East Oregonian : E.O., May 26, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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PA7LY EAST OREGONTATI. VVSUSTi OinCGOW. MONDAY, MAY 2fi, 1019.
PAGRTtmiCB
NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON
County lluud Hpcwdcr l'liuxl.
( V. V. Honderaion, arrested fur apucd.
ln on tho county roads, pleaded utility
In Justice court and waa fined 10.
Pxrnilt fur Shed Issued.
W. J. Carey of 819 Ulluth street, waa
Issued a permit by City Kecordur Fits
Herald thla mornlnjr to erect sheds on
Ilia property. Tho Job will coat f 50.
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Inhnrltanoe Tax Man llii-o,
Htanloy Culver, of the atute Ircas
urer'a office, Kulem, la horo chucklm
up on Umutllla County'a aharo of the
tale Inheritance tux now duo.
Agriculturist In Town.
F. I Kent, representing the depart
ment of agriculture, wan In the city
Rnturday after havlnir made a aurvey
of the number of aorea In aprlng wheat
In thla county. ,
Mayor Vaiuchan ItclitriiM.
Mayor J. I Vaughan has returned
from Portland whi ro he attended two
duya of tho electrlolal contractor cun-
vunloii. Ho la one of the vlco nrcsl-
denta of tho organization.
iiixano Kuiat Hold;
A man thought to be Insane, waa ar
reted at the depot by Patrolman
Myera und lodged in tho city Jail. Ho
waa turned over to county officials
and examined by allenlatH Buturduy.
TliriHt fiiwdora lined.
William l'lper, Almee llorxevlnx ana
I j. A. Mlnton were each fined Ii In
police court thla morning fcr viola
tion of tho city apocd law.
will bo tn charge of Minn Virginia
Todd, secretary.
I'. I j. luillard Horn.
V. lj. Kullara, assistant atnte leader
of county agenta, wiuf In the city
Huturday. He left yesterday for
TtepjJiHT on liuMlneaa.
fishing oil lit liil( Itlvor.
Hoi Han m and W. S Matlock left
Kunday morning by train for Maupln
I on the DcHChutoa rivor, where they
are fishing toduy und tomorrow. They
expect to return to I'ondloton Tuca
duy evenulng.
Peptiron
A Rfl Iron Tonic
Olvea vlr.or and nerve tone to nrl
and Infirm, and those worn-out from
overwork, worry, excitement or close
confinement In homes or shops
lis tr C. L MOOD '-'.. Looi'll. llau.
Ml Mi Cow IN Girt.
U M. Mnln. i well known farmer
living southweat of Pendleton, came
to town Saturday with a fine Jersey
cow which he presented to his daugh
ter, Mrs. MaMe Morton. . s
L' i ' r.. ViMLum Mi'llirttl.
Miss Kthel Miller has been signed
to a. contract to touch In, the Houth
Yoakum school for the coming year
nt a Hilary of lino a month. The
school Is in District No. 18 and has
a nine months' torm.
Iti-d Cross lo Keep Hrcorils.
Iteconla kept by Merlo Chessman,
secretary of the Umatilla County Pat
riotic Service league, of tho war ser
vice of Itniatllla county men, and other
matters of war record, will In future
bo kept at the Red Cross office. They
f-t Dm Unilt. I
Mr. and Mrs. Frell Hansen and W. j
IT. Lyday spent Huturday on a fish-1
Ing expedition ut Lehmun Hprlngs. i
returning Hominy, huving captured
the limit. The fish are all fine sped-'
mena, tho longest being 18 Inches. j
Stain Ij-eulcr Hero. !
Sirs. J. I. McConib, state leader of.l
county demonstration agents, was in j
tho city Kuturday "for a conference
with Mlsa 1jrono Parker, county i
demonstration asont for Umatilla j
county.
iM -ibi ioi ioi-ioi-ioi loi-ioi 101 101-
'Thc new 'phone number at the Delta is 32"
Pure Alfalfa Honey
FROM STANFIELI) f
This is the very best prade of White Strained
Honey packed in Kerr Self Sealing wide
mouth jars. t
Tints 40c '
Quarts 75c
Half Gallons $1.45
Gallon Glass Jugs $2.75
HO lb. Cans $11.75
"Waste Less Buy the Best"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
Fine Groceries and Meats
Thones 101. (Private exchange connecting both'
departments.)
In Ch id Wi-iran. Iiureau.
Mrs. K. W. Uoodnlo. formerly of
l'endleton. has accepted a position in
I the child welfare bureau conducted
In Portland by the Maby's Houdolr
Mrs. Ooodale la a registered ntir:M
and'her duties will be to weigh and
measure tho bablen who are brought;
to the Klinp for tests.
(iolfors to Walla Walla Sunday.
John Dickson. H. H. Itudd. and H.
W.-Dlckson, members of the Pendleton
t.'olf t.'lub formed a purty visiting the
Walla Walla links yesterday. The
trio went over to get accustomed to
tho course, over which they hope to i
play at the Trl-8tate tourney next Sat
urduy and Hunday.
Grocery
Phones
52(i
Use the
Phone
SERWCJ5
PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE ,
Other
Departments
78
Use the
Phone
Newest Tub Skirts
Mies
-TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT
Nod Fowler, BJtflKtant manaKer for
the I'nlverKlty of Ore-Ron track team,!
'. left May for Kiiffene after Hpendin
j yHiorday with his mother, Mr. Ida j
Fowler. He han leen at Hull man
I with the university team, which won
! third place at the Northwest (Confer-!
ence. The team's next trip will be to
Seattle.
; Will XiH Ircm-nt "Pinafore."
j The prpHcntHtion of "Pinafore" ly
J loral tnlent under the direction of C.
, O. breach and with Georse Rutton
! a manager, has been cancelled he-
cjuihc of other Interests which Inter
' fered with ivlieursals. The date et
, for "I'lnafore" waa Juno 11 and 12
and the proceeds were to have been
I presented to the Hed Crows.
Whether for comfort or style, every woman
should have several of these beautiful wash skirts to
complete her summer wardrobe. A variety of styles,
gabardine, poplin, pique or silk awaits your selec
tion. All white or check, stripes or plaids of sports
coloring; novelty pockets, broad or narrow belts and
button trimming $4,50 to $15.00
J 5" 'i f
""aSSS" can be put to many uses. A
jttSyJ display of exceptionally well
This display of middy blouses will undoubtedly
appeal to girls and women for summer wear, picnic,
vacation and house needs.
Made of good strongly woven galatea, cither white
or blue collars, all seams double stitched.
Several styles among them the yery newest
models. :
Fancy Sis
yard $2 to $3.50
"INSURANCE
Is the Best Policy''
FOR SALE
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
THE NORTH SIDE.
$9,000
A REAL BARGAIN! Tf j
JOE KERLEY
j Bucceasor to Chaa, R. Hoard, Ino.
"See Me Before the Firew
Insurance Ioans Real Estate
711 Mala Pendleton, Oregon
ItWumtH frVm Omvmtlon. '
Manuel Frledley, councilman and
clHiirman of the school hoard, return
ed from. falem and Portland last
night, where he spent lust week
attending the T. O. O. F. grand lodge
convention and transacted bus) new. '
While In Portland he went to hear j
lletihen Heck with. Pendleton boy, ap- (
pearlng on the Orpheum circuit j
llaml IliiHnt IXiwc Tonlglir.
Tho second benefit dance fnr the
Pendleton Itound-Pp band will le
heUl In Huppy Canyon this 'evening.
j iVndng will begin at fl end muHln
I will be furnlKhed y the entlro kt
: wnnel of tho band. The proceeds
j from tho affair will be unod to help
j pay for tho new uniforms of tho or
tSMIIIJbtllll'II.
Iteniwtt Itcf Mtrlcd lU-tter.
M liennett. dlwtrlct engineer for
tho Ftate highway commisninn, la Im
proving at Hot IiLke, accordinp to a
telephone mwwmte from Mrs, lien
nett today. Mr. liennett waa taken 111
with rhemmatlwm at lone while on a
motor trip to Itend Iat week. He'
wan en route lo t'entral Oregon at
the time to confer on three road sur
vey a. It will be me vera I days before
he can leave the sanitarium.
Included in this assortment are stripes, plaids and
figures, in light and dark colorings.
Suitable for summer dresses that will keep you
cool; 36 to 40 in. wide, such materials as taffeta,
satin, messaline, foulard, pussy willow, etc.
Make your selection now and get full summer's
wear out of your dress.
SILK POPLIN $1.25 YD.
Offered in colors that are specially good for sum
mer wear, such as Copen, navy, tan, taupe, grey,
black, white. Our silk poplin makes up iilto splendid
dresses that will stand hard wear. Have a look at
this fine material.
WHITE WAISTINGS 23c TO $1.25 YD.
Use our white, sheer waist fabrics for summer
wear. Offered in plain and fancy stripes, figures
and checks. You will like them when made up, be
cause they will look good, wash well and wear better.
WHITE SKIRTING
50c to $1.50
Now is the time to make up
several wash skirts of these ex
cellent fabrics, because they
wash and wear well. Offered in
pique, several size widths, fancy
checked patterns, striped and
plaid effects.
BUTTONS, BUTTONS
If you need Buttons, Alexanders can furnish you
with all your needs. Our stock is complete with but
tons to trini dresses, waists, coats, suits, boys' waists
men's shirts, rompers, baby dresses, etc All kinds
of prices.'
PILLOW COSE LACES 12' c, 15c YD. '
Made specially for Pillow Cases and articles that
are to be washed frequently. Just the right width
and weight. Very pretty design. Offered in edg
ings and insertions to match. Buy your Pillow Case
Laces here.
LITTLE VANITY BAGS 35c to $1.00
Made of ribbon in all kinds of color combinations
in just the right sizes. Including a mirror and pow
der puff. They are very practical and make splend
id gifts. v,a.,a
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Tuesday Morning Specials
Tempting bargains in every department tomorrow. We are not going to list them, but you can
rest assured they arc worth while. Come down in the morning and get jour share of these money
saving specials.
U.,u-.tft I,. IMMllnH
Travelen. to HlnKham this year r ' rnbmv 1x ito.i Cars. nighKfrom attending grand lodge I.
often Fnrpri.d to find a mwnilll In! Anion the recent Bale made by O. O. F. at Salem were Mr. and Mm.
operation at the fork of ftfearham I famphell nd Frentirt Motor . If. j. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs F het
nrnnk Uri t h. I'mnriitu ia.it o k, v 1 ' In n ' was a Iexinsrton Mlnnt stone. J. T. Howman and Manuel
Brown han also parrhaed a Lxlnp. ( grand hljrh priest at Grand Kncamp- j Homo Survey Chairman Appointed.
ion, b i tort Ai oriel, a no j. Kocn is ment, which places him in line lot
years with the local company, which
has placed art order for coal to sup
ply the demand for the coni ng fait
and winter.
Gllilmn. The mill Ih owned by W. H.
t'ayer. who owna some timber nearb
und It Ib now busy rutttna lumber.
Many yearn ?o a mill wai operated
! not far from the location of tho pres
ent mill.
iilso driving1 a new Lexington.
grand patriarch next year.
Mr. raMiirr to SHak Timilit.
W. Ii. ThomlMii In Portland.
Mrs. Charles Cast nor president of ' Y. I Thompson left Sunday for .
tho State Federation of Women's '. Portland to attend the month-end I
meetinir of the State HlRhay Commis- !
Mrs. J. R. Flaher of Nolin. has been
placed in charge of the farm surveys
in her district- Mr t McXaught
of Hermiaton will be head of the
work there: Mrs. Henry Somners) tn
Columbia district, and Mrs, J. B,
Stanton at F'llot Rock. Mtm Iren
Parker, county demon8trtlon arent,
is in charge and has sent out bhuika
which are to be filled In finr the pur
pto of giving Information to th
government. Mtss Parker, with Mr
James Hill of this city.will, b In
charge of the farm survey In the dls
tricta near Pendleton.
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- V ' WE ARE UNLOADING TODAY
"t ONE CARLOAD OF f
Dodge Brothers
Touring' Cars
The first Dodge Brothers cars we have '
received in over two months.
Most of these cars are sold; just a few
left, so if you are going to be the owner
of one of these TOPULAR cars this
season, you will have to speak up quick.
Home of United States Tires.
Cottonwood & Water Sts. Phone 530
;vrriiim'iit TrHln HrMirt ltiHTiviil.
IturltiK the month of April thp pus- IciuKs, will speak tonlsht nt the !!
rnner trnlnn oprrutprt under govern- j lrrv auditorium na prt of a cam- j fiion and to aatend to business in tho i
mrm c.mroi in me nonnnest remon : paign for tho I'i.OOO.UOO hondinR j lllctrololis.
were on time ss.dl per cent of the i , wh:eh will come bcfirc tho peo
time, accordlnsr to a report of 15. H. ; p0 Juno 3. i 4
AfHhton, regional director. received i
today. Of this section, the O.-W. 11. i simik nt ;mnpw IMcnk.
A X. trains maintained an on time j V. W. tireen. count v school super
record of 93.33 per cent. rnrinn iinj.ni .nnt. the need In Her.
mtston tf n new schod house at a
MRS. DANIELS RIDES A Ttv.iOR
April 191 8, the record for the road
Kilt R!i 7'.' nor rn t Thn rriarl irvi-i f
led 420 passenger trains during both
.months and of these, 392 were, on time
in April, !U9,
Two Cases iio By IH'fanlt.
Orders of default were entered In
circuit court today in t he rases or
' Ixmxo Pavid Stover vs. Maael Stover
and Cyril C. Cunklin vs. Anna P. Conk
lin.
grango picnic In Hcrmiston Saturday.
Miss i.orene Parker, county demon-.Murphy Itnts. ant .Imlrtwent.
-t ration agent, spoke on child wel- j .,! , thn D. ,.f - r n
fiire and on hot school lunches. Har-
, , . , lL with imcrest from April l. is
Pld Pean. who I In charge of the . hy Murphy Uro in Hn Hrtjon
xpfrimeni i h, Kk e a ia iiv un i
i'alfa. production.
Rodm-inK C'liurHi IKM.
At the Christian church last even
ing the sum of S 1 500 was pledged to
ward reducing the church debt. This $2.-no 1'ountaiii nt ChaHc Company. I
plus money raised hy various church
against John Myers and Georgia My
ers, filed today. 1. V. Hailey repre
sents the plaintiffs.
nrtranlxa.tions makes about fl'onn now
avaiktblo for det reducing purposes.
It Is expected to run the amount up
to :Kftfl before the Ketf. H. H. Hub
bell leaves on July 1. The debit of
the church at present Is $7350 and
the subscrlptlona will reduce the ritt
to less than $T000. The debt is held
by the church and draws four per
cent Interest
A 2.-.n marble fountain, especlat- Kw CihiI AoiI on Week Fnd.
Iv deslnned and made In Chicago for! Oirl William fcnbusk. a farmer of
the Charles companv. arrived at the j Pendleton, and Anna Metilda Salmai.
store todav and Is being Installed. Tha ' of l'endleton, were issued a license to
fountain was nwdo to meet the de-,wp ioobj. wo rwurua iiernoon
Hrnl Cnmn OfflclaJtt to lie at Meotlnff.l
mands of the store and one feature "ense
will provide running water In cascade Mra. Jennie G rover, both of Helix. He
effect which wfill greatly facilitate ,is a farmer in the Helix region. J
fountain service. The front of the
new adttlon la salmon pink marble. H"'" H .If.
while the Irnck Is birch-mahogany. I lnfall of .11 Inches yesterday
m j was not heavy enouph to srreatly hen-
P, o,ll, lo.i Indian 1 ,..- as Hindu. i " rr"l'. farmers, althoiiKh
Miss Kmnm OrlttliiRcr. director of! Aha Xev, posing- as a Hindu but"1 f:,l " welcomed. The rain
the bureau of public health nnrslnat, I reooKniited as a half-breed Indian cooled the air and caused a notice, j
Hen Adams, director of orgnnlitatlon I from Pendleton, was peremptorily or- "h,p drop in temperature. j
nnd membership, and tester Turner, derod from Kunene recentl- after be i j
division auditor, all officials from held a public mectlnsr at the KuRene '" fc'rcx. '
Northwest Hndliiarlers. Hed .Cross, armory. Aba Ney drew large crowds! T- " "llM "",nilBr f"r ,,,e
are here and will be present tomor. ami would no doubt have reaped ; Central Coal and Coke Company, and
row for the meeting In tho afternoon harvest had It not been discovered ( "corse H. Whiteman. traveliiiB sales'
Bt the librao' auditorium. Mr. Ad. ,tlmt he was not a native of Ksypt but , a sent for the company, whose spee.
ajiu, and Mr. Turner nre today visit- a Cmatilla brave. ially is Peacock coal, are In the city I
In the Pilot Kock rted Cross, which today conferring with the Smythe. J
Is an oreanteation separate from the Hctiirn from ;rnd I.flse. Whiteman are renewing the re. j.
VmatMla county chapler. J Among those who returned last1 latlonsblps of the r"' three'
Camounaged tractors were used to carry Pecrelarr Danlele an 1
Mra. Daniels lo a reviewing stand at Vaelendar. Germany, when tn
secretary reriewed troops there on his recent European visit. Mr.
Danlela way be seen beside the driver or the machine here plctuns!
lit) Hie fUr- atanJs oa the pla'drra.
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