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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1921)
. . e . T'TEN PAGES' DAILY EAST OREGONIAN,' PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11,1921. PACE TITHES 11 r v t V V..11-.'t "i V'' V iv.. y V'iVVI.V V VVS WSS 1 '- . '. ,. f ... . , ' . . ., ' ". i ,, , e ,, , f J,',', ,,. . -, 4 . t . . . . ' ' ' ' V ' ., ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "' '"'J V'.' '' ' News-Notes of Pendleton- ' ..,.71, - - , , , -.1 ' ' CALENDAR OF EVIfJiTB ' Jan. 8. Jackson Day banquet and meeting of Oregon demo- orate, Portland. Jan. 10. Farm Bureau Fed- aratlon meet, Portland. Jan. 10 January term of clr- cult court convene!. Jan. 1S-16 Oregon Dlntrlct Attorney Convention, Portland. Jan. II. Annual meetlr i of Round-Up director!. I'maplne Bciid ill Knal Report. A cannier'! check for $14. 60 today wai received from Mr O .W. Carpen ter, ut Umaplne, marking the final re port on the Fourth lied Cross roll call from that community. Mrs. Carpen ter hud previously reported the col lection of 1140.50 In Unmplne. Mlllon and Weston remain to be heard from before the book are cloned, County Chairman C. K. CrunHlon Bald today. Builder and Architect Here. An exanilnntlon of the construction work architecture and furnishings of Peels, of Babcock ft Pectii, interior decorators. They are to meet thin aft ernoon at t o'clock with the building committee and trustees of the lodge. Hoard Will Meet. The first regular meeting of the of ficial board of 4h rlunday school of the Methodist church will be held to night In the reception rooms of the church. Forest Office Enlarged. The Umatilla forest office In the federal building has been extended to . i .. I . . U . . cu I . ; . 1. . I '-"VV ' .. " . a v right side of the building. Thefeoiiip- Br JlHIHieiU, - " ." ,,,, .,.,1 In W.lla W.I. i r n.Mia t-j.nrAiW'ntlntf I .......... y ... i irujie BiHl ix. v.. --" .. - . , hn n,ied. Doyle & lleese, architects, and B. C. 101101- 1 -101-101-101-lQi;-101-101 101-101- When You Want PRIME, JUICY, TENDER, CUT OF BEEF TO ROAST, BROIL, FRY, OR BOIL JUST CALL "101" "Our metti are dressed in a Military abattoir and are cooled in a clean refrigerator at just the rijrht temperature. "YOU CAN DEPEND ON 101' " Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. PHONES 101 (Private Exchange Conuecia Both Department) FINE CHOCCIUES AND HEATS ' ioiioi loi iui 101101101101101101- Men Named On Committees. Frank Sloan and B. A. Miller l!rwi' tllla county representtalves In the ore gon leglHluture,wlll have been chosen as members of some of the commit tees for the session. Mr. HIohii -will serve as a member of the counties and roads and highways committee, while Mr. Miller was chosen as a mem ber of the horticulture and public lands committees. Four Dnuiks In Tolls. Hunk Tallman paid a fine of $10 to the police Judge this morning on a charge of being drunk luM night. A. II. Hay. on the same charge, forfeit ed iu. Charles Allen, drunk, was fined 110 but In lieu of the money started serving It In a five day term. It. C. lohnson. the fourth man up for drunkenness, was given a 115 fine or the alternative of seven days In Jail. High School Wants Exhibits. A request was received from James John high school, at Ht. Johns, Port land, today for exhibits of this com munity's chief products. The exhibit is (o include product! from all over Oregon and is Intended to be educa tional in nature. The Pendleton CommercJul Association, to whom the request was directed, probably will send pictures of the county's chief products, wheat wool and livestock, In lieu of the manufactured articles, grains, etc. BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR. QUALITY SERVICE. PENUUvTOX'8 lKAIU.MO TORR BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR. This Is the Sale You Have Bsen Waiting For AN EXTRAORDINARY CLEARANCE OF WOMENS APPARELCOATS, SUITS, DRESSES. ALEXANDER'S STOCKS MUST BE EVER FRESH AND NEW. The Coats, Suits, Dresses caught in this Clearance Sale are desirable up to the minute merchandise suitable to wear for months to come. lU'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiHiiiiMiL '3 S J SPECIALS Outing Flannels, per yard 25c Percales, per yard 25c Ginghams, per yard ,25c g Ladies White and Black Hose, per pair. . . . 25c Clean Easy Soap, 4 bars 25c All Lace has been reduced just one-third. I One-half price on all of our Ladies' and Chil- I dren's Underwear. J. & P. Coats Crochet Cotton, ball 15c Silkine Brand Crochet Cotton, 2 balls 25c All Sewing Cotton, per spool 5c The BEE HIVE i Pay Cath Pendleton's Variety Stor Save Cash HUUUIIIIlllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin I Portland to lie Notified. i ni wiuiti neauquariers or ine cen tral Kiiropean Kellef for Oregon will be notified today tnat the three car loads of Umatilla county flour for European relief are now ready to be Inspected and loaded for shipping. The previous notice sent to the New York headquarters has not been acknowl edged and local officials are anxious to get the flour on the way. No word from either state or national head quarters hfis been reoivH thfa u-ult 'as to when inspectors will come to look at the flour. Kctio Ilank Building Progresiijig. Finishing of the Interior of the Bank of Echo's new building Is about to begin, according to T. II. Banfield, of Parker & Banfield, who are build ing the new $66,000 structure in the west end community. The building Is expected to be completed and ready for occupancy In the early spring. The addition to the Pendleton mauso leum has progressed to the point where panels are being plastered. Marble will not arrive for three weeks, nowever. as it was feared that cold weather would Intervene and prevent Its placing earlier than the month of February. WOMEN'S SUITS Brown Duvetynr, bo model, chenille emb., fancy lining, price ...i 1.50 Black Serey, Ix-Jted model, pleated ba'k, button trimmed, fancy lining f '.9.50 Copenhagen Kllvertone. ripple bark, but ton trimmed, fancy silk lined $34.50 Brown tttive de Ijiino, cliniille emb., straight lines, throw collar, silk lined. Price . W5 NaTy Blue Beldyne, trimmed with tail ored straps, buttons and baby lamb em broidery SM.50 Bark Green Chami'leon Cord, trimmed with beaver collar and stitching, long Jack et . $9.50 4 i' l'ife.i DRESSES Old Rose Foulard, youthful' model, Turkish hem, wide black girdle $19.50 Blue Crepe de Chine, tailored model, pleated skirt, fited basque square neck Georgette collar and cuffs $19.50 Navy Blue Crepe de Chine, Lady Duff (ionlon model, corded skirt, fitted bavqne, very chic model $S.50 Black Taffeta, long waisted model, wide girdle enibroklereU In green and gold $49.50 These are Just a few models picked at random, Hie assortment being too extensive to describe each garment. LaW' COATS One Extra Special Lot of Coats $13.50 These coats are of the best ma terials, full length and well made, colors navy, black, bur gundy, purple, gray, brown and tan. Make your selection of these early as the number is limited. bodies In Oregon with a view to brinff ms this matter to the attention of the state legislature for action. THE HEATFR OF NO REGRETS tVTBA 1 AfJT.r tftPfo fj' PEED OPENINjffif f7(fg I LARGE MICA sjSSwu'fa'fe B seen rvtflDf ' ' " I 1 nMHi - "-a : ' duplex immiil il extra orates N?fliILUU4fFIy k tmmmi un,n HEAVY POLISHED STEEL OUTER BODY ! iLHEAVY INNEft LINING PROTECTS OUTER BODY OVER" DRAFT AIR CHAMBERS HOT BLAST SIDELINING HEAVY VENTILATCO , 0 CONICAL PI RE POT DEFLECTS HEAT TO FLOOR Universal Stoves &Fumaces lit Charities implication .Matter Vp. While Pendleton Is considering a meeting on Saturday to coordinate the work of the various charitable or ganizations In Pendleton and Umatilla county .another force Is at work In the stale to bring about a similar organ isation of the l-nrlnii. r.uii. and charitable Institutions' In Portland. The movement has begun with the As toria (.namtier of Commerce. In a let. ter from Secretary C. I. Rarr tn th l endleton Commercial 'Association to day the mtter of the various "homes" In the metropolis Is declared In need of t.ttentlon. A campaign is suggest ed that will eliminate duplication of errort and place these homes upon a taxation basis for support preferably under state direction. The burden of maintaining these institutions falls up on ine same rew subscribers at pres ent, Harr says and business men of Astoria, in their chamber meetirm have declared that they aro tiring of thb iH-esent system. Harr seeks to Bet sentiment from other commercial olln Has Big Revival. Thirty-one aditions to the church ut Nolin have been made through re vival services recently held there, ac cording to Rev. F. II. Church, pator there. The season was one of the greatest successes Nolin ever experi enced. Rev. Mr. Church reports, and many backsliders were reclaimed and new converts brought Into the fold. The meetings ended Sunday night with a full attendance. Rev. ' May field, of Pendleton, assisted. Has Walking Bar. George Johnson, a sheep herder, was arrested last evening by the po lice, who declare that he was a "walk ing bar." Johnson had a whisky gloss and three bottles of moonshine when arrested and he had been sell ing the. liquor at 60 cents n drink. One bottle had been emptied and he was selling from a second one when caught. In police court this morn ing he was found guilty of unlawful possession of liquor and fined i 100. In a few moments he produced the money with which to pay the fine. . . Weather Ib Cold. degrees above freezing, the maximum being 34. The minimum last night was 18. The barometer registers 29.65, ac cording to .Major Lee JloorhoUse, j weat her observer. ' Rabbits Go to Seattle. - Forty-one sacks of rabbits, contain ing 30 each, were shipped by express from here to Seattle today to be mar keted. The 1230 animals were from irom tho mhhlt shoot held on Sunday by members of the Pendleton Rod and Gun Club and were consigned to Frye Prunn Co., wholesale meat dealers, of Seattle. . - ... Clarke, pastor of the, Pendleton church, will be one of the principal speakers. Indians Plan Pageant. The Christian Indians of Tutuilla plan to present a pageant, under the direction of Rev. J. H. Cornellson, missionary, at the Christian Endeavor convention to be held in La Grande February 4, 5 and 6. The pageant will represent the Journey of the In- dianss to St. Louis In 1832 to procure "the white man's Book of Heaven." Indian costumes will be used and the pageant promises well. At the Chris tian Endeavor meeting at the local church last night, several Pendleton young men and women signified that they would attend. Rev. George L. School Board Gives Endorsal. Pendleton's school board, at Hs montrly meeting last night, gave Its endorsal to the proposal for Commu nity Service In Pendleton. R. E. Tuck er, organizer for the service, appeared before the board and outlined the work which he plans to take up. Fol lowing his talk the board voted indi vidually and collectively to endorse the project Other business transacted last night proved to be purely of a rou tine nature. New Outdoor Switch Placed. A new outdoor switch to control the 23,000 volt main lead into the city, was cut in by the Pacific Power & light Co., at noon today The switch is expected to do away with trouble which has been experienced In the past from lights going out all over the city at the slightest wind storm. It is I equipped with a patent grounding de i vice which is intended to be complete protection for workmen about the plant when the switch is turned. Dr. F. W. Vincent, local manager, said today APenny Saved. The butcher grumbled angrily ' to himself as he put up the 10-cent meat order. "Cheap skate," he muttered, "if she ever let loose of a dollar " Just then a small boy burst excited' ly In the door. "Hey 'he shouted,, "are you putting up mamma's order of cat meat?" "Yeas," replied the butcher, ''and all I gotta say Is " ; "Cnwrap It right away," announced the boy. "Kitty's cauht a sparrow." Exchange. i Ills One Chance. I "I believe." said, the Impatient man as he put aside the telephone, "that I'll go fishing." 1 "Didn't know you cared for fih ingg." i "I don't ordinarily. But It's the only chance I have of finding myself at the end of a line that Isn't busy-." Boys' Life. "MAN OVERBOARD" IN THE NAVY Beauty Secret KEEP the system clean. Eliminate the poisons. If nature will not do it for you. help nature wi'.h a natural medicine like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Take a tcaspoon ful for a few nights and watch the results. Tht re will be feeling of lightness, the eyes will be bright and sparkling, the lips red, the cheeks pink. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the recognized, standard remedy for constipation, and it Is constipation that aires women he auches, dullneat, Ion ot appetite and sleap, bad breath and bad com plexion. Dr Caldwell', Syrun Pepsin will relieve jrou over night, and do it gently but thoroueh'T. It fa Just a combination of aimpla laxatira herbs with pepsin, so safe that It la liven to Infanta. A sixrf-eent bottla will laat for months, and laat yr eight million bottles wer bought at druc stores la ilatii a guarantee ot merit. TRY IV FREE Seiul m Mj nn. mJ - J.J J I unU send you a jne tna' book of mj OTfW rcpnn. Address mt Ut. Jr7 R C1nlA.,ll ... 177 L; ...... vuimngnm Si, Monn'cello, Jit Everybody now and then iedj a Idxati, unit it ii well Co know she btst Writs me today. I 'jew j i -:a ? I - M -e-' . V V . . t if 4 3 W. O. V. Have Steeling. The local lodce of th IV n w W. held initiation last night for R. E. Schlffler, with Charles T. Vaughan Vaughn, presiding. Because of a Joke played on F. M. Stroble at a recent meeting, the past consul commander was presented with n hnr nt eirce ae an expression of good will. Mr. Stro ble declared that he was afraid to open them whereuoon one of th hm-iL sometimes known as "Wild Bill," en gaged Mr. Stroble in a eatch-as-catch can restllng match. Wild Bill getting the decision over his opponent. Mr. Stroble was then presented with a watoch. all set for fast time. Model Juror. . ' When Appelate Judge William II. Waste was on the bench in Alameda county he had a Jury case on Defers him. One of the Jurors arose and In sisted on going home. "My family needs me" be said. ., "Well, you can't go home." said the judge. . ' , "But I don't understand what the lawyers are saying," protested the Juryman. " "Neither does anybody else," aa'd Judge Waste. "Sit down. Tou'rs: a model juryman." San Francisco Chronicle. ; To Cure a Cold in On Day Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROSIO Qf INIXE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Qrovs. I0e- Ad B-r-r-r-r' Pretty cold to he about to plunge In for a cooling swim, isn't It? I.ut don't he too sympathetic for there men are with the fleet at Guantana mo Cuba, where the water is about 15 degrees now. And the. dog Is usually the first In he doesn't wait until the bugle finishes its "Commence Firing" imtes but on the first blast over he toes and enjoys It Just as much as the ( Laundry Soap NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. FOR A REAL BARGAIN 20 Bars OF WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP OF HIGH QUALITY FOR $1.00 OTHERS SELL 14 BARS FOR $1.00. "THE TABLE SUPPLY" Phone 187 and 183 739 Main Street CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR Proprietors bluejuckeU . TEN PAOflS