East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 21, 1920, DAILY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREOONlAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1020. rOURTtiftN PAGES ' 'a. !L.t.. !-..L'. .!... 1. MEW lf(m Social and Club News what this canister means - you havctnhe guestion ol net En UBML12L 1 '"A V 1I1HS n'NXIXOHASC VISITS. imwka' visit with htr children In In- trelnir one bcraii of tho tmlr- Mm. O. V. A. Unrrnan accompan- j dlanapolt. Indiana. I ly of the brido una nor liu.ilumj, led by Ml fwlu Cuimlmrbnm. ar-j ' - j Miss Raymonds nurfius are well rlxd iMifnl)rriiin n nuline ul iho liKTl'UX FIIOM SKATTI.K j kuutvn I'nmullu county lomtl- folk mhoi. " MM Cannfnghaai had j Mr. n Mrs. lUnloliiti ST. Crom-iand she attended IVmlK-un Schools jilnnnrd a longvr visit In Pendleton nii'lln. (Myrtle Rosa). 1 arrived before roIhk to New York to attend Imt Ivfi thU tnorn'rid with Mr. and , home fr..m a or trlv tt Seattle j The rastio On tin; Hudson. After her 'aim. Jwrph Murphy for SeaMe the ' which followed their wxnldins, n j graduation from the finishing school event ot . vwatiay In forlland. .Miss Raymond attended Whitman noK JJurphy'a hav1n planned iho trlfi hy motor. MIhs Cunningham ia expecteJ to return later, however, and aill he Mr. Lonerran'a g-ucat at Itound-Uo ' time . j ' una. nritnoi'ons rktrns , Mm Ben Hurrouirha. 'accompanied by her little son. Hobby, returned last night aft or an extended visit In Port land. To PPt-XCo WBISK-EXn Dr. .and Mrs. Iavid B. If 111 will loava tonig-ht for Bcho to apend the week end as the fcxtvtn of Tr. HUT Blister, Mm Ralph Stanfleld. LKAVE FOR UOI8K. Mlas narbara Kdmonda and Miss Wilma -Wade lert on No, this morn Ins for Uote where they plan to spend a week visiting with friends. WILL VISIT IN' SEATTLE Mr. M. J. Carney -departed this aft ernoon for Seattle where she will visit j Schmidt building. ioro in Wulla Walla. She is the pos sessor of a delightful soprano voice. lr. McKenaio formerly practiced medicine and surgery In Fossil, Ore gon, e.nd after war service he remain ed in the Kast to become an eye, ear nose and throat specialist. He came to 1'endleton during the past year and la practicing here with offices In the for tho next few weeks. ajRA MKXTZRYt IS GVEST Mrs. Sum MenUer of Corvnllls Is Itetng welcomed for a visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk Patrick, at their ranch home east tr Pendleton. MISS RATMOXD IS BRIDE. Although no annotxncemvnt haa yet Friends are anticipating the return of Dr. nd Mrs. Mc-Kenzte to Pendleton. They are to make their home in the Security apartments. rT-RMBR RKSIDK-NTS VISIT Itfr, and Mrs. Richard Brown and ... r, ir n,.. .t former Pen -1 " Ber. naieton mends are parents. M dhMon residentjt who are vbrttlng In i l'""""1 of he marr.age of Miss I The occasion of their trip west was the city from Klamath Falls. They rZ' ? . b i" ' are tresis at the home of Mrs. Brown. Mr aifmnd; H- FAMILY KNJOYS ISKlNtON. Mrs. Charles Welttcnhillel- (I.uu Marple) and her two little . sons. James and Jtobort, departed this mor ning for their home in Wisconsin af ter a visit with Mrs. Wcttonliinor'R aim Mrs. James iMarplc GOOD TEA This seal absolutely excludes air and moisture. 7 motored here and later will go to T'- fV?" l v,S an, and Waila Walla. 'r Poland and the coast. Ir Me- , ( . m I Kenxie left Monday and .The Wedding family reunion and the Marple home on -Garfield street was lust-Sunday the scene of a gathering of five daughters and their sons with their parents. ) JIOME FROM" KAST Mr. and Mrs. C. W. lived home yesterday Mrs. K. W. Brown (Stella Murplo I was an event of Wednesday. - arrived from her home In Texas about j Xo announcement of the betrothal!"6 time Mrs. Weittenhiller came I Goodman ar- was made and after six dleton comes as a surprise and ' 1 1 111 a here from her home In Walla j alia, while Mrs. George Pierce (May CHASE & SilNDOITIllS CANISTER TEAS " ALL VARIETIES Exclusive Selling Agents for Pendleton . : ' ! , t . Largest Stock Finest Quality ' Right Prices t (jfray Jros. (grocery o. . hi . AM M UK THREE PHONES QUALITY the news reaching Pen- June, and she is still a guest here s a surprise and an In- ! Mrs- George Baldwin ( V'elom Mnrolo 1Z TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ' MaaavXxEUPT FROM ALL DOMINION GOVERNMENT TAXATION W vntBUVr, r.v... ouu.B wiuaio " MAN AND WIFE wants steady job 01 umunaoinai ranch, with girl 12 years old Alta Datxl June 1.1. Due June 15. liS. Principal and semi-annual Interest June I1.O1 aad Decftiber IMh.) I aMe In CJold Coin of th fnited States in New York City or at the office of Morris Brothers. Inc. DENOMINATION $500. Assessed value for taxation. 191s.. ...SST.ifiT Tt Kxemptlons not included above 3. 744, S3;. 0A Apis., Room 17. TO YIK1tt ITenersl debenture debt 2,!34.t2t 00 "Yi Less Sinking fund (S3.2l.r.! fi I Watermerks leberure (l II II f7 Ferry debenture 1 53,006. 0 Lf I M S Local improvement debt (Rate payers ff share) ,i 33,5J5.0 J.1II.7TI a U f Vet debenture debt , 81. 6.1(1 tj J Value of municipality's assets ... . 4.331.4 HS.0O. ' FOR SAl.K 11 Honmohile In ex I cellent condition McLean & S VelV. 1R OMriten Phnna 449 HISST OF HOMB cooked meals In eluding bread served nt Ken more dining room. 17 Willow Special rates by Week. t , ARE.t !M ACRES The City of Xorth Vancouver Is a suburb of Vancouver. Prftisb Columbia, situated serosa the bay from the latter city, it has a population of approxi mately Ml.T.ea peeple r.t its securities have1 always been considered Very safe and desirable Investments. v - This Issue of bonds is a direct lien and general tax obligation of the entire city, all of its taxable property, wealth and resources being pFeaged to pay in terest ami principal as they become due, - , PRICK WiM A.D INTEREST TO YIELD Per Cnt Levant? approves by n. I. Reed. K. C. T Bowser. Iteed and Wallbrldgo, - Vancouver, B. C. Telephaae er Telea-raab Orders at Oar Expense MORRIS BROTHERS, -Inc. The Premier Municipal Bond House Capital One Million Dollars tfo. 3 Central Bide.. SEATTLE. Wash. . , Morris Building. 30S-11 Stark St., Telephone: Elliott Wilt and Main 7217 PORTLAND. ORE. CALIFORNIA OFFICE: - - Teh-phone: Broadway 15l - ; Merchants National Bank Bldg.. SAX FltAXClSCO. Phone Donglas 43( WANTED TO RE-NT A 4 or 5 room unfurnished house. Willing to pay 2 months rent in advance Inquire Model Tailors or Phone S21. rOR SALE: Homestead .relinquish ment, 6411 acres pasture land, good water, 10 by 20 house with good fur niturc Address "34". this office. WANTED One 50 to 60 horse power engine, will either buy or rent fot crushing rock between Cabbage HJU rind Deadmans Pass, 4 months work, Address J. I. Mars, care. East Ore' Sonian. Grafonola $50.00 Model ' $5.00 dowii and S5.00 monthly. Tliis sniall Columbia Grafonola is genuine in every way including the PERFECT COLUxMBIA TONE, the smooth, noiseless motor, and weighs only 30 Jxninds. Larger models sold on easy terms. ' Our record stock is always complete. THOMPSONS' DRUG STORE Mail Order Given Prompt Attention. PEXDLKTON OltGAXIZttn I.ABOTI WANTS A QUKEX Organized I-abor of Pendleton will hallot for a Queen to head The Pen dleton delegation in the monster pa rsde at Baker on Labor Xay. Any young woman, .married or sin gle Is eligible, and the method of se curing candidate Is, thnt anyone can send in the name of their candidate enclosing $1.00 for which candidate will be credited with 100 votes and placed en "the voting Itst, fcdaimm.il votee may be had at 1 cent each, and the candidate having tho largest mim ber of votes at 10 p. m. on Saturday August 28th., will be the Queen. Voting places will be announced iter. Send in the name of yonr "Lady Friend, Sister, Sweetheart or Wife to Handy McLain, Sec, and dont forget the dollar. Adv. . y . HERMAN CLADSSENTC8 I Special Agent j xdaho State Life Insurance ! Co. , An Old Line 'Company thst does all . Ita business in the weal, 910 Beauregard St. P. O. Box (I ! Phone I27-W .Marple) and Mrs. Leslie Rogers (Vel na Marple) are making their homes In Pendleton. Also present at Sun day's reunion were Roy Marple, ltay Marple and Reo Marple. Mrs. Italilwin returned yesterday to her home In Walm Wnla. Mrs. Weit renhiller. during her stay In Pendle ton was a guest also at the home of Mrs. A. K. May, who is her aunt. MIW. CARNKV tiKAVBS Mrs. J. M. Chrney left today for Seattle where she will visit for a couple of weeks with her son, Ueorge Carney. MISS GIjOVKR RETl'FLNS Miss Freda Glorer returned this morning from Seattle where she spent her vacation. UNITED STATES WARNS POLAND NOT TO CROSS . LINE SET BY TREATY WASHINGTON. Aug. 81.- (U. P.) Poland has been warned by the United States not to repeat her advance into Russian terri tory if her ajrmy mucceeds in driv ing bolshevik! from Polish terri tory, it is officially stated today. Unless the warning is heeded Po land may prejudice her case In the United States It Is stated. , a j the summer nnmths. The choir will I sins it both the murntnir and evening J Ktrvicc. 8tran;ivrs .will TftnU a wel cn.iie at all mprviWA ' resitience . B $llcicc-7t irTp account is most'compfcfr record ofifour expeadfures. . ANK account bookkeeping is the most simple and "moat perfect method of keeping account of your receipts and dis bursements. This bank will guard' your money and serve you in a man ner that meets with the approval of modern business men. llHtilt. Itev. W. II. t'ox. pastor. 516 Bush.' Phono !17. . l .1 U-x. Sundfiy morning--sndny school, K j 1 M. Kiley. Hunt. :r.o. Preaching ser- Kvenlnn service at 8 p. n. vice. II. Subject. A Cloud of A. -tress's. 'rho If """' 1 -"i lu.nng hi work Sunday nighl . V. P. i .. Miss : l-ully and w II be deilgMer to of viota i Mark, s i.J m. l, n. i.ioc- Mer.O tricatsst scrvloo possible to the vice 8 p. in. Sulijevt, The Right Per. xpectlve. These meetings are specially yours. anie ndtl rvnt is opou lu the public daily from ft a. n. to 1 p. m., where thy Hlhlo ami nutlmrtwtf t;hrtlan Sclf'me literature jimy be read, bor- eieatest mini Iter. Atti'iut t hint: It "o- t i-ovm! or inirchiiirad. - itinrrow!" H will doubt lean he nu.ttt- ally helpful. ' ; , . " " A bis welcome bright, brotherly await qu. Itrtcf. what they are. j t'ltiistian St-U'fMf Vivo Ohurch of riirint. & lent(jtt IioUIm wrrvlroii at 8 13 Ala'n Ktrert. I 1rili.vterlaii (MthI stairway north of the tnland There will be no t'reahlii)r Her vices , Kmpire Itatik.) HiihIh.v nervicM are either morning or evening at the Prea- : at 11 a. mft and at S p. m. The aub- byterian chnrtti Sunday. A ug. 2 I'd. The pastor ta absent on h's vacation. The Sabbath school will be held al the uaual hour, 10 a. ni. for both seni or and Intermediate departments. WALLOWA LAKE PARK COXSISTOUY UltGES MODBIWTION LONDON". Aug. 21. (A. P.) The consistory of Rome, has directed to Archbishop Ma im lx of Australia strong exhortation urging moderation Jn his treatment of British political ques tions, according to a message received from Rome today. WKAXGiFI STl.lKKS BTW. PARIS. Aug. 21. U. P.) General Urrangel has bejun an anti-bolshevik offensive in Crimea on a large scale. according to an unofficial dispatch which the French war office received today. . , , MethixJiwt. Kobert "Edward Oornau. pastor. The full schedule oft services is re sumed for tomorrow with the pawtor fts pulpiteer. ' - There are but two Fabbuth left of this conference year. It is therefore essential that the membership an-1 joi'Mtituenta of the church- be present fcr tHee remainlngservic.es. If there Is any special ministry needed the pastor will be glad to attend thereto. Please see him at once. Sunday school at 10' a. m., Mr. V. a Schmidt, superintendent. Morning worship at 11 A. jn. tr- ninn hv (ha na u'nr (.Stllj ui n rr 1 Vilu service there wilt be a meeting of all ! the officials of the church. I Epworth Teague at p. m.. f Anila Paid well, president. I ject of the lesfon-Hermon for Stuubiv. : August 22nd, is "Mind." JMiring July t and Augiint the Sunday evening per- ; vices are omitted. Sunday school i starts at 10 a. m. . ! -r I r; , J 4 l. A Wednestlay ' evening. tneutlnje t Joseph, Oregon,? 'in which includes testimonials of lu-al-, the Powder RivF moun- H The HendlngiS -rt,V.rf .,1 .io ing, is held at 8 o'clock. Tl Room which in main tabled the ; Tle Xec-H Kffct In IMiotogrnphy at the Aune Wheeler Studio ' ' ' 824 I".a.st Alta -.SuiillKbt SunkJscd Slindow MAY T.T'-AHK SIIII'YAKI) i WASHilNQTOX, Aujr. !. (A. P.) ! Hog Island shipyard at Philadelphia ' may be leased if satisfactory offers i for its purchase are not received. ! Chairman Benson of the " shipping board said lost night that the yard i would not e sold at a sacrifice and : that the lousing nuc-atlon was being considered. The board Is not going to give away its property, he said. THE FASCINATION and new interest for better teeth that my operations create, is something that you should get acquainted with. ' ' . ' You will enjoy the information if you will call to day. DR. T. C. OI1MAKT Over Taylor Ildw. IUlg. r . 'PIANO TUNING If your piano sounds "tinny." needs tuning, regulating and voicing to bring back the orig inal tone, have your piano tuued before school opens. Special rate by year ! 1 1 ' t f ' b. a. Mcdonald, , , 1 'lK.no 6I5W , , ... J I H U RG H E S i ..".' 'i'.'.'.'.W'Ji'.'.'h'-.:. i reached only PACIFIC SYSTEM I I (O. W. TR. & N. Co.) is an ideal lake and moun- I tain resort Live out of H doors. Breathe pure, in- S S vifforating 'r- s Enjoy the pusuit of na- E ture-given pleasures. H Special Round Trip S Tickets on Aale daily to 5 .5 September 20, with final return limit of September 27, 1D20.. S For fn!T particulars ask i T. F. O'BRIEN, Ag-ent, 5 Pendleton, Oregon iiilllli nuiiii I . t We buy, f r ,v Hay, Wheat;: Rye, Barley, Oats In any quantity. Ask us for our prices. - i UMATILLA FLOUR I GRAIN CO. Phone 1014,475, 351 1 For Sale 6 room residency North Siife, fine house and beautiful lot. Terms on one half. -8 room reflUlence, North Side, Bp ten did hoone near school. Can tak S40 to- , $50 per month for rooms furnluhed. 6 room bungalow, new, Xorth Bide, lot 64 XI 00, modern in every way. 6 room residence. North Side, rtreet paved. Very htfst neigh borhood, part cash. 8 room residence. North Side, nicely situated, east front. Uood terms. 7 room residence large lot, near school, on eaay payments. North Side. ., . 7 room revf-tfenoe, lot 100x100, fine location, 12 cash, (bal ance ttme. - room residence, ftouth HH1. plastered house, furnace, foil base n tent. room residence, iouth Hill, large lot. Kasy terms. 5 room residence, south hill, lot 0x200. Well built. 10 room rvklence. South Hill, a nap, larre around. 4 room cottage, vast eric, large lot. Part rash. GEORGE W. ELDER. . ! MaMi fit. PcMAIrtnm. Ilr-k'rtvn Itioue. 227J OffM-o PIMHM-, 19.1. AunounopmonU for tills depart ment -must be giibmllKHl to tlie 11 Orogimtan not later than IlJa.r evening in order to be an anrcd of publication on Hatnrda. Nazarene Cliurch. i J. T. LaRoae. Pantor. The regular I jg rrvlce will be held in the church i.s Sunday,- Aug-unt 22. Huntiay Hchonl j will convene at 10 a. m. There will be jg a tvlace and a welcome for all who) 3 come. Morning sermon by the paHtor I ls at 11 a .in., on a aubject that will n : ir.tereming and inspiring to all. Evc.i- i Ing hervice at S p. m. A live evanpcl- 3 if lie sermon. Mid- week prayer meet-j Ing every Thursday at 8 p. m. Theg pastor will enjoy meeting you and of-1 ferij.g a word and hand of welcome at ' p :ivy or all of the .services. ' , - There is Only One Rind of Furniture Worthwhile a t CliriHtUaii. Robert Iee Bussabarger, minister. Residence 104 Jackson street. Phone 565. Continuation of Iat Lord's Day morning theme will be carried t a j 3 c 4ic!uiion fn the 11 a. m. scrn-on atlg if th First Christian ch.irch under the gerral subject o" "One Another." The problem of living as a social being la : 3 a -civilized Ch rat lan community, will be emphasized, and our obligations to I F3 society and one another will be set' forth In the light of New Testament fcac-hlhg. "Christianty's Coope!" wlljs be the subject of the sermon at 8 p. (EES m. Since the summer is waning, and )g the cooler nights art with us. It lsj3 deemed wise and fitting to resume our Mtfrvlees In the church at night for the rngular autumn work. Hence, hcj Christian Kndeavor will meet at 7 Pljjj in. preceding the preaching service. Special attention Is called to t he , Rlble School next Sunday, which 55 meets at :4R a .m. As a member of the primary department has a birth- day this wr her deiartment will g render a special program In the base-!pH ment during ths bible school hour . All members of this department are H: 3 rge l to be present ano enjoy tne rare . I IX. '11 in m rv mr nwn w im . ; ( Jjntl . -:.a...t . t. ... n V. ZTiii! !1 Furniture should be more than ' a mere combination of wood and uphol stery. It should also embody the ele ment of good looks, comfort and service giving, a well as have distinct personal ity of its own. The craftsman who de signs and builds the furniture should be working toward an ideal of qualify. Then the store that is to handle it should be as careful of its ideals of selling as was the maker in manufacturing. These thoughts come to us as we view the showing of good furniture on the floors here well chosen, well made, certain to give the comfort that you have right to expect, and to prove more than a mere combina-i tion of wood; cloth, nails, screws and glue. - ' : We represent such house as Sligh Co. Bed Room Furniture, Scandia Dining Room Furniture, Levin Bros. Overstuff ed Living Room Furhiturey Mandel Pho nograph, , Withais "Angelo-i'ersian Rugs," Marshall Fields Colonial Draper ies, Globe Wamicke Book Cases, Hoo ver's Electric Carpet Cleaner, Copper Clad Range and Seller's Kitchen Cabi net. - Crawford Furniture Co. S3 Ei3 3 HOME FURNISHER Phone 496 103 E. Court St 3 g3 tllllHIIIIIIIilllllltllllMilllDtlilllllHIIIIItKtKllllllllllllllllM 1IM llltll IM lill 1 1 1 llllltlll I II 1 1 1 II Mill Ml I HIM I II HI 1 11 1 II 1 1 NI 1 1 1 It 1 1 II n;ill ill l .lillllllllllHlHIIlUlill!jjjjji J ft.