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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1919)
"EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1910. WMtV-4U!iUL2&WSAaiitJl&aiaaJKi hhi;visiii Ii ' tt ; - il i!ESffifflZ22Li232i32QC5 1 Hi S4JflTFS "ftp. PRir: II Poat ftiwder Cn, anrl-Jlra ff pence. W. I.. yhomiMiiiii; oi thta city, ' win, Worltt, Nw Jemey, February 4, eiusj Pomcroy, Wash,", wlJu (a fiteo an tn re-elected; yeattrdujr'aa a director ofj mnrii received hero toilmy by till tile Oregon Ufe : Inmirance company A. l MMIa la reldeat. .MomlK'in of 1'lrst TifUU MIhm I.eta. Affee anil Mlna Alia Mentzer, I'enilleton lrln who are -attend! nn O. A. O.. have heen chosen a niembeiH of the girls' baHkethall team. They will ilay on the first teum. brother, rjrCHrer-TrayJor. I: He expects to get 'hti' discharge fcxoir and return to Pendleton. "'' 1 Itowi Tmlfir at Tamp Morrltt. noun Traylor,' T'endleton man who hna been In France M' a member of For itching Torture J TjiihIh In New York. Fred WilKey. who ha been over eean hh' a member of the' heavy arm lcry, ha, reached New York and ex pects to Mum to Pendleton soon. He Ih a brother of Mitts Myrtle Wilsey, Pendleton girl who Is a yeomftnette at llremerton. t'huMiMHt .over trap hooting, were with: party of Peiulleton shooter, trying the new "trapai at K the ft wind -Up grindH yesterday. . Today ImhI lay. ,. Today h the laxt day of the final einmlnatioiis at the ' I'enilleton ' high ' rtihool, Next Monday will mark the, opening of the Becond seinester. ; There is one remedy that eeldorn fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation and that makes the skin eoft, cMar and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zemo, vhich generally overcomes uli skin diseases. Eczema, itch,' pimples,' rashes, blackheads in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem ishes disappear over night Itching us ually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, . njitiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and ' dependable. It costs only 35c; an ex tra large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, is not greasy or sticky and is positively safa for tender, sensitive skins. ... The E.W.Rose Co.. Cleveland, 0. Will M,fl hum Mr. and Mrs. V. 10. .lucid left today on No. .17 for I'ortland, to be In thatj city for the celebration of the arrival Anot her ivmllrtoii Man Willi 6.1th. ' the 65th IteKlment. Coast Artillery,' Floyd Menttser, son of Mr. and Mr. f which, their eon, Henry Jijdd. ltr-.4i v. H. Mentzer,' Is a ' Pendleton man ; ""m"", - ,(- ? ... :( who will arrive with the 65th ,RegI- '" "" J " . I nent.: C-A. C- At present, so far as Is K"liln Oiw in lvndktnn. . f. known., the men from this city with! Arthur Means Is stoppingover for.; the' 5th are MenUer, Newton Martin,' ''"V Pendleton " """ Henry Judd and Lieutenant h'telwer. ! Portland. Mr. Means, a former Pen.-; . . . ' , loleton resident, is located ''ftt? ;Vale,( i Malheur county, where he Is uperin-j ! tendent of the Etanf leld interests. i QUA. 11 TV i ! '" Value Giving Event in Pendleton IN OUR READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT. WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES. ? COxME TOMORROW AND BUY ONE OR THE OTHER. YOU'LL BE WAY AHEAD IF.YOU DO. lilrail'hf MoinlMrlil Committee. I '.T. V! Tallman has been named head J of the membership committee In this ifcounty for the ptate Chamber of Com imerce. John It. Etheridge. state ! chairman of the membership conanilt teo. has completed a list of county i chairmen. j U .. ! Trying tlio Traps. O. Holluhan of Pohlnnd. Profes sional shooter, who represents the Du-: TWepliono ltuto Ciiseo to Itesnnie. Xotlce. has been received by the -Pendleton Commercial Association that the hearing of the telephone ratii case ill be resumed at Portland by the public servli-e eonimlMsdon, Febru ary 24. 101 101 1MJ, 101 101- -101101101101101- BRING US THOSE Mi ICKS XT iL. A- -II j I inow 13 me lime to sea inose ' ' chickens you have been hold ing for a good pVice, T ' We pay the highest price for good poultry. SEE US FIRST. Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Fine Groceries Fresh Meats -301 E. Court St. Phones 101 (Private Exchange Connecting ; Both Dept's.) Mfi Out for PtwUt-e. j 0 Pendleton men were at the "Round I"p firouiHiM ycMtfrday for a practice Hhoot In prepiiration for the tournn--1 ruent which beinn Sunday. Jim Hpence, former Pendleton man, shot j 4i out of 50 birds; Pete Holohan, Irofe.sHonal. who in vlnitlnf? here, 42;; I.ee .Miitlor k. '4S; I.ee Dralie, 40; G-: McNurlln,: 40. ' Trophy fiii the Ktalo mhiMit. , t In the window of Sol Rmvm'fi store,' 74TMain tret. there is on display to day a beautiful silver pitcher that has, been received an a trophy for the Ore- j Kon State nhrtot to he held In Peiidle-, ton In May. A 1 presented hy Henry' Kverdlntf, in-rtident of the Portland Jun C'lub. It Ih not known yet f or what event the trophy will be given, j CLEARANCE SALE IN READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT. : There are plenty of garments, plenty of sizes, plenty of colors. Prices just V- of original price. . , ' : SUITS Both sports itnd dress rnodels to wear every day, suits for better w ear. included at above price. ; r COATS of wool velour, bolivias, silvertowns, Burella3t broadcloth, kersey and pompoms. There are both plain and trimmed models. The trimmings consist of beautiful plush collars, coney and kecami collar and cuffs and , other fur trimmings. THE DRESSES are of wool serge, jersey, satiri, crepe de chine or Georgette. In new, smart ;:winter models. There are dark colors and models suitable for street or business wear as well as light colors for afternoon wear. Remember just i of their for trier price. ( I. M MOT TOT TOT TOI TOT TOT TOT TOT IQT TOT .laiwiico IM'turor Here. j M". T. Yamamoto. who I lectnrln-T ; with the KIMfon-White Chautaunua J aystem, waa in Pendleton yesterday, j Mr. Yanianoto is a Japanese and la. endeavoring through his lectures to promote a better' understanding ano t-loner relationship between Japan and the Pnlted States, particularly from an economic standpoint. He lectures at Helix tonight. In "INSURANCE Is the Best Policy" YOI I!K TIIK I.AMrxRI AXI PAY ItF-ZXT TT( ViH'ItKKIiP. SOME ItKAfj Hlt-AlS IN HOXKS. :- Five rttoni houne, niodern. on Aah St., just off yett Webb St!, $2700, $1000 to handle, balnnoe like rent. , , Seven Homn House on Ciriant St,, atrictly modern, $4l0, $2500 donvn, -ha In nee to suit the buyer. Seven room house on HiRh St., $250 down, balance in aevrn yeara. Six rooina on Haley St., atrlctly modern, $.TTi00, $t'no down, balance on easy payment. Seven morn house, modern, on 'Perklna Slreet, $Aono, $1000 doTvn, balance in monthly payments of $2R.90. ' AXI) MAX Y OTHERS. SICK ME IF YOU WANT A HOME ON KASY JOE KliRLEY ' ; Rtiocpssor tn Chas. K. Ilcard, ' Inc. Insurance Ixans Real Estate 7JI Mntn Pi-nrtletnn, Orcxon "See Ic Before the Fire" Itettirn? ffom Sorvico, Merrltt Tnalln, who has been the navy fr a year, aboard the l"- S. S. Sampson and who has been sta-j tinned for the pant 10 months 'aH 'cjueenslown. Ireland, returned to Pen-j ! d!c"-n today. He is a brother of Rob. i ert IiikhIK who djed( Qf -wounds re- reived .In action, and of Ernest In-i j Kails, alao recently honorably dl' j charged from aervico In the navy- j j . ' i rWIll -f to Siin l-YanclMHv 1 j All men who enlin in the navy will j j heneefoii b sent to San Francisco j j for tralulnff. Instead of to Bremerton, ( Fays word from headquarters receiv- j led this morninfc by M. Kulison, ro crultlnK offlrer with offices in the; Federal building. There are tfvo ex j. jceptlons, however, as electrician g?n- j era Is will he sent to Norfolk. Virgin-i in. and apprentice electricians to harletown. South Carolina. CREPE SHANTUNG . ; f - A silk fabric you will like. Because it ; wears well, looks well and wears better. Specially for chil dren's coats, women's suits and dresses, etc. Offered in colors of tan, Copenhagen, Alice blue, white, etc.; 40-in. wide. The yard $2.50 MARCH DESIGNERS March Designers are here. Patrons hav ing cards please call and get yours. PLAID WOOLENS Specially for skirts. Just the right kind, just the right weight of most desirable color combinations, and it takes just two lengths for a skirt. The yard 75c to $4.50. 'I i . t-. " " ' BABY FLANNELS Buy baby flannels now, our stock is complete of very best quality. All wool, wool and Sea Island, and silk and wool. The vard. 59c to $2.50 Have your baby ' weighed and measured by the Women's Division of the Patriotic Service League. The nurses will call at your home. EMBROIDERY FLANNELS, ; ; Shown in several patterns of silk - embroidery, very neat, not too much for little baby's petticoats. Keep the little ones warm by making petticoats of these flannels. The yard. . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 to $2.00 MAKE A DRESS OF OUR TAUPE SATIN OR TAUPE WOOLENS Offered in different shades. Satin is very popular I'.nnks Inlon-Nml in C'lulw. rniatllla. county hanks ore so much In fnvor of pie clubs anil calf cluba -f.ir Mrhnol jupilN thnt 'they have of-j ' fored to cooperate with F. I.. Ballard. ! IT. I ANiHtnut Ktnte leader of county asents. I trip In olnbl;HhlnK clubs throughout the trip to Mexico. made for the -Mfe. countv. S:ock men are also Interest. ' purpoHe of Rettinir supplies for the V. j ert In the work, which Is well eatab-. S. s. Yorktown and I. 8. S. lished In Wallowa. Union and res-; mouth. Ford, who Is chutes. I.. J. Allen, state club leader, the coming season you will find our satin ex cellent for-dresses. Woolen fabrics of epin , gle, satin Venetian, French serge, etc., are amongst the favored for dresses. Let us help you plan the dress. ( Satins..... S1.75 to $3.25 Woolens... $2.00 to $4.50 111 i i. S. Oregon to Mexico. for . This Is his will he ih TVndletoh March 12 will co-operate with Mr. nallard, and four months .Maclean's magazine, published in To- formerly in the Canadian army and la mourth ronto, contains a history of their early j unat-rstoon to nave seen service over seas. h is wamea upon an immoral charge. Ports-'No Snow at Pearson creek. brother of I A lacft of snow fit the Pearson, Funeral of Mrs- iX'iitrell. Mrs. Karl Sawyer of this city, enlisted creek region, southeast of Pilot Rock, I The hody of the lata -Mr, t-ulu Deu. hrought here today by Mrs. Deu well's k I'rether, James Himea of thia city. Kj further particulars of the case havW" developed, except that the policft, 'as" well as Mr, 1 limes, think that robbery was rh motive for the crime. The funeral will- be held tomorrow at the Austin nrd on Trip. . Atiftin Kord. Pendleton" hlRh achool hoy who. .etUUtA-1. ,ne navy a year tiRo, lrt't Mare inland today on the was; of Mrs. Deuwell HOWABOUTYOURTiRES? Now that a new season is 1 about here,- how about your tire equipment ? Better bring your car in and have, our tire mn Jqok it over and prescribe the' proper tires so that .your tire troubles will be the minimum during the coming car; season. We carry a complete line of . the famous; United States tires in both the fabric and coVi, and can meet your most exacting de mands. ... . . k . v Cor. Cottonwood & Water Streets. Thone 530 AskyoTir grocer what the coffee drinker turns to when he makes a change. INSTANT P0STUM so comple-tely takes coffee's place in flavor, satisfaction & ( appearance as ' to cause no loss of pleasure. No Caffeine in InstaniPostum "JLereb a Reason" ChSIdren-Cry for Fletcher's i 4 .' ' when Frank Enbu.sk and Krnest Doh- U' reported by W. W. Cryder, forest t w-ell, former Iendleton woman who1 home of Mrs. Laura Crockett, mother nert Joined the service nml as they I supervisor, who returped from thatlwas murdered In Portland, have heen released ho Fy he is anx-i section this morning. Mr. Cryder ' Inns to got home. Letters and papers. ! says he expected to see at least eishtj " T - ,.T" s-ord v are onnreclnted hv the sail, 'inches of snow. He reports the range! fcii iiiWnriHW"iirltf?'gMiii Him'- on irinni or. Ills address is U. S. Navy, San In fine condition. Francisco, California. ' 1 1, ' . lloliert Jenkins Hack. f; I Robert Jsnkins. soiV'otXL. Jen Sr4kkinjr Return of Soldier. ,Qf this city, baa elurMi.&4.er Mrvioe Efforts are beingr made at La Grande at Camp Lee. Virsrinia.- Jenkins was to speed up the return of the Lain New York ready to-&ail. witb.he (imnde hospital unit which is nowjsth Infantry. 8th, Division., when he with the army of occupation In Ger- became ill and was unable to leavo many. This unit went to France in with his comrades iho reached September. 1917. and has done yalu. i France before the signing of the arm able service In some of the hardest Istice. fiKhtlnfr. Pr. K. B. Waffle, son of Mrs. B. S. Waffle of this city, and Tom 'n Was Found at state Hospital. 1 A man named Abbott was arrestea Murphy, a Pendleton hoy, son of Mr. and Mrs, K. J. Murphy, are members of the unit. Petitions have been Hsned at La Cinande by parents of men in the unit and business men of La Ornnde asking the war department to release the unit from duty and list it for early return. The petitions will be sent to Washington. hy Chief Al Unberts today on request cf the federal officers of Walla Wal la. Abbott was found at the state hospital where he has been working since the first of the week. He was Plans for Physical Train inc. ! Holman Ferrln. boy's athletic in structor of the hlsh school, announced today that a course In physical train-: htjf will he offered the boys of th&. sc hool during: the next semester. (In A ; th.it It would be Btarted dnrlnur the. nert week. It 1 planned to call a nirctfntf of the hoya. ascertain each . Thn. with the htlp of thin lnforma-1 Hon, acttnjr corporals will be appoint-;! ei. The course will contain military, drill, pett ins-tip exercises and other: I ph-stcal drill. It will be held thre tin:e a week dnrlnp the conference " period, and. to lengthen th!s period ; to thirty mimites, school will be as-, semWcd at 8:3f each morninp. The pirla of the school will be given. a like, course under th direction of Miss Manraret Crtm. physical instructor in the public schools. m i m m ; Is Itrothcr c.f lxK-al Man. ' "Walt Mason, famous as a po-t who j -write stories In cr. Is a brother of ; Fred Mnson, of I'endleton. Both men j were -born la Canada and this month's ! V.lt SAVIViS ST.IPS ARC THK HFst KIV1 OF VALtNTl.VKS Fbrmr- 14 is St. Valentine's day. . :. . . fc Iet your Valentine expressions of love and esieein. thiK y?ar be in ,the substantial and l;utiiiff form of Thrift Stamps and War Savngs Stamps. ' " ( , v The Vslentlnes of other years are now iase. "Thrift" Is the na tional watchword. Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps are ' not only p.iod tn look on fir the instant then to be thrown away or tucked into dresser drawers and plseon hides t accumulate dust and de cay. "Baby bonds' grow better look in every day. V'ncle Sam needs money to pay the debts of war. Iend him all you can through the purchase of AV. S. S. . Thrift stamps and 1919 - War 8a v infra stamps now on sate at usual agencies. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been ' iu use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of - anA has been made under his per i; s ?J?Arr sonal supervision since its infancy, ; t vOsV 4c& v Allow no one to deceive you in. this. AU Counterfeits, Iniirations and Just-as-good are ' but Xxnerimens that trifle with and endanger the health of jlnfants and Children Experience ajraicst ' Experiments ihat is CASTORIA Castcria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Xrops and Soothing SjTups. It is pleasant. " It contains - xsiUier Opium,1 Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its tge is its goarautee; For more thaa- thirty years it ha bsen in constant use for the relief of Coactipation, Tlctulency, 7ind Colic a4 Diarrhoea; rllajiag Fovcrijhnoss diking therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bovcl aids the assimilation cf Food; givtig; healt'ay ani oatuij lctp, The Children's Panacea The Wether's Friend. GENUINE CASTO R I A ALWAYS f Bears the SirnaU-re-of u2. 5 r S22 S S XS SJ In Use Fcr Over 30 Years Th Kind You Havo Always Dought
