East Oregonian : E.O., June 13, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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DAILY EAST OREGONJAN; PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919.
' PAGE THREE
NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON
friirlnujfh aunn with hie
mother, Mm.
The
SUt'n NliiiiiNcm ltdiiriiH.
Allen Hlmpwin, who ho been In j Mary Jlorh' of jjlnghum Hpriiig
tn united mates navy for tha pat, Brooklyn to ho nt fan Francisco mid
two years, aboard the U. S. 8. Allen, Hoch hopes tu ho here hv July .
returned tn PendlBton. huvlnn re-1 -
hue
reived mi honorable discharge. Dur.
Inir Simpson's navy service he spent
some time near Sooth America.
i Krw linirtoyn at Jlamlpy'a.
avld Hen.sler, of lirtrtld City,
f South Dakota, ia a new employe at the
111 Hnniley and Co Kadiflery and be-
i"rnu-r . M, c. . Mil ii norti. , fn, , hi do Ilea yostcrdsy aa a puddle-
Harold llnoth. well known travel-! nxitker. Mn,. Hcnsler accompanied
In salesman who vlKlled l'ondleton; her husband here and they will make
for many year before ho entered the tnelr home In I'endleton.
Y. M. O. A. aervlre, hue returned iromi
"wtresns where he spent 13 months aa: uli School lUiSlcr liinlrcl.
f y "m"' Mr. Booth la well known' Men aro nt work In the high school
here. He registered at Hotel 1'en-! nnii-iimr innriov o,,t h rrom ,.t ihi
been more demand tfr new bonda
iroiu persons wo were not in posl
tlon to buy dur) pa the camjmimi than
there has been offering of bunda to
the hanka, they -pay.
field lU'palr Permit.
(me permit waa Uaued by CMy i:e
(order Fits Gerald today, It being; to
Ijiura v. Hay for repalra to a dwell
In if, the coat to be !0.
dleton.
firo box to determine what repalra;
liMliruin-o Tallin Kliarp Drop.
Ilialn Insurance has gone from
$I.r,n per 1100 to centa, N. J. Hly.
denHtein of the Umatilla Flour and
Oraln Co., received notice today. The
rinka hare lieen found to be much leas
bo'necessary to the heating; ays-jthis year, he aald, and aa a result all
A report la expected In a few terms are considerably better. He
" ' ' will
lllon Man IjiiiiIx in New York. 1 1,
Archie Hopkins of. Milton, who hoe : daya from Hayrnond W. Hatch, arch- auctions In grain Insurance have been
oeon In France aa a member of th
I'nited Ktates army, landed In New
York yesterday aboard the IT, 8. 8.
Mount Vernon. He came over aa a
casual, and has not yet -been assigned
1c a camp. .
CJwritn Horn t Kixnd Furlough Hero.
OeorKe Hoch, who as chief yeoman
on II. ct, f. Hrooklyn has been In Ja
pan and China, expects to spend a
iteet. regarding the number and kind
of repalra tlie achoolrt will require.
Victory IKinils Mill at Ilir.
Hovers of Victory bonds are hold
ing onto tmeir certlflcatea In better
style than waa true in former loans,
according to local bankers, who give
announced -by all the
handling this line. ,
big companies
a:i the reason the maintenance of the t standard!. Karl Pawc'
pi.r value for tne oonas. -mere nas
loi ioi ioi ioi ioi lui iin ioi loi ioi-
"The new 'phone number at the Delta is 32"
An Interesting Point of
"Holsum Bread"
The Log Cabin Baking Co. maintain a com
pletely equipped laboratory in conection with
their bakery. Every ingredient that goes into
the making of "Holsum" Bread is tested as to its
purity and quality. That is why "Holsum"
bread is always kept at its same high standard
that is why we can recommend it to our cus
tomers with the certaintv of its pleasing them
always.
Buy "Holsum," the Large, AVhite, Sweet Loaf of
Bread, 10c and 15c.
Fresh every morning.
SPRING CHICKENS FOR SATURDAY.
"Waste Less Buy the Best"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
Fine Groceries and Meats
Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting both
departments.) .. , .
f.ood Oiiii'ert I Itcmlcrcd.
I'endleton dtisens who braved the
threatening weather lost evening
were given their usual weekly band
concert In the Pioneer Park stand ami
the concert measured up to usual
cornet 1st.
led the band, which had on excellent
turnout of members. Ten, popular!
numbers were given, ending with the
Hlar Ppangled Banner.
Invltd to Ibid I'V-Howh Mentlng
Henry J. Taylor, past grand master
jt the Oregon Odd Fellows, today re
ceived an Invitation to deliver on ad
dress at the district convention of
'the order to be held at Union on
Wednesday and Thursday, 'June 25'
ond 26. Mr. Taylor aald today that
he probably would accept the Invito j
tion and deliver a talk on Odd Fellow-j
ship. j
-TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT T0TT0T TOTTOT
Pool ItWiifc Filled Today.
Pendleton' municipal natatorfum j
Ii being filled with wkater and;
if tho weather In warm Saturday it !
will be opened to the public. Mayor j
Vaujfhan ftaidaoday, The place has
been cleaned up and put In readinesH'
for the immmer season and a uc-'
cei-mful year la looked for. The nat ;
! will be o pern ted on the mme basis1
tin last year, with John Brown In'
charire.
. . Kvnryoiie 'kno to p:mlc. j
All farmer! and frlenda of farmers,'
.whether member of he Farmers' j
Union or not, are welcome to attend j
the picnic to be held by the union nt i
the old aajency grounds on the refer-
vat ion tomorrow. Everyone will i
bring: a basket lunch and an Informal j
program will probably be arranged,
.tlthoufth no definite arrangements
have, been made for a program. !
"INSURANCE
Is the Best Policy".
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FARMERS
I will insure your grain in any of the
old reliable companies that I represent,
to December 31st for about one cent a
bushel. This is the cheapest rate ever
issued in Oregon on grain insurance,
(live me a trial, save money and get real
insurance service. , .
JOE KERLEY
Successor , to Ctias. E. Heard, Ino.
"See Me Before the Fire"
Insurance Loans Real Estate
111 Main Pendleton, Oregon
I rank Wim7 Dnail. j
Frank F. Wamsley. for the past 15
year ra""Pfrer airent at various of
fices for the f.-V. IL & N.. died!
' VVedne!day night at his home In Pe-J
nttle, according to word received In i
Portland Thurmlay. Mr. Wamley
waa 55 yearn old. During; h'a service j
with the railroad company he served j
at Iendlton, etpoknne, Tacoma and ',
Seattle. He ran aent at Seattle at
ithe time of hia death. Portland dour-:
nal. j
Carnivnl hovm Barrrd.
The Hula Hula Khnw and the diving
(firlR show, which did a land office
btiHinoiSR at the arent Alamo Shows
here last week, were barred In Port
land after Uvo dava appearance as
part of the "I-nne o' I-Aughter." a
fpature of the Port bind Victory no"fl
Festival The following jcanien were
closed also: Spin wheel s;ame nisr
ble frames, table spin wheels, dart
Knnifp, horse race, finh games, cover
spot p a most, astroloRlst and dice
frames.
Spriujr AVheat lxn Well.
Spring- wheat, of which little has
been reported, is said by W. W. Har
rah. of the Farmers' I'nlon, to be do
ing excellently and. with rain possible
In the coming few days, would pro
dure an especially rood yield. The
(Train was put in late to prevent its
damn Re hy frost , Mr. 1 T arra says.
hile In some places winter wheat,
already headed, was slightly retarded,
( niatilla county has not a very large
spring wheat crop this year, Mr.
Hhrrah's 4 On acres being- one of tha
larffe areas In. "
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Our supply and repair business is incidental to
our business of selling cars.
In other words we do not have to depend on repair
work and sale of supplies for our
entire profit.
This fact is all to your advantage. We can save
you money and we do it.
At the same time we guarantee you the best there
is.
Chirk IMiruard Decorated.
lieutenant t'lark Hurjrard. who will
be remembered in Pendleton as one
ot the men who spoke here with the
liberty lAan trophy train, has been
awarded a dlftlnauished service med
al, on citation from General Persh
ing;. The citation fciys that at Kpln
onville. France during the Argonne
1 iaht, lieutenant Iturgard as liaison
officer of hi battalion, surprised the
enemy as It was brlnprfne up machine
guns to sweep the American position
with destructive fire. Seven Huns
were killed, 4 3 captured, and their
plans to surprise the Americans frus.
irated through the prompt action of
the young officer.
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Ttvo Ttocruts tn Tluin Mock.
Two men, both former service men.
have joined the United mates army
since the recruiting' office opened
here last Saturday. One is Philip J.
Guynne of Wasco, who spent 18
months at Camp Iewls as a member
of the 18th Division, and who enlists
with a view to being sent to Alaska
The other is John Martin, of Walla
Walla, who was a soldier at Camp
Upton, Long Island, and who was
so disappointed because he was not
sent overseas that he Is enlisting as
an engineer of tho A. K. F. Guynne
Will go to California and from there
to A las a,' while Martin Will be sent
to California and then to Camp
Meade. From there he will go over
aeas with the first 10n men. Ser
geant J White, in charge of the re
cruiting office here will leave tonight
for I.a Grande for a few days re
oruiting duty.
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VVirlpf vni-Jpfv Kicrhpcf BfnnHa rA hiiialitv. The most authentic stvies. Priced at about 'What JOU
want to pay. ' Our efficient sales people! will be glad, lo help you in anyway. Ask them questions, it's
no trouble to show goods. We're at your service. .;. ' .
NEW ARRIVAL!
Just.ih'
MEN'S STETSON
HATS
Light weight for sum
mer wear. They come
in three shades. Come
in and pick one out.
BOYS' HATS 73c to $2.00
Does the boy need a new hat? If so let us fit him
with one of our new up to date ones. Offered in
several styles.
BQYS' UNDERWEAR 75c, 85c, $1.00
Of course the boy wears underwear. Possibly he
needs some now. Come in and let us fit him out with
summer underwear NOW.
BOYS' WASH SUITS $1.50 to $4.00.
A splendid showing.of "boys' wash suits in plain
colore and striped,pate.rns;- Made up into the new
est styles and they fit well.; Sizes 2 to 8 yrs. Bring
the boy down so we can fit him out for you. k .
BOYS' TIES
J
' Just Like Daddy Wears, 25c, 35c, 50c
. Yes sir, just like the kind daddy wears. Offeree! in
plain and fancy foiir-in-hand and Windsor. Buy, him
several of these ties , . ' ? f
BLOUSES AND SHIRTS 75c to $4.00 7T-
The boy possibly needs a new blouse or shirt, He
will find here an assortment of blouses and shirts to
suit Offered in several styles and patterns, made
of good percale, madras and silk. .'
ALL SILK CREPE DE
CHINE '$1.59 YARD j
This special assortment of
.fine all silk crepe de chine,
39 inches wide, t Offered in
many, shades, for waists and
dresses for street and even
ing wear, - , . ;
. i '' ? PIQUE 40c to $1.00 YD. - t "
An all year round wash fabric suitable" for baby,
sister and mother, for dresses, coats, etc. We're
showing Pique in several size welts.-
BOUDOIR CAPS 73c; to $3.50 j
Another lot of dainty Boudoir Caps, All hand
made, neatly trimmed with lace, net " and ribbons.
Shown in styles you'll like. ' 'i"V' ;
BAG RIBBONS
? , 50c to $2,00 Yard.
Make up a bag of tnese
beautiful ribbons. Offered
in several widths and many
desirable colors. Of very
best quality and finish. Ask
to see them. 5
BAG HANDLES 65c to $3.00
Yes, we have Bag Handles now to suit you.
Most any style you may desire, of silver, shell and
colored celluloid, of different styles and shapes.
CAMISOLE LACES 30c
An assortment of laces
specially for camisoles.
Offered in several de
signs. Just the right
weight and width. Ask to
see them. You'll like
them.
AUTO VEILS , T'
One special lot auto veils to close trut. They come
in several shades of good quality chiffon, . hem
stitched border, well made.. Surely you'll need' one
on that prospective trip. :
HUCK TOWELING' 35c to $L50 .; "V
Fine quality Huck Toweling by the yard.' Comes
in plain and damask figures; for guest towels and
regular towels. Buy some of these now to make up
on your vacation or during your leisure time.
ATTENTION DESIGNER SUBSCRIBERS
The July Designer is here. Call and get Vours. If
you order anything by phone call our attention to it
and we'll send it out to you. And, too, there - are
back numbers here of several people. Please call and
get them. , , ( ' "
ien nmv have a list of those who are
i to be denied service. Perhons shut off
from the mnins must pay $1 fee to
have service restored, beetle paying
all back lent due.
o'clock this afternoon. This is the
first case where an arrest for speed
inn: has been followed by a not guilty
plea and requrst for trial.
Water Denied ix-lliiquents.'
Tho city water deartment today
shut orf water service from a num
ber of homos where the owners have
boon delinquent In paying their water
hill. The tenth of the month Is the
final dr ot grace altvweil and tha
Initiation Put Over for Week.
Owing to alsence from the city. of
Kxalted Huler p. nrake. the Ini
tlou of new memliers Into the Klks'
lodife was postponed lost litjiht until
next Thursday, other officers were
also among the mlsslngr. Tho meet
ing was followed by refreshment, and
music furnished by Fletcher's orchestra.
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t
; Nat Is Full, 0'ii SaturtlHy.
' Water has been run into the city
i plunge at tho Hound-l'p park and is
ready for use tonlorrw If weather
conditions do not make swimming out
of place. The pool has been placed
In first class i-hape and for tha re
mainder of the summer is expected
to be a mecca for the aquatically In
cllnsdj
examined hy both sides today. The, helonnlng to the estata of Farmer V.
laimui is reyresenieu uj . jamee A SflnarOl was filed In Probata court
... ,.. uwuif to the ai-araca of
and Edward J. Clark an County Juntos C. H. MHi,' no oriw
Fee and S.
M. Feierson
appearing for tha defendant.
! waa executed.
I
Sluof Ttoanl leniners Confer.
Fliuol for niwinlHHjr Comlat-t.
.lUacd Siccder Dcnica (.uilf,
- It. Lawrejicc, arrested for aliened
violation of the speed limit within the
city limits, today pleaded not gitllty
before rollc Jude Thomas Fits
Oerald and hi trial was set tor i
llyan-lMrketrson Caso In Court.
I Artcumenls in tne pounaary aispuie
case of Michael llyan vs. Sims nicker-l
son are being- heard before Circuit lof t'tnatltla
JnrtKO Gilbert W. PJtelps toJuy and
the case Is not expected to be settled
befora night. Several witnesses were
Members of nearly ten county ( 4 man ttlvlna; hia name aa John
school boards are in -Pendleton today ; Jones today paid a tine ot ! In po
for a Joint meeting to talk ovsrilk-r court tor disorderly conduct last
school matters for the coming- year, night. The report j.f the affair I that
Directors front both the east and thrae mea. some liquor and a pair f
west end of the county are' here and I puirnariotis minds led to a flirtit. OlK-
, are excnanvlng Ideas and conferring era In tha nielea wr out of town to.
Iwiih County Superlnleadent W. W. day but are expected to be railed be.
reen. Among those in town are I. fore the JudK.
j Tt. scavey, principal at Milton, Boh) i ',
.McRwen and Henry Growth, directors! ArrfllD.w j.kelrr In lloapltal.
of nistrtct No. SI, and C. A. Orownell
I..
Archibald Ulakeley. SOB of Mn aatl
ra. Jos Baikeiey was operated upsa
yesterday at St. Anthony's Bi-!tu.l tvr
IVtitoiks to Sell rrrsonal Property.
A petition to sell personal property ladsuolds and tonsils,