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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1920)
PAGE TTIREE DAILY EAST OREGON"."-!!, PENTiLETOK, OREOON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1020. - TEN PAGES t-; :li:',;:i.!.ti,ii.i.i,iii News of Pendleton A Ted Prble hn recovered a'ter u week UlneiM. Mr. 1'reblo h8 been Buffering from ptomaHia pqUuiilng, HoiUlud by lllnea. Thomua younir 01 n- touhui Diu Compuny left Mint nlKht for Hpo Un.no whore he wm called by the null um illiieee of hie aimer. Here From Walls Walla. Henutor I-evl Ankony, of Wullu Wulla. preeldent of the Klrxt National Hunk of thle city, niotoreil to i-enam- ouurtora and ration and the climate murcury went to 111) l-thin time In la Rood, bo take It from one who hue I July. Toduy the niercniy ietrlt;i :j been over the world, a bettor cnance will never be offored In the navy," Huys ' Wulden. ' ion .with a minimum of &.. n.metcr In at '."a.M. The ba- tliy Oiuiuil to Meet Tho city council will meet tonlifht at the city hall. There In no epeclal ImihIiiuhh to. come before the meeting. Mayor Ji'. L Vaughan will preside. Sim. FbnlliT la VlMltor ' Mra. Joe Kledlec Is here from Port. land looking after bualnem mauera. ton ycHterday to attend the runeiai j rne ia tne gue oi ....i-. .- of Sheriff Til Taylor. Me wae ar.co.o- puiiled by hla aon, Nvamlth Ankony. Itoloru IToni CHlifornla ' Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Topllff return ed yexterday from' a motor trip to IJuuamoio. Oiillfnrn'ii. They report that the roads are not In good condi tion and that traveling la difficult be tween here mid arllngton. 14. (lurr Itotunia. It. Carr. local navy recruiting offi cer, returned thle morning from Port land where he waa culled on epecial duty. Mr. Carr received today a letter from Orval B. Walden. who enllated here rec.ntlv In th navy and who i now at tho naval training atatlon In Ban Francisco. Walden ea.va he likes life In the navy and also llkea the of flcera' peraonnel. He atatee that he llkea the navy better than ' the army. having served In that branch during the recent war. "We have excellent ler will leave soon for Chicago auu other eastern cities. . II, KliliilH l ined J. B. Knight wna fined fill In pollre court today. He was arreHted on a churge of fighting and plead guilty. Infiuit Jtaiiiglitcr IMi-m. The Infant duughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin McLaughlin, of Uuitcan. died In Pendleton lust night. The burial will be this afternoon from the 1 Polsom chapel. Mr. Mclaughlin Is a biother of Mrs. John. Mcleod of tills city. Use the Phones ; Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Dcpts. 78 I &!tf2Z I " Other Dei hones hones 526 Dcpts. 78 ..MH-ICTO.VS LKAIIIXU STORK Itolniy tluh imttpoiu-d No meeting of the Pendloton llotary club was held today, as many mem bers were out of town, iusllli the posses In the man hunt. The regular weekly luncheon and meeting will probably' t.s held next Wednesday. Utile son Horn. . .. Mr Klvln Neleon are the parent of a little aon. born this morn ing at the street. ' ., , r Yi-sti-rdiiy lKHteat 1M'. . Yesterday was the hottest day of the year, the thermometer going to lt'Z. according to Major lA-e Moorhouse. of ficial weather observer. Melting as phalt and a biasing aun attested the heat of the day, bat at that the weath . than last year, when the Carnival Opt-in. The Foley and Bulk Carnival, .here under the auspices of the Central La bor Council, had Its opening laat night with a goodly attendance. The show haa several free aefs. besides riding devices, two ring circus, etc. The ii-ma are pucnea ow eaai weuu street on the city property. CI Will Co-operat The Pendleton Athletic Club hopes to co-operate with the Pendleton high school in securing an athletic direc tor for the coming year. 'The plan of the club is to give the director employed by the school additional work as dlrcc tor for the club. The club has some' 12S memoers and hopes to hauiy classes for bofh men und 'women hmrt fall and winter. . -101101101101101101 101 101 101101- Fresh Ripe Tomatoes 10c per pound $1.75 per box J BUY THEM BY THE BOX " " "WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. PHONES 101 (Prlvftte sTCxrhitiiffe CoonecCa IWiU. TrptmeM, " finu giux:i:ki and meath ShiiiI( h Are .OuJIuutrd The office of Fred Bennion, county airent, rettembles a minature wheat field wince the collection of wheat samplea by Mr. Bennion. Included are sampled of "early Haart, M'arquU, Tur key Red. White Hybrid, etc Mr. Ben- nlon will leave for AthenA-this after- i noon to collect more namplea and will go to Kermlston and Stan.feld tomor ! row on a similar errand. Mr, Bennion ! states that harvet U fcecomlng more general and he wishes to 'secure m i plea at this time. IH-Im Will Ilo Of(ncd. Bids for 12.8 miles of rock aur facing of tho Cabbage Hill-peadman'a Pa section and 24,000 cubic yards of sur facing In thfs county will be opened by the state highway commisHion at Its next meeting. August 10. AIbo of Interest to Umatilla county is. the an noucement that bids will be. opened for work on the John Day highway. The bids wilt be for five wood bridges on the John Day river highway re quiring approximately 7 IS cubic yards excavation, fifteen cubic yards claF "A"' concrete, 345 cubic yards class "A" concrete. 6400 pounds metal re inforcing. 224 lineal feet wood trestle four forty-foot wooden truss spans and two 1 05-foot wooden truss spans. i a j v If P H j 401 -101101101 1011011 01101101101- "See Rle Before The Fire" TWO BARGAINS Five Room Modern House on Grant street, west of Lincoln school. Small amount down, balance like rent. Five Room House on Hazel street, large, rooms and modern plumbing, $500 down, balance less than rent. JOE KERLEY Insurance, Real Estate, Loans, Grain 721 Main Pendleton, Ore. UilllUlilllllM pw Call tr lrtluls 1 Only a ew t'matiJIa county ex-ser vice men have made application for the vlrtory medal, according to word from the army meruit lug" office In Portland. The applications have been coming In so slowly that army officials believe the majority of the men who are entitled to these medals do not un derstand how to apply for them. Ap plication should 4)e made to the near est recruiting station, according to an announcement from the war depart ment, where the proper forms are available. Discharge papers, should b shown to the recruiting olTicer In making the application. A voctory medal with battle clasps Is Issued to troops participating in major engage ments. State Had o Money The state has no authority to offer a reward for the capture of the mur derers of Sheriff Til Taylor, accord ing to Dr. R. EL U Stelner, who waa In the city yesterday, representing the Covernor. Dr. J?teiner says that when the news of the tragedy reached Salem, Oovernor Olcott Immediately conferred with Attorney General Brown, In the hope that arrangements could be made to offer a reward. At torney General Brown stated that a reward could be made if the legislature appropnatea ine money, jn tins cae. says Dr. Sleiner, the only way in which a reward could be of fered .by the state would be to pledge that the legislature Ii would make such an appropriation at i its next session. 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 ... X PROVE this to you an we have wherever we have been triven the opportunity to do so. If you want a load of the oest ioai, cau ..-uKuKtlttiUJ OMGONLUMBER T I I' (WATCH THIS SPACE! HUL-i I'uiiadlla County iets Fund. The sum of $22,184.60 waa yester day apportioned to Umatilla county as its share of a total of $366,099.72. rep resenting funds derived from the miar- kot road tax bill which was approved by the voters at the special election held June3, 1919. Umatilla county's sharo Is second only to that of Mult nomali county, which received $49. 521.77. The amount disbursed repre sents funds received from the l-mill tax levied on all assessable property ; inthe state for market roads for the 'first six months' taxpaying period of ; 1920. Kuch county receives an amount at least equal to Its contribution, but i no county can receive in excess of H jper cent of the total amount raised in that county In any one year. In or i der for any county to participate in the distribution of this fund, it is re quired to provide uniform lovy on all 'taxable property of the "-county for j market road construction, such an am ount as may equal the amount appor tioned to said county by the state j highway commission. DAYTON PLANS GREAT. DAYTON. July 28. A. P. A big non-partisan celebration to honor the most distinguished son of Miami val ley Governor Cox will be held here Friday. Republicans and democrats have joined to make the day one of the biggest of Dayton's history. itTvery effort la being made to outdo the homecoming reception of Harding b the city that la a political rival of Day ton. Factories and business establish ments will declare a half holiday. The I governor will review a parade of tn thousand. Twelve airships will fly over the city, firing a thousand aerial I bombs. Closing Out 21 Women's Suits 1-2 Price To be sure, thera are only one or two sizes of any particular size. Neverthe less, this collection of suits offers a wide choice of models. Every garment is a remarkable value at this price regardless of the fact they were excellent values at the original price. The assortment consists of most desirable colors and weaves. Be' sure to come early and get yours. VOILE DRESSES; COOL AND SUMMERY INEXPENSIVELY PRICED mi 1 Al ...nn - gi.- jkja me coming ween, uie eS J9'" ther man Predicts, is going to light, filmy voile dresses a treasure. Probably no, cooler material can be found than I voile; certainly none so prac tical for Summer wear and to take a tubbing every week if necessary. Plenty of styles; the new sleeves, tunic dresses, wide hems, flaring cuffs, side button effects and dresses that are quite simple but stunning. IW 1 i V" - - P ft rTs A J 1wJ TV. -4 v May be had for as little as $19.50 and prices rise gradu ally up to $57.50. j PURCHASES made balance this month go on August account, payable September 1st. JULY-AUGUST Designers are here. Patrons having subscrip tion cards please call and get yours. SPECIAL SALE GLOVES 79c AH our Sued e( ex and Fabric Gloves on special sale. Come in reg ular style and "slip on" in colors of white, black, tan, grey and brown. Full run of sizes. These gloves are excellent for all uses, and can be washed. , Grocery Department AT ALEXANDERS Special in Ceylon and Japan Tree Tea, l's-75c; 1-2's 40c CHEESE Roquefort, per pound $2.00 Tillamook, per pound c Limberger, per pound 55c Elkhorn American Cheddar, 1-2 lb. can. ..... . . . 45c Elkhorn American Cheddar. 1-4 lb. can.... 25c Special in Guittard's Ground Chocolate, 1 pound can 40c SPOKAKB, Wash., July 38. (A. P.Wl'lans fttr a bonus system in the logging camps and lumber mills of the Inland Km pi re are- being consid ered by the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, it was announced here today by Norman F Coleman, president of the legion. Trie prtfttwmt was aiscused at a meeting here yesterday of representa tives of local organisations of this dis trict, he said, and a committee was named to investigate the plan and re port to the board of directors of the legion. Co-operative stores also were dis cussed as a means of defeating the Imost exciting baseball games of the season. After 11 Innings of hard struggling the game ended with a 'score of 4 to 3 in favor of Milton j Freiwater. H was not so much in los fing the game for Keho but there was a lot of satisfaction to have the l'eu i dli ton fans-say that it was the best exhibition of baseball playing that had been seen on the Round-I'p dia mond for some time. Clifford Kfselstyn has been trans ferred from Wapato. Wash., to Lex ington, Ore., where he, has accepted the job of manager for the Tiini-a-Lum Lumber Co. at that point. Joe Cuuha Jr. returned Tucsdu from Lehman Springs where he has been enjoying himself for several days. A carload of brick arrived this week for the new bank building. Mrs. Ksselslyn left Tuesday for Tho Dulles where she has gone to visit hur son. From there site intends to go by auto over Highway to 1'ortland. C. A. Fleming and 1. K. Magrudcr are in Kcho soliciting for the Oregon hiuh cost of livlnir and discouraslnir drlfthK,, of employes In the lumber j chamber of Commerce, a new move- industry. m iawi mcnt recently started in Oregon. Th : are meeting wun goou success in , (Kcho. I Joe Hinkle of Hermiston was in ! Kcho Tuesday to attend the Teel ii ri- Igation metirg men attend ECHO FANS SAW BEST GAME OF SEASON HERE!c;- ) Wheat is beginning to arrive of the 1 920 crop. Charles Bartholomew of KCHO. July 28. A good jolly bunch the Butter Creek section reports a of baseball fans took advantage of good yield. John Irvine east of the special train Sunday and went to Kcho is hauling to the I'aeitie Coast rendleton and witnessed one of the Elevator Co. warehouse. PHONE 871 PHONE 871 THE SMILE YOU WEAR WHEN YOU TRADE AT THE Sanitary Grocery DOAK 8.TCMJ1P. Vrtf. Tba Moat in Value Th Beat in Quality PHONE 871 PHONE 871
