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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1920)
TEN PAGES DAILY CAST OREOOKIAK, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1920. PAGE TRfUSB News of Pendleton Klmi-luue I rVwrud. IVnillcton will probuuly share Ore EC' asollne sbortago, 'according to "oril from the Btaudurd oil office hare this morning. Ths office oould upl give more .definite Information be ea'iise of the absence of It. T. Vivian, local agent, who la In Portland to con fer with oil loinimny offlclii! regard -Iuk the Kuaollna situation. i 1 C. ). it hi-1 1 ii rt IletuniH. P. 0. rtlnehart, I'endleton man who was In i lie recent truln wreck near Huron, returned to Pendleton Satin -day. Mr. Rlnehart left the l.n Uranda hospital at noon Baturduy. Ite la hot entirely recovered from Injuries received In the wreck but anya he con ftldcra himself lucky not to have been more seriously Injured. urduy, May IS, In which lo sign or re ject their rontraclH for the cumins year, and no action will lie take by the board on the mutter of vucunclc for ItfU-lflj until It la known what places urc to be filled. Commercial secretaries opening here ""it llniidiiy. were received today l.y Kecratury C. K. Cranaton, of the l'ii-' dleiou f'umjperrlal Association. They1 Bra the secretaries from the cluba ut ,' Cottage Urove and Albany. I in I n I'oMfiKmcM ToiiriuiniOnt. Kuln yeatcrduy morning cuuaed the ioMtjonmcnt of the Sunday morning golf tournament of the Pendleton Uulf Club. A handicap medel play tournament waa acheduled. In the afternoon u few braved the weather and went on the course. Ipjonl lliii lingular Meeting 'IViiUglil The regulur monthly meeting of the board of director of Pendleton dlatrlct Ifo, 16-wlll b held thla evening In the clerk'a office. Aa far as known, only toutlne mutters will come up. Teach er In the local school have until Sat- nuckurouH lu Work Out Wrdnotlny. The usual Monday evening practice of the Pendleton ball team will not bo held this evening., "Munagcr Hpel) 'announced today, but on Wednesday 'evenlng the squad will usscmble for the first workout. of the week . Helix plays here next Sunday. Tr.il. U.rk MOTHER CRAY SWEET POWDER FOR CHILDREN. A Oerlsln toiler for Oentnil Team Undefeated. Central team, Deepaln Gulch's un- defeated baseball nine, added one i .- lotitx Hhi thl. Hensnn bv trl mllltllir Nolln 2 4 to 7 at Nolln on Sunday. The Central boys had things pretty much their own way all through. Next Sun duy Central will play the fust ltieth team ut Itleth. Mrs. HuiMly I Convalescing i i, Mrs. sum Handy, -who was operated ! upon recently at Mt. Anthony's hospital ' for gall atones, Is convalescing nicely. ! I I librarian Arrive Miss Fredu Glover arrived today lo j up ner uuues in ine. county li brary. Miss Olover hna been employ ed ut the central library In Seattle. Ituiiis p-dlcl-d Tills Week. The government weather forecast for thl week says that occasional ruins lire due In this section of the Pa cific coust states. Nearly normal temperatures will prevail. CsMtlaMnoarf. A mil dragsitu. gsmpli. mailed rgEE. Addreu, WTMI CRAY co .lt a.r. K.T. I Two More Secretaries Coining. , Acceptances from two more com mercial secretaries to attend the meeting of the Oregon Association of 10101101-toi loi loiioaioi loi lflT Country Mr $1.00 and $1.15 per roll $ 'Tou tan Depend on "101" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. PHONES 10 1 (Private Kxclianjpe Connects I loth Departments) I I m; ClttOCEIUDES AN1 MlJVrs lCnibiiMk's Welcome i.iiti,- lisnaHiis ! An eight pound daughter was wel comed by Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Em busk curly this morning. The little mis was born at the home of " Mrs. Leila Taylor, 318 Arc street. Kenneth Tiillocli Iteturns. Kenneth Tulloch, who hu been at tending University of California ul Berkeley, has returned to Pendleton to spend the summea vacation with Jils parents, Mr. und Mrs. Euii I'. Tulloch. loi-ioi 101 loi loi 101 101 101 101 : Three vx Mimllpox vmscm Pound. Three eaHca of Hmallpox, lu a light) form, were placed under Quarantine on Sunday by Acting1 Health Officer John Huiley Jr. There are now sev en caeH under quarantine in the city. There are also seven instances wherr measles have been Quarantined, but these, too, are not serious. There Is one case of mumps in quarantine. rortnn Party Coming. The Girla" Forum of Pendleton high school are planning a ''stunt' party for next Saturday night. The girls plan to mask and do various stunts for rest, as groups. The high school gym will be used for tho party. Com mittees have been appointed and arc working hard to make the affair a success. IlaiM Is Welcomed The rain Saturday night and Sunday morning1 was welcomed hy farmers. The fall, which totaled .23 inches, was gentle and was accompanied by warm ; temperature. Roads to Bingham Springs were made muddy by the pre cipitation but It is thought they will be dried out by next Sunday. The J maximum today, according to Major I I-ee Moorhousc, is 63 with a minimum of 40, LOl-li tMt...is,iaaaaaa--isii - u aaa I "See Me Before , I I The Fire" 1 9 TAKE THE i. VMItM OUT OF I M; HIM. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company la get- iting out a new policy that will guarantee the farmer that ha will not lose any money on his (rain crop. Kj. This Is the finest protection ever offered to any bus incus man. The banks ail over the country are en ioi sing the policy and recommending It. Let us show I M l I JOE KERLEY 1 t Insnrance, Loans, "' Heal Estate, Grain 721 Main . Pendletnn li m I: i li ; Iti ;u IUurted Plentiful. Ife.ir are reported plentiful In the jeast Ilirch creek ranges, Oscar Schtiltx j t Id today. Sheepmen in that vlcln - Ity report losses from inroads by the bitr brown animals and several haves been seen but none has been killed, I so far as known. Schulta is plan-j Tiing on forming a party of hunters to 7 go out thin coming week end and trail the animals. AmOng Ihose who report! losses is Hugh Curran. IVuiitain Will Ik; Hpluv -d. Pendleton friends of A. Phimistor Proctor, well known sculptor who spent some time in Pendleton while studying ndlan types, have received Invitations to attend a showing of an Indian fountain, designed by Mr. Proc tor. The fountain is to be presented by G. I. Pratt, to the Saratoga State Reservation, Saratoga Springs, X. V. The showing Is to be at Mr. Proctor's studio, 16S East 31 street, New York. Vouny Man - Sanity (Juratloned The police are holding Walter Wuolu. age about 25, while his sanity is Investigated. He was taken In cus tody Saturday after his queer actlom In a local restaurant were called to the attention of Chief Roberts, iTi does not talk coherently and appears to suffer lapses of memory. A note on a bank at Hecla, S, D., Is the only identification the man carries and a telegram has been sent there endeav oring to learn if the man has rela tives. Ho is not violent. Guaranteed Price We will guarantee that our f. o. b. delivered price on building: material will be as low as any competitor whether in or out of town, quality of material consid ered. Let us PROVE ' x this to you as we have wherever we have been given the opportunity to do so. If you want a load of the best Coal, call OREGONvnnER (WATCH THIS SPACE) lH-Agrcv on WlK-tltcr Ho Was Hriink John Jocrdels and Chief of Police Al Roberts disagreed in police court this morning on the matter of Joor- hois a negeii iiieuriuuuu iai c ciuiik-I.1..1-.I. !t (-..,! fl,-,t Ha l.t.f i.:t i-t-i l.'.-ti of nothing stronger than grape juice. but the chief produced a bottle, taken from the defendant's hip. that Is said to have contained flavoring extract, or "cake Juice." . Jocrdels was ad Judged guilty by the court and as sessed $10. Charley, a Japanese, for feited $10 bail on a charge of being drunk. Itound-Vp Wltccfs Start Tuailug. The first turn of the 1920 Round up machine was made today with the opening of headquarters In the Judd bulldlng. W. C. Iff. Pruitt. director of publicity and advertising for the big ehow, will devote a portion of his time to preliminary arrangements from now on. Local printers today H cro requested to bid on the .mailing fold era which are sent over the entire United States announcing the dates and prlies. These cards will be sent out simc time In June. The Round Up this year will be held September IS. 24 and 25. Mother'. Iay l'rvtee-. Every mother who attended tlM j morning sarvlce at the Christian enure n yesieroay was presented wn n a red or white carnation, in honor of Mother's Day. Rev. R. L. Uussabar- ger. pastor, preached a sermon wit h "Mother" as the theme, with special muclc by the choir and a so-o. "h Divine Redeemer,' by Mrs. ItavM Stone, of Athena, accompanied by , Mis. Hert McDoiiald. Another leat.ire of tho program was a double qikit. I which sang "Angela Bear, the News to 1 !other." with a duet by Mrs. Mae j Hagar and Mrs. T. O. Reese. At the Sunday school, a duet. "Mother Knows" was sung by Mrs. Reeve and I N. Scott. A male chorus sang two' Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 52G Other Dcpts. 78 I'l.IJI.IJtJ.-N'W I I.MUM. 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