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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON, OHEOON, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1 020
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News of Pendleton
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McCnok In Kpukam-.
J, II. McCook lefl HiimUiy for Hpo
kune whern he will aiicnii Mvtral day
on bualnoaa and In having hla cvea at-tended.
On Way i" Han hnwlMo,
Oeoriti) J. Junex, hiipcIhI Affftnt or Ihe
I.. I-. O. or Hpokiinr. Ih ii Ivnilli'ton
vlnltor toduy. He In on in-. wiiy lo
.Han l rauelaco.
spend (he day at the American Na
tional Hunk. He will ilepurt on
in thin evening- ror CMoaco where he
will i.prcMin! tho rorthuid Clearing
iioiiae AHHoi lauoii at a meetlliK or tin'
federal reeerve uunki-rK or the i i-llon.
He Itwovera I i. mi Cold.
Q. M. Hire, who liaa been confined
to hla home for anverul dayn with a
anvero cold, returned to hla office ut
Ihe Kind Nntlonul Hank this morning.
Miwi Harmon In Weston.
Mlaa Ivlla May liurmon, eonntv
demonstration agent, lert thla morn
lag for Wealon, wheie alie Ih auauj
Ina the day In the interest or har
work. Bhe la visiting the won,, i of
the Wealon acrlion.
Today Life jjMuraooa Day.
uOMl life Insurance underwriters
today nr. oliacrvlng Nullonal lAte In
ourance Day, which U eneof the ape
clal daya of Thrift Weak. The day
la belnir observed nationally aa well a
locally, althoiiKh no Dartlcular oh.
neriance linn neen arranged for here.
ihe request of Deputy United 0taten
Attorney amea, who la charge of
the ciihc for ihe iruvernment.
Mra. Polil (knivaleiHliig.
Mrs. Pete Pohl la convalescing at
her home on 715 Jane alreet after a
severe attuck of appendicitis.
I'onniT i(. .ui,.,,, nm.
Deorae Haw. formerly of thi.
la a Pendleton business visitor. Mr! I
Maw is now located at Jamison.
Will Study OttiMpHMtJo.
Kmery Hussell, pmt owner of the
I'hlllips & Hasaell burlier shop, left
rinndny night ror Portland where lie
will enter n school to study clitroprae
Ho. Ha expects to tuke a complete
course and obtain a degree then'.
l.1IVCH for Southern ,alio.
JiiiiM's J.iIiiih urrlved home Bunday
from a meeting of the Hpokane Mort
gage Hankers Association and left this
morning f'T Noutheru Idaho on a bus
iness trip. He will vlKlt Nampn.
Holse, Caldwell and other towns In
that region.
1 luinipson Here for n,,,
W. J.. Thompson rume up rron
I'oitland on No. 6 this mornlmr to
ilill Hun n.-iim sought.
BUI Hart, a local character who,
several months ago, was arrested for
selling liquor to the Indians, Is being
aought by federal authorities at Port
land. He was released on hail, follow
j Ing his arrest, hut haa failed to answer
the several summons to appear for
I trial. Hla ball was declared forfeited
iby an order made In federal court Sat
urday and a bench warrant was issued
ror his apprehension and delivery, at
Bcbfe .Mn In Clir.
Allen Thomson and James Sheridan
both well known resident of gtofeo,
have been In the city transacting buai.
lies toduy.
Will Qo To Hot .ul..
Charles Hllyard expects lo leave
this evening for Hot Lake, where Mrs.
Hllyard la a patient In the Hot Lake
sanltorlum.
tier. ..i ii. ii-,, I, supplies.
Hev. J. M. Cornelison filled t... mil.
plt of the Pilot Hock church yester
day. Hev. J. T. hi. kf..oi
ed for china and no pastor has yec
oeen secured to take his pluce.
Will Make- Hepalr.
8. O. noynton was Issued a permit
today to place a new porch on his
dwelling, the estimated cost being C0.
The dwelling is at 321 Lilleth.
Should women be put on trial for their faults?
Should women be put on trial for their faults? And should they be tried by men?
Are their so-called weaknesses due to the mediocre demands of men? Do women
know how to Flick to ideals that are not social assets? What is the type of girl that
invariably becomes an old maiu? Do men put a premium on virtue?
These are a few of the questions that are discussed and answered in a tremendously
stimulating article called "Supply and Demand." Every woman in America owes
it to herself to read it.
This'll make you laugh for thirty minutes
If you were once a real boy or if you ever knew one, you will enjoy "Brite and
Fair," the funniest story published this year. You'll enjoy the pranks of Plupy
Shute, Flunk Ham, and Chick Randall. Their humorous escapades combine the
glow of gentle humor and sympathetic reminiscence. "Brite and Fair" is by Judge
Henry A. Shute, the author of "The Real Diary of a Real Boy."
The real yellow peril is the Japanese kimona
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40c TO $1.10 PER DOZEN
Pendleton Cash Market,
Fine Groceries and Meats
Inc.
: I Will Open Cafeteria.
I he Pendleton high school cnfoterln
will open on Monday. January 28, ac
cording to announcement made by
I Miss Kate Voorhees, head or the de
partment of domestic science.
loi loi loi loi loi loi loi iofioi ioi
(ViRimissinfTs Viewing lloads.
The county commissioners today
look u trip over the road through He
lix as far as Yranyele, viewing the
road needs in the northern part of the
county.
Will no With Auto Company.
H. A. Prltchard of Portland arrived
last night to be connected with the
Liberty Motor Co. in Pendleton. Mr.
Prltchnrd will be in charge of the sale
of the Briscoe cars.
The causes of divorce are many. One of them,
however, is the use of the kimona with its fre
quent, unattractive carelessness. In this article
by Anne Shannon Monroe, the writer outlines
fearlessly some of the very simple causes for
marital estrangement causes which could
quite easily be removed for the betterment of
the human race.
Mid-winter fashions from
Paris
Thad Swcrlc Here.
Thad Sweek, formerly of the Inter
nal revenue office nH h t .-n
known In Pendleton, passed through
noawi tnis morning after a trip
east. Mr. Sweek is now owner of large
shipbuilding Interests In Seattle.
I-argo Class to Bo Initiated.
Twelve candidates for the knight
rank and 10 for the page rank will be
initiated by Damon lodge, Knighta of
I'ythlas, at the regular meeting to
night. This Is one of the largest
Ida ami to Iw handled In several weeks.
Real I -1 ; 1 1 , sales Brisk.
. p. Schoonmaker. who is in the
Wheat laud business at La. Crosse, is
In Pendleton for a few days, having
.irrive.l home Sunday evening. He re-
poits thai sales or land In that district
ate qulto brisk at this time.
News 6t me smart things that Parisians are
wearing. Not merely the frocks and suits of
the Opening but the garments the French
women have selected and are using. The very
latest modes which are immediately available.
Variety is the key-note. 37 illustrations show
ing the latest wraps, coats, suits, blouses,
lingerie, furs, and millinery. And the Good
Housekeeping consulting fashion department
is at your service
In the same
issue
L A. R. Wylie
Coningsby Dawson
William J. Locke
J. Oliver Curwood
Dorothy Dix
Dr. H. W. Wiley
Kathleen Norris
Two pages of cut
outs in color for the
kiddies and the Har
rison Cady bug pictures.
"See Me Before
The Fire"
(Your Self
PROTECT jYour Income
(Your Family
With an accident policy written through this
agency.
We write them at Ilie lowest rates and give yon
SLKVICL,
JOE KERLEY
Insurance, Loans, ,
Real Estate, Grain
721 Main Pendleton
lllgll Wind Blowing.
I A high wind blowing from Ih. nnrlh
iwest today, with Ih. h , , .... .
'29.65, gives indication of rnln Th.
fltomperature is 49, with a minimum
I of 34. according to Malor Ie M,.r-
Fjhouso'a weather report.
ML S. BhMgfe to Speak.
M. ft. Shrock, formerly county agri
culture agent here will k ...... ..r n
speakers at the 28th annual meeting
of the Oregon Dalrmen-s association
which opens in Portland nn U',i,,,...
day. Mr. Shrock will .i;...
.. .... u.-.n t,i-,,t.I -
alion among dairymen-
GCJOD
HOUSEKEEPING
Everywhere 25
We Design and
Build Everything
In the way of homes, barns, sheds, si
los, elevators, flouring mills and
ANY THING ELSE
you want to build. We always have on
hand plenty of Roek Springs Coal.
r.D irrrvisj lumber
iujai YARD
(WATCH THIS SPACE)
Frcowater Man Honored.
Francis Heller, of Freewater. is an
nounced as one of four pledges to To-kn-lo.
sophomorp men's b.aw.r- i...,-
at Ihe University of Oregon. He Is a
member of the varsity basketball team
at the university and played his first
.onrcrence game against Whitman
college last week.
l-onvcs for Hot I .eke
Mrs. v. H. Reynolds, who has been
suffering for the past month with a
severe attack of Inflammatory rheu
matism, was taken to Hot Lake for
treatment on Saturday, she was ac
companied by Dr. Reynolds, who re.
turned this morninir nnrt hv
Charles Daniels, who will remain at
nni with .Mrs. Reynolds.
OX SAt AT
ii. g. Fit azikii. n. aa iiAt'M. ;mM;s cigar store. Thompson- mtva
co.. a. i nt .M.AP. wfixxm mtos.. ukkiwh cigar stork.
l.KO All.i:i!. ItAKKIi. ORE.. IISTi:ilH TORS.
Walla Walla Road Has Had Spot.
The Walla Walla road, from the
slate line north about one mile is In
almost impassible shape, according to
W. ii Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. S.
13. Starr, of I.lnd. Wash. Several ma
chines got mired in the mud and had
to be towed out with teams. Mr. Mor
rison said. The road in Cmatllla
unty is In good passable shape, how
ever.
purchased at the Pacific Internation- having been borrowed. Additional
a! Livestock show last November by loan applications will be taken up at
J. H. Sturgls. The little beef animal the next meeting of the committee,
is all white, except for a few roan I.c ans are usually made for a period of
spots on his ears, and has a long ped- . one year at tht rate of 4 per cent in
isree, his father having been the ! terest.
prize winning bull of the exposition,
while the mother took most of the
honors in her class. Both animals
are to be a part of the pure-blooded-
shorthorn herd on the Sturgis ranch
at Barnhart.
STUDENT LOANS HELP
MANY ATTENDING 0. A. C.
Tomatoes Comhiff Tills AVcelc-&.id.
The carload of jrnvernment toma-
toes recently ordered for distribution
from Pendleton will not be received
j until the end of thU week according
: to present indications. The car has
not yet been loaded at Portland and
i probably cannot Ret here until Friday
or Saturday. Orders have been pour-
Ins from all the county towns already.
When word is received of the exact
date of arrival of the (roods, notice will
j bo given through the press.
Willamette -! Club Coming.
The Willamette University glee club,
of Salem, will appear In Pendleton on
Tuesday evening, February 3, in the
Methodist Church. Their appearance
hero has been arranged through ef
forts of the Methodist Bpworth league
and C. . Cramer, of the high school
fnctulty. The club is composed of 20
young mon and has already gained
quite a reputation this season. Pen
dleton is one of the few towns in this
section of the state which will be visit
ed by the club.
OREGON AORIOCIPCRATj COL- !
IaJ(TB, Corvallis, Jan. 17. Tha stud- !
ent loan fund committee of the collate i
has just allowed loans to 10 applicant 1
The total of the loans made at this
time la $695. Since the estahlish- (
ment of the 'fund in 1911. 691 loans j
have been granted more than $4500 j
How To Keep
New Anivnl Attracts Attention.
Among the most distinguished of
new nrrivnls In Pendleton Is a younn
hull calf, horn at the Dutch Henry
feed yard laat night, to Helen Cum
berland, the prize shorthorn cow
in Good Condition
Sound nerve, dear heed, good
digestion, strength, endurance and
general health depend upon clean
Blood. If the kidneys and bladder do
not properly perform their lunctioni,
the blood cannot be clean and pure,
for these organs filter and cast out
the waste matter, impurities and
poisonous aeids that cause nervous
ness, rheumatic pdins, backache, lan
guidncss, aore muscles, swollen
joints, stiffness, pufnness under the
eyes and other weakening symptoms.
WAS RELIEVED AT ONCE
I wss sffliettrd with kidney and bUddrr
trouble lor nearly 6 years. Had one very bad
spell about i yeara ao. Was confined to bed
for 4 or 5 days, unable to turn without help
I commenced using Foley Kidaey Pilla and
can truly say I was relieved at ence. I take
ploaau'e in recommend in your kidney pills
to allwhohav kidney trouble. ' John Heath.
Micbican Bar. California.
Foley Kidney Pills
aooths, strengthen, heal overworked,
weak nnd diseased kidneys and blad
der. When these orenns are working
properly, the blood is cleansed and
punrV.d, appetite returns, good diges-
non roitows, rerreihtng sleep ,s pos
sible, health and strength come again.
They have broudht relief to thousands
of men and women who thought old
age was coming on before it was due.
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FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid Easy to Use
Does Not Stain
Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
$1 .00 for large size, get a bottle of Zemo .
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chafing. It pene
trates, cleanses and soolhes. Zemo is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid . Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as effec
tive and satisfying.
The E. W. Rose Co . Cleveland. O.
Auto Repairing
and Overhauling
ALTA GARAGE
(At Aim Stood Ham)
Work Guaranteed,
Prices Right.
c.i l Mill Slntt
CHAS. RICKABAUGH
Plume .-40 Baa "48
Fresh Vegetables
Head Lettuce, large heads, 2 for 25c
Fresh Tomatoes, per pound 35c
Brussel Sprouts, per pound 35c
Large White Celery, per bunch 25c
Parsley, per bunch 05c
Giood Cabbage, per pound 09c
Nice White Cauliflower, per head 20c to 35c
Grocery Department
Two Phones 526
Baled
Alfalfa Hay
For Sale
Any Quantity
UMATILLA FLOUR &
GRAIN CO.
Phone 351 and 1014
1300 West Alta
OJJl l i .l.M pIHj
J. L. VAUGII AN
ELECTRIC CONTRACTS
EVERYTHING ELECTRIC
LET US SHOW YOU AN EDEN WASHER
made like an automobile.
I'lxim- i .
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