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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1920)
TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREQONIAIf, rETLETOJ, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 29, 1920. PAGE TITREB I Pam ln , oun News, of Pendleton nam iu w ' "'nurralECl atorduy wai 0 tjlg auy ror tin: . 'loton Nalatorlum, about 4UII ,,nmer tuklnir a dip during the nfl loon and evening;. ManiiRcr Drown a ihut with the coming of the hut. the pool la Increasing In popular. About 600 swam on Sunday, , ' !M0 l-lali Di. L. D. Idleman and Oconee Haa lclt returned Tuesday after a fishing trip to Troy, cm the Utile Salmon river. Thpy atnte that flailing In cx " nt and brought home 200 flHh. 'trout are beautiful apedmene and ara 'Dolly Vardona, bull and mountain trout, , . t ii- ItoailM Hcni-tcd Jood Rnarta are good In Hrltlsh Columbia, according to Mr. and Mra. C. Hhur mun, who wllh their family returned yesterday uftor a three weeka trip ttt Vancouver, Victoria, and iluu miles north to Vancouver Island. ' They visited Tacoma and Rainier National Park, and returned here by way of Portland. .' : , Airplane Mun on Koout Trip. Walter H. Lieea. pilot, for the Oregon Washington & Idaho Airplane Co., of Portland, la In' Pendleton today on a acoutlna: trip with a view to marketing .. ....L,n,u nurtln nml tllucintr i ii lit n ' ' "i , .... - ui nirencv here . If possible. He has made aeveral fllghm with planea to Pendleton tout on this trip came by train. He la. accompanied by Waldon "Rue" Hyers. Pendleton boy, who la now with the O.. W, I. eorcern aa a atudent and salesman. After spending several daya hole they will go to other points In thla UlHtrlct on the aame mla alon. A piano may be sent for at Port land If It la thought that the chase fur the Jail breitkere ran be aided from the air, Mr. le aald. Karl Taylor 1-orioKa Hall Karl Taylor forfeited 'ball of $25 to day after being arreated on a charge of dlsurperly conduct. , . Wui-iu-d Agalnat fmpoatcrs Notice haa boen received here by rullroad men that Imposters aoeking advertisements for the It. K. Journal have been working In thla territory. here today by It. A. Mutteher. assist ant supervisor of the Umatilla Nation ill Forest. H.;lp hue been aent from t. Kmlly to the scene of the bla.e. ; Auto Camp Crowded s, Despite the gasoline' Hhornujt throughout the Inland Kniplrc th. local auto camp la flacd with tourist campers each night. About 20 cars were parked In the Inclosuro laal right. Use tlic Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Depts. 78 QUALITY SERVICE. use me rnoncs s2 Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Depts. 78 SNULKTOIY'S I,KAXLCJ STORE t t : I .1 , i.' .. . .' 1 I . , . . .. Will llealr Home Ij. C. Hcharpf was granted a permit today to repair his residence, which was recently badly damaged by fire. The permit Is for J97. . Rooms In the residence will be repaired and re modeled. -v . Collivctmri To bo Made A collection of all newspaper tributes to the late sheriff Til Taylor will be made at the county library, aa well aa accounts of his life, years of service, etc. The library will save the material for Its historical value, and It will be placed In a acraphook. Help la Kont The foreat fire reported yesterday four miles east of Meacham Is si 111 jmrnlng. according to word received "101 101 101 101101- -101 101101101101 Austin Man ii Arrested Auatui Mann, who was sentenced and paroled seveaal months ago after oeing convicted of the theft of the Frank Haling car, was arrested today by Deputy "Sheriff Jake Marin for vio lation of parole. He Is In the cmimv Jail. ' r Weather Cooler Today. The weather la cooler todav ar. cording to Major Lee Moorhoune's weather report, which gives a maxi mum of .. Testerday the thermom eter wentto 100. The minimum , it, one of the warmest of the sum mer evenings. The sky Is somewhat clouded, and the barometer, which registers 29.60, la falllrlg, giving Indi cation of cooler weather. I! Head Lettuce FRESH SHIPMENTS RECEIVED DAILY FROM GROWER LARGE, CRISP, SOLID ; v, . HEADS 2 for 25c f 7 Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. PHONES 101 ii (Private Richanre Ckmmrta Doth Depaj-tineote), r FINE UIOCEIUE8 AD MEAT I I -J P Clias II. Itmld la l awyer. Charles H. Kudd, -owner of a local cleaning .'stabllajimeat,- will press suits In the courts of Oregon as well aa In the cleaning plaint, for Mr. Kudd haa passed the state -bar examination and la now a full fledged lawyer. Mr. Rudd, who received hla license today. Is a graduate of the Hamilton College of Law In Chicago and of Cumherianrf I University Jn Lebanon, Tennessee. Al- mougn Mr. Rudd-will sake up a. law practice here, the . , Rudd " Cleaning Works will continue on the same ba, sia aa formerly. ' t t S3 Riders Expected.- ' , -Twenty three ridera In the. North Pacific sectional motorcycle race are expected to arrive rusre this afternoon at 5:49, on tholr way , to Hpokane. They will have dinner at the Quelle, through arrangements made by the Firestone Tire, and,, Rubber Co. Tfie rlilers left Portland this morning' at 7 o'clock, with the exceutlon of ho riding Clevelahds, which left at 6 a. m., a two hour handicap. There will be aiming the riders four, side car rid ers carrying passengers. ' Tlfe cyclisU travel on a schedule' of zs miiea an j hour . Tomorrow morning they leave for Spokane, checking out at: Bentley's service aiation on the corner 6f Alta and Garden atreeta. t JUST A FEW DAYS MORE AND OUR . Big Clearance Sale of Shoes WILL CLOSE. If you Iiaven't been down make it a point to come tomorrow. Yoii Won't be disappointed. Tlie savings are big. 101101101101 101101101101101101-1 IM'mostratloim Given ' 1 Miss lolva Boone, Instructor In third ana fourth grade methods at the sum mer normal school, waa In charge of me cnapei nour at the school yester day and gave a demonstration of open ing exercises for schools. ; Local chil dren took part and the demuyistratlon """"'O mis teacning or self reliance by means of I he presentation of pro grama. .Miss Ruth Pearson, Instructor in physical training, waa in charge, of j the hour this morning and gare a talk I on the value of physical training, and i uemonsiration or folk dancing and aamea in wnich local children took part. Miss Pearson was In charge of a successful free play carnival eIvpH iusi weanesday, Thursdav and Krlduv mi nunnuae parg. -' , . ''v' $1.()()-L0Tj0. 7-S1.00 Comprises about 90 pairs women's patent lace and button, leather heels, welt soles $1.00 . r $5.50-LOT NO. 5-85.50 Comprises 28 pairs New White Reignskin Pumps and Oxfords with Louis heels and Baby Louis heels . , $5.50 S450-LOT NO. 8-S450 Comprises four lines, about 85 pairs high grade lace shoes, ivory Calf and mack Kid with Cravenette tops to match, leather and covered heels, welt soles, $4.50. Me 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 Maii Pendleton, Ore. Mrs. Itlgby J let urns. I Mrs. M. A. Rfebr retnrn tnrf.. l ( irom Madison, Wisconsin. Mra Rigby left Pendleton ""' "'i ana accompanied Mr. and .tiis. . r. Kigoy andson. who will I Visit Buffalo And Vlnuar. K,.F.,.. turning here by auto. The party went i uiu iiere 10 Boise, over the LJhcoln Highway 'to nenvr thon n r. do Springs, Pueblo. Lojonta, In Colo I rado, and from there tn L-unUH .1 I Garden Cltv and wiohitu I The trip continued through Oklahoma to Excelsior Snrinca and on and then to Sterling, Illinois, where Mrs. w. T. KIkWs relstivea woi-. vl.. Ited, after which the party went i.o ! t'laumuil, Wisconsin. . A nntlhln ture of the trip was a visit to the Pikes Peak realon in ftp- - and Mrs. H. J. Stockman, eon Lowell and Mrs.' Lou Stockman also accom panied the party on th trln ), i-r. It at Garden City and wfll return here luter. . ., : Wm .limn Guaranteed Price WT n urill mioiiiinfoA thut niir f. n. h. rlelivprnrl nrirA on building material will be aa low as any competitor whether in or out of town, quality of material consid ered. Let ua . ' s PROVE this to you as we have wherever we have been givea the opportunity to do bo. If you want a load of the best Coal, call ,.mtt&VS3SZZZZZ3t c ' OREGONlumber Tlt j " (WATCH THIS SPACBJ t OF REIGN OF TERROR LKNTXy, July 29. (U. p.)--A vir tual reign of terror exists In Limerick. followinattacka on patrols there, and the murder ofoonslable Murrav, ac cording to dispatches. The Irish office in London declared extremists In in land are attempting to goad .soldiers .mo rcpria&ia, noping excessns iwnnlil .v-r,..,,. miLcn eventually would cause me unttsh public to demand with drawal of the army, it waa announc ed from Dunlin that Sinn Felners de clared a truce in ahootlnga. pending a consideration peace offer from the British government SPECIAL ATTENTION! Three lots women's and children's fine shoes $1.00 PAIR. Good sizes to select from. Be sure to see them. - S2.00-LOT NO. 2-S2.00 , s - 1 r Comprises three lines, about 70 pairs White Reignskin lace shoes, with Louis and military heels, all leather, welt soles $2.00. ! , ,35.00-LOTNO. 11-35.00 ' Comprises 42 pairs Women's Clara Barton comfort shoes, button and lace, flexible welt soles, low heels, some with cushion inner soles $5.00 LOT NO 17 Children's and Misses' White Canvas Shoes 5 to 8 $1.50 8 to 11 . .... $1.75 11! to 2 . : ....................... ... . , . . ; , $2.95 Button and lace with welt soles. S9.75-LOT NO. 13-39.75 Comprises 31 pairs new Smaltz-Goodwin patent ties with Baby Louis heels $9.75 '. In this GREAT VALUE GIVING SHOE CLEARANCE we will present shoes in almost endless varieties, for all ages, all sizes', all widths, that a det ailed description is almost imposible. We invite you to come and see for yourself. " THERE WILL BE NO EXCHANGES. Grocery Department AT ALEXANDERS- Special iii Ceylon and Japan Tree Tea, l's-75e; I-2's 40c CHEESE .Roquefort, per pound $2.00 Tillamook, per pound , . . Limberger, per pound Elkhorn American Cheddar, 1-2 lb. can Elkhorn American Cheddar. 1-4 lb. can.... .45c . 55c . 45c .25c Special in Gnittard's Gromul Qiocolate, 1 j)ound can 40c T fi I the Sulherlin hospitu.1. juries are, sliRht. , Johnson's in- ALL METAL PLANES : LEAVE FOR FLIGHT NEW YORK. Julv 39. tA. P. Three all-metal monoplanea, carclng urac transcontinental mail, left cn- tral field at eight minutea after ten thla morning; for tan KTaiiciaeo. The three all-metal monoplanes left on the fliKht to the f-aclflc coa an a, pathflnding party for the new. York toj San FVanclsco air mail eervlce whiciil will be inaugurated In Septemuor. Cleveland la to be the flrat atop. OPERATOR? REFUSE FO MEET WITH WORKERS OHIlOAt'.o, July i (C P.) In diana ml opcratora In conrerence here decided to refne to meet in con ference with union officials In an at tempt to settle unauthorized atrikea. A communication aent by the operators to John Ijewla, liitnruationaJ president of 'the niinera, declared they didn't consider such a conference could ac complish anything in view of the man datory a-ward made by the bituminous comI fomnilwtin. i President to Ait . VASHIXOTOX, July 29. (l P.) t resident Ilson will take a hand in the Indiana and Illinois coal strikes shortly it was stated at white house. It Is Intimated, however the president's action will depend on a report which or uinor wuson. who was called 1ack to VN'ashinKton tn connoc tion with the strike will make to him. TJIl.VK TKIX'K 1.VII 1CBLIT, July i9. (P. p.) Bear ing; out rumors that a truce has been declared between the Sinn Fein and the British government, it waa an nounced at Dublin castle that for the first time in five years a period of 24 hours passed without an outrage be ing reported from any part of Ireland. IT'S TOO LATE 4 after you have lost your crop by HAIL to think of g Hail Insurance. When you consider the amount you have at stake KIM.KIk IN" AITO WHrX-K nnsBRURO. July 9. (A. P.) O. i m ran xwii nffnvrl tn faVo trio ehoneo? P. w-.ikor m nklnJ r.ii-i.. ' 5 v" salesman, waa killed and O. H. John-U son of Oakland. Injured when the'r.'S utomobile went over a nembank-'C ment near Sutherlln last night. Walk-! BentJey-Graham Insurance Agency EstaWished over SO vears. ' 5 PHONE 871 PHONE 871 Watch This Ad And You'll Smile, Too, at the Price we put on Tomatoes TODAY, EXTRA FINE TOMATOES $1.65 Per Crate We can supply you with the finest Tomatoes, packed for your canning and our price will be right. PHONE 871 Sanitary Grocery DO AX B.IrjLAP, Pon. Th Moat in Value The Best in Onalitv PHONE 871 PHONE 871 r, t iiow situii was crusnea. a lea tn
