PAGE THREE TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST 0RF.00N1AN, PENDLETON, OREOON, TUESPAY EVENING, MAY 25t 1020. 41 News of Pendleton hit. Aiwni In Hospital. , Mrs. James Brown of Holilman Is afpatlent In HI. Anthony's hospital. . . , I -resit or little uirl. A baby daughter was horn last nWhl to Mr. and Mrs. U O. O'Sulll van. of etc Aura street. Tpm Wilson Recovers, ! Tom Wilson, who fractured his hand recently, has recoverod and rum loft fit. Anthony's hospital. Mr. Wilson In employed In state highway work. Jil tiwaltncy In Hospital. ' Kd Uwaltnoy Is a patient in Ht. An- thony'H hospital where he was oper ated upon yesterday for appendicitis. Mr. (Jwnltncy is an employe of the Taylor Hardware Co. jjcM Kuglno Hun Unatteudvd , For allowing; the engine in his auto to Tun while the car was unattended y. II. Halloway was fined to In police court this morning. The arrcHt was made by Traffic Officer L,yday. Tlirv-e Face Drunk Chaincs Two men forfeited ball on charges of being drunk, when their names were called in police court this morn ing. A third appeared for trial, plead ed guilty and was fined 110. He went to Jail for five days. The forfeitures I. M. CarlMc is Dead moo are not prospecting in oil. but James Marlon Carllnlo died lust ' several wells have been sunk In Ihc night at the Htalo hospital, at I lie ago ( region of llielr properly, Mr. Munt of fit. The body will be shipped to j goroery said. Montana consider Hherldan, Oregon, for burial. Mr. Car--ably excited over the discovery, of the lisle, has relatives there. new fields, the well mentioned being : classed us a high grade yieldrr. The IMom at Sbati- Hospital. i gasoline content is high und the oil Mrs. Mlllo IlrallMtelter, aged ut, dleu has a paiuflne base. yesterday at the State Hospital. Hho was burn In Cuiryvllle, Missouri. The Box Ou' Houses lisucur body will bo shipped to Madras. Ore-1 Tiio last ono of the bo car house Hon, the home of relatives of the dc- at Itleth 'was abandoned today, All ceased, for burial. ' railroad employes are now housed la residences and thu box cur homes are , u, thing of the post.. miiiiiiiitiiiiitiniiiiifiiif(iiiiiiiiffitfiiiifiifiifMifiifiittifiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiittitifitftiiHiirttiiiiitiiiiiaiiiitiiiifiiiiitii Use the Phone Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Dcpts. 78 IIIHIIHHIIIIIIHIHMimiHIIIIHHIIIUIHItmiHIIIIIIIintfl faclfiv Grain Hum New Manager. Paul Oetoot of the Colfax office of the Pacific Drain Co., has arrived In I'eudleton to become manager of the local office of that company and the Pacific Coast Klovator Co., suc ceeding John E. Montgomery, who has joined tpe H. W. Collins grain inter est. Mr. Oslroot has been In the grain business in Colfax for three years and was also In the U. 8. serv ice for more than a year. Ho Is a graduate of the University of Idaho and ills home Is in Moscow, Idaho. Otl Near Local Men's Land. A new oil well, with a 1000 barrel a day yield, has been shot near l. w Istown, Montana, according to word received todny by John K. Montgom ery, who, with Holand Oliver and Man I :i.ic- Prom Hospital. J. Withers, a patient from Haines, Ore., eloped this morning from the Kastern Oregon State Hos pital and Is being sought by guard: from the institution and police offi cers. He is reported as having at one time kiled a man in Montana. With ers Is described as being 3- years old. sandy complcKion. five feet six inchcB tall und weighs about 130 pounds. wre- Henrv Hawes. drunk. 10, and Judge . II. Marsh, is interested In pan White, drunk and disorderly, flu. wheat and alfalfa land in the Judith O. I Moen look the Jail sentence. Basin, near Lewlstown. The local 101101101 101 101 101101-401 101 101 Large Shipment CURTIS "SUPREME" QUALITY CALIFORNIA RIPE OLIVES Just Received. Curtis "SUPREME" Quality ripe Olives are fully tree ripened. The highest skill and extreme selection ren der them absolutely the finest that can be pro duced. No preservative or artificial coloring is U5Th'ey are RICH, NUTRITIOUS, WHOLE SOME and READY FOR TABLE USE. We have them in bulk and several sizes in tins. "Waste Less Buy the Best" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. PHONES 101 (Private Ki change Connects Hutu lie part menu) LINK GIUXXRuOS AMD MEATS loi-ioi 101 101 161 ioi ioi ioi ioi loi. V. M. C. A. Buttons Hero Attractive white buttons, bearing the red triangle of the "Y" and the letters "Y. M. C. A." in blue, have ar rived at the office of Cash Wood county secretary, and will be distri buted to uil members of the organiza tion. Secretary "Wood says that mem bers'can have the lnsigna free of charge by calling at the office In the Oespuin building. Menu, i in l Servicer. On Sunday. The annual memorial services of the Tutullla Indian Mission will be held on the reservation on Sunday. The Indians will go to tho cemetery on Thursday to put It In order. On Sun day flowers will be placed in the church and in the afternoon will be placed on tho graves. Kev. K. J. Con nor, Indian minister, and Itcv. J. M C'orneilfion. Presbyterian missionary will conduct the services, which will bo open to the public. Seniors W ill lOdlt I mil. i ti The staff of the Lantern, the offi cial publication of Pendleton high school, headed by Ivan Houaer, editor, 1; planning a special' Senior Edition as the final appearance of the little sheet. The edition will lie extra size and ad vertising will be sold at a slightly In creased rate. The publication will in clude senior pictures, accounts of stud ent activities and the usual number of news stories and Jokes. I ri slime-n Iflect, Lfosam Queen Through tho hard work of her class mates Thelma DuPula, freshman can didate for Lyceum Queen in the high school contest, was elected over the other candidate by a safe margin. The contest wus between the various classes of the high school, the one sell ing the moat season tickets for tho lyceuni course being permitted to elect its candidate as queen. Aa a result of the freshman victory Miss DuPuls will receive the promised honors. "See Me Before The Fire" TAJIK TICK! GA-UUdC OCT OF I AttMl.VU The Hartford Fire Insurance Company is get ting out a new policy that will guarantee the farmer that he will not lose any money on his (rain crop. This la the finest protection ever offered to any bus iness man. The hanks all over the country are en dorsing the policy and recommending it, Let us show you the protection offered. JOE KERLEY lJi I rged to Apply. The Umatilla county Red Cross is urging all ox-service men w1k were injured or who contracted disease while in tho service, to apply for a certificate of injury. The application must be made before a year after the date of discharge or resignation from the service. The Red Cross states that even though the Injury or dis ease were of minor character, the cer tificate should be secured to protoct service men and their dependents. Insurance, Loans, Seal Estate, Grain 721 Main Pendletou Boy fiocs Tlu-oygli Window. Alvln Itoss, errand boy for The Peoples Warehouse, ran his bicycle through the twp pane window of the Carrier Millinery store yesterday af ternoon. The boy was coming down the street from the post office, and was attempting to turn into the alley near the shop when the wheel swerv ed, the handle bars hitting the corner where the two panes Join. Both panes were shainsed into a thousand pieces but the boy fortunately escaped en tirely unhurt. The windows were insured. LONG AND SHORT OF IT 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 PROV this to you uj we have wherever we have been given the opportunity to do so. If you want a load of the best Coal, call OREGOISfLUMBER (WATCH THIS SPACE) m I mm i LR I 1 wFZI 1 mm si.ftvi i: PUMli.r.TON'S LFAMNf; STORK Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Depts. 78 i 3 3 i Party and Play Dresses for the Little Girl Sturdy little ginghams or devonshire cloth for her busy morning, dainty lawns and nainsooks to be donned after her nap; or the frilly dresses for those important first parties they are all here awaiting your selection. Prices to suit all. CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Pretty and practical all wool sweaters for children. One style slip over model with Dutch collar and sash, knitted in fancy stitch. Another model with tuxedo collar, made in two tone effects. Another style with sailor collar, colors pink, turquoise, seal American beauty, buff and coral; sizes 4 to 14. Prices $7.50 and $11.95 111 Our Art Department on 2nd Floor Ratine $3.00 Yd. You'll certainly like the way this splendid fabric akes up into dresses and skirts. 45 inches wide s You will find at all times brand new and interesting things for needle work, fancy goods and things for the home, such as pil lows, towels and draperies. Pay this section a visit next time you're down town. An Exposition of Pretty Summer Draperies A finer art is manifest in these new hanging, an art that reaches new heights of beauty, individuality and exclusiveness. To see these pretty cretonnes brines delight to the sense of beauty and a wish that some of these lovely hangings might add comfort and beauty to one's own home. 50c to 2.50 Yd. Package Embroidery Goods The Bucilla Make is thee best kind to use because the garments are ready made and they fit of fin est materials. Most anything you wish is found in these packages. Have a look. 35c to $3.50 Embroidery Thread Most any shade you may desire in silk and mer cerized thread for embroidery work. Yes, and any kind you want. The colors are fast and easy to work with. 4c to 8c Skein Good News Wire Lamp Shades In our Art Department you'll find" a big assort ment of good wire lamp frames for any size you may so desire. We also have fringes and braids to trim them with and big line of models so you can pattern by. Lamp Frames, each 25c to $3.00 Fringes 75c to $1.50 Tassels 10c to $1.00 Braids 15c to 35c makes uo and offered in rose, tan and linen and is fast m color. pink. Launders like I Drug Sundries Face powder, creams, S cutex, toilet water, tal-f J. J AT- I'll Ml I II I W 1H ' I 1111)11 11 - - " I polish, etc., in fact everything you need to ri'v "make up" your toilet. ----. ------- 3 Pearl Buttons 5c Doz. to 50c Each . g Pearl Buttons for every purpose. Baby Dresses, g Waists, Blouses, Coats, Skirts and the like, in many 5 styles and sizes. When yon need buttons come to us 5 for them. I iT . ;iri s r n mm ,, i- 1 . . . All colors. Hair Nets 12c Cap hair nets, without elastic. Rain or Shine Colored Umbrellas Offered in plain shades and fancy stripes and plaids. The new short style is the latest. See them. $5.50 to $15.00 Silks for Sport Wear $4.00 to $10.00 Such as Fantasi, Trico, Tricolette, Cuscadeaux, White Rajah, etc. Some are in plain shades, some in fancy patterns. They are exclusive and up to the minute. Soon be time to wear these clothes, so begin to think and plan on the styles you want. We'll be glad to help you. Let us show them to you. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII House Dresses Of course you'll need House Dresses. Why not buy the materi als now and make them up. Calico 25c Percales 35c and 45c Romper Cloth 50c D. Shire 50c and 65c Dress Gingham 25c and 85c Wool Fabrics For that suit, dress or coat are here in abundance displaying the newest coloring and weaves. Such as: French Serge, Epingle, Gabar dine, Tweed, Homespun, Velour, Broad Cloth, Silvertone, Wool Jer sey, etc., in all the leading shades for soring wear. We'll be glad to show you $1.00 to $5.00 Yd. Silk Trico An entirely new silk fabric for dresses, some would call it jersette. Comes in all the leading shades, such as turquoise, Pekin, rose, navy, black and white. Trico is a splendid wearing silk and especially good for dresses. Buy a dress length off one of these shades, you'll like it. New Silks for Shirts $3.00. $3.85 Yd. Just received a big lot of silk shirt ing for men's shirts. Offered in neat stripes of many colors. They are of good quality and all silk. Make the man some silk shirts for summer. Art Antique and Filet Laces In new and distinct designs specially for fancy I work, bed spreads, scarfs, etc. Offered in several widths, suitable for many things; yard 20c to $1.00 I Lingerie Clap. Gold and silver, plain and fancy 65c to $3.00 I Fancy Combs and Hair Pins 50c to $2.00 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiimiiwiiiiiiiiiiii 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 iimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r 3 I He reached ao high he touched the aky" and on the other haad 'he'a only aa big an a minute." Th daat la Van Albert of Am atardam. He'a 1, weighs ICS pounde and stands 8 feet. 6 inches In his socks. His little friend, Sepptonl. the midget, hails from Switaerlsnd. and towers two feet la the air. Ml.h soJiool cadets Tomorrow niumiug at 11 o'clock oomes the eru.uA Military Keview of th liov's Cadet Corps of Pendleton high school. Commandant Earl E. nelachmann will be In charge of af fairs. The review will include a flan raising ceremony, drilling by the two companten. competitive drill by -.quads for isllver cups and military maneu vers. American eglon men prob ably will serve as Judges in awarding I be sUvur cupct. The general public Is invited to the exhibition which takes I place on the front lawn of the high j school. llarlx-v-iic To Bo JUId. Boardmun has Invited the people of Pendleton to uttend a big picnic and barbec'ja to be held at tha IMU-baugh ranch on tho line between the. Board-' man project and the John Day district! on Monday. May II. Music will be given by the Heppner cornet band, and Bromett Callahan. Portland law-; yer who onus a ranch on the project, j Is to speak. In the afternoon, a ball game will be played, between Arllng- ton and Hermlston. A feature of the! day will be a demonstration from life, : showing the desert as It was. as it Is and as It will be. The celebration will terminate In the evening with a dance. Pfee?YOlJR I W. on Our Lm fW