PAOE FOURTEEN
DAILY EAST ORfiOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1920.
PAOE SIX
ISocia and Personal
Miss Rita Vry returned last evening , Thursday evening. February S. host
on No. 18 from Kcho wtMT she has ( for the affair being James IS. Howler,
tern visiting for a few da.M Wttk her Cecil ?ole, Carl KiiKdahl. Nat J. Kim
atolcr Mrs M Pedro, trail, Bortrand S. Jerar,l. Olen K.
. , I St., He. Roy K. Temple and Karl
' Thompson.
In preparation fov the mmm uibjiib i
Christl.in Kndeavor convention wmvn
Is lo be held In Pendleton nan nioinn
the young people of the Endeavor so
cieties of Pendleton have arranged a
urogram of song and story to be giv
en In an entertainment In the Chris-I
llan church next Friday evening.
January SOth.
I'nder the direction of Mrs. Mayo
llagar a chorus of tho younger tnlent
of th community are pmwrlng scv-
ral verv , leasing numbers fr
the
vent. The program will further con
sist of Vocal and Instrumental solos,
duets, n male quartet and readings.
As this entertainment Is to assist In
the financing of the Christian Endea
vor convention a nominal chare of
fifty cents will be made and the young
people expect to make a ticket selling
drive tha first of the week.
Mrs. IT. W. Collins and brother, Roy
Alexander, arrived this morning from
Portland.
Cards are being Issved for a danc
ing party in Eagle-Woodman hall on j
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF
NEW
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Ch er Tallman
Drug Store
Phone 1008
Our new location, 647
Jascha Heifetz
Who was to appear at the Keylor Grand Theatre,
Walla Walla, tonight, will appear
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 P. M.
Railroad delays and connections has made this
change necessary-
Don't Miss Hearing This Great Artist
PBICKS l-00 to $3.50. Add 10 Per Cent War Tax.
ARE YOU SURE THAT YOUR
PROPERTY IS NOT UNDER
INSURED?
It costs tw ice as much
vours. insurance is cneap, n. vuu gu m a bu
I have two of
company,
me.
Umatilla Flour
& Grain Co.
Nico J. Blydensteiii
Mrs. I C Scharpf and two younger
children departed on Friday for Port
land where they will spend about two
weeks on a visit to frio'nds.
The V. C. T. I". will have a praise
service at the county library next
Tuesday at L':3H o-i-.oik. Special.
music Is being arranged and anion
program MUIMII win ne a resums
Mrs. Riley and talks by sirs. s. i
Lowall and District Attorney Roscoc
I. Keator.
The praise services are county wide
unions, throughout the nation Joining
In the programs. A eoclal hour and
tea will complete the affair which all
members and Interested friends are
asked to attend.
The weekly Victoria concert will be i 1-.
Kiven at the County Ubrary tomor
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. The pro
gram includes orchestra, violin, violin- (
cello and vocal selections. The read- ,
I H.
Main St., Corner Alta,
to build that house of
the best, come and see
Phone 47f
Ins
five
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rooms aro open from two until
The musical program follow:
Coronation Muroh ( Meyerbeer)
Arthur Pryor Hand.
Madame Huttorf l I n bel dt ve
rt remo (Some day he'll come)
Kmmy Pest inn
Madame Hutterlyt Duet of the
flower t ( Puccini )
Frances Alrta-Sophie lirawlau
Minuet In O PttdereWHkl
Ignure Piulerewskl
A dream
John MoCortnach
Ave Maria (MinwnKnh
Jphn McOrmaek
Frits Krehder
I.lcbcsleid (line's Sorrow)
Frita Kretslcr
Swiss Echo Soiiff
tjltlHl TetraKzlnl
Swedlfh Cradle Sons
Alma Liluck and
Kfrem Zimbnltst
Dance of the hours
(ronchlelli)
Victor Herberts orchestra.
Melody in F (Rubenstein)
Pablo Casals
O sole mlo (My sunshine)
Kmilio de Gojrnrxa
Elegie Melodte (Massenet)
Knrico Caruso ( violin obll
gato by Mlscha Klmaiu
Heavens resound ( Heethoven)
Victor Ofatorio Chorus
Scherheruwide Symphonic Suite
Philadelphia Symphony
orchestra.
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Sg About half a hundred of Pendleton's
cl.nerest entertainers are Joining in
ZZ making the Kermis to be presented by
W the Parish House Guild of the Church
25 of Kedeemer, a success. Another
52, rehearsal is scheduled for Monday
W evening at the county library and the
5 affair is being rounded out for the pro
pi ' 'ion next Wednesday evening- in
S the Oregon theater.
Sj An overture by Sawyer's orchestra
Si will open the event and the first stage
5 number will be an aviation novelty by
5S a bevy of high school belles and beaux,
Kjtbe cast including Edna Murphy.
5 Mary Clarke. Helen dleman, Ruth
BnoV, Mftry WiTkes, Lois Pynon. Mar
jS gnerit4 Humphrey, Marie Fletcher.
S Kaf herine McNary, T-'iiir.i Johnson,
zz A Iberta MclConles, ashti Hoskins,
Kat hcrine Granholm. Genevieve
S Phelps, Harold Hold man, Lowell
S JIugg, Claud Bnow, Allen Folsom.
S Charles Snjcler Lloyd McRae, Jens
S Torgeson, Ed Kirtley, Dwight French.
i Dick I-awi-ence. Xorborne Berkeley
K and Floyd Snyder,
(ther numbers are:
S Monologue Mrs. James Welch.
S Tnstc by Phillips Quartet Clyde
2 rhillips. Pert Jerard, Ed Olson and
Jack Dolph.
S5( Darktown Skit Rudy Molner and
1'. W. Dayton.
' Play Alma Hatlock, Mrs. M. O.
Bennett, C. S. Cramer, David Swan
son. Singing Specialty Mrs. Charles
Bond, Mrs. Harold Warner, Miss Mil
dred Berkeley.
Fashion Show In charge of Mrs.
V. "illard Bond, with models from the
Peoples Warehouse, Alexanders. Sav
ers, The Thomas Shop and Hopfs.
Mrs. K. T. Wade is in Portland to
day as a guewt at-4he luncheon of the
Oregon Federation of Women'3 clubs
being given at the Portland hotel with
Mrs. Ida Callahan, resident, presiding.
The speakers are Mrs. Sarah Evans
Mrs. Chas. H. Castner, and Miss Little
Stearns and all of the federation offi
cials will be guests.
Little Miss Frances Boyden Robert -;
son was h03tess for a merry affair yes
! terday when, assisted by her mother.
Mrs. Thomas Robertson, she entertain- '
; ed a group of friends at a birthday
' party. The kiddies played games and !
enjoyed music and a dainty luncheon.
; A number of mothers accompanied
, the tiny folk and spent an informal
afternoon.
j The guests were: Mary Kllen
Wright, Nelson Wright. Pauline Tray-
: lor, UoKcoe Traylor, Katherine Fried
ly, Mabel Bennett, Raymond Fuffit.
; Edward McDonald. Robert Thompson.
James Drake, Agnes Dohnert, Dorothy
Thomas and Bessie Robertson.
Mrs. W. C. K. Pruitt, Mrs. T.ee Moor
house, Mrs. A. Schaefer. Mrs. M. A.
Dlaosway And Mrs. H. K. Bickers were
responsible for a delightful bit of hos
pitality yesterday when friends were
asked to the. home of Mrs. Pruitt for
an informal afternoon. Needlework
and Sonora music were delightful di
versions and during the tea hour the
able, centered by a great cluster of
brilliant red carnations, was presided
o ve r by Mrs. (1. 1 . 1-a Do w who de
parted last night for her new home In
Corvallis. One of the fragrant crim
son blossoms was Riven to each guest
as a charming favor.
The same hostesses are soon to en
tertain with another afternoon affair.
Mr. Jameji Sturgls, Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorgc Strand, who were members of
the party which enjoyed a California
:trfp and Mrs. Xale Slushpr who has
spent the past several weeks in Pjrt-
iand, are expected in Pendleton In the
morning.
Mr. anfl Mrs. Fred I-aatz went yes
terday to Portland where they will vis
it for the next few aays.
Mm Mjn,ar.l Ktiftvi-r is eniovinir
visit In Portland, she having gone i
,i a,.inn .ho rwrt rf fh..
week shortly after her return from an
extended eastern visit. Mrs. Hoover1
went as a delegate to the convention ;
of the Chrintian Women' lioard of
MiHiiiona and later enjoyeil it visit with
eastern relative.
Minn Hortenne McMatern extended
a charming bit of hospitality at hr
home, 4J5 Garfield street, last even-
in? when she entertained a few em
ployes of the American National
I Junk, r'ardn and music preceded a
dainty supper.
Mrs. K. It. Moore of Meaoham Is in
Pendleton as the guest at the home or
'her brother Frank rirlch at 410 I'ol
,lege street. Mrs. Moore, who half also
been weleoroed by friends, has been
here sinee Wednesday but expects to
return home this evening.
The ivmlii ion lull. Man CTi ' on I
I KllHtlaj foi mi interesting tt'U.:ioo
;i
field street. Tht (tub Is Rift k I HI
tudv of Itomnn hlvtory and the 101
lowing proKrani was enjoyed:
IMrtb and Childhood of the Human
rople; Education Mr, t-vtiuui Riot
Hports und I'ustlmus Mr. Ft. 1.
Ha res.
Hooks, Letters and Libraries - Ml s.
Uuiiu I). Nuh.
A delight ful sH;lat hour followed
the proKiam. While carnations cen
teied a dainty table where a Imffrt
lum-heon wan nerval. Mis. Hay res prO
siding at the coffee urn.
Mrs. R, H. Fsriw'woith former Pen
dleton matron, now of Seattle, Is a
guest in the city.
IffaM Anna Brown, teacher at Krlu.
In sin'iKling Iho woi'k end In PeMUa
ton. .1. II. Barton, leacher In nhool iih
tiiil No. us ui Bparka, la In l'ciuiuton
tO(l:i'.
Htm Juantta Prledly, who in taaeh-
with Mrs. J. It. Mc Mantel. 415 Qa
Ina yi-hool near HiiMnmn, oiitni" in Frt-;or!
day evening lo Rfnd the week end atc -
the home of her parent. Mr. and Mrl. ;
Manuel Frieilly.
narry K. Hiekers. of Uvermore
Hlekeis & Frl.dly. In In Portland to
dav to attend a meeting of the Shrln-
era.
Cecil Cole left Friday
for
week
end visit in rortland.
J. H. BUaa Portland nalen manaBer
for the dreiron tbarty Motor Co., ar
rived this morning on. No. $ from
Hood Itiver.
NEW TORK, Jan. 23. The Amer
ican Olympic committee today re
ceived from Pasadena. Cal.. a request
that tho Pacific eoaet Olympic try
out games he held there next sum
mer. The question will he considered
and a decision made later. The peti
tion Is sinned by Charles V. Paddock,
holder of the Inter-allied 500 and 200
meter championships and John T.
Pearson of the Pasadena board of
trade.
The commission stated that the city
offers the best quarter-mile track in
the far west and will guarantee satis
factory accommodations for the com
petitors. Secretary Frederick W. Ru
oten of the American Olympic com
mittee, said today that three, possibly
four, preliminary meets would be held
next summer, one in the east, one In
the middle west, near Chicago, and
a third on the Pacific coast with the
possibility of a fourth at some south
ern point.
OIL PAYS FOR OUTING
ON VANDERBILT YACHT
PITTHIti nnil, Jan. 21. Politico In
Pittsburgh nay, especially If the pol
itician pays close attention to his bus
iness, keeps faith with the people and
a weather eye open for friendj and
opportunities.
J. J. Kirby, alderman in the Second
ward for twenty-three years, has
closed his office, retired from active
political and business life and char
tered Gen. Cornelius VanderbiU'ri
yacht for an extended cruise in the
tropics, taking several of his intimate
friends with htm.
Kirby and his party will board the
yacht in New York next Tuesd'ay.
The first stop will be New Orleans,
and from there the cruise will extend
through the Gulf of Mexico and Cen
tral and South American waters.
Kirby on the advice of a close
friend, invested In Oklahoma oil fields.
Several years elapsed before his
"ship" came in, but when it arrived,
it carried his wealth into six figures.
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
Littl Ori lis
ravelle Sewell, the little 5 months
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. fJ.
Sewell, died this afternoon. The child
will be buried from the Folsom chapel
tomorrow at 3:30 p. m.
Will Study Radio.
Paul K. Unsner son of Mrs. W. O.
Fisher, left last night for Seattle to
take a course in radio operation at the
radio operation at the Y. M. C. A.
Mnsner formerly served in the navy.
Buy New Ifopeity
Mr. and Mrs. Kotiis Dcrn today pur
chased from G. W. Owings lot 11 and
the south half of lots 12 In Block 67,
the deal being made, through E. T.
Wade. Iee Hummell purchased to
day from T. M. Henderson lots 11 and
11 In block 3 of Byers addition. This
deal wax also made through Mr. Wado.
Two houses are included in each of the
deals. Consideration la not given.
Henderson Will Admitted.
The will of the late Peter C. Header- t
son, of Milton, was admitted to pro-
bate today with the widow, Mrn. 5
Amanda Henderson, as executrix ,
The def eased left an estate estimated js
at 18300, all of -vvhfch is to go to tho
wlflow.
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ea equally oeiween m ......
illy b
daughters. The will was
maae on
asumbar 2. laio. George
A price,
V. I'nekbiirn and T. C. F'razler were
appointed to appralae the estate.
IXie Tax ronilne In Itiipldly
The state dog tax Is
th chief attention at
cnmms.ndlng
thfl county !
clerk's office today with but one week
of grace remaining In which to corn-
ply with the law. i p m pin mn ....
day 4 35 licenses had been Issueu ami
Indications pointed to a nmm
'ess this afternoon. Applications have
bt-vi received from every postofflce in
the county, indicating that there is
not an organized attempt in any com
munity to defeat the law. Since It
was recently reported that the law is
valid, there has been an added Im
petus to the licensing. After next
Sunday unlicensed dogs are subject to
i onftscation.
1 ii r ly Itosplta's.
Hospitals were founded In very
early times In India Persia nnd Arabia.
They were for the most part support
ed bv the klnKs. The fi reeks main
tained shelter houses for the atak, but
, h het institutions or inys
r.nclerit times were those of the Bo-
rians,
whlch cro actuaii n "
WHITE TRUCKS SELL
READILY BECAUSE OF
U
Ability of Truck to Give
Long: and Cortinuous Ser
vice Means Much to
Purchaser.
That truck loners arc ionium inon
und more to RMfcthelr purckmM not
on the bimlM of Initial 'out hut on the
prospect of lonir, COUtlnuoUM servlee. I: i
the aaaarttoo of a., a. Krontsei of the
l-'rentel-VuileH Motor l'o.. .Ilxlrlhu-
of Whin trm ks In tli
I niatllla
nunty lei-rltor.
"I'erinam'iti i' In a motor
t ruck h
the Important factor," dec'. ires Mi
Frentxel. "Ho many different makes
of trucks are being offered for 'ah
for such a variety of reasons that the
simple fundamentals of Milne In a
truck aro apt to be overlooked by the
purchaser.
"An Important quesOon lo usk is.
How long has the truck bu n built'.''
Until u truck lias been operated u
number of years it has had no rhnnoi
to prove its life. It Is still experimen
tal. There are V, hltcs. eight ami nine
yearn old. which have run snn.nno and
SQO.OOf miles and are still in the run
ninrr. "It Is Important to enmaaer, too.
what a truck has actually done, ovei
a period of yearn, in the Jiumls of
thousands of owners. The steadiness
with which It works, its ratio of days
In active servlee, is an Important fac
tor in low cost of hauling. All records
of which we have any knowledge show
that White trucks have an unusually
high operating percentage.
" Who are the owners?" Is another
ouevtton that demands answering. If
larve fleet users, governed by compa
ratlve cost records, buy a certain
make, year after year. In over-lni roam
ing numbers, their choice Is a pretty
safe guide. There are over 3.000
White fleets til nctive service, totaling
IMM than 15.000 White trucks, ex
clusive of all single truck installations
"These are matters that every pros
pective truck huyer nhould settle to
his own satisfaction before he clostt
with any dealer." Adv.
A small but appreciative audience
attended the present taion of "She
Stoops to Conquer" by the Deverux
players at the Oregon last iiiht. The
company maintained the hliih record
established on the previous evcnlnn
and had an audlen- o composed In
large part of those who had seen the
"School for Scandal on Thursda
evening.
Don't
doesnt
believe the man who ,ays he
care what his neighbi.rs say.
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EURALGIA
or Headache
rub the forehead
and temples with
VICRS VAPOR
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NEUROPATHY AND
SUGGESTIVE
THERAPEUTICS
riii:
live
moal up
heullnfc aciei
late and effec
ce practiced by
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F. GIBSON, P. S. T.,
N. D.
Urucluatc ol the S. A. Wcltmer
?choot of H'iKiresttve Thera
peutics, Nevada, Mo., and tin
Davis College, or Neuropathy,
Los AAtrataa, Cal.
In connection with general
treatment we have the human
bake oven for the relief of
KheumatiMin. Kidney Tro.nhle,
1-aGrlppc and Parajyata, and al-
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special treatment on esteinal
fancer. M.illirnant Tumor anil
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Office hours 8 to 1 2 anil 1 to
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Dr. C. it DAY
Osteopathic
i
Physician and Surgeon
Wishes to announce the
opening of offices in
Rooms No. 23 and 25,
Smith-Crawford Building,
Pendleton, Oregon.
Office phone 704
Residence phone 749R
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THE THOMAS SHOP
Forntcrlv Known as Jhm Paria
Newest
Spring
Styles
Direct from the Eastern Mar
kets are arriving daily.
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES
AND BIX)USES
All reasonably priced.
GREAT BARGAINS ON ALL
FALL APPAREL.
Compare the Style, Quality
and Prices of Our Garments.
Precaution Will Prevent the Spread of Contagious
Disease
Fecto
Used Daily
in bath tubs and wash bowls, sinks anil drains. refrigMra
tors, bread boxes and bins, dishes and tableware, milk
bottles, nursing bottles, garbage gang, for,rs and wood
work, sickroom utensils, basements and cellars.
AH Clothing, Sheets, Napkins and Other Linen Should
Be Dipped in FECTO SOLUTION
THOMPSONS' DRUG STORE
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention.
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New
Many new designs have just arrived for your selec- 1
tion dozens of new patttrns in print, inlay and con-
5 goleum.
Brighten up the kitchen or bathroom now ymir
r chance will never be better.
Do Not
Our
Bargain
"Window
H Many good bargains an
S you to investigate.
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103 E. Court Street
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