PAOE THREE TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OIEOONIAW, PENDLE'j'ON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY BVEHmO. MAY 5, 1020 illll!!lllllll!il!!lll!!lliill!!HII I liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii IIIHHIIHIIIIIItllllllllllllllllinilHllltlllllilinillllllllllllllllMtlHllunniHinilliauiiiiiaieio News of Pendleton Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Depts. 78 Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Depts. 78 Putting on iioi stuff. Crews ure at work today putting on tlifl hot hi hit on the rouil this mUIo of Athena. This will complete the roiul to Athena and will clow up the gup. Several placos on the pavement be tween Pendleton and Adaina have been repaired recently. . FuK To lie Presented. 'nixi-( nock for I load The local chapter of the IJnUKhtors 0. J. Cariaon. who waa awarded tha 0l the American 'Revolution will pro contract for the placing of crushed jnt a large flag to the Pendleton - 1 ! Post of the American legion on Me- erectlng hunkers and hiKtalllng the cruahlng plant a half mile from the Wild Idoree road. It ia expected that the work will lie finished In four inontha. Stiff Joints " Sore Muscles llrofearUn Quickly Under the Soot. Inc. reirat!v AjHeetloe e Hemline Wlgard OH In case of rheumatism and lam back it penetrate! quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff, achtag jointi and muscles. . ' .Wizard Oil ia an absolutely reliable antiseptic application for cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises heal readily under Its soothing, pen etrating qualities. Get it from druggists for 30 cent. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick head. che? Just try Wiiard Liver Whips, . . , . . f 1 ia - inoilal Iay. The flag, which In, of silk, Ih reveraablc, and la mounted cut a hardwood Htaff, surmounted by a bronze eagle. Fitting ceremonlca will accompany the presentation of the flag, which la to be the official ban ner of the i.cKion. Going to Ituclwxtor, Minn. Glen Shnll. operator at the p.-W. H. & N.' station here, wlU leave tomor row morning on No. 6 for Horhester, Minn., where he will enter the Mayo Brothers hospital for medical treat ment. He will be accompanied on the trip by his brother. Dean shnll. a brakeman on the O.-W. road. Dean shnll will make the return trip at once. Motor Trip Planned Major and Mrs. Hi L. Swartzlander and family leave the 'Indian agency tomorrow morning In their car for a trin to niennv. Wash., frnm wl. bleasant little pink pills, 30 cents, j Major Kwartzlander will supervise the Guaranteed. ' ' shipment of flour bought by the gov- 101101101-101101101 101101101101. 1 Use "Holsum" Bread for Fine Toast "Holsum" bread certainly makes great toast, sueli crispy, freshness. Notice the golden brown color it t I o L llaroiui'ti-r Is Itislng. 'I ho barometer Is rising ami fair weather Is assured, says Major I.ee Moorhouse, weather observer. The Maximum today Is 72. with a mini mum of 10. Today the barometer registers 29.80, .MaoM as! . i 3oi lug House The old house recently purchased bv J. It. MueMaster at the corner of Alta and Garden streets was started on Ha way to the new location on Bluff street last night and today was taken west on Alta street. l iel Blndl Fishing (iuul. Good catches of trout on East Birch creek have been reported re cently, although It Is slightly hard to reach with cars as yet. 1. C. Keharpf and Fred Moes got well-filled baskets there this week and Sam Walker on Sunday got IS, the smallest being in Inches long. It Is reported. Upper Butter I'reek is also good. In the Vin cent vicinity where it ia not posted. takes when toasting. "Waste Less Buy the Best" " Pendleton Cash Market. Inc. PHONES 101 (Private Kx liajigo Connects Berth Departments) mm; groceries and meats Catch Trout aiul White-fist. Nine trout, nine whiteflnh and an elffht -pound steelhead wan. the catch made in the upper Umatilla river yes terday by Guy Matlock, Loren Hoover. P. P. Giliuan and Sol Bautn. They found the water clear, but still high. It is falling' several inches each day, however, William Hoch. manager of Hhigham Springs, told them. There are numerous steelheads In the river, the one taken having been landed on : Loren Hoover's hook. I I I o I l ii' Might Have Swept Town. The fire which early yesterday mor ning destroyed four buildings at Pilot Hock might have wiped out the busi ness faction of the town had there been a wind blowing, H. I. Swearin gen part owner of the destroyed pro pi'ity. said today. Not a board or shingle In the building escaped being reduced to ashes and the sidewalk for 200 feet also was ornsumcd. The heat from the fire broke plate gloss win dows across the street and also broke the thermometer In the bank build ing. The estimated loss is $$000. 101- -101101101 101101101101101101- I"See Me Before I The Fire" 1 TAKK TIUC UAMJJIiE OUT OF FAIUflNG The Hartford Fire Insurance Company la get ting out a new policy that will guarantee the farmer that h will not lose any money on his grain crop. This Is the finest protection ever offered to any bus iness man. The banks all over the country are en- H oorslng the policy and recommending It. Let us show you the protection offered. K JOE KERLEY I Inanrsnp T name T- ., ' Ronl Vat at a f.nls - Hi, I 721 Main , , Pendleton ' -J - It : II! Ill Official Pictures Arc Made. ( Theodore Janes, official picture man in the Pendleton high school stu dent body, spent a part of yesterday snapping pictures of various groups at ! Pendleton high school. The senioi i class picture was taken for the Senior .'in ion or ine l-anlet-n: the ueuate I team also got "shot" as did the cast Of the senior play. As a result of the "shooting" several other cameras ap peared on the high school campus to day, their owners encouraged by the bright sunshine and the usual aggre gallon of bright and smiling faces Itansp Is lUK'knard Tho range in the Heppner region t matilla national forest, is extremel backward, according to a phone mcs sage today to the Umatilla forest of fice from George Langdon, forester. He reported that up to the last three or four days, snow has fallen every night, thus holding back the growth of the grass. Most of the stock, he says, is now on tho range, as stock men were very anxious to place hors ea and cattle on the range early la tho season because of the high cost feed. of Utato PrsSMCM To Ho Here. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayhurst. slate pres ident of Parent-Teacher Association.' will be In Pendleton next Wednesday to speak In favor of the two mill tax for elementary schools, and the col lege mlllage tax, for the University of Oregon, O. A. C. and the State Nor mat School. The following committee met yesterday to make plans for the appearance of Mrs. Hayhurst in Pen illeton: Mrs. Thomas Hampton and Mrs. E. J. Murphy, representing the Parent Teacher Associations. A. C Thompson, prlnlcpal of the Haw thorne school, Fred P. Auston, city school superintendent, and James Johns. Jr., vice-chairman of the Joint ainmnl organization of, this city. rock on tho Pendleton-Hellx road, put ''rnmeiit for the various Indiai schools hl crew to work todnv. They are lhe country. On the way to hene I lie win hi"i ui iii ez rereo Jt.jeney at I .aim-in, 12 mil m from l-cwlslini Before returning on Monday they will also visit In Spokane. Will Itciinxlel llllihlliig. C w. Matthews was h-sueil a permit today to remodel his dwelling at S00 I. ewls atreet at an estimated cost 01 1100, .Jn-tcr l"ee Assists. Chester Fee, well known athlete, Is giving assistance to Pendleton high school alhletes. The local track team Is in training for the track sea son and there Is some good materiul. Extraordinary Yes, conditions are extraordinary, the demand for building material was never so great in the world's history. We are three years behind in our natural building operations and the outside world is calling upon us for supplies. NEVERTHELESS that will not justify you in not bringing us your bill for an estimate before placing your order for catalog houses are confronted with the same conditions we are, and we guarantee that our prices to be as low as theirs upon like conditions. Yes, we have the best coal on hand all the time. OREGONumber (WATCH THIS SPACE); f tasty IteyM Ahead al if. s. If Indications are correct, the stud ents of Pendleton will have everv daj from now until school closes, early in June, as a "busy day". Rehearsals for the senior play go on dally under the direction of Miss Mary Johns: C. P. Cramer and the dramatic club are working on a program for next Tues day night: the debate team, with H. K. Inlow in charge, are putting the finishing touches on their speeches for the state championship contest at Eu gene next week: the seniors are plan ning graduation exercises; class pic nics nrc being talked up; an Oregon day assembly is being planned as well as a review of the cadet corps: and the usual activities such as glee clus, literary society etc., go on as usual. In all everyone Is busy and happy, too. V o HP A "NT AZJ liUl REK' Safe THE STANEREK FEATURE IS A COPYRIGHTED FASHION PARK ME THOD OF EXECUTION. IT GIFES THE EXACT DE GREE 0 FERECTNESS CONSIDERED DESIRABLE IN STAUNCH, PRACTICAL CLOTHES FOR BUSINESS OR STREET SERVICE. IT ASSURES AN ATTRACTIVE DRAPE OVER THE CHEST. CUSTOM SERVCE WITHOUT .vi THE ANKOYASCE OF A 'TRY - C.V READY- TO-rCT-OS TAILORED AT FA.SHIOS TA R K Jk M. a Was j o9k en Drtit. is rtmdf t $52.50 to $87.50 Other Makes $25.00 up There is a given amount of value in a shoe, according to the quality put into the shoe when made. You can't get blood out of a turnip; neither can you get $14 shoe satisfaction from a $9 shoe. J.- .; !'. i-JIja- WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS REDUCED You want all that you can get for what you pay every one does. You want ser vice, comfort, style fidl returns for the amount you invest. Pay for quality and you get it in the Florsheim shoe. I $14 $16 The word "value" pains a new interpretation, the word "smartness" also lies in these suits. Quality is the thiner at once apparent in fabric treatment of style and workmanship. In the assortment vou will find the season s best materials. Ripple, box, straight line models. All sizes in the collection. 1 PltOPOS.Vli EXPECT1CI). many pay an allied fixed annuity of I f (By United Press.) J600,UO0.tl0O for a period of JO years. IS LONDON', May f.. Premier Miller-1 special dispatches from Paris today d and in coming to the allied-German ! forecast. g eOOiii'iiiic iiMui-n iiw . . , ..... r- I i.n.i i ipiii-Fp tli:ii lti-iialn .Men are a 1 a s r in In irot ml of ; rA pose sanction the proposal lo ve Ger- som. habits and form others. it FAILURE TO PAY DUES T (By United Press. SCHNSOTADY. N Y.. May 5. Eighteen hundred men. members of tho electrical workers union, employ ed at the general electric company struck here today. It is reported 3000 more will quit. The men demanded that the company either compel four men to pay their due? to the unlnn or discharge them. If s a Lucky Day for You says the Good Judge When you learn about the Real Tobacco Chew. A small chew of rich to bacco lasts so much longer than the old kind. You don't need a fresh chew so often. That's why it costs less to use. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew wiM tel you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco I Special For this week we will make special price on DEL MONTE PORK AND BEANS. See Our West Window. Small, each 10c Medium, each 15c Large, each 25c These are the Genuine Small White California Beans. None better packed. Sanitary Grocery IX) A K s. DUX LAP, Prop. The Most in Value The Best in Quality PHONE 24 PHONE 24 I