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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN; PENDLETON, OREGON,"
FKIDA JULY IS, 10VX
FRIDAY, JULY 18,1919..
SOCIAL AMD PERSONALS
Hubert N. rttanfleld Ik down from their home were extended a charming
hi namesake town talking wool and expression of welcome last evening
thinking politics. Kvenlng Telegram, when Mn. I. L Kogers and Mrs. S. R.
- Thompson asked a group of young
Mr. and Mr. U If. Campbell and fo,K " for ' Pleasure, the guests
children left yesterday hy auto f, '"Joying . venin- of dancing at the.
Ba.IU VI r t'Hmnliell will relum" " ....... ........ ewecv.
In a Tew day but his family will re
main at the seashore for n week.
Mrs. James Hill and two sons are
among the recent arrivals at Hot
l.nke saiiitorium..
Mra. Amy K. 1-ce and Mrs. O. M.
t'.riiln. l rt ihu morning for a vieslt
at Ocean Park. l 'iss Oeorglanna Fletcher of Pen-
Idleton Is the house guest of Miss Mlna-
Mr and Mrs. F. C. Hassctt of Walia tor several days before
wills arr"ed In 1-endleton this h " extended
morning to be ...est. at the home of ,. -Oregon Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. C o. Breach. Mr. Ras-
Bett Is musical director at Pt, Paul's! Ry E- Morse, dry goods manager
x-hu.i and oi-aanlst at the First at The Peoples Warehouse has re-
J'resbyterlun church of Walla Walla. I turned from an outing at Seaview.
Ha' and Mr. Drench are old time
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. MeCormmnch
left this morning- on a motor trip to
Iehman Springs where they will re
main for a short outing.
Mrs, Lot Llvermore left this morn
Ing for Spokane where she Is to be
the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Douglas
Tull.
Wash. Mrs. Morse and little
Maxwell are still at the coast.
son
Mrs. J. E. T)odson and Delbert
Dodson of Milton, are at the St.
George.
C. Baxter of La Grande, Is register
ed here today.
. W. F. Blancett and Mrs. iflancett of
Union, are in town on their way home
from Myrtle Point.
J. W. Arbuckle and Mrs. Arbuckle
are In town from Range.
Mrs. Lt If. DeMott of Spokane is a
Pendleton visitor. ,
Tom Murphy returned yesterday
from La Grande, where he attended
convention of the members of the
GAVE THRONE FOR
LOVE. VISITS U. S,
p11liiiwMllsllaiiawsaMitiMMsea.xvt- 1
a-i
Prince Aage, who is to make ar
extensive tour of the Unite'
States, might have become klc
of Denmark but for kove. He r
nounced his right to the thro
when.be married the CounU
Calvl di Pergola
The Waverley Country club will
again be the scene of several gay par
ties this week-end at the weekly din-nr-dance
on Saturday evening. Ani
on those'who will entertain will bej Rainbow Division.
Mrs. John Ross Dickson, who will be v. K. Schusk left today for Kel
hostesa for a number of the younger logg, Idaho.
set in honor of her son, Frank Dick- J. c. Johnson Is at the Golden Rule
on, who Is Just back from service from Spokane.
overesas with the 146th artillery, andj K. M. Maxfleld and Tex Collins are
Henry C. Judd of Pendleton, who tsjin the citv from Salt Lake.
the guest of the Dicksons for a abort 1 8. E. Broadweet is in the city from
l me. viriiiiRu. I ' i,:.. rj-;M Tlf.ro.
. Mrs. G. O. Henning is in tne city - ------
weather Warmer Today.
The temperature Is K7 today, with a
minimum of 44. Last niuht was one
of the cuolost nishts of the summer
season.
f Vn. c. Llvermore is en joy ins a, from La Grande today.
visit in Oregon City, her former home, j Mrs. G. W. Gray of La Grande Is in
f he 1s the guest of her parents, Mr. the city today.
and Mrs. E. P. Elliot. E. Pururo Is here today from
. Portland.
Mlas Rita Ferauson and Miss Jessie ! Lv K. Xoe is in the city from Port-
Forshaw will leave tomorrow for La land.
Grande where they will spend the
week-end visiting, friends.
Mrs. H. Pchults and her mother,
lire. M. V. Thee left this morning for
Lwwtston - and Vniontown, Wash.,
rhere they will spend a fortnight to
gether visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. cSchulta will then return,-Mrs.
Thee remaining for the winter.
Miss Catherine Morgan and Miss
Frances Morgan, daughters of the
Rev. and Mrs. J. F.- Morgan, who re
cently came to Pendleton to make
MAY BE PROVISIONAL
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
Aft . , , tv- f 1 i
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NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
Going On Vacation.
Col. J. H. Raley expects to leave
tomorrow for Granite Meadows where
he "will spend i vacation of several
days' duration.
Suns to rolltvt Two Rills.
E. L. Power is plaintiff in an ac
tion filed today against I. Wilkes to
collect $138.65, alleged due for goods
and merchandise, and for $42.70 as
signed by the Peoples "Warehouse, D.
W. Bailey is Power's attorney.
Stenographer On Vacation.
Miss Frances Weber, . stenographer
for Peterson, Bishop & Clark, attor
neys, is on her month's vacation and
is spending this week at Bingham
Springs. Will M. Peterson, who is at
Pacific Tire and Rubber Company,
and F. L Hawley, salesman for the
firm, are Pendleton visitors today
from Portland.
Appraisers Appointed.
B. B. f.'asteel, J. -W. Etter and John
M. Wilson were named appraisers of
the estate of Felicita Knotts today.
The bond of Emery C. Knotts, as ad
ministrator, was also filed.
Bond Declared Forfeited.
The bond of Hans Gorke. arrested
several days ago on a second charge
o," having liquor in his possession, was
declared forfeited In Justice court to-
dav. His trial km set for Monday
but he failed to nnoear. The bond
was in the sum of $150.
Savs llu-liaiKl Took Money Wlien III.
Robert Oilman is charged, by his
wife. Rose Gllman, -with taking $500
of her money while she lay sick in
bed, she alleges In a complaint for di
vorce, filed in circuit court today.
She charges that he was extremely
Jealous of her and has made her life
miserable since their marriape in 191C
She is represented by J. B. Perry.
Yokinm inks Want Rouml-Tp CoM
A wire from the Elks lodge at
Vakim i was- received today by the lo
cal lod,te. asking that they arrange
the beach, is not expected back until tnT tne use of 100 cots thought to be
late next week. owned by the Round-Up Association.
The Yakima herd is arranging to
Mrs. H. E. Green and her mother, handle a big crowd at the Washing.
Sirs. S. M. Wyaut plan to leave to- ton state ' convention August 21. 22
morrow for Portland where they will and 23. The association, however,
be joined by Mrs W. T. Noel, Jac- disposed of all of Its cots years ago
QueKne and William Noel and Harold Bnd n wa8 necessary for the local
Green and the party will go to Sea- lodge to inform the YaKimans that
SECRETARY HOUSTON
VISITS GRANTS PASS
Head of Agricultural Dc
nartment on Tour of In'
spec t ion, Invest igate9
Road.
GRANTS PAS.-,. Or., July 18. Da
vid ' F. Houston, secretary of agricul
ture, accompanied by Mrs. Houston,
headed a party of officials from Wash
ington, D. C, and from the forestry
departments of Oregon and Callfor
nla, visited Grants Pass todays Am
ong the delegation were S. H. Graves,
head of the forestry department at
Washington. D, C: George H. Cecil
of the forestry department at Port
land, and Austin H. Fletcher, state
highway engineer of California.
Secretary Houston, Mrs. Houston.
Mr. Graves and a few others made
the trip by automobile from San
Francisco to Eureka. Crescent City
and thence to Grants Pass. Last
nlRht they stopped with Mr. and Mra
George M. Esterly at Waldo, where
they were entertained. Mr. Houston
statd that he was merely on a tour
of Inspection, "oeing greatly intersted
in the beautiful highway now under
construction to Grants Pass.
The state of California has already
voted $400,000 for this scenlo high
way, and additional funds will prob
ably he available from the govern
ment. The secretary and party left for
Sacramento this afternoon and will
then go to Salt Lake City to nttend
the cattlemen's convention.
SILKY' AND SUMMERY
Ten Planes Could Carry
Enough lewisite to Wine
Out All New York City
WASHINGTON. July 18. Ten air
planes could carry enough Lewisite, a
coal-tar chemical -product, to de
molish New York city, Francis P.
Garvan. alien properly custodian, told
the house ways and means committee.
Mr. Garvan mentioned this point in
emhpasizing the importance of the
dye industry as a means of national
defense. Without a dye Industry the
United States would be at a disadvan
tage against other nations.
Mr. Garvan T'ss cross-examined by
Representative Moore, of Pennsylva
nia, regarding the purposes and ram
ifications of the chemical foundation
which is advocating the passage of
bill providing a license system of
controlling Imports of dyes. It Is
Mr. Moore's contention that ' the
chemical foundation scheme tends to
create a monopoly in the -dye Indus
try and that many of those connected
with It are not as disinterested a?
claimed.
Charges Husband Deserted.
Harry Betts deserted her on July
11. 1918, and r.fter waiting one year
for him to return, Mrs. Orpha Betts
of Freewater, decided to bring suit
for divorce. The action was filed to
day -by Peterson, Bishop & Clark. She
asks the restoration of her maiden
name, Orpha Johnson, and that title
in fee simple to nine lots In block 57
Freewater, be granted her.
Crepe da chine, the aeftr thtn,
alluring and washable material
that win Its war to every femi
nine heart is a favorite for sum
mer frocks, that are clinging and
graceful. In contrast .to tha ex
treme flufflnesa of organdie. This
lovely frock la Of malxe-colored
crepa de china, richly braided!
with yellow silk aoutachc and
finished with yellow silk fringe. I
With It a creamy leghorn wltlt'
yellow mallne and soma wheat
spray complete r a costume
charmingly artistic,"
FOR A TINY "BEST
FR0CKw "
SMART STYLE
BEST QUALITY
REASONABLY PRICED
Dainty and cool are these smart new Blouses
of voile, organdy, Georgette, crepe de chine and
Pongee. ' ,
Different Better Cheaper
$2.50 to $15.00
COMPARISON INVITED
BERLIN' FOOD PRICES
TAKE SUDDEN DROP
side for an outing,
has been visiting in
Harold Green their order cannot be filled.
Portland as a
Oomet look Ilka a good bet
for provisional president of Hex
loo whan the Angeles faction gets
ready to bum Its choice. Angeles.
,ao I now tba military bead of i
.the VUllatas, has said that no '
salutary man shall be named pres
ident. Oomei Is a civilian, and
was strong Maderista.
guest at the hoem of Mrs.- Noel who jxtidc-4 In Plaintirrs Favor,
is his aunt. An order, foreclosing the Hen In the
" "- sum of $1496.35. was made In an
Sent Wire to Hospital Once. oponion of Circuit Judge O. W.
Charging rough treatment that sent l helps today In the case of Charles
her to the hospital at Harrlsburg for Scott vs. O. H. Reeder. The opinion
several days and also failure to prq,- further states that the Judge believes
vide for herself and two children, the plaintiff acted in good faith and
Mrs. Gertrude Wilson today brought made a substantial performance on
suit for divorce against Guy X. Wilson, the house under litigation. He Btat
She asks custody of the children. $50 ed that, after examining the premis
a month for their support during the es. he believed that the defendants
pendency of the suit and $30 month, would hav'e a house worth as much
ly when settled. In lieu of her in- o.- more than the price to be paid,
terest in a contract of sale of their a deduction of five per cent In the
home on Cosbie street, she asks Judg- purchase price will be made for costs
ment'of $250. .she is represented by of the action and each party will be
Fred B. Schmidt. obliged to pay his own court costs.
BERLIN". July 18. Prices on all
foodstuffs have fallen with a crash
in Berlin as a result of the lifting of
the' blockade. They, began to show
weakness when it was rumored that
the embargo would be lifted, but the
real drop came only when Illicit deal
ers with huge conecaled stocks
brought them out In a virtual panic
to unload before competing supplies
entered Germany.
. "PRESTO!' THE TURBAN CRIED "BEHOLD ME NOW A HAT"
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A bachelor may be on object of pub
lic derision, but a married man usu
ally gets his at home.
,'TUey say 11 cornea from Paris
In fact It la acclaimed as the
latest creation of Paris milliners.
Without attempting to doubt, we
are tempted to suggest Africa,
Arabia; or perchance Turkey, as
Its starting place, just the same.
But whatever Its origin, behold
this, one or the oddest of odd new
hat concoctions, designed by a
Paris milliner-artist. Further
more. England lends Its support.
London critics affirm that turban
effect in hats have come to stay
that tola la no "sport," bo tan
Rally speaking, but is a real style.
Aa for color, almost any shade of
ribbon may be used. A hat for
every (own la an easy require
ment la fill. If one choses to buy
a few bolts of ribbon to match
If the government's superb war or
ganization was Just beginning to func
tion well when the war ended. It is a
pity that it could not be transformed
into a peace organization and kept in
being. There are problems of peace
as imortant as are the problems of
war.
If there is still room. in their cellars
one may tentatively suggest to the ex
wets that it might be well for them
to store away a little coal.
Oklahoma boasts a $40,010.00
wheat crop. After mature delibera
tion one must concede that It I some
thing to boast about.
There is far mere pleasure to be de
rived from the pursuit of happiness
than there is in catching It.
BRING YOUR FILMS TO IIS
For Expert Printing
and Developing.
The best equipped plant
in Eastern Oregon.
We carry every
thing for t h s
amateur printer.
EASTMAN KODAK AGENCY
The Pendleton Drug Co .
Tba very smallest ladiea should
properly have the very prettiest
frocks and here is an example
of what that "prettiest" is. For
little maids from 3 to $ years
what could be more adorable than
this simple confection af white
handkerchief linen, pointed all
about tha hem with Vandyke
points with white piped edges, and
a background at lacy ruffle. A
soft pink satin ta&h com pie tea tha
picture.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
I wish to announce that I am now; located in my
new office over the Inland Empire Bank, corner
Court and Main streets.
Old and new patrons will find me ready to care for
their dentistry work in a modern manner.
DR. J. E. SHARP.
Dry Spell Threatens
Timber Near Aberdeen
long dry spell Is threatening much
valnnhla . i . .,!,- (I U 1 1 Im o tlmA tOT
dangerous fires, and extra precautions
are oeing taKen. no ram una wiioh
nnu.tim.liv for a. month: Two Poison
company logging camps near Hump
tulips have been .pulled out of dan
ger by employes, who have been fight
ing a fire for two days. Bo far the
flames have been confined to the slash
lngs and no damage has been done to
green timber or logging equipment.
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Notice to our Customers
The light and power will be shut
off Sunday morning from about 7 A.M.
to 9 A. M. in order to move one of the
poles on the high tension power line.
BEDROOM
OSMIIE
Pacific Power & light Co.
"Always- At Your Service"
This means Quality Suites. We witf
make a SPECIAL DISCOUNT for the next
'week' on any complete set of Sligh Bed
Room Furniture you may select. These
Suites are made in Grand Rapids and is -strikingly
high grade goods. We are show
ing this quality line in Old Ivory, Mahogany
and Walnut, and in many different perioid
patterns. In our window you will now sete
a very beautiful Old Ivory Suite.. We have
many more in different patterns, so why njot
pick your new set while the special prices
ire on. . ' . , J ,
Crawford & Hedges
Phone 496 Corner Court and MaSn Sts.
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