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TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1020 PAGE THREE News of Pendleton v ItrituiM From Portland A. FrrntErl, local automoblln rtpnlcr, returned yekrdny after a bualnemt vllt In lortlund. lulled BJf IMigrlitcr-a lUnew Mm. H. F. Shan., of Athena, left yea ti i day fur Brattla where eh wan call ed by the aerloua lllneaM uf her daugh ter. Mow Caroline Hharp. Mia Sharp ! aufferlnic from Spanliih Influenza. will N'iM Atlnul (VravrnUuii. Rev. It. I Puaaa hargar, nnxtor of tha Chrlatlan church nf thle illy, will not attend the northwent parliament of the church which nponed In The Ialloa today, hecaune of the revlvnl meetltura now In aeaHlon at the local church, ltev. Ituwaburaer wan to have appeared on the program with an ad -rireaa on "The Sunday Excursion." He hiM aent hla manuscript and It will be read a the parliament. u Waaliea tut IIIINIiIi-m Water of late haa done more dam -nice to wheatflelda than In aevernl yt am, nay fnrmera who hove ateep hlll wlrira on their placcK. The water haa u deep ditchea through their need ed areas and wherever thefte channel have been dug. the bind will have to b. plowed over und reaeeded. Thla hapiiena to eonie extent each year but la believed to be more wldenpread thla yar than for several Beaaone. i .... man Take's M4. . Hob Kouten, foreman for K. p. ' Tulloch, la III at the his ranch wtlh a bad cold and grip. Mr. Houten re turned only last week from California. M. It Kills Itccuvcrcd. M. B. KuIh, who bag been suffering with Spanish Influenza, has julte re-'ovi-icd. M,.. Kills bus been III for the Past three weeks. Minor inn or Quarantine. .Mayor Jidin t Vaughan wag releas ed from iiunriiutlne today and was able to return to hla business ufier nearly u week's absence. Mrs. Vaughn Is also convalescent from the Influenza. Martin I'nxi-r iK-tui-iia. Martin l.'nser. clerk In the office of W. w. cryder, Umatilla forest super visor, has returned from Seattle where hg attended a meeting of forst clerks and other officials of tho service. Walker and Sunday Pans Through. Dow V. Walker, state campaign manager for (len. Leonard Wood, ac companied by Captain (leorge Sunday, son of the famous evangelist, passed through last evening on No. 18 on their way to Chicago. Mr. Walker is going to a conference regarding the Wood campaign while, Mr. Baunduy'a mis sion waa not learned. sci-a Many Pcndk'Umtana Many Pendleton people are spend ing their winter In and near Iing Ileach, Cal., according to a postcard from Councilman Henry Taylor recelv- I cd today by Recorder Thomas Fltz Oerald. Mr. Taylor writes that the : clmaU has been excellent ever since he and Mrs. Taylor went south and I that they are planning to make their ' stay more extensive. Mrs. Taylor Is 'enjoying better health, he writes. 101101101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 r 1 WESTON MOUNTAIN ORANGE JELLY TURNIPS Just out of the pits. Fresh, erisp and sweet, 5 lbs. for 25c. Mrs. Reynolds Returns. Mrs. W, H. Reynolds, who him been suffering from a severe attack of In flanmtory rheumatism, and who has been at Hot J4ke, hus returned to PandlatOlt. Mrs. Reynolds, whose condition Is unimproved, la at the home of Mrs. C. F. Danlala. neon WhMa Rags for lUxl (',,,. lean white rags are badly needed, says word from the lied (.'rose offic e, and Pendleton people are urged to bring donations to the Red Cross rooms In the federal building. The rags are used In the fight ugalnm in-fluenzu. Washington Roads Poor. Travelers to Walla Walla say that the road to Walla Walla is good us far ns Milton, but that the Washington road compares unfavorably with that of Kregon. Many people drive to Milton und make the remainder of the trip by trolley. WANTED!! AT ONCE. First class, experienced grocery sales man. Incompetent, inexperienced men need not apply. "YOU CAN DEPEND ON '101' " Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Fine Groceries and Meats Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting both departments.) l6ll6ll6l101101101101101101101 I 'klnh Stockman Here. James Mossle of 1'klah, one of Umattll county' well known atock men.ts In Pendleton today after at tending the national meetinK of the American Livestock Association In Boolean. Mr. Ifoaale Ih a member of tho executive board. ( oniuiknan HfftfmiiDe RflXJOVOrtcd, Councilman F. J. McMonies, who has been under quarantine for Influ enza, has recovered and returned to hiM business today. All of the city offlcialH are now on the well list and it Im highly probable that the council can meet Wednesday night and trans act business. Mrs. Mary KJHtdnjtcr Passes. Mrs. May Kissinger died of pneu monia Saturday evening after a short illness at her home. 117 Turner street. She was 23 years old and left husband und two-year-old boy. Her parent arc Mr. and Mrs. H. J. New eotnb of Pendleton and two sisters and u braOef also survive. Her body was t.ilieu to Ii Ctaand this morning for In r-i nif nt i . - . - r- "See Me Before The Fire" $30,000.00 Liability insurance on your automobile might save you that much money. Ever think abut it? I write this class of business too. Dan Pnlkiwtiil OpriratlnM, ) Mrs. C. J. HIHyard died at Hot I-ike , sanitarium Sunday following an op eration performed a week ago. She : was 38 years of age and is survived , by her husband, who Is an employe of Fnink i;riggs. and her mother. Mrs. A. A, Key, of Weston. Mrs. Keys ; was with her when she passed away i The bndy will be taken to Weston for ; Interment. The Hiliyards have been j residing ut 302 Kast Alta street. More Tomatoes Hero. The fourth carload of government tomatoes arrived this morning from me army siore in 1'ortland and the, goods are being distributed from the Penland warehouse at the O. W. tracks. The tomatoes were Ml ordered in advance and persons having orders in are oeing given their allotments. In all five carloads of government I goods were disposed of here, four cars j having been of tomatoes. It Is under- J j stood that this is the final car which will be shipped here. JOE KERLEY Insurance, Loans, Real Estate, Grain 721 Main Pendleton Question Solved If you buy out of town, And I buy out of town, And the rest of us buy out of town What will become of the town? ANSWER: A quick solution of the Housing problem, for soon we won't need any houses in the old town. Call us for Rock Springs Coal. OREGONLumber I (WATCH THIS SPACE) District Attorney In Snlr-m. Itoscoe t. Koator Is In Salem this jS week1 preparing arguments which he iHK ami Attorney General Brown will pre- sent before the supreme court on j 555 Thursday In the appeal of the case of laS the state vs. O. 2. Moss. The case i 55 was apepaled from Lake county by Mr. f, Moss a prominent stockman. Mr . j F.ili Keator was delegated by the district attorneys' association to present the ease for their side. The hearing was set for early In December but on ac count of the illness of one of Mr. Moss's attorneys was postponed. Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones 526 Other Depts. 78 llllllllllllllillllli 2. faiCa'&te SERVICE PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones 526 Other Depts. 78 NEW SPRING SUIT FASHIONS RE VEAL MANY SMART AND INTER ESTING FEATU RES. 77 .mi SILK TRICOLETTE m One of the most popular silks for the coming sea son. Because it does not wrinkle and will make up into a most stylish dress. Offered in white, black, taupe, navy, champagne, flesh and brown; 36 in. wide. The yard $7.50 done. Men Pay Fine. AfteV serving nut the greater portion f their 12 day sentence fur gambl ing, Ionie Johnson and Oeorge Perry 1 on Sunday paid the balance due wi J their fines and were released fmm Jail 1 One paid $7.50 and the other $8. He. fore departing from the Jail the chief appropriated u net of loaded dice be longing to one of the prisoners. Also the dresses are of equal interest and we're sure to please. Advance showing of new Spring suits and dresses can now be inspected in our, ready-to-wear department. NEW SWEATERS FOR SPRING WEAR You'll like the styles and colorings. They are dif ferent and of new crochet stitch. All sizes $12.50 to $19.50. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiniiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimmmiiiiimiiiiiii'i, ALL THE NEWEST FASHION BOOKS I Are here for your convenience. Come in and i look them over. The Vogue, Royal, Fashion- I able Dress, Elite, Harpers Bazaar and Designer, found on dress goods counter. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PRINTED FOULARDS Printed Foulards are again in favor and will be gj worn by the best dressed women. We're showing a few new designs and patterns that will give you an idea of what's to come. They are exclusive dress m lengths. No two alike. SILK POPLIN 81.25 YD. You certainly would like a dress made of our Silk jj Poplin, for it will give the wear and makes up into stylish dresses. Offered in all the leading shades. i g GOLF FLANNEL $450 AND 85.00 This splendid Flannel is specially good for sport m coats and skirts. Offered in all the wanted shades g for sport wear; 56 inches wide. It takes about 21 - yards to make a sport coat. WOOL JERSEY 84.50 AND 85.00 I Once you wear a dress or suit of our wool jersey you'll gladly say it's the best material ever. We're showing the new spring shades now. Come in and see them. NOTIONS Notions of all kinds, best of quality and largest assortments. Come here for your notions. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 OUR SERVICE 1 I On hemstitching, pleating and buttons can not I W 1 be equalled. We offer the best and quickest with no extra charge. Bring us your work. liiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuimHiHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuf H lilliill Koepjka Member of ructat court. Arnold Koepke, of Athena, major of the R. O. T. C. at University of Ore gon, Is a mem her of the military tri hunnl just formed on the campus to deal with all delinquencies of a mili tary nature Involving any member of the Untvernlty cadet corps. Other members of the tribunal are Captain John Itarble, Portland; Captain Byron (larrelt, Hillsboro, and Lieutenant. William P. Allyn. Portland. William Thornton acts as judge advocate and Sergeant Robert U. Mart in, Vnlted States army, has been detailed as adviser. Joins IlnsincHs FOTOO of K. O. Frank Glaze, who was recently re leased from an army hospital in Penn sylvania, toihr.v aci-cpted a position with the Kast Oregonian as an assist ant in the business and advertising de partments. He makes bis home In this city but has been absent several months while in the army service. They first are going to Portland and Salem, their former home. The little girl will be placed in school in Salem while the two bOfeWUI be placed in a military school In the east. The trip Will combine business and pleasure. .ludjie pse Recovered. ' Judge James A. Fee has recovered from a two weeks' illness brought on by a bad cold and is able to attend to his practice again. and have respect Place in the line. for each others liainfall Not Normal. The total precipitation for January was 1.17, says the report of Major I.ee Moorhouse, weat her observ it, which Arthur Fife Gerald Here Arthur Fitit Oerald, who has been 'with the I. S. shipping DOfUd at Seat tle since the war was in profess, re uirneil to Pendleton this morning and immediately took a position in the grticerv department of the Pendleton PERSON FALLS DOWN NOBODY LAUGHS, SO CHILEAN LIKES YANK Kveryb.idy takes a bath, j People have only surname, t There is a profound respect for the police. The public fear the police and -not the police the public Th? people kno- how to walk In I and the There iways passing to the right not stop to talk, nly "first cbit rt it road trains und special cars tnr lMMk shows that the amount is .42 below I Tradins Co, Mrs. Ftti Oerald accom- normal, and less than the 1919 fall- pained him as far as Walla Walla which was 1.9!t. The amount of BtlOW I where she stopped for a short visit The warmest day was Tan-1 with her parents. Mr. Fitz Oerald la j when the temperature was,.. f Tlulue und Mrs. Thomas Fit.-: SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. am Yankophlle' is the sub; Oerald. the month. Nineteen days were clear; H party cloudy and two cloudy. Let tor Tvonjr T.os i;.nmw. A letter from the Pmatilla Patriotic Service League, mailed on November 8. 191ft to Harold Brock, then In the! navy, returned this morning after j battle Feeding S-hool. having vainly sought the addressee for Vmatilla county stockmen are plan nearly 15 months. It was postmarked ning to attend a cattle feeding school several times and read dressed, finally which i to be held in Ii Oraad having gone to the navy department at j March IK and 26. Among the discus Washtngton where it was stamped sions which will occupy the program "Not in men's files, navy department." is steer fattening, with or without The letter was one bearing a letter of grain, with or without bay. with or holiday greeting and picture postcards wit bout silage, or with or without of the Honnd-Vp city and was sent out shelter. The wintering of calves and by Secretary M. R. Chessman. It will . yearlings on the various feed avail be forwarded to Mr. pmck at Eugene, able to Oregon, and wiNi particular reference to the cost ot wintering and to the influence of the method ot wintering, and the gains made will form one of the topics. The use ot silage for fattening cattle will also be discussed. was .04. uary 1 S, 57, while the minimum was reached on January 7 and 9, when the mercury fell to 9 above zero. The greatest j daily range was on January 13. There j Good Crowds nt Meotiiu?. were 27 days of killing f lost during' The evangelist ic services at the First c HILDREN should not he "dosed' for colds apply the 'outside" treatment VICKS VAPORUl "YOUR BODygvarP" - Q'. OO'.Tlro Christian Church drew two splendid audiences Sunday. The congregation which assembled last night to hear P. O. dates sing "The Ninety and Nine' was said by the pastor to have been j the best ho has addressed sincecom- j log to Pendleton. In discussing the theme f the evening. "No Man " Careth fr My Soul." the minister de- clared it was his conviction that many men and women remain outside the church because the average member i is unsympathetic, or Indifferent to the ; spiritual welfare of his nelehhor. I Special services will be conducted eery evening, except Raturday. at 7:30 o'clock. Tonight ltev. R. U Hussabnrser. the pastor, will deliver j his sercon-lecture to young men and women on tho morality play. "Kx- , perience ' No admission will be I -"Why I j ect of an article contributed to Ultimas Noticiaa by a Chileas who has visited the United States. Some of the reason he gives for liking the Cnited States roe: ' Because when a person falls down, nobody laughs. When In the street a person steps on another's toes, they do not insult I each other. The shopkeepers con leave their de liveries on the doorstep. People keep In line at ticket offices ers. in that country are an Drunkards species. name doesn't make the man. B man the name. a sign of ill-breedin- nn Peel the opinion of others. (There e 200 religions in thut country S ouths of .is are in the universalities stock exchange ot Thf It and not in tho saloons. 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