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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1920)
PAGE THREE TWELVE PAGES llllllllllllimiinilllMllllinilllllllllllllHIIIHIIIIHIIIMIIIHUHUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIHIinilHllll!lllll: iiiiiiimimiimimiimiH.il iiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimi News of Pendleton i DAILY EAST OREOOWIAW, PENDLETON, OPlfOON, THTJJtSDAY, APRIL 1, 1020. llllll Instructor In III. Mlrt Mary John, KnirllHh toother at 1'endletun high HChool, In 111 this week und her place U being filled by Mm. R. I. Keator. i ut Weeton, by Rev. 3, J. Ticknor, moderator, of AilaniM and itev. K, F. Hturmir, clerk, of Wont on. JOwtrr LUIwi I'b ntir.il. Unlike bint year,. Ranter lilies are plentiful thla year, nayH s, if, For shttw, local florjHt. DcMUe the cold Weather the bloMomit are flourishing and are In full bloom. IHiichm Prevent Milium nt. JLIenuuiie of the Mlnex of Bluford llusbee, brother of Tie v. K. V. Bubee, deceaned, the body of He v. Huzfoce ban not yet been Hhlpped to Texan for burial. Mr. Ifuzbee WM taken nick at the train and was forced lo remain In Pendleton. OoaumttM Will .Vol Meet. liecuusc of the absence from town of several members, the committee on nursing activities of the Umatilla County Red Cross will not hold Hh regular monthly meeting next Mon day evening. The nurse's report, the only item of business scheduled, will be given at the first Monday in Muy. Two Pnnifci I'm Tell SIO I or,. John Doe a. ml .Sain O'Connor, ur- rested hist night for being drunk, for ! forfeited $10 boll each in police COOT) I thla morning. Vanilla extruets wort : responsible for 0'( .'on nor 'h luebi ia tlon. Hervk-CH In Pastime Tlieatre. A noon service will be held at the IliMtlmc Theatre on Good Friday, with Hev. MncCallum. evangelist, ns speak er. Guy Matlock, donated the theatre for use by the church. The service will be from 12:30 to 1:20 p. m. There will be special mimic and the public has been asked to attend. Ilk Will Install Officers. t-fficers to serve during the coming' year will bo installed tonight by Pen dleton lodge of Elk a at their regular meet'ng. Charles C. Vinler heads the list ub exalted ruler and will take over the uuues of that office from t. D. Drake, who has served since last April. Initiation will aim be held for a class of candidate and entertainment and refreshments wilt close the evening. Van Orwlall Creditors Med. The first meeting of the erediior i of W. H. Van Orsdall, bankrupt wa held in the office of Thomas rlU Gerald, referee In bankruptcy. this morning. Adrian Inglemun of lune, was uppolnted trustee. ( mini Conffwuc' Arrniurrd. A OOtinty conference for I'matlllu county has been arranged for by the I'.ipilst new world movement, and will be held In Weston previous to and following the Intensive campaign. May to f, a conference will bo held KiNiikrr To Be Here, i Mrs. Millie it. Trumbell secretary of j the Htate of Oregon Hoard of Inspec tors of Child Iabor, will be in Pendle ton Monday evening, April G. to speak to Pendleton people. She comes here I from Portland under the auspices of I the Parent Teacher Associations of j Pendleton. She will speak at the j Chr'sllan Church auditorium, and her 1 topic will be Federal and State Law . j retfiilatlng child labor in Oregon. Ad I mission to the meeting will be free. DlrksoiiN Move to New Home. , The li. W. Dieksons moved today into their recently completed ' new home at the corner of Jackson and Hay streets on the nurth side. They have been residing ut OOU West Liluff street. 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101a DO YOUR EASTER BAKING With SWANS DOWN PREPARED CAKE FLOUR. Especially prepared for making delici ous cake and pastry. Strictly Fresh Eggs, Bar and Ground Chocolates, Shortenings, Extracts, Spices, Etc. "Waste Less Buy the Best" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting bom departments!) Fire Groceries and Meats I loi loi ioi 161101 i6tioi i6i iOiioi SECOND HAND LUMBER We have several thousand feet of second hand lumber that we want to clean up right away, and the first come will be the first served. This material will be sold at a bargain in order to move it right away. Did you say you wanted some good Coal? OREGONumber I (WATCH THIS SPACE) TlilM In Coffee Work. Local 8tore8 are observing Coffee Week, which began Monday unci ends April 4. by special displays of coffee. It Is estimated that the amount of coffee consumed In the United Slates each year averages a cup each day for every man, woman and child. IHmIci-m (Mi Ilflay. Posters advertising the benefit din ner of the Church of the Redeemer, to be held on Monday at the Wyrick home on Jackson street, are shown In PendleUm windows today. They are the work of Miss Sabra -Vason. The church promises "all you can eat" for the price of the Dinner. IUij- 111 Trouble In BOHtaud. Oordim Nelson, former Pendleton boy who was arrested hero a month ago charged with obtaining money by false pretenses, has been arrested In Portland for forgery, the sheriffs of fice learned today. The boy was re leased here when his mother made good bis defalcations. PreefpiUUiuei is .ns inches. Snow which fell today nan rcacneu .. i..ml nrecltiiiatton of .03 inches, says I Major Ice Moorhouse. weather obser ver. The snow Is of the moist varies ,and melts as it falls. It Is reported that it Is snowing hard in the moun tains. The maximum temperature to day Is 4 0. while the minimum last night was 33. The barometer regis ters 29.4!i. and is rising a little. Know Suits Mariner. The snowfall today was welcomed by farmers hereabouts, following the freezing cold winds of the past several days; Not only is the moisture going Into the ground, but it Is moderating . ... ... ,,1 .. ... 1 ,1 , War mo 11 III Ji r nun v -.- - I is expressed In some quarters that the cold winds killed off the weaker wheat plants where the stand Is not yet heav) enough to withstand cold. On the other hand, this fear may be ex aggerated, some say. I "See Me Before I I The Fire" I TAKE TICK OAsasstej OCT Ol' I ' i; Ml x. The Hartford Kire Insurance Company is ret ting out a new policy that will guarantee the farmer l that he will not lose any money on his gram crop. ; 1 This is the finest protection ever offered to any bus- Mi Iness man. The banks all over the country are en dorsing the policy and recommending- It. I .i t us show you the protection offered. I JOE KERLEY 1 fnanranrsv Iiuiii t" Dl Cat CERTAIN RISE OF LABOR PARTY IN U. S. FORECAST SACltAMKNTO, Calif.. April 1. An American labor party Is sure to rise from present political conditions, Professor K. M. Bait, of Columbia Cnlverslty. declared here today. Rait believes the party will assume the power of the Britlch labor party which will result In the bringing together of republicans and demoncruts into one party. RUHR REBELS REFUSE TO LAY DOWN ARMS I'AKIS, April t. The French for eign office was today advised from Berlin that the German Iluhr rebels have refused General Von Walters ul timatum demanding that they surren der aims and disband their soviet. In the meantime advices said, inde pendent socialists In Herlllj have Is t,.,.i an ultimatum to the government, I ... ,ii., ,.n,v,,,e,,l of Von Wllt- ter. commanding government troops. ; which have taken the field against the rebels. HEIR TO MILLIONS CHICAGO Here you are. kids the real soda queen! She's little Rosemary Bear oC Chicago, and the tax on lee cream sodas shouldn't worry her a bit Why? Because she has fallen heir to two thirds ot the estate ot the late Ja cob Baur of the Liquid Carbonic Co.. end owns 742 shares of stock, said to be worth $1,300,000. And she's lost years old the soda PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE Week GRACE AND BEAUTY ARE CHARACTERISTIC OF OUR ETE AR ABLES. MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW WHILE THE STOCKS ARE COM PLETE. NEWE ASTER BLOUSES $5.95 to $35.00 PONGEE WAISTS LACE WAISTS Lovely Basque Blouses in Geor gette. Hip Length Blouses of Tricolette. In a word there is every kind of a blouse that any one could possibly desire, be her blouse need ever so varied, for she may select jaunty sport style, tailleur effect and wonderful affairs for dress. Design is so essential that you select a gown of exclusive design THE MADAME IRENE CORSET is of exclusive design, no other corset gives the Madame Irene corset line. Just as the name of a famous designer assures smartness to your gown, just so does the name Irene assure it to your corset. Prices $25.00 down ff SWEATERS Do you know there are many new styles in sweaters this sea son? One particular charming model is heather mixture of old blue and gold, with tuxedo col lar $19.50 Another pretty model of navy silk tinsel tricolette, some entire ly new $35.00 We have a very complete as sortment, every model different and prices to suit all. WOMEN'S NECKWEAR FOR EASTER 75c to $5.00 New shapes, new styles which you will like for that new dress or suit. NEW EASTER SUITS $35.00 to $95.00 It isn't always the price but the style which really counts. Here are suits with spring rip ple flares, narrow belted suits, of serge, tricotines, gabardines and jerseys. SILK HOSIERY FOR I EASTER WEAR $1.50 to $5.00 Offered in all colors, black and I white. Brand new fresh stock. Make your selection now. FASHION FAVORS PLAID SKIRTS AND JAUNTY SPORT COATS The composition suit which has received the stamp of approval is shown in varied forms. With your plaid skirt you may choose a jack et of velvet, jersey, polo or tweed, in the new bright shades or in navy or black as well as clever tweed mixture. APRIL DESIGNERS are here. Patrons having subscription cards, please call and get yours. DE BEVOISE BRASSIERES THAT BEAUTIFY s A style for every figure, a price for every purse. I Stretching, standing, stooping, sitting, De Bevoise I permits free arm movement and shoulder sway. EASTER GLOVES $1.15 to $6.00 PAIR I Easter gloves of silk, washable kid, mocha, long kid and suedetex. They come in white, black and colors. We have your size. THE NEW DRESSES AT $29.50 to $100.00 You'll find them here in numbers in silks and wool ens, and in all shades. St lo that are the latest, introduc ing the 1920 idea of Eton, the pleated skirt mode, ruf fles are again used and rib bons, silk embroidery and beading are the vogue. Taf fetas, satins, Georgettes, tri colettes, serges, tricotines. jerseys and Georgettes. PRETTY" LITTLE DRESSES FOR CHILDREN Made in organdie, soisette fles, crisp sashes and pleas ing embroidered design. Made in organdie, soicette and kindergarten cloth $3.50 to $12.00 I I V miiiiiiiiimmimiiiimii iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiim iiiitiinin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiHi(iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti(iiiiiiiii(iiiiiitiMiiiaiti(iiiMiiiii
