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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1919)
TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OBECKWIAir, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1919 PAGE THREE NEWS NOTES OF PENDLETON Mm aliH Chlnrw. He talks Clilnnne fouler thn u CM numan and siiy.s notliliiK, dooa fnt C. Itynon who ued to lie ul Hulem IjiiI who reglHlercU from I'endleton ut tho Dnpartal yeieruny. Oragonun. MllllllilinilllllllllllMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMMMIMIIIIIIIIIII 1 1 1 If III III I U II II tt If (I t M I IIIIM llltlt Ill f I II 1 1 1 1 III II II J M'larterfl of the eornmlHulon. fo from here to Vale. He will Roland imIi .- i-i. .1 , .1 Hollund Andre, of Athena, who en ured University of Oregon this yrar, has bMII pleilKed lo To-K0-I.0, soj!io mor honor fraternlly. He Is a mem ber of Kappa Kltrma fraternity. Sst lul Awnt Is Visitor. J. Y Ilrlstow, sijecllfl OKf'nl for the Taclfio Stales Insurance Co., Is a Pen dleton visitor today. nridito Engineer tn Pendleton. C. II. IffeClIlloch of rkilem, brldg. cnKlneer for slate hlghWaV commission nrrivd in Pendleton thla morning for a conference with the local head- mm m em mi 11 Appear At Your Best Instantly If yam receive a Hidden caller or an unexpected In vitation you can feel con I fluent of alway appearing 1 at your hett. In but a few momcntt It rrnders to your kln a wonderfully pure. toft complexion that U beyond comparison. tower ttlver Realtor Reret (. H. WiggleHworth. of AHtoria, rep resent ing the A si orla Murine Iron Workn Indusrlnl Addition, went to BohO today after spending two days in Pendleton In the interests of hlH company, ft will he in this vicinity for several duys. rabid coyote, wlx-n near Kunn, Idaho Kd Pouch, trapper for the survey re portH having seen two rabid coyorea war Huplce In Crook county. Minn Blanche JarviH teacher at Ironside Proton, killed a rabid coyote, while three school children, who were at tacked also, manaKed to kill a raldd animal. W. It. I,oflon also killed a coyote that was Buffering from the rabies. In Honor of Roosevelt. Pendleton sportsmen are Interewlod In tho newn t hat a movement Ih on foot to change the name of the Mal heur Idrd reservation to the Hooso. velt bird reHervatlon, In honor of th former president. WbcH president of tho United States Roosevelt created three reservation) In the went the Malheur, the Lower Klamath and the Three Arch Books. Hauler I'rt.v. a Wnuioc Reports of rabies in Oregon and Idaho have reached the United States Blologlca I purvey office here to such n extent that the office in making a special effort to combat the menace. A man Ih being given the pastern treatment fn Boise after a bite by a mi mi 101 101 101 ioi 101101101161- EnAfneer visit Baet End, District Kngineer M. 0. Bennett and Kngineer It. 11. Raldoek, of the state highway commission, went over tho i egon-W'-ishlngton highway bet tveM Pendleton and the state lino toilay on a tour of Inspection. J';ivlng opera tions near Athena and grading work between Weston and Milton occupied m'Kt of their attention. Mism Meeting at Ciiuipiiic. Krcd Bennlon, county agent, and Miss Ella May Harmon, county dem ' t Mtratlon agent, went to I'maplne to. day to hold a community ma meet ing tonight f'r ttie purpose of form ing a community farm bureau. A mu slcnl program has been prepared ns a forerunner for the business meet Jj&g and a large crowd Is expected. ! 11 Si It PHONE "101" US of Your order in the morning for a choice cut lancy veal or an order of nice fresh fish IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT on L' Fergusons Orange Marmalade in four sizes: 22 oz. glass jars 55c 1 J V."8 - 35c 2 95c 7 lb. tins $2.10 You can see by these prices that the iarge 7 lb. tin is the mosts economical package to buy. We will have a demonstration of this fine "Sun Kissed orange product all next week. Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Fine Groceries and Meats Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting both departments.) TOT TOT 101101 TOI IQT tql tot wt iot c i See Me Before The Fire" The it'nl Batata lrai,rs have ofsanlaod the I'ma lilla Id'atl)' AsMH ialloii for UlG purpone ir IlKllllInf ih. ral(- oandlttanfl of Umatilla county ami ollntl nallnir tin- ISral Batata Sharks and (;'' the people honest dealings at a legitimate charge for 11811(111118 the huslncKS. The real estate department of this office is In rhargc of Mr. A. V. lauidell, a member of the asso. tiatlon ami will roeeive the very boat of attention. If j on have any business In this line we would be gi.iiJ to have you ec us. JOE KERLEY Insurance, Loans, Real Estate, Grain 721 Main Pendleton FRESH CHEESE Tillannok Cheese, pound 45c Cream ilrick Cheese, pound 60c. Pimento Cheese, package 15c Kraft Cheese, p ickrge l5c Club House Cheese, package 20c Swiss Chetsc. pound 60c Our line of Fancy Cheese in cans is complete. Let us show you the different kinds. Grocery Department Two Phones 526 lP' tloii tn Tomorrow. Thf second annual election of the T'matllla Ited Cro will he held to. morrow afternoon In the Ked CrofiH heado,uJirtr.s in the federal hulldlrig. lirectorH from the variou hrancheM in ttie county -will tie present, .ih well as the 10 delegate from Pendleton The meting Ih si h doled for 2. p.m. iduho Attorney Atiiiding: Court, K. H. ltingo, formrly district attorn ey for Marion county, l.i in I'endleton today as counsel in the case of I'ar man vs. I'arman, due to be heard in th suprenif court today or tomorrow. Mr. fUnco Is now practicing in Cam- bridge, Idaho. Court lias One lrutik Today. Hill KdwarGs, charged with being i tlrunit and disorderly, ' waH fined $15 or 7 days In Jail In police court this morning. Kdvvards went to Jail. Kd ICobeOi charged with turning IiIm car I between Intersections in violation of I the motor vehicle law, was fined $2. Will lii'htcn p Wliite l ine. White lines which regulate the parking of vehicles along Mo.ni and 'oiirt streets will be refreshed with new paint the first night it Is dry and warm enough for paint to dry. Traf-Mab-e. charged with turning his car reaping quite a harvest fronn tbOM fic Officer William Iyday has been keep tho lines bright so that offenders w ill have no alibi. Sewer N'cwring niple.tioii, The 4SI foot sewer on Grant street Z which will serve a score of new j: hemes recently built In Haley's ad. : dltJon, Ih expected to be completed; within another week. C. K. Day is the cinitractor in charge of the sewer. :Z Partner in Town on BfXOfncM. Blmor Stnrii-, manager of the Walla "alla houw of Sturgis & Storie, Im plement. b-alers, is in Pendleton to day n a business vbiit. Mr. Htorie ! ri jiorts that extensive improvements to their store room tbere are now be ing made, similar to those just com pleted here. The changes include modern show rooms, plate glnas win clows, and general rearrangement of thi building. Pilot Rock i toad ltcing Surveyed, The Pendleton.Pilot Kock section of the i regon.WjishIngton highway is now being surveyed by the highway crew in charge of D. G. Glass. This crew recent ly completed the location of the Pcndleton-Cahbase Hill section and was moved to the Pilot Itock road. After completlng this work, they will be moved to the Pendletot. I 'old Spring highway, Vhlch under the provisions of the market roads tax bill, is a market road and will get state aid from that fund. Another crew is still at work on the survey from Havana to Helix. Hlg- Siock Healer Hero, M. 0. Metz of Chicago, one of the boat known dealers fn blooded horses and cattle .arrived In Pendleton Sun day to spend the winter. Metz has a lot of now stork which he will ex hibit at the stock shows at LewlatOtt, Spokane and Portland. Following the livestock exposition in Portland next month most of the animals will be Grocery Phone 520 Use the Phones SERVICE Other Depart'mts 78 Use the Phones PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE COAT MATERIALS $2.50 to $7.50 Right now is the time to use your heavy coat. Why not make it up from our coating? We of fer coating in all the leading shades of silvertone, velour, tri cotine, novelty stripes and plaids, Burilla, etc. Let us show you the line. 3 FANCY LININGS $1.00 to $3.50 Fancy linings in all colors and combinations. Specially good for lining coats. Just the right weight and patterns. Whether you wish to line an old coat or a new one, be sure to see this assortment. BIG ASSORTMENT WOOLEN DRESS GOODS SI .00 to $2.50 Let us help you plan that new dress from this as sortment which ranges in price from $1.00 to $2.50. We have all colors, and' the materials are serge, epin gle, French serge, granite, etc. It will pay you to investigate. KAYSER SILK UNDERWEAR The real genuine Kayser silk un derwear, offered in many dainty styles of vests, knickers, envelopes, chemise, camisoles and corset covers Prices right. With Autumn Days Come the New Stetsons for Men SILKS FOR EVE NING DRESSES A vast array of light delicate shades specially for evening and party wear, such shades as apricot, nile, ap ple green, Alice, turquoise, blue, pink, rose, water- melon pink, white and black of satin, charmeuse, imperi al satin, metaline cloth, tulle, nets, crenp dp chinp. ptc TRIMMINGS FOR PARTY DRESSES of all kinds and descriptions. Beaded, spangle, opalescent, gold and silver and laces of all kinds. Bands, motifs, edges and flouncings. HI1 mm $ $1.50 to $3.50 offered in most any shade you may so desire for evening wear. Best in quality. Pure thread silk hosiery. OUTING GOWNS OF ALL KINDS Women's gowns in out'ing, white colored with high collars, round necks and V-necks, long or short sleeves. Women's sleeping garments in white stripes or figures, in pajamas and Billie Burkes. Children's gowns and yama yama suits in outing white and colors. Infant's sleeping1 garments in white and colors, with or without feet. Infant's outing gowns in all white or white trim med with pink or blue. You'll find an interesting variety in our new Fall Stetsons a wide range of styles in both Derbies and Soft Hats. The fixed quality and assured style of Stetson I Hats were never more sought after than in these I days of high prices for uncertain merchandise. Step in and try on one of the new Stetson soft I hats. You'll probably want to look at a Derby too. I Many of our customers like the idea of a matched pair of Stetsons. It means proper headwear for all I occasions. Look for the Stetson Quanty Mark it's in every Stetson Hat. f $7.00 to $10 otherHats $3.50 to $6.50 I WE HAVE for your convenience the newest fashion books, showing the latest styles, such as Royal, Fashionable Dress, Vogue, Elite, Fashion Review, Designer. Come in and look them over. SILK HOSIERY i I brought ti endleton. Mr. Met?. loontaa to Pendleton every fall and winter and spends his summers in the Middle West W ill Open Market Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown will leave tomorrow for Prescott, Washington, where they will make their home, Mr. Brown, who has been in the meat business In Pendleton, will open a meat market In Prescott and will have as his partner Pill Darby, who was in the meat business in PcmUeton before his enlistment in the Canadian army. UllMllHIMIIIMIIIIHHMUIIIIHHUIflllUIIIIMI Oompietea i.mii ica,i. ! The Pendleton golf club has com pleted the land deal whereby the club becomes owner of the 45 acres in tho vicinity of tho links and club house. Because one of the owners Mr. Jacobs, lives in Pallas, Texas, It has been dif ficult for the club to close the deal. formerly of this city, will play the hading role of Madame Butterfly at tho presentation of Madame Butterfly tomorrow night the the Heiltg theater. under tho auspices or the Monnaj Mimical club. The presentation at mi' Heilig makes Madame Butterfly (neither a drama nor an opera, but a dramatic arrangement of the original story and prologue and short dramatic scenes with seloctif ns Tom the opera. Stag settings and costumes are be ing arranged by the Japanese asso clatlon of Portland. Mrs. Uuse Tour son Heed will direct a chorus "of :t" voices. will be-held "i Thursday of this week as the Weekly program was given yes terday morning. Both tho boys' and girls' military companies are whip ping into shape In fine style, the un 'ornv aiding the appearance of the "soldiers" considerably. Mrs. Hom" in "Madame Butterfly.' Mrs. Adah Loan ltose of Portland, SICK KIDNEYS MAKE LAME BACKS Cause broken, unrefroshinpr sleep, ami in many cases that tired foe I ins that makes it so hard to pot up in tho morning. They also cause loss of appetite, lack of ambition, and other troubles. Hood 's Sarsapnrilla contains tho medicinal Berba, harks, roots, etc., that strengthen and tone those or gans, and relieve their ordinary ail ments. Take it. And if you need n laxative take Hood's Pills, they work right. . ;ront luhnsiasiu Is slumn. So great was tho interest shown in tho Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick classes at the first meeting held last night in the linrary that Miss Stasia P. Walsh, instructor, was toreod make arrangement for two adult classes instead of one. As the Pendle ton schedule and now it provides for an adult clts Momtay afternoon from 1:30 to 3 : 30, as well as nn evening class for adults. The high school girls' class wll the from 4 to S:3t p. m. of the class and Miss Walsh says the Hook today to hold her first clasw there. Bacteriology is the first -study of the claae and Mi W;tlh ay that the visit moth Today. Brill Supplant Art i Hies. Military drill was held at the high school at the 11 o'clock period this morning instead of the uaual Tuesday activities. The activities probably Chest Colds go Overnight The quickest and safest way to end tho pain, reduce the inflammation and clean the stuffed up tubes of mucous ; is to rub on BEGY'S Mustarine just before you go to bed. Kor Sore Throat Toughs, Bron chitis. Pleurisy and Tonsilltls it ends the misery in half the time it takes liniments, poultices, plasters or any other counter-irritant. Be sure it is Bogy's Mustarine al ways In yellow box. Thousands call It the quickest pain killer on earth Money back If it isn't. Always in the yellow box -30 and tio cents. s. O. Wctta a Ob, LeHaei N. v. Now is the time to think of those XMAS PHOTOS ami niako an appointment to have sitting, and be sure of having the pictures finished in time to send to friends who live away from here. Your photograph is the only gift you can make that is exclusive, as it cant Le had in the open market. The Wheeler Studio is the place to have real Xmas pic tures. East Alta Street, Pendleton