DAILY EAST DHEGONrAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1010.
' rAGE THREE
NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON
Mill IlcliiK riclxilnU'tl,
Waltura Kluurln Mill. 1204 Haley
treat, Is being repainted IhlH week
with wvpial cuata of gray paint.
Mra. Genevieve Helta, who hfl been
111 for the pant 10 duyi at Bt. Anthony'
hoipltal, l iw recovered and hua left
the hOHpltul.
IH Iliinmqi Hero.
Kfiper MuriHHn, who ' In well known jU(j
They will purchaNa the late modelitjooHt $r,iill. Fred Mrnwn, 01 S Munlo
in run aim winter n win vim iireet, wan luMieu a iiermlt to con-
Hl. 1'uiil, CIiIciiko and New York.
Now Willi WuIIhco Ilron.
J. K. Chapman, former aaleaman
with the Union Motori Co., has taken
a poult Inn wllh Wallace llroa. aa
nali'tinian for the International truck
In 1'emllftton, 1b In the city from the
M. II, Jiouxer tlroln c:o. of Portland.
He Is at the Pacific Grain office and
will remain for a week.
irotiry Jiidd Uncovered.
Hurry Judd, Hon of Mr. and Mra. F.
who has been III for several
W. It. Tliomiwtm lu inrtlaad.
W. I. ThompHon, vice preaident of
In Portland on IUmuI 11iihIiio. tn Flrat National bank of Portlund
JudKB C. H. Marsh left mm nlKhf n, Htute hlKhway commlsHloner, who
days with an attack of tonellltla, Is re
covered and la able to be out again.
struct
M7S.
a concrete urivewuy, to cost
Mr. Italpli 1Y-milo In Iliwplliil.
Mrs. Ilalph Temple Is convalescing
In Ht. Anihony's hospital after an op
eration this morninx for appendicltla.
for Portland, where he will attend a
meeting of the Htate Highway Com
mission when contract for roud work
In thia county will be let.
also has large groin interests at Pen
dloton, la registered at the Benson.
Oregon Journal.
j.lnilw'H Noil on Vacation Trip.
C. M. Fit Gerald, son of Judge
the Thomas Fit Gerald, Is In Seattle on a
IViidfuton Soldier Vlwlta Homo.
Private William A. Myers, of
21st IT. S. Infantry stationed at Fortjio days' vacation which he is spend
George Wright, Spokane, is In Pen- log on a visit to his brother, Arthur
dletnn on a furlough and Is visiting !ita Gerald. The young man Is em
wlth his father, Charles Myers, of the' ployed by the O-W. It. & N. Co. ul
police force.
l.cuvc on Iluylng Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Carrier, of the
Carrier Millinery, and who Tecently
purchased the Iirusha Millinery, left make
InRt night on an annual buying trip. Install
lttcth.
Two Small Permits Issued. .
William Wilkinson, 611 Alta street,
was Issued a building permit today to
I addition to his dwelling and
cellar. The Improvement will
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"The new 'phone number at the Delta is 32"
HIRES
Household Extract
FOR MAKING ROOTBEER AT HOME.
A healthful and delicious beverage made di
rectly from fresh barks and roots.
Refreshing and thirst-quenching. One 25c
bottle makes 5 gallons.
PURE LEMON JUICE for making lemonade
or wherever fresh lemons are used. 4 oz. bottles
13c.
"Waste Less Buy the Best"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
Fine Groceries and Meats
Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting both'
departments.)
Is OlNTiiled I'imiii.
The son of Ira Arbogast of Hitter
ia In St. Anthony'a hospital convales
cing after an operation this morning
for tonalls.
I If turn to Itrwlilewe.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Alexander, who
have been making their home at Hotel
Pendleton, have returned to their for
mer place of residence. 111 East Jack
son street.
Columbia Krlioot IMreetor In.
Henry Sommerer, clerk of the Co.
lumblu school, District No. 112, was
In the city today from Hermiston on
official business.
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Grocery
Phones
526
Use the
Phone
PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE ,
Other
Department!
78
Use the
Thone
MIhs Km ht In JJofeplutl,
Minn KWa Kuners. daughter of Wil
liam Kupers of thin city, Is a patient
In Ht. Anthony', hospital, -where she
was operated upon this morning for
tonsils.
County Agent Kxtod Thursday.
Fred Hon n Ion, newly appointed
county agent for Umatilla county, la
expected to arrive Thursday to take
up his duties here. He left Bozeman,
Montana, July 1, by auto, and is ac
companied by Mrs. Bennion and their
three sons.
Hank Toiler on Vacation.
I. T. Hobart, teller at the Amerl
rnn National Brink, left Sunday night
on his two weeks' vacation and will
spend mort of the time visiting at his
old home In Nampa. During his ab
HHtire his window is being handled by
J. Ie Wilde.
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.ettiii Work I too in in Shape.
The Hed Cross work room In thu
federalbuildlng is undergoing;-a gen
eral clean-up today. The materials
are being sorted and packed and
everything Is to be put in order for
the coming of the fall season. The
work room will reopen in the fall.
Men:. Come Here
for Your New Hats
A fine assemblage of Felt and Straw
headwear is at your service. Such an as
semblage as can hardly be rivaled here
abouts. There should be no difficulty in
fitting you wijth the right kind of hat
shape, style and color for the variety is
large, and some of the best known names
in the hat world add to the interest of your
choice. Better quality and better values
have never been so happily combined.
FELTS . $3.50 to $8.50
STRAWS $1.50 to $10.00
'Hi 11 By ForcK Fire.
W. w. Cryder, forest supervisor, left
today for Heppner, where he wai
culled by a fire in the national forest
near the Ditch Creek region. The
fire has been rasing for a week and
to doing much damage. Volunteers
have been on lied from Heppner to aid
in fighting the flames.
Will Join Walla Walla 1-Mrm.
W. A. Martin, for the past year em
ployed a a general garage man with
the Pendleton Auto Co., here, leaves
Wednesday for Wall a Walla where he
will have charge of the floor for the
new Franklin Sales Co., which ts com
posed largely of men interested in the
local concern. Mr. Martin will eend
for Mrs. Martin and their baby as soon
am he is located there.
EXTRA REDUCTION IN PRICES IN GIRLS' DRESS SECTION
Wash Dresses
1-2 Price
Attractive styles in 4 to 16 years sizes. Made'
of Ginghams and Percales in plaid, stripes ana
figures.
WHITE WASH DRESSES '2 PRICE
Dainty dresses of voile and Persian lawn trim
med with laces and ribbons, 2 to 14 size.
Children's white Indian Heal tailored dresses
made with pretty pockets and fancy belts, sizes
wrtm 2 to 6.. Vi price while they last
Printed Georgette and Chiffon Cloth
Offered in neat patterns and designs, specially for street
Two of the most fashionable silks today,
wear. Glad to show you.
"INSURANCE
Is this Best Policy
FARMERS
I will insure ycur grain in any of the
old reliable companies that I represent,
to December 31st for about one cent a
bushel. This ic the cheapest rate ever
issued in Oregon on grain insurance.
Give me a trial, save money and get real
insurance service.
JOE KERLEY
Buooeaaur to Chaa. EX Beard, I no. ' :'
"See Me Before the Fire"
Insurance , Loans Real Estate
711 Mala Pendleton. Oregon
KcPr Case. Put Over.
! The hearing of the case of the state
'of Oregon, vs. C. K. Kelser, was not
! completed in justice court yesterday
afternoon, the defense asking for a
i postponement until 10 o'clock Wed
j newday in order to Introduce new wit-
nesfies for the defense. The charge
against Kelser is that of contributing
to the delinquency of a child.
Sheriff Collects Tioard Kill.
Two youths who arrived on the N.
P. train from Wallula thia mnrninq
were greeted at the station by Sheriff
Taylor, who was requested hy a hotel
man at Wallula to collect $1.75 in
room rent which the boys neglected
to pay when they left. Both told a
plausible story, Fatlefied the sheriff
that they had no weapons on them
and finally shelled out the $1.75 which
was sent to the inn keeper by mail.
SILK SHIRTING $1.00 YARD
Neat stripes that make up into most desirable
shirts. They wear well and launder.
DRESS BUCKLES 25c to $1.00
In many styles and shapes in colors of gray, black,
white, etc. , -
COLORED LISLE HOSE 65c to 75c
A few runs of sizes in this particular line of hose,
double sole, heel and toe. Colors, rose, brown, taupe,
gray and white.
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two degrees by the record made July possible. The demands of the tele- Pedro Separation Completed.
4, when the mercury climbed to 101 (Phone girla call for a minmum wage j . A divorce was granted Mra. Mary
and gave Pendleton the hottest day:o( J2 a day for beginners, and 4 aM Pedro from William V. Pedro in
of the season. The minimum last day for operators who have worked ! circuit court Monday afternoon. The
night was 43. lfor two years. Electrical workers Case was settled by default.
a I are still on strike also.
ltreiik IyK-k to Sll Car. :
Thieves Inst niRht broke the lock to llansixmi Divorce Granted.
Frank Snling's saruKe and drove , A decree of divorce was
away with his Buick 6 touring car, Marie Hanscom from William
Husband Charges Desertion.
I Desertion is the basis of the suit for
granted (divorce filed today by Charles J.
K. ;Hewett, of Gurdane, against Sarah E.
Murphy in the complaint aa a co-respondent.
Peterson, Bishop & Clark
are Hewett's attorneys.
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DODGE BROS.
Motor Cars
The popularity of this '
sturdy car is growing daily.
The last two car loads were all sold before they
1 reached Fendleton, and to date all of the
cars which we will receive in the next
car load are contracted for, as well
s as .the second car load, except-
. ing one.
Salvation Quota Nearly In.
Virtually $2800 of thin city's $3000
for the Salvation Army home service
extension was In the hands of City
Chnlrmnn F. K. Judd today and he
predicted that by tonifiht or tomorrow
the balance would he In. Several so.
Hcitorn are Mill out with lists and an
soon as they report the quota is ex.
period to be met. Returns are ex
pected from outsldp towns In a fe-w
days. Chnlrmnn F. W. Steiwer having
exrenfled Intention of calling for re
turns at once.
Jtifico of IVOfe on Vacation.
Joe H. Pnrkes, justice of .the peace
took today for a vacation and went to
hia cabin near Meucham Tor the day.
He will return tomorrow to resume
court, but will have his vacation when
ever there are no bis cases to come up.
Clark Vnrlan Here.
Clark Varian, who for . the past 18
months has been in France as a mem
ber of the 7Mh Aero Squadron, signal
corps, Is a Tendleton visitor, on his
way to his home in California after
receiving his discharge from service.
Varinn, who was -a sergeant while In
service, is well known here, and as
prominent as a baseball player. He
played center field on the local team.
wmcn up to press time looay naa not Jtianscom today in circuit court. Fro- ; Hewett. He alleges that she disap
been recovered. The car bore Oregon perty rights wero settled outside of reared last October, taking thir in
license -"so. 34.0.M.
lAxjklnjr for Ioli Ponies. '
J. P. Ltieunllon, cattle man of Wes
ton, was in the city today. He is pur
chasing a car load of polo ponies for
use In eastern, cities, but finds few
horses of this description in the mar
ket.
court and the case went by default. (year old son. Hewett names Pat
Man Sues tor Two Xotes.
Henry T; Hill today brought suit
through his attorney, .EL W. Eastman,
of La Orande. to collect $81.05 al
leged due Jom Joe Tobin on two
promissory notes. One note fa for $40
and the other for $41.05. . The plain
tiff also asks costs of the action. - -
tiOWm THAT THE PEACE TREATY. IS SIGNED
More Arguments Heard.
Hearing of arguments in the cases
ot James Scott vs. (. H. Reeder and
Michael Ryan vs. Sims Dickerson was
continued before Circuit Judge G. W.
Phelps yesterday afternoon. The
case of F. M. lockwood vs. Oharles
Hein was to have come up today but
Mr. Lock wood is still ill.
Since the demand is so much greater than the
supply of DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS,
you will have to speak quickly if you expect to be
the owner of one of these dependable cars.
Cottonwood & Water St. Phone 530
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Motm Forfeits $50 Hail. ,
Raleigh Moon.member of the Chall
foe auto party which collided with an
auto driven by H. C. Gates, forfeited
$no in police court yesterday for fail
ure to appear for trial on a charge of
disorderly conduct and use of abusive
language. Moon's fine swelled the to
tal for yesterday to $140, one of the
biggest days in police court this year.
Eleven enses were on the docket only
three of which were for speeding, the
remainder being liquor law violations.
Ileturiietl prisoner on No. 18.
Charles Conners, Pendleton jail
breaker, now being returned from San
Farncisco to Raker to stand trial for
robbing the Bank of Haines, will pas
through this afternoon on No. 18 in
the custody of Sheriff Anderson of
Paker county. Conners ha a charge
of obtaining money under false pre
tenses here and may be Indicted by
the Sept em her grand jury.
Rnwnian Gets Judgment of $8101.28.
O. K Howmnn was today given a
judgment of $8491.28 from Alice N.
Wei k or and the estate of John H. Wel-
ker in circuit court. A deed dated Oct.
8, ltuii, from John II. and Alico X.
Welker and .lames C. and Myrtle H.
Xeil to the American National Hank
was ordered to stand ns a mortgage
and two mortgages, one executed Oct.
7, J 0 1 ft and the second on June IS.
1918, were orderer foreclosed. The
sale of lot 8 and the south G feet of
lot 5, In Ijlvermore's addition, was ordered.
Coiiiieilmen Confer on l-'leld. ,
The airplane committee tit the city
council spent most of today on the
reservation making arrangements with
Sam Ritner and Major K, SwurtsJander
for the uso of a portion or Rimer's
field for a permanent landing field
for airplanes. The city has agreed to
take n sub lease on that portion of the
field to be used and the committee
went out with power to act. The com
mittee members are 1 lenry Taylor,
Ralph Folsom and Manuel Fried ly.
Temerntiiro 99 Today,
The temperature at 2 30 this after
noon was 99. This U bested by only! to keep the service as Dear normal as
Phone. Strike Continues,
There Is little change in the local
telephone strike situation. J. A.
Murray, manager of the local office.
says that about 13 girls have joined the
ranks of the strikers, out of a force
of 21. White the strike causes a
shortage In the number of employes.
Mr. Murray is making every effort
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