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DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1010.
PAGE THREE
I IWS MS OF PENDLETON
IlHWlllOI'IIO I'lMlMlllMll Here.
Asa Thompson, prlnclpul of I lie
Hawthorns school, arrived In l'endlu
ton today after spending ths summer
on his fu Hut's ranch In tlio Willa
mette valley. Ha will resume tils
work In the locul school Tuesday,
Umfutlvo Mooting Tomorrow
The executive committee of the
agriculture council for Unuilllla Coun
ly will meet tomorrow in the offices
if Fred tJeunlon, county a iron t. The
meeting la for the purpose of formu
lating pluns for work during; the corn
Inn year.
. McKay Tcwln-r Itctiirns.
Miss Florence Hall, who taught the
school at McKay last year in district
No. 102, returned today from North
Dakota where she spent the summer
In summer school. Hhe will again
leach the McKay school and will leave
Pendleton In a few days to resume
her work.
old Mglua rimothrr Mrs
The cold night during the past uld
somewhRt In the suppressing of forest
fires, say W. w. cryder. I'mntllla
forest superviso. The drop In tem
perature smothers the blaze at night
anil prevents its spread. The clanger
of the srend of flumes during the day
hi not lessened, however.
Truck Hold to Kimono.
The White combination fire truck
which was demonstrated In Pendleton
recently for the benefit of tho city
council, has been sold to the city of
Kugene. The cost of the truck Is 19,.
701),
Mel tilllcllu III HoMpilul.
Mel (illlctte, former Pendleton far
mer who was Injured 'recently In an
automobile nccklcnt, near lone, Is still
seriously 111 t the lleppncr hospital.
Mrs. Gillette met her death because
of the accident.
Helix Merchant In Town, "
M. I,. Morrison and M. I). Smith,
well known merchants of Helix, came
in to town on this morning' train on
business.
Leave on Vocation,
J. De Wilde, agriculturist with the
American National Jliink. left lust
night on No. ji to Join Mrs. De Wilde
and their children on an outing at
Trout hike. Mrs. De Wilde left Hatur.
day night.
Woman Would He Truier.
Miss Hessio Hulllvun, of Mountain
Home, Idaho, would like to bo a trap
per for the IT. . Hlologtcal Survey, ac
cording to an application received by
the local office today. Miss Pulllvan
Is a homesteader and , has had con
siderable experience as a trapper.
Mukix Tr( In Truck,
A. l Frentsel, of the Frentzel
Walles Motor Company of' this city,
returned yesterday morning from
Portland, making the trip here In a
White truck. He left Portland Tus.
day morning. Mr. Frentsel made the
trip by way of The Dalles, lone, Hep
pner and Lexington, end says that the
roads in all sections are extremely
poor.
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I.lvln KcilMTt Hurt.
Klvln Belbert, of this city, is carry
ing his right arm In a sling today aft
er a fall from his bicycle yesturcluy.
While speeding along on his machine
Belbcrt fell mid sprained his arm,
wrist and fingers.
Ma c Kccoi'd llrcukliig Corn,
i'rank King, former city council
mat:, now a farmer In Klverside, hus
grown some corn on his place in the
suburbs that stands It feet high. The
corn is not all stalk, by any means,
but la generously filled with ears.
Grocery
Phone
526
Use the
Phones
SERVICE
PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE
Other
Depart m'ts
78
Use the
Phones
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WE WILL BE
Closed all Day
MONDAY
SEPT. 1 LABOR DAY
Please help us and the drivers by ordering
early Saturday morning.
"You Can Always Depend on Us."
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
Fine Groceries and Meats
Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting both
departments.)
Will Teach In tiiiuplno.
The Umaplue High school has se
cured the. services of Miss Grace
Whlttler, of Northfield, Minn., to
teach the history and mathematics
subjects for the coming year. Miss
Whlttler expects to arrive In Umapine
Sept. S. There are now no vacancies
to be filled In that district.
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Mr. TweHly Jlrported licttcr
T, J. Tweedy. postmaster. Us report
ed to be improving considerably irf
the Good 'amaritan hospital at Port
land. 'Hto was subjected to a minor
operation 1ant week and haa been re
covering very well from It. It is not
yet decided whether ho will have to
undergo a major operation.
Mill Take Out Permit.
After work has been under way
for two months on tho new Collins
Flouring Mill, it was decided today
that it would be a pood Idea to take
out a building permit for the struc
ture. It is evident. City Recorder
Fits Oerald says, that the Oregon
Lmmber Co., contractors, H. W. Col
linn, owner, and R. M. Commelin.
manager, all had the same idea, that
one of the other parties had taken
out the permit. It states that the
structure will cost $50,000.
Women Ifave Altercation
A warrant was served on Lena
Thomas, colored, -today, charging her
with assault and battery on Cyrena
Bowles. Both reside in the west end.
where the former rentH a dwelling
from the latter. Mi 8. Howies alleges
that Mrs. Thomas struck her following
an argument. Mrs. Thomas is said
to have resented being called a "nig
I ger." The case will be threshed out
in police court late this afternoon.
Just Arrived New E. & W- Shirts
for men. .
A shipment of Men's E. & W. Shirts, showing the ....
new all styles and patterns. Ihey are offered in
best quality madras and silk. Men should come in
at once and make their selections because you will
like E. & W. shirts for they fit right and wear well. ,
We're sure to please you because we have patterns
and colorings to suit every taste.
$2.00 10 $12.00
UNUSUAL VALUES IN MEN'S
SILK NECKWEAR FOR FALL
-INSURANCE
Is the Best Policy",
I am buying grain this year for Kerr
Gifford & Co., Inc., and would be glad
to have the farmers give me a chance
to submit a price on their grain before
selling. . '
JOE KEKLEY
uccessor to Chas. B. Heard, Ins.
"Sec Me Before the Fire"
Insurance Loans Real Estate
711 Mala Pendleton. Oregon
Will Improve Jtnad
Helix property owners have start
ed a move to grade and rock the road
leading west to a connection with the
Cold Springs road, M. 1. Smith. HelW
merchant, said today. Tho improve
ment is about three miles long- and
when completed is expected to divert
some, of the trade from that region
to Helix instead of all to Pendleton
as at present.
35c to $4.00
Scarfs that are new in design
and weave, made of finest quality
gilk obtainable. Large open end
four-in-hand and bat wings are
here for your selection. The va
riety of designs covering taste and
requirements of men of every
type. jiAiAH
MEN'S SOX 25c to $2.00
' Men's Sox of quality of cotton, lisle and silk ; all
sizes and colors in stock. Select your sox now for 6
months to come. . li 'ffIlgrrT'
VESTING SILK $1.50 YD.
Offered in plain colors, specially for suits and
dresses; 24 in. wide, of a fine ribbed effect. Use this
silk for that vest.
UNDERWEAR SILK
rniiw
: 40c " $2.35
Silks suitable for un
derwear can be found
here in flesh, white and
pink. Buy it by the
yard and make up your
silk lingerie.
THE ART DEPARTMENT
in this store is one of the most complete departments
of its kind in EASTERN OREGON. You will find
it up on Balcony to the right of the Ready-to-Wear
section. Pay it a visit next time you're down town. ,
We carry a full line of V
YARNS All kinds and colors.
CROCHET COTTONS Every size and colors.
EMB. COTTONS All colors.
EMB. SILKS All colors.
CROCHET BOOKS Showing all styles.
YARN BOOKS Showing how to knit and crochet
LACE CURTAINS All sizes.
CURTAIN NETS Plain and fancy.
CRETONNES Many beautiful designs.- '
MADRAS For side drapes. -
VELOURS Finest quality in two shades.
PACKAGE GOODS Every thing ready to go to
work.
Open Stock EMBROIDERY GOODS, all kinds.
FANCY WORK All kinds, ready for the needle.
DRUG SUNDRIES
Everything in the Melba line which is one of
; the highest grade of such goods. Buy your
toilet articles here. You can get what you want.
Will Aid In Campaign.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Bishop will
arrive in Pendleton tomorrow after
un extended stay In Portland. They
will remain here during September.
Mrs. Bishop is state chairman in the
campaign for the raising of funds for
the University of Oregon Women's
Building and will aid In the campaign
in this city. She will assist In making
arrangements for tho Lamar Tooze
lecture to be held at the library audi
torium next Monday evening for the
benefit of the fund.
Arizona 1 till In Australia.
Dr. V. A. Oray, known hereabout!"
as "Arizona Hill" is now In Sydney,
Australia, according to a card receiv
ed today by Major Lee Morehouse.
I'r. Oray is something of a globe trot
ter and never falls to write a few lines
to the major from some remote part
of the earth. He complains of ths
dryness In Australia, too. bemoaning
the passing of the days that were. His
cord came from Sydney to Pendleton
In 20 flays, considered remarkably
fast time for the long voyage.
Ii. arnesworth to Seattle.
Dr. It. K. Farneworth, local den
tist, left this morning on a business
trip to Seattle.
Helix Hardware Man Here.
J. 8. Norvell, hardware dealer at
Helix, came to Pendleton on this
morning's train on a business visit.
Atliena Merchant Here.
Omer Stephens. merchant and
sportsman from Athena, was in town
today on a business visit. He came
down by motor.
Sign New omtrnct
Miss Stella Melkin, who formerly
taught the school at Cabbage Hill, haa
signed a contract to teach the school
in District No. 4 3. near Pilot Kock,
for the coming year.
Allyu Ilynon Is Here.
Allyn Bynon, Salem attorney who
will locate in Pendleton, is in the city
He recently returned from France
where he served as a captain in the
U. S. Army.
P0INDEXTER MAY
COME TO ROUND-UP
Will Demonstrate Conveniences.
Miss Ella Harmon, county demon
stration agent, has on display at her notables at
office in the federal building a home i "ound-L'p.
made dress form and an iceless re
frigerator. Both these articles are
easily made and Miss Harmon will
She instruction free of charge.
Miles I'oindexter, senator from
Washington and rumored as a Re
publican candidate for the presiden
tial nomination, may be among the
this year's Pendleton
The senator yesterday
.Miss Flanagan Organizes Work.
Miss Agnea Flannagan, new county
health nurse, Is organizing her work
lor this county, .she will .begin her
duties September 1.
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1 now In San Francisco.
ReoRoustabout
We have today a Four Cylinder Reo Rousta
bout, just overhauled and painted.
The motor is in good condition and the car has
a good sized strong bed that will stand lots of
rough and heavy hauling.
This rig is just the thing for the ranch, having
plenty of power to go any place a team of mules
will; and,
IVnUlctou Mnn Marooned.
For nearly three weeks H. K. Wirth,
Pendleton Insurance man. has been
marooned in California by the rail
road tieop and docs not know when
he will be able to coem home. He is
whither he
:nmde the trip from Los Angeles by
stito. Mrs. Wirth received a lone dis-
S I tance phone call from him at 3 o'clock
Sj Tuesday morning announcing his ar-
in me ia.v ny, Tne rirst word
she had received In several weeks. Mr.
Wirth Is in the south on business.
REMEMBER!
The Price is Right, Too!
S Jm-rfter on Home Soli
5 1 John VV. Joerjcor, of 'Pendleton, for
SSI two and a half yarn In the service of
S the navy, Is at Hoboken. N. J., and is
C believed to have bccn discharged aft
Sj er crossing the Atl-intic seven times,
s: A wire to hl sister, Mis Margaret
S Joergrer, Mates that he expects to be
5 I home In a few days. Joerjjer l now a
ohief pharmacist's mate on the U. S. ,
Harrisburs: and has been on con
voys and transports on the Atlantic
j for several months. He was employed
hv J. p. Kobinstm before entering the
service In April 1917.
MUM urns tom Meaiehaiii.
Justice of the Peace Joe If. Parks
U'avos for Spokane. land Mrs. Parkes returned last even-
" Pchwartaenberaf, of tho Penrile- 1 intr from their ranch at Meachani
ton Roller Mills, Jeft today for po- where they have spent most of the
kane. He will join Mrs. Pchwartzen- j time during the past six weeks. The
berg and little daughter Mea, who' Judge has callouses on his hands
have been spending the summer at which back tip his statement that he
Loon Lake, near Spokane. The party
will return to Pendleton Wednesday.
Smith HroH. lirfmr Suit.
Peter Weidert isUefendant In a suit
filed in crcult court today by Smith
Hros., to recover $1038. 6(, alleged to
be the bala nco due on merchandise
bought of them upon Mr. Weidert's
order. They ask interest from August j
tt In addition. Peterson, Bishop &j
Clark are attorneys In the cuse, j'
fought fires for several days in that
vicinity. Three acres of timber on one
of his 40 acres was burned over. He
will be in his office for the rest of the
season.
Hill be left for the unreserved seat
rash. Tickets will be ordered at
once, as they can be produced In time
for the advanced sale.
John Wernmark. of The Dalles, has
written the commercial association
offering to donate a prize pair oC
handmade boots for the champion
bulidogger. Mr. Wernmark Is la ths,
:hoe manufacturing business there
and h as req u est ed r ese rvation an d
sei'ts for the three days for himself
and Mrs. Wernmark. His offer of a
prze contribution has been referred
to C. H. Marsh, secretary of tie asso
ciation. ,
IVrniam-nt Mnsoilar Strength can
not exist where there is not blood
strength. Young men giving attention
to muscular development should bear
this In mindl oncl's Sursa par ilia
gives blood strength and builds up the
whole system.
wired to the Pendleton Cummer ciu
! Association requesting the dates -of
the big show and these, with Informa
tion regarding ticket prices and res
ervations, were included in a night
! letter sent by Secretary C. K. Cran
ston last night.
The senator did not say in his wire
that ho expected to be here but it is
considered possible that he may de
sire to attend. An answer is ex
pected from him in a day or two,
clearing up the reason for his re
quest for Hound-Up dates.
Kfforts are now being made to place
Happy Canyon on a reserved seat ba
sis for this year and if possible to get
it arranged in time, about 6t per cent
to the seats will be reserved.. A plat 1 ho K. It. Parker system dentul
of the stand has been made and the I parlors will be closed all dav Momlar.
six center sections, containing . 22SO i September 1st in observance of laln-r
teats, will be reserved. The four out-- day.
side sections, containing ISOQ seats OR. B. Q. VINSON Mgr. )
Too Late to Classify
A FIRST CLASS rooming house foB
sale. Inquire at 612 Thompson St.,
14 rooms all furnished. . j
LOST Gasoline gas tank filler, cap.
M. V.' I.eeder, Hotel Pendleton
'To Tho Public.
n f Man's Hoiiso Kntered.
Sj A patr of glasses was taken from
S an auto In the yard and several ar
SZ tieles of rlothlnr taken from the house
of-J. . Brown, 1007 West Alta, Wed
jnesday niRht. A pair of overalls, a
r watch, bunch of keys and a knife and
j SO cents were taken from the house.
5 The purse in the trousers was not ta
2j j ken. it having dropped out of the
pocket ss the psrment was picked up.
n It contained $15.- Police were called
I when the losses were discovered bxit
22 SI did not report the incident yester-
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rhone530 !
M ill I1I1 Kill ;iadr I'.xnins.
ieventh and elRht grade examina
tions will he siven in all the school
districts in the county on Thursday
and Friday. Sept. 4 and 5. County
Superntendaiit W. Orecn announc
ed today.
May fio to Italtiniore.
II. .1. Taylor, past grand master of
the Odd Fellows, has received from
H. W. Borst. grand sire, an Inouirv
as to whether tho local man will at-
icno me session ot the sovereign
grand lodge at Baltimore, September
in. Mr. Taylor Is entitled to attend
because of his rank1 and is promised
nn honorary committee appointment
should he go. Mr. Taylor is not plan
ning to make the trip.
Myrirtc ltuys Alfalfa Ranch.
I. N. Soncs today sold his no acre
alfalfa ranch, one mile west of the
city limits on McKay creek, to Harry !
Myrick. for 116.000. The outfit on
the place was sold separately. Mr. i
Myrick will take immediate posses- '
slon ot the place, which is one of the
best producing alfalfa farms in this :
vicinity. Mr. nnes. who has been
on the property for about ; years, has
not announced his future plsns. The .
deal as handled bv W if. Xfnrriann
There is only one place
for that delicious
CHOCOLATE
ICE CREAM
KOEPPEN'S
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JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF
DAVENPORTS
rha Drug store That
You Best.
Serves
A bed daveniKirt solves the problem for the guest
of the Round-Up. Saves the space that a bed would
take, since it provides a eomportable couch for the
living room.
We Exchange New for Old.
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East Webb
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