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THIKKIiAY ("M l! KNTI?CTAlXr:t rCU It M KKTl.W. K.VJOYKD iSm h wn tho case ycsleidoy wlnn
Tim inlay Afternoon I'luh memliersl 1 ho home of Mrs. K. K. llnw was -the Kcbcknhalwlgn presided aver fas
.r eiilci tumi d in a dilluhtliilly In
ieresttiiia way yestcnlny a anesn !
Mr. Mti'iihcn A. IrwHI h ml Mis. A. J.
Owen whose hospitality was extended
In th attractive club room of the li
brary. The dai's prvKr;tm liu'luded
the following niu:ilMl-;
llfn of lAtcy Augusta Arnold Want
Ldy Humphrey Want)
. Mrs. K. T. Wudc
Kcview of "liana Msllnry" (Mrs.
Ward)...., Mrs. 1. l llobart
Vocal twdos, two Old KiiKlivli ballads.
Meet Me By Moonlight (J. A.
Wade I
Love Was Once a Little l!oy (J. A.
Wadej
tho wenp yesterday of an enjoyable
tiffair "hon Mrs. liacr mid Mrs.
Charles Hrownlw were hostesses for
a. meeting of the Research Club.
lironH chrysanthemum lent a charm
ing note to appointments and a short
informal proRiam was followed by
s.um'8. Numbers Riven were;
Headings. ,
The llarvnrd-Yalc Hoat Race
The Snake,
Mr T. W. Remboldt Vocal solo
Vocal Solos Mrs. James Will I Ko"d,I,K-
i'i.mo solos .... Miss Iorethi'a Dodge
A light luncheon was served during
the final hour, several (ruests other
olnatlntt sule booths in I, (.v O. K.
ball, fsrwil a cufiNcr-la luncheon unl
dinner, untl sponsored uu informal
program for the. pleasure of callers.
The event proved wonderfully atio-
jcessful and the entertainment nun-
tiers preceded uy a talk by JC, . F.
lvirktiutrlck, were as follows: , .
UcudiiiR Hobby Miller
rtuno Solo Miss Kc.n Johnson
Itetuliiuf Miss Huth Taylor
. .. Miss Jessie Smith
Miss Mary Anuireaux
Selection lietekuh Orchestra
; than club menilers sharing In the
I event. They were Mrs.. it K, Dodae.
Mrs. H. K. Inlow'j Miss Dodge, MiJ8. Tradwell, of Port
Sketch of the Life and Works of Ma- ; ami, Mrs. Clara Hracher, of Portland,
them Arnold Mrs. John Hailey Mrs. Kenneth McRae, Mrs. James
Readmit, lia ve Breach ( Arnold)... Payne and Mm. Lee Draka.
iMrs. West'rook Dickson!
Arnold's Kssays
Mrs. B. S. UorrouphsjilAZAAH IS SPCCKSS.
Ait hour over the tea cups followed j The approach of Christmas, the
the program and the attractive table j seasonVif gift giving, mnkes welcome
u presided over by Mrs. Anna Sioric ! the occasion of u baiaar w ith its
end Mrs. Will Wyrick. scores of attractive holiday motifs.
nOPf'S I'PSTAIKS
SHOP
Suits Now ;
Half Price
Dresses to 837.0
Now $19.75.
Coats at Great :
Reductions. ,
Great Values , in Georgette
Blouses for Xmas Gifts. .
GUILD Iff ENTBKTA1NEU i
The Clark Westminster OulUi enjoy
ed a meeting bust evenlnit with '- Miss
Marie Teinfle. A hort business- meet
inff was followed by ft program aud so
cial hour. Numbers Included:
llano solo Miss Agnes Little
Report on the Study Book, "Tho
Shepherd of Alntaab" t :
Miss Iris Uttlc
Rcudlng. Miss Vera Hanson
Heading of Letter from Mlsg lioyd.
Missionary' ...Miss Mar.iork Best
Reading Miss Barbara ttdmumls
Vocal iSolo Miss Edmunds
The girls packed a box of ennd? to
be sent to Miss Malxte Crawford and
her helpers who are serving at the In
dian mission at Lapwal
During the final hour, dainty re
freshments were served by Mls3 Tom-
pie. . ;
Ovr Taylor Hardware Stcre
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MIS RKNDLEMAN IS BltlDK.
The Presbyterian manse .was the
scene ye.ertia.v afternoon of an in-'
teresting wedding when Miss Roxie
M. Rendlcmait became the bride of
Conrad Hayes Johnson, the service
being lead at 4 o'clock by Rev, G. 1
Olark. Mr. and Mrs. ft. Ollhuid of
Pendleton attended the couple. ,
Mr. Johnson is employed as brake
man by the O-W. It. & N. railway
company with headquarters in Walla
Walla and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson do
parted last evening for the Garden
City where they are to make their
home.
COOKED FOOD TO BK SOLD.
Tempting pastries and products of
the jar and kettle promise to attract
shoppers in the vicinity ef the Olis
mobile display parlor on Main street
tomorrow, for the room, opposite Ho
tel Pendleton, will be the soene of a
cooked, food sale, sponsored by the
naptlst Ladies Aid Society. Bits of
cookery large and small, designed for
the Sunday dinner, will feature the
display and tempt the housewife who
chances in the vicinity on Saturday.
The sale is .scheduled to 'open at 10
o'clock.
Cut Today
45c
Monster Tillamook "Oregon quality"
Cheese, pound
Dressed Chickens, direct from the Ranch. "
Order early. ; , " , r '.
Oregon Walnuts, pound .............. ... 40c
.. 15c
$1.00
I f 3c
'. . 45c
75c
for
and
Sauer Kraut, quart
White Soap, 17 bars
Spanish Olives, pint ; .'. ............ ..
Midget Sweet Pickles, pint ..........
Eastern Oysters, pint .'. , .
Watch our windows tomorrow ni;
Christmas candies, nuts, fruit cake, :
dates. ' . v
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
THREE r'HONES ' QUALITY -
CASCARETS .
"They Work wliile you Sleep";
THE
THOMAS
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
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' Scat Sale iiut Stron. The fresl
man class, which Is handling the Ited
Cross stamp sale, have already turned
in $:'6. The hlsh school's quota vat
15 and more than this was raised In
the first day. They expect to turn In
at least $45 Jtoward the stamp Bale.
Miss Ellaabeth Severance, faculty ad
visor for the class, is In charge.
Second Kories of Class Wiikw. The
second series of class tames was held
last evening when the Freshman again
defeated the seniors and the aopbo
nmres defeated the Juniors, - Each
class will play another three games
before the w tontendera for the tn
terclass championships will be an
nounced. Tonight ithe senior girls wi'lj
meet the freshman girls for a game.N
Both the seniors and the freshmen
have strone teams and the game this
evening is expected to oe interesting.
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Urnjr back yiuir old "kick"! Vou
are iWilous, constipated! You . Xoel
headachy, full qf cold, dlsxy, unstrung.
Your meats don't fit breath is bad.
skin, sallow. Take Cascurets tonight
for your Uver and bowels and wake
up clear, energetic uud cheerful. Xo
griping no Incoprcnlenre. Children
love Ca sea rets too, . 10, so cent
Unparalleled
, Sale .
ON. COATS SUITS, DRESSES,
WAISTS, SKIHTS, PETTICOATS,
SWEATERS AND SILK UNDER
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All out-doors invits your ! " n '' '
Christmas Kodak
It's a gift no sooner opened than it's used.
We don't mind the Christmas rush except that
it causes inconvenience to you and the rest of
our customers and, of course, we don't like
that. Shop early in the month, early in the day
that's pretty good advice but of course we're
glad to see you any time. - .
Kodaks from $9.49 up Brownies, $2.86 up.
THE PENDLETON DRUG CO.
THE REXALL STORE'
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GENEVA, Dec. 10. Tho admission
of Bulgaria to the league, of nations
has been voted by the commission on
the admission of new states. ' This ac
tion was taken after a report submit
ted by Marshal Foch had been read, in
which the marshal declared that Bul
garia had made sincere efforts to live
up to the treaty terms. '
Even the "little entente" countries.
which had been strong In their -opposition
to Bulgaria, rotcd for her ad
mission. - -
The commission also decided to per
mit Armenia, Albania and Geor
participate in the work of the techni
cal commissions. Lichtenstetn was re
fused admission, but will be allowed
representtaion of its Interests In the
leacue 'ii!serland.
The Baltic states were not admitted
and the only reitKtinintf questlor. is the
disposition of Lithuania. ' "
Idd Happy Canyon site. Ji was found
and jailed. Jin the afternoon he was
found guilty and fmcd .. -s
William Eag&ji, a frequent offender,
was sentenced to It days in the city
jail for being drunk and disorderly,
He was denied the alternative of a
fine. He pleaded -not guilty when
brought to trial Wednesday morning
- ' - .-.' and witnesses -were brenght In to prove
. that he, too, had created more than
Two new government securities tola normal amount of disturbance while I
be issued in 1921 have just been an-1 intoxicated. .'.: .
notfnceu by the treasury department. '
Thc-y are a l treasury savings stamp SIASKKI) VOn
and a Jf -o treasury savings certificate.
The new 1 savings stamp will bear thei
head of Alexander Hamilton, first1 1 ' " 1 -
secretary of the treasury and w:lll be i bX by part of the teand. atheirs untoek-
hricht mrt In color. The S25 savlnES cens ana i uunn mrei
l'.won iBriGn.Tio' in ,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. U. P.)
A big majority lor the bill suspending
immigration for two years was mdi
lated in the house when, by a vote of
151 to 9, immediate consideration of
the measuse was ordered; ! -
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Skookum Pancake
Flour
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The only PANCAKE FLOUR MADE AT
HOME.
ASK your Grocer.
220 E. Court Phcne 351
UMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO.
220 E. Court
Phones 351-1014
21 INDIGESTION
b in (raanUr for. Irr MS
Iddiu, or witb richy or watsr.
hot or caid, prffmrably hat
QUICK REUEFl
Price, 25-60-75
offered him a drink. , The man went in
rear of the bulliMnx ...and - partook.!
itonrit then -asked him for la for the
Ramiiict Tills F.ieulnS The Girls r""- 1 reiusea. saying tnai
Forum of tnb achool this evening will,'" ,,aa ulKon oeiier mat
entertain members of the lirst andl" wa fwwlll offering. He atartwl
fnoih,ll iP.miL the athletic ror nll"'o0" n Kohrk fllwed. The
manazers..the veil leader, coach and :man went lockel ho door and pre
several business men with a banquet i S" "eu. r.onrc Kepi op nis
in the music room of the school. The pursult u"a nttempted to break down
boys will be called for at their homes the r and collect his If::
in automobiles and will be escorted to Tno "J"' cUk h hole! tailed
the schnl where the bnnnuet will be tl,r tn0 police and Patrolman- Myers
served by committees appointed from and Deputy Sheriff Ihishee respotiied.
the Fnniin. Mlm Rstella Mills nresl- TJl"--y cauuht Kohrk but ho broke the'
dent, has arranged several Interesting bottle. Then he freed himself and ran.
From 20 to 50 Per Cent Off on Everything.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT
I "COMPARISON INVITED
alks an;! jiiehty of enleHalnment forh,dl" behind some tiulldinga near the
appearance and several wero led hys
terical from the aoene,
t'l had no chance," said Sheriff
Boycs today. "Six tfuns wro poked
at mo by the mob und two men grab
lied my arms. They -slammed me tn
a chair, oae man went through my
Pickets And then they hustled me In t.
an adjoining office and kept m.
there."' '
Iw of tt-rn Metlrrnlaitl.
" It was Uie "lynch law" of the "forty
r.lnerif" modernised, which was the
ruling attain for the f hut time In many
n yen r 111 CUillfornla. . Instead of the
old mining camp wagon, which hauled
the. victim of the aold hunters' wrath
ito (heir doom costly motor cars were
"used. Instead of the glow of lanterns.
the ghaitlv gleam of nulmneile head-Ilk-ht
made the tortured, writhing
bodies glow ghost -like amid tho mist
which helped to blacken the night. ,1
It vas di.ne with modern efficiency')
(lulrkly over with in half an hmir.
Hardly a word waa spoken: not a alt
was fired. The roaring, cursing rock
lex niob cf the old mining camp day
hiid been replaced. J'.'
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t'tlsrrlt Is an excessive kecrotlmv
neconipanleO with chronic Inflamitiar
Hon. frem the mucous .membrane
JUjoiI's farsaparllla acts on the mucpaa
merabrsne through the blood, red (fees
Inflammation, establishes healthy .a
tion, and radically cures all case bf
estsrrh. 1
tContrfcued from pag 1.)
certificate will be similar in design and
terms to the treasury savings certifi
cates of J100 and 10 maturity value
i ut uirierent in coiur.
The 1921 savings stamp of 15 matur
ity will be larger than the 1920 stamp,
will be orange in color and bear the
head of Lincoln. The thrift stamp, 5
savings stamp and $100 and $10011
treasury certificates, will be continued
for 1921. - "
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gangsters to 30 waiting automobiles.
The death ride was then startexl
through Kama Rosa's beautiful resi
dential . districts to the Odd Fellows
cemetery" - The gangsters wore rushed
inside a great human circle to an oait
tree inuide the cemetery, where tlir.i
were hanged, one after anothr. The
band stayed until all three were dead,
and then departed riuletly.
Spectators Visit ekxinn -
After the bodies mid swung In a
gentle breeae' which mu blowing" a
light mist around them, for anr hour,,
'the sheriff and comity .corner removed
i them. Group of grim-faced men
hurried to thejscenc, And' surroumled
the still-warm btfdcs soou after tjin
lutnglngs. Wuiuen eootv made th4r
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TOKTLAXD, Crc., Dec. 10. (A. V
Areas of the Oregon national forest
which have been made accessible tiy
the building of the Mount Hood looii
road and which ase said to be saitabie
for summer home sites have been In
spected and mapped by officers of the
United States forest service, according
to A. 1'. Jackson,' a member of the
mapping inrty, whojretumcd to Port
land the other day from the region
t.bove Government Camp in the Mount
Hood district Where the mapping ac
tivrties have been carried on. '
Two separate sections of land weM
mapped one lying below the govern
ment camp, and one above. Both are
rich In ""scenic beauty, according to
Jackson, and are easily accessible bv
cither the Barlow road or the loop
read. ' Both sections are-about sixty
mile from 1'orHand find will be easily
reached when the loop, road Is completed..
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Herman Kohrk, out of the county
Jail on $750 bonds, to insure his ap
pearance In the U. B. district court on
a :chargo of having narcotics In his
possession, yesterday afternoon paid
fine of tbO lit police court on a drunk
and disorderly charge. He escaped
facing a charge of having liquor In his
povaessloil unlawfully by breaking a
bottle of moonshine just as Patrolman
flyers grabbed for It when arresting
I.ohik late Wednesday night.
Tost;mony at Ilohrk's trial In police
court yesterday afternoon indicated
that he was doing a little liquor bus-
iiness without having a bur. Itnhrk. in
For Biliousness
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Bloi.'-
in. Gt, Conttipstion all tseie (iv.
Iieitia cotlitquenoei ol WidijllMllotI ir
aroided if' the boweli art kept opes
aad reultn
rOLinfCATrtAaf IC TAEUT5
set promptly,' without psia ' or Muic't.
Thejr dear the bowel, tweetca ttt
tomsch and loas up the Urer-
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