased of the Simpson Auto Co. It was the truck used In the court scene at the Carnival last week. Donation from I-Vuitvale. A donation of 130 for the general fund of the Umatilla County Red Cross was received today from Fruit vale auxiliary. Frultvale Is located on route on out of Free water. Will Enlarge Cellar. J. it. Butlet was Issued a permit yesterday for the enlargement of a cellar under his dwelling at 402 Tur ner street. The estimated cost Is IL7S. and the work will probably be completed by July 1- Smith Hill Home Bold. The six-room residence at 10 Big street, the South Hill, belonging , to lr. C. J. Whitaker or Cambridge- j Idaho, was sol yesterday to J. E. Pinson. who has been renting 1L The 1 consideration was 13000 and the deal made through J- H. Estes. Dr. Whit- j aker Is a former Pendleton resident, j and spent yesterday here on his way j home from a Farmers' Union execu tive board meeting at The Dalles. Executive Committee) Held Meetinc. At a meeting of the executive com rr.lttee of the Umatilla County Patri- , Ctlc Service league held yesterday , afternoon at the Commercial Associa- ' Uoa rooms the matter of the organ- : iaation of a, ladies' auxiliary to look j after women's war work features was , taken up. It Is expected that the or- j Canlxatlon of the auxiliary will be I perfected in time to take part In the War Savings drive that starts the lat-' ter part of the month. E4-I10 Banker Here.' 'Ralph 6tanfteld of the bank at Echo, was a business visitor in Pen dleton yesterday. aone to Baker. Chas. schutnan left last evening for Baker. Mr. Schuman is the rep resentative of the company that built the mausoleum in Pendleton and is arranging to build one at Baker. District Chairman Here. '. George A. Price, district chairman in the recent lied Cross drive, was in yesterday evening making his final report of the drive and turning supplies over to Mr. Chessman- 11 ere from Xes lerce. Mr. and Mrs. J. !' Hendricks, of Xes Perce. Idaho, arrived here today rid are guests at the E. S, Melners home. The visitors are on their way home from a trip to American Fails. CMif to Kretarater. Fully 20 citisens of Pendleton will attend the big patrotlo meeting at Freewater this evening. This is the meeting where the reorganization or eunsolidatlon with the County League of the Patriotic Service league fur rsewater will be affected. Back from Uie Efest. H A. Holla of (Kanfield. was a vis itor In Pendleton yesterday. Mr. Holts has )tut returned from a trip through the Mkiale Western states, lie reports heavy rains having pre vailed throuwh those sections. Loral Girts la Fraternity. Two Pendleton girls. Hazel Strain nd Alia Mentser. are members of the new national fraternity. Sigma kappa at the Orwmn Agricultural college. The fraternity has Jut been Installed and the 21 girls of Kappa Kappa Kapia. an O. A. C. local or ganisation. Initiated as charter mem-rs. Improve T1xt Hollow findr. , Thirty men and 25 teams were at Work yesterday on the road out of Thorn Hollow canyon leading north from, the bridge being installed at Thorn Hollow aeroxs the Umatilla ntir. According to Major Baarts Under who was with the crew yes terfsy. some g'Kd work Is being done a a volunteer tais- The work Is elng continued today. The steel fendf belt; erected now extends e!f y aerom he river. The work Buy Thrift Stamps LEND YOUR HELP to the Government that protects you, your wile, your children, your nome. ij&vuj w iuu vvti, r.n,,1iiPH.tn GIVE tribute to the . world-enemy. it's khIa rAnrrh stflv-flt-homes are asked to do. BU THRIFT STAMPS. ' I Buy Thrift Stamps NEW Slimmer Dresses Just Received A most pleasing as sortment of smart dresses for street and afternoon wear in lively new voiles, flowered or gandies, ginghams, checks, stripes and fig ured designs in a great variety of models in cluding overskirt and tunic styles, many with fancy tucked . fronts. Priced from $14.75 to $27.50 BARGAINS WEAT1USK HOT 1 1m JWciei Wirs&eute. , 1 - -lW v. . ? SIMMER SAVE 118 FOR, CASH AT THE BEGINNING OF THE HOT WEATHER . and right at the time most needed we are holding our clean-up sales of Hot Weather. Goods. Tou will be the one who will profit by visiting this best of all Bar gain shops. Attend every sale and look through every Bargain sectioa. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE GOOD THINGS FOR Sl .VLMKK nant a bargain. It will pay you well to watch this Bargain counter. Middies '. . . 69c, 79c, $1.19 Men's Sport Shirts 89o Women's Fancy Wash Waists 59c White Stockings for everybody. Children's $1.50 Wash Suits 79c Summer Corsets 98c, $1.49 Fancy Knit Sport Coats .$5.89 Close Out of Lace Curtains, pair 79o Men's 13. SO Straw Hats. . . 89c Kiddies Cove Up Aprons. 29c Men's Soft Collar Shirts... 89o Percale by the yard ...... lie ISc Figured Lawns 7o Black Sateerf Bloomers .. . 32o Boys' Waists and Blounes. . S9o . Full Cut, Roomy Aprons. . . 89c REMNANTS REMNANTS Remnants of all kinds of Summer Dress Goods; remnants of hundreds of yards of cotton and silk goods, and every rem- THE BIGGEST SALE OF SUMMER FOOTWEAR Here we are with 4600 worth of Summer Footwear of all kinds. For everybody. To be cleared out at Bargain Basement prices and everyone knows what those prices mean. W6men's Combination Dress Shoes 8 IK.', $1.98 to $1.98 Women's All White Shoes $1.98, $2.89 to $1.39 Women's nnd Girls' Sport Shoes, extra special $1.98 White Pumps and Slippers for women and children all at Itanium Prices. Men's Summer Shoes of nil kinds, both fcr work nnd rirr-x wear. SANDALS FOR EVERYBODY TKNMS SMOKS FOR ALL A continuous call for a low priced shoe has caused us to place on sale in the Hareain Hasement $l.9 WOMEN'S HIGH TOP MOUNTAIN' SHOES $l.9 For outing wear at he springs and on your camping trips. Deep cho colate tan, med. wide toe. Good sole, wide heel, soft veal leather, 11 inch top. This shoe will take the place of your Its. J12 and $16 camp ing shoes and we sell them for $1.39 VISIT TIU4 BARGAIN BASEMENT and do the best with Jour uiom-j. UNDERPRICED TOILET NECESSITIES , Very much in demand during the summer months. All are of. standard manufacture and guaranteed. Buy now and buy liberally. . Melba Powder jc Melba Complexion Powder 25c Melba Greasless Cream 50c Melba Naveller's Cold Cream 25c Elcaya Complexion Powder 50c Elcaya Cream ....... v. 50c Elcaya Rouge ' 50c Creme Elcaya .........;.. 60c Java Rice Powder 39c La Blache Face Powder 45c Mum k 23c Mentholatum 19 Colgate's Dental Cream 10c and 23c Colgate's Dental Powder 23c Colgate's Shaving Powder 23c Colgate's Shaving Stick 23c Dr. Lyons Dental Cream ..I 23c Dr. Lyons Dental Powder '. , 23c Pebeco Tooth Pastes 45c Cutex Paste Polish 23c Cutex Nail White .23c CutexCuticle Remover 19c Woodbury's Facial Powder 23c Squibbs Talcum Powder 19c Sen Yang Mennens ........ . . . 19c Bath Sweet 23c Woodbury's Facial Soap i . . , j 25c Glycerine Soap, 4711 23c Cashmere Bouquet ..... 23c Cuticura Soap 23c 4711 Glycerine .... 23c Packer's Tar Soap 23c Pears 15c Melba Toilet Water 79c Pinaud Toilet Water 65c Bloom of Roses 50c and $1.00 Madame Root's Bleach 50c and $1.00 Palmolive Shampoo 79c Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic 45c and 85c Peroxide , 10c 19c, 23c Listerine 23c, 45c and 95c BathJSalts, 4711 79c Hinds Honey and Almond Cream 50c Sempre Giovine . 45c ALADDIN DYE SOAP Colors while it washes If you have any delicate fabrics' that are fading use "Aladdin" dye soap.'make them look. like new. In all.colors. Per cake. . . . 10c PURE FOOD GROCERY DEPT. . The Cleanest, Coolest Store in Pendleton.. 3 Main Line Phones All 15. Bran Cookies, healthful and economical, lb 35c Peanut Sandwich, another wheatless cracker, lb. 40c Wheat Savers, made almost entirely from corn flour, pound 30c T. P. Wi Special Blend, the Best 35c Coffee on earth. Send Back Your Flour as soon as possible, just phone us 'and we will call for it and.pay you the full re tail price paid by you. Do your bit and do it now. Strawberries, fresh shipments daily, box. 15c Crockery Dept. in our Grocery Basement. ' ' ' JUNE SALE OF PONGEE SILKS Our entire stock of natural pongee silks that have advanced 25 per, cent since we bought themnvill.be on sale Friday and Saturday at these special prices. 75c Pongee-.Silk 59c $1.00 Pongee Silk '. ...... 89c $1.35 Pongee Silk ..... $1.19 $2.00fPongee Silk $1.69 This means that every regular price quoted here is worth 25 per cent more now, which means a bigger saving. A sale for two days. V Moneywirth" Blouses at $1.00 We now have a large assortment of "Moneywirth" blouses, made in new, smart, neat models. Voiles trimmed with lace and embroidery. You will need several of these cool blouses for the hot summer days. We have them in sizes 36 to 46 at the extreme ly low price of $1.00 . PENDLETONS greatest department store WE'LL GIVE YOU THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE. 2 "hAT OPiOS WDir9BOll flMjj WHERE IT PAYS TO WE'LL GIVE YOU THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE. . will be completed by July 1 and it la going to take fast work to have the road and bridge approaches In readi ness for use when the bridge is finished. IO-Pwund Boy Arrive". Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rogers of But ter creek, are the parents of a 10 pound son, who was born at St. An thony's hospital laxt night. Echo Woman Ha Operation. Mrs. IJllie Gillette Is resting- easily following a major operation which she underwent at t. Anthony's hos pital this morning. Mrs. Gillette re sides at F.cho. VNItinff From Salem. . Apiiolntcd Etamlning Surgeon. Dr. Griffith, first assistant at the Dr. J. I. McKelway has been ap state hospital for the insane at Salem : pointed examining surgeon for re is visiting for a few days at the East- crults for the United States' merchant em Oregon State Hospital. 'marine, of which A. J. McAllister is enrolling officer s for the shipping Alleges Desertion. . 'board. . ir. Rorwman has filed a complaint ; in the circuit court attainst his wife, Honor Guard t'laHS Mcci. nate all one and a thjrd travel -In or der to reduce tha ; transportation problem. (Alice R. Bowman, asking- for a divorce ;on the ground of desertion. 'Government AAks About Invoices. I The government is making Inquiries of local dealers In farm Implements Expected Hark This Werk, Montana Forger in Jail Here. I Deputy Sheriff Aarchus arrived here yesterday from Umatilla to turn lover Frank Keenholta. who Is wanted 'at Cutbank Montana, for forgery, to Mr Harrv chambers' Hono Guard ; Sheriff T. D. Taylor. Tha prisoner Is class In surgical dressings will meet In being kept, at the county Jail, pending the Library at 7:3t o'clock Thursday jtne arrival ot an onicer to taae mm night. x ! back.. Daughter Horn Last Night. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Snyder at St. Anthonys hospital last evening. Mrs. Snyder was Miss Mabel Hampton before her marriage. Was Here With Prisoners. as to their metnoos or invoicing i narom rtmnn is rnyeuiru iu uuiicu ownr. i'rsi i jr .1.1.11.1 ia- 'stocks. This Is one of the steps tow- to I'endleton this week from Kansas y was here for a few hours this mor I ard keeping check on business meth-i City where he has been employed ning with a couple of prisoner whom ods of this industry. .since leaving here to enlist and fail- he took near Vale. Ha left for Port- 1 ling to pass the examination. Mr. ' land on number 17. One of the men licked Tp for Montana Officer-. Smith was formerly with the Pendle-; failed to register for the draft and I Frank Keenholta was arrested at: ton auio company. - -' i '-" "" Umatilla yesterday by Deputy Sheriff here. ,OIaf Aahrua. . He Is wanted on a for- j enemy. is the country's quota for the peroid ending August 1. Rehekah Of Accra Here, Mrs. Margaret Pomeroy of Poca tello, president of the Rebekah as sembly of Idaho, and Mrs. Francis Crosson of Boise, secretary of - the Rebekah assembly of Idaho, are spending today In Pendleton between trains. They are en route to Walla Walla to attend the annual meeting of the Rebekah Assembly of Washington. Judge Thomas Fits Gerald, 'referee In bankruptcy, who presided at the first meeting of tha creditors of the com pany yesterday. Mr. Gwlnn's bond was fixed at tlS.000, which was given and approved thii morning. Apprais ers of the estste were also named yes terday and are as follows: J. H- Eli tes. J, R. MacMasters and M- I; Ak. ers. Out of town attorneys appearing far the creditors yesterday were L B. Pnilth and W. R. Llghton of Port land, and F". B. Allison of Llnd, Wash. 'gery charge by the authorities at Cut- W. Mathews Administrator. Ibaek. Hon., and will be held here fori "has. W. Mathews has been ap Home (iuard Drills Tonlatit. The Umatilla County Home Guard drills tonight at 7:10 sharp. At o'clock, the Guard will march to the Alia theater where the members will be guests of Manager Matlock to see the picture. "Camp Iewts and the Northwest Prepared for War." the sheriff at that place. Lr vea In the Moaning1. I. E. Toung leaves In his automo- pointed by County Judge Marsh ad-I bile In the morning for Portland. His imlnlstrator of the estate of Frank ,famwV haa been there for several Married at la Grande. Swoue, deceased. His bond was plao months, so it is more like going home " v, . H M.rie niov ed at 10o. In addition T. J. Tweedy 1 for Mr. Young than going to a new HuKhee' of I'endleton were given a "d Al Roberts have been named a location, marriage license yesterday at the appraisers of the estate. VUUIll 1 an rt m vuivc. , couple were to be married at l I Paya IO for IKrtitlng. Grande. He will engage In the real estate business In that city, and says jit he doesn't like it, he's coming back end establish his residence so he can ;Mree Pcrlnger was fined fit) In -run for school superintendent again. Daughter Horn This Morning. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Wtrth.'at St. Anthony's hespital this morning. Mr. Wirth is the 1kI superintendent for the Oc cidental I.ife Insurance company. ' : the police court 'charge of fiKhting. yp-terday on c Merle R. Chess- Candidate fr Omuiiiikincr. I J. L. Mclntyre and Wm. Fraxler of Miiton are tn I'endleton today from Milton. The former Is the democrat! nominee for county commissioner at the November election. He Is the onli jcandidste for the office in th cast iead of the county. In Judge J. H. Parkea' court this i man. who was also called Into court morning Either Baldwin, charged ' In the same c-ikc. was dlsmlwed, as with putting out poison to destroy do- ' It was decided that Peringer a-sault-mestic animals, was dlscharKedV. The ed him. The affray occurred on Main defendant had been engaged In jolt-( street Saturdayaf tcrnoon. ting out poisoned wheat for squirrels. ' ' ' . . 1 aii icau- 1 amnira Walla Walla Rare Meet. , Running and hsrneaa horses are now arriving at Walla Walla for a race meet to begin there Friday. Jun 7 under the suspires of the Walla Waller Adams, agent for the North ern Pacific, has received orders that after June all special one and a third fare rates granted to summer schools will be cancelled. It is evl- .Walla Agricultural and Stock Fair, - Jdent that tha government will tllrol- Will Make Shipment Katunday. Twenty-five cases of American Red Cross supplies ara all cased and ready to go. being held for the arriv al of Blending materials. There will be about five more rases ready by the time the shipment la sent, which will probably le Saturday of this week. The shipment contains hospital sup plies, surgical dnesslngs, refuge carment and layettes. Junior Red Cross work and knitted garments. There- are five - case of sweater alon, containing garment, which -I.,,. ... . . ' May Elect Principal Tonll, " j Pandtn ju,t out of lh, path of A principal tor tne t-e..u.cton high !,h ,,,, , Kuirf , -. school will In all Probability be cho- I Saturtey afteroon. Th. effect of th sen by the school board this evening. I nll . ,, m Pendle- Alllnn. tha men L r. , u c r. .1 1 H . . . n . ' ..... .... - . ton DUt to reil(,n tne area or th total for the place, either actively or re- i ,, . ,.K g..ji.in ceptlvely are A M. Cannon of Port- .ope ar, pIannlng to m enor, dlB. land Prints. Brown of Walla W.I,? juince ,oxlth"0( tow"n The ,,n, mark Prof. H. T. Drill, present principal, between tn. toU1 and ptul, jpt. Baughman of the (!rook county' ,pTO , ,ad t h ,bout . wmf "","-""" " r. vny 01 between . Pendleton and Pilot Rock, 'la-na. a t..nauuuiiia lecturer ana half brother of Supt. I. B. Young. while I'kluh la approximately In the center of total area. ' Th total (clips will cover a strip to mile wide ex tending across th United States from a point In the state ot Washington to Meeting; PDKtponrvI. The joint meeting of the city coun ill and Commercial Association called' New Orleans. cor last evening- Tor tne discussion of the formation of a charter for the Pendleton was postponed to some fu- SERVICE BADGES lure date- Chairman Roy Raley of the Commercial association commit tee, found six of the 14 members of his committee absent from the city and did not consider It advisable to hold the meeting. A date for th meeting will be set as soon as possible. FOR SHIPBUILDERS WASHINGTON, Juna 1 Th ship ping board ha announced a Dlan to Issue service badges to worker in vi tal Industries connected with ship building. Gold and silver badge will be given for distinguished servlc In building ship or making th materi al which go into ship. Flags wilt trustee In the case of the Blewettjb given each month to th shipyards Harrwttr company, bankrupt, ei I making tha best record. i Trustee and Appraisers Named. James H. Gwinn was appointed L t 4