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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1920)
TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1920. PAGE THREE News of Pendleton Permit for itepaim Imucd A permit wa Limed taut night on the recommendation of the fire com mittee, to Tull A Llvlng.lon to repair a roof In ahou.e recently damaged by fire. The cost of the repair. Ih tic. Department ApumlH for Help. The department of agriculture Ih Hcndlnr out a circular letter to com mercial bodleH, appealing to people In the town, to aRMlat In the forth-coming harvest. One of theee letter, wa. received today by the Pendleton Commercial Association. The appeal affects more directly the middle west country and sections where small farms are the rule. Swurtilander, Indian agent. The 14 tracts Include some upon which pres ent tenants forgot to bid and others on which It Is believed the appraisal wns too high. These, together with n few additional tracts, will be readver tised and the bids called for Aujtupt. The highest rental price of any Innd up for lease lust .Saturday was 2 :'.'. per acre, the agent reports. NMWtsrics Will f infer. Secretary C. K Cranston, of the Pendleton Commerlcal Association, will go to l.i Orande tnniglit on No. tt for a conference with A. W. Nel son, secre-tary Of the Union county Ad Club, regarding the program for the forthcoming convention of the Oregon Association of Commercial Secretaries here next Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Nelson Is secretary of the secretarial body. Mr. Cranston eupccta to return to Pendleton tomor row noon. . Will lie Visitor. Donald Woodworth left lust night for Eugene, where he will attend the University of Oregon Junior Week end festivities as the guest of his brother, Lawrence Woodworth, at the Hela Theta PI house Is In Hospital. Mrs. James Cramer, of Nyo, Is a patient at St. Anthony's hospital. sani Wright Is 111. Ham iilght Is HI at his home on Mnln street. Ills condition Is not serious. I ,ii tic Son Is I torn. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers of Kcle are the parents of a little son born 01 Saturday at St. Anthony's hospital. J. M. MeU Hew. J. M. Mell. of the Bureau of Mar kets Washington, 1). C, Is here today. He ts conferring with Fred Bennlon. county agriculture agent. Mr. Melt's title Is Investigator of cooperative or ganisation. He is on his way east a!ter a visit at O. A. C. Cutting- Comers Costs $2. 13. Lyman was arrested by Traffic Officer l.yduy today charged with vio lating the traffic laws by cutting cor ners. He was fined 12 In polio court. Joe Mlzard, charged with speeding, was fined ivmrteen Tunis Not Incased. All but 14 of the 200 tracts of In dlnn land put up for Jea.e last .Satur day have been bid on and the bids ac cepted, according to Major K. I. I'YanHOrn I lays Out Partner. Carl E. Fran seen today announced the purchase of the interest of Albert I-lndgren In the IJndgren it Krnnseen tailor business. Mr. Erunseen, by the deal, becomes sole owner. The firm opened here nearly three years ago, the members having come from Port land. Mr. IJndgren has not announc ed his plans for the Immediate future. Secretary Candidate Here. W. D. Wood, of Hlllsboro, u candi date for the republican nomination for secretary of state. Is In Pendleton today on a swing over the eastern nnrl nf I he ulnl. In tl.n I .............. ,. i.i. Icnndldocy. He camj'thi far by auto. tint owing- to the threatened gasoline shortage, sent his car back and will go from here by train to -a Grande and liaker. loi loi loi-ioi iai ioi 101101101101 A Picnic Message from Your picnic will be an enjoyable one if you or der vour lunch (roods from "101." IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT you will find minced pressed corned beef, Ashland specialty, large bologne minced ham style, boiled ham, wenies, etc. IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT you will find most anything: you want to complete a real inviting picnic lunch. "You Can Depend on "101" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. PHONES 101 (Private Tlieiiange Connects Both Departments) IINi; GROCERIES AMI MEATS Millinery Schools Close.. -Miss I.ydla Doolittle. millinery ex pert from O. A. C. who has been con ducting millinery schools in this coun ty, left last night for O. A. C. She held schools In Pendleton, Pilot Hock, Umatilla, Hermlston and Milton dur ing her stay In Umatilla county. She came here through arrangement made by Miss Ella May Harmon, county demonstration agent. ioi-ioi 101 ioi- 101101101101101101- MIkh irartley I VMlor. Mlna Helen 8, Hartley, H. N.. who represents the bureau of nursing. In In rendteton today to confer with Miss i Florence B. Bmiley, county lied Cross nurse. Miss Hartley's duty Is to visit tvarlouf) parts of the stdte to in vest i jgate the work In public nursing. She I Just returned from the southeastern part of the state where she Installed u nurse in Harney county. i Prospers Arc Good. Kecrtiiting' prospects are good, ac cording to R. Carr, recruiting offi eer for the United States navy who returned today after a visit In Ba ker, Ontario, Vale, Huntington. Crane, j Payette and Wieser. He reports that D. E. Harris, chief electrician, has been sent to Enterprise and Joseph in the interests of recruiting. Dr. Ljrtle Is Here. Or. W. H. J.ytle, state veterinarian. In in the rity today from Ralem. He is conferring with the local office of the Umatilla Forest Office regarding sheep scabies. A recent order. Issued by the forest office, makes it com pulsory for sheep to have been de elaftMl free from scabies before they ure allowed on the forest. The in spection must be done not more than SO days before the sheep enter the forest, und must be made by nurcau of Animal Industry officials or vete rinarians approved by Mr. Iytle. "See Me Before The Fire" TAJLB TUB GAMBLE OCT OF FARMING The Hartford Fire Insurance Company If get ting out a new policy that will guarantee the farmer that be 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 ure en florsing the policy and recommending it. Let us show you the protection offered. MMl I fay hurst Speaks. Mrs. Elizabeth Hayhurst, state president of the Parent Teacher Asso ciations, spoke last night nt the county library in favor of the higher educa tional tax and the elementary school tax. li tor she gave a four minute talk to the audience at the high school play, "The Elopement of Efllen.' Mrs. Hayhurst is a forceful and convincing speaker and Is well informed on the two measures which come before the people May 21. Preceding the talk at the library, Mrs. Hayhurst was enter tained at dinner at Iffotel Pendleton, by 18 local women who nre interested In the cause of education. Mrs. Hay hurst left for Portland last night. JOE KERLEY Insurant, Loans, Real Estate, Grain 721 Main Pendleton Guaranteed 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 this to you as we have wherever we have baen given the opportunity to do so. If you want a load of the best Coal, call OREGONLumber 3 , (WATCH THIS SPACE) ftJ McCarroll has Collision Two machines, one owned by E. J. Murphy and another by J. P. Murphy were run into this morning by Ray McCarroll. as he was driving toward Main street on Court street. The ma chines were hit from the rear and were not damaged. Tires on the rear of the EX J. Murphy car, which wns hit hard est, saved it from being -wrecked. In swerving after the collision, McCar- roll's car narrowly escaped hitting Al Slusher, who was standing in the street near the Murphy Paint Store. The accident attracted a crowd of SO people. April Police Court Ilusy There were 55 cases on the police court docket- during April, according to the report of Recorder Thomas Plti Oerald, filed with the council last night. Of this number. 34 were for drunk and disorderly, while 19 wore for traffic violations. Twenty-eight offenders paid fines, and 20 forfeited ball. Six went to jail, while one case was continued. The ines from police court during the month totaled 1531.50. There were also 21 building permits Issued during the month, for a totaj of 118,190. Mctlford Asks for Neil Meeting. An invitation from the Medford Chamber of Commerce to the Ore gon Association of Commercial Sec retaries to meet nt Medford in the fall was received today by C. K. Cranston secretary of the Pendleton Commer cial Association, from H. O. Froh bach, secretary. Mr. Ftohboch says in his letter that he now finds it im possible for him to attend the marl ing here next week but wants the as sociation to be guests of his city at their next meeting. This is the first bid received for the fall meeting, so far as is known here. Committee Seeing Merchant. The committee of the Pendleton Commercial Association in charge of the Oregon Products Week, today vis ited local merchants with the request that they sign up to display Oregon products only In their windows dur ing the week of June 14 to 19. Those who object to giving the entire week will not be . pressed, according to K, J. Blydensteln, chairman. Severn 1 letters from th. Associated Industrier of Oregon, which body sponsors these display., have been received. nrglni; local merchants to give the rutin week Instead of three days, us sug Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 OtHer Depts. 78 v w m S EH vi - : i'i;M)i,i,TON'H i.i ii. Mi htoki: TWO MORE DAYS OF Our May White Sale Vise the Phones I Grocery, 3 Phones 526 Other Depts. 79 3 Maytirtie Offering of Dainty Pink and White Lingerie at a Great Saving. Envelope chemise made of muslin batiste with tailored or lace trimmed ribbon run, some in pink and others in white, 98c up. Bloomers of crepe and batiste, and cotton mes saline, hemstitched in pink or whate, $1.25 up. Camisoles fashioned of white and flesh crepe de chine and satin, $1.69. Whether one seeks the fluffv under-trarment. ihe simple tailored effects, the soft silken lingerie or the lovely Philippine garments, there will be found models to interest all types of capricious femininity. The sale brings real savcing that will be appre ciated by women who are planning to make some sort of gift or to stock up their own wardrobe. May White Sale Waistings 25c quality May White Sale 19c 36c quality May White Sale 26c 50c quality May White Sale 39c 65c quality . May White Sale 49c 75c quality May White Sale 58c $1.00 quality May White Sale 76c $1.25 quality May White Sale 98c $1.50 quality . May White Sale $1.18 May White Sale Silks 50c Quality 39cT' 75c Quality 59cTO $1.00 Quality 76c $1.50 Quality $1.18 $2.00 Quality $1.71 $2.50 Quality $1.98 $3.00 Quality $2.60 $3.50 Quality $2.95 $5.00 Quality ; $4.10 $7.00 Quality $5.95 $7.50 Quality $6.25 May White Sale Long Clotli 95c quality, May White Sale a Ite sro quality, May White Sale 25c ISo quality. May White Sale a no ROc quality. May White Sale 43c 3c quality, May White Sale 5So 73c quality, May W lute Sale 62c MAY WHITE SALE rvnri 4 tvtt-vtt May White Sale Laces and Emhroideries 10c quality. May White Sale 12 c quality. May White Sale 15c quality. May White Sale 20c quality. May White Sale 25c quality, May White Sale 35c quality. May White Kale . 50c quality. May White Sale 65c quality. May White Sale 4c 75c quality. May Whit. Sale 3u tl.00 quality, May White Sale 78c J 1.25 quality. May White Sale ,5c I.E0 quality. May White Sale SI. IS 11.75 quality. May White Sale $1.29 J2.00 quality. May White Sale $1.48 t'J.iO quality, May White Sale .85 $3.00 quality, May White Sale $2.20 f - May White Sale Voiles 35c quality, May White Sale 50c quality, May White Sale 65c quality, May White Sale foe quality, May White Sale 27c 43c 52c 59c $1.00 quality. May White Sale 71c $1.25 quality, May White Sale 98c $1.50 quality, May White Sale $1.20 $1.85 quality, May White Sale $1.39 : $1.00 quality, May White Sale .... 89e $1.25 quality, May White Sale .... 98c $1.50 quality, May White Sale... $1.18 $1.75 quality, May White Sale . . . $1.39 $2.00 quality. May White Safe... $1.69 May White Sale Poplin 75c Quality, May White Sale 67c 85c Quality, May White Sale 72c $1.00 Quality, May White Sale 83c May White Sale Nainsook 50c quality, May White Sale 4l3c 65c quality, May White Sale 52c 75c quality, May White Sale 63c 85c quality, May White Sale 69c May White Sale Handkerchief Linen $1.25 quality. May White Sale Mr $1.50 quality, May White Sale II III 1.75 quality. May White Sale $1.M sjiio quality. May While Sale $11. May White Sale White Skirtings 75c Quality, May White Sale 59c $1.00 Quality, Mav White Sale 69c $1.25 Quality, May White Sale 98c $1.50 Quality, May White Sale $1.18 gested by a few merchants.
