East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 13, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGIIT PAGE3 FAGS THT.ra DAILY EAST OREGON1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1918. !! I VmI winter,. ; $ , Mrs. B. "B. : Zarlng. arrived bent -Wat night from American .Falls, ldutiu.i for a visit with liar. sister, Mrs. V. IS Welch. " llom from tk-hool. . , -( . , ' Mini .Velina .Smith came, homo .Just night from I'ortluiid where , she has spent (he winter attending St. .Hel en's Halb , ., . .. , Called to JIolMt. . . ' Col. J. H. Raley left last .night .tor Boise,, Idaho, wliure h wa cal)ed on court .business, which wilt require Ills attention for a,. few day. ... To Attend, tiwdtal Convention. i Slater Regu lata . and . Sinter Aneln, of St. i Anthony's hospital, .left lust night, for Chicago where they will at tend the Catholic ,hupital conven tion. ' Tlivy expuiit, to .La,-gna.. two weeks... . ,- . i'. . i i has been learned. Ite wna sealed next his wife In the train when lie com mitted the deed .which , caused,. his, death a few minutes later. He was a retired citizen,, aged -64 years, and had been acting "queerly for a day"" or iWIII Have Office in City Hall. At the meeting of the city council last evening 1t was voted to give the use of one of the rooms In the city to the use om the school board as an of fice for pred .p. .Austin,, superintend ent of the city schools. II. K, Bickers, school clerk, . appeared oefore ' the council In behalf.pt the, hoard in mak ing the request. .'.,' .." ,. 'F. W. KpuiBgcr .Administrator, v .... lu probate' court yesterday (Judge Duby.oh petition of W. U Patterson, attorney for the estates, named F. W. Kpplnger as the administrator of the 3().0(io .estate, of Chos-. Enpiuger and 17000 estate of Mr. Charlotte ,8p plnger, brother and mother, respect ively, of ,ttio, ..admlnlstrator-T-i'sser Democrat. ...... ,,. , . i,.s ' fjp'ft for Colorado Mo'UC ;v . A. L- Morris left ycraterday for hie home at Urand Junction, Colorado, following a few "weeks" vlbit In the west. t together with Mrs. Morris, who preceded blip. home,. ..They visited In Pendleton with .their son. Ernest Morris, proprietor ol the Delta con fectionery. -..'. , i VMtnt Willi Old Friend. ,Mrs., B. M.'.Oregry of Clarketon. Wash. vlslted yesterday at.thejiome of hen old friends. Dr. and Mrs. I. IT. Temple. Mrs. Gregory has recently suffered two , , bereavements. her daughter being killed in an auto acci dent at Wattle a few days ago, and her mother's, death occurring In Kan sas. She .was .east to .attend her mother's funeral when she' received the news of her daughter's death. . bent Daughter to Mayo Urol horn. , ... ,1. lr Barnes was a business visitor In Pendleton this morning from Cay-use- Mr. -Barnes' .wife .and daughter Nettle, departed a few days ago for Minnesota where they will consult the Mayo Brothers In behalf of the young lady. She Injured, her spine In, a fall slx.Vfs afto and .has since been a cripple .and It is hoped that a surgical operation will restore her health. . Nephew Drowned at'lliihbord. ' ,Mrs. M. 8. Shrock has been called to. Hubbard by a telegram announe. Ins; the death of her 16-year-old nephew, Luke Dimlck, 6y drowning. The message simply said the was drowned in Pudding creek Tuesday and his body recovered two hours lat er. The boy was a protner 01 aim Merle Dlmiek, who taught at Freewa- ter last year. An older oromer. arley. Is In the marine, corps, sta tioned at Ran Francisco. ing'I eKceut audltlnsofaeoouiits and completion of business started the previous .week by passing "of ordl nanoes to complete contracts for fire hose and furnishing of fuel to city, An ordinance was also - passed au thorizing the Issuing, of a deed to the Portland Mausoleum Co.. as the final completion of the city's contract with inat .company. 1. B. .Johnson was granted a permit to enlarge the gaso line tank and pump at his place of ousiness on W. Webb street. (tr'turned from California-. .Dr. C F. Wood has 'returned to Pendleton from California where he has been visiting since llarch. Here to lxk After Interest. Ed Campbell came In today from Portland and will spend several days In. this vicinity looking after his sheep and land Interests near. Pilot Bock. Parse Is Found. A purse containing a small sum of .money has been found and reported to the Chief of Police, who will di rect the loser to the one who has the property at. present. Co Camping and Fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wallen of Adams and Miss Sue Addle Tipton, who Is here from Hickman, Ky.. left yesterday on a camping and fishing trip to Idaho points. Sales -;in"'iEach .UNUSUAL INTEREST AS YOU -WILL NOTE. 1 SEASONABLE qpODS TIJAT 10U CAN .USE BEST ADVANTAGE, PJACED 'pN SLE t)R fFRIDAYj fOUR SPECIAL BARGAIN BAY. Wax Sedro Wooley Man, The man. who slashed his throat wlih ft. rasor on N'o. 19 near La lrande night before last was Charles E. . Felts of Pedro Wooley, Wash., It vlltro MJssos WUl Hike. 1 . Six University of, Oregon girls. Mrs. Emma Woolton Hall, and her sister. Dorothy Wootton of Astpria, Dorothy Dunbar, of Astoria, and Eileen Tmp klns, .Helen Wodcock -and Jennie Parellus of Portland, are planning to hike from Eugene to Portland, start ing immediately after the' commence ment exerclBes next Monday. They plan to stop at some town each night, doing ost of their hiking In the morning , and evening, to avoid the hot afternoons. They plan to make the trip in a week- Camu'il lias. Quiet Hcctlug. , There was nothing doing at " the meeting of the city council last even- ailllllllllllHIIIIIIIHMIIIIMIItllHIIIIIIIIIimillllllllHtlllMIIIIMItlHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIlHi -11 r! : TO YOU MEN Who must get J00. per cent value for every dollar you spendWhose, expen ditures this. year must re present sound Investment, rather than extravagance, we.rccouieud BOND. CLOTHES The wearing .valjie. of a piece of cloth the ability of a .garment, to, retain its shape ad fit, are things1 that cannot be Judged by the eye alone. HOXD. CLOTHES are tailored to a standard. Their unquestioned lead ership is due to quality. i ... Come tn today. It will , be a pleasure, to look them over. And remem ber every ault is the ut most In value at the price. Prices $20 to $40. Bond Clothes Bond .Bros. IVmilrtmi's Dradinz 1'lotuicrs. Looking for a Tailor. H. T Lester, proprietor of the Model cleaning and tailoring shop, left yesterduy for Hpokane, where he will try to find a tailor to help him In his business here. , iteneulng IViidcHcton Acquaintances. F. F. McDonald of Baker, Is In Pendleton for a few days visiting his sister, Mrs. Alice Sheridan. Mr. Mc Donald resided In Pendleton a num ber of years ago and has many friends here.' . , New Auto Bnd on Display. A new sleeping cot which fits over the tops of 'tlu automobile seats is being shown in front 'of the Allen- Knight shop on Main street. The cot Is called .he Walker passenger auio peu. To Attend Troop Review. Captain H- K- Williams of the Ore gon military police, and a number of officers of the Pendleton Heme Guard left this afternoon for Heppner to I attend an inspection and review of the Morrow county guard tonight. , r rr. BUYTIIRIFT j STAMPS III flDTf AID'y)U OAX ll'llll '..Itwlll help the boyi 1111 " over there. Illl :: ' . Itjjzi&xii '5 tore BUY TEIUIT -'. fiirr -xtiir tw-vx. It jrill help-th boya M .jPidayclal . . . , MOTHERS Jere.W,an oprtuhity.to.saye several kpmn ypjyuijtpxcellent; abrica ;'gopd patterns, 'best styles. Suits worth.UR.to $7.50, Specjal for. FriJay and Saturday $4-! lined (or Jieing Drunk. ' -tames Murray paid a 110 fine In police court this morning, pleading guilty to a charge of drunkenness, on which he was arrested last night. Murray Is a harvest hand and was on his way to the Athena section to work. Rain raiiKca .Smile. , J. 8. Xorvell,, the well known Helix merchant, is .a business visitor ' In Pendleton today. The rain In his section yesterday afternoon has brought a smile of satisfaction to Mr. Norvell, but If there had been more. of it the smile would be larger. Visited III Daughter. Mrs. Ash ha ugh returned home to Echo today, following a visit here: with her daughter. Miss Emma, who ) is at the hospital, recovering from an appendicitis operation. Mrs. Ash- baugh's mother, -Mrs. Smith of Ar lington, was with her. 3 1 Hero .from California. far. ano Mrs. h. ..k. .rarkes arriveu yesterday from Los Angeles overland and will visit with Mr. Parkes- moth er,' Mrs. Isaac Parkes, and his broth er. Justice Joe H. Parkes, for a few days,, before going on -for a visit at Walla Walla. This Is , the ra)lfor- nlans' usual anwal trip to this sec tion. . .. '.IllilllllillilliillllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllliillllllliiillililillliiililllliUlllllilllllllll LET HELOT 0011 When you get ready for harvest 'sand want something to do heavyhauling at thJ ipjnimujn expanse, just attach a SMITH FORM-A-TRUCK attachment on your Ford and convert itjnto a guaranteed 14 ton.trtck. You will be greatly surprised to see the saving it will effect .We have Smith Form-aTruck At-' v tachments to fit any size or - inake of car; froml to 3 tons capacity. The " cheaix?st hauling unit in ithe world. Corner Cottonwood and Water Sts, Thone 530 To Enlcr JladU Aervk. Car) Bowman, principal .of ths pcipol at Tlllaniook Jast year , Is here for a few days visiting with friend in . Pendleton and at Nolln. lr. Bowman formerly taught aehonl at Noln. Jtr.'Dftwman haR enlisted fof .service fin the radio department and wirl rep g rt at '.Portland whan he leaves here to a tart hia course in the Government school there. kWn-SllOIlt I Wilt) H X'-Pe Northern 1 Pacific Jrain N.. ;343, (lye here at 10:15 a- in-, did nut.pil .purlitor Ilority -This loniUt(c. 4n until co4n today. The delay was j A daughter a born this morning r4iused by its having' to wait for.conito Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Woyer of 613 ne.ctlvnst, as, there was .a washout on j pine street. iho Yellowstone route. oca I it to tTost atunlar The recently passed anti-loafer law wllj ko Into effect jn.t'hls cirV Satur day. June 15. and It Is announced that It Is going" to be enforced. It la probable that :4h(ise men (who have bean accustomed -to .' taking'.' IHtle pleasure trips out into the country for several daya at a time, together with the street corner hohler-d,own, will be asked to plain , matters to the poljce judge If they don't fjnd so one busier occupation, ,' , I Bojra Can.Sw1m.ff Tojr Hrhave. The chief , of. police announces that the. lads, who are a.ccustau3ed to swimming In Ihe fiver now may go j ahead with their enjoyment. If they will comply with the bathing suit reg ulations onJ not annoy passersby. There are a few boys who have been reported fnr different matters, and he .states that be would very .much hate to deprive all of fhe.m of their ; fun . because ot (he few and suggests that, the Utter mend their ways. Ituy Coal Xow.ils.rioa. t A(. W. Perley, siectal representative 'of the riechanlcal department of the i O..W. Jl- .N- rtllwny. Is in the city on his wsy home to Portland from i sttofidance .at the interstate Hallway FueJ astuctat(on convention In flUra j go- Mj. Pi-rley stales that the wn ' venti'm was controlled this year by the federal fuel admln&tratfun, which had rereHentatiyes there from Wash tneton to prf upn the delegates the oecesity of purchasing ci'al tx i every purpose during the aumtmtv months. If they do not. tranporta tlon. facilities will at;ain be tied up a they mere hut winter, and tnanv sections avlll be without fuel when It 1m hdly needed. -Fuel. must also be " V '.. .c n-er ;e.1. VrN rc;,-y. t,a,d. FRIDAY SPECIAL IN THE .WOMEN'S' WGAR -DEPARTMENT. Washable Satin , Combinations i j t 1 v5 v ' I Georgette crepe yoke, trimmed with hemstitjehing and ribbons. Friday .Special .'.ViK. . $3.50 Combination of pink silk liberty crepe, yoke', of Normai FRIDAY SPECIAL J3oys IC-and Rfothers! JVe are closing out about 20 .dozen BoyjK.' andE. Blouses, these Blouses are tapeless and fst colors Come in .prettystripes, sizes 7 yrs. to ll'yrs.'- These Blouses are .worth $1.00. Offered Special Friday and Saturday , . . . . ...... ..... - 65c , Lunch 'Napkins About 25 dozen of these Ltmch Napkiiis, one style ' , . .,, , . , . ' , ' and one size, hemmed ready rfor use. Friday ndy lace, ribbon trimmed. Friday Spec. 1.75: ;sPecjal '..ItXX . .. .t pli . . ;. . fde J. u ! II mi n. i)hi . ill i .it,, iia.,Hljl 11 I lrrnv oncmui Mrmv CDETrjli r ' - r - A ! VERY SPECIAL ERIDAY SPECIAL Ladies Belter Wardrobe Trunks One Ladies' Wardrobe trunk, very' fine "quality, finest fittings, 4 ply " vatfier construction; many handy compartments, easy to pack. Your garments - . .7 . . If.. 'V ! i . '.'ill . . need no pressing when removed from a Belber. .Spe cial offer FRIDAY ONLY. ' . J . . . ' . $65,.B0 Belber Wardrobe $59.93 $37.50 Celber Wardrobe $33.95 Just two' Belber Wardrobe Trunks Special for Fri-' day. r. V ', ; '.- , . ,; j -Qne lot fine, quality-chiffon veils for outing -use on '.the auto. Several good shades; large size. Friday special, each . . ii:X, . .' . ... . . ... . . .-tlil.O - Lot Wash Goods . Such as Lawn, Voiles and Dimity, withi neat floral . effects, suitable for, summer hquse dresses. Friday Special '..... i. LIZ .'..V.'.:T.. ,9c Shoe Specials Children's White Keds, Emmy Lou Slippers, sizes . 5 to lOVfc ,4.... ...,$1.10 Growing Girls' and Women's White Strap, Piazza , Pump, sizes 2i2 to 5 ... . ..... $1-90 for there will be needed this year 750UOO ,tOO, ..which .1 200.009.000 tn pyre. than was tjjjned Jat J'ear. In which' the blsgest output .ever known was made. To make tip this shortaire, the peace Industries must ctudowTi their consumption very ma terially. Mr. l'erley is quite an ojd timer here. having , run a locomotive Has. Tonsils. Kroioved. out of l'endleton in 1SK8. . a man calls at the office for a war rant he Is asked if he don't want it , cashed.. Ja..etaoCa. ? Many tt those who" served ort 'election boards are taking theic pay In this. way as well as those .setting the smaller warrants. The little daughter of William Al- bee of Helix-had her tonsils removed. ly a local physician today. lias ptirmlicitis Ofera4io. Mildrod Hoover, daaghter of Loren Hoover, .underwent an ' appendicitis operation at St. Anthoiy'a hospital this morning. She is recovering nicely. 1 ' t "Work or Flalif. Onlcr. - :The local draft board has received from th6 adjutant general advance netlcn, inf. the "Work or Fight Onler" mat Is being .walled to all- draft uuaro.a. . Atomiifa, quest lonnairo ftte fi rand "Jury. forms are also being; sent to local J p. Cofey, in Justice J. H. Parkes" art's' .. icourt. 'this morning was held to ap - . I pear before the grand Jury sn a statu- llark from Slay Kcar.l-Vrt. . . ;tury charge. Ills bond waa- placed at Airs. Iti.lwrt Zariug returned today $500, and In default of same he is from near Fort Coney. Wash., where' boarding with Sheriff T. D. Taylor. she has been staving while her hus band was stationed at . the fort. Mr. faring Is a. member of. he.63rd coast artillery and laa now been sent' to an eastern point, probably Virginia, Mrs. Earing .was, until recently, Mrs. tabel Finch. Sliaiuion tx, Sniirfiiiicndcnt.. James s)mniiiin, trainmaster for the Northern Pacific at Spoknue, has oen nanjed.as superlntrndebt of the Pasco division, succeeding Captain W. who as an officer In the engineer corps Is now,, en route. east for service abroad... Vunerintejident Shannon was at u- tluic, Northern Pacific condtlctuj ' W Ul Ilan-e. ho IVr vn CYnfi; Artaur-vtiiu K well' known wheat rancher, hear IMlo'l itock. Is'optltnMic as to Top-'prnapeeta. The Pilot Hack country la believed to have the poor est .uiiUook . for grain .of. uot any l'rt of the couniy as there ha been h-sa, rain thrre than In most ctions, out ilr. mil. thinks he will harvest K( Hr. cent of .a normal ero- lie is lar from - discouraged. "lose Krrlglit at 4 ! m. News has been received her by the O.-W. It. X. and the Northern Pacific to close their freight ware houses at 4 p. m. each day and at 1 P. . m. t'aturday. The freight offices will remain open but no freight will be .reecived after the hours announc ed. -The purpose of the change Is said to improve working conditions. this kindwas noted in the East Ore gonian thare were two other cases of the same kind "filed as follows; Mary E. Klrkpatrlck vs. Root. F. Klrkpatrick, alleging .desertion as cause for same. They were married land at present. The trial will be held In tha Justice - court on his return, . nama... . ",;,.'".",.; ..z T - Snit t Collect Money. - Robt. H. Thompsan against Cyrenar in 1882. Plaintiff requesu she be Boles, formerly Cyrena Case. anJ " awarded 1100 per month , alimony, will Peterson is the title of a ault file Jus. A. Fee is attorney for plaintiff. in the circuit -court yesterday afters m The other case is entitled Emma Cal- noon. It is an actipn to collect thT r houn vs. George X. Calhoun, giving sum of (183.12 alleged to be due thJ " desertion as the cause. The plaintiff . plaintiff. Mr. Peterson Is named as a Is represented by Carter A Smyths. ico-defeodaat because , of a mortgage) - . . theld upon-tho property , involved. lead Not Guilty. ! i : - - In Justice J. H. Parkes' court this . Ixindon Works at Mgtit. " norning Samuel B. Kothrsck, charg- In. Imion the Y.-M. C. A. main." d by his wife. Bell Rothrock, with tains a night transport service, a fleet choking and otherwise abusing her. of automobiles that meets trains wheat jvaa arraigned and pleaded not guilty. The defendant is represented by At orney Wm. Peterson, who is in Port- aaldlers arrive. iBstwaaa 1&.000 ant ' Su.OOO meqltAre,t cared for ta thui . manner every month. , , - m PC SWer JMcw ml us4ta!. Sirtjr Mary Helena of l'nnylvi la, pnRneU away alxjut .12: o'clock tHluy at 1st. Anthtuy"0oihal, where ah, hufl, etfn"iwrvinr for th pant ltXfA years. tStje In her ?tfth year and death waa due to obi age and probably heart failure In connection, the Mother afuperlor , raid. StMer Mary Helena. . watt auperlur at Ta co ma and liaker huplutU before com ing here, and her hum wan In Inn s IvAnla. hefre h.e canie west. At rtinf luemts have not yet been made for the services but they, will proba Kly 1m on 8;a.urdAy and she will b Uurlod here. GET , :acgwwte$j. wiin Aipaa today you will ay it is ,great i ''-!' Alpha makes thirst a pleasure and satisfying it a delight. : f THE TEST IS IN THE TASTE ? Many rvurrca AskcdW . It is a dull day when divorce County Clerk K. T. Brown nrvetjMilt Is not filed in the local courts. overlooks an opportunity, to .do a lit-jtiut yeeterxlay Was rather an unusual i: ,kiUn avi.wltu tlult '. ta !!!- Waen - jn th'.' rc-;r-:. Whr f .a-r " Order a case of Alpha for your home-i-drink it with your meals give it to your friends. Alpha is a beverage of quality sold wherever soft drinks are served. ALPHA- BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT CHICAGO. ILL. T.W.MdsskCa. Lass. Asm. ft Ce. IkMXeONQthrl . -' 1 v : 'a. , 'V-m. ! " 1 - . ! 1 t..M.1.J . , I H 4H.P n.-.M.f.wMS J i ".v. r v-c- .'- , '.As rmr Dmmlmr 1 r 1