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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1920)
a VAGF. CDC DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 22. 1020. Social and Club News are N - treated "cxternaely" with rum riANs MEimw; The HplcsonnVrtini Cluh 1 scheduled to inrft tomorrow frith Mrs, B. R- omasa! I and Mm C . Terrain a bowtas Their saieets have fwn ;.ke! to tin hom of Mm Oui n id 1. 9 1 9 Thdtnpon irtrwt. MHR SIMPSON IS HOSTRSS Inspiration Oub members enjoyed A delightful meeting yesterday aa gueet of Mm Robert Simpson at her hum on Kajst Court street. An in formal afternoon was spent with needlework and program of Brunswick music added to the enjoyment. In serving a dainty luncheon Mm Simp yon was assisted by Mrs. Ho I Us of I'nrtland v ho is her houaeguest. FYr the next meeting of the Inspira tton Club Mm J. N. Scott will enter tain at hc-r hon;e on Lewis street. FFH"Ett OTVE U'XCKEON Friendship Orcle No. ; met yester day in regrular session In Ba fie-Woodmen hsll Initiating a class and ballot ing on more name?. Memln'ts then adjourned to the banquet hall u enjoy a feast prepared by the officers, Mr. Dorothy Thomas. guaMian neighbor: Mm Iouie Iampkin. past guardian neighbor; Mm. Man.- Johnsoti. adviser: Mm Hon per. magician; Mm Ielia Taylor, attendant, Mm Anna Kohert Fon. captain of the guards, and mem bers of the g"uard team who are Mm ! S -phia Thompson. Mm. Hattie Fer guson, Mm l Taylor, Mm Anna Mct'onnell. Mm Tillie Walters, Mm. Klein Norsen, Mm, Mrs Nancy Cardan. Alma Toole and estlny affair were Mrs. Earl O. Wil liams? Mrs. TUlle Walters. Mm Bluhm. tam Martha Haasell. Mrs. And Kose. AhAM oAMTAV DKLmmrn Ml' Otto Aim Glen Kates of IH.K SFSION DEIJOHTH.Lv Athena. Mrs. Jack Kern. Ml.. Mv.iv As uesis o Mm. Harry Mcrarland. Anderson Kiith Taylor. Frances ttia , captain No. S. and members of her d.- Mnn Nay(lMl enjoyed one of the most delightful so- 1 ntS. MEAN'S IS VISITOR rmi im'iinfc3 oi ine nuiKt1 reason, x ne . vi i , . ,, . . . . . . ,, ,i Mrs, H. l . Means of Herm stools in affair took place in Moose hall "d I Pendleton todav r additional hostesses w ere Mm Lena ! Pln,on. Mn Lottie ..on. Mrs. 1oaUVII.U MOTOR TO cOfNTRT .Brown. Mrs. A. Edmunds, Mis. Dora x- , . . Allen, Mr, Anna Peterson. Mr,. Ht- JZ,2aJ'" :.,. v, u.'.i . u.. ii . i .... I v ' ,"J v.mn. n mi- VICRS VAPORUBSI v'OUR FODYGUAWD - 30'. SO", li s THE THOMAS SHOP boih occupant of the, car would have been killed. The engineer was so near the oar that he could see the number, which was 30941, A similar Incident was reported yeterda by the train- Pdrlven by Frank Moens, missed the I thln's en cine a in tit t a foot when IILiiinii i EXnU SPECIALS ,MTtnjr the Main street crlMMnC .nuehino w:i9 Km.letl with boys up The and lumnrrqw eveninii when they hnve been asked to be guests of Mrs. Ju . .- - ...i.t vniii. n Mie AITS. ailIt.;ii:ttino. un . . i. .. . .. j ' Mrs. rrirune Dupuia and Miss Uule I Hales at hr home near Adams. Tta Mrs. Ava Kdwards sane a rharmlhs trl? wl" b mR,,c b5' '""tor. PKOUp of vocal solog with piano ac-, e.manimen. by Mrs. MeFarland and IS'' EfT OF DAUGHTER In a uniquely arranged guessing con- L "? E' u Smith visiting In Port test tronhiet fell to Mrs. Lillian Con- : !iml as ,hp Ku', (J''r ,1;,uth,'r. Mm roy and Mrs. Charles U Bluhm. Th"mn aughan. fhe? hiwing return Bright daffodils and clusters of red T u'''r th "T- Va"Khan. who carnations decked the ball and ceuter- ' J,oi'"',1 " 'lleton after she ed prettily appointed tables her the '"h I"' extend4 vlslt at the guests enjoyed luncheon during the ifi- "1, nome victroia music .,.t-....'t to Jn WILL BE LIGHT, PRICE IS (By l'n WASHINGTON prices will be Inc Injr rising flour ti.l Press). April St. Bread eased again foMow d whe't ..uotnH nal h out- affair A Teature of the afternoon was the presentation to Mrs. TjOttJe Long, chief honor, of knives and corks in silver, the gift being extended by Mrs. Leota Brown for the lodge upon the occasion of Mrs. Long's wedding an niversary. Guests other then the regree of Honor members who shared the inter - government reports indicate today. Wheat, now selling far above the g:ov erVnient guaranteed price, has not reached its high level, according to the crop estimate bureau, of the de- iiiirlnieiif of Ac rien !f use. we.-tl.ound. The . nuineer reports thaw? -ti,.. ,, n ,.,,., ..... War- x.t idem tteimrMd The driver and passenaer of an Os- '"Tne taxi had a norrow escape today.' iccording to trainmen on No. 1 7. as the train was coming to Pendlel the taxi-driver In an attempt to cross the crossing east of Mvtlnger's dalrv, tame s close to the engine that had not the engineer applied the breaker "l'KN IH.I-K N S I I-STAIIIS APPMII'l. SHOP KoH WO.il KX COAT SALE $25.00 COAT SALE MISSES AND V, OMEN'S NEW SPRING COATS, values ranging from $29.50 to $37.50. Lucky indeed, is the woman or miss who can select a jaunty new spring coat at such a moderate price now-a-days. Colors are navy, tan, Pekin blue and rookie. Weewould advise early choosing before they're gone. EVERY SUIT IN THE SHOP NOW AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. only in the United Blutca, hut throiifrh mt the world." Mild Statistician ' Murray. " This will arreii priees in- ( Hide the 1'nhVd StateB. it spells th : r. vt'i se of radUCttons, and perhaps j further advances in prici1." (ther sIkhm also point to a risini; market. One is the dissolution of the T'nited1 Btatatf rrairi corporatltMi, June 30. It has now i to control prit Many farntM- contend It deliherately I ': :ii down prices, and itmt dissolution) would bring a midden ihrrcaa. Two fartors. hattruvar, rnny t nl tb ! ke tp prlens at their pn'Stnl level. Them an i 14 ) I'lilrt ua lion of for inles which will rent Hat Injr bf American w heat. (2) A Ipla: oarr-over announced today by the ilt'purtnient. i'ehftir if 1iI!i wheat atfHcuUucul f OVER TAYLOR HARDWARE CO. 2ND FLOOR " " HB IMBKB BitP a Try 1-ast oi.(.jrc,iiian Waal Ads. I . I' ' Cranes Linen Lawn SYMBOL OF YOUR PERSONALITY Your letters carry to the recipient a mental picture of your personality. They are symbols of individuality or lack of it. When vou use "THE CORRECT WRITING PAPER" CRANES LINEN LAWN you have made the first im pression in the mind of the recipient. The sample styles of CRANES LINEN LAWN used in the homes of the socially well-informed can be had at our store. Then, too, we have all the other writing materials necessary for correct social correspondence. THOMPSONS' DRUG STORE Mall Orders Given Prompt Attention. iniiiitiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirifi HUIRT SKETCHED MAP OF ROUTES TO VALLEY (By Associated Press) LOS ANGKJ.Kf. Cat, April 22, Investigations were conducted in San Diagb and Imperial couottea yester day by officers .seeking information ahout women Whom JameM K. liuirt. now a patient in the Los Anelen county hospital, is alleged to have married. Three Ix Angeles deputy sheiif fs were in Kn iugo county as the re sult of finding a paper among rlulrt'a effects on whicn waa. sketched u ma showing s a I routes tnidlr.g to 'Uorrego vattey, sakl to lie along the San pteffO- tmpV rlul county line, ac Drdlna; to wo.d feoclved here, the of ficer were waiting for a rancher from the valley to arrive In San loiego, who, it was stated was expect ed to give information about a trip Huirt is alleged to have rnadc to his neighbor. 1 1 1 annk. mav. : Illlllllllllllllllllillllllllillllll FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY fi Suits Coats Dresses New England Candidate President of D. A. R. ALFALFA SEED TIMOTTIY SEED SEED CORN SUN FLO.WER SEED GARDEN SEED. ilia Flour & Grain Co. Phone 351,10 1.175 NECKWEAR NECKWEAR NECKWEAR We have just receiv ed a large shipment of extremely pretty de signs at . $1.00 to $3.00 They sell elsewhere for much more. Get the habit of buy ing your neckwear here and save money. Exclusive Dealers 1 X ' Mr. George Maynnrd Minor, wife 2 i of a prominent Waterbury, Conn., S Physician, Ih the only' avowed eandl 5j date for the presidency of the Daugh S I ler of the American Revolution and ST fl is bftlteVad that ho will he elected 5 f in enngreps which opens on April S. U$ in Wahtngton D. f. If Mis. Minor SI is chosen h will he the tenth B iresident of the organization und th'i 5 first to be elor t d from Now Rnghind. B M r. Oeorae Thatcher O uernsey is Snow preside nt. "f conn it 's' replied his little g sinter Hazel. "How can the women S marry when there are no men in the place?" g Shirts to Order I LINDGRE1V 1 FRANSEEN TAILORS lg 735 Main Phone 466 Neckwear jTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin BE IN ON CONFERENCE (My AaaoHated Presa.) PAftlK, April J?. The Han Remo correspondent to the Matin says he has been informed that propositions of rreatfiffj Nlttl ;nd M6y4-f7aoripB on th (juestlon of deafHtf; with Jerman rulinlTinted in the shKrstlon that Ger- . many he tort tad to participate in the conference. However, adds the cor-, respondent, 1 'render Millcrund ulti mately convinced the Italian and Britlajl pr offers that they are wroiijfj and It was dejl!f.1 to confine discus sion of the CorJiwm pro Muni to tha au- j prtua council. If yqu Will take the trouhle to timiparr the' aini. ui ytm will do u . a distinct favor and CtNfeft oiirelf lo : ftmt Hr.rKfH where ytm et the best in .style mnl .. ..'ii- For (he least cxet. SUITS t $35, $39.50, J45 and up to $75 Regular values up to $15. COAIS At SI 9.50, $25 and ii to 75. Regular values up to $115. SILK DRESSES U SW.SO.ij.Sand uj Io$85. Values up to $125. You will iiothv tin- mnisnal qiinllly or the ma.ei ial and trlimiiliiKs of thcsn uarmeiits as soon 90 wm sir them. Heini'mlM'i- we eapfCtaliy Invite eompnriMai. Wli!ll!llllil!IIIIIBiiyHll! iiilKlillllllllilllllH:1 MEM ON RAIL LABOR BOARD , ENGLISH CLASS PUTS ON SNAPPY ONE ACT COMEDY AT ASSEMBLY PERIOD A one act O'luedy. 'Too Much of. a Good Thlna" was presented at the awembly period at hlirh ii- 1 this mornlnK. by 'Warl K. Fleb h man's Lii-.ii vin em. The plav coBtafi ed many funny sttiuitlona which were enjoyed by the audience. The eaat ! was as follows: j Eunice HowleH . . . Caroline Bchneiter Mrs. Perkins rXher Jenkins Tom Perkins Arthur P.udd fr. Parkin EKrl Flelsehnmn Krederlck Hehyler. .Nor borne Berkeley . Jf nnle Vjmier Cora KtdrldK4 Hattie Perkins Freda Oatoff Nellie Perkins Flossie Penland TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY P) ItB.VT- 1 hmiselwcplng r.i.inii Iiunilr tos M.irket St. Ponltlon av houfiekroper or cankhtK for crew of men by lady with fn1l chll.l 4 -iur. Bc.t o( if frf in f. -MrK. M. rinnmonii. 1701 Spo .nil ra.. Portland; ore.. I'er Uiurel i I ML t SPRING AILMENTS Relieved by A Well-Known Medicine cf Superlative Merit. .Sprinff ailsaenta are due te Irnpure. Impovei Ished. devitalized blood. Among them ui e , pimple, boils and other eruption, loss of ftppetlte, that tired ' feel I nit. u rui-ddm -condition of the system, and sometime chronic veaknessea made ttoree. Hood's SnvsaiMillla combines the roots, barks, hfrhs, herrleh trnd other medlcinals that have been found. In many years of inteniffAnt obac va tion, to be mest erfecttve In treat ment of these ailments. Successful physicians prescribe these ingredients fof diseases of the hlood. stomnch. liver and ktdnoys, und In cases where nlteratlve and tonie effects are needed. Hood's Sarsnpnrllla Is ttie aprln medieine that purifies, enriches and revltallxea your hlood, increasing nower of reslsfunce to disease. fie a laxathe tuke Hood's Pills Special Sewing Machine Offer SB We pre closing out our entire line of celebrated Mi FREE SEWING MACHINES and are offering them to you at a 20 per cent discount. We need the extra s;ace for more new furni ture that is arriving d: ily and must sacrifice this lot. You wiil profit by tliis sale offer. You know there is no machine ') . ter than the FREE. W. C. Crawford t()3 E. Court St. Phone 496