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EIGHT PAG " FAGBTlTRrt DAILY BAST OREGOKIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7,' 1918. IWV m mm IwiiLu I-tfuvo for Condon. ;i -rivals vermin W. Madoulet ot- tiy Oregon .Military Police, loft today fir Condon5 tor military duty. His KPi'Oiul work will be fire patrol and lie will Join tha detail of men locat ed thoie, making a total of eight. Jnvra for Port lu ml. James Ellin Carter of La Grande, enlisted with Recruiting Officer P. Hwarts yesterday as an apprentice sea man and left for Portland. He ex pect to get Into the -carpenter branch of the aviation service. Will KntT Moclinnlcal Son Ice. 'Mr; and Mrs. Albert Hoyd left to dnirfor Condon, where they vlil visit Mr Body's mother, Mrs. L. Fry. Mr. Hody, who has been here as a mem beriof the Oregon Military Police, will enter the polytechnic school In Portland boon as he has enlisted as a iivecliunlc. . Military Pollen by collecting water cans and sacks for use in fire-fight Ing in wheat field The Scouts say they are , ready to do anything that will help Uncle Sam and they are of the opinion that fire fighting Is at present one of their mot Important duties. nil Jlve ltt'lws. Miss Lorene Parker has bulletins containing recipes for wheatless bread, muffins and cake, recipes for the use of sugar equivalents, and re. clpes for the use of Jlsh which she will be. glad to distribute to Umatilla county women to aid in the present food ' problem. " These bulletins are prepared by the United States food administration and ale at Miss Par ker's office on the third floor of the federal -building. ' ltlng ministers, and probably will be responsible for an auto ride and sight seeing tour of the city. : The association decided to got more Information ort a "Long and Short Hall'' bill In congress before giving it the support asked by the Ml-okane Chamber of Commerce. Reg ular bills were paid. Arthur Fl (ierold Married Tho. Fits! Gerald, city recorder, has ' "' " received the news of the marriage at 'W. J. Vannklke, editor of the Mil- Seattle, Sunday, of his son, Arthur, ton Bugle, was a passenger on No. land Miss Madalene Herio of Walla this- morning, bound for the conven- I Walla. - Mr. Fitz Gerald is employed in tlnn of the Elate Kdltorlul Association 'the shipyards at Seattle, w hich convenes at MsVuhfkld and ; , ' North Hend Friday, (--nturclay and , Automobile Machinist. SUmlay. L 'John Leuer arrived in Pendleton the ' . -first of the week from Cashmlre, Wn., IKiii KoliliiHOn Here. j to make his home in Pendleton. Ills '1on Ilohlnson, who entered :,lheifanilly will arrive in a short time. Mr. service this spring, arrived today 'to iLcuqr ,1s a brother of Joseph l-cuer of visit at the homo of his parents, Mr. jtho Leuer . Auto Co. and will be with and Mrs. J. F. Jtoblnson' Mo la in jthe company as an expert machinist th raillo corps of the navy and Is-j and auto repair man. The Lc jer Auto stationed ot Seattle. He expects to, Co. expects to wet moved to Its now Remain here until Sunday.'..; t j location nn Garden rtreot next we-3k. DcniiiiL-.lrnlcs at I'j-Iio. . illroii(lit Two Xeu- Cm. ' Miss Helen Cowglll of O. A. C. as-1 " doseph Jer and Muri in Hoai,-biid slstunt stale club leader, went to Heho returned to Pendleton Monday ufirr todny to demount rate cunning. It tajneor. from a trip to Portland, driving Mist Cowgili'a aim to arouse Interest 'two iew Iliipiiioliile cars ,ver the Co lit the formation nf ennufng teams luinbia highway, Mr, Leuer reports which will be sent to the contest at! having hud no troublp getting over the stale fair at Salem this year. Hhe road. From reports ho hud heard . - v ;he had expected the high-way to be In Mnlerlu! Arrive Material for the refugee garments to tie made l y Hie t'matillu ' county chapter of I he lied Cross arrived to duy. AlrK. Ida 1 Fowler, hoa.1 of this wirk, is making plans for beginning the work and announcement will be made soo as to the day she will ask the wome of the chapter to commence sewing at the workroom In the feder al building. llov M-oiiIh Will Help. ' - The lloy Sciuts are planning to fild the fire patrol -work of Iho Oregon much ' worse found It. condition - than . he Commercial flub Will C'Miiei-alo. The Pendleton Commercial Club made arrangements at a meeting .presided over by President George Haer to cooperate In every way with the Methodists In making the -com-ventlon of the Columbia River con ference a success when it meets here in September. The association decid ed that the entertainment committee would confer with the ministers here and make plans for entertaining vis- piKtrkt Exemption1 Hoard Ilpport The district hoard at La. Grands ljas reported to the local draft board John W. Peters will stand In class U:' and. Stephen LIchter Is re-classed fiirni fd to It County Court Meeting. 'County Judge C. H- Marah and Commissioner IT. M. . Cockburn are holding monthly session of the coun ty court today. Commissioner Ander son not belng present. The day has been taken up with auditing the monthly bills. Will Visit Husband, r Mrs. H. H. DeHart left today for Portlnnd where she will visit her hus band who left recently to enter the service as a mechanic and Is now in training at Benson Polytechnic School, Portland. ' ,; I . Principal Is Here. --- - A. M; Cannon who will act as prin cipal for the Pendleton high school for the coming year, arrived last night and Is at present house hunting. Mrs. Cannon will arrive In the fall. Fred P. AUsten, city superintendent, and Mr. Cannon are having a conference to day In regard to school plans. Will Ti'UHi In anal one. Assessor C' P. Strain received abet ter Ibis morning from Harry T. Drill, last year principal of the Pendleton high schtul, stating that he had sign ed to teach In the Panama Canal zone, at Ancon. - lie will sail for his new field from New York September Kill. The letter was mailed from Yamhill, Oregon Will Filler Training. Miss I.enora Fran of Hermlston presented -her application today, to Miss VlrglnTodd, secretary of the woman's division of the Patriotic Service league, for entrance Into th United States student nurses reserve. Miss Franc Is the third Umatilla, coun ty girl to signify her Intention to en. ter training. - flhe is registering In the preferred class, which means that she will go anywhere to train.. Miss Todd says Inquiries concerning en listment are coming In steadily. tAmp r U .W : .Hi &r.rwr: stamps- m I - - -- ill Early Fall Showing of Dresses W . ,- --..liwi -1-f.rti j-f-nii,ini (j-If '---f EXPRESSING YOUR HAT STYLE IDEA The smartest models in all the popular shapes and colors. Hats from the best foreign and American sources straws, soft felts, derbies, caps, Round Up hats, whatever you like and need. Sizes for everybody and values you'll appreciate. Caps 75c to $3.00. Round-Up Hats $3.50 to $20.00. I Felt Hats $3.50 to $5.00. Straws $2.00 to $8.00. ItOMI CI.OTIIF.8 S2D.no to 40.(10 The tilmost In value. The nmjl service Rive prompt altchllon to aH Inquiries. BOND BROS. Pendlctons' TjcuJinff Clotlilcm. 1 I'matllln CVMinty IndUitn In Mnjtuzlnei. ! I' Th( "Illtistrated Jtevlew for Au-1 mist hat an Kb cover a picture of a , ' I'mntllla county Indian camp taken i by Major le MoorhoiiKe of Pendl- ; ton. Thin liie of tho magazine "1 the Indian numher. and the editors : wrote Major Moorhoue and asked , for the pictures. Hesidea the cover, j there In' In the masa-slne a double: pa Re of pictures. Including- portrait! j of Rac-n-ja-wea. Wallulah. Pau . Bhowaway, To-Ka-Map-Po. Medicine j Man: Heaver-thatSlldes, Sees Te, j Filtina Mlnthorn and papoose, all oi j which are familiar to people of thl vicinity. Advance Instrncifoiw lEccclve!. The local draft hoard received this morning hy wire advance Instructions to prepare for reeiRterlnK' the men to be brought under the manpower bill now pendinjr In congress. It nays about one-third nmre registrants will be re q uired for the work this time than .were required In the 1917 registration. The use of votinK precincts for regis tration districts is recommended, and ; the nvhfile proceeding will doubt leas jbe similar to that of last year. Iteirls- tration day will he In September some reports say the "5th. Charming models in serge and jersey. Just in t ime for the Miss and Sfchool Girl who. is oitmplat ing her fall wardrobe. ; ' 1 1 - ' ' 1 ' . Some of the new features of these dresses are the panel back and front, silk embroidery, fringe trimming, chenille embroidery, tailor braid trihiniing, button back ' models, some; with the narrow jeJart, qthers accoX'deon pleated. " " : ' v These dresses are reasonably priced an4 we have them in all the new shades. c : Will llcort for Scrrlcx. Kirk Thompson, Who has been em ployed fr several months at the Pen dleton Motor Pales Co., Is making1 pre parations to report for duty In the na val reserve In a few days. Mr. Thompson enlisted In thi branch of the service some time ago and has , been waiting for the cull to report. He and Mrs. Thompson wlll leave next ;week goins first to Oresham, where 'her parents live, and where she will make her home while he Is In the ser vice. y--ce CURTAINS'" ' An 'assortment large enough so that you can surely find just what you want. Nottingham, scrim, net, etc., 2 "to 3 yards long. The' pair . . . ... $2.00 to $150 BARONETTE SATIN . By all means purchase a SKIRT length of this beautiful silk for a skirt. It's new.' It wears and is very effective. Off ered in plain, colors and fancy patterns. See them. ' 1 BLACK VELVETS In 36 and 24 inches widesuifable for those popu lar sleeveless coats, of finest quality costume velvet in black only. The yard CRETONNES Of patterns and colorings specially for Bags. Of fered in blue, brown, fan, rose and the like. Beauti iul floral designs. The yard.. . 25c and 50c ..... . $.3r00 ahdj&lop . . i WOMEN'S NECK WEAR Offered in a.Jtag variety of brand newptyles Collars thai viI pright en up that dress or suit to what you wuit, jIade of organdie, voile, Q eor gette, etc! ' Neatly trim med with laces, picot and hemstitching, 50c to $3.50. . u-. CHECKED DRESS GOODS For skirts, children's dresses and coats. .Comes in all size checks. Made of good qualjty 'yarns "with firm texture. ( Price i 50c tQ $M . INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS ! You will be glad to know we have all linen initial ! handkerchief s for women.' One comer" embrpide'red of a neat design . 35c, ?or $1.00 tX)U W.lt KMSOIt Will Ho IIito for Ji.iiiii(l-l . "Hroncho" Hnb Hall, fnnintia In Pendleton s having won second prlxe In the buckinff contests last yenf after having been heliel Into the saddle be raus h was at that- time on crutches. AN OVERSIZE FORD TIRE We now have the new Goodrich Safety Tread .31x3 7-5 Tire which is the oversize model for Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell, Dort and other cars using a 30x3 1-2 casing. The automobile owner realizes that the oversize tire for Eastern Ore gon roads are by far the most practicable and are the cheapest in the long run. The Goodrich 31x 3 7-5 is the logical tire for this purpose. In stall them on Your car, and we feel certain you will use no other size. THE PRICE IS ONLY $23.G0 . coticom lEALS'A little Pimples- On " Face That Itched Awfully and Caused Loss of Sleep "Little red jiiinplcs appeared on my luce, neck mid chest anil I-oirtd not hnd anyllimir tliat wnukl help me. Tlic pimple Rrew to he larvc, and time came toa head and had corrup tion in ihem. They itched awfully to that I ciwiMhanlly Rutnsleep at nitht. . TliistnjuNe lasted about two month. "I read about Cutictira Siwfi and Ointment arid 1 purchased some. I ciUI tell they heled me the fourth time I used them, and now I am com pletely healed." (Sinned) Mis Zalief Stover, Mill, New Menico. It is o easr to prevent kin and calptnstbleiy usinif t'liticuraSoap, . and no other, lor all toilet purpose, assisted now and then bv toui he ri Cutirura Ointment to tirnt siiins oi pimples, rashes, dandruff or irrita tion. Beside alley arc id-al (of every-day toilet u-ses. tmmplm E..k r T Mail. AiMf-p-ct1: "Caitrara. !.. R, ." t-io . v.r.-wh.r- .TV. (hnliwiw I here today. With him ore Mr. and .which the German government in taken before a firing squad and exe- virn. m I. Wilkinson nnd it. 1 'ham- Betelum repeatedly nas tnea co sup- emeu. hers, tha latlex. haa also. ridden .her.- press, continues to. make ils- apttear- The party drove here from Los Awt- ante. lea. Chambers, who was In January recent copy of the paper, which honorably discharged from the Colo- ia published secretly, received here. rodo cavalry, in which company he maintaining a story of another In- WASHINGTON. Aug. 7. A short- wns a sergeant, and Hall, have Been stance of Hun brutality. age of soo.viio unskilled workers in riding In the Hed Cross rodeos In Cali-j of ninPt0).n Belgians tried at Char- I war Indimtrles la shown In incom fornia. 'They expect to go to La jer on a charge of furnishing In for- I Plete report to the department of la Orande tomorrow but will be here frmation to the alliea. six were sen- I br's federal employment service, the Round-l'p. They say that there . . t , ano, ' which ha taken over the recruiting is much enthusiasm in luiirornia Harding the big event. j Families of the entire nineteen were isunimoned anil told that six of the nlnslMin u. I - til iif ..ii,...l 1. 1 1 f tha t officials refused to state which weret"8- of thia class of labor for war -Indus, tries. Final reports are. expected to show a shortage of one million work- Alfred L. Chapman, famftus Custer j the victims, guide and scout, who wa with Gen. I "The sentence was not even nade Geo. A. Custer, and la the only living iknown to the nineteen," stated the white man who witnessed the Custer j"Ame Beige." "In vain dirt their fam flKht, Mr. Chapman ia 78 : ears ot'ilies l)eg and implore thi c.ermuns to age, and will appear at the Alto the-tell; they were allowed to visit the aler tomorrow night. prisoners, and they wept and lament- ed.- The bitter truth would be easier han this agonising uncertainty. Another Volunteers. j -wive and children stood all night A fourth Vmatllla county girl has t lh lh rison. alternat- given to Miss Viralnla Todd, secretary . between infinite despair and of the Women's division of the Pa- senseless hope. At dawn six were trlotic Service League, her application for entrance Into the fnltcd States student nurses reserve. fhe Is Miss; . Nina Fender, of Pendleton, nnd she hns passed her physical examination , and will enter the preferred c'lnts. Railroads and (armi'miut ' o tail t their unskilled labor1 by means other tha.iv t fee. ejeeal emolymen seryloa. BASFnUIJ.; VESTEltVS " National Iifurtie New Tork 4; -Cincinnati J. Philadelphia J. Plttsburr 1. . lioHton 10; St, Louis J. Lirooklyn 3, Chicago f. American Ijeagua, IH-troit'S. Boot on T. Cleveland 1. Waahlng-toa 0. Chicago , New york 4. St. Loi is 4.' Philadelphia C 1 S;-liool IIcd 1 Calic:. 1 PASCO, Aug. 7. The school board j cc.nfronts the proposition of securing suiwrlntendent for the Pasco city hools. C. II. Lilly, employed for thnt position, having been placed within ; the draft. Mr. Lilly was an Instruc- ' tor in the local hlch school last yc.-r! and unm the reslKnslion of Walter V. lilcka a superintendent, was employ-l e,l hy the lioard to soi-cecd Mr. Hicks , Ererjr useful thing should be used j ell that used article to somebody who needs It through the classified. : GERMAN BRUTALITY EXPOSED BY PAPER LONDON. Aug. 7. The "Ame el- ; p," mysterious little Pelg'nn paper 1 A Cool Breakfast ,fonvarm weather, No fussing round a . hot stove if you cat Post TOiaSTIES (Madc OfCorn)- me Columbia Repprds for August : .d are Hejr,e DROP IN AND IlEARTIIEM PLAYEDi ' X - 1 i Some. Very, Pretty New Nuiubc vs. Economy Drug' Co. Hotel St CUorg Bulldlns; ' Day Telephon! 111 NlpM T.ltihi 71 4 - - it m -9 r - 9 -9 9- - - - f !