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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1920)
:.,o r; f OtrnTEEU PAG23 " DAILY EAST OSEOONIAN, PENDLETON, OEEGON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1920. PAGE M1MM!!I!!I'""""""""""I,"","""""""""""","!"!"S"',"," o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o . o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 6 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O ; o o o o o o o o o o o o j m. ! l " 1 :,' 1 ..I.- ..... r -trr-rr-r- . .. f -....y s ' JVms of Pendleton , -j' I 4 CALOfDAR OF EVKNTi Oct. 25. Eastorn Oregon ses- iilon supreme court here. Oct. 26. American Wgion dance. Oct. 20. rundloton Athletio Club smoker. Nov. 1. General election. Nov. S-6-7 Northern Oregon Older Poya' T Conference here. Nov. 11. Armistice Day- State holiday. Knv. 11.10 Paolflo Interna- tionat Livestock Exposition, Port, land. T many months, was steamed up today and piloted to the north aide of the river whore several weeks of work loom. The machine will be put of work rolling rock on Karflcld street and on other street an fast as thoy aro (traded and graveled ready for paving. m Mis Ihitnan HeffiKmi Miss Margaret Putnam, for the pasttfamlly, four years employed In the H. W. Col-dtaease Mis Hcdwcll Knniloycd Miss IXirothy Bedwell, formerly a teacher In the Lincoln school, Is now In Medford and la employed a deputy county treasurer of Jutkson county. Stylo Film Hcln Shown A style review film, snowing ui latest in fall styles, Is being shown this afternoon and evening at the Ar- eade theater In conjunction with the regular program. On Sunday the same picture will be displayed at the Alta ineaior. in i" .,,L,, .'. . . i. j .. . f A ... nHflm' (lit- - " " ' - " ' inTOpimi.v- . ttnnrA ,., . ,, , . partment store. i(h ., , . - havii.ir iva hi'u Man Prop Head ' street aged 67, dropped dead near Baxe sta tion yesterday, while en route by wag on team from the coast to his home He was accompanied by his wife and The death was due to heart No funeral arrangements Use the Phones f o T1 ernif Other Depts. 78 fiJ OIIAL1TY. T7m f h Phnn si Grocery. 2 Thonca 525 Other DepU 73 : iiVDLETTON "8 LEADDIO STORE Garago Permit VosacA. A permit to erect a garage costing 50 was Issued today to 1. if. Koork. The building will be on fipruce street. Una grain office, has resigned, tine will leave Pendleton the first of No vember and will reside In Salem with her mother, Miss Putnam Is popular .here and nor proposed departure is egretted. have been made. The body Is at Fol- som's undertaking parlors. Steam ItolliT Itrouglit Out The city of Pendleton's steam roller, which has been out of commission for 101 101-101-101 101-101 -101 101 101- I f 5 101- SEE The Largest Head of Cabbage EVER DISPLAYED IN PENDLETON MAKE YOUR KRAUT NOW We just bought almost a ton of the game kind of fine cabbage displayed in our window a few weeks ago. ( 3 l-2c per lb. in 50 lb. lots or over Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. PHONES tSl (Private Exchange Connects Both Departs illl FINE GROCERIES AND HEATS -J I loi-ioi 101 loi loi loi loi lux iui ioi- Puut'litor I liorn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Polk aro the parents of a little daughter born to day at their home, 621 Calvin street, The new arrival weighs six pounds. Itaromcicr la High. The barometer registers 29.D2 to day and Is higher than It has been for several months, says Major I.e Moor house who prophesies' fair weather. The maximum today Is 62 nd the minimum is 45. Snow FnlU In Mountains. There Is about a foot of snow on the summit of the Blue Alountans, accord ng to reports receved from Umatlla forest rangers by R .A. Bottcher, as sistant supervisor of Umatilla and We naha forests. Miss Johns Chosen. Miss Helen Johns. Pendleton girl who Is attending Pratt Institute In New York, has been chosen as presi dent of the students who are taking Instruction In library work. Miss Johns is the first local girl to enter training in t. library school. I Girls Will lie Addressed. Older girls In Pendleton will be ad dresse by Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis on Sunday Nov. 7, during the time wher the Older Boys' Conference is having their mass meeting. Mrs. Ellis is a vocational guidance expert and her talk to the girls Is expected to be an inspiration to them as to the boys. oooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Pordson Farm Tractor More than 100,000 Fordson tractors have been sold to farmers In the Untied Btates. They are helping those' farmers do more and better work In less time and at less cost. 'North, East, South, West everywhere the Pordson has proven Itself a money-maker and a real necessity to the farmer. Besides it is helping mightily to solve the labor problem. These one hundred thousand and more practical farmers have affirmed the economy the exceptionally low fuel and op erating cost of the Fordson; Its time and labor-saving quali ties and Its abllKy to Increase production. The Fordson was built to be the most economical tractor; It is compact and devoid of excessive weight. And It is built of tho same strong iron and steel as is the Ford lear. Winter or bad weather does not hinder the Fordson's use fulness. Day or night twenty-four hours a day It you choose you can utilise tho Fordson. Only so many Fordsons are allotted this territory. Orders are being filled in sequence first come, first served. Let ,us have yours now. There's a practical use for tho Fordson every day of the year. Let's tell you. Come In and have a tractor talk. Olvo us the chance to make a demons rat Inn on your own farm. Simpson Auto Co. Phono 4118 FEXMETOX,. OBEtiOX Water anil Joluisou sts. 000000000000000000000000000000000 oooooooooooooooooooo r Everybody Was Pleased today at our sale with the genuine reduction in prices. We quote a big line of aluminum ware, various ar ticles worth up to $4.00. Choice, $1.98. Gray enamel, assorted articles, , worth" $1.25. Choice, 67c. . , Half price on a big lot of children's and women's ware too numerous to mention all the things. Come and profit. Best galvanized bucket made, 14 quart, 98c; 12 quart, 79c. , . Cuthbert Liked Pendleton. Herbert Cuthbert, general secretary of the Paclflo Xorthwcst Tourists' As sociation, who was here during Round-Up, liked Pendloton, the show and the local spirit very much he writes In a letter received today by the Pendleton Commercial Associa tion. Mr. Cuthbert resides In Van couver, B. C. Lodge WiU Have Entertainment. Following the regular meeting of Damon Lodge, K. of P., Monday night, n entertainment, consisting of pro gram, musical numbers, addresses recitations and refreshments will be given. Members as well as their wives or friends will be welcomed to the en tertainment, lwiepatea from nearby towns are expected to attend. lodno W U1 Ho Host. Pendleton tMasons'will on Monday night be hosts to Milton and Pilot Rock lodges. Fifteen Pilot Rock mem bers will be here and 35 from Milton. The Milton lodge will put on the mast ers' degree, and the evening will ter minate with a banquet. Tonight 25 Pendleton Masons will go to Helix to put on the masters' degree. ill) I'mwil I - : Dressed U-J Woman ' j 1 3 Wearing the proper model in'tKe rifcht kind of a corset fcives one the feeling of beinfc well dressed, but the corset roust fit Jv, To et a really fcood fittin&'corset the cervices of our expert corsetiere are at. your disposal. One of our malces In particular," the MODART Corset, front laced, fcives siost excellent results. It is a corset that will brinfc out style and improve the general figure lines. It is comfort able and durable. You will make io mistake in arranfcin& for a trial fitting at your .conyenieiice, 3450 to 20.00 NEMO CORSETS are the one if riot the most thorough ly made corsets on the market, and if you have ever worn one you realize the style, comfort and endurance these corsets have. Made in different hygienic features such tas self reducing, wonderlift, and kop-service. ; Other light weight models for " slight women, known as the little Nemo. Prices $5.50 to $15.00 Special Sale on Broken Sizes in Nemo $1.98. KABO CORSETS In the comfy top models, low bust, el astic tops and all the features so popu lar with the younger set, 3.50 to $6.50 tliiHSnewem'n'a Aid ApprcWntcd. The support of Pendleton business men yesterday for the Hood Rlver Pendleton high school football game is very much appreciated by students and administration, Citv Superintendent H. E. Inlow said today. The turnout was good and the Rotary Club also supplied cars in whjch to take teach ers from the Institute at high school to the grounds. Measures to Ho Discussed, Measures which appear on the bal lot at the coming state and city elec tion November 2, will be discussed at a meeting of tho Woman's Club to be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 In the county library. All measures which come before the people will be dis cussed, and besides the members of the club every woman In Pendleton is urged to bo present. Kntnrlnns in Walla Walla. Sam Thompson, W. A. Rhodes, R. E Chloupek. C. V. A. Lonergan and Lowell Kearn. representing the Pen dleton Rotary club, motored to Walla alia today to meet Charles Cochran, district governor of fhe club, who meets Walla Walla Roiarlans today. An extensive program has been plan ned by Garden City members and the affair promises to be a big success. f The BEEHIVE ten!Iton' Variety Stor ' Savtf Cash Pay Ch ! ! t ! 5 s Many Go to Walla Walla. A large number of Pendleton folk interested either in Walla Walla or North Central high school, of Spo kane, motored to Walla Walla today to attend the football game between the team of those two Institutions al Walla Walla this afernoon. Dick and Myron Hanley, formerly North Central players; Jens Tergeson and One Mat lock of Tendleton's eleven: Nat Kim ball, Harold Brock, O. H. Temple and Dr. and II rs. Floyd Croup were among Ihoso leaving hero this morning. STYLE REVUE AT THE ALTA THEATER SUNDAY One thousand feet of film, showing the latest styles for fall. We are sure it will be interest ing as this was taken at the Great Style Show in Chicago recently. : .:i.4 L&jHIUI It was through our.efforts that you will be able to see this "Grand Spectacle of Styles " Grocery Department Ext ra Fancy Blue Pairmane Cooking or Eating Snow Ball Cove Oysters 30c Apples, per box $3.50 Hall's Red Alaska Salmon, No. 1 tall cans, each 45c Wffiite&xW ?J L"- Crosse & Blockwell's Anchovie Paste (for Curtis Tuna Fish, No. 1 flat cans, each 6,1c sandwiches) ch 6oc m Curtis Tuna Fish, No. 1-2 flat cans, each 35c XXXX Brand Evaporated Milk for Cooking, each Burnham and Morrill Fish Flakes, can 25c 10c; dozen $1.10; box $4 40 E llllllll!l!ill!l!l!!EI!!lllllll!li!!!l!lll!!IIIIM that probably four or five days will be necessary. Supremo Court to Convene Here The semi-annual session of the Oregon State Supreme Court will open here Monday morning in the circuit court room of the county court house There are close to 25 cases on the docket wbioh have been appealed from this Jurisdiction. The ca-sea have been met tor argument during the first three days of the week but It is expected grades on Monday and Mrs. Van Deu sen has been assisting them in getting equipment. Boy Wanted Pendleton Drug Rabbit Irive Pluuncil A rabbit drive will be one of the projects of the Umatilla county farm bureau this fall, says Fred Reunion, ounty agent. Tho drive will be start ed after snow falls, as the animals do not eat poisoned alfalfa unless other food is covered by snow. Poisoned wheat heads will be used in tho sec--! ion wnere rations ao not eat riiiiuh. , Mr. Bennion says that the rabbit pest is 30 per cent less than last year be-1 rnnuA nf fhn ramttalirn held last vear. I The number has not decreased greatly in the railroad land as poison was not used extensively there, nor were many killed in the territory oac irom lanu cast of upper Butter Creek where rab bits refused poisoned alfalfa. Here the uhiuii nv-ill 1 lined this vear. Strych nine is to bo nought in aavance ana uii i will be In readiness for the drive. Rig Meeting Held. .Umapine grange had a hlg meeting yesterday In celebration pf its thir teenth anniversary, says Mrs. Kdith O. Van Ueusen, homo demonstration agent, who attended. Mrs. Van Dou sen says that the principal talk was made by Mr. Blmonds, who recently returned from overseas where he was in Y. M. C. A. work. Mrs. Van De son made, a few remarks on the 'sub- jocU "Should nheHiisWrnd Ueave the JKurm ns Often as loes tho Wife?" (This topic was suggested by Umapine I Women. Umapine women will Inaug urate a hot luncn system In the lower Card of Thanks i We wish to express our gratitude to the many kind friends who so kindly nssisted us durina: the illness and JTAnvARH Sf, CENTKH II j htreavement of our husbsaad and Cambridgk, Mass., Oct. 23. (A. i father. J. A. Drake, also for the many ''l Harvard today defeated Centre beautiful flowers, college In football si to !4. HIS FAMILY Cunard Anchor Anchor-Donaldson PASSKXGKR AXT FHK1GHT SEHVICF! S.V1UXU KTKAMiUl HATK Nov. 8 Vqititania 'ov. . Columbia Nov. K. A. Victoria Nov. I Parmonis) .. Nov. It Imperator Nov. 8 faxuindnt Nov. In ... Carniania Nov. 23 Aqultacia . Nov. SS Oaroaia Ix?. 4 K. A. Vhtorla Dec Imperator I XV. Kaxonia Wee, II Katuruia Dec. 1 1 Columbia Dec H. . Aquttarda Deo. 18 tarinania TO Cherbourg aud SutbJ'amptn Classrow via Morale. . Mverpoo . Patnus Dubrovlk, Trieste Clirrbuurg, Southampton tilasgrow UvcrlKI Cherbourg, isoutltampton Plymouth, Cherbourg, London... Liverpool . . ..... ..... 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