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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1919)
TEN FACES ' PSIEY EA5T OIlEGDNIgN. riSNDLEl'U OTCECOR. TUESDAY, MAY 13 1019. FAGETIIKEfl NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON I'ruiiutn Muuth Hvtllitl. Httrnian Koehlk wus iippointwl nd mlnlstrutor of the enfuto nf llniy Lorenxen today and tha following ni prulHors named: J. HiuJeman, John Peters and August Kiifiera, (liuriml WJIti IfcHmc IHtionlriiji. Mm. Kd Swluler forfeited $10 toll In police court today by fulling to ap pear to anmver to a ehiirtte of disor derly conuduct lout nlKht. Aro I'orcnix of Now Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank JCly ore imr .pnlH of a three and a half pound Hon who wan born Sunday. Mr. Kly U a clerk In the local potuofflre. The son has been named Robert Franklin. irmrited by th county court Hatimlay! which but one new member In to be and the road ordered !ioned. i elected. Nelson Dlnpluyfl IVno (Jiuli. Otto Nelnon had on dlHplay yenler day In Allen-KnlKht's window 81 fine native mountain trout, the result of .1 day' fiHhlmc In Meacham creek Hun day. The fudr are from seven to ten Inchei) In lenKth and of excellent quiil. Ity. t'mletfrabltaH Ijravn 1ty. Five women, alleged undcHlrableft, left Tendleton by request of the police between Haturday nlKht and yester day. The exodim waa due to a quiet campaign carried on ity tho police over the week end. Tiny Mthy lx Atloplexl. Adoption paHr, tranaferrlng to A. rt. Carpenter anil Mrs. Carpenter seven-weeks-old Kllsabeth Nolan, were filed In the county clerk's office Mnn. iluy. The little tot will hereafter be known by the nnma of Audrey Marie I'ariwmter. Mnt. Ktiirlo In ilMrtol. .Mrs. Anna (itorle Ih In Ht. Anthony's Hospital recovering after an opera tion performed yesterday. ' IM'Uil Klrauli Here. IJenn John Ktrauh of the University of OreRon, arrived in I'endleton to ilay from Kugene. He In here on rnat ler of ftuHlnelM connected with the I'nlvernity. AcHdent (VtmmltMlon fioti Judgment. The Htnte Accident Insurance Com mitwion wiut given a decree for $59.8,4 agftlnHt lhn KwIhh Cheewo ompany following; the latter' default fcatur day. ' Itoiul INtlllon (iratit)tl. The petition for a new road to be known am road No. 7fl6 and petitioned for by W. A. Wallace and 01 hern, was "Mr. Hob" Wolnewlny. The I'endleton hlh choo will pre. ent "Mr. Hob" Wedneiolny night at tho hlKh school auditorium as the an nual high aclimil play. The play Ih for the benefit of the Htudeut body fund. Tickets are now on sale at Krazler'a bookstore. Oil. Italt-y to lleppner. Col, J. H. Jtaley la a Helipner thin week attending circuit court. He I defending iten Colvn In a damage Kult brougbtln the Morrow county court. Will ll'ujflil K.aragi. Tho Hndtetoii Iron Works waa In. sued a "jirmlt today to build a ga rage on It premlBen. The structure will cotrt $K.I). be completed by June I and will be built by. J. E. Karl. Incal Kclxxil l-lixtlon .luiie IS. One vacancy In the I'endleton school board will be filled by election on June 16, nn which day all district In the eminty will hold their elec tion. The term of K. I. Hinlth will expire at that time and hi succefwor will be elected. Till In the year In Would Sell IVrxonal Pronerty. I Petition to ncll $22343.40 worth of pcmonal properly lielonglng to the elato of Omar J. dinger wax filed and granted to !. W. Olinger. admln- I uttralor, today. The report any that ! tlie correct total value of the estate ' should be $5,97S.&0. Inntead of I f 4l2.6 an flint reported. 101101101101101101101101101101- BETTER BEEF It has been our aim for some time past to sup ply our trade with the very best Steer Beef ob tainable. Our livestock is all slaughtered in a sanitary, concrete, abattoir and then run into a large pure air cooler where it is thoroughly cooled out be fore being moved to our first class cooler in our market. The quality of our livestock, plus the manner in which it is handled from the time it leaves the killing pen until it reaches your refrigerator as sures you of fresh, juicy, tender meat when bought at "101." "Waste Less Buy the Best" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Fine Groceries and Meats Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting both departments.) t Wan In Wliltman Mawwcro. Mrn. Nancy Jacobs of Portland, who la a. iroeMf. at tho home of her glrl- ' hood friend, Mrn. William Hbikeley. wan In the Whitman mossacre. Mr. Jacob, who U 79 year of age. wan a small child at tho time of tho man nacre. Her maiden name wan Ml Nancy Onliorne. ' Itenuimled to Juvenile Court. ! Miss Inabel Hoe, arretted Saturday . -I.... ..MMllnv the noeed Unlit, IUK'll ' " " " pleaded guilty to the charge In police Court Monday afternoon and wan re- ... ,- t,iv..nila court for sen tence. She in IB yearn of age and ! therefore cannot be nentenced by the : police judge. : lMikiiur l-'or CliaHcn Trotter Mm Jenette Trotter, of 758 Ranta ! Clara, nlreet. Alameda. California, in nearchlng for her ion, Charles t. Trot ter, formerly of Pendleton and Pilot j Hock. Mrn. Trotter say that her on I went to Idnho from this county but : later wrote her that he wan In Yakima. She haa written to both Taenia and : Pilot Hock, but her letter have al- i way been returned. -TOT TOT TOT TOI TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT 21 Orrtrtin to llnvo Itcnnlon. ' Tho 2d Oregon, famous after serv- ; ic In the Kpahlwh-Amprican war, will 1 havo a reunion of oil it officp-rs Mn 24. In Portland at Hotel ltennn. and i (Jeorwa A. Hitrtmnn, who wrved as a t HfMJtpnant In the 1 Orefcun. Ih plan ! ninif to attend. There are between I DO and 60 officers scattered over the InorthwpHt and Mr. Hartmnn is the ( only one from I'endleton. Will M.vt Tom liinhy. Mis Jane Murphy arrived thl "INSURANCE Is the Best Policy" FOR SALE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME ON THE NORTH SIDE. $9,000 A REAL BARGAIN! JOE KERLEY 1 Bucceasor to Chaa. E. Heard. Ino, "See Me Before the Firew Insurance Loans. Real Estate. 7J1 Main Pendleton. Oreron mnrnlnff from tCiiKene, where sho has been aliendin? I'nlverMity of (trepr.n and joined her parent. Mr. and Mrs. j K. J. Miirphv, MIsh Kdna Murphy and Mr. AKnet ChristenHen. The party left on No. 6 for lai (Ininde-. where they will meet Tom Murphy, who hit. I !een In Prnnre an r mem tier of the T fJrnndn hopltnl nnlt. part of Urn Halnhow dlvlnlon. Tom will arrive, tomorrow and It Is expected thnt h will remain 1 2 hours In Ia Orande. but It-lM not probable that the train will stop her. Men in n mil O mil -any Hero. Ninety tnetnlera of a Camp Revenue casual company, mostly members of the headquarters company of the first army corps, arrived In I'endleton on additional ears added to No. m and were Riven breakfast at thn Red Cross canteen. The men are from Orecm ' and Washlnjtton and are under the command of Ueutenant George Klnff. l'.Oih Machine Htm Hattalion. All are overseas men. Vow I'lro AarwtiiH Ito4olvol. Tho new unlvernay Joint nozzle, whk h permits efficient flKht'.mj of basenient fires, has been received by the flr department and will complete the modern flro fiuhtinff apparatus of the department. It was one of such nofczels which did very effective work (n tho People's Warehouse" fire last winter. Tho other new equipment re. celved la a acalinff ladder which will be usnd In second and third story fires It Is to be tried out on the volunteer firemen In a series of practice events. to le staped shortly. Biggest Values in Town in USED CARS We have on our sales floor today the best used car proposition in town, and at the right price too. . ; ?jfcftjft 1917 JEFFREY, 7-PASSENGER This car is just out of the paint shop with a bright new coat of black. The motor is in excel lent condition, and the car in general is in first class condition throughout ' A payment of $450.00 down and the balance in payments of $45.00 a month will make you the owner of one of the classiest and best looking cars in the county, and at less than half price. May Clot l-Yrwii Sonloo. A new opportunity for discharged soldiers and Marines iw contained in word received Monday at the local Marine recruiting office, announcing that they may re-enilst in the Marine Marine Corps and will be sent M France until next. fall, to relieve men now on duty overseas. In the fall, all troops will be withdrawn and will be discharged upon their return to the fnitrd States. Applicants must be physically qualified and only dis charged soldiers and Marines will be accepted. The enlistment will be for four years, but notation will be made on enlistment papers and service re cord hook that the applicants are for special limited service in France and. will bo discharged upon return to tho states. Grocery Phones '526 Use the Phone PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE Other Departments 78 Use the Phone IW All wool bathing suits in rose, emerald, gold, royal blue, gray, navy and black, trimmed in-etripes of contrasting shades; sizes 36 to 46, colors $2.50 to $15.00, . Black Velvet Sport Coats These garments are so smart this season worn with pretty skirts. We have a. complete line at the price you wish to pay. NEW AGS B and Purses to wear with your summer frocks, offered in the newest colors of moire and leather in bags and flat purses. Each 75c to $7.50. The New Laces IN OUR ART DEPARTMENT New Package Goods Of all kinds and many you haven't seen. Dresses, rompers, gowns, pillows, hats, etc. Done up in neat package ready to work. See them. Each 35c to $3.50 NEW CURTAIN NETS AND SCRIMS AND SWISSES Let us figure with you on those new curtains. Big selection of patterns also plain weaves. The yard 20c to $1.50 Art Antique . A combination of filet, crochet and Venice laces. Not too heavy, but just the right kind for fancy work, bed spreads, camisoles etc., offered in several widths of insertions and edges. Be sure to see them. The yard 20c to 65c PLAIN COLORED VOILE A wide range of colors of fine voile in plain shades 40 inches wide. They make up into splendid summer dresses. The yard 35c to 65c Pendletons Leading Grocery Currants, 12 oz. Package 25c Seeded Raisins, 2 packages for 35c Seedless Raisins, package 20c Milk, large size 15c Iowa Corn, can .' 15c We have just received a fresh stock of dried fruits consisting of Apricots, Pears, Apples, Prunes, Peach es and Raisins. These fruits are extra fancy and we have them in bulk, 10 lb., 25 lb., and 50 lb. boxes. 526 TWO PHONES 526 SLIP ON VEILS A new lot just came in in plain and fancy of best quality, in medium and large, of different shades, white, brown, blue, taupe, black, etc., each 10c to 50c NURSE STRIPE GINGHAMS Makes up into most practical dresses. Wears well and launders better. Offered in different size stripes and in several colors of blue and grey. The yard 35 UMBRELLAS A brand new shipment just came in, of the newest shades of "RAIN OR SHINE" Umbrellas. These come with trimmings to match the top of Bakelite in the new short models. Offered , in grey, brown, taupe, red, purple, green, navy, etc. Each $5.50 to $15.00. COLORED SATEEN In a big variety of patterns and colorings for petti coats and fancv work. Light and dark patterns. The yard 60c to 75c school !olevost thttt his cIr-sots hnvn .ln a letter to Mr. Ell. the secretary ! new work well and is accomplished a Rrent ileal of good ys he hopes to see his collection of 1 nuike a visit to I'endleton soon, work in makinff furniture this Year, firo pictures and is planning on Bet- V but hewnils. the fact that there in notUinff here for the Ttonnd-l'p the date enotiKh time for nn exhibition. Am.) for which he had not yet learned, onj. the variety of articles made this. Chief Powell of Portland will set tho year the best are two library tables, j date for the. firemen's meeting and one made by Italph Forter and the the tentative dates are Sept. 1 " -1 - 17-18. other by William McLaughlin. Other articles manufactured by the students are: Two cedar chests, a music cal j inet. three piano benches, a dresser, a J porch Mwinr. n folding- .screen, plant Pedestals, writing desks, a bookcase. medicine cabinets and other articles for the homo. HnMlior of lrs. navis llt-s. Mrs. Hattte Iavi. of this city re ceived word today from Albany. New York, that her 'brother, ltraymn K. Kinno. atted TS. is dead. The news was sent by Mrs. Davis' nephew, rr ltrayton Kinno. expectitiic to! stock show, June 6 and 7. She still rides the J- Parsons string. The clv er little Koiind-Up star Announces that she wil Ibe here for the 2919 Kuund-l'p. . I Tables Are Good. Prof, Virtor Stang of the Manual Training department of the hiirh Cottonwood & Water St. Phone 530 FARMS FOR SALE Both InrRfl and small In the Weston Country and Morrow Oou nty. I have some exceptional bar gains In wheat lands NOW. A. W. Lundell Weston, Oregon liorvc lHxTw ICilorI. A docre of rtiurce entered in circuit court today in favor of '.. Merle Thompson from Will-am K- nnd : Thompson. The latter Is Riven cu- iHtli KHjrlneor ;o Through. Klvo hundred members of the lSth KnuinerH 'passed throuj-h Pendleton this mornlmr nt 5 o'clock. They wcr ex!ected after word received last night to ro throut:h nt 6:4." f ' tht lied t'ross canteen ninlo every, tody of their son. William J.. Jr., and IVmrd .i,et.s foinHiiuUott Art. 'preparation for the arrival of the nien.j provision is made -whereby the hoy Acceptance of the workmen's com-! but the schedule was evidently may visit hi mother and trrandpar pcnit inn act has been made by the ' changed this morning. In the crowd ems at specified time. Pendleton school honrd in order tojwas Clint Puitan. formerly of IVndle-j protect two of its specialty instruo- j ton. All Scroe .Men 1 in it ml. . tors. The hazards which the man-j ; All soldierA sailor and Marine uul training ami gas envino. instrtic-; IYimI Cur roy In City. i who saw service In the recent war. tors are subjected to in the- handllnpl Kred t'urrev, formerly city mannser : the Spanish-American War or the of machinery made it necessary for of I,a Cirundo. now state cireulat Ion j civil War. are beimr n-ked by the tho hnard to either accept or rejevt ! manager fr the Oregon Journal. I 'memorial dav committee to mMt FVI- ihe provisions of the act. A small lit the eitv. With him. also on busl-jduv evening at tho d-mmercial Cbih percentage of tho s:ihirks nf thesa 1 nesa for t he Oregon Journal, are F. II. I rooms to formula to plans for Memo- two teachers is paid to the state in- (.reenia and Myrle jimwn. Rnwn wn"rla Pay. Mav 30. While all eternn duwlrial accident commission for the! with Henry Judd of this city while in are urjred to b present, a special in Other News of Pendleton on Page 6 today. protection which tho law offers. Franco with the 6.Mh C. A. O. vltation is extended to nu n win tha uniform during the world war. I In'imii Would Come. Claiiilnrs W us Mwakcr. I The fin to of the annual meeting off! Harry Chambers, lormeriy or icn-Kl'tv Canutt lion, the Pat lfic Cfast firt chiefs Will beidleton and mw uhimnl secrtary andi Kitty 4'anutt. who won the wont set so that thorn attending may come ' graduate manager at the Washington on's championship in the bucking ;to the Honnd-Cp immediate-ly after- j Stato Cnltego. Pullman, was a Hin?nker(' contest and the relay racct nt the i wards, acc-n1lng to a letter Joe Kll,t an alumni luiouet held at tho Pa-i ltmiml-1'p last year, wa in Pendleton hnji received fmm llarrv W. Ilrinff-' venport Hotel in Spokane, last Krl- yesterday on her m ay t Cnlon. re- jlhuisc, vecrvtary, who Uvea la Seattleday cven'iitf. Mr. Chambers llkea his gon, where she will ride at the Union Mr. Bob" 2 Act Comedy Presented by Pendleton High School Students WEDNESDAY Evening, May 14, 8:13. High School Auditorium. Reserved Seats 50c ' Now on Sale at Frazier's Book Store, j
