East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 13, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

East Oregonian : E.O., March 13, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFACIE FiVM SIXTEEN PAGES DAIT.Y BAST ORKOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREOON, o":CT 'CT IIDtlVM 'AVCianlVS I People Here and There Komls frum The Dalles to Pendle ton mo .'mhI despite recent ruins, nays Hob Urcmmer, who returned ycMicnl.i. driving a new Paige Sport model. Tho muchluo Vll purchased by MIhb Nor ma Allowuy. Ann B. Thompson In in tho city to day U leurn nil aboul the latest In Kurds ii( the unto show, HIm Intercut In the little Paring Iraceuljlc (o tho fact that ho suppIleH Kcho mid the Butter creek region with them as well uh with Fordson tractor, in addition to being Echo's Ford agent, Mr. Thompson 1h a director of the Tee! Irrigation District ami one of i he public spirited citizens of iho thriv ing west end communty. v. II IfoCormm&oh foea n th t heury t ha I 11 Ih better to take f I vt minutes to look at h mud hole before you drive Into It than to take flvi hours trying to get out utter you are stuck, Accordingly on hl trip buck u U mat Hie county from Long Reach, Calif,, he hud no trouble despite tht fact the neason Is early and he took tho Western Oregon route homo vlu Portland. Mr. and Mr. Mcf'urmrnach pent the winter in Southern Call fonilu. I (I Id on business v In I tot- and in takltl! I in tho uuto show. Mr. Taylor is a tfurinor of the Athonu district. Mr. and Mrs. Archlo Mclntyre and Children uro In tho city today from their ranch neur llcllx. U. S. Mclntyre, Albcna fanner ha svh a i endiotiiii vwn r today. A. A. Olson it at Hotel I'eiwllelon. J. A. Uass or Heattle i.j in the city j today. 'I. D. Barclay of I'ortluud is in the city. Have Us Furnish Your Bedroom and Dining Room 1 tarry Kurt hoh.mcw, Stan field far nier, la here, today taking In the Au tomobile Hhow, uccompanled by Mrs. Bartholomew, O. W. Taylor, who plaited Astoria's newest residence district, now known as Astor Court, but formerly called Taylor's Astoria, is a Pendleton vis itor. Mr. Taylor alno owned a larce amount of the land in Ueurhurt park, Which Is now one of the state's best known summer resorts. Mr. Taylor is Interested chiefly in bind and build ings, and make1 his headquarters In Portland. j" Itulph Moorcs, formerly of Ralerri, now of Portland, Ih a Pendleton visi tor today. O. Smith, of Milton, arrived hi the city yesterday via the air. Mr. Hmith pilot the 'Mayfly' which re purchased recently. It was Mr. Smith who pro posed an air freight line in this county. He says the road from Milton to Pen dleton Is cloudy. Have Taylor, of Athena, is a Pen- Noiltcl looses Match BAKEIt, Mar. 13. Failure to throw jg Ad Gustavo, middleweight wrestler. more than once In 60 mi 11 U tee coat Ad Sanlel, said to be the 'world's light- 55 heavyweight champb n. a match here j 55 last night. He secured the one fall in j 3 minutes. Sunt el outweighed (Juh- bb tavo pounds. ' Ill Wilde ItcutH Mason T' m ., (., .March 1.1. -Jimmy U'llile, HrltlHh flyweight churnpinn, won In the 1-riiuml, iiM-deciaion hut tie with Franlcie MaHon hero Friday night. , ' 'iifc We specialize In le. HOom and dining room fur niture. Our beds are de farted f"r sol bl. old - fash ioned comfort and In ev ery wanted dei gn from the plainest to tho fan ciest. Tho lowncss of tho prices will iurpriee you. Dlnlna room furniture is hard to get In days a 'hose, but we were fortu nate enough to get an tarty order. We ai'e now j'.-l to display this In our mlargad quarters. You eall.v should ;oc it to v( ncciato the values. CRUIKSHANK & HAMPTON pnunnvp cash ourniui o GROCERY BY CAR: LEG IS BROKEN THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. SPUDS, 100 POUNDS $5.75 Yakima Netted Gems, No. 1 Grade Sea Fcim Washing Powder, package 30c Van pamps Pork and Beans, No.l tme, 2 for 25c Van Camps Porkand Beans, No. 2 tins, 5 for $1 Karo Syrup, blue, No. 5 tins, 55c; No. 10, $1.10 Grape Fruit, each 10c Blanchard Milk, 2 cans 25c SPECIAL MONDAY ONLY 8 BARS TO A CUSTOMER 8 BARS BOB WHITE SOAP 50c tiOS ANGRL.E8. March It. David Warfleld, dean of American actors, wan fsttiously injured here Friday when hit liy a light delivery truck as hp wrh crossing; Fifth utreet. Charles Uirwen. a hoy of 19, was driving; the vehicle. W'arfield was struck by the iiRht front fender of the automobile and thrown against another car. The boy lifted the actor to hts machine and drove him to the receiving hospi tal, where he wan given first aid. Dr. B. A. Bryant, who attended him. staled that the actor suffered a dou ble break of the left lower leg. a s( ere larertion of the nose and a deep I cut on the lip. He will be confined to led for at least eight weeks. Man ager Wyatt of the Mason Opera house where Warfleld has been playing in "The Auctioneer." said he would im mediately sue the company employing the boy driver for 128.0(H) damages, as very seat in the house had been sold out for the entire period of Warfield's etay here. Phone 124 E. WEBB "QUALITY COUNTS" I v' ..' .. .. ' j X ern Oregon. The committee which lias dlrec the organisation and prosecution the Y. M. C. A. work In the DOU consists of Haymond W. Hal 'halrman; Hoy I'enland, vice chi nan; J. O. Husaell. recording set J. W. t a, Wlllaj loney. treasurer: F, I. ard Bond, Thomas I'ump Kales, W. w. Hurrah. W. I,. IS. Kicker. I.. I,. Mann. IH. Murray, J. H. Price, I.yman jKlce, 1!. B. Itlchards and W. ti. W'al ' lace. bell, J. w. Hoi ill. Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Starting, Li6htin6 batteries Eliminate . I 1HEY ore made by the -ft I X oldest and large! JJOVlXJt battery maker in the United States. They embody many points of superiority found in no other batteries. They are strong In con struction, dependable In performance, easy to care for, and of long life. Remember we inspect nil makes of batteries free of charge. Let us inspect your battery. i UMATILLA COUNTY T DECLARED SUCCESS Simpson Auto Co for. Water A Johnson Sts. Phone 408 Automotive Show. II-lft-II Admission I 'i ce fiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit!;:.iiiiiiiiiiiiMiiii!iiiiiii ii;i.i:ptisi:v Try our Salads, Made fresh Kvcry Day Shrimp g? P d .,0),ltn :mo i i Club House V"""' vow) Mmn Prasaed Han 'M ix""' Veal bMtf 85 P" pressed Corn Iteef " l"""' Head Cheeae :,r' l""""' Smoked Uver Sa usage 5t; iwiind Frank fill let s l'l . , , 8.V smul Italian Wyia ftaiaml Win pound Our Own Hulk Mayoiinals,. IftC jkhiixI Oar Own Baicartaa messing au' 'xmiIc Finan Haddt in glass Jars JftO Ouart Jars Pickled Pigs Feet J5" ImporMM a nd DoHtssJo . . . M ,-a'i, Limtuirger Badger State Swiss I'""'1 Badger State .'ream 111'ick " "" ... , I0i- riit-h 1'iitn-ont , . ,. , nnll lHh; 2 for HO McK:iron M Nippy " , McLaren's Imperial ' Ivdam V-'5 22 , HmmpniiKTt lttllUtflll I 8 Two Phones 526 TIm Y. ME' C. A. county work in Cniaiilla county, uftc-r a trial of four months, is Urlart'd in u pamphlet just IsHUt'd ly the dlroctortt, to be a suc cess. I'matilla county was one of two OpjUntlM in tlie state to he organized last October for this new branch of work and results so far are declared to be entirely sat Isfactory to the county committee of 1 7 men which di rects the work of the secretary, Cash Wood. The county work of the Y. M. C. A., undertaken here and in Marion county. Is a plan which brings the fundamental! of the Y. M. C. A. pro frram to the smaller towns and rural districts. Secretary Wood explains. Large buildings, equipment and paid secretaries such as characterize the or ganization in cities, are not used. Equipment already existing, such as schools, halls, churches, is utilized. The only salaried officer Is the coun ty secretary. Volunteer l'iuleiliip Aids. Organization and adult volunteer leadership of the young men and boys are the factors depended upon for the success of the program. Iocal groups of men and boys for mental, moral and physical development arc sought in every town and community. Among t he first things accomp lished by the organization in this county was the winning of the older boys conference for northern Oregon for Pendleton in October, lJtO. At the lltlit conference at The Dalles, this county was represented by 47 dele gates from seven of the county towns. Nearly half of the total attendance was from this county. I uring t he winter gymnasium classes were organized at Adams, At hena and Milton, but Adams was the only purely successful venture. Men's gymnasium classes were organ ized here and have also been success ful, using the high school gymnasium ! for their work. lVndlotoit "Y" Organized. I A I'endlcton Young Mens' Christian A ssoc latiOO has r ece n 1 1 y I tee n o i ga n -ttaad with a directorate of five men. It j is a permanent organization with its own membership, by-laws and regu lations. It has no property nor em ployed stall anu is not planning on, any as yet. J! is an association unit, with I'endlcton using the same facili ties as the smaller towns, namely, the build ings, halls and churches having available equipment. This association is now fostering athletics between the tea ins of five Sunday schools in the city, with junior. Intermediate and senior teams playing every Saturday. The father ami son banquet here' and in five other towns of the county is attributed to the efforts of the county organization. In every town t lie banquet wa a success, Pendleton having had nearly twice as large an attendance as was anticipated. Other work of the association in the county includes a junior boys rlub at Kcho under the leadership of Joel I avls. free educational service for former service nun. thrift week promotion and closer co-operation with the schools of the county. work in Prospect The af Tairs which the association has in prospect for the immediate fu ture include the organization in the towns of high school elubs.organiza tion of Iroys clubs, the promotion of spring athletics, such as baseball, track meets and aquatics; numerous hikes and summer camps in the coun ty, and the older Iroys" conference el 1'cndletnn in October, which will be attended by boys from all of north- LARD No. l's 35c No. 3's $1.00 No. 5's . . $1.60 No. 10's S3.10 NICE TENDER CHICKENS For Your Sunday Dinner Empire Meat Market "The Old Reliable" Established 1890 WHEN YOU'RE DRY ymfrm Asm Your Palpi ihji r PR A N II NEW A whuieoKxnc, rcfrcshtag drink. You'll liki- it. Your friends nfll like It. Our Sxlas arc all True I'liiit Flavors. WM. ROESCH BOTTLING WORKS Manufacturer- PKNhhLTOV, OKKt.OY The Portland Flouring Mills Company iuii(;i". ' IN PACIFIC COAST ELEVATOR CO. WAREHOUSE AT THOMPSON AND E. RAILROAD STREETS OPPOSITE GAS TANKS At this location a complete stock of OLYMPIC FLOUR, HAY, MILL FEED, OATS, CORN, ROLLED BARLEY, ETC. will be carried at all times. Telephone orders given prompt attention. Deliveries made to any part of city. General Storage and Forwarding Business Pacific Grain Co. Office Phone, 35 Warehouse Phone, 430 815 Main Street SIMPLEX IRONER Many persons think that an ironing machine Is but a form of a mangle, and that as such it is limited to ironing, of the coarser flat work, as sheets, towels, etc. The Simplex Ironer is not a mansle but an Ironer. It will iron practically every thing except the fancy shirt waists and the more elab orate dresses. It will iron kitchen aprons, night gowns, pajamas, underwear, cha dren's play clothes, hosiery, men's neg nigee and silk Fhirts. It will iron better than the ex pert laundress can do by hand, both as to the finish and straightness of edg es, tablecloths, nap kins, center pieces, doilies, dresser scarfs, sheets, bed spreads, pillow cas es, blankets, tow els and handker chiefs. Let us tell you all about this machine. CIIAS. MILNE Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Orcgoniaii Printing Department. ORDER EARLY Time la required lo properly cut the cloth for your suit and put it into the very finest workmanship. Place your order at once, thus avoiding the conges tion occasioned by the rush season ar.d the shortage of tailors. Exclusive Dealers Shirts to Order LINDGREN & FRANSEEN TAILORS 735 Main Phone 466 Neckwear 209 E. Court Phone 445 DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY IT IS !)T 1 1 AT YOl I UfcfX IT IS NOT WHAT VOl SlMM, IT IS WHAT Vll s 1 i n i COUNTS in Tin-: i:m The people of Pendleton will get lo W p rites when they are resolved to Ke-t them. So long as we are willing to grab up ex travagantly priced articles and carry -he atr we have money to spend and h"pe every one wilt know it and refuse to carry a mar ket basket and say "Wrap it up," instead of "How much ?" By so doing we are lift mg ourselves by our own bootal rnps. s t speak, in the matter f "lowering th- coit of living." Our store If a safeguard a:iinst high prices. You owe it to yourself to h6V what we ask, to guard yourself fQM being: overcharged. Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less DESPAIN & LEE CAS1 1 GK( CERY 209 East Court St.