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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1920)
TEN PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN. PENDLETON, OREGON, ITONDY EVENING, AUGUST SO, 1020. PAGE TH IEK News of Pendleton CAUENDAH OF EV ENTS Sept. XS-25 Pendloton Round up. Hept. 22 Eastern Oregon Ila trlet Medical Aiwtciittlon, 1 Grande. tiept. 19 Slat Federation of Labor, here. Kept. 11. Hormlston Field Dsy. Sept. 9 and 10 Oreiil grain how, here. Kept. 6 Joint Ijilmr Day celebration, I'cndletos, La Grande Hnd Baker at Haker. Oct. 9-9 Hermlslon Dairy and Hog Bhow. , tho stormy weiiiher. Th commission I year the depot In Improved before the hml planned to examine imikmIIiIh udcll-I coming of lloiind-l'p. . tlonul summer water supplies near the ! ' r heiul Works of the present HVHtetn. At 1 Driving w lluli k Contractors Complete System. 1 Ueist llrothers, local contractors, this week 'will complete and turn over to W city of lleppner tlia water sys tem they have had under cotistruo- Hlon during the pant five month. It Includes three damn, the diversion of Ditch creek. Inlo Willow creek and a pipe line 14 miles long. Tho system Ik wild to lie one of the most modern of K.astern Oregon nnd Ih ready for use as noon an accepted by tho city. lv rmlt for II pairs Issued .1. W. Chapman wad issued a permit today to reshlngle his porches and -nitkn alterations to tho Interior of hie 'dwelling at inoo B. Webb Btreet. Tho estimated expenditure In 950. Indian Pnvn gambling Hue . Aaron Mlnthorn, Indian, who wan amonit those arrested In a Rambling raid two week ago, found guilty In police court Saturday evening and fined ir.O. Mlnthorn had been out of town slnco 111" arrest. , 4;tw lKnrd Pnstsmo Trip. I OB ..w,,vrrw- ...... ... IV! cndleton ater Commission to miuitw erecK Sunday was postpone,! on aocr a inter dale tho Ihhivi, trip. will make the Ji'HH AlcKee, of Cayuse. In drivinz a new Hulek purchased today from the' Oregon Motor Garage'. I Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Depts. 78 QUALITY SERVICF :.N MjEXOX'8 MOADI.VG STORE Use tlic Phonea Grocery, 2 Thones 526 Other Depts. 78 Ki'HiiiiH'H Work After Vacation. ' Minn Mayme Mark, stenographer at the Finn National Hank, resumed hoi work thia morning after spenriisg n vacation of two weeks. riniw for Paving to lie Marto r?lty Rngineer Frank B. Hnya la at work on additional plana for paving on streets for which Improvement have been petitioned. Among tho Jobs which will shortly he presented with estimates aud apeclfloations are Jeff erson street from Washington to Jack son. Washington street from Jefferson to Main. Madison street from Jackson south one block, and Thompson south from Railroad street. All but the last named are on the north side of the river where extensive paving opera tions are In prospect. 101101- I. f 1 ! ' int of Dcpol Is HotHivateil The O. W. It. & X. passenger depot lh being rejinvnled. The walls are be irg calcomlned a pule tan and the woodwork will lw refinished. Each 101-101101101 101101101101 Jo You Will Feel at Home at "101" , THE FIRST DAY YOU TRADE WITH US Phone our office in the morning and open a aervice account by the week or month. J "YOU CAN DEPEND ON '101' " . Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. PHOMJS 101 (Private Rwhanire Cotinerta Both nrpartmenU)' FINE GllOCEUIES AND MKATS Knpremo Court to Meet. The annual term of Oregon su Iirenie court will meet In Pendleton j the last Monday in 'October, according I to word received by Major l.ee Moor- I house, clerk of the court. I Sues for ItlaokMiiilii mil. ! C. 1'. Howman today brought suit against W. A. Knunders to collect 9103.60 alleged due for blucksmlihlng work. J. A. Fee represents the plain- I tnr. i INvuriyi Suit Filed. Huit for divorce was filed this aft ernoon by I'aulino Vlnier vs. Charles ('. Vlnier. the charge being desrtlon. She asks her maiden name of Fauline Morris restored. Peterson, Hishop & Clark represent the plaintiff. Had limn Scrur ltJmovcd. Amy ;ilzabeth Aldrlch. eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Aldrii h, is convalescing at. the Port land Surgical Hospital following an operation by Dr. Coffey during which a heavy burn scar on her arm was removed. I Vrtifo of Al'pofil, - F. M. Kiper tnday filed with the county clork notice of appeal from the jdeclwion of the county court to 'deny j hiB claim for damages in the sum of IttdO for alleged damage caused by 'road No. 805, croHHlng hla property. ! He in represented by Jamen A. Fee. KfflfHi ami lUiKHtiUirH Wuntcil The Khertff'H office today made re queHt to those who still have riflen, hlnocular and flahliKhts not' belong ing1 to them to return them at once. Several of thene articles were loaned feir ue in the chaae of the prisoners who murdered Sheriff Til Taylor and have not all been returned. rinlc In ore Trouble " Fred If. FlKk. of Echo, who Is held In jail on charges of child stealing and of larceny of Jewelry, today vai fined $5 and cot in juntlce court on a charge of having a license on hi car her than that which wan Uwued to It. He in serving- time in the county )ail and will have the added $10 worth to serve out. 11 ioi -loiioiioi l'oi loi loi loi loi ioi- t& WTm sd. I DOES TWO TIMES TWO MAKE FOUR? That's the nay wc learned to fljgiirci and we flsuro at present prices of material and cuiiUum, your barn lias doubled in value. ' If you don't hellove It, price building materials today and oomPare these prli-es with what jxju paid wlicn you built. Moo ftx you would be In with a fire about now, eh? I.N'CIIKASK four lire Insurance. SEB fS AT ONCE Muniisi mtimii" iffliiMliiitiiiai' 'llilr1ffl"aaiMg,-'-ir-'-ir i ('Icrkff Will Convene. rf The county clerks, of Oregon will hold their annual invention here other Sept. 2 and 23 oi Sept. 23 and 1H, County Clerk It. T. Brown said to dny. This is the first time thin body has clicjsen Iendleton fftr a meeting place and the official expect to see the Hound-Up whJle not threshing out their problems. , I fiVow 13 t-.c Ti:r.e to Se lect Your . ''vii;li hmmw mm 1 ? Street Dress for early Autumn, and we are prepared to show you a beautiful assort ment in Taffeta, Tricot ines, Serges, Velours, Velvets, Charmeuse, Georgette and other new . materials. Prices from $35.00 to $100.00. ;olf lub Gets Ixwker House. A new locker house tor the Pendle ton Golf Club is to be made from the building used by the foreman tn charge of construction on the Elks building and the Security apartments. The little frame structure was placed on a truck today and removed from In front of the Elks' temple to the golf club. It was sold to the club by Pur. ker & Banfield, contractors. Will Get Courses. , " ' r""lTSfl Local teachers In the elementary schools are expecting to receive copies of the revised state course of study within the next few days. The books are now -being mailed from the office of the state printer. The courses in civil government, geography, and lan guage have been re-written while the courses In all the other essential sub jects have been revlsd. Wind IH-lcs Soaked Melds. The stiff winds of Sunday, follow. Ing tho recent rains, aided materially In drying the wheat fields which have received a generous soaking of mois ture. With today's bright skies and a breeze blowing, it was thought possible that some of the growers might return to harvest. Several fields have been badly'damaged by the combination of wind and rain and some stands of grain are nearly flat as a result. Money Saving Reminders Just to convince those that fire not acquainted with our low standard of prices and high standard of goods we are quoting a few of our regular everyday prices: 3 bars Palmolive Soap 25c 4 bars White Flyer Laundry Soap..... 25c 4 bars Clean Easy Soap 28c 4 boxes Matches .J. - 25c All School Tablets : 5c J. & P. Coats Crochet Cotton -...2 for 35c Silkine Crochet Cotton .'. 15c Texto Crochet 2 for 35c i We cannot begin to quote nil of our prices, but have named a very few, just to prove to you that we ire right in what we claim to be that is Pendleton's low prices store. The BEE HIVE Pay Cash Pendleton's Variety Store Save Cash Rainfall Above Normal. The August rainfall was over four times the normal fall, according to Majbr I,ee Mooihouse, official wea ther observer. The precipitation was 1.95 Inches, the normal being .43 of an Inch. Itst yenr the total fall was only .11 of an inch. The hottest day of the month was on August 14 when the maximum was 103. and the cold est night was last night, when the minimum was 41. Today the maxi mum is US. Rnlnfall Saturday night totalled .40 of an Inch. HERE ARE TOE NEW SEASON'S DRESS FABRICS AND SUITINGS If you're planning to make your fall costume or to have it made for you, you could not choose a better store than ALEXANDERS to make your selection. For rigfit now , our stocks are being filled with every fashionable fabric and shade in a variety broad enough to gratify every desire. Your taste and your purse will both be pleased by these fine assortments. French Serge $2.00 to $4.50 Mannish Serge $7.00 to $9.50 Epingle $2.00 to $4.00 Gabardine $4.00 to $8.00 Tricotine . $5.00 to $9.50 Duvetyne (wool) $9.50 GOLD TONE COATINGS $6.00 YD. Something new and practical in Coatings. GOLD TONES, just the right wreight and finish for a nifty coat. Of fered in a wide range of colors, suitable for little girls and grown ups; 56 in. wide and all wool. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A CORSET that is hygienically constructed to sup port and reduce the abdomen, will stand strenuous wear, and is truly eco nomical. Your Problem is Solved by this NEMO SELF-REDUCING CORSET For the average stout woman who needs a Nemo Self-Reducing Corset, but who also needs to economize, this new model No. 361 is indispensable. AH sizes, $5.50 TRIMMINGS . Trimmings of all kinds, bands, motifs, of silk and beaded effects, buttons, braids and the like, in many colors and combinations. YARN 10c BUNCH We have yarn in BUNCHES at 10c the bunch, for trimmings, in all colors. Iff Grocery Department VAN CAMP'S SOUPS Assorted flavors, per dozen $1.50 Imported Pimentos, per can ; 25c Imported Mushrooms, per can 90c Imported French Capers, bottle 35c Imported A. & B. Anchovie Sauce, bottle.. .... 65c Curtis Ripe Olives, quart cans $1.00 H.-H. Stuff Olives, 12 oz. bottle 65c Fountain Brand Large Queen Olives 60c Extra Fine Country Bacon, per lb 45c - i; 'X' - AimrtiiK-nts Being IHnlslicd. Tenants are being moved Into the new Security apartment house at the rate of two or three a day. beginning today, as the various quarters are fin ished. Apartments on the third floor nre being made ready first and those on the second floor will follow. Ten ants are being notified as their apart ments are ready for them. It is the hope of the owners to have the entire building completed for occupancy by the first of next week. A few families are already domiciled in the building. Idbrary plan OMirsea I With the opening of Pendleton hlirh i 5 'A KiWntkins, of Astoria, and a daughter. ; Klliabeth Hatklns, of Albany., survive, 'also a sister, Mrs. l'ercy Kelley. of Al ibany. who w-a here for the funeral. j Interment was at Olney cemetery. Si t.v library is planning to give special etc., iu inwi pupils. Miss Freda mover, assistant librarian, will give lessons to hieh school pupils In -the esc, of the library and will have classes of 30, made up of freshmen, sopho more and junior pupils, the seniors having received instruction last The classes will include instruction tn how to use the catalogue, periodicals, j and the students will be given practice work, in how to find books. These classes will be held after Round - norary is. a. noma reading course in vocational guidance. The library to day resumed its old schedule and will be open from 7 to 9 p. m. as well as from 1 p. m. to 6:30 p. m. During August the library was closed at night. Mrs. Wat kins Hurled. The funeral of the late Mrs. Bea trice Watklns was held yesterday aft ernoon from the Blsom chapel, with Rev. Q. L Clark, pastor of tho Pres byterian church, officiating. Mrs. Watklns was 58 years of age and was born In London, England. She came to Portland when 17 years of age and two years later married W. C. Wat klns, now deceased. A son, Clarence WILDCATS NEXT? Yi f I , yl' ;L-, 4 - You Cannot -be to Particular in buying children's shoes. Let us fit them and we will fit them right. The Rain- R-Shine line is made to please you, substantial yet dressy. Misses Rain-R-Shine .tan elk lace '. 12 1-2 to 2 $5.50 8 1-2 to 11 $5.00 Misses R-R-Shine t black kid lace 11 1-2 to 2 $4.50 8 1-2 to 11 $4.00 Bovs' Rain-R-Shine, black Blu, 2 1-2 to 6 $4.00 Bovs' Rain-R-Shine. tan English. 2 1-2 to 6 $5.50 Bovs' Rain-R-Shine, Tan English, 13 to 2 ....$4.50 These are only a few of :he many styles we are jhow ing. SAN FRANCISCO Society women are buying raccoons u peU for social functions. The fad was started by Mrs. Vivian Gordo (left) nnd. Mr. Waiter Varney, aUowp. her with uw ir racceos al tea. che 733 Main St. Jack Winer, Mgr. 1
